davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-09-15

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at II o'clock a. m.
in tho church edifice at the corner
of Fourth and Grant streets. The
lesson subject for tomorrow is
Substance" Sunday school for pu-
pills up to the age OF 20 is held Mt
$3.50 o'clock a m. Testimonial meet
ings are held on Wednesday eve
nings at 8 O'Clock. The public ia
cordially invited to attend these
services.
, 1923-09-15

Tribune Want Ads bring results.
, 1923-09-15

Carl Geiger and Chester Baker
were among tho Casper people at
tending tho fair at Douglas yester'
day.
, 1923-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. woodin, OF
Cleveland, o.. are spending a short
time here on business. Mr.. woodin
is factory representative of the
Chandler Motor company.
, 1923-09-15

j. l.. Balm and son Harold, OF
South Bend. Ind, r spending a
abort time here visiting with friends
enroute to Montana where they will
, 1923-09-15

Richard Jones Is spending a few
days here on business from Helena,
Mont.
Evening star., 1923-09-05
statesmen.

: Our Household Necessities and Ford Products
tre nationally known and used Sold direct
TO consumer at wholesale prices; no competi-
tion and repeat orders everywhere; we, want
q few mere men who can make otit on $50 or
&36 the FIRST week or 10 days while learning
established territory given soon rs you
qualify. IL you want to connect with the lar
fest concern of its kind In the world ana
established over 81 years. apply before o am.
and ask for Mr.. CLARK. -
SALESMEN-We are making
q drive in a new and exclusive
country club. Can use services
of three representatives. Ad-
dress Box ls7-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-09-05
Marshall Business Brokers.

make your offer. Cor. Georgia and Ken
yon. s-..- Sc
Marshall Business Brokers.
Beautiful and exclusive roominr house near
.Iicit!. steam heat: Swear lease; listed Aug.
81; secure this bargain: price. 50 900
Hotel near Union station: rent 500; bargain
Rooming house. uptown. IL rooms. baths:
price, 81. 800.
Well furnished rooming house, near Thomas
Circle; II rooms. 2 baths; price right.
Grocery and general merchandise. few miles
from this city: rent $50: opportunity for
right party; price, &, 200
Grocery and meats: one Of best uptown; good
lease: price right.
Lunchroom, one Of best Of its class in city:
5-year lease; 10 rooms and bath above; price.
Lunchroom. in nearby town: little or no COM
petition; price. 90, 600.
Cafeteria near g2yernment depts.: well fur.
nished: price, 81. 900.
Bakery; better location in city; rent SIS:
price. s1150
Dry goods and notion store; rent. s45; 3-year
lease; price, $500.
Barber shop. 14th ST.: chairs and other
np-to-date equipment; 81. 200.
Transfer and storage. downtown; old estab-
lished: rent. SIS; living rooms above: .
Autocar trncks: $500.
RoomiBg house. 20 rooms; near 10th and l.
SITS; low rent: price, s1,10O.
Marshall Business Brokers,
a2s New York Ave.
CARLEI & EDWARDS, INC,
o., I Real q. Estate It: and Business Brokers:
SIS. .0O0-uotel. hest location on Pa. ave. near
post office 80 rooms; rent reasnns bic !;
lease.
81. .Oo0-Iiotei. near transfer corner on Pa. ave.
nv; 80 rooms. electricity and h W h. (;
rent s1s5
81, 600 Rooming house near 18th and Col. I'd. ::
rent 800: lease; rooms and ba tbs !:
81, ,oOo-Rooming house NJ St: best loca tion; /;
IL roons; reasonable rent; foons filed !;
s9J0-RoOming house; downtown; best loca &.
tion; rent $50: rooms: new furniture
S9oo-RoominE house heaF W.. B. A. sta
on III ST.; IL rooms; low rent: good
income
S9Jo-Reoming honse on 10th at. NV. newly
decorated; rooms. bath and toilets;
- rooms sll rented; reasonable rent.
$5j0-Furniture of rooms and bath apart.
ment; rent only ss2: several rooms
can be rented TO more than pay rent
Other good bargains not advertised
Call for them at our office
81 ,000-Lunch and near beer location: splendid
opening in fine southwest section; rent
So. 75o-Best 1unchroom location on st. me-; :;
long lease; good income; good reason
for sale.
So, ,000-Iunchroom near State War and Navy
bldg; rent s12h: lease; good income
S2,ooo-Lunchroom on 18th St NV; rent $3.50
including apt of RMS. and bath ;
lease; good income.
So. 5oo-Groc. and meats: good location on Pa
ave. Sc; rent ST5 for store and arm
apt: long lease: Ford truck
S2,OOO-Delicatessen and soda fountain; best
section 18th st. NV. rent $50;
fve-year lease; all new fixtures; this
is the best buy in town
81 ,000-Butter, eggs and coffee route: 1923
Ford touring car and ine-paying, es-
tablished route. No expense except
for car
$i50-Garage and service station on pike
Washington: rent only $50; can
make good income from repairing, ac.
cess0ries.
81, ,200-Large 4-chair barber shop near IA.
ave. NV; downtown: rent s65.
CARLEY & EDWARDS, INC.
Evening star., 1923-09-05
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN. with or without selling experience: all
you do is walk talk and tell the truth and
II will earn You from $40 TO $50 weekly.
tor further information call 120 McGill bldg,
between and i pm
sALEsMEN-EXperienced selling twisted in.
wire brushes direct to home: COO commission;
exclusive territory. 20. Box 9. Station y.
New York CITY 5s
Evening star., 1923-09-05

