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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-29
THE CIIY OF PROVIDENCE.
Concrete Sidewalks on Wss-
!eyan Avenue and Pitman,
Fountain, Barnes, Camp, Plea
SAINT, Meeting and West
Friendship Streets.
Joint resolutions of the City Council.

RESOLVED. And It is hereby ordered and directed
that the sidewalks .on the following streets. viz :
Fountain street from jackson street to Carpenter
street. Barnes street. from Prospect street 10
Thayer street; Wesleyan avenue. from Emwood
avenue to Broad street; Camp street, from Olney
Main street TO Camp street; Meeting street The
north side. and West Friendship street from Elnl-
wood avenue TO Broad street shall be altered and
Walks for their whois length as a stor:ss % ' sSS
pe the width as occupied. thres-eignts Of an inch
rise per foot from the inside Of the curb TO ths
street line. except MODIFICATION necessary to meet
the occupation line. and shall be otherwise COM
structed In manner and OF materials follows.
viz:
for filling whenever II may b required
The Foundation shall be composed OF clean,
coarse gravel. properly coated with and hall
not be less than two inches In depth. after being
The top OF the founda lon saall be brought to .
smooth surface by the addition OF 1ne pebble com~
pletely coated with tar and thoroughly rolled.
The top dressing shall consist OF clean. sharp
In layer OF such thickness that after being rolled
anu compacted. IL will not be less than an inch IN
depth. The total depth OF walk when finished
shall not be less than three inches.
The quality OF the tar used shall be equal In all
respects to that made by the Pr violence Gas come
pany. The gravel ana sand shall be thoroughly
Said alterat ontand improvement OF said sidewalks
shall be completed witun six weeks from the time
OF the passage hereof.
And il Is hereby further resolved. ordered and
tion order and direction. required TO be gwen. ard
the publication OF the aforegoing required TO bo
made shall b. given made. a. the may be.
ia manner and as required by law.
A true copy witness:
WILLIAM T. CLARKE.
May 22 3t City Clerk
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Mrs; Gardner b andin. Mrs; Thomas
Wilkens aud Miss Lizzie G. Wilkens OF
Proyidence.
Mr.. w. j. Leslie. composer or the
June Waltzes" ha@ presented the Frovi-
dence Press club with an autograph copy
of the music. IL was sent through .Mr.
Hiram Howard. who visited Mr.. Leslie
on his recent visit to New YORK.
Mr.. Charles S. Thayer and family of
Pawtucket will occupy q cottage at
Pleasant Bluff this season.
'o
Mr.. w. l.. Thompson and family OF
this city have rented cottage on Knowl-
ton street, Pleasant Bluff, for the season.
Mr.. Il. 5. Whittemore and family OF
this city will occupy cottage on Nara
gansett avenue, Peasant Bluff, this sea
sou.
city started on the 9:l0 o'clock train to-
day for the Worlds fair. They will stop
~ Montreal, Toronto. Niagara Falls and
other places for few days.
Invitations have been received by the
friends of the parties for the Weeks-H Hop
pin wedding on Long Island on Monday,
June 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Hunter will spend
the summer at Mr.. Hunters home in
Montana.
There are to be five or six weddings in
Catholic soci ETY. during June. The Fitz-
gerald-Gleason wedding occurs on the
18th aud the Feeley- Maroney Wedding n
18th, providing Mr.. Maroney's new resi-
denee II ready for occupancy at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher OF Provi-
dence are the guests OF James Corcoran
and family for few weeks at their resi-
dence on Beach street. Riverside.
Mr.. +. ID. Ten Eyck has returned TO
Riverside, after weeks absence in New
York.
Mr.. Patelle and family of Providence
will occupy the Cedar cottage at Pleas
ant Bluff this season.
Mr. A +. Donath and family of Paw
tucket will occupy Benedict cottage at
Pleasant Bluff this season.
William Y. and Chester r. Burgess Of
Bristol are visiting their father in W Or
cester, Mass.
Mr.. George T. Bourne and family, who
res de in Paris, France, arrived in Bris-
tol Saturday evening, and were driven to
the Point Pleasant cottage on Pappoose-
squash. They will spend the season there.
u. l.. Chaffee and family OF Taunton,
have rented cottage at Pleasant Bluff
for the season.
Benjamin Radford and family of Paw
tucked have rented the Elm cottage at
Pleasant Bluff for the season.
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THE CITY OF PROvIDENCE.

