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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
PITTSFlELD

I L >tuar- 81 South Parls re-urn-
81 % MS nome Friday a-.ar q WISH
with ms son. N z STAR. super-r
-snler1 u the Pircstield schools
Mrs Rae Z Butler and Mrs. VA
Ter z. McCausianu were n Ea--nUrr
F-luay. 70 ATTEND q gathering uf uht
past apDie E-anas Of the Repeka1
Lodge u rs @1sr district
N =. Humphrey and GauElLs.
-sii.I1e-a,'et were guests o. t-1en0s II
Fairfield Friday
MISS A--anuice Eealey sruuer-
al Bales College e passing -he
Easter -ecHss with he- parents. Mir
and Mrs. Charles = Eealev. a. hel
hume a. NavaricV-
X ! aas-ltlue Of Dexter was z
-ues1 II ne home Of MS brother,
Joseph : Aaseit;ne u Ms hume !
Nichols st-es- F-,da---
Mrs A-1nur Gilman e. Fritlay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

zar-ner THIS assissanGe rnG- ns -an-
ie-esi hv neininE 70 organize. -inGnfe
s,lre,---lst. encourage ana advertise the,n
ana 10 establish cooperation Derwesn
-SerT.
ro-onn-at.on e1lilanc.s purchasing
newer. AMI selling puwec- might .iisaI-
~, r-a E4trn--ariun. establish snr- a.
.e9-ansr-ea," @ur tt1f elimination " bad
nils FOUND an eInpiuvrnent bureau 1nr
se,..ir,E ne he1p problem i miSni
r--o,1r fhp trliid!ngS Of -nese nrganIEa-
IONS afrl1railr 1pr reasons Of eeunnInF
ann fullest cn-opr-at.nn. ann, INA !iE'
strengthen rflain ny fede-a1tnE -iis-n into
Statewide ana then nHLiunR. enter
1r7ses Mutual effor- Will stanuardiEe
-1,-aducrs. svHterngtiEe 4arn business
and -eau succass and Justice.
20 Iet Us 90 all W. CHI u advance ne
interests If farmers unions. community
rnar.kees. farmers exchanges farmers
s=+-v yu-,orslt ans. banks. insurance
companies and like business groups 10
ess,n hjiss1 r1ure nj these and new far7n-
---' comparative businesses. sBcn az
y,i,ezEe factories. slaughter hnuses IN
ear-ie. sheer End ppuitI-- BLACKSMITH
-s,,-s err Let US discourage al IL
-fusnces autagnuistic 70 these and g
member that loyalty ro nlir reiluw arm
- dernanns thai We dp no; stand N
each others liEHt
--s..5uroca.I assistance If Tn ousl-
r,..sss n-rarizat iuns 10 ne Farm Bureau
univ fair. For instance, lime. me
r-,de need Of wtiien the farm BUREAU
rie-nunst-a-es. and chemicals Tor nome
mixing If fertilizers, farmers uniuns
-,,,Id make an effort tn secure in SEQ
SIM nv securing and sending ez-'v or
ee-s Farmers unions can NIX cAL~ie'
hor and poultry 1atinns unnsr ne
,f;-sA-+iur If the Farm Bureau al sfnaii
,cs- and establish proper 1eenins'
ra--ne-S unions can carr seed bsss1
.,,,,ad to Maine surh rs Maine I'D nafs
,,a Y =. Mammoth flint corn fnr 81
,.,-a ami urse 1i1eir use All inns at-
r-,,se all farmers business enterprises
z,,ould aduut the Farm Bureau slogan
...-be P-pmp1in and Prntertiun OF Asra'
culture"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
OAKLAND

