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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAM AT THE
UNI. OF MAINE

Cl-rnr Ne MAJ 1k-I6e l11E-z-I W
commencement ST the University ri
Maine. mas been lssueti- a. 1ollrws-
F-asr. June 100 4 n. annual
rpea.snr board nj trustees, SO = Il.
meeting al the alumni advisory eounf.A
lit1-z-- 5N ? n Phi kzunA ohl NINA
taur.. Hannibal E5griin hal. 6-R ? Ii
PHI haupA Phi H{.uqusl- Gun r''n1n'
Fza-7r.lhal fzz-nlin nall A-9 7 n. presl-
dP-t reception. ihra-v
Sa3a-ciav une Alumni DRT--A-sf A
NJ. cfRsss rav exe-cisas. oval IN fs'1ni q
alumni 1hA A N. aunuA- business
meeting general Alumni Ass1'E,ia<.ZTn
lib-z--v l.iH NJ. class luntreuns- The
Commons. a.Qn p III formation alumni
iav aa-ads f-ont af Alumni hHl- ~
5es M ciHss f-1iics. athletic -t.1a-
aR ? N University Of Maine movies
chanel A lurrrl na-l Hm ? N. alumni
fsanuufss gymnasium. SA P al cora-
---r nv Bangor uAnn.. f--1nr OF Alumni
nal s.0 P, II, lnfor-nAl alumni hnp,
S1ntiR~ June s-1ESn 4. H. BacrzIHr
-aRze address ny -lr. Robert J. Aley
president NJ The University, s-& ? Nj
fea fuY alulraF given by round table
and seniur girls 81 North nail s-@ :. u,
University sing, oval front of Alumni
hail.
Monday June 7-C1ufnencernenf DAY
-ap A. v commencement szs-cissss-
address, ny --- Calvin Moves kendall
commissioner Of eauCaTiun for View
Jersey. canfe---ng If degrees; -.:e p, n,
Commencement symphony cBncsy--.
chapel a.pa ?. N, Commencement aa4i,
gymnasium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
COOPER-S MILLS

Merton Brazn d Lewiston. an en-
uiuvee Of he Maine Central -ailraAd q;
l.la1 place IS passing Z snur- vacation
AZ ne home Of his parents Nj and Mrs.
Arthur Rrarn Ee ms are more Ies. 70
take before becoming IN engineer VITA
i regular ruin.
Clarence Eubhs has purchased II al
tomohlle.
Caadv anc Burns # we>4l's Mills VINO
are conducting lumber operations II
that place were business rzgIt0rs here
one DIV last week.
Waiter Bpwaen's 1rv truck came N
list week frum lewiston. Ee intends =
use i: n his GROCERY ana Erzin business
M- and Mrs BsrT Tozier Of Albion
were in town last SATURDAY. evening
Forrest Ware II Whitehead WAS n
town last week on matters n business
A 8 Moody Of Jefferson was q nusi-
ness wtsitur here lass week bringing a
large ca1ch u spring rats ID L Z
Howe Jr.. The fur 5uya-
A large End appreciR;3re crowd a.
fsaded the Saturday might dance n
Copper hall
Waldo Conrnhs Is in vs--- pnnr health.
being confined 70 ms arn.
Mrs. EErnR EanItn of Bangor has
came home far ths summer !, Is un-
derwrood taR1 hrr husband intends u
cnrns snun also.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
WHDSORVTLIE

