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The Washington times., 1923-08-11
Help Wanted Male
Statesmen

statesmen
FOUR CHEVROLET Automobile Sales
men; experience desirable. but not
necessary. Must have own car and
devote entire time to work Straight
commission. Drawing account sales
men not wanted. A good hard
come.
The John A. Wineberger Co., Inc,
300 Georgia Ave, N. w.
CHAUFFEURS for Black and
White Cabs. Must be neat and
intelligent; be familiar with
city; reference required; we
are putting 80 new cabs on
the street; this is the best
chauffeurs' job in Washington
BLACK AND WHITE CAB CO.,
1914 New Hampshire Ave. =
The Washington times., 1923-08-11
Houses for Sale
1912 New York Ave.

STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Ave. Main 2424
9TH, Near A St. N. e.
Price, 10000
dwelling containing and bath;
for garage Terms reasonable.
Eye St., Near 18TH
Price, $500
of and BATH modern heating plant
Reasonable terms.
St., Near 8th N. Re.
Price, $500
DWELLING heating plant
newly papered and painted In first commercial
Near Stanton Park
Price, $500
dwelling heating unusually
deep lot wide paved alleys Owner anxious to SELL
Lincoln Park
Price, $3.50
buy today property
electric lights Splendid is well
rented and will net "a good income
STONE FAIRFAX
OVER THIRTY REAL
1912 York Main 2A24
Member hnsOn Real Board
The Washington times., 1923-08-11
Help Wanted Statesmen
Situations Wanted Male

CARPENTER and all-round mechanic to
do repairs in large hotel or apt. house
Box 273, Times-Herald.
YOUNG architectural craftsman wants
work in office and chance of advance
ment. Box 270. Times Herald.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01
Prologo de un lbro en- prensa

defendido, en- documentos y cartas, CO.
mo representative de su politica y de
su administrator en- la is1a.
FL hombre Sc va: la politica Sc que
da. Sintesis horrible contra la cual yo
he luchado cuanto he podido, siendo
mi pensamiento y mi voluntad la con-
traria. Que Sc quede Ell honlbre y que
SO vaya la politica.
Sc han cometido graves errores en-
6stos ultimos cuatro neses. Dicen mis-
amigos que yo los he cometido capita
les. Pudiera ser: seguramente 10 es.
Zero hay urlo, Ell mayor de todos, eI.
politica, del cuaI no soy culpable: Ell de
ia irtransigencia. Concibo que seamos
intransigentes en- religion, en- moral,
jamas en- politica, que es Ell arte de las
transacciones.
Ademas, en- el juego arriesgado y di-
| ficil de la poItica hay cartas que no
deben jugarse nunca, poruue 10 que Sc
txpone no es la fortuna sino la vida
Ge un pueblo. En- todos los confictos de
gobierno es sabio y es prudente dejar
alberta una puerta para el momento
de una forzosa retirada. Discutase en-
buena hora en- ateneos y academies sos
teniendo las ideas prras: en- politica
dominan siempre les ideas practicas.
81 el nuevo gobernador de Puerto
Rlco rectifca la politiea de Reilly todo
esta salvado para el Partido unionista;
pero ST sostiene la politica de Reilly
TODD esta perdido. En- un sistema colo
rial como Ell nueStro ell gobierno tiene
una fuerza abrnmadora, que, nsada con
TIA un partido politico puede traer su
cesmembraci6n hasta su muerte Y
10 me refiero la fuerza brutal de las
armas, sino a la Influenza decisiva q. Ia
protection del gobierno puede dar los
partidos en- minoria hasta convertirlos
en partidos de inayoria. Y, 81 la Union
de Puerto Rico pierde su preponderan-
cia en- la administrator en- la OPT
MON, Ell future de nuestro pueblo, tai
y como 10 concebimos hoy los unionis-
tas, esta amenazado de muerte en- 10
cue mas lie interesa conservar: su per-
sonalidad historical.
Ojala que Ell cambio de gobernador
venga acompanado de un cambio de po
Utica. 81 tai no sucediera serian muy
grandes las responsibilities que pc
sarian en- ell nanana sobre los hombros
de aquellos que ante la vision de un
efimero triunfo personal propusieron
las probabilidades hasta las seguri-
cades de una rectifcaci6n en- los pro-
cedimientos de gobierno, que hubiera
devuelto al pueblo puertorriqueiio la
normalidad de su vida piblica Y la
continuation de SUI desenvolvimiento
lento pero cierto progressive, hacia la
constitution de su nacionalidad, dentro
de la mas estrecha communion de afec-
tos . intereses con el pueblo norte-
americana.
CAY COLL cUcHr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01
continuation de la sa. pagina)