Delicatessen and Soda Store,
First quality: best location: must be sold
immedia tely; owner leaving city; come and
make your offer. Cor Georgia ave. and Ken
Evening star., 1923-09-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DELfcATEssEN store fof SAFE. 1859 You st.
w 10

DELfCATEsSEN store fof saIs. 1859 You 1t.
DIsTRICT- MANAGERS for ali secIioas. to
product sold wholesale TO all deaieys; steady
repea ter. Can make SO, 900 or more per year.
District business belongs to its manager and
vestmeht necessary. In. replying give tele-
phone number and street address. Address
Box 90 B, Star Office. 5'
GUIDE BOOK BUSINESS. wholesale and re-
dress Box 2s4-z. Star sfice 90
WANTED PARTY WITH MEANS 70 take
half interest in an established Washington
So 'ass Within n'ass' SPeSrD5 YEARS sss
Box 96R. Star Office. 8.
MARKET STAND FOR sALE-Fine grocery
stand IN established market; cheap rent: a
good living FOR man, woman or young couple.
Phone North 9420 between and pm.
ROOMING HOUSE-I8 rooms, g baths, steam
heat. furnished as housekeeping apartments:
central location. Price. 500. Address Box
FOR SALE-VALUABLE CORNER PROPER
ty, New Hampshire ave. and Quincy St. store
annS be H hs.y t esdenss s or s%s sp
GUM-vENDING MACHINES paying large peri
centage on the Investment; 200 sold: saeri.
f Asa..s es1. Of s Rs9 ff f Ssn d f'
NEAR-BEEK SALOON AND BUFFET-Big
opportunity for right party; must sell a sac
rince. ADDRESS Box llO-B, Star ONCE. IL"
SMALL CONFECTIONERY, lunch or cigar
store wanted. Address Box 1O9-B, Star office.
DELICATEssEN and light lunehroom for sale;
good business; excellent location. For further
information call Fr. 1855. 7'
FOR sALE-One Of the best located dry goods
and gents furnishing stores In Washington;
will be sold at sacrifice for cash. Apply TO
WAo Briesen, assignee, 315 9th st. NV. r.
LUNCHR0OM.
On 18th sf npar Rbnda Island 1ond
lease. Reasonable rent. Immediate posses
sion.
a. c. HoUGHToN & CO.. REALTORS.
1915 III st. NV. Phones Main 1885, 1887.
We have the BEST in every section. -
Conservative Investments.
A few conservative recommendations that
are well chosen buys in the present bond
market can be had by requesting letter No.
5MDYf and submitting same to your banker
for approval. This ad next week will recon-
mend another special letter to the careful in
vestor. Address BOX sob. Star Office. 7s
$4G-RoUning house, rooms; rent, xSJ.
$iJu-Rooming house, 10 rooms; garage.
$JW-ROoming house, 10 rooms; rent, $7j.
$JG-Reoming house, ii rooms: rent $40.
SWO-RoOming house, 10 rooms; rent, $Tj.
$TU-ROonling house. 13 rooms; rent, $S5.
SJO0-Roorning house, 10 rooms: 5000 cash.
SSW-Rooming house, IL rooms; rent, $50.
SaD-Reoming house, Il rooms: rent. $50,
Sl."-Rooming house. II rooms: rent, S92.
l.2GO-Rooming house, 10 rsOIis: rent. $50.
81 ,~O-Rooming house. 81 rooms; rent, $40.
AD-Confect. and rooms; rent. $50
81, ,5Oo-COnfect, and delica lessen: rent, $65.
X. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN sO42 MAIN S043.
2l6 Machinists' bldg, 9th and Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1923-09-05

