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A Spoil sport

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Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-06
Rarre Election

The local election in Barre VIII be
xsrv mild. indeed John w. Gordon Is
the candidate of both partiesi and the
Justice Of the peace tickets are identi-
cal
The voting list IN Barre win contain
.he names Of s.O37 voters, only few
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CONTINUED on Fifth rss'l.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03

caguas, P. R., 2S de febrero de 1922,
sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. R.
Muy 6istinguido senior:
Por Greer de interes general Ell asun
to de que tratan las siguientes lineas
lie suplico de cabida elias en- su Illus
trado diario. Y agradeci6ndole antici.
paGamente esta atencion, soy de I'd
muy 2tto. v S. S.
Antonio Gonzalez LAMAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
Appetite VOraz

Gozamos viendo una perso-
ma conner con gusto, y es de en-
vidiarse ell apetito ordenado de la
misma, maxine cuando es condi-
cion natural del sistema. Ell cuer-
po humane pide hierro para su
sangre, f6sforo para sus nervios,
y cal para ell teiido de sus huesos
elementos que sostienen ell organis
mo entero. Dejan de existir las en-
fermedades del estonlago suplien-
do esos componentes. En- las bien
conocidas pastillas CLAYTONI-
QUE (Fosfato Ferruginoso Orga-
nico) Sc encuentran dichos ingre-
dientes, harmonizados de tai ma
nera que Sc hacen facil de asirni-
lar y desarrollan ell apetito del me
nos inapetente. Ell gran medica-
mento CLAYToNIQUE puede ad-
quirirse en- cualquier farmacia.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF FILLING CT CON
SENT BY STOCKHOLDERS TO
DISSOLUTION

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
sENTs MAY COME, GREETING :
WHEREAS, it appears to muy sa-
tisfaction by duly authenticated record
of the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof deposited in my
office that "INsUIAR CIGAR co.,,
a corporation of this Island whose
principal office is situated in tho mum
icipality of Caguas, P. r.. has complied
with the requirements of the Private
Corporations Act preliminary to the
issuing of the certiAcate that such
consent has been fled:
NOW, THEREFORE,, I, R. sIAcA
PACHEco. Executive Secretary of
Porto Rico, DO HEREBY CERTIFY
that the said corporation did on the
sixteenth day of February. nineteen
hundred and twenty-five, file in muy
office a duly executed and aStested
consent in writing to the dissolution
of said corporation executed by more
than two thirds in interest of the
stockholders thereof, which said docu.
nent, and the record of the proceed.
ings aforesaid, are now on flo in my
said office, as provided by Law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set muy hand and caused tc
bs affixed the Great Seal of Porto
Rico, at the City of San Juan, tllfi
sixteenth day of February, A. D., nine
teen hundred and twenty-five.
R. Siaca PACTIECo,
Executive Secretary.
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HOT E.I..E:: 6:
ALCAZAR

Lima IS. Frente al Munieipio
ssuSvo Hctel Modernamente equipa-
10. Cccina criolla. Hsbit&cionea fres
sas. 8ucn Trsto. PreciOs de Sitna-
SS6s. ao admiten abonadoa.
Francisco RIEVERA.
Propietarle.
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TRIBUNA LIBRE
MI RESPUESTA

