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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
Strange Bird

Ornithologists are endeavoring to deter
mine the specie of a strange bird that de-
scended in barnyard in Vermont, wooed a
Plymouth Rock hen and was slain in a duel
with jealous rooster. The intruder was
gray and about the size of duck, had long
red beak and such legs that it waddled with
difficulty. It's feet we're webbed, and in
Fighting 1t used it's bill like a rapier. Supe-
rior agility won for the rooster.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
Art. Wins

Two-piece bathing suits at church Dances
yes; liquor, no. That was the decision of
Rev. DR.. Thomas Travis, pastor of the
Watching Congregational church, Montclair,
~ j., after reform elements had descended
upon community masquerade dance finding
some liquor and dancer in two-piece bath
ing suit.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
PRESS TALK IN GEORGIA
By JACK L. PATTERSON
Atlanta's Example

The people of Georgia are delighted that
Atlanta has managed to put over in great
shape her splendid bond issue for many
different kinds of internal improvements.
It's a great example that Atlanta sets the
res of the State and it is worthy of emula
tion.-Brunswick News
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
Around the World
Tri-WeekIy News Flashes From All Over
.. the Earth.
Chinese vs.. Japs

China's first attempt at big shipbuilding
has proved successful.
United States shipping board officials in
the Far East say the Mandarin, first Of four
sister ships to be completed for America by
the Kiangnam Dock and Engineering works,
the government shipyards here, is among the
best Of the hundreds that we're constructed
under war orders.
The Mandarin is to be sent to San Fran
cisco soon
"The thirty ships ordered from Japan were
constructed more rapidly than these in Chi
na,' said a shipping board official "but the
slower methods of the Chinese have made
the China-built ships far superior to those
built by the japanese"
These ships are the largest ever built in
China. They are of 14,750 tons displace.
ment.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
TuIn.Up Trousers

The turn-up trousers are believed to be
doomed in London Several West End tailors
are seriously considering making the trousers
without the cuff. They say hygienically the
turn-up is all wrong because the wearer does
not take the trouble to brush the dust and
dirt which accumulates. It Is believed the
turn-up will be abolished at the end of the
year.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
QUIPS AND OUIDDlTIEs.

When ]. K Paulding was secretary of the
navy he wrote to the postmaster of small vii.
lage in the south as follows "Sir This de-
partment wishes to know how far the Tombig-
bee River runs up" The answer came back:
ut don't 1t runs down" The postmaster gen.
eral was informed of the affair and failed to
see the humor of it, He wrote letter to the
postmaster that said: "Sir: Your appointment
as postmaster is hereby revoked You will
turn over funds, ETC., pertaining to your office
to your successor" In no wise put out, the
postmaster once more took up his pen and
the postmaster general received this: "The
revenue for this office for the quarter ending
Sept. 80 has been IS cents; its expenditures
same period for candles and Irvine, IS cents.
Please instruct my successor to adjust balance
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
\ DOROTHY, DIX TALKS
TEACHING A CHILD DECEIT
BY DOROTHY DIX
Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler Syno1-
cate, Inc.

A WOMAN I know is very fond OF going
n tn the movies. and frequently spends
n an afternoon in that harmless diver
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
New Murder Penance

Franz Reder, an eX-officer in the Austrian
army, who shot and killed his fancee has
been sentenced to seven years hard labor
During this period on each anniversary of his
crime he VIII have to endure twenty-four
hours of darkness and total sile1e.
enjoyment of it. 1t is in great Cities with
their crowds, their Fdon't' signs and their
policemen on every hand that a man loses
his sense Of personal liberty and becomes
little cog. Liberty lives outdoors and indi-
viduality expands when you take the crowd
pressure off. ...,u., ..,...Yi.,.[
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
JanantS Formulation

Pointing out that Japan's population is in
creasing 100000 yearly, Ichzo Hattori, ex-
governor of Hyogo Prefecture, declared in
the Diet that the question of how this sur
plus population would be disposed Of is a
serious one. He called attention to the fact
that there are immense difficulties in the
way of emigration and wanted to know the
governments policy in dealing with the en-
tire problem.
Premier Hara admitted that the problem
was grave, but he did not think it to be press
ing as some scholars and foreigners seemed
to consider it. There was still room, he said,
both in Japan and in the districts which
might be called Japan's sphere of influence,
for absorbing the increasing population.
The progress of industry in Japan also
would need more men. Moreover, the gov
eminent has been encouraging the cultiva-
ton of land. These remedies, the premier
thought, would contribute to the solution of
the population question.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05