Ms aosepn Manner wnu AAs at-aI;
CRITICALLY III fcr severe: weeks at Yer
lnure Fails wne-h sne was IAlleo ov
The deA-a nt ne- mother Mr. Sa-an Y
Fuller MS recovered sufficient . -
-urn ID aer nnns III Ign street She
was accompanied nulnt ov NJ. Aante-
Abe FURNISH, wnp rene--iv -nuef-
wert an OPERA on FOR appendicitis a.
cne Sisters nnsp;.al n wate-viile. mas
-a-u--led Il mis- nome II North Belgrade
Charles Cooper lbs returned 70 Be-
g-lds after whiting a. ne 1uIne ~ Nj.
ona Mrs II Z startevanc
) gnsps- Union SERVICE W. p: neld ri
ne Rescue Workers M.ssiun III Fair
field @e-uryiav evening al 80 @ LOCK.
-he-a vii Also ~ sa-rIces on Sunday
m -unaav evening Rev. Milton Mosher
Will spaAk liking N his suulec;. the
Working Man F'-ienG
a-s- William Iine- u Pam nrnoE. wtlr
mas ne-n a CUES Of Ms Carrie Feave1
tu- 2 few dRz-E. mas -une % New Giou-
cesIsc n visit ne- soT. BENJAMIN E.ng-.
tor -.Tne before -n-II--ing hn-ne
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"Snriai hygiene.

-dlss E-sr1-r MctiIunis. 7 1i M. .r
st-uCtar II nnrne economies
The fltsd Of soc-a. hygiene. u~ SIX
educ4;inr. Is -nuca broader -han he n
expectation gwen 70. .aese .t.,--ns IN
d.viuuaNr. ]. Includes "a. scientific,
athlca4. soc:A. ana -1liEIuus instruction
ana influence winch dIrec-.r ana n
directly, mav aelp s-oung people pre-
nR-@ q suive Cor themselves ctie u-o-
hiArs If SIX L1at inevitably come II
some form INTO ne .Ife or ere,-y norma.
human nuivIduR-
the neea Of suun instruction and n
9uence Is YER OBVIOUS % arlrune VINO
ms considered me problem a all. ASK
any g-oup uf voune penpie + lnev 4eel
he need ~ sucn knowledge ana -aev
will aimnsE unRnITnuusiv answer yes ("
Vna- are some NJ the SPECIFIC prob
ems winch 1al lnue- -.1e scupe uf SEX
education"
Scxuai rnp-alit~ This is me = he
most Urgent nr-1nt-ns af the preserl.
tav. 0u- vouuE penpie must rave a
definite cuae ~ STANDARDS wi1irr they
-hurnnEhir believe II. understand and
~lll I'VE pr
TllEa-tt~. This IS ms ~ -he nuS-
significant proniems. ana Is solution
will a~,rg people 10 see ".nA- al! struas
processes II their uurrnn. aszper-s are
nprle, beautiful anu sniendid steps in
he grea; man Of nature
Persona hygiene- Ere-v nov and E-r,
shulIIu nave Eucn graded Information
rom haDrnuod. through adolescence
as will ENABLE znern 10 understand. 70
fiare normal. healthy sane outiunk
ana keep their nudies n ldeal condition.
This Information should preferani-
came rom me parents :. they are rual-
itied 10 give IL otherwise il NAV well
ne included IN carefully planned nature
stuGr COURSES hygiene, uioiory courses
etc. safeEnarcied anu a.wavs with re
'iEilt attitude.
Marriage. s greg. many -n,sirntis--
standings ann unhappy marriages which
terminate IN the divorce courts might n
avoided Z young people knew more
anout prysIoiuTv ami nsychplcgr az sex
MANY educators consider this me strong
est reason for ssx-instruc.lon
EuEerIcs- This Is me most recent
problem. The PURPOSE II 10 develop Al
Individual sense uf responsibility for me
welfare OF me future generations
SaciRl diseases social evils ana uieE1-
t.rnacy. These -nuugh serious prnp-
ems, are M: SO essential Tor nss-uc.io.l
Of norma children. Il is nut necessa.r ~
% emphasize these Questions until the
later Years in hign schpul and IN the
college courses. Il Ill times over
emphasis On pathology should be avuta-
90. Right Ideals viii solve all az these
nrpDiems. anu fear doesn'. make Ideals
Education which aims 70 INSTRUCT and
Incuiczte meals IN all these problems Is
ahsoiu1ea:- essential and will make cor
better life ana happiness fur all vino
apply il.
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LIBERTY

