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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-24
CclsctaGo por ell senior Asus-
TIN Gallo, en- Ciudad Jua-
re-. Ca.a, Mexico:

re-- Ca.a, Mexico:
T..
Sr. Agus.in Gallo --....-. 1000
Sr. AuaStasio NJ Alula:rzan 800
Sr. Reyes MEaIez -------- 500
Sr. ISjdre de l2 Q ..------.- 800
Sr. Salvador IL Estrada - 500
Gallo Gaze ..........-.-.- -.Vo
Sr. Severe G. Gonzalez 80, $50
Sr- kooue Romero ... 100
s.. Manuel Terreyro $1,000 100
Sr. Salvador HERNANDEZ. - 1-oO
Sr. Jose A. Vidal --------- LOO
Sr. Genaro Yee ..---- 1.V9
Sr. Jose MonZon -----.--- l.Oo
Sr. Aaolfo de Leon .---.--> 1-Vo
Sr. Manuel AlorZo ...-.-- 1-Vo
Sr. A. 5. Brown .-------. 1.o0
Sr. Jose G. Gonzalez $1,000. LOU
Sr. Manuel Graaados .,..- 1.W
81. Miguel Perales ------- loo
Sr. +. T. Ito ....-.-------- i-so
Sr. Primo Garcia .-------- 1-oO
Sr. Manuel Dieguez $4,000 1.o"
s.. :. B.at2co ------------.- Luz
Sr. horace A Green ------- 1.uo
Sr Chas q. Davis .-------- 1.0o
ST. Vicente Vargas $1,000. 1.Vo
S- i. Poges ... 100
Sr. Melecio Davlla .----.- 4.eV
- r.u;s Weber 0.50
Sr = Silva - $50
Sr. \. Corral y Wales Wv
Sr. EoGolfo CediHo ----.-- e-9o
Sr. Jose Chavez ..----..-- e-SV
Sr. Antonio TiSconte $1,000. V-9o
ST. Ignacio Trujillo .---..- o.oo
Sr. Carlos Gandara ----... o.S0
Sr. Fred Borland .---.--.- O.aO
Sr. Jesus Salcido .-.--.--. V.1V
Sr. \. Mona ..------------.. w
Sr. J.. Mendoza ----.----- e-oo
Luis Franco -.----.---------, Wv
Sr. 8 Il. Garcia .-.-...-.- u.0V
Sr. Jesus Rascon .-----sy-- Wv
Sr. Jesus l. BenayidGs ----- Wv
Sr. J. Garcia Boteue ----..- e.oV
Sr Maurice Aas2n --..... Wv
Sr. J. Pareja -.-.--...-.--.i c-"V
Sr. Genaro Maines ....---- v.oo
Sr. Enrique Flint .---.-.- w
Sr. Esle5an Moreno .-....-. e.o'
Sr. r. \. GAlle2 .--.---... V.9V
Sr. Andres Eico .......---. v.9o
Mir. Frank Whitman ...-.. o.-o
ST. Jesus Morales G1eTarl V.-o
Sr. Jesus Berumen .....-.. e.-o
Sr. Narciso P1cbeco ....- 20
Sr. Enrique N3Scolce.oS -.. 20
Sr. Samuel Mendoza Va
= " Ei.ba a oe5
Sr Jasi,s Baca ...... o.25
u. ESlDlO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-24
Suna anterior S 20 355. IS
FORANEAS:

Colectado por "a Sub-Comi-
sion Houorlfica, de Rose
bud. Texas ..... l4.15
Sr. Jose Carrilo.-Nord-
helm. Texas .., 100
Sr. Antoaio r Sanchez
Houston. Texas ... 1.Oe
Sr. Nicauor Rodriguez.-Ault :.
Colorado ...... 100
ST. Gouzaio Jaimes-Ham-
noaG, Texas -------.-. i.oo
Sr. Francisco MatieuZo.-AC
View, California -.-...-. so
Sr. IsiGTo Trist4n---Ganado,
Texas .......... $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-24
TRES DLAS FALTAN PARA La
Ceremonial MAS TRASCENDENTAL QUE
SEEEECTuARA EN- MEXICO CON MOTIVO
DEL GLORIOSO CENTENARIO DE LA
CONsIIMACION DE- la INDEPENDENCE
Y esa ceremonial Sc deberd al ardor patriotico
de los naexicanos en- este pals, que como una
prueba de amor Ia pafria, Sc han hecho ell
proposito dc leuantar las EscueIas Monu-
mentos en- Dolores IIidaIgo, Guanguato
LIN ESEIIER2l EfsS Y CIlIs- IIi AhislS Ia GRRA
I'm ESFUERzO HAS Y COlECLUYA YAHOS La CBRA

lSTa DE LOS CONATlvOS PARA
LAS ESCUELAS DE DOLORES
RIOALGO, GTO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-24
GARY REGRESA hUy
De
SU V|S|TAA MEXICO
Tambien el ex-Embajador &c
rard Sc muestra grande-
mente satisfecho
TIENEN FE EN- OBREGON
Gerard 10 considera como un
gran hombre que restable-
cera la paz en- Mexico
TIENEN FE EN- OBREGON

Te,eGrama Especial para Ia PRENSA.'
CIUDAD DE MENlCO, Sept. %
Despues de haber permanecido diez
dias en- Ia ciudad de Mexico los Sres.
Ebert II. Gary, presidente de Ia junta
directNa de Ia United States Steel
Corporation, y James W. Gerard, ex
embajado- de los Estados Unidos en-
Alenlania, otras personals que con
ellcs vinieron, ancche partieron para
Laredo en- In tren especial
Mr. Gary dijo 81 representante de
L. Prensa ASoc!ada en- esta ciudad
que su vista 4 Mexico habia sido Ia
sorpresa mas feliz y agradable.'
Mir. Gerard refirio. dc esta manera
sus impresiones acerca de Mexico:
"Hemos sido recLDidos Goa hospi-
taEdad real G los meNicauos dispen-
san gentilmeute. Hemos hecho una
vista de gran interes hemos vlsto
que Mexico esta -enaciendo, como el
fenix. de las cenizas de ID revolucion
de Ia guerra civil. Fl microbes tuve
el gran honor de ser recibido por ei
PreSidente Obregon, uno de los hom-
breS mas fuerteS del mundo,-guerre-
TO y eSIadista-con cuien celebre una
larga entreyista- FL no solo promueve
las relaciones aInistoSaS con los Es-
Iados UnidoS, sino que su saba ad-
rninistracioa conferira a Mexico los
beneficios de Ia paz J de Ia prosperi-
dad.
Tan prouto como los homhres de
nesocios del mundo entero Sc con-
venzan de que "a propiedad e. capt.
tai tienen plenas garantfas en- Me-
xico, nuevas empresas y nuevos capi-
tales curaran las heridas de L guerra
Yo por medic de estas lineas mani
fiesto mi gratitud a mis- amigos me-
xicanos y digo:
;Hurra por Mexico y por e. Presi-
dente Obregon!"
Mr.. Gary y Mr.. Gerard van drec-
tamenIe d Nueva York.
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Colectado por el senor Fran
cisco Flores, de Falrpor1
Iowa:

Sr. Francisco Flores ....-- 1'Vo
Sr Bonifacio Flores $4,000. 4.oo
Sra. Dam.4na i. de Flores va
Sra. Rafaela ?. de Flores o.-o
Sra. I.4Isita Flores ....... V.-o
Srita- Fellcitas Flores ..... e'-o
Nin2. Maria Rita Flores e.Io
81. EzeQuiel Ayala .....-. 1'VO
Sra. Ines IedesIua ....---. o.-o
Sr. Genaro Maldonado O.9o
Sr. Federico Ljpez ..-.... e.9o
Sr. Felipe Lopez ....... u'oo
Sr. Leouor Lopez .-....... e.oe
Sr. Nicolas Hernandez e-oo
Sr. Salvador Hernandez e.oo
Sr. Pcnciano Gutierrez go
Sr. Miguel Carrera ..---... e.oo
Sr. Miguel Hinojosa .-.,... e.SV
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(Pasa a la Pagina 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-24
Co!ectado por Ell sencr Wen
cesIso Monies, de Long
mont, Colorado:

Sr. Wenceslao Monies .-.-.
Sra. Guadalupe Monies -.
Nina Petra Monies ..--..-
Nino Antonio Monies .....-
Sr. Margarito Martinez -
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UNA lMPoRTANTE CO.
IEcTA EN- c. JUAREZ

De Ia poblaci6n mexicana fronterl-
"a Dc Ciudad Juarez. el senior ASustin
spasa = 0uinla)
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[Pssa a la Pas. 5a.)
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sPasa : = ouinta)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06
PLAN MEMORIAL TO DEBS
mac bilarC Would Build College
Win >pCialiStiC Atmosphere.

.hnl.aLN. Ohio. June 5-A living
,."'r.7' 'o Eugene V. Dehs I'm The
.N .' I'd college "phcro lack nf
.-.nrN win hc no har and whore n
ia. i've In a socia,istic atmosphere, "
nay become reality. according 10
a,@ Kat" Richards O'Harc, prison
,,.,.'o a7tator, in an address here
i.,--' l-.00sol institution Of higher
,. '.'r would be located in north
.n..'a and definite plans for
~. '.a" .-awDrt there have been
ru was assorted hy Mrs.
t.. Who said the plans were
,.a7 rr -y herself and co-wrrscrs.
,...-. Laas .n the Atlanta prison,
,-,t- 'a'F visited him just before
VA, .2en'7 will have 10 earn their
L5 'Aroueh tho college by manual
' s"+1s oyex their afternoons,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06
IS MAYOR OF POLISH TOWN
Former Newspaper Man OF Detroit
In Disputed Zone

DETROIT Mtrh. Juno 3 pr
Rol,slaw NJ Ziolmsk, former Do-
troit newspaper man. who returned
TO Poland H. months ago after a
l2-year residence hero. has bccu
made mayor of Thorn, n Polish city
on tho German frontier, according
20 word received by friends here.
The city of Thorn Ia situated on
tho hank Of the Nistula river. which
divides into two branches al that
point. II formerly was a part of
the German empire, but came under
tho polish flag when the Prussi3u
Poland became part of the Polish
republic II has population Of
,put 10000.
According to word from Thorn,
Doctor Iiclinski wax made mayor
in recognition of his work ~ rclioi
during Ia" bolshovik invaAions
while IN Detroit. Doctor Ziclins6t
servcd as editor OF two Polish nows-
papers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06
City Briefs

DIVORCE PETITIONS filed I'm
district court saturday: Jennie Gus
born against II Ousborn, Laura T.
Sheriff. against Harry Sheriff..
DIVORCES GRANTED Saturday
In district court: Caroline q. Mare
against william Mare, Ruby NJ. Ed
wards aRiust g. n. Edwards
DIR. AND MRS. l.. =. CRCME.
l14i South Elgin announce the birth
Of a daughter, virginia Ruth, Friday,
June 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06

.,......., tho Ro1 cross. a conaign-
........t ..ruital supplies. sheets aud
..U.... was received Yesterday at
Co.. ..... relief hcAduuauors \
..g. ...s..,s ar. sIH being cared f,r
... IT, NIa-hiugtuu school hut
.. .r....i. uIeht. 10 is expected that
d.. ....t. camp at the old fair
....... .,.u D., the only place in
.t..M ..r-ocs with no homes will
~. .-.l fur Assistant Director l..
D., ,,.r-tv sai1 sunday evening
,y.,... ,ra Iast IS hours camp or
,.......r has ,cou completed. here
...t.t efficiency I'm It's manage
-.,.. ... omuig.ar\ il spoticssly
r., .,l systemati2ed. a doctor IL
.......-I.B tb,rc. rurscs are on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06

