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New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
MEN WANTED.

Able bodied men wanted perinan. ently for work in quarry. Good wages Boarding house on property for single men. Opportunity also for man tC take charge of boarding house. Ad. dress Box 27 C, Herald office.
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LEGAL NOTICES
AUCTION SALE

NVOI1VN SNIIE BY ORDER OF THE HONOR ABLE EDWARD M. YEOMANS, Referee in Bankruptcy. I will SELL bidder on MONDAY, AUGUST 14th. 1922, at 9 o'clock a. m. Standard Time), all Machinery, Tools and Equipment contained in welding factory, known as the H. & B. Mfg. Works, located at Rear 451 West Main street, in New Britain, Conn, formerly the properly of Carl E. Hall, Bankrupt.
 VIM. HOWARD WAKELEE,
 l.. S. Auctioneer,
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

TRUCK, G. NJ. C., 1917. of 1 ton capacity with open body, in good condition. The running condition Is perfect has good pneumatic tires. Cheap if taken at once South End Garage. I'll South Main St. Phnne
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

CADILLAC, JEwETT & PAIGE CARS Lash Motor Co.,. "A Reputable Concern West Main. Cor. Lincoln St.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
Auto And Truck AgenCies

BUICK MOTOR CARs-"Better cars are be. ing built and Buick is building them.' New Britain Buick Co.,, 225 Arch street Telephone 2670.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11
Store Announce ments

BELoIN's LUNCH Is now open for busl- ness at 6o Church St.. one door west of the old stand. Equipment Is all new and up-to-date. self service style with the usual well cooked meals and delicious pastry. You are cordially invited to Hin- gpect New Britain's hewest, modern res taurant. Try our noon lunch. G. H. DAY, expert cabiret-maker Radio and battery boxes made furniture r,- paired. Sample boards, working models. Tel, 2s3s. rear l53 Arch St. EVERY eleventh greeting card customer gets his purchase free of charge, whether 1t is Sc purchase or a dollar at Ohrn- stedts.
 NOTICE-We have moved to c3s Main St. Carks Automobile Laundry. Telephone SHOES sHINED at the Center Shoe Shine Parlors. Shoes repaired, hats cleaned and re blocked. All work guaranteed on a re- fund basis. 403 Main St. Gagliardi Bros. Props
 SHOE REPAIRING at reduced pri ,es. Bes, materials usei workmanship guaranteed Work called Tor and delivered. We mak' old shoeu look and wear Ike new. Unite i Shoe Repai ing Co.,. 223 Arch. Tel b65-2 FOR SALE-Furnture rugs etc., at 53 Church St. Saturday. from 10 a. m. to p. m. A. L. Gaylor
 AUTOMOTIVE
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

TRUCK-is ton just overhauled. new paint, mechanically perfect Price low. F. l.. Peck Remington, Tel. 674-32.
New Britain herald., 1922-08-11

COLUMBIA AND DORT MOTOR CAR Commerce and Ruggles truck. R. C. Ru- doph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2 FORD DEALER-James r. Decker Jr. Good class secondhand cars Room 10e Professional Bldg. Phone 2766, GARDNER-Harwarc City Motor Co.,. Agts. ss Arch St. Phone 30S and sales will call.
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student body. for mn honor system.
She said "The honor system Is =
great privilege that has been handed
down to US; we must not fail 10 uphold
The spirit Of the system" rhe then
called upon members of the different
classes to give their IDEAS Of the honor
system, 10 tell just what II means %
them. II is the opinion Of the entire
student body that The system - thing
Of which we can rigbtfully be proud and
one which we can never afford 70 lose.
The last chapel program Of the serncs-
ter was given on Thursday morning,
when Alexander Blair of the English
department Of the university spoke on
What TO 20 10 See at the Theatre"
There are really good phys presented
at The Playhouse, in Wilmington, be
said. No one should miss seeing the
works Of masters Of the drama when
they are given so near az hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb y. Burchensl ~
Wilmington we're guests Of the student
executive board ~ dinner on Thursday
evening After dinner, Mr.. Burchenal
gave a most inspiring talk 70 the stu
dents on honor" as applied 70 The life
Of n college student.
Several Of the Wonen's College Sen
Tors went 20 Philadelphia on Wednesday
IN order 10 witness the basketball game
between the University Of Delaware and
the University Of Pennsylvania
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NEW CENTURY CURRENT EVENTS