Miss var-a Simmons n noms
from Eastern Maine SEMINARY e
pass Z vacation Of TEN dHys with her
aunt Mrs. Fred MiilAy-
Nj anu Mrs. George Meseyvey
LEFT Aarcn Is far Sebuumpuk.
where they have positions rs care
takers.
Miss Iznra Duncan Ter Saturday
for her nome n Isiesbnro 70 pAss q
weeks recess bstnre beginning he
spring ter-n If high school
Edwin Martin and A,bH-- p
Barns were me delegates 70 the
Republican State convention
The maj route 1-om Liberty n
Belfast mas been awarded 70 E5erhH--
BraGst-eat VINO began ms duties
March 80
The L-adies' Aid. Q. Z. :. SERVED
is usual -Uwn meeting dinner .
about II persons. wllCn added q
sooG sum n lis creasury
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LTCHFELD

CORN ERS-Mr ana MS. Everett.
Kicker have gone - Bidaeforu "a
work tnr David Ma-chlle.
Mrs. EuEcne Campbell Ls ne
clesr IF her daughter, Mrs F--ank
Beverage. IN ThuInGsIon.
Miss Katherine hendr1ck ana MISS
Gladys Godfrey teachers at Good
VIII, VINO hive ne--n passing q week 5
vacation VIII -aelr parents returned
10 resume their duties Mcunav
Miss Da-sr henarsck. q -eacae- n
-lncain Academy 0assirr wax
Win her Inurhe- Mrs ? Ken
ctlIcE.
The Parent Teachers meeting mas
been postponed 11r -wo weeks more.
hrs William A.lnra ana son VII
liam huva been VISITING ~elA-vas Z
lewiston 4nr few davs.
George Bvras u 8uwdoin passed
.ast w-ek u ne nome Of Mrs. :. 7
hendr1chS
Nj ana Ms David Ma~celle ara
r9e"e,vlnE conE-arliR-inn nn the
birth ii DOW N Tuestiay night
-eTTnOre White s PASSING a weHt.
n New Br-inswlCk on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

March 7-S-Meetins az 8s1re H0afA
Dept and IDraI hHRith of1ac;Rts e.
state House.
March 3D-De,nucrn-ic sn,e cnnvent1m.
Bangor.
March 3i-SsEaGahpc Pomona meMs
with Me--gIneeting Grange. Bcwunin-
ham.
Marrn a1-l7ove-7,ur ana Council. mmrn-
y meeting al Stlie house
April --hasIer sunday
April sr-M unlcipal election n CaiAis-
april * euneDec County Cunforenne-
InIerc.urrn World Movement. F-
BRptIs. church. Waterville, No
A.1r1l S-Surrerne c,urr- CIVIL AND cr-nj-
Hal 81 Bangor and SkuwnegEn.
Anil G--Hxtnrd County Pomona, cxenro
Grange. WeiCtlvilie-
Apr t-SnInerseI COMMIT cunfsEenrs
Lnfe~~.lu-ril World Movement, EapLisi
c.ur,:n Fairfield. Maine.
a pril oxford %. Lnre-churcn Move
rlenI conference. south PARIS
Anrii Maine State -orv ertInn NJ
Master Plumbers. Bangor.
Aiir.l S-SaEauA'Iur On lnterchu-cn
Movement Inference. BAN
Aur-tI >-Excelslur Pomona. Fa-n!nE-nn
Falls,
Apr-.i franklin CO Tn:e-rnu--h Move
Inent conference. Fa-nnlnEIun.
april New Century Pomona. Buck
April l4-ls-Alln. elhrd:1t Conferences
Il Bath.
ADJ is---AIl lltetA.rE LgALA
L.1uEe 5nnu TeupiR-s. SaCu.
April ll-St4le EncaInprnenl of -nIied
Spanish War Veterans a. Bath.
Ap-7l L.. .. :. c. Grand CorrmRn-
derr Portland.
Apr.l IF Last MRine Conference a.
Brewer.
Aur;l S-Aanual meeting ~ Penunscpr
Count Teachers al 5iSa school Ban
gur
Ma ANNUAL session Of me Maine
Conference NJ Z nitariRn churches
Sanford.
Ma oxford Country -acnars' ASH.
81 Bethel
Eay -4-Lvf 7nte-srnuiasric Es-.xs
2peaklnE tuihy College.
Nh - - Spwuulu 1nre--seapiasric
tournament. Brunswick.
June State convention Of KniEnis "
Columbus II Bangor.
June S-RenuniiC2n Na1rnRl CONVENTION
=. Chicago.
June H-lf--State Enc1nprnent Maine
Df~Isipn. SpDs Of Veterans, N An
E.lsi4-
Jun -e-BegInninE 81 1F-tt-. -our II
auIv Of 90 Maine Infantry a. 1amp
Oavans
June I-P-irar- election.
.llIn,. 3-2e-Culbv Cerrenni2.
-une g. ulv Names Cenrennini Cnlo-
nrRllnn. Portland.
Sept. Estate election.
Sept. l&-L1-lAa.as State -ar q IWn-
-uE.
Co. SN-ME.ne -eache-s' Assuan61BD
annual nesting. Bangor
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Sevan-r- tre enr1nes-snf ne West