mente. las observaciones cue hice los
alur,nos Y que tan toscamente Lergiver
sa el autor del suelto no fue-on otra
Cosa que refieXiones sinceras de momen
to. encaminadas a ilurninar las futuras
actuaciones cfvicas de los jov vanes com
patriotas que me oian. Els natural que,
trat5ndose de una leccion de civismo,
relacionada con las funciones p!acticas
Gel ciudadano. tuviera yo que referirme
S3quiera fuera en- termiros generates y
abstractos. determinados aspa 'tos de
ia politica insEiar; pero como va su-
p3ndran las personals sensatas, 40 hice
Ell forma que no violentaba en- 10 mas
1nEnimo la regla de unprecedented que
rige en- los centros docentes pIblicos.
Y con este pareceria quedar uebida-
mente contestado ell NAL intencionado
suelto del corresponsal de "La Demo
cracia'' en- Caguas Pero la. prominen-
cia que este peri6dico di6 a "a in
formation susodicka Y los propios ter
1l1uOo u5 0oIot, Cd1 dpdo1O1dOoo PoA W.
daristas, revelaR la intencion de colo
carme ante Ell pals como ldefendlerdo in
tereses contrarios a los del regloralis
mo; y en- vista de tai proposito, 70, que
antes de ser un funcionario escolar-un
nero accidente-soy un ciudalano de
Puerto Rico profundamente lhteresado
en- ell bienestar y la felicidad de mi
pueblo creome obligado, no solo de-
fenderme de tai imputaci6n SIM tam
bin aprovechando ell momento, a ha-
Ger aIgunas observaciones que conGi-
dero oportunas y dignas, tai vez, de
| la consideration de mis- conciudadanos.
! No he de referirme prolijamente a
J mis- pasadas actuaciones. Para que,
81 el pals las conoce? Que saliera yo
hace doce amos del magisterio irfsular
para ocupar cargos de mas 0 menos i'm
portancia en- ell Gobierno de Washing
ton; que Sc me hiciera objeto de dis
tinciones en- centros universitari '5 ncT.
teamericanos; que aportara yo mi con-
curse a Ia saba obra del pananerica-
nisno tomando parte en- congresses Glen
tificos Y financieros inteaEnericanos
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FL VESUBIO
SEVMLA

III mag freseo, ample ssn@aor sE1
E1Sta al mar. DEPARTMENTS para To-
a1iias. Frcnts 81 edf1eis del gsna&a
y seEea dc los dem&s Centres oAsia-
ap, xa nats convSAiants para tRaA-
ssGasss.-Ss alQUilsn 90 saznas -
aRnal, quincsnal maRsual. HSgHo-
AEjs esmplOso, $500. Gale de Girls
he, Nam. 16. San JEsn. Teldfono sAS.
r. o. Bex S8S. PreSist3Sia; PHDRQ
ARRTETA
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Antonio Gonzalez LAMAS.

''La Democracia", en- su edicion de
aver, publica en- lugar preferenta Y con
titulos, tan llamativos como falsos, una
larga information de su corresponsal
en- Caguas en- la que SUI autor. lnspiran
dose sin duda en- un disimuIado y mez-
quino encono contra ell que estds ineas
escribe, no vacila en- apelar a Ia menti-
ra Y a la tergiversaci6n para hacer
aparecer como un suceso grave y de
abultada signifcacion politica 10 que
no fue en- reahdad mas que nero in
cidente de discipline escolar ocurrido
recientemente en- Ia Alta Fscuela de
esta ciudad que tengo la honra lie diri-
gir.
La verbosidad insul:a de dicha
information no es, sin embargo, 10 bas
tante tupida para impedir que Sc tras-
Iuzca, con la verdad de los hechos.
la intencion mal6volS del corresponsal
aludido, y va la opinion sensata del
pals y principalmente del pueblo de
Caguas, sobre todo la de las parsonas
que conocen mis- antecedentes y mis-
actuaciones presentes y pasadas, habra
sabido dar al falso escrito la inter
pretacion que Sc merece. Y digo "falso
escritlo'' porque al afrmar que, en-
manifestations de caracter general
! que hice ante los alumnos de la Alta
4 Escuela con relaci6n al incidente en-
Question, califque de "pedantes' al
autor a los defensores del Bill Camp
bell de "pedanteria' al proyecto
mislno. falta dicho corresponsal del mo
do mas osado a la verdad. Nj hice, nj
haria, tales declaraciones. porquo no es
esa forma irltemperante Ia que acostum
bro usar al expresar mi criterlo sobre
meGidas reformas de caracSar publico,
no importa 10 erroneas e inconsultas
que me parezcan. Es solo cuandc, como
en- ell case presente, valiendose d. ar
mas de clara ilegitimidad Sc me hace
blanco de un ataque insidioso, inspira-
DO acknowledgements en- ell deseo de ha-
lagar la vanidad de determinado; su-
periores en- jerarquia politica, que salta
de mi vocabulario la Erase dura r&-
pida, que es escudo espada al rismo
tempo.
Ell acto escolar en- question no era
una fiesta formal, sino un progran.a dc
ejercicios sencillos, preparados con ell
objeto de dar mayor realce al primer
torneo de defamation que habiia de
ce1ebrarse entire las dos sociedades de
debate de la Alta Escuela, Sc recientc
organization. La Ultima hora tie clase
de ese dia fue suprimida pa-a dedica1la
estos ejercicios, que son de inestima-
BILE valor cultural. Ell incidente en- ST,
que en- NADIA nubl6 Ell exito complete de
los ejercicios, no fu6 mas qua mo de
tantos casos en- que un fuuc! mario,
atento la discipline y al orden que
deben reinar en- un establecim;cnto de
ensehanza p1blica, hace uso de su auto
ridad para recordar aplicar una re-
gla importante de discipline No hubo
tai protesta de parte de los estud'antes,
quienes, en- general son tan celosos de
la observancia de esas reglas como la
propia facultad de profesores: " final
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N{I.ATERRA