nador del Tesorero sr. Aboy. Yo nc
lie hubiera tenido miedo esta situa-
ci6n 81 Sc huhiera tratado de algo fun
damental. defnitivo en- IA nregI por
nuestros derechos Y por nrestras liber-
tades. Hay momentos en- que los prc
llos Sc les hace indispens ii1le aun Ell
suicide; pero la continuation de
Eeily, de otro gobernador Cualquiera,
en- Ell goblerno esta estst.1 siempre
sujeta las mIltiples con+iIl yeEcics de
10 personal Una question de homI1res
enSpolitica no tiene impo .sancla cuan-
GO no envuelve una question Ge IDEAS.
Con tai que no sufrieramo5 TN csmbio
en- nuestra ley constitutional er, sen.
tide reaccionario, era posik e Y prliden
te, hasta conveniente, or:..ar el Ccr-
ficto mas que agravarlo. tlnrorta me-
nos matar al tirano que a e tirania.
En- Ell curse de nuestra lucha con
Reilly Ell Partido Unionista cometi6 el
error trascendentaI de cambiar su pro-
grama en- condiciones que iuego cxalni-
rare. Els hoy mi firme op!ni6n, que ell
cambio de programa debili;5 notable
mente al partido y fortala.i5 al tiGber-
nador.
Ultimamente, Rely ha rencnciado Ia
gobernaci6n de Puerto Rico. despres
de sufrir un accidente a~tomoviista
que lie tiene gravemente enfermo, y
funda su renuncia en- inhabii.dad fish
ca, no para atender las necssidades del
gobierno, sino para ''coNtinuar lle--
var buen t6rmino'' la lgcha por el
entabIada. Ege s"buen termino' no
puede ser otro que la total destruction
de nuestro regionalismo tradlcionalis-
ia, Y del partido que 10 sosfiene y 10.
defende: del Partido unio1isra.
vease Ell texto de esa renLnc.G:-
San Juan, P. r., Feb. i6 de 1923.
Hon. Warren G. Harding,
Presidente,
Washington, D. G.
Debido lesiones muy seriss que
sufri cuando estaba en- Estados Uni
dos, mi viaje a Puerto Rico me In
postrado y he tenido que reclairne
en- CANA desde que llegre. por no es-
tar en- condolences de reanudar Ell
deselnpelo de mis- debeiss ofieiales.
Me informan mis- m6dicos que pasa
ran varios meses antes de que yo me
restablezca, v que debo tencr in com
pleto cambio Y reposo, iibre Je todo
cuidado.
Sicndo este asi, creo quo t:ebo 1e-
nunciar y cuidar de mi salud ants
todo. Desearia que mi renunc.a fue.
Sc efectiva Ell dia prinsro dc abrii,
pues creo que para esa fecha podre
hacer Ell viaje, o, en- caso contrario,
ingresar en- un hospital de aqui has
ia cue este en- condolences de ha-
cerlo.
Al presentar mi ren1ncis, no pue-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01

Las febres palldicas. son una
affection muy desagradable, elias
afectan el entendirniento, ponen al
paciente pesado y melancolico, le
debilitan y le descomponen todas
las funciones del euerpo. ST sufre
listed de febres paludicas, debe
buscar grata cornpania, salir 'to-
mar el solD y recurrir enseguida a
las PILDORAS DEL DR.. LO-
VET-r. Para reciiazar los ataqnes
de los escaiofrios y de las calentu-
ras y vigorizar el sistema de name
ra que las febrcs paludicas desapa-
rczcan por complete, no hay NADIA
que iguale a las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01
E. MONT. RELY.
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.