The Current Events Class OF the New
Century Club will open next Tuesday
with current events, given by Miss
Rachel Rowland. This will be followed
10y solo by Mrs. Caleb l.. Burchenal,
accompanied by Mrs. Charles r.
Griffith. Mrs. II. A. Kingsbury will give
book review Of Youth Enchanted
by Hugh Walpole. This had been in
tended for the last meeting, but owing
TO lack of time was postponed. Mrs.
George L. Cox will speak on "a Few
Minutes of the Theatre" Mrs. Albert
Robin will give book review of "Colas
Breugnon."
This book was great surprise to
Roman Rolland's readers, for those who
had studiously read Jean Christopher
never expected that Roman ROLAND
was capable of writing any way but in n
tragic key. "Colas Breugnon" has been
compared to church organ bursting
into pagan laughter; but even in fun
the author remains the critic and philoso-
pher One critic hkened the book TO a
collaboration of Mark Twain and
Tolstoi.
The story is very original in style and
weaves spell Of great charm around
the reader, making him envious OF the
courage, the stout heart and virile
imagination of the hero. 1t is full Of
funny improprieties but as it is whole
some and as the scene is laid in the
seventeenth century, the reader can take
no offense.
At the library this book seems to be
difficult to get and although an acquisl-
ton OF more than two years, 1t is
still "seven-day book"
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CENTURY CLUB

Monday, February 6, at 3 p. m, the
current events class Of the Washington
Heights Century Club will meet. Mrs.
Joseph l. Scott will be the chairman
and Mrs. Carroll Griffith will be in
charge of hospitality. Thursday,
February 8, at 2 p. m, Mrs. William
r. Stevens will be in charge of card
party that will be given Saturday,
February IL, bake will be held. Mrs.
Clarence Fraim is the chairman.
Monday, February 3, at s p. m. a
musical will be held The following day
the board of directors will hold their
regular meeting at $50 p. m.
Monday, February 20, at p. m. the
current events class will meet.
Monday, February 81, t8 p. m. the
regular business meeting will be held,
at which time the chairmen will submit
written reports.
Wednesdays, February l, s, Is and %
the class in expression will meet at sc
p. m.
Fridays, February 8, 10, II and "a
the dancing class will be held at 230 p. m
Mondays, February l3 ard q at 4
p. m, the Consumers League will have
discussion hour at st. Andrew s Parish
house, which will be open OF all. The
subject at the first meeting will be ''Ths
Living Wage" and at the second Work.
ers' Cooperation in Establishing Stand
ards: A Comparative Study of the Trade
Union and Shop Committee"
The Ways and Means Committee, 0,
which Mrs William j. Lackey is chair
man, will give food sale at the clul
house the first week in March, the exact
date to be given later.
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LINEN DAY FOR THE
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL

Next Tuesday will he tho annual
linen day for the Homeopathic Hos
pital. Tho Senior Board will welcome
any supplies and money Mt the hos
pital on that day. Mrs. c. Glen
Beadcnkopf In chairman OF tho house,
hold committee and Mrs. John C.
Phillips and Mrs. 8. ID. Paschail are
directly In charge of the linen sup
plies.
The gifts especially requested are
sheets. ~ by l0s inches Utica, Pc
quot or heavy; pillow cases. 80 by
45 inches, finished; draw sheets, Is
by 70 inches; buck towels. all white
tcotton): buck towels. red border
(cotton); bath towels. wash cloths
buck towels. small individual (cot-
toni; table napkins tmerccrized) F:
bath robes, blankets. Ga by So inches
dimity spreads. 70 by 80 inches.
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BATTERY r WILL HELP.
To Give Entire Proceeds From An.
nuaI Military Rail to Needy.