ME- Leslie 5or1Iun # Jefferson
WIS 8 week END guest q her nlsce-
Ms Clennls Brow
"a : Reed of Weeks Mills was a
visitor n tow1 one day last weak
Joseph French On Friday YVES a
guest u Ar. and Mrs Edward
Weeks Z. Weeks Mills
Mrs Guy Marsh was q vlstor Fri
aay OF Mrs Z " Brown
simon French was a Monday bust
ness vis;t1r n Augusta
M. and Mrs Al~ah T-ask and
daughter were -1esrs Of relatives
Saturday n AUGUSTA
Herher- Brown Is smrloved by
John Z Spronl.
Arthur Chnate znd daurtrer
EdiLa If Augusta were weak end
-nests Of M- and Ms 4 W Brown
Mrs EuEenia Sampson Is a rnest
Of relatives in the twin cities Of
lewiston and Auburn.
Arthur Piper Is employed by
Erskine Brothers 10 work on the
farm
Mrs Mar-le Reed Of WEEKS Mills
was -aeEf az her cousin Mrs. Her
bert Brown FRIDAY and Saturday.
Mrs Maurice Greeley who has been
very IL IS SLOWLY improving
Anthony and GIennie Brawn rIsltad
M. and Mrs Edward Weeks and
daughters Tuesday at weeks Mills
The many friends 81 Mrs Weeks are
pleased 70 hear thai she IS improving
n health
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
WASHINGTON

wEST-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Eisler and son Lincoln were visit
ing her daughter. Mrs Charles Bow
man orar Sunday
Guy jackson Of Augusta was Wis
ting his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Jack
son. over Sunday
Frank Falsum has sold his stock
Of CARTE n M Epsfein Of Augusta
Few :. p Janes viii hnid memorial
services far all soldiers ana the zen
erred public next sunday ~ the West
" Washington chapel.
Frank Folsom was visitor in
II Inslows Mails SATURDAY.
Frank Potion of Augusta was Wis
inny Mr and Mrs. William Bowman
over SUNDAY
Charles Bowman wits visiting IN
aorkland Sunday
Arthur LaEht IS working tnr Fred
Eahb TINS week
DelbelT Erarn Of Choppers Mills
was ii vIgirar in town one dAv last
week.
Guy FsAselle Is running the ar-zc-
trr for the Park 4 Pollard Company
this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Salvation Army Cam
Dalgn N Full Swing


Tie SzlrRlua A-ny CanuEaE- Is =
I'll sN1ng = Augusta and the results
ere most encouraging Bulletin today
repnr-s canr-Suf1uns ~ s5Dg from
Guy p Gznnsr-- Miss INJURED HAYNES
and Perry Z. Eli. s-en from Nj. and
Mrs e. s Eachonrn- xhaxa starts the
hal railing hTalv
GommacuAuf AaEee -eorr-s 1.,e
local branch as 6-st u Ger report n
provincial headqaa--ars- and savs-
The Edwards Company takas 500
pledge cards for distribution the
Ea1on Shoe ca. 5nA. the CrussHr- Ca
zoo the Ficlzerv and Hi Publishing
ca s25. the W z Gaanet- Co cDn
the stR-s House Club 2Bh. The Pulp
NIL rs. the State Hospital ION. rae
Augusta G9rg Hospital SO. the Contra
Maine FowEr Co. 80. the Maine Cen
La & 2 ca. 90, 1as Al-asrz House
so, the Elne Nswal Ca 50. the
Hulnes Swift ca -, the Cor-as
Brothers -. the Eores Worth ann
Couy Euuse u. The journal On. I1b.
The Post Once Dept 200. me Angus
Il Lumber ca Loo. The Good VIII ca
%. e-c-. ctr And 50 the War goes IN.
The Canv Egs sChsnl SENDS Gut
dt-y girls for Tag DAY. Gopa returns
are c1n1ng in. Over the IND We uus7
ga We must -z-ss our local ouuzz-
We must help National EszdGuArrsrs
We uusr gs1 q aecsnr new building
far rne Corps Vow tor sr-anE pull
a-o Z inng pull ami q pull al trEeIh-
err n Cod we trust al others cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
WINDSOR