ONCE OF the License Commissioners.
City Hall, Providence. May %. 1898.
spirituous. Intoxicating and malt liquors. have
been been made by the following-namcd persons and
SECOND class.
Baxter, Le ander i5 North Main street. to 30 North
Bolsna john p. 100 Gladstone avenue. to Mich
Burgstahler. August IA North Main street. to
~ Theodore Braun. same place.
Michael McGann. same place.
Casey, James 2o4 Aborn street. to Michael Cor
Smith. Terence. i7se Westminster street. to John
Hackett Bernard. 20 Franklin avenue. to Maurice
Jette, Thomas A., IS Washington street, to Frank
Narcotic. same location.
North Main street
Laughren.. James, bse Potters avenue. to $40 Pot
Magnlnness, James H.. 1897 Westminster street. to
McCarIon. Mckee. 81 North Main street. to Joseph
street, TO Thomas }. McDermott, same location.
j. Souza. same location
wall, john, lis Douglass avenue. TO 100 Amherse
FIRST CLASS.
McKenna Bros, corner Harris and Atweli's ave-
nues. to 90 Eagle street.
NEW APPLICATIONS. FIRST CLASS.
Marx Frederick. SO Pond street.
sECoND-CLAss.
Conley, John, 90 West River street.
The board OF License Commissioners win be IN
session In their once, City Hall. SATURDAY.
sna nae ,sy5 s 10 ssoSa I a. at which time
the matter OF graInt,,nE gIn,E such sgp ssgpIesa%tio I.s %
DENNIS j. MCCARTHY
CHAnLES EDWARD PAINE,
my23-lot License ComfnissioneAs.
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CRESCENT PARK.
Big Crowds Attend the Bake and Enjoy
Themselves.

Big crowds Attend the Bake and Enjoy
Themselves.
Notwithstanding the day was rather
cool and weather threatening fully 5000
persons visited the grounds and about
1900 sat down to dinner yesterday. Every
thing was In full operation-merry-go
rounds, carousals. inclined railway,
swinging boats, the maze. and In fact,
everything to help toward days enjoy
ment. The Indians seemed TO be the
chief attraction, however. There have
been erected on the grounds ten Indian
tepees, five Indian lodges. ten "a all tents.
These ar all furnished comfortably, as
they are TO be the living quarters OF the
Indians and cowboys while here
Miss Jennie Dodge, the rifle expert,
has been engaged for the season; also
Miss Eaton, the rider. The amphithea-
ter on the grounds will have a seating
capacil y of about 6.000 aud will he water
proof. The opening viii occur about the
~. OF June. Manager. Boyaen has made
arrangements 20 tour every city and
town in Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut.
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CHAPTER CDLxXIII.