GODernduor ue Eu0ILO hlCO.
81 tai es Ell sentir de la Administra-
c:on nacional la crisis Sc ha agravado; /;
va no Sc trata de combatir un hornbre,
sino un sistema. Y la posici6n que adop
tara Washington Sc debe a nuestra in
transigencia, porque Ell Goberradov
Rely ha podido iniciar y completar
INA politica de rectificaciones sin ne
noscabo del poder y dignidad sus
manos conhadas como representante
aqui de la soberania nacional, mientras
cue un nuevo gobernador no puede iec-
tificar la politica de Reilly sin que clio
entraiie una desautorizacion por Ell Pre-
sidente de la Repnblica de los dos amos
de gobierno que el ha tesoneramente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01
Fiebres Pa1IaCaiCas.

Las febres paladicas Sc atribu-
yen casi enteramente 4 los terrenos
pantanosos, a venenos atmosferi-
cos. etc, pero lcomo es que hay
pcrsonas que pueden vivir toda la
vida en- regiones llamadas paludi-
cas- sin contraer Ia enfermedad.
mientras que otras sucumben i
ella? Porque Ia constitution, el es-
tado fisico de la persona inanye
mas que NADIA para contraer . re-
chazar esa playa. Es absolutamen-
tc impossible contraer fcbres palu-
dicas, viruelas Is cuaiquiera otra
affection, cuando hay sangre rica y
pura. Solamente los individuos de-
biles adquieren intermediates de
una Il otra cspecic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01
DEL DR. R.LOVETT

All primer acceso de febre, eI pa
ciente debe dar una buena limpieza
4 los intestiBos con el uso de las
pASTILLAS LAXANTES DEL
DIR. HESS, denominadas HESS
LIMPIALAX. y despues que este
purgante, sano y ehcaz por todo
extreme, haya surtido el irdicado
efecto, es que debe, usted empezar
4 tomar las PILDORAS DEL DR..
LOVETT.
81 hubiere tendencia al estreIi-
miento, siga tomando el HESS
LIMPIALAX hasta f1acer diaria-
mente una evacuation facil, COM
pleta y natural.
El HESSLIMPIALAX y las
PILDORAS DEL DR.. LOVETT
pueden tomarse al 1nismo tempo,
pues no son incompatibles Ell mo-
do alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01

Hacc afios que este remedio
esta curando esos temibles ataques,
y triunfando en- los casos Ell que
otros preparados fallan ST ha per-
dido usted la fe, estimara mas alta
mente ell benehcio que experimental
IA con su uso.
Los que residen EN- las regiones
palndicas, 10 mismo que los que es-
ciosas, deben tomar las PILDO-
RAS DEL DR.. LOVETT.
Las fiebres palndicas vician de tai
modo la sangre, que los venenoS
sc abren camino traves de la piel,
v sc presentan carbunclos, tumor-
cilIos, iilceras y varias erupciones
de caracter indolente, ell sistema Sc
agota y la vida CORE peligro.
Los germenes los venenos G:fe
asi acosan debilitan Ell cuerpo y
Destroyer las propiedades vivif-
cantes de Ia sangre, dejandola aqua
da, deben ser extinguidos y expul-
sados del sistema antes de que ell
paciente pueda esperar verse libre
de las febres paludicas y de sus
efectos. Las PILDORAS DEL
ONs LIZ H. \ pOSCCII CSld pA AC(4O~
sa virtud efect6an pronto un
cambio radical en- la sangre, sc di-
rigeA q todos los organos y los es-
timulan i vigorosa y saludable ac-
cion. Estas pildoras, ademas de
ser purifcadoras, son un tonico
rnagnifco y con su uso la salud ge-
neral Sc recobra y ell apetito au-
menta casi desde la prinera dosis.
Las PILDORAS DEL DIR. LO-
VETT no contienen mercurio, po-
tasio, arsenico, quinina nj alcohol,
nj NADIA que pueda perjudicar el or
ganismo mas delicado
nm , oucr4 arnsnlVe n,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01