proptatayie: Jess D. EoSTIgeeS
teaea Ns. 3. Tcla3cno 800. San Jaan,
erss3s Rlcc. EiSuade en- una de is1
Pri8eipalss Gales, esrsa Ssl TrsA
AL TeatTe, pr6xiRaa a los Mualloa,
NE*igua al Corrss 6ez&s E&iRsioa
FeGeralss. Buen Srate. gsrviOts an
ssleasa- Sc sIrvsn Conaidas , dezsAs3-
L. 90 adRitsR sboAadcs b pras4Ss
n&Gaeea.
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6Qu6 castigo Sc nerecerla I'm hon.
bre que trata de persuadir una mujer
para que Sc divorcie de su marido? Yea
Ia production "MARIDo z EsPosA".
su estreno en- ell .'Rialto' ell dia IL
de Mario, sabado. En- ell "oIimpo'. ell
dia IA de Mario, Martes. Advt.
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Ell deber mas sagrado de la mujer
es amar, honrar y respetar CD esposo.
Yea la sensational production INA
RIDo Y EsPosA'' su estreno en- ell
"Riaito'' Ell Sabado II de Mario, en-
ell "Olimpo" ell Martes IA de Marco.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-03

81 I'd. desea yer la production mas
sensational de la temporada no deje
de yer la pelicula "ESPoSA Y MARI
DO" que Sc exhibira Ell el cine "Rial-
to" Ell sabado II de Mario v en- ell
''Olimpo" Ell Martes IA de Mario. Advt
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aqua. Una asombEosa ganga
Apres1rese a ordenar ell suyo, examfn SlC
Y 81 no cree que yalen 10 que pedimos de-
vuhlvalo a nuestra costa le reembolsar0-
mos hasta ell iiltimo centavo,
Tamahos del 40 al 48 medida del pecho
DAnos sn medida. cnando 10 pida.
international Comm. House. Dept.R.44
210 Second Ave. - New York, N. Y.
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EAaPERNgEABI.ES DEL
EJERCIFO AMERICA
NO POR SOLO 81 rs
No Mande Dir1ero
Dinero

Hemos hecho
una compra de
sacrifcio d o
TN MIL I'M
P E r M e A
BlES del Ej6r
cite America.
no por nn
cuartO de su
valor original
y los estamos
ofreciendo por
SOLO $4 70. 50
cos que no
pu0den conso-
curse iguales
en- otra parts
por tres Vec0s
esta cantidad
Grandiosa ofsT
ia jamas pre-
sentada. boR
sacos estAn he
chos de paho
de Gas Mask
de los EstadoB
Unidos largos
y amplios del
pecho; cintu.
ron entero, ca
pas dobles On
el pecho, ga
rantizA d os .
rue bA de
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~ avenue.
KENDALL-COHEN
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Edith Winner. daughter OF Mrs
Millard B. Winner. of 6208 Carpenter
ence $. Kulp, Of Columbia, Pa, will
take place on June II, will be the guest
Of honor at luncheon which Miss
Marion Holloway. CT S15 South Forty
Stratford Hotel on June 10.
The Ambassador from Ecuador in
washington. Mr.. Rafael Elizalde. spent
the weekend as the guest of Senior Luis
A.. Mata. Ecuadorean Consul I'm this
city. Sencr and Sonora Mata enter.
tanned informally at dinner on Saturday
avenue.
Mrs. s. Bobman, Of 103 North For
tieth street. announces the marriage OF
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