Some things are worth waiting for, but
pays to go after others. t...ssu...a.ss $1,000.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05

If mirrors portrayed US as others see u
we wouldn't use them.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Why try to shine shoes II you lack polish
Hope is a key with which ambition is
wound up.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
Irish Emigrants

The emigration Of Irish boys and girls to
the United States has begun at Queenstown
Fourteen hundred of them will embark on
the steamships Carmania, Cedric and Haver-
ford
Irish policemen are doing duty at the
American Consulate, apparently in order to
prevent overcrowding by persons desiring to
emigate.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
Income Taxes

Did you know(that two men in the United
States confessed to the collector of internal
revenue, big Bill Edwards, that their net
personal incomes last year were in excess of
three million dollars
Did you know that John D. Rockefeller not
only had personal income of sixty milton
dollars but drew a check for $3S,400,00'
and mailed it to the government as his in
come tax contribution.
Some amazing figures running close to the
billion dollar mark, are made public by Ed
wards through official reports now in the
hands of the commissioner of internal reve
nue. at Washington.
Twenty eight gentlemen admitted, it
seems. having incomes during 1920 of ST.,
100000 up, while 13 others said languid1y
they received between million and half
and two millions.
The late H. G. Frick had $11, 25O, 900 in
come and out of it the government got ST.
100000.
Two other men frolicked about with
seven million and half and each paid the
government s4,800,0 900. They were George
F. Baker and William Rockefeller.
Edward S. Hardness and J. ogden Armour
were taxed to the tune of $6,250,00 They
paid the government a flat four million
each, while Henry Ford and w. K. Wander
bilt as we'll as Edward H. r. Green, having
each five million dollars on the1 hands dur
ing the year, disposed of $3,200,000 Of it
by sending it to the government in the form
of a certified check.
These figures appear as personal incomes
and do not, of course, represent the stag
gering principals that yielded so golden
flow.
If. for example, Rockefellers net income
was sixty million dollars and this sum repre-
scented only per cent interest on the prin-
cipal, the principal itself must have been one
billion dollars.
In like fashion Fricl- must have had a
capital of S1S7, 10000 to return him SILL
100000 in interest.
The records announce that -2S of the rich
est taxpayers are scattered.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-04-05
A Greater Georgia Through a
Greater Tech

IVY WITHIN the next few weeks there will be
w given to all Georgians an opportun
w odv GaOrpia in q wan
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yyosts = eAlLF l.!.l ~

sobre los Bufos cubanos, que La Hi
ia del Caribe' trata con algin despre-
clio, debo decirle que los Bufos'' fue-
ron los que. con 81 propaganda en- el ia
blado esc6nico, iniciaron la. Guerra !
de los diez afios;'' la chiuuita la 6lti
ma Que culmin6 con Ia absolute indepen
dencia de Ia naci6n.
Todcs los paises tienen su teatro pro-
pio, Cuba tiene el suyo. Asi es que los
Bufos, son mirados con orgullo en- Ia
TERRA de Maceo, Marti cespedes.
Los 'Bufos'' no tienen Ia culpa de
IA falta de cultura musical que La Hi
ia del Caribe describe grandes ras-
gos. No es Puerto Rico cl que adolece de
esa apatia; Q incultura. Cast toda la Am6
rica latina adoIece de ESQ, v las verdade-
ras eminencias han tenido que deiar los
teatros, y dar conciertos en- los salones
de las sociedades, para no verse solos,. :.
Cuba guarda gran Garlic afecto a
Puerto Rico, Y 10 ha demostrado, con los
restos de Betances, v con los pcrtorrI-
que6os que murieron on los campos de
Cuba libre, defendiendo la Idbertad e
los cubanos.
Rail DEL MONTE.
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jabones costosos mas cualquier
otra cosa que usted pueda usar.
Una dos cucharaditas limpian
perfectamente Ell cabello y Ell cuero
cabellude M6jese seDcilIamente el ca
bello con agua tibia y fr6tese con es-
te. Produce una espuma rica y abun-
dante, la cual Sc eniuaga facilmente
quitando hasta la Ultima particula
de polvo y caspa. FL cabello sc SEGA
rapida y uniformemente hacienda
flexible el cucro cabelludo y el pelo
iino, sedoso, lustroso y ondulado.
El aceite de coco mulsifed puede
obtenerse facilmente en- cualquicr bo-
tica, drogueria, perfumeria pelu-
guerra. Es muy eeon6nico, pues bas-
san unas cuantas onzas para que to-
da una familia tenga con que linn
piarse la cabellera durante meses.
Fxijase que lleve el nombre mulsifed.
Adyt.
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ANUNCIO DE SlBASTA
GoBrERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
"a
NEaoc1ADo DE oBRAs PUBLIcAs
San Juan, iulio II. 1924.