While Congress Is wrestling with
the bonus problem and discussing
ways and means to provide financial
assistance for tho millions OF service
men who calamity gave their SER
vices In tho late war, President Hard
ms and Secretary OF State Hughes
are matching their wits with the
worlds shrcwdcst diplomats at the
repetition OF such a horrible slaughter
of humanity. Battery b, 19Sh Artil-
lory. formerly Company +. Delaware
National Guard, is doing its utmost
To alleviate the distress and suffering
OF the huddies who are so unfortunate
as TO be out OF job and short OF
funds to provide chow for their fami-
lice. Battery II is playing the Good
Samaritan and on Friday evening.
February 10. will stage its second an
nual military ball in the Hotel du
Pont ballroom and from present in
dlcations II Will be one of the greatest
affairs ever put over in this city.
Battery II has gained an enviabe
reputation among the military or
| CARNATIONS, for when they attempt
/ any tninE tHtN put IL over IN Elta
shape. Their first annual military
hall. directed by Mrs. Donald s. Ash.
brook and a corps of able assistants
was the banner event OF the socia
, season and It Is predicted that thi.
years event will outshine their for.
mer effort.
Governor William d. Denney ano
stan Will be in attendance. as vii
Mayor BeRoy Harvey and City Coun.
cilmen.
Captain Leroy r. Work, commander
of Battery n. ia busy with arrange.
ments. Hundreds OF invitations have
gone out and he Is DESTROYS thai
everyone who can will purchase tick
cts and help swell the fund which
Will be turned over TO the soldiers
branch OF the emergency relief, L
be used by this organization in pro
vidine food and clothing TO needy sol
diers and their families.
Mrs. Ashbrook IL again IN charg
this year and n busy working on
the details OF the ball. Madden's or
chestra. which has quite a reputation
as a musical organization, will fur
n'sh the music.
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Mrs. William v. Bond, Mrs. Ira C.
Tinkham, Mrs. Edward Gilligan, Mrs.
Walter Williams, Mrs. Lewis Coke, Mrs.
Margaret Cox Hewitt, Mrs. George Cox,
Mrs, J. H. Rooney, Mrs Fred A.Warden-
berg, Mrs. Howard G. Ely and Mrs,
Willard Reese.
Mira. Robert Pennington gave small
card party yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Findlsy Van Lear is spending
the week end at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Merrick Of New York has been
the guest Of Mrs. b. @. du Pont this
week.
Mrs. Hollyday S. Needs isspending
week in New York.
Visitors at the Automobile Show in
cludc William r. Valiant Of Georgetown
and William NJ. Hope Of Dover.
While on business trip to Washing.
ton this week, Major Edmund Mitchell
made social calls on United States Sen.
ators Ball and du Pont.
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WEDDINGS.
Klair.JacksOn.

Miss Florence klair. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Klair Of near
Stanton, and Charles r.. Jackson OF
Greensboro. Nd, will be married this
evening al the home OF the brides
parents. The bride will be attended
by her sister, Miss Edna Klair. as
maid. OF honor. and Miss jackson, a
sister OF the groom, as bridesmaid.
Miss Lillian Esterling will play the
wedding march, and Miss Edna Ball
VIII render vocal selections.
Mr.. Jackson will have as his best
man his cousin. Mr.. Short of Will
mington. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. J. d. Blake, pator Of
Red Clay Presbyterian Church.
Several social functions have re-
Gently been given In honor OF Miss
k.air.
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I. W. G. A. CALENDAR.
Mnnday.