Sever-~-ftrn anE,nes-s1f ne west
-nEnuuss Company a. East P.tesou-E-
are % remove 70 Lester, near -re
South Philadelphia worrs Of rse
cumpEuv whe~e OF arriving u a spr-
1laI ram, they viii inu n the houses
ne COMPANY has built -ur chem all
their hpusehoid goods, with every-
hing n place Just wne-e they WIFI
II When the houses wave finished
photographs anu oiuepr,nts were SEM
70 EasI Pir-sbur-- ann each engineer,
AFTER selecting ms house. -->ceivad q
1iuenr,nt showing the siEe and incA-
-lun ~ rooms. Win -nis ne desiEnHc-
ed whore eacn 1iece Of MS furniture
snuulu % placed. All packing war
dune by sZper-s hired by the cum-
DaUr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

= series IF sermons iIlust-a-ed ny
moving pictures mas been started n
the Juds0D Memorial Church. Wash
.ngton square South New York.
whe-e Sunday night picture car-v-
luE IN he idea Thou sni-.t mt
sIeal" showed now motives winch
ara gond can result N evil. The nc
-.lre shown was called Thief or An
ge-" 7 deait With a vuunE Italian
CIR, VINO sTule bottled milk RIM me
r'lcn and distributed I among the
Door
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Enr her hume n lesser Fails. RSeey
TN days visit with her parents,
~. and Mrs Frank Gray.
a large number were praRanf 81
the Baptist church vestr-. Thursday
evening. March % when a supper
was served BY members # the sun
aay school. TIE supper bang follow
PARISH.
MS Ear-lef Langley. une Of Pitts
fieaG's vsry est.rnanle ladies was me
recipient If many congratulations
F-lGar. 4 0sing the E5th anniversary
of her hir-h. he OCCASION beng
uuier,v observed IL her hume II
Franklin s1-ee.-
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Miami Fla. March 8.-C.nc:nnAsi Ma
tipnEis s-lc-2;; Washington Americans
e-T-a
Fisher. Luuue. EIie- ana Wing: john.
son, Courtney, SNYDER and pic!nicn
Eastman. Ga. March 8-aosson Ma
tiunRis 2---1; Detroit Americans So
Bass Allen and Ainsm,th: Mauinn Ru-
dpipn- McQuilan and O-Neili
Houston, Tex, March 8.-New York
Nationals 1---t: boston Arnarirxag e-s-..
Douglas. Benton anu Snyder. Gunxa-
les. Hnyt, pcnnpEk anu Waters
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4 NH-lona! bank az Raleigh Y ..
sent ont invitations q several rtluu-
sand citizens n a1rne 70 reception
IL the bank am NEE! cow. ne ldeA
being u star Il thrift campaign with
he slogan. Buy a Cow " Those vino
attended ne reception found the cuw
calmly chewing he- cuc N a -7iled
enclosure n M 1ank. Il was ex-
p!alnea % INT guests -nal those VIM
would pay dnwn : quarter Of me COST
1f a cuw could por-nw me ~nrna.ntle,
from me bank. Forty accepted on
the spot ana hundreds hHve bacome
COW owners since Lhen
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7 ARM MEET ENDS