HELP-DOMESTTC.
COOK for downstairs work; must have ex-
pefienee: stay nights. 2 NewlAffds st,, C1ievy
Chase, Nd. Phone Cleveland B71.
COOK and huuseworker. eelered; stay nights;
references. Glete. ts6.
Evening star., 1923-09-05
q IOnSerYatiYe investments.

few conservative ecommendations thai
are well chosen buys in the present bond
market can be had by requesting letter No.
5MDfI and submitting same to your banker
for approval. This ad next week will recon-
mend another special letter to the careful in
yestor. Address BOX 'SO-K. Star office 7s
Evening star., 1923-09-05

FORD SEDAN. 1922; sacrifice for $500 cash ::
only used six months: fully guaranteed. Phone
owner. Line 1871
Evening star., 1923-09-05

ESSEN COACH. 1927 carefully gone over in
every detail with good tires and extra: s700
This Is an exceptionally good buy in q light
4pass closed car. Lambert Hudson Motors
Co 633 Mass ave Prank 770O
Evening star., 1923-09-05

FORD COUPE, s22j; excellent condition:
equipped with starter. lock wheel, shock ah-
sorbers. seat covers. parking light demount.
able rims. etc. Phone LING. 1871.
Evening star., 1923-09-05

Hudson. super.six touring. $475.
Buick E-4S touring. Kline touring; price,
k27J. Buick touring. little four, S75,- Ford
touring. SIS; Ford truck, 1.ton, 1890, ei7s;
MANHATTAN GARAGs,
1706 1th st, p.w. -
Evening star., 1923-09-05
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

ALL KINDS OF HELP-Male and female;
cooks, cleaners. day workers. chsufeurs port
ers. maids laundresses: efficient help only.
5000
Evening star., 1923-09-05

FORD SEDAN, late model: Atwater-Kent
ignition system, new tires; $3.50; terms. Byrd.
Col 104J3
Evening star., 1923-09-05
RADIO INSTALLATION
MAN.

The Hecht Co. requires the
services of young man who
understands thoroughly INSTALL
ing radio sets. Apply Supt. The
41echt Co., 9TH at F.
Evening star., 1923-09-05

FORD. late 1922 touring: also Ford late 1922
roadster. both in good condition: good tires:
reasonably priced: terms Adams 1926
Evening star., 1923-09-05

RADIU UPERAIO
The Hecht CO. requires the
services of radio operators with
selling ability. Apply Supt. The
Hecht CO., 9TH at F.
Evening star., 1923-09-05

COL0RED MEN attention.! Would you appre-
here in Washing ton. with a large national or
ganization? We can use three colUrel men In
our sales organization. Married men with at
least high school education. between 25 and
8o years of age. Address Box 1874 Star
office. for Interview and give your phone num-
ber
Evening star., 1923-09-05

FORD SEDAN. excellent condition; many
extras: 1885,: will call and demonstrate. Ad.
dress Box So n star office &c
Evening star., 1923-09-05

EARL touring cars t2l, owner wishes tn dis
pose of either; Al condition; guars nteed.
Cash or terms. Eafl Service Station. 40s sth
NJ. NV. - .
Evening star., 1923-09-05