MVUQuys
500 p. M, Friendship Club, club
rooms.
500 p. m, J. o. A. Club. club rooms.
100 p. m, Il. r. y. Club. club rooms.
Tuesday.
$40 p. M, Pollyanna Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
S.45 .. m. Wawataih Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
3.4b p. m. Hiswatha Girl Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
8.45 p. m, West End Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
TOO y. m. r. l.. G. Club, club rooms.
Wednesday.
$50 p. m. True Blue Corps. Orl
Reserves, club rooms.
500 p. m, Will-O-The-wisp. club
rooms.
Thursday.
$50 p. m. Oriols ofrl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
500 p. m, Good Fairy Reserve
Corps, club rooms.
500 p. m. Industrial party. club
rooms.
Friday.
1000 a. m. stnff meeting, clul
rooms.
sA5 p. m. Would Be-Goo Corps
Girl Reserves, club rooms.
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The retail druggists wives were en-
tertained Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Albert Dougherty. Eigh-
teen members and guests were pres
ent. Mrs. Bouman read story on
"Up-to-date Mothers" A contest was
held In which the members guessed
modern conveniences, unknown to our
grandparents. After series OF piano
selections, refreshments were served.
Mrs. Thomas told fortunes.
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ATLAS CLUB To CELEBRATE
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

On Monday evening at the New Cen
fury Club. the Atlas Club, composed
of employees OF the Atlas Powder Co,
will celebrate. The members are plan
ming 10 have n jubilee 10 which they
have given the name Our Party" An
elaborate yet informal program, con-
sisting of dancing, games, entertain
ment and refreshments has been pre-
pared. Every Atlas Club member is
invited TO come and bring a guest.
There viii be no charge for admission.
This celebration was conceived after
viewing the past activities OF the club,
which have been many and success
full. Although organized less than a
year ago it has held picnic. a moon
light ride and a play apd dance.
Nothing but the Truth" which will
be repeated on February at the New
Century Club under the auspices of
the Beacon College Club. In addition
10 this there has been baseball
league and a tennis tournament for
the male and female members. The
Atlas Club bowling team now stands
high in the Industrial League. An In
novation was started recently in Will
mington when girls of the Atlas Club
organized a girls bowling league.
playing their games every week at
McKee's alleys at Eighth and Orange
streets.
A donation of $50 has been sent by
the Atlas Club to the emergency re-
lief fund for Wilmington's needy.
The committee handling the ar
rangements for the celebration
on next Monday evening consists of:
Chairman, Frank j. Horty; enter
tainment, j. Frank Huss; refresh
ments, John j. Hanly; house. A. Il.
Pool; games. Miss Helen p. Allen I:
publicity. Paul l.. Scaeffer; orchestra,
Sewell c. Downs; novelties. Robert s.
Bottle.
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HOSPITAL
APPEALS FOR HELP

The Hospital for Contagious Dis
eases, which was opened about year
and a half ago. has been supported
largely by private contributions. At
present II must appeal to the public
for help in the work it is doing at
present upder great handicaps.
There are a great many cases OF
scarlet fever IN Wilmington and al
ready 20 patients are at the Hospital
for Contagious Diseases. The great
need Of the hospital is for a large cop
per kettle for sterilizing dishes and a
gas stove on which to do it. The au-
thorities hope that this need Will be
met By a church organization or by
individuals.
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NO. 4 SCHOOL
STUDENTS ENTERTAIN
Showed Talent In Their Efforts
at High School Auditorium
Last Night.