do menos que expresar q usted y al
Secretario Weeks mi reconocuniento
por la frme lealtad y por el apoyo
que ambos me han dado continua-
mente en- la ardua labor de prueba
que he tenido aqui.
Lo que I'd. me dijo mi reciente
mente: que I'd. estaba ciento per
ciento en- favor mio, tuvo su eco en-
la gran manifestation con que lie
acogido mi regreso, que fcrnuestrl
que la labor de su administcSi ION IN
Puerto Rico no ha sido realiasda sn
vano, sino que, por Ell contratio, ha
sido bien apreciada. Fue una absolu
ia vindicacion de nuestra hnea de
conducta americana instituida en- la
isla hace dos amos.
Una delegation de hombres pey+a-
necientes todos los partidos poll
ticos visit6 aver a mi secretario, pa
ra solicitar que yo retuviese mi re-
nuncia hasta que clos pudieran CO.
muaicarse con I'd. Yo les he notifi-
cado que mi renuncia es irrevocable.
FL noventa por ciento del pueblo
de la isla esta en- favor de I'd. y de
su politics y ruega que no Sc de
paso alguno de retroeeso en- Puerto
Rico; la americanizaci6n de la Is1a
debe ser mantenida; el terren1 ga
nado por su Administration 1ebe ser
sostenido; Y las avanzadas no deben
ser retiradas jamas del sitio que
han llegado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-01

"Alvarez, Provincia de Santa Clara, Cuba.
Placeme informar a ustedes que con las
naravillosas Plldoras del DIR. Lovett he visto
desaparecer un moiesto dolor que tenfa en- Ia
espalda, 10 rnismo que una debilidad general,
iebres pal6dicas, inapetencia, iaqaecas, NAL
gasto en- Ia boea, etc Con tad motive les
autorizo para que hagan pnblica mi curacion,
a fin de que Ia humanidad afigida pueda en-
ferarse de los meritos de Las Pfldoras del DR..
lovett, las cuales debo una salud lmne-
lorables
ANDREA CEJAs DE ERITo.
A ia Dr. Lovett Medicine Co..
Lock Box 77, New York."
"La relaci6n c'le antccede es verfdica en- to-
dos respcctos himan Ia presente como testi-
gos de Que In salora Andrea Cejas de Brito
re euro ron las Pfldoras del DR.. Loyett, sus
.Ads atgos. y airnos servidores,
ANTONIO CUzMlN,
ADoLFo ARIAs."
!, Lock Box ", NEW YORK.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07

fare and decided to let tho business
rest until another meeting can b" call
ed. Because OF the fact that on neat
Monday the observance of Armistice
Day will he held. it was decided to
allow the selection OF a date for a
meeting to be left TO the discretion of
the secretary of the committee. The
grades aud lines on the street have
been favorably recommended by the
committee but there is so much work
connected with the awarding of dam
ages or asse ssments, that another
meeting will be necessary before final
decisions can he made.
MaShbuIn l. Chosen
At the same meeting OF the COM
mission. the resignation Of James
Simspon was received and accepted
Mr.. Simpson stated that he could not
devote the time necessary TO the com
missions work The commission then
voted TO appoint II. $. Washburn, a
member 10 fill out the unexpired
term Of Mr. simpson and he was
elected. unanimously. Thomas r.
Prior was selected az past meeting
10 MI the place made vacant by the
resignation OF Joseph Mccarthy
farlor stove wanted. good condi-
ton. Alien, ss Whiting st.-advt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07

row from time 10 time between Nov.
:, 1928, and August. 1924, a sum or
sums of money not TO exceed s20O,-
600, and to execute and deliver
promissory notes TO be due and pay
able on or before August. 1924"
That the Law and Order League"
of Southington used the Lewis high
school for a meeting place without
securing permission from the proper
officials is revealed by Representative
Charles c. Persiani OF the school
board. Mr., Persiani's statement that
no permission had been given TO the
league to hold a meeting in the
school was confirmed by other mcm-
bers of the board.
Nicholas Grille, the florist, of
Milldale, has, after years of expert
menting, produced new rose. The
new rose resembles a carnation and
is similar I'm many ways TO an Amori-
can Beauty rose. A number OF for
lists from all over the state have pis-
tied Mr.. Grillo's place and all were
warm in their praise OF hts work.
kiltonic post American Legion,
will open its fair in the town hall this
evening. The entertainment will be
in charge OF the Clement Entertain.
ment bureau Of Hartford. A hope
chest valued NJ $1,000 is being OF.
fered by the Legion and it is expected
that the hall viii be crowded 10 is
capacity every evening.
First Division, 4. o. H., win meet
ia the Community House this c,e-
ming.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