TitANN e. DUNCAN
''i. Attorney.
"
lnhi h"d In me ..7h I''nH .N.i'n way
~ ~ ~ W. !gn" =. o., y y
= ~ ~" L. ~. ~ - ~. ~ -, ~
IT, .u, 70. ~. ta' - lt'l W'rId
innlI7hNE ,nuphn., iupl.h l.h'lnl
'll''INN NN' F NJ sI'l
An ordinance 20 "pp"i'Inh I'Vr ana
aa7r7' np'rltl ihh'h ln payment oi
the cost ~ tnnH'ihtLlug htnfnn
E'wtr In SEWElt DISTRICT so. lif
IN N" Guy NJ TULSA. aH created and
tathIl4hrd Boy ordnance No. clAs
( aud declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS in pursuance ~ IN" pro-
Visions ~ tho charter ~ tho city -
f@rutsH. Oklahoma. Hud tho HthtutoH NJ the
stat. ut oklahoma for ouch rnscs m,lc
and provided the Hpli oifY ~ Tulsa tli
hy ordinance NO. .lat create aui 'stab-
I4h SEWER DISTRICT 80. ~. auh
after hnvllE declared Il necessary 10
construct sewers IN said SEWER Dis
TRl"r $50 l71 by the proylslous ~ said
{ Ordinance $50. "1IG dtd on the HTth dlN
~ ami 1891 Iu 20 Comstock smcdiey
I rurptny toutra,tora q certain contract
fur tho construction of o. ccrtniu sani.
tary sewer in gEWTR DISTRICT 40
7 II, ana
l WHEREAS SIN pursuance ~ said cnn
. tra,t. snI Cpustu,t Smctlev company
: have r,u7iruntrd q certain sanitary sewer
1 iu rhtd REWNU HIfrttDr SO. ls1. and
! the work under natr contract has been
4 accepted and approved hy tho city Hngi-
| no.r amt tho hoard OF CummiHatuHcrs u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06
eIrKNT1 &c MoOur
('Ie'0 za9sN
81 3 sss'' sA,V;SV1.
slss-s TUl SA sA w.
10 wsst IhITd "a
trrKNr1 $, Mooun

\ AIDES St0Ou RrWARDi L.. .g,-''s-g -, ss.:
Us Buceessh -Nonihlr" Cernp,-tni. safely relieves
~ TIN luus - n,'st otstiuatr shnornl IN
lto davs hp IA ualu - irtsrtstrure Win W1fk.
LaIL U tN'uhl- 'frusth ~ 0n tDusf ran sTtistfN
CAT hSgllHA6tou AHIbI co IAASLS Gilt. 40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06
He introduced Them.

Il introduced Heigler TO Mrs. Lo-
whisky Barry said. Al that time
| was in the habit Of going out sew
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06
Mrts. rRA>N sr,NA>

Approved
IEAEk e. bINtNN
t.|f. NF4.sr...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-06

Ur.. I
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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
THOMPSON TOWN TOPICS

venordale we're visitors al MIS- Jane
Sears On Sunday
The August meeting Of the Grange
Viii be held on Tuesday evening, Aue.
. Arrangements for the annual pc.
mic viii be decided upon roodly
attendance Of the members IS desired
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Jacobs Of
Worcester are expected at the hotel
to stop through the month Of August,
also r. W Scarborough Of New York
is to spend his vacation in Thompson.
staying at the hotel.
Mrs Frank A. Decker gave "a din
ner 70 her friends on Tuesday 20 meet
her guests, MIR and Mrs. Lane Alex
ander Of New York, who leave for
their home on Friday after spending
two weeks vacation in Thompson.
Ronald and Fred Bernclow, sons
of the station agent at Thompson
John Bernelow. have established an
ice cream and confectionery stand at
the roadside near their residence and
Will later have installed a gasoline
supply station.
The bah game was lost 10 the Web
steer team ON Saturday by "a score OF
10 Through some misuformed
person the game Of last week. u.s ac
credited to tho Putnam tenn. when
the Thompson team was ne, victor by
ID score 81 20 AttawaussH neNf
Saturday
The eIa hotel sign. Thompson
Hotel. Vernon STILES, 1881" havnl
been touched zap aHj Vanished h..
been hung up at ia, hotel corner 81
Providence and Main streets. ths
painted scene ON il representing IL
fayette iu a coach drawn hN tUn sase
ted white horses II WIS neraan.
suggested 10 the artist hy VISIT Il
the distinguished foreEne IS ths
mted States 1T about at FefaH
However. Il j. one az tae reminders a
earlier atys ~ Thompson Afrt
Toartellatte. local painter. 4ll=9
sfedftabHe piece If wais .a aeesa
II - rs arIEf state
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
POLICE MAKE RAID
ON "JAKEY" PARTY
Arrest Reuben Tanner, Ovid
BouIay, Jr., and Mike
Danahey
One Of Men Forfeits Bond By Non
appearance In Court