.SALESLADY for hosiery. Per-
manent position. Apply Miss
Nc Grath, Hosiery Dept, VIM.
Hahn & Co.. 9TH and K.
PRESSERS, 6. experienced on
ladies fancy silk dresses and
waists, for dry-cleaning estab-
lishment. 713. Lamont st.
Evening star., 1923-09-05

FoRD-Best offer takes SO deposit on new
Ford: state offer in reply. Address Box 60
Star nf1ce.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27
We are willing to
Take q Chance

Of condition of the
Conditions
other communities where the fame through
advantage soil
of aby other sections
gamble with the elements
willing limit
the planting harvesting of his
next
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-12-27

the of the settle
Of under particularly
him aprot r a
careful
application under the favorable
oherhi peishabe
the and
attack his finally
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
TWINS ARE ATTENDANTS AT
WELCH-BEILMAN NUPTIALS
Miss Teresa Beilman and william
WEIGH Married This Morning AZ
81. Peters Church

A pretty wedding took place thi.
morning at st. Peters church wher
Miss Teresa Beilman. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Beilman Of 50 Gler
street. became the bride OF William
WEIGH. son of Mrs. Mary Welch OF
232 Washington street. Rev. Arthur
G. Cavanaugh officiated. Miss Laur.
eta Beilman and Laurence Beilman
twin sister and brother OF the bride
were bridesmaid and best man re-
spectively. James Harmon and Will
liam Haggerty were ushers.
The bride wore gown Of ivory
baronet crepe trimmed with white
satin and orange blossoms and her
veil was OF tulie with a wreath Of
orange blossoms. She carried A show
err bouquet Of white roses and forget
r,e-nots. The bridesmaids gown was
OF peach blow taffeta and she wore a
picture hat to match. Her bouquet
was OF orchid sweet peas.
The gift of the bride to the brides
maids was string of pearls and the
groom presented the best man and
ushers with cuff links.
Following the ceremony reception
was held at the home Of the brides
parents. which was prettily decorated
for the occasion with peonies, roses
and forget-me-nots. About 50 guests
we're present from New York, Penn
sylvania and this city. The couple
left on a wedding trip to New York
and Atlantic City and upon their re-
turn will reside at 81 Glen street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
ETHEL CLAYTON AT LYcEuM

Ethel Clayton in The Remittance
Woman" stirring tale of mystery
and adventure In the Orient, revealing
a cross section OF highly eolored Asia
tic life that is sure 10 riyei the at
tention OF all movie fans, opened n
three days showing at the Lyceum
this afternoon ana will be followed
by n special double feature program
on Sunday night. Monday again
brings a smashing good play starring
Jane Novak In divorce" on Thurs
day. "Her Accidental Husband" fie
picture with a million dollar title. will
he shown featuring Miriam Cooper.
Forrest Stanley and Mitchell Lewis.
Mondays protodrnma headliher.
Divorce" is poignantly piercing
drama OF beautiful young mother
who fought fercely against wealth for
her husbands affections. How the
heroine really rescnes her husband
from the downward path forms one
Of the most stunning climaxes aver
put on the screen and as the pretty
young mother, driven almost 10 dis
traction. Jane Novak Ia most happily
cast.
Edward Belasco. younger brother
Of the great impresario, makes his
initial bow as producer in Her Ac-
cidental Husband" which starts a
three days showing on Thursday OF
next week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
NoNeed tOSuffer
With
Stomach Trouble

Thousands of people who had given
I'D all hope of obtaining relief from
this terrible ailment, have been
brought back to renewed health by
using CHIEF TWO MOON BITTER
OIL.
It is an admitted fact that 80 per
cent of all diseases. have their origin
in the Intestinal Tract.
This famous Indian Remedy which
contains no harmful drugs or mar
cotics, quickly eliminates the waste
matter from the intestines. which IL
allowed to accumulate, form gases
and poisons, which derange the whole
system.
Remarkable results have been ef-
fected by the use of CHIEF TWO
MOON BITTER OIL in the treatment
of these conditions.
Every bottle is sold with an Abso-
lutte Money Back Guarantee.
CITY Drug store. 4sT Main st.
VIM. H. Crowell. SO West Main st.
The Brooks Drug Co. All w. Main ST.
(Agents)
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
GREAT VAUDEVILLE - FoN's,