'Hen --orr ~aue one
q. ae auv-nE n supplies IS
''''- .aeu $50 -nil. eaCh drgaTli-
60 tni-ed t.'ef.aorn IN IL own
e cIE n supplies mas G-ea'-
/ le Eifs,.nE al arm pro
" -aa.aI1-.s.. gains IRE balns
= after line al .ndusr--t-
-zt =. marketing ar-anlza-
- rs ae Nsw LHE!ana Mix
't-- --..sno:4t.or.. the F-uH Grow
- Ind me Maine Swta.
Assoc1aLInI..
IN % the mon aC--velr
w.1 hess organizations 70
-, <. -;!-uuEn cc-oneratIDn W.T.
stsrs ANA ssae- agricultural
''se,'-= nan ro- stmNFr HsRrs.ng
1--.oes. 0pIIir-r products and
F.i-. ..-n "omrnndities.
= Bureau should aasis, farm
- NJ 1~f-z4.li ::;1...L.uIgs <nT Inc sake
/ y '.,;----c.. benefit -he,- present the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

prof, Frances X re-niiil- :.
THE ruts Of meet may ne -ous'hF
vie,ed into twc classes. toaEn ana -
d.r THE tpuEtness may De due 10 ing
rrnouur ami kim Of connective 'issur
!, 30 ne fact that desirable chanss@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

First Cnlve-salis. church. Rev. z
IL Webbsr, pAsrur. Easter SERVICES
VIII ne hsld q Inc Lnivsrssllist
church, Sunday morning. The pas
tur VIII Take fnr the slibleC Of MS
sal--nnn. The Message OF Easter. =
There will De specraI Easter music
Me- nofiisi cnurcn. Services viii De
held a. the usual hours Sunday. Rev.
", 4. Tarney viii take for ms t1eIns
The Christian Victory" There VIII
ne s7'e:lal muslC- The usual se-vicas
VIII oe neld IN the evening.
First Baptist churcn- The morning
service VIII ne neid a, me usual huus,
Rev. T 2 FosnRv taking fur his sub
Jecr. The Way ut SRferv" The sub
1ect 1ur ne evening servica viii ne
Doing Our SesI, a" his being a YOUNG
penpie sa,~lce Music viii ne FUR
nisied pr the pnung folks chulr.
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4 Democratic caucus was neid asst
evening al tine Office Of Judge Il. Il.
araZzeil ami the following delegates
and alternniek were chnsen 10 ar1eno
the Democratic State canvenriun at
Bangor. MRrcn 70, 1890: Delegates.
Walter A. Laid. q. A. Lepnari.
Frank Lemiin, Jr., Alberr !. Cnle,
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a. S. Burke. Moses CusiJv and ".
Il Cakes A4terlAtes viii AZ ChRr.es
McEzw. ". K. Pauuerte. 4. ". Nei-
son. s T. Law--, Arthur Hainss.
Howard P Crosby and L n. RropEv
Miss Catherine Browne lert vest srfiar
fu- her nome n WestnroaK 70 pkas neg
EaMer vacation
n. L. humphrey and 1RugnIer NisE
MRrEaret. Of piltsfield were guests Of
f--fsnris n town yesTs-cE-
Miss AIice -aid aRs gone 10 Newpur,
20 Visit -e.a-ives
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LOCAL NOTICE

Milline~-- Parlor openiaE z; nnme
Of Mrs. =. :. F-1eru. . Elrrl s--eer.
Sf.- ,.r-riav 1iurca I'll mar 6 a.. =:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

The -neTnners Of me II { = = wsr.
entertained Thursday afre-nuun a. the
home Of Ms. Genrse Stafford. Reports
Mrs Ray Chapman. Mrs. Z Z vaney
superintendent of mother denarcmen.
ana Mrs Eva Blackstone, temperance
superintendent. The sum of Npe has
hesn -aised tur prohihitiun work and
SD for general work. white -shnpn
-ecrliit of ~ uanies have been enrolled
IN the mnthe-s' department. The next
meeting will De held II the hume Of
Mrs = 2. Rand. me program being IN
charge of Mrs. Charles Hatch. Re
s--sflmsurs were served BY me hpEtsss
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FAIRFIELD
arauuatinn Sarrs