An Ordinance Permitting the Postal Telegraph
liable q mi any TO Erect and Maintain Poles and
wires In Certain Streets.
approved May I6, 1881
IL Is ordained by the City Council Of the City of
Provtdencs as follows:
Section /. Permission is hereby grant ed to the
Postal Telegraph Cable Company 20 erect, use and
telegraph purposes In, over and along the follow ng
streets in the City Of Providence, viz: From the
city line on Reservoir avenue to and In tenner
avenue from Reservoir avenue TO Cranston sire 4,
Cranston street from fsnnsr avenue TO Station
street. thence In station street, Norfolk street,
across High street. Perry street. across Broadway.
Ridge street, across Atwell's avenue. West Ex-
change street. Cedar street Aborn street. ashing
ton street ana Exchange place, substantially in
coIdance with the accompanying plan.
Sec. g The permission herein granted Is up n
the condition that said Postal Telegraph Cable
Company shall permit the wires OF the City OF
providence used In connection with its Telegraph
fire alarm system and police signal system TO be
placed upon the poles erected by said company
hereunder, as the same shall be- required by the
Fire and Police departments. provided that IL said
company 81 all hereafter at any time abandon aid
line erected by IL hereunder. then said poles an
appur!enances shall become and lie the property
OF said city.
Sec 3. The perm ission hereby granted is upon
the condition that said line shall be built within
one from the date OF the passage OF this ordi-
nance. and Is subject TO all OF the conditions OF
Chapter LNlI. OF the ordinances and all ordi-
nanees In addition thereto or In amendment
thereof.
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as secretary and agen'. 1t is desired also
TO associate with him e man experienced In
mechanics ana manufactures. who will give
techical information 10 prospective investors
and who will report home from time 10 time
concerning inventions and processes observed
at the fair that may be OF benefit TO the manu-
facturers OF Providence.
The Rhode Island Hospital Trust Com
pany has consented 10 act az treasurer of the
fund. Contributions may be sent 10 the
Trust company by mail. or through either OF
the business assocla tions or the News. They
will be acknowledged by receipt and through
the press. 1t Is earnestly hoped that every
one who can do so will respond at once with
subscription TO the object.
The following subscriptio ms to the OBJ
ject have already been received, although
no public request for funds has before
been made. IL is hoped that now, with
this appeal made public, there Will be
general response so that valuable time
may not be lot in organizing the effort
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Total. go

Wednesday evening. May 81, at s
O'Clock. "a public meeting will be held at
Music hall, in the interest OF this move
ment, at which Bartholdi's heroic statue
of Col umbus, recently cast IN solid l.
yer by the Gorham Manufacturing com
pany, will be unveiled. 1t is great
work of ART, unlike anything before at
temp ed. containing over n ton OF the
precious metal. The exhibition of it is
favor from the Gorham company to the
people OF Providence, and the occasion,
though somewhat impromptu, Will a
not tble one. President Andrews and
Professor Williams of Brown university
have kindly consented to take part. and
other able speakers are expected. The
public is cordially invited. The doors
will be open at 1880 O'Clock.
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ITALIAN BAND CONCERT.

Successful Entertainment I'm Blackstone
Hall Yesterday Afternoon.
The second grand sacred concert, under
the auspices of Capone's I.alian band,
took place AT Blackstone hall lts eveL-
ing before IA lar.e aud appreeiative audi
ence. The band was assisted by Nine
Marie Baratta Morgan, soprano; Mr..
Frank Raia, harp ,o.oist. TWO prime
favorite artists ii Providence. Si4nor
q. Pettine, the accomplished mandolin
soioi,t; Sign.r q. Capone, flute soloist;
Mr.. K. De Fec, clarinet soioist, accom-
panic Dy Mr.. johnson. lie two first
aud TWO last numbers upon the pro-
gram were contributed by Signor Felix
CapJne. the affable aud efficient new
leader, aud all OF whom to k part ac-
Quilted themselves very creditably.
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0QBtQWNPE0PIl