At . special town meeting in thu
town han last night the following ap.
rropriations were voted. Library
49, 500. highway and bridges. si5,O0o
lin this item the cost OF the ncw
tractor, $4,000 was also includedD
town farm, $500. schools. s14S,l25;
outside poor. $4,000; FIRE hydrants,
s2.45o: fire department, $4,000; gem
cral expenses. $4,000; vital statistics.
$500: g. A. r., 5000; American 10
gion. 500; salaries. $4,000: boroug h
highways. $4,000; Attachments. $3.50:
sinking fund. $4,000; military tax.
s1.204.5n state taN. sTi25; county
tax. $4,000; interest, sio.5oo. town
hall. 1900; special officer. $500: tax
collector. s2.3oO; insurance, $500;
total Of s222.s55.iS.
William L. Smith. as chairman of
the building committee on the Mil
dale school, reported that the cost OF
tho school to date had boon SAL
o6s.90. rho first appropriation was
$3.50 and second appropriation
Of $4,000 was later voted. There arc
tao remaining items TO tho amount
Of sto0 The report was accepted
The report Of Charles c. Fcrsiani.
chairman OF The Flanders school
committee. was accepted.
The matter Of authorizing the So
Ioctmcn and town treasurer to Dor
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07
PINCHOT'S JAB
Hi BRIEF Reply to Mellon issSatire on
How Littie Result, II you 60 About
IL Wrong.

Harrisburgh, Pa, Nov. 7.-serre-
iary Of the Treasury Melons state
mont on NOV, ., resulting from his
correspondence with Governor PIN
chot on federal prohibition enforce
mcnt merely shows how much work
YOU can do with how little result II
YOU 60 about It in tho wrong way"
Governor Finehot declared in a brief
statement today.
The effective way 10 shut of the
Hood Of liquor at the source IS wcll
known ana tho friends OF las enforce
ment are wondering why II .honld
keep on flowing" the governor con-
cludnd.
Mr.. Melons statement pointed 20
the supreme difficulty" Of federal
throughout the country
with the small appropriation and lin
itt1 number of enforcement officers.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07
SULPHUR IS BEST
To CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN

Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face, neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Mentho-sulphur
says noted skin specialist. because
Of its germ destroying properties
nothing has ever been found 10 take
the place Of this sulphur preparation
that instantly brings ease from the
itching. burning and irritation
Mentho-sulphur heals eczema right
MP. leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails TO relieve the torment
or disagreement. 4 little jar OF
Rowles Nentho-SuIphuT may BE- oh
tanned al any drug store. II is used
Tie cold cream.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07

ming at the Ideal alleys with the fol-
lowing individual and team scores:
Dent Al
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07
TAXI SERVICE

Reasonable Rates
Phonc Days. go. Nights ESQ
Allen ". Dcming
T'laintille
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07
HlninAille Briefs