The graduation parts ~ L.swrenrs
Eign school have been assigned as TO-
lows: CIgss histur-- ALICE Nellisau
class prophecy. Helen Ryan. Ethel
Friend ana Jnnn Dudler class will!
-iu~d McAuley- presentation Of E.e-s
70 class. Fipiette Gordon and Herman
Brown presentation OF gift 70 schanl
Christine EunJe.-' president address
Ea-mpnd Jones essarE Lewis Eann.
Arlene Plummer. Natalie Monk. cna
Mayo. Lawrence Putnam and Davis
Gorsun
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Cnu-s-1 Notices

- ue Fee ERptlsl church sun
uav Mare! IS Morning Worship
CSC sInlec- NJ sC,-npr. "-hTisI on
Something Else 81 meeting Of
-ne Free BapnsI Society; al, sun
gay scnnoi, Jonn : Tapiey Supi.
Christian Endeavor - = Peoplas
Social Se-vIce Z. followed ~
business meeting Of Ihp cnu~ch.
Al tne Metnodis- Episcopal unurcn
SUNDAY, Rev. " Weston p Holman,
paslor, morning worship a. -o3p
sublec- OF ne sermon Will ue The
Man =. ne Gate There vii De a
reception 70 new members al -nis
sserrlcE. =unuav scnpnl z. 1-4;,.
George 7 Johnston. super,n tandent.
evaageiiErIc sar-tces az o'clock n
charge nt me pastor subject. The
C1IL passiOnE.e Cnr.s-' There VIII
oe no se-vlces Z: Sidney Sunday On
account Of ne travelling
A ne First Baptist church sun
auE Rev r. P Coleman pastor me
1DplC II ne morning sermon :.
.l1.aH VII NJ. z oar Money and Your
life" SUNDAY scnoul a. --+a. 4 re-
view Of me scapui VII! 1e gwen bv-
ne pasTur Christian Endearor z. !
clock sGDaey:- Our Country :
Need al Christ, 20 pr r Il -aaca
eren.ng sarTice Z, e.prk. sublert
The Age -anE Question, -;lt.-e.
Will De special music n this service.
q --nmDune SOLO. a cordial INVITA- n
Inn IS extended 70 al.
Ms Walter Inndw!n mas ~.iu,--let
rom SkoWne.an where she ..as a..ei!
passing @eW davs win NJ. Enua-
WIN, whu IS employed there.
Cascade Grange viii hnid an all
ia meeting tuuaE n Grange la!l
Dinner viii ne SER al a. noon and IL,
Nose nof solicited ss-urn are -aques7 ed
lu 1ring ple. CAKE or QluE!lnuts IN
Interesting program aas paen ;ir-
'-a-lEsd ana il is eXpec-ed ma NJ J.
Anhan Of auburn will De ulasea!
and address me neeL.ng
me pr1ra1e dancing DAIRY g:va.,
ThursunS evening n tas Post -ourD.
was great SUCCESS. about Is couple.
Ue-n present MUSIC vas Furnished
by a Euriy Eurcsv ana dancing va
anJn"au until q late hour The affair
was n -tie nature Ut d puvert- bR
anu many u1 ne costumes were rnus.
amusing. Refreshments Of punch
1ancv crackers, sa,tlnes ana les
cream were served
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~a,--,. 1ne.s4epRa-t l.
90. ,n--srrp-Fzrf II.
" o,s ing, 3C-r---
,ol ~an Set Own Where Ihe'
ae-lsr 1y---pt
-, IL. ne Rome ox---ur y
-. r,u- Atoms oz---ur
.,.w,,,sr iru-, with You-Nzlrz
,,ae-eii.-r 1E~-ur
"a, i,,s u. lniurn Oreams-Aiedlr
-nr, Ssusntv Waitz-M-alry Val
arr 'a-s-e1
Rv,. Ru1n u1~r-n-
Aur.s 3,ussoms--A att
n. .Fa.uun=u 1xrucn-M-dIev n
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Dance Music

Chinese Orchestra
Chinese Orchestra
Ted Lewis Izzz Band
. Amt ANY Lowe
-nuislzua Eiv- AK O,rrn.sr-a
; Paul Bi-se T1p
, Paul Sir.- TIM
Car Seville and Jack G-ades
: Car. seville znd JACK Geddcs
Wz.tz Cniumhis Orchestra
Cnumnia Orchestra
Ar Hickman s Orchestra
Ar hickman Orchestra
Princes Dance Orcn.s,.. :,
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Prince S DSuc. Orchestra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17
EDICTO
en- LA CORTE' DE DISTRITO DEL.
DIsTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
H
Seccion Primera.
EstadOs Unidos de America,
El Presidente de los E. u, SIS.
No..
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.
EX PARTE.