The new hill which opened sl
Fax's thsatsr this Afternoon proved
most entertaining 20 The maiihee
crowd and again especial Interest was
eNiHeed in the special New brltalh
movies, which this theater had taken
a week ago, The vaudeville speeialF
ties all are good ones, presenting a
variety of offerings, nne Of the run
nisst sketches seen in long time Is
that presented by Spencer and Rose,
This team literally knocked them off
their seats Other numbers give some
dandy song and dance selections, some
good comedy and La Perltas 10 u
whirlwind novelty act, very speetae-
plaf,
Lew Rrems. that clever Hebrew
character actor and comedian, who
has been SO popular at other appear
anees in this city, returns 10 FoS's
theater Monday with Hoyt's Revue
for a uesa's stay. The east and prin-
eipsls are respondent in new CO.'S
tunes, backed by new settings. and
their show Is said 10 he newer and
better than ever before, A hand
picked chorus of pretty girls IA a fea-
tnre. The program which shows the
FIRST half OF the week will he entirely
changed on Thursday, and II Is es-
psctel that the troupe will play TO
capacity houses at each performance.
Battle scenes with a mighty thrill
are mere ineidentals OF background
to the more crashing scenes OF domes-
tic drama In Can Woman Love
Twice" which comes TO Fox's Mon.
day, Ethel Clayton has the leading
role. supported by A capable cast.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
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to ask to be your wife. and that
! makes me very happy, dear heart.
! wonder II every woman sur.
rounds the man she loves with kind
of aura of glors when she is away
from him. When we are apart dear
| forget all your little idiosyncrasics
that make you human. and remembei
only hose qualities which, invested
with a little Imagination, make you
god-likc.
Perhaps | am foolish to sit here
and write all this to svu, but | am
going to make a confession. ] want
ed to be with my people. / was lone
ly for them.
expect that reaction comes TO
every bride. rho life she has left Is
SO different from the life she must
live with her husband--so different
from anything she could possibly
imagine,
At Zines I felt almost as though
something alien had grown up be
tween you and me. but now that ]
have seen them, know how far
rave grown away from them.
When girl marrics. Jack, she is
no longer real part OF her fathers
home. She has gone as far away
from it as though she had migrated
to another planet.
It is now Just you and me, Jack.
couldn't go back and be girl
again If ! wanted to do so. The things
that my mother and father and sister
talk about hardly interest me any
more. 1t is as though ] had entered
an entirely different life and my girl
hood associations are already far be-
hind me.
Love me lot. Jack, for in all this
world there are just You and your
wife. LESLIE.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
mo Girl sHoM AT PALACE.

starting Monday Of next week, ihs
Palace will offer an extraordinary at
traction in the presentation Of "fhs
Come Along Rehne,s an excellent
musical comedy, positively the bis
gsst glrl show that has ever been Of
feFed in this city, The cas-, 10 q large
enc and includes besides the hread-
way principals, chorus Of hftetn
broadway peaches, girls selected by
the producer fer their beauty and
shapsly forms, There will be other
vaudeville and phataplas features,
The entire show and musical comedy
win change their program for the last
three days OF that week. Starting to-
night for run of three days,
the hig photonlas will present The
Toll OF the Sea" with an all star cast
featuring Kenneth Harlan and Anna
May Wong, The story 10 a delightful.
romance of an Oriental maid and an
American youth and II taken from an
old Chinese legend which says that
the sea takes twice the toll In suffer-
ing ami agony for the JOY Il brings.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
Letter From Leslie Prescott TO Hci
Husband John Alden Prescott.