~ and Mrs. Andrew Alexander Blair,
HiaVers lane. Chestnut Hill. will en-
sMnan at dinner on Wednesday evening,
r sune II, In honor OF Miss Jessie Da
Sosta' daughter OF Mr. Charles F.. Da
@''a' OF Ashwood, Villanova.
Mr and Mrs William Struthers Ellis,
FOX hill Farm, Bryn Mawr, will give
asnce on Friday evening, June 80, In
En;o syIor OF their daughter, Miss Cintra
"a. mss katherine Snowden King, daugh.
ar. and Mrs. Irwin King, of GIG
avail, iahe Germantown, will give a
X -, tsnce on Thursday evening, June
1ynton He country place Of her parents,
Of Mssr raLm, M, Gwynedd Valley, in honor
n. ss NARY Fahnestock, daughter of
3N Snu Mrs; James F.. Fahnestock, Of
~ East Rittenhouse square, Miss
~''es'oeK Will shortly sail for Europe.
J.. NJ Walter c. Pew. whose marr,aee
70, 70 MISS Hannah Marin Elliott taueS.
Of Al, AZ Ms and Mrs. william ]. Elliott,
fs.so south Seventeenth street will
sntsr,pptace pace on Saturday, June "a. will
dinner nn mls irs pest man and ushers at
VII ahursday evening. June o.
southA alexander Brinton Coke, OF 1880
a. ~. iIttenhouse square, has arrived
vh.s"e hotel Traymore, Atlantic civ
he ths fsli Ine Will occupy apartments until
Hs,.,. and Mrs. Thomas pierrenont
NV On whose wedding took place on
tfip st% are are spending their Wedding
HcsarS Santa ~ Barbara. Calf. Mrs.
daughter was va Miss Nancy +. Cope.
1aK johnson Mrs, s,s. Walter Cope. Of zoo
~ "'oh street, Germantown.
Tracks, a Rsrt1rs' mrs Ralph Earle, Of the
leavs the iat,ey road, Haverford, will
vsntnor, Sa'ieF part Of this month for
cottage until the autumn. 'up'
r.tuf, ~ Fred Frederick Langdon koons will,
psnd sons ~ Paso. Tex, June 8 10
Snd Mrs. Fredsr,oWii hs With his family. Mr..
.4'ch road, Ardmore, ''''s' OF .So
New wv William Disston. of this c,tv =.
Europe, entsr,. ro recently returned from
a. tsa'y T. The guests incIndsaa M luncheon re-
lis VII WIil,o John Wanamakera' aeJ Jr aausmi and
| q itss" so9rs. mrs, Albert Draper Whiting,
today ynsar'ss "a, Perot WhitinS w;Ii vneir son,
ins perSr,New Sr New York, to attend ws w leave leave
y which Ma Of the Ziegfeld FoiYies
Whiting viii, iin,pIpearance: Mr. Charles p
Kinapic, M Ma ,eaVe on Tuesday for Camn
Until the n9, autum,, where he viii remain
Colonel addaPeth ana T Gribbel, daurhter q,
SSastels Hal," "rS; M John Gribbef' Of 81
Europe on ths Wgncote, will sail for
'ua'la. to spend @ dHqiSSitsnia iSs s,,I, on Tuesday.
M South S Srss;, SMrs; Joseph NJ. Gazzam q,
Scttly for aneteenth street, Will isava va
~ ~ sen, Mr. Mfa fassnsi feSssnsiye Western rT trip
joSnu oSTusln, c1,,, Miss Katherfinesn enf anrs wedding
y Srss rss'iUn. r.. . ~ illness In, the family
alSa tis iinS1s inSis MsasSomb sa.S Glmbss
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s22o North Thirtesnth street, announce
the engagement Of their deugfiter. Miss
Ethel Nickel, to Mr.. John w. Gray, Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Gray. Of
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Louis e. Levy and her family,
Of l424 North Fifteenth street, are occu-
pying their summer home In Church
Vile, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Rosenfeld Of
1920 North Seventeenth street, have sa
their guests Mrs Harry Z. Loveland, CT
Weehawken, n. J.. Mrs. B. Weiss and
Miss Sadye Weiss. of Bayonne, n. J.
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Miss Augusta Singer. Of New York City
Miss Jessie Rogoff. Miss Beatrice Rogoff
Miss Anna Malamuc Of Atlantic City
Miss Frances Portnoi. a cousin Of tn
bride. Of Montreal. Canada. and Mis-.
Mildred Lowinger. They wore frocks OF
pink georgette and orchid georgette and
carried sweet peas. The flower girls, Miss
Sylvia Finkestein. sister Of the bride
Miss Ethel Burstiner and Miss Isabelle
o. Oliver. a niece of the bride. wore
taffeta and georgette with wreaths Of
flowers on their hair and carried baskets
Of sweet peas.
Mr. Aaron Marder. Of East Orange.
n. j., acted as best man for his brother.
The ushers included Mr.. Herbert kantor,
Of East Orange, n. j.; Mr.. William
Friedman. Mr.. Allen Friend. Mr.. Ben
jamin Rogoff. Mr.. Allen Mitten, Mr..
Manning Bernstein. of Charleston. s. c.,
and Mr.. Henry Kahan. Of Los Angeles
Calf.
GORSON-STEINBER
A very pretty wedding took place at
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her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Bobman.
and Mr.. N. N. Lehrman, Of 1905 Souti,
Sixth street, Sunday, juno 4, at
o'clock, at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Merlie
whose marriage took place on April 26
in Our Mother Of Sorrows Church,
Forty-eighth street and Lancaster ave
nue., have returned from their wedding
trip and will be at home after June .
at 4512 Hopes street. Mrs. Merle
will be remembered as Miss Rose Marie
Thompson, Of $50 North Forty-hfth
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. John II. Blake, Of 4117 North
Broad street, will entertain twelve
guests at bridge at her home this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Klein and their
daughter Miss Clara Klein. Of 2232
North Broad street, will spend the sum-
mer travelling through Europe, Mrs. Il.
Levy will accompany them. They will
leave on June 13 on the AQuitania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nickel, of
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! TICT GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
|s.,.v W,nne Speaks of an Quito. .To,cn Wedding
Which Took Place on Saturday-She Tells of Mum.
10, NJ Bridge Parties and Chats OF Other Things "