E,.ben Tanner and ovid Boulay.
Jr.. were brought into the city court
Saturday charged with drunkenness.
Mike Danahey Of Wlhmantic, who
was arrested al the same time with
Tanner and Boulay, did not appear
and SO MS bond Of S35 was declared
forfeited
Captain Bulger stated that on Sat
urday night he received a complaint
that a "jakey' party was being held
on Canal street in the rear of HaZen' 5
blacksmith shop The captain said
be- sent officer William Jarvis TO the
scene and Jarvis returned with Tan
uer and Danahey, whom he had found
drunk and Rad arrested
The captain and Jarvis then return
I'D. according 10 the captains story,
and found Tanner staggering down
Canal street They arrested him
Captain Bulper's story was substanti-
ated by Officer Jarvis
Tanner said he was married but
had NO children. His wages, he said
were 80 q zen ss'''' any "''''"
We're PAD ana es 1hs Ialito@a com
p"hf' TOT "iiiei, ne 3aa De- WoiN'hE
.'lIee "teA2. NJ s.'a' ne '"u never
nrtn ih court heioIe. pu' refused TO
answer Naen asked II ne hau ever
oeeA arrested ne ore. n : s''lu ne naa
''o l.'sa.es F" ~ !" '..el ~ pay " i'''e' nv
p'eeae9 suilsg = 'ilsoAls''.'ol
oo-'~s plsa.is1 -s'.'s - ''' e''"i -. g
o' ,'-'.' A'.'ia'.ss, 'l,.s .'.'''.'i i'O- L'''s
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
UNION

Mrs LlaH Miller # S8uthbfidge
IS visiting Mrs George Baker for a
feW lay
Nelson Horton spfut Sunday WIr
ms wife Somels she S caring for
hef sister, Who j. sIes
Mr.. May Dodge aa4 daaehtees
Carrie and Edith. attended the fuuer.
i Of linton Dodge IF Eastford.
Dr. and Mir George Lawson and
son, Clement, with Miss SUSIE Law
son, have been for few day AZ their
camp on Coye Hill and have been Wis.
iting relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Potter and
daughter, Dorothy, OF New Britain
are spending the week with George
Thayer Sunday visitors AZ the
Thayer home included Nj and Mrs
Clarence Marsh Of Worcester. and
Mr. and Mrs Ralza Horton and three
daughters.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
REV. JOHN rooney
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

While Mrs. James Wilson Of Schen.
eetadg, y Y and her son-in-law, Rev
JohH Boney Of this city, were driving
IN an automobile Saturday afternoon
near PboeniXville, a Cadillac car in
which were two women forced them
into the ditch by the side Of the road
As they slowed up their car to pre-
vent an accident, a Ford car rammed
them in the rear.
Both Mr.. Roney and Mrs. Wilson
were badly shaken up. The Cadillac
car did not stop or slow down and the
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29