Mrs. Henry, Pearce is in New. Yo-k
mer mansion at Warwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Sharpe and their
family are preparing to sojourn at their
summer home at Nayatt Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freer Drew Cross OF this
city propose to move To Boston the latter
part OF June. The Hub will be their
permanent home hereafter.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Eaie Il. Tillinghsst TO Mr.. Edward Earn
snaw Of East Greenwich.
Quite a large contingent OF Providence
society attended the performances OF
"Antigon." AT the Poughkeepsie Opera
house on Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon. Miss Eneline Bartlett who
personated King Creon so acceptably,
vas both physically and intellectually
fitted for the part. She Is the daughter
OF Rev. and Mrs. Edward o. Bartlett,
aud won honors in her classical course
at Providence aud prizes for her entrance
examination a Harvard. She is tall,
aud has very impressive carriage,
which has been especially noticeable In
her tennis playing. Miss Bartlett was
overwhelmed with honors as the King,
both for her conception Of the part and
her appearance. Her costume was OF
heavy purple silk, with "A Grecian bor-
ar of ied. Her son, Ha .nou, also a
Providence girl. Miss Blanche Presbrey,
wore princes costume of old rose and
gold, aud like Miss Bartlett, won dis
tihction for her " ork.
DIR. ID. +. Keefe OF this city will be
united in marriage TO Miss Lucy Camp
bell of Dorchester, Mass, on June 7tJ.
Mr.. N. B. Sprague has departed for
Chicag O, so Miss Broome presided at the
organ at u race church yesterday.
The crack American liner Paris ar
rived in New York last Saturday with "a
large number of passengers, among whom
were Mr.. Harry Congdon, Mrs. George
". Danielson. Master Whitman Daniel
son, Miss Rosamond Danielson. Mr.. Hen
ry Tildeu and Mr.. Geor1e H. Wood Of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wilbur enter
tanned last week at their elegant home
on Beacon street, Boston, Miss Abbie
Wilbur Putnam aGd Mrs. Mary Putnam
Clewley of this city. They are the near
est descendents OF General Putnam OF
revolutionary fame now living.
Mi Marjorie Richardson. who played
80 delightfully."- at the Saturday Morning
club in this city. has gone to Europe TO
spend the sum ner, where she will join
her parents ia London.
Mr.. Albert /. Gibson OF this city has COM
posed two new songs that are meeting
with great succsss,-'Pm Going Back TO
the Farm" solo aud chorus words by
Purple Clover" solo and chorus, words
by Simuel n. Mitchell. They are eing
introduced by James j. Fenton, the boy
baritone aud Ell Roscoe of Crawford
brothers minsIrels.
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Oaklawn.

The lawn party given by Mrs. Nellie II.
Potter in honor Of the first public per-
formance of the Oaklawn band was at
tended by very large party from this
aud the surrounding villages. The ba d,
under the able leadership of George M.
doing good work and should be encour-
aged. The subscribers overture, COM
posed by Mr.. Smith aud played for the
first time. was rendered In good style. 1t
is "A descriptive piece Of much brigh nes
ana shows the author 10 be possessed of
undoubted talent
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THE CIlY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER CDLxxIL.

An Ordinance % In Amsndnent Of Chapter cDxIv.
Ing Appropriations for the support OF the City
Government for the Financial Year Ending Sep
tember 30 1897 ana Transferring the sum OF
sSoOo.0o from the appropriation for Highways
tothe Appropriation for Contingencies; and also
Providing for the Payment OF Land Authorized
10 De Purchased from the Providence Land and
Wharf Company.
approved May 10. 18o3)
IL Is ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence as follows
Section !. The sum Of $50, 10000 is hereby added
70 the appropriation for contingencies mad by
chapter CDxIV. of the Ordinances entitled "An
ordinance making appropriations for the support
or the city government for the financial year end
ing sep ein Der 30. 1893" amended by Chapter
SDAAV., said sum 20 be transferred from appro-
CDXlV.
Sec, 2. The city auditor is hereby authorized
and directed to charge TO the appropriation for
purchased from the Providence Land and Wharf
company, by city council resolution number So.
approved February q, 1893
sec. 3. The amount appropriated by this ordin-
ance. or so much thereof as may Do necessary
shall be used In payment OF the land TO be pur-
chased OF the Providence Land and Wharf COM
pany.
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Riverside.

churches Sunday. Farragut post No. s..
under command of Franklin Monroe, at =
tended the Congrega ional church in
"a body at 10:3c "a. M. kew. Villa IN
Bryan FerbusI preached fitting ser
mon, and az the NJ. Il church at
2:o0 y. m. Rev. Edwin f. Phillips
onciated, aud in the evening at 81.
Marks Episcopal chSreh Rev. A. G.
Hardy, jr., delivered a toucnIns sermon
o the nature Of tue day.
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CHAPTER CDLxXv.