Last evening in the High School
Auditorium. No. School presented
"The Old and New In Picture and
Song" Miss Esther A. Shippers as
Mrs. Elmira Pease explained the Nv
ing pictures with wealth OF hui
morous ancedote and homely phil
osophy. The entertainment was for
the benefit Of the Athletic Associa-
ton.
The Glee Club under the direction
OF Miss Anahel Groves. sang "Who
Knows7" Make Believe" and Sweet
Miss Mary" before the pictures were
shown. During the pictures Il sang
Loves Old Sweet Song" I'm the
Cleaning" and Aud Lang Syne."
Carrie Biddle sang, 20 Promise Me-"
and John Petromes sang "Silver
Threads Among thu Gold" A violin
solo was played by Paul Corbett.
In the intermission an interesting
exhibit Of tumbling was given by
Robert A. Wade. the athletic coach OF
the school. Fred Heislihy. pupil OF
No. 4 school. and John Y. Cooper.
| Another interesting feature was a
minuet danced by Myrtle Cathcart
Elizabeth Janolewitz. Madeline Viohl
Anna Jakoblewski, Naomi. Sweetman
Helen Arthur, Mary Baker, Madelein,
| Carson.
The tableaux We're all well pose,
and the pupils resembled pictures IN
an old album. Those taking part il
the album" We're Ruth Green. An
thony Smith, Ruth Bristow. Pear
Lutz. Anna Hindin, Merton Price
Russell Weiss. Eleanor Wilson. Naom
Sweetmap, Edith simmons. Catherin,
Corbett, Dorothy Minker. Miss Made
leine Dixon, Elsie Grier. John Pet
romes, Charles Konizer. Carrie Bid
die, Franklin Ainsworth, Mary Comfy
John Sobocinski. Rose Freedman
Laura Davis, Florence Metal. Mar,
Hale, Frank Bieniski
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Drama League TO Meet.

The meeting of the Drama League
OF Wilmington next Tuesday evening
Will be OF unusual interest. Mrs.
Harry K. Wilson will give two read
ings. Mistress Penelope" a one-act
play by Thomas Littlefield Marble,
and by Courier" by 0. Henry. Mrs
Wilson delighted the league with a
reading last year. The business meet
ing will be of unusual interest, as
the new officers of the year will be
elected. The meeting will be held In
st. Andrews parish house at o'clock.
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'oN0h"' a. NI CENTURY CLUB

Tho music committee of tho New
Century Club, Of which Miss Ella Pyle
is chairman, has arranged for a lecture
recital on Monday evening, February 6.
at s o'clock. Herman Epstein OF New
York City will give short explanatory
talk about the characteristics of the
Great Composers" and will play selec-
tons from Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven,
Schubert, Schumann and Chopin.
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Concert for Snverbrook.

An interesting concert will be given
In the new Joseph w. Coley Building,
Lancaster and Woodlawn avenues.
Thursday, February 9, at SIS y. M.
under the auspices of Miss f. ID.
Connells class, of Silverbrook M. f.
Sunday school, The proceeds will be
for the benefit of the building fund.
Several well known people will take
part, among them Mrs. L. G. Kemery,
Miss Marian Burrows. Miss Elizabeth
Johnson, Miss Mabel Mckinley, Mrs.
Esther Mays, Miss Catherine Bosley,
II. ID. Harrison, Theodore Pyle, Paul
Dennis, Joseph Tucker.
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CHILDREN's PARTY AT
CENTURY CLUB

The children and little friends OF
the members of tho New Century
Club will be entertained this after
noon at the club. Mrs. Floy 70. Booth
will be In charge and she has ar
ranged an interesting program OF
games. In addition TO leading tho
games, she win tell about six stories
Josephine Adamson will also tell n
story, and three OF Mrs. Charles Grit
fith's pupils win furnish music
Rachel Gawthrop viii play The Song
of the jasmine" by Farrar. Mary
JaMotte will play Rocking the
Cradle" by Dutton. and Ruth Foster
will play Helms by tho River"
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GOLDEY COLLEGE DANCE.
Students Aid Athletic Find to Pay
Ball Teams Expenses.

Nearly 100 couples attended the
dance given by the Commercial Club
of Goldey College, in Goldey Hall. last
night. The affair was given for the
benefit of the athletic fund. which is
&c defray the expenses OF the trip Of
the baseball team to Maryland and
Virginia when the baseball season
opens.
The dance is the first OF a series
OF social affairs which the students of
the school are going to give this
spring, TO meet the expenses OF the
team. and the girls are Just as en-
thusiastic over the prospects for this
year as the boys, and are taking a
keen interest in seeing that the equip
ment for the team IL provided.
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Won Dancing Contest.