| had TO stop writing there, dear
st, because / felt so sorry for both
that girl and the unsuspecting wife
that the tears had filled my eyes sc
full could not see.
was too depressed to tell you any
more. Both the man and the girl
passed out of my hearing as she
voiced her contempt for him. But the
memory OF that voice haunts me,
Jack. 1t was the most despairing
have ever known.
And do you know, dear, ] felt sorry
for the man us well. ] could not tell
from what he said ii he had been dis
appointed in the woman he married
or not. At least he was loyal to her,
you know.
But as Sancha told him, it seems
to mo that even when he had his
wife in his arms his thoughts would
fling themselves back to the other
woman.
] wonder, Jack, Just what man
does-what his thoughts are--under
these circumstances.
What would you do. Jack?
oh. how foolish of me to ask you.
OF course you do not know what
YOU would do. No one does unless
he is put in the same position.
All the same. ! am awfnlly glad
dear. to know that ] really was your
first love. / would hate to think that
you had used the same words TO
some other woman, caressed her
with your eyes and perhaps held her
In your arms with the same fervor
that you have felt for me.
But. Jack. | remember you are al
WAYS telling me that I am the first
woman you ever loved well enough
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
MIR. BEAR STILL HAS HOPE.


After Mr.. Bear had left, Cousin
Hannah asked Mrs. Bear II sh'
thought he would come back.
mo-" said Cuffys mother. Il dom
expect TO see Ephraim here again
He has probably gone off to snlk. He
won't return to your den. And there's
no telling when he'll show up at ours
He's feeling very peerish."
We'll" Mrs. Bears Cousin Han
nah remarked, I'VE won't begin to eat
those blackberries Just yet. Well
wait awhile to make sure he's going
to stay away. know Ephraim quite
WELL Unless I'm mistaken. he'll como
back when he thinks I've had time to
get the berries. And | don't intend
he shall have single one of EN-.
He's too greedy"
Mrs. Bear smiled. Perhaps you're
r,ght." she told Cousin Hannah
well see" 81
Sure enough Cousin Hannah knew
what she was talking about. Some
ten minutes later they heard sniff
fling outside the den. And then Mr..
Bear came crawling in.
Pardon met" he said to Cousin
Hannah in a frigid, yet very polite
tone. i've returned TO ask Mrs,
Bear what she thinks | ought to do
for my wounded paw. It's very pain
ful."
suck it, cried Cousin Hannah
without waiting for Mrs. Bear to
speak. Go and lie down somewhere
for tho rest OF the day and suck your
raw. BY nightfall 1t will feel much
letter"
Mr.. Bears sharp glance had been
darting all about the den. There was
no doubt that he was looking for
Cousin Hannah's bushel of backber-
ries And not spying them anywhere,
he acted greatly disappointed.
Cousin Hannah now turned her
back on him and began to talk to Mr..
Fear. She started to tell a long story
about one of their relations, which did
not interest Mr. Bear in the least. So
after sitting there for a time, with
his paw in his mouth, he rose at last
with many a groan. Muttering his
thanks to Cousin Hannah, for her ad-
vice, he took himself off once moro.
''rhere." Cousin Hannah exclaimed.
Il knew he'd come back But ! be-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
WIFE
lWestiAgheuse-spFihsheldl,

asa p, m,-Bssehall scores Of East
err, American and National leagues
Fairy tales,
ssis ., m,-"AnniVeTssT Of the
American Flag" talk by Major Rsn'
lamin Roberts,
k'ss y, m,-Ness Of the day,
ap, m,=Isasenall scores,
ai0s y, m,-csneert by Aime Rsr-
ard, tsneri Percy n, wallace, BARI
tone Robert Walker, pianist
slsa y, m,-i.aughs from Life by
special arrangement with Life maya
zine,
siaA ., m,-continuation OF musical
program,
ath0 y, m,--Bedtims story for
grewn.ups prepared by orison e. Mar
den,
s'ah y, ma few minutes with
BENJAMIN Franklin. Baseball scores.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-14
English Manufacturers
Gratified at Conference

Manchester. Eng, June IA Cen
eral relief and satisfaction are ex-
pressed here over the reported sue
cess of the conference in Washington
between cotton men of Europe and the
United States on the new American
cotton standards act although there
is still some uncertainty as to the
agreement reached, manufacturers
believe that the main difficulties have
been overcome and that the chaotic
confusion which II was feared the act
would cause has been averted.