wES--At -As Parish meeting
held 81 the Baptist church Sunday
i WIS voted u cal a 7Rs-or IN
nedia1sly, provided the necessary
amount Ct money could be raised
George Pierre, {. P BRzTan. Guy Ii
graham and Tina1 Merrill were s2
pointed I committee % canvas he
community for funds. 4 Is hoped
there VIII be preaching Al ne church
SUNDAY. May - Rer- X A Smith
af watervlIle filed he le4qit last
Sunday very acrHp1aaly-
Deputy Sheriff " :. Barton and
family accompanied by Eeroer-
Merrill ~notured 70 Gardner sun
dHv. where they called IN friends n
The cIrE They called az The Card
nsr hospital e seq Mrs Herbert
Merrill VINO underwent IN opera
non tan days agn. Thsv ware sur
7risAd and pleased 70 tnd her easI
improving and able ID -iLle NJ %
AaEns1a with me Ba--1n family,
whs.re she vii srop with her sister
1 While
Efn-ldEr -aswell with his saving
uutdt vas saving wood t1T r1p RASH
denis n MS, seCTlan me past week.
Under ne direction IF Road Cam
missioner J Frank Pierce several
e M men n both districts Of West
II inds0- have been making repairs
o. tae highway.
LElesf Miller mas employment in
ne sta House garage
James CasweIl mas employment as
clerk n ne si-re Of Harry Reed AZ
II t,eks Mills.
Mr.. archie Caswer and son viz
.rp4 her sister Ms Anderson aid
ataeI relatives n Augusta LIST
wassk
MI and Ms. Z q. Tue EFF Mon
day morning u visit their dauEhtar,
Mrs p 3. Per]ey and either rala-lvas
n V2ssalburo during ne week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Done on Jeiiise

The following letter was recelTed
bv the sporting editor Of the Journal
relative u JACK Jellise who viii NIX
with Red Cap Wilson as the MAXI
attraction at the boxing show 1siG
t7v Tex hopkins Sporting club n
City nal FRIDAY evening, May q
Sporting Editor.
Dear Sir;
7 wish n sav a few words II r7A-
cards 10 nv boy Jack Jellise Of Nil
yankee who IS going 70 box Red Cap
X is1n u Augusta the 18th of TINS
month Jslise has fought The lead
inE ughTwetEt,rs n me middle west
ana believe me Mr. wilson Is II FOR
an awful night IN the es1ti as i s
JeIlise' FIRST showing n Maine. In
order n make -ood ne will perform
10 .he best Of ms ability RE If the
s7vle IF boxer that all fans Ike u
see. alwsvs going, never backs.
I remain.
Truly yours.
IKE WOODS.
Manager II Jack Jeillse-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

EVERYTHING II n readiness for the
concert AID dance this evening n
City hail. held by James Fitzgerald
Post. So. .. American Legion. and
the affair promises 70 be a success II
zxe--v way. L,ougiRg elEht-piece JAZZ
Orchestra viii furnish music for the
OCCASION. q dandy program winch
viii appeal TO every enc. music
for those who dp not dance
while melody Of The snAppy
variety that appeals ID the dancers
will also be in evidence As al added
attraction. Mr. Douglas has secured
Mr.. Rochnn. star saxaphonisi Of The
Bowdain Music Club, and Em--y
Fsrrham al the piaan. MIR. Burnet.s-
an overseas man, and VIM has IL
tended the Boston Conservatory IF
Music VIII play the violin. The rest
NJ the PHYSICIANS are al stars N their
line. SO the orchestra this evening
win be made up of all STIR players.
The affair given by the local Legion
Post viii draw a large crowd as the
surs af FtzreraId Post have an en-
viahlf reputation as entertainers.
When they take hnid Of any propo-
siiacn they put II across with a bang
and do IL right Tonight win be no
exception and thuss who 40 moi al
tend the affair IN City hail viii
doubtless regret Il. when they rear
,aesr friends tell about /; aftsr II =.
over
Arranreznents have bean made %
have nurx leave Cor HAzloweu and
Gardiner after TIE danes. 80 undnnb1-
edir q large crowd viii attend frurn
both cifseE.-A6v-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
SOATEKvuLE

N-- and Mrs. = r Woodbury. uf
Ner-h Jefferson were business viE-
ifnrs In town Friday
Mrs Violet Whittier WIS a caller
AZ Pearl Nhir15er's IN jefferson Sa.-
arzav
M. and Mrs Frsd Eenuids and
family Of jefferson were Sunday
guests Of Mrs Renolds' parents, M
and Mrs. Warren Egidaen.
Beir CzliddHn nns purchased the
wAa.er sprague place n North JED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
DROWNED Boys Booty Found