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa.
ra la adjudication en- pGblica subasta
de las obras de construction do 8 1l2
K1n. mas menos de la Carretera San
Sehastian-Las Marias. Trozo compren-
dido entire ell KIM. Z y 15-442.22, cuyo
presupuesto aprobado asciende C1EN
TO TREINTA Y sIETE MIL TRES
CIENTO SESENTA X CUATRo DO
LAREs veinti1n centavos (137, ,S64.21),
so admitiran en- esta Ofcina hasta las
2: p. m. del dia IL de agosto de 1921,
en- que Sc abrirap phblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta Oficina donde Sc eAcuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- Ell contrato, podran re-
coger los 1icitadores los pianos y mo.
delos de proposiciones que han dc pre-
sentar nediante I'M dep6sito de DIEz
DOLARES ($10) remitidos en- cheque
certihcado, jiro postal o en- efectivo,
que seran reembolsados al ser devuel.
tos dichos documentos en- Ell plazO dc
veinte (2O) dias despu6s de efectuada
la suRasta.
La administration Sc reserva ell de.
recho de rechazar cualquiera o todas
las proposiciones, y el de adjudicar Ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
que las del precio solamente.
Firmado (Guillermo ESTEvEs).
Comisionado del Interior.
Z Advt.
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Fajardo, agosto 5.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Gr- nirnctnr.

Sr. Director:
Pfdole IN hueco en- su muy leido pc
ri6dico para contestar ciertos conceptos,
de I'm artfculo Que VIC la luz en- ese dia
rio Ell dia tres del presente, escrito por
TIA Hija del Caribe''
Debido q un concierto dado en- Arecibo
por el violinista sefior Balseiro, la Hi
ia del Caribe' Sc desata contra su pueblo
tratandolo de inculto, apatico nostal-
gico, por no haber llenado Ell Cine donde
Sc di6 Ell concerto. Tales frases deben
contestarlas sus paisanoS que Sc den por
ofendidos.
70, como cubano, represertarte del
Arte bufo, debo decir a Ia .szija del
caribe' que 81 damon (une llama ella
africano) fu6 escrito en- Matanzas, su
autor es Ell professor Miguel Faile; Que
es un bale como Ia histories danza por
torriquefla; en- el cual las psreias van
abrazadas, y el ritmo del compas, es casi
igual, 9 iguaIes- sus movimientos, sn
sANDUNGA cortada por las nismas IL
jeras. Asf es, que. tanto una como otra,
son bales tipicos criollos SON africa
nos.
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PONCE NUEvAMENTE DERRoTA
DO POR Los AzUCAREROS