Mrs Emily Barber. wife of Fred
erick Barber, died at her home. Tues.
day. She had suffered shock fol-
lowing an attack Of diphtbezla.
Mrs Barber was born ii UaIan.
July -, 1888. the daughter Of Mr
and Mrs Prosper Smith She haa
lived an her life IN Union ana was a
REGULAR attendant ID church IS ions
Hgr health would permit.
She is survived by four callIfen
Afs Jennie Hamilton. Mr. Josephine
TeRue. Mrs Grace Richards and
Howard Barber. Burial was in Cen.
tef cemetery.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
oMNIsclENr CENTRAL

little Mareey wished - t.ls= a1sf
thg telephone WITH her mother, Ha
Was visiting q friend So heE #a
sister eaAe heH th, phone HaHasH
ana lei her gall central
A few days after this conversation
when iae mother was paying anotnea
visit TO the same friend the oldes
sister overheard MarEery 1T the TELL
ephone Central evidently had been
asking Tor the number. and MarseHx
was explaining, vehemcntly
Central. want the number ! bad
Thursday Don't you understand
The eame number"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
a PUZZLE FOR TAlLoRs

After having been out on the FAR
all summer. a small boy had gr1s
somewhat hazy on the manners a.
customs of the city. As he near.
the end of the journey in from q
country. he inquired. thoughtfuly
Mother, which was it that da5.
used to wear down to dinner
Tuxedo or a limousine -
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
100 coNJuoAL

Little Ethel. who was shopping with
her aunt, listened while the gruf but
intelligent clerk demonstrated
Madam, | am sure you will not
need 80 much material You will find
t,e yards quite ample
As soon rs they had left the shop
Ethel exclaimed. Indignantly;
Agntie ] didn't Ike that man,
not one bit, Why ne talked to you
just like he was your husband"
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29

Miss Clarisze LoarIe is a visitor at
Carolyn Hall
7. a Decker IS away for the Week
on a fishing TRIP.
Miss Sarah Crosby entertained the
Bridge Club on Tuesdas
Miss Mary Crosby j. stopping for
a few weeks at the hotel.
Hamilton Paine returned from his
school with his parents on Monday.
Miss Muriel Backus is entertaining
school friend from Brookline, Mass.
Miss Bernice Elliott is visitor
with her grandmother. Mrs. Marvin
Elliott.
Mrs. Walter Jacques OF Hartford is
visiting her parents. Nlr and Mrs
Ephraim Smith,
Miss Marion Bates returned from
a weeks visit with friends in Provi
dence on Thursday
Miss Myrtle Kingsbury is spending
a time al Bradford, r l., summer
place ON Narraeansett Bay.
Mrs Augustus Alpeft and family
Of Webster are visitors at Mrs Al
merits father. Thomas Ryan.
a.. n.v,.. ru,ott and famil,
have gone to Watch Hill. a pleasure
resort 40 spend the month Of August
H.. S,,,,.y - pro,.idens, was
-. -, ~ .eel-end with hi
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
WOODSTOCK ACADEMY ALUMNI
TO HOLD REUNION AUG. 20

4 reunion q the alumni 81 Wood
stock Academy will be held AZ the
Academy on Saturday, Aug 20. The
program win consist ~ bali games
and other sports in the morning
luncheon followed b. after dinner
speeches and music b. the alumni IN
the afternoon. entertainment and
dancing in the evening.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29

The kind Of philosopher 0e most
envy Is one who can contemplate his
own misfortunes in the same easy
uneoneern with which he views those
of others New York Evening Post.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29

number of the ear was not a.
Captain Bulger is ON the i0oB0ut
women answering the description a.
Wilson gave, but thus far MS scare
has been unsuccessful
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29

Private Dare had been 10 the dis.
pensary with the rest Of the sick. lame
and lazy. and on his return. inquired
Of his y. Z O.. "what'd gei, corp
rail-
DUTY" that near-officer informed
him.
He'll said Private Dare disgust
eddy Can yon beat that When a
luy gets sick around this outfit he's
gotta die to prove ID American
Legion Weekiy
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29

II you haven, a hid Of your own.
adop, one for the Junior chautauqua
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29