BIRD !iumbes, and Lieutenant Ross Pal
mer Whitemarsh, Y. 8. ~, on SATURDAY.
June II, at 8 o'clock. at the country
home Of the brides parents. Broadyiew.
Oaks, Pa. The wedding will take place
quietly In the presence of the Immediate
families only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McFadden, Jr.
of 6401 Overbrook avenue and Ventnor
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Anne Elizabeth McFad.
den, to Mr., Bernard NJ. Stanley, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Carleton Shan.
ley. Of 27l West Seventy-second street,
New York City.
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,,Nror.N nav NvRsERY


The Board Of Managers wish TO inform the
many friends Of the Lincoln Day Nursery Of
the work accomplished during the year. hop
ing they will continue their interest and will
see that II still covers a large field
Report covering the period from March 81
1921 to March 81. 1922. Nursery closed
during the month OF AuTust
Eleven months statistics.
Nursery open 240 days.
ANregate attendance ........... 825S
Average attendance ............ 20
Largest attendance nay one day II
rs Children were given outings during the
BOARD OF MANAGERS
President, 1st Vice President,
Mrs. G. II. Clark. Jr. Mrs. Benz. Bullock
ID Vice President, Treasurer
Mrs. c. II. Barnard Miss Helen r. Bddle
Secretary. Mi 10 Mildred w. Lee
Mrs. Horace Bullock Miss Louise Scul
Miss bertha Clark Miss Mary Smith
Mrs. c. II. Clark. Sd Mrs STANLEY Smith
Mrs. J. Shipley Dixon Mrs. Edw. T. stuart
Mrs. ]. p. Donaldson Miss Eliz. Wallace
Miss Adele Elliot Mrs. II. wetherill
Mrs. +. Il. Howard Mrs. VIC. Weider Sc i'm
Mrs. J. II. Mason. Jr. Mrs. NJ. Wilcox
Mrs. Vim. G. Scuil Mrs. +. n. York Jr.
Honorary Managers
Miss Edith W. Dallas Mrs. Chas @. Davis
Miss Louise v. Lockwood
Physician Counselor
DR.. Anna Gaydos l.. b Morris Jr.
Matron, Mrs. Sarah T.. Fenimore
Social Worker. Miss Shoemaker
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WOMAN.s PLACE IN POLITICS