I'lainNille Briefs
Miss Ethel Teachman has resigned
her position as secretary in the Of
| fee of Dr. l.. H. Frost and has taken
temporary position at Rogers bak-
cry.
Mrs. Gustaye orvis is III at her
home at Harris Corners with an at
tack of sore throat
| The w. II. and +. NJ. society will
meet tomorrow at the home OF Mrs.
| Morley at 3s Park street for an ALL
day sewing meeting.
Ground has been broken on Farm
ington avenue for new home to be
erected by Stanley Gwillim.
Episcopal Notes
Today-Annual meeting of Won
ANS Auxiliary in ST. Johns church,
! Waterbury.
Thursday--2;3o p. m, woman's
Auxiliary; p. M. choir rehearsal.
Trials Tomorrow
The trials Of the three young men
arrested for breach of the peace by
onicer r.. w. Furrey early sunday
morning. will be held in the town
court tomorrow, II was rumored to-
day. No definite date was set for the
trials when the arrests were made and
nj the first hearing, they were post
noned until later date The three
will he represented by Attorney
Charles y. Conlon.
To Attend Pair
large delegation of members OF
Brock Barnes post, American Legion,
are planning 10 attend tho fair being
given by klltonic post OF southington
The fair will he held in tho town hall
and will commence this evening aud
come to a close Monday evening
Congregational Church sale
The annual sale Of tho Congrcga.
tional church viii be held tomorrow
afternoon and evening and Friday
afternoon and evening In the church
parlors. The sale will be conducted
under the direction and supervision Of
tho members or the Woman's Fedora.
ton.
Lecture on World Tour
great deal Of interest Is being
shown In the coming lecture on
world tour to be given by Rev. $.
Kenyon. rector Of Christ church. West
Haven in the Grange hall Thursday
evening November s. He has Just re-
turned from trip around the world |
and while en- route. took large num- /
her or photographs. These were later /
made over into stereopticon views and /
he now uses them with his lecture, |
Illustrating The places he visited
No Decisions Made
Tho town plan commission al the
special meeting Monday evening in
the town hall. could not finish the
work connected with the acceptance
Of Webster street as a town thorough
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07
Move 10 Bristol

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Mould have
moved from East Main street TO Bris-
toll Mr.. Mould until recently was
proprietor Of q grocery store st the
corner OF East Main and Pine streets.
lie disposed ~ his business and de-
cided TO take mp his residence in Bris-
tol
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07

| Paper Goods company were given and
Estimates were also secured on pipe
lines 20 other points in town. After
that there was nothing further done,
II was thought by the members OF the
board of directors that the town was
not quite ready for water supply.
Before anything else could be done
| the idea of getting water from New
! Britain was talked up and then run
ming water was a thing OF the present
! in tho town.
Stock was subscribed from resi-
dents of the town, but II was never is
sued. although some money was put
into the project.
Judge Reserves Decision
Judge George Griswold or the Ber-
| lin town court yesterday reserved de-
/ cision when the case Of Charles An-
derson of Becklcy against Carl Dos
from and Gustaf Gunland, also of
Beckley, was brought up. Tho plain
tiff is suing the defendants for 500
for the death of n COW, which IL Is
alleged resulted from an attack by a
huh owned by the defendants, Reuben
Taylor of Hartford represented the
plaintiff and judge Bernard Y. Gaff-
ncy represented the defendants.
Iudgo Griswold stated this morning
that decision will probably be rem
dcred some time this week.
worthington school Entcrta inmcnt.
The pupils Of the worthington
school will give an entertainment and
candy sale Thursday evening al 5
o'clock at Grange hall for the benefit
Of the school. There will be recita-
tions. songs. folk dances. fancy
dances and exercises by all grades.
Parents and friends will he welcome.
Viii Present Entertainment
Tho camp Ground committee Of
The kensington Methodist church is
now arranging variety entertain
mcnt. which will he presented Friday
evening OF this week at O'Clock In
the church parlors.
The program will consist OF a vocal
solo by Mrs. Arthur Monatt. reading
by Miss May n. Lord, pastor of the
church, solo by Mr.. Miller, play,
\ lNtlEHDOfnOOG hlN1nfsS. ny MTH.
George j. Reed and Mrs. Grace Ven
tres. and following the intcrmission.
selections Wy the Jubilee singers, ~
kensington people composing the
group.
During the intcrmissiou candy will
be sold. Mrs. George Tryon is chair
man OF the committee in charge Of the
entertainment
Prepare For Food Sale
The Berlin Girl Scouts arc now
for food sale which viii
be- held Saturday. November II. at
the community house. A meeting Of
the organization is being held this
afternoon and details OF the sale are
being acted upon.
stunt" Party FRIDAY
A stunt" party under the auspices
Of the Worthington Community center
will be held Friday eve
ming Of this week In the community
house. Each guest is supposed to ar 1
range some stunt and 10 perform he /
fore the other guests. There has been /
3 great deal Of secrecy about town |
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-07

Dutch East indies have con Chinese
schools. with nearly $4,000 pupils
and about 30 Arab schools with en-
rollments totaling 2.00u. in addition TO
the native institutions.