No habfa tenido tempo de dar a
conocer los lectores de Ell MUNDO
especialmente los amantes del
sport basebolero, ell resultado de Ia.
lucha entire las novenas PONCE v EN-
sENADA, que Sc libr6 en- los terrenos
de la ''Guanica Central, Ell domingo
81 de Julio.
Ell desafio revestia un caracter iinpor'
tantisimo, pues tocaba los poncefios
derrotar al ENSENADA en- este en-
cUentro para ponerse en- iguales condi-
clones las dos novenas en- la temporada.
actual. De jlegos, los Leoues ganaron
Ell primero v perdieron los 2 restantes,
resnltando todo 10 contrario de 10 que
decia Carpenter en- su cr6nica de Ell
Aguila'' hace algunos dias. De manera
cue ganando PONCE este juogo, queda
ran las dos novenas empatadas, 2 a 2.
Pero la suerte vino de frente para los
del 'sMelao'', quienes despues de fuer-
tes batazos al terminar la segunda en-
trada, tenfan 8 carreras anotadas, ha-
hiendo explotado Ell tspitcher' de los
Leones, COLON, en- ese ssinning'', ocu
pando su lugar Cartagena, quien pudo
aguantar los garrotazos de los azuca-
reros en- carreras mas.
Ell PONCE Sc iba en- b1anco en- todos
los ssinnings''; hubo momentos de gran
excitaci6n en- que Sc crefa que los mp
cbaches de la Perla del Sur sacarian al
glna carrera, pero las bien coordinadas
combinaciones del captain Thompson ha
clan traer al fracaSo los esperanzas de
Modesto v sus coppaheros, Al fin, en-
el &c. Ginning pudieyon los I.eones pi
sar el tshome'' por yeces consecuti
vas, por errores de tiradas. Ell Palea-
DOR coje la primera por boles, CORE pa.
"a segunda, una mala tirada, en- segui
da trata de robar v Ell pitcher tira
NAL; pasa el corredor tercera, donde
tambi6n trata de robar, v por ma
mala sirada tercera del 'tcatchsr'', !,
entra Home. De esta manera Sc libra
cI PONCE de nueve ceros.
'.Score' final: PONCE 2; ENSE-
MAZDA IL carreras.
Baterias por PONCE: Colon, Carriage
ma y Hoyos.
Baterias por ENSENADA: Habino y
Chico.
Mr.. T. D. Boyd Jr., fomeptador y or
.ganizador de Ia novena ENsENADA, ha
regresado esta Central despues de ha-
Der pasado sus vacaciones en- cl Norte
La s'Ensenada Base Ball Association ;
v o. team Ensenada'' en- particular, lie
ssludan cordialmente.
Los muchachos que compopen Ia move
ma ENSENADA tendrfan lpncho gusto
en- nnedir sus fuerzas con cualquier no.
yena en- los campos de Aguadilla, La
res, Mapati, San Juan etc, donde quie
ra que el amor por Ia pelota y el bate
esten encendidos; y al efecto he sido
autorizado para lamar el reto a cual-
Qpiers novena de la Isla, va sea refor-
zada sola, pues 10 que desean los Azu-
careros es ayudar al interes por Ell de-
porte CualesQuiera proposiciones que Sc
hagan al Manager del s'Ensena-
da ;, seran debidamente consideradas
y contestadas. Conque contestar toca
ARMY; Atenas, Lares, Aguadilla, Ba-
yam6n, Catafio, Caguas, etc. Ponce Y
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GUILLo.
Ell .scTTALECo'' NO VENICE
A Los PANTALoNEs