After a search af SIX weeks the
body of Harry Schoppe Ct Cherry
field. VINO was drowned by the up
setting Of a canoe while IN a trap
ping expedition near SpraEe Falls.
was found Monday by the boys
uncle William Robertson. NOT Ear
Grun the nlAce where tae accident Is
supposed 10 have hzupenen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Augusta friends nf " z MAGELLAN.
vino was Tor some Years clerk Al no
tels n ms Ciry ann has RECENTLY been
ofiria1:ng rs night clerk Il the Pc
nebscpI Exchange Il Bangor VII De
Interested % le1-1 taa; he wlll sEvs-
his connexions win int huTel III tune
and viii axe The mana -sTneuT Of q 70
rel a. Brunswick which vii be called
dncLe.ian Inn. tor-ue-y known fnr
many generations as the TaHtire L5oIel.
Els hotel a. Brunswick has been -
furnished and eguippea II q tine manner
ana ne ouIlnnk IS re-y praIrIsirg fc- =
successful business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Je9flhR Encasraneat NJ 3. : Q. ..
r viii hold : special meeting Thurs
dav evening. MAJ u The Eoral PIr-
pie degree VII ne conferred III i A-ge
number af candidates.. New degree
master. new seHne-y. Refreshments VII
bs se-ved IN The banquet hall IL tae
close If The work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Frank r. Partridge
A Charter Member Maj l.
Asso'n. Boards Pharmacy

Receives Certificate af Membership
anr Notification That RE -as Eesn
Maze Charter Mernosr-%a as
First Druggist N State u Get Seu
Seal Registered A1Otherary Ger
tiHcate
Frank z. Partridge. proprietor 81 ne
-a-nn,e -l,,u--nacy IT his cIry> has -
Gently received MS ceT-1lnczIe Us 4 man
her of the National Associaslan q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

The uniforms and equipment nave
been issued 10 the State Gna--srnas-
rsr's corps and the first drill IN Uni
firm viii be held this wednesdav
evening 81 Thk Arno-v n the al
5usa1t generals new afice building
Oh the State House grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

c 4. Day. county agent ,af me
Kenneber Farm Bureau. want -
Wa1ervtEle again TUESDAY % con
TIME distribution OF the sweet cora
which The members Of the County
Farm Bureau hare ordered. he vii
20 70 ms former home n Machlas
far short stay TINS week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Nj and Mrs. Raymond K WyaAns
Of this Ctv were IN lewiston ever
Inc Weekend waere they were the
guests IF her parents Nj. and Mrs.
= " Fa2es Mrs. Z aies entertained
a few friends n thar honor Sa1ur-
DAY erening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

A party WIS Siren Miss Dor-utcIz-
Chapman Tuesday a41e-npun a he-
hume on Green street n hunur IF hsr
firth 1Ir-hdag. E9ne Of hsr TRENDS were
present and the A91e-noun Was PASSED
a~ 1hH young peurie playing games
Refreshments were se-Tea- Aiss chap
nan was the recipient Of MANY gifts
The soIlpring guests were present Il
he affair Ms Daisy JlGk1as anu
aaaghtsr. Mrs Mildred Pierre ana
daughter Mrs audrey RElce ana
<lRaghIe- NJ -ou.ss EillIn2n ana Alss
Margaret Fuller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
MAINE PHARMACEUTICAL
ASSOCIATION POSTPONES
MEETING UNTIL MAY -

The specias meeting of Las Maine
FhR-u1acHuT5czi Association which
twas % nave been held n TINS CITY
THURSDAY. MAY u. n the Capitol.
mas been postponed until -hursday-
May - al the same place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