At the dancing contest in the Gar
rick Theatre last night Miss Mary
McAteer of 1911 Tatnall street won
first prize; Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Dougher-
ty of All Market street, second. and
Gene lie Blanc, Y. NJ. c. A. Building,
third. The dancing of Jack Carney
Y. NJ. c. A Building, and Jules Halter.
913 Shalcross avenue. received much
commentator
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knights Of Columbus Dance.

The monthly dance of Santa Maria
Council. No. 1875. Knights of Columbus,
held last night in its hall. was a big
success. Shorter's Orchestra furnish
ed themusi c. II. Il. Kaighn, j. d.
Lynch and G.. w. Hanley are maxi
ing arrangements for another social
affair to be held February Is. The
charity ball will take place February
Of
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Delaware Hospital Card Party.

The Auxiuaries of Delaware Hos
pital Will give card party Monday
evening at 8 o'clock at Sunshine Hall,
140g Delaware avenue, for the bene-
fit Of the Nurses Home Of the Della
war Hospital. All persons who enjoy
500 and bridge are invited 70 attend
this party.
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Delaware Women's Clubs
WOMEN'S AID LUNCHEON.

The luncheon Mt Todd's Cut on Thurs
day by the Maryland Division Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Women's Aid
was n wonderful success. About zoe
empl Dyes were served in % minutes.
Mrs. Gamble Latrobe, general superin-
tendent Of the Southern General Divi-
sion, was in general charge with Mrs.
Edward McIntire, superintendent Of
Maryland Division, Mrs. Charles
1riggs, chairman OF the luncheon COM
Continued on page s.
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The Librarius Branch of the In
ternational Sunshine will meet next
Wednesday afternoon. at 2.30 O'Clock.
The chairman Of the card party on
February 2 desires that all members
having tickets and books for it will
make returns at that meeting.
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w. H. S. Alumrae to Meet.

The Wilmington High School Alum
nae will hold a supper meeting in the
Rose Room OF the Wilmington Din
ing Room Monday evening at 6
o'clock. Charles b. Farmer, editor OF
Every Evening. will speak. He will
tell about the Arms Conference at
which he attended
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pOLLe FOR G1OwN Ups
PARIS AYrECTATlON

PARA. Jar. 2S.--Dolls for
grown ups. dnt,s tia, are from
three to five :ses " length. that
hang limp. vtth trailing limbo.
ere the lateR craze in fashions
Bile Psrts
A fsvcrts IL a pale faced
risrroi with wide staring eyes
and wright red. bow shay1Dd
lips. H. IL placed In the corner
Of "a restos and his white face
and llack silk costume pro-
dic" uilit. an artistic effect.
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TO CENSOR BATHING GIRLS.
Mayor Of St. Petersburg, Florida, VIII
War on Yamps.

st. Petersburg. Fla. Jan. 2S.-Mayor
Frank Pulver has received request
from the st. Petersburg Purity
League that he appoint a bathing
suit inspector. A formal communion
ton from the organization stated that
the league intends TO protect the
married men from the wiles of the sea
vamp."
Tho mayor said he would person.
ally visit the beach and look 'em over.
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a play entitled Nothing Bu. ths
Truth" and dance will be held in
evening by the Atlas Club. for tho
benefit OF the Beacon Colicgs Club.
The Original Six Orchestra win fur
nish music for the dance. which, win
begin at 1890 o'clock. The cast ~
characters in the play Includes Misses
Nellie Clopein, Helen =. Allen. Nellie
y. Gordy, Sara Harris. Helen v. Car
rett, Virginia r. Gerheu-er. Kstie
Braunstein. George II. Horn. John G.
Krusen. Elan a. Atchison. Edgar ID.
Peoples and Paul l.. Shsercr.