Recent political happenings have demon
strated the influence that the feminine vote
is going 20 play in the future. No one is
better qualified TO write intelligently and
interestingly about this subject than Con-
stance DreXcl. whose article appear regu.
larry IN he morning PUBLIC LEDGER. Make
II Habit.'--Adr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A wedding Of interest took place last
evening at 80 o'clock at the Lorraine
Hotel, Broad street and Fairmount ave-
nue., when Miss Elizabeth L. F.nkelstein,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Finkelstein,
Of Mr.. Louis Marder son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Marder. Of Newark. n. j..
The Rev. B. l.. Levinthal officiated
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father, wore q gown Of white
satin embroidered in pearls and an heir
loom veil Of tulle arranged with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet
Of white roses. sweet peas and lilies OF
the valley. Mrs. B. Oliver was. the ma
tron Of honor. She wore a white canton
crepe frock embroidered with crystal
beads and carried a bouquet Of white
roses. The bridesmaids included Mrs.
Herbert Kantor. Of East Orange. n. ]. !;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il, "A a & pretty Wedding o, took place % yestsr ester
Hall. Broad street and Columbia avenue.
when Miss Rosella Abrahams, of 1924
North F'ifty-seventh street. became the
bride Of Mr.. Julius Newman, Of Phoe-
nixville, Pa. The Rev. Max b. Kline
ofticiated.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, Mr.. Morris Abrahams. wore
gown Of white georgette and point lace.
blossoms. She carried bouquet Of
white roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Hattie Jacobs, an aunt of the
bride. was maid Of honor. Mr.. Marcus
Newman acted as best man for his
brother.
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Tooth Pastes
Aliens Quality
Hair Nets

los sseh. N.0o . ,do.sn: 8 dessn
their HAIR Nets. The siippen cap
share comes In large or small sizes
The strsiGht shape 10 extra large
siss. The oolprs. are standard and
eeps n eysry shade WHITE and Gray
% - ~ ~ - ~ .
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LAMONT-CLIFTON

on Saturday at 1 o'clock, when Miss
Mildred +. Clifton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert H. Clifton. Of -6l22 Irving
street, became the bride Of Mr.. j.. Clay
ton Lamont, Of 5534 Addison street. the
Rev. Granville Taylor. rector of the
Church Of the Mediator. Fifty-first and
Spruce streets, officiating.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore gown Of white silk
with an overdress Of lace and a tulle
veil arranged with orange blossoms. She
carried n shower bouquet Of white roses,
sweet peas and lilies Of the valley. Miss
Naomi Swan. Of Trenton, was maid Of
honor. She wore a gown of pink organ
die and pink organdie hat and carried
a bouquet Of pink roses. Mr. Leslie
Lamont acted as best man for his
brother
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street, took place yesterday ct o'clock
In the Beth Ei Synagogue. Fifty eighth
and Walnut streets. the Rev. Samuel
friedman officiating.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father. wore q gown Of white
satin and crystal beads with a veil Of
tulle arranged in a coronet and fastened
with orange blossoms She carried q
shower bouquet Of white roses, sweet
peas and lilies Of the valley, Mrs. b
Wilensky, sister. attended her as
matron or honor. Miss Miriam Sharp.
another sister, acted as maid Of honor.
Mr.. Morris Yoskin acted as best man
for Mr.. Freedman. A reception followed
at Apollo Hall, Broad street and Column
KENDALL-COHEN
The marriage OF Miss Clara Cohen
daughter Of Mrs. f. Cohen, Of 2340
South Franklin street, and Mr.. Harry
Kendall, Of New York. took place at the
Temple Sinath Hazedek, Slxtieth street
and hardwood avenue, yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Surren
officiated.
Mrs. oscar Feageson, Of New York
was matron OF honor and Miss Gertrude
Cohen. the brides sister. was maid OF
honor. Mr.. Oscar Feageson, OF New
YORK, acted as best man.
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FREEDMAN---SHARP

The marriage Of Miss F'reda Sharp
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
sharp. Of 5237 Baltimore avenue. and
Mr.. Harry l.. Freedman, Of $500 Pine