Ell domingo por Ia mafiana, despues de
aucho tempo que no median sus fuerzas,
Sc llev6 a efecto un desaffo en- la liga
del CpNDADo, entire el team "Santurce
stars que dirige Miguel Allende, y 81
'Chaleco'' del cual es manager Ell
popular MULATO.
Ell "Chaleco" Sc presento reforzado
por victoriano Goodrich y Liborio, 10
cual hacfa suponer un triunfo facil pa
ra su team. Ell desafio estuvo muy refiido
durante todc el juego. y Sc dudaba
cuien correspondents el triunfo.
FL ''Santurce Stars, Sc present6
muy fojo con sus pitchers, 10 cual
di6 lugar que los del 'Chaleco" Sc
aprovecharan de esta debilidad y Sc ano
saran unas cuentas carreras En- Ell octave
inning estaba el iuego empatado. Va
el 'tChaleco'' al bate, y por dos errores
del 'santurce Stars, Sc anota dos ca
Ireras. Aqui la algeria de los simpatiza-
dorss de este ''team" es tremenda; las
apuestas estan de diez un dollar. "san
turce Stars al bate, dos ''auts'', Ell I'LL
timo bateador lleva dos Strikes; Ell
juego esta; dos outs =, no runs; da
I'm fiy'' a la tercera, y aqui s'se qued6
de dia'', Sc le cae la bola y tira NAL a
primera. ''Hitea'' Cenicero de dos bases
por Ell Center v hay una carrera v uno
en- segunda; vuelve y palea 1aureano
por Ell Center y otra carrera y uno en-
segunda; Ell juego empatado, aqui la lga
Sc vuelve un hip6dromo; los sirnpatiza-
| dores del : 'Santurce'', tiran al aire sus
sombreros Y gritan hasta mas no poder.
| Cast NADIA; Sc habia igualado el iuego,
10 que signifcaba que la Harinita"
! cue Sc habia jugado para darle inter6s
/ al juego, Sc habia salvado. Batea Davila
v rolling a la tercera, Ell Umpire
canta OUT, 81 cual rue prctestado
/ pcr el publico, y arlp hasta por algunos
! siYnpatizadores del ''Chaleco'', de los
que no son ciegos. Este stout" tan a
tempo, salv6 al "chaleco' de su derro
ia pues va estaba otra carrera anotada.
Ell umpire durante Ell juego estuvo
ajustado, pero meti6 Ia pata cuando mas
Sc necesitaba su unprecedented.
Debido a que anochecia, fu6 suspen
dido el juego, dapdose por empate.
Del team sChaleco'' Sc distinguieron,
ror sns buenas jugadas, victoriano, Lii
borio y Pelate; eI pitcher, el cual
pitched IN, iuego admirable Y s'hi-
teon dos ysces, cpando Sc necesitaba.
Del s..santnrce Stars, Pell6 tPuerto
Rico) v A. Rodriguez (disteryl, los me-
iores "pura-sangre' que tiene el team
jugaron "bueno y mas. Rodriguez le
cogi6 un hit "bragao'' a victoriano,
que hlbieTa costado por 10 menos dos
carreras. Pelle v Ell dos veces consecuti-
vas, con dos 1.-TWO bases hits, empata
ron el juego de su s'team''.
Recomepdamos al popular AIlende que
otra vez Gamble el pitcher mas a
tiempo, Y no espere taptp.
/ Ell publico sali6 muy satisfecho, pues
SO iugo buena pelota.
| He aqpi el score:
CHALECO:- 11OS10OOO2 O2-s
sANTURCE: 20O1 lO1 1 2-8
| Lucky STRIKE.
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Ratil DEL MONTE.
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EI ilcalI cOnisnldo en- los
lah6nss anulna "a caheIleIa

81 quiere usted conservar su cabe-
llora, tenga cuidado con el uso de los
jabones. La mayoria de los jabones
y shampds preparados contienen de-
masiado alcali. Els
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te deseca Ell cuero
cabeliudo, 'hacien-
do el cabello fra
gil Y quebradizo-
Lo mas pru-
dente es adoptar
como medic de linn
pieza el aceite de
coco mulsiied, que
es puro y labsclu-
tamcnte inofensi-
yo, y que supera
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AVIsO

Teniendo que ausentarnne por
algunos meses para atender a
mi finca (Farm) situada en- ell
vale del Delaware (PennsyIva-
nial y al mismo tempo tonar
un curse de estudios en- la Uni
versidad de la misma, connunico
a mis- cIientes, que pernnanecere
en- mi oficina, San Francisco 35,
un mes o algo mas.
San Juan. p. r., Julio 8, 1921.
DR.. Alvarez vALDES.
Adyt.
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Don Pepito'', ell Manager" del
Mayagiiez son comarcas va conocidas
para los Azucareros.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
PAULINE FREDERICK MAY
REWED WILLARD MACK
ut All Depends on Whether lie
Continues to Behave" Declares
Famous Screen Actress.