POR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
10 ell abogado Don ", M. FERNAN-
DEF una mocion nombre de Fer
1ando Brau Monsanto para que Sc
declare su favor el dominic de la
;iguiente fnca:
URBANA: Solar sito en- ell barrio
lie Santurce del termino municipal de
San Juan, P. R., que mide 8 metros
de frente por ell Este, colindando por
a calle Duford, metros de fondo al
Oeste colindando con Elisa Racine
Hecht, hoy Jose Rosario; y 18 metros
por ell Sur colindando con Eleuterio
Quiara, hoy Juan Malaret, y 13 me-
tros por ell Norte con Cayetano Coll y
Toste. En- dicho solar sta una casa
serrera de MADEIRA con techo de carton
americana.
POR TANTO, Y habiendose orde-
aado por ell Hohroble Juez de esta cor
te Sc pubfque la pretensi6n por tres
veces en- un peri6dico de los de ma
yor circulation de los que Sc editan
en- esta ciudad para que los que ten
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17
..a b.|LIalIRS I'D gaNa

H + Z & I -
-Manso: ;sobre que gescribimos''
hoy Z Este artfculo, Manso, no .snos's
ha salido NAL Hoy NOS elogla
tai peri6dico Hoy Sc NOS ha su-
bido has barhas tai plumffero inci-
vii
J hasta en- la intimidad de sus sen
timientos Manso: 'queremos" de We
ras Don Fulano mos" fastidia
Don Perengano? Aquf el plurar esta-
ba bien: porqne Garcia Y Manso nun
ca quisieron sino 10 que Don Mariana
querfa
Gavia habfa viajado POGO; pero co
mo 81 hub;era pasado media vida re-
corriendo ell mundO, habiaba de perso-
mas ,extranjeras, lugares lejanos, Y COS
tumbrcs eX6t:cas con tai abundancia de
detalles v tanta precision de descrip-
clones que pasmaba oirle. Era este
ell fruto de sus enOrmes lecturas v
su memoria inconcebible; que en- la
avidez de Aeer Y Ia facilidad de re-
cordar solo Men6ndez Pelayo le la
bfa igualado.
iRecuerda usted Manso, cuando es-
tuyimos en- la catedra de Don Manoli-
to? Manso asentfa sonriendo hasta
aladfa algdn detalle. don Manoli-
to- era Kant. Y Cavia no estuvo ja-
mas en- Koenisberg. Pero 81 alguien lie
hubiese pedido pormenores, Cavia lie
habrfa colmado las medidas describien
do Ell aula tamosa con sorprendente
, exactitud, aun' con perfiles que Sc
habran escapado la observation de
muchos que la han visto.
Era Cavia fumador insaciable de
cigarros puros, pero no podfa encen-
derlos. Tenfa desde hace muchos
ailos las manos casi invdlidas, hasta
ell punto, le que causaba congoja ver-
lie coger La pluma De ahf su costum-
bre de llenar siempre la primera Guar
tilla de arabescos; :. para domar la ma
10 ''hacerse ell pulso". Pues nun
ca tuvo que pedir un cigarro. Manso
Gonocfa ell momento precise en- L1e
dehfa reeoger de las manos de Cavia
[ la boquilla con ell cigarro casi consu
mido, encender' otro, darle unas chu-
padas, nj una mas nj una men0s que
las justas; ponerle pulcramente en- Ia
bOquilla, despu6s de soplarEa, colo
car la boquilla entire los iabios que
va esperaban como ell pico de un paja-
rillO, abiertos anhelantes. Manso
taprendi6 estos cuidados otras ma
yOres mas complicadas diligencias
| de Garcia en- el Sanat0riO del Rosa
rio, durante la elarga convalecencia
del maestro despu6s de aquella tre-
menda operaci6n que much0s acorla-
mos con horror todavfa. Garcia mu-
ri67a POGO. Con dejar al maestro Dien
cuidado habfa hechO su" testamento.
! FELIX LORENZO