The closing mest1nE of the Moth
ers Chapter viii be held a. so
o'clock this Wednesday evening AZ
the Parish house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Miss Efiza5eIh Smiley Of this city
was II wirslrw I'M Sunday and also
N FAIRFIELD where she Ga-lsd On
trends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Daniel Steward Of 1Ais CRY was IN
Oakland ever Sunday WHERE ne
Visited ms parents MI and Mrs.
James Il Stevens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

NzA Minnie Merrill and dalEzLsr
Miss Mamie Merrill af Windsor, were
In the city Tuesday fur q few hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

A Worcester woman called chief
AVERY Of the Fars Department by
tciephrne and asked him = he would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

W. = Ksndal af BcwdnannAn Was
here Tuesday eur the day On bust
rHEs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Eu-un Smith. deputy Tnlted
States marshal, located IL Portland
was n The CITY Tuesday On 5lainess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

fsrson and axpecfs to nuve his fam
iiy there snun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

passed rnss6zg n the city N legal
euEiness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
LOCAL Notice

whist party ~ Girls Community
r,un wednesday afternoon ~ : and
evening AZ 7.sn. Tickets Is csntE-
mavISdef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

r~ess, Ash ever Thursday. Friday
Sarza,piav Ioc H., Islander wnar-
ruav1 easx~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

ANOTHER COED load Of fresh coo.
hase. hafdock-. cusk and Holsters.
Tuesday and "Wednesday al Stone d
Couper's wharf mas 1snIi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

send one Of the IRE companies 10 herd
house rs s.ae wanted the grass burn
ed OF her ia-n and wanted IRE i
company an hand TO make sure rhe. y
IRE didn't spread
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Donald Toner ~ Wa1srvlIle Was 3
BUSINESS caller Tnes6ny IN the CITY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

water--water everywhere-but not a
drop to bathe in. This is the predica :
ment in many homes In the Ritten- :
house Square section.
1t might be an exaggeration to say
there IL no water whatever. There Ia
some, but It drops languidly. and hesi /.
tntingly into the tubs; and those OF
great girth and large displacement have
considerable difficulty in engulfng them
selves in sufficient aqua pura.
And James. the valet, therefore gets
a blast from his master every morn be-
cause the "bawth" Is almost waterless.
Meanwhile the big fountain spreading
like the chestnut tree In Rittenhouse
Square bubbles boisterously and per-
severingly and has done 30 all winter.
Naturally the residents Of that sec
tion are indignant. If they want TO
bathe in their third floor bath they turn
the water on the night before and II
gurgles into the tub through the night.
Like all other squares, Rittenhouse
Is under the supervision of the Fair
mount Park Commission. Some of the
commissioners are down at Palm Beach,
wheer the Atlantic ocean is more lib
eral than the Rittenhouse bathtubs
but those who are still here say that
the whole matter Is exaggerated.
Some Of the commissioners say the
fountain does not affect the pressure
In the neighborhood.
Chief Davis, Of the water bureau,
thinks differently.
Residents of homes should have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

ne1ty that Laural had possessed during
the days OF her engagement. Winona
could no more have imagined Laurel
flushing and paling alternately as she
spoke of her lover than she could have
imagined Granville showing anything
but his perfectly cold, hard polished
surface.
There were several of the younger set
present, and among them Marion Worth.
Marion Worth was very youthful--so
young, in fact, that she found IL hard
to disguise the fact that she blamed
Laurel because she herself was not Civ
ing this dinner party in Granville Bur
tons home. Marion had fragile, girl
ish prettiness. She was very like Ruth
Maddox, Granville's first wife, as she
had been at her age. She wore pale
blue gauze, and her arms and neck were
little too thin. She sat on a low
couch with Harriet and a Mrs. Craip
and catered unblushingly to the older
women. Marion was a sweet parasite,
willing to agree with any one who seem
ed of more Importance than she.
Laurel had invited several young men
but Marion was ut the age where she
scorned men between twenty and thirty
as children. She had wanted, more thar
she had ever wanted anything in her
young life, to marry Granville Burton,
and because Harriet had taken her uI
and had sponsored her cause in a way
she had felt that her dream had a chance
Of materializing. She had a little feline
desire to dig her kitten claws into
Laurel, to hear some one talk about her,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
ELITE JOIN THE UNWAS1KED
WHILE FOUNTAIN GURGLES
Rtenhose Square Residents Must Forgo Usual Bath Until
Water Shortage Is Remedied-Dauis Raps waste