An Ordinance In Amendment of Section 20, Chap
ter XIV, Entitled Highways"
approved May l6 ls93.)
II is ordained by the City Council OF the City of
Providence as follows.
Section I. Section 26 chapter XIV. OF the or .
dinances entitled III ghways,"i Is hereby amended
so as to rend as follows:
sec. 20. No awning saan be placed continued
over any sidewalk unless the tame shall be con-
structed OF clotn or canvas ana supported by iron
rods, and the framework or support OF such avn
clear above the sidewalk, and the cloth canvas
OF said awning ana any curtain made part there
OF or attached thereto SHALL be least seven and
one-half feet above the sidewalk.
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CHAPTER CDLXXIv.
An Ordinance Providing for the Issue OF Not
for school purposes.

An Ordinance Providing for the Issue of Notes
for School purposes.
approved May 10. ls93)
IL Is ordained by the City Council OF the City Of
Providence as follows:
Section /. The city treasurer acting under the
direction OF the joint standing committee on
may be necessary. the sum OF three hundred
thousand dollars and 10 issue therefor the city's
notes bearing interest at rate not exceeding SIX
per cent. per annum signed by him and counter
signed by the mayor aud chairman OF the COM
miuee on finance. The money thus obtained shall
constitute special appropriation and shall be- ex-
cusivey used and expended for the purpose OF
building. furnishing and altering school houses.
and for the purchase and Improvement OF lana
for =, hool purposes, under the direction OF the
city council OF said city. as provided by the act
passed at the January session. 1895 OF the general
assembly. entitled AN Act Authorizing tae City Of
Providence TO borrow three hundred thousand
dollars for School Purposes"
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Watching TOR a Murderer.

The police in this city are looking
carefully for Antonio Sacco of Boston
who shot James Squires in that city yes
telday afternoon, Every train Is being
carefully watched and il Sacco does com Z
to this city he stands a good chance OF
baing gathered into the protecting arms
of the police.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO MASON CONTRACTORS.

superintendent OF Public buildings. City Hall
Providence. X. L.. May "a. 1898. &
Proposals are invited by the joint committee ON
city property tor BUILDING foundation wall and
on Messer street, In the city OF Proydence. X. T. A
Office. - ~
BIDS will be received addressed to the under.
bid being received after said date.
hight reserved To reject any or all bids.
DAVID BURTON.
Chairman Committee on City Property
ALBERT Il. MANSt lELD,
superintendent of Public Buildings.
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Pleasant Bluff.

The Comstock hotel will open it's regu-
lar season June l on Memorial Day.
They effer- "a varied protr TIM and free
dancing This is the first season for this
hotel. and Mr.. Comstock will spare no
expense or trouble to promote the plea
sure OF his guests.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE
Curbing Of ParneII Street.

InBoard OF Aldermen. May rs, Iso3
ORDERED: That the abutunE ps oprie tors Be no
tined N appear before this Board On THURSDAY.
June 15 ispa at 4oclock r. NJ. that they may -
heard upon the question OF sitting curb<tonea and
having cutters on psrileii street. from Atweus
aveYSs ,d 70 rs nor'heriyw ywiIhpxH ssEIhippsH CLARKE
my22-StN ~ Ss9L
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1HE CITY OF fKOvlDENCE.
GRADE OF JEWETT STREET.

In Board OF Aldermen, May Is 1893.
ORDERED: That the abutting proprietors "a
mination, be notified toappear before this Board On
THURSDAY, June 10. 1898. at o'clock Il. NJ,
that they may be heard upon the question &
chang ing the grade OF az d street.
Witness WILLIAM y. CLARKE.
myy2-3tM City Clerk
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CHAPTER CDLXxyII.