Every live BUSINESS andFA FARMER should a FOR
Delivery Truck plan golden
delivery department and the public en
ly
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-07-29
Elmer Automobile Company
s BRIDGE STREET

BRANCH SToRES-New Torringon, Winsted
South Manchester, New Milford, Bristol
Middetown Windsor Locks
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Harold Morris Facile Pianist

Harold Morris, who gave piano re-
cltal at Aeolian Hall yesterday after
noon, has many excellent qualities He
Is a vigorous pianist, with a facile
technique and good ideas of interpre-
tatlon. The opening numbers on his
program, Godowsky's arrangement of
Iambourin by Rameau. and Brahmss
arrangement of Gluck's Gavotte from
"lphigenie in Aulis." were played with
marked ease, while he dashed through
busoni's arrangement of Bach's Toe
cata and Fugue in D minor, with such
nonchalant fluency that it might have
been SO many yards of Czerny What
young Mr.. Morrs's playing now lacks
is depth. There was more energy than
romance in his Brahms Sonata, the
Op: in minor, quality not always
in keeping with the mood of the music
which bears the accompanying legend
for its second movement:
Now CLEANS In the cleaning the pale
moonlight
And there two loving hearts unite.
In ecstasy bound together.
Still, Mr.. Morris has many points in
his favor, and, best of all. he is inter
osting.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

Haunted House." Owen Davis's new
play. which will be produced by Will
liam A. Brady.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
Schola Cantorum
Gives. a Pleasing
Russian Program
Six Anthems Mark Seasons
First Subscription Con.
Sert; Noted Composers
Works Well Performed

An interesting program Of Russian
musk was given at the seasons first
subscription concert by the Schola
Cant1rum last evening at Carnegie
Hallf Six anthems from the "All Night
vigiR by Rachmaninoff were the
feature Of the concert. They were
BLESSED Is the Man." the angelic
hymn, "Glory Be to God"; the "Nunc
Din,ittis," 1.-The Veneration of the
Cross," the "Magnificat" and the
TropSria of the Resurrection. "Blessed
Art Thou, o Lord" The "Vigi1," con-
sistihg of fifteen anthems, was written
In 1915. 1t serves to show the distin-
guished Russian composers superb
craftsmanship in the writing Of church
musie. The Schola Cantorum was as
sisted in the performance by a boy
choirs from St. Stephens r. c. Church.
Dr.. JShn Philip Foley, choirmaster, and
by Judson House, who sang the tenor
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

Marilynn Miller and Leon Errol have
promised to appear at the Hippodroms,
Sunday night, January 30, in aid of
the Ncighborhood Circle.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

"The Skin Game" has it's Tooth per.
formance at the Bijou Theater tonight.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

The Dramatists' Guild Of tho Au.
thors' League Of America will meet in
the Cafe Boulevard, Broadway and
Forty-first Street, at p. m. tomorrow
to consider the report of committe e
which has been making study of the
proposed Equity Shop"
Mary Jeffrey, Jack Rafael and Hor-
ace Newman will be in the cast of "The
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13
shindler Creditable Conductor
Austrian Envoy on Way Here
Prof. Redlich Will Plead Plight
of Country TO Harding

BERNIE, Switzerland, Jan. 12.-Pro-
fessor Joseph Redlch arrived here
from Vienna this morning, announcing
he was on the way to the United States
to inform President Harding of
Austria's commercial, financial and po-
litical situation. Mr.. Harding, accord
ing to Professor Redlich, has agreed to
receive him.
Professor Redlich hopes to raise a
loan in the United States, DECLARING
that Austria finds the machinery of the
League of Nations too cumbersome.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

Herbert Waring, who was leading
man for Mary Anderson thirty years
ago, will be seen next week in support
of George Arliss in "The Green God
dess."
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

Howard Lang, seen earlier this sea-
son in "The Unwritten Chapter" is in
the cast of "Wake Up, Jonathan" )"
which opens Monday.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-13

Leon Enrol, who was absent from
the cast of Sally" yesterday on &C.
count Of cold, will resume his part