water first and fountains should come
next. IL this fountain has been run :
ming all winter, it's typical Of the waste
which is going on all over the city.
"A small electric pump placed under
the fountain would solve the matter,
but as there are many fountains in the
tricity. --8 - WV
II cannot imagine" said the chief
who wants to sit in cold square in
snowstorm and watch fountain
play. 1t would be much better IL the
fountain were stopped from November
to April" =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

but she could do nothing but take her
cue from the people AROUND her. Harriet
had decided that, inasnuch as her sis-
ter in law was success, she would
declare herself definitely on her side.
The conversation was desultory until
the men Joined them, and at 10 o'clock,
when the dancing was started in the two
big connecting rooms of the library,
some Of the older people started bridge
and the rest drifted out to the grounds.
The grounds Of the Cedars were veri-
table paradise. Lanterns swung in the
breeze, and the little marquee where
drinks and light refreshments were
served was ablaze with light. Laurel
was surrounded with men besieging her
for dances, and she queened It, with her
eyes starry and her smile gay over an
aching heart. She was amazed to know
how much she cared, how much she had
counted on the love Of this man and
how empty her life was without 1t.
Late that night, after the guests had
gone. she threw light wrap about her
and stole into Winona's room. Winona
sat before the dressing table brushing
out her hair, just as she had sat so
many times in their little apartment.
Winona was so sane, 60 wholesome, that
a little warmth thawed the ice that had
been gathering around Winona's heart
since early afternoon. Quite suddenly
she wanted to cry and just as suddenly
she knew she couldn't. She threw her
| SELF into the chaise Tongue. between the
windows and watched Winopa lazily.
IT'S so good to have you," she said
after a moment.
"It's good to be here" winona re-
NNNH AL n -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
CHAPTER XIX

LONG, Harriet's husband, was
SD sT. and prosperous looking. At the
j Jony ny,arty % he sat on Laurers lett and
dinner "r pSi' laugh frequently, Harriet,
made nd nd beautifully gowned, watched
sleek :, apr sror, the other end Of the table
Laurel al,sauyille. Laurel was exquisite,
nsar .n watch, in a gown Of sapphire
lrely 70 With the necklace of sapphires
velvet. s.,s%nville had given her sparkling
that %,"l ,se velvet of her neck and throat.
over s,r,ona. .uS too, watched Laurel and
WinoSSa' Could this be the girl who
Dsr1elssrJIe with her on the Chronicle,
had wolISa woIS short time ago had worn
.hc opS hats on that crown of rudy
shiooy. y.,;s wonderful woman with her
hair,, r,,.ssS s hair thrust through with a
burnisIssSS ~ SSrilliants, with her fresh charm
ecno sv o. noise? But there was some
and esIs .,so In Laurel's manner that keen
thing VI Inew had not been there before.
winoIhsn oIssd maturity, perhaps, a repressed
ID psss sosS.tt that was sophisticatedly charm
sttithSutt hnt which lacked the utter sponta-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
FIND FILMS FAIRLY MORAL
Interehurch Federation commItte,
VIII Report FavorabIv

Upon the whole, the moving picture
films displayed in the city are free from
objectionable features, but the posters
outside some theatres verge upon the
immoral.
This, in effect, is expected to be the
report of the sodal purity committee Of
the Interchurch Federation of Phila !.
delphia, which has been making a tour
Of the motion picture houses. The re.
suits Of the. survey will be announces
Thursday night at the annual meeting
of the federation in Tabernacle Pres.
byterian Church, Thirty seventh and
Chestnut streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
THE GLAD SURRENDER
Which Tells of the Dinner-Dmce
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
Copprtoht, 1850. by the Public Ledoer On

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