LOS ANGELES. May III; all dc :
pends on how good boy he is-or
whether h. will continue to behave
Upon that today rests Pauline Fred :
"rick's yes" or no" to willard
Mach'a proposal TO the famous screen
hcirea" that they rcw.d
"ie@, 1t is Iai;c true that may
r"n'drry Mr. Mack Miss Frederick
acEnowi"dE"G on her return today 10
her H"H"r!y !i!!ls nom. from %.w
YORK. wh"r- II Was reported her rn.
nance WIKI Ia. acior-aUthor naa been
revived .
why shouldn't l. some things in
az" can mover b" quite Tory gotten.
Real love Is Immortal. Crush.I
mhlmed OF broken. Their. AZ. al.a,s
irarmenie ol sweetness ana mem &.
cries which live.
"pf course, saw IA great deal nf
Mr. MACK wh!!e vas in S.w YORK.
IL" was The frs, person ! tclcphon.d
upon NY arrival II. was til. Ia.t
u"rsou saw when left. and IA.
His@"d INC good by ~ tn" train
Miss Frederick could not or would
not say whether or not Mack con-
templates AN ,arly Visit 10 los An
p.i,f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

infauts. Wood carving Is popular
craft with the boys and Il bird box,
which they made. received u prize
AZ the recent exhibition Of James
Eivor Garden club. Among the
other activities OF the settlement
are the Donation shop. which has
proved most successful. tn" Friday
Kindergarten club. the sunday Ar
t"rnron club conducted hy various
~ .uiSt"rS of the city. ana tn" health
talks given by Miss baylor. super
irt"nd"nt OF 81. Luk"'s Hospital. and
als" talks OF citizenship and civic
government by Mrs. Edith Clark
Cowlcs
Members OF the board are Mcsda mes
Walter Russell EOwic. Herbert Mann.
Ralph Johnson. Go'idcs Winston. Cary
Montague. Tazcwcll carrinEton, Kari
blackwell. Pelham i:lack ford Charles
Eorden. Wcstmorcland DAVIS. ": L..
Hopgood, James j Hickey. William
Jcrmau. w ". Morton. George Nor
gan. Edwin Palmer, bernard Mere
attn. Misses Charlotte Waiting. sue
Gray. Mary Eoyd. Lucy Witt. Alice
Marcusc. katherine Kicks. Mamie
Minor. Rchccca Gordon. Ruby Dart
and Miss Rlankcn-hip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
NURSES SETTLEMENT WILL
STAGE EXHIBIT WEDNE.SDAY
All Those Who Displayed Interest in Work of Cary
Street House by Contributing to Block
Party Are Invited to Attend.

showing the varied activities OF tho
All those who showed their inter
cs, in the Cary street Settlement
House by contributing 20 Block Day
last month. aud others. are invited
TO AN exhibition to be held there
merit Wednesday, from 10 10 o'clock
under the direction - the SOCIAL
worker Of the Nurses settlement.
which operates ;hc enterprise. There
VIII be - program In tn. afternoon
Mrs. 81. George Cooke Is president
of the organization AMI she states
that at tho settlement housc proper.
llO6 West Cary Street. there will y.
display Of the work done this sea
son by the sewing. drcSsmak ing. Knit
t!nK, weaving, basket making aud
many other groups, while tn" cook
ing clascs VIII give demonstrations
III doncgtiC science, including Tho
setting Of tho table ana a number Of
other details Of home making Then
at the G"orr" y. Cary Memorial Gym
na*ium on The next block the enter
th!nmcnt Will he held which VIII
consist OF "a drill by the BOY scouts
and ~ the Girl Guides. while n
health play" VII ID" given showing
In drama form the application az the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
"MY IRISH ROSE" SCORES
HIT AT MGILL AUDITORIUM

my Irish Rose" as presented las,
night at the McGill auditorium. was
easily the amateur dramatic hit of
the season. The auditorium OF tn.
McGill Catholic Union was packed to
the doors by an audience that was
delighted with the many pleasant
surprises.
Song and dance, comedy and
tragedy were so perfectly blended and
so well balanced that the entire audi
ence was transported in spirit TO the
green hills and dalcs OF County Kill
care and Dublin, Ireland.
The dramatic acting OF Basil
Fowler. OF minstrel fame. and
Eleanor Meyer. typical English
"Vamp," was the outstanding feature
Of the show.
AS comedians. Thomas Keavcncy
and Margar,: Powers may be com
pared to the best. The leading char
actcrs were good. William C. Deadv
and Annie Del Grandc sang several
Irish love songs with remarkable
sweetness of tone that thrilled tho
whole audience.
Lively music was rendered by La
lSratta's orchestra.