An Ordinance in Amendment OF Chapter XxXlv
OF the OIdinant es Lnutlei "Onicers oi the
City and Their Duties" and OF Chapter
XLvIIi Of tho Ordinances Entitled Salaries"
approved May 20. 1ss3J
II is ordained by the City Council OF the City OF
Providence as follows:
Section 1. Section "a OF Chapter XXXIv. OF the
ordinances entitled 'Oicsrs OF the Uity and Their
Duties" is hereby amended so as TO read follows:
"SectlOn "a He may appoint annually, In the
month OF May subject To the approval OF the Joint
committee of the city council on ordinances, two
suitable persons who must both be residents of
the city.of Providence aud coun sellors at law OF
the supreme G. urt of Rhode Island, one to the
oce OF assistant city solicitor, and the other 10
the ofico OF second assistant city solicitor. such
persons N approved by said committee shall re-
spectively hold said of1ces for one yea from the
first Monday In June unless sooner rt Oovsd and
thew may b removed from ONCE at any time az
the pleasure OF the city solicitor. and vacancy
MAJ be filled at any time for an expired d rm
in The same manner as the original appointment ~
Sec q The clause IN section OF Chapter
XVIII Of the ordinance entitled "salaries." |"
which reads:
To the city solicitor including the salary Of his
assistant six thousand dollari." IL hereby amend
ed 10 read = follows;
ITO the city sgictor, including the salary OF the
assistant city solicitor, sig thousand dollar to the
second assistant city solicitor Al cen hundred OIL
lars.
inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
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THE CITY OF PRovIDENoE.
CURBING OF GAN0 STREET.

In Board OF Aldermen. May IL 1879.
ORDERED: That the abutting proprletors
Gano ktreet, from Pitman street 10 Toe volt
street. be notified TO appear before this Boa IN
THURSDAY June rs. 1903. at O'Clock. p ~.
that they may he heard upon tho question ~ 81
tng curbstones and payIng gutter on aid srse
Witness: WILLIAM y. tLAtht.
my22-3tM Clty Citrk
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THE CITY OF PROvIDENCE.
Grade Of Andrews Avenue.

In Board OF Aldermen. May Is 1903.
ORDERED: That the abuttlng Iroprietors on
Andrews avenne, from Manton avenue 20 goo feet
northeasteriy; be not mel TO appear before this
II. NJ that they may be heard upon the question
of defining the grade Of said avenue.
Witness: WILLIAM K. CLARKE.
my22-3t City Clerk.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PINE STREET,

City Clerks ONCE. May 10. 1908.
The Committee who were. on tho 10Th dav of
October. 1891. appointed bv the Board OF Alder
men 20 lay out Pine street from Page street to
Dorrance street have made their report, accom-
All persons Interested are hereby notified TO an
pear before said Board on THURSDAY. Sept.
2l 1893, at A o'clock u. NJ. II thev shall SOC
cause and be heard for against receiving said
report.
By order of the Board OF Aldermen.
Wuness: WILLIAM 4. CT ARKE
myo2-3t City Clerk.
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You're workngman. We're all workingmen Still, rich
people afford more luxuries than workingmen
Good Books uxures Workngmen appreciate uxuries
much many-more than When has to wotk hard
anything he he prizes all the when he gets
It's hard saving sometimes We all knowwe who have been
through the mill We crape and and and it
to do any good
STILL there's saving and saving To buy large library of choice
ary way.
There's extraordinary way though The News way the
newspaper mans the way Can't
you enough for that
For that small saving you buy three good books
In little time you have large collection of
Best Books.
You get the three books the book delivered you
by mail for only four coupons and 10 cents.
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lsc1-To OUR FATHER HERoEs-lseo.

As the organ prelude announced tie
openining, the veterans marched into
the church, keeping step TO the martial
air up the aisle, taking seats assigned
them by the usher,.
Tue opening hymn was