davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-01-03
Child Welfare Work (Insane).


The initial legislation designed to
promote child welfare enacted in
1921 has already proved its value, but
It was only a beginning. Possibly
there is no legislative subject which
is more heavily freighted with the
good wishes of the thoughtful, disin-
terested men and women of Con-
necticut.
The helping hand of the state has
been extended with reference to va
rious forms of dependency, neglect.
delinquency and handicap among
children. From an economic as well
as a humanitarian standpoint these
activities should be increased and
expanded. Increased hospital provi-
sions for the custodial predetermined,
and enlarged educational provisions
for the more numerous feeble-mind-
ed who can be vocationally trained.
are essential steps in the Initiation of
this work. 1t will mean great
economy in the long run to develop
tbe possibilities of vocational train
ing and supervised vocational place.
n,ent for our feeble-minded young
men and women.
The crippled children of the state
have been largely overlooked and de-
nendents are being produced. who. II
nroperly aided. might become sen-
useful citizens. Tnese
bandicapped children have In many
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Just little extra work and you
can have a pair of these nickle-
plated ball-bearing roller skates
FREE. "A few minutes after school
working among your friends will
accomplish this!
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SUPPORT ASKED
QEED|ICATION
NEE HERE
Chamber Of Commerce Dis.
cusses Means of Caring for
IS, 900 Visitors Expected.

Steps to follow up the invitation
81 the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce to the National Educa.
tion Association to hold its annual
convention IN washington next July
were launched today by the local
body, following meeting last night
or the directors.
/ The chamber during the coming
week win enlist the support of
every washington civic ana bust
ness organization to insure adequate
entertainment and housing facili.
ties for the $4,000 visitors expected
To attend the convention.
Z The expenses Of caring for the
convention win be from $4,000 tc
10000, DR.. Frank M Ballou. super.
intendent Of schools. told the board
Dr. BalIou declared that the sess
sion would benefit Washington IN;
that It would spur the attention Of
Congress toward the local school
problem.
The board elected the following
applicants to members ship iii the
Chamber OF Commences: III. -. Allen,
Arnold e Co. Bennett Bush, John
". Cooke Diatrict 0k Colurnbla Dfvi.
sion American Automobile AaHCcta-
:fion; Eugene Meyer, III, WI. .
Krechlfllg Al. Harlan, William
Montg0rne Nolan q CO.; Simon j.
Olnhefslxi John IA Riordan, n. 81.
Robertsou jr., ~. al. Sanford,
George M. Siebert ana y. M.
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MISS BAKER NAY
BEAT Al |. lister
T0M AR
Mcc ormick, Thrice Left Wait
ing at Church, to Wed An
other Tomorrow.

CHICAGO oct. Allister Nc
cormick. n the parlance 81 the
day. win have 70 so j step lively 4
ne expects to make Mary L.andon
Baker sorry Allister who IL to
be married tomorrow Ia Paris to-
Miss Joan Stevens. may receive
word. according to rumors here
that Mary also II going to wed.
Rumors are that Miss Baker sill
wed Boujidar Pouritch, Jugoalavian
consul general III Chicago. rs lives
at the Ambassador Hotel. The
couple. It was said. have been much
in each others company lately.
The reputed successor To h1cCor.
mick ii thirty-five years old, 4 pro-
nounced brunette ana regarded as
Handsome. Z He came here from
the san Francisco consulate ! year
gro.
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Here Is How You Can
Get These Skates Free

Go to a few Of your friends and
neighbors who are not subscribers
to either The Washington Herald or
washington Times. Get them To
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owes So. a37 for Food.

NEW YORK, Oct. A default
Judgment for $s.sS7 for food al
Delmonico's has been entered in
the county clerks office Against
Joseph Fejer, former orchestra
leader In the Della Robbia room
at the Vanderbilt Hotel, ana violin
list now in vaudeville.
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comhative measures, II was an.
lnounced ~ Government officials
here today.
The first meeting. in which Cana.
dian and American officials will
participate, win be held the third
announced here. with others to fol.
low In New York. Chicago, and De-
frfit
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take either all OF these for three months
regular subscription blanks which will furnished to YOU from our
SCRIBER YOU SECURE EARNS YOU CREDIT POINTS ID C1
TITLES YOU TO THESE BALL-BEARING ROLLER SKATES.
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Fill out entry blank and mail it at
once to the Circulation Department,
THE WASHINGTON TIMES and
THE. WASHINGTON HERALD.
Upon receipt of your entry blank we
will mail YOU subscription blanks.
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! q. S. AND CANADA PLAN
TO sToP DRUG SMUGGLING

~ OTTAWA. Ontario. Oct. 5.LBe-
cause OF the great Increase in
smuggling Of drugs across the
G.anadiansA american boundary. a
series OF international conferences
WIN be held this month to discuss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Ell ILUsTRE DIREcToR DE EEL
INdPARcIAL" Es oBJETo DE UN
CoRDIAIIsrMo HOMEMADE
Continuation dc la pagina 81

continuation de la pag1na -
tieran otros mas elocuentes podero-
SOS, Sc le debe considerar como buen
portorriquefo. Y termino Ell presiden-
te del senado con estas frases: lei
senior Perez Losada sabe que lie anna
mos, que lie queremos entraflablemen-
to y que estas palabras refejan nues-
tros sentimientos. Este homemade no
Sc 10 dedica el seiior Giorgetti sino el
noble pals portorriquefio.
Para dar las gracias por el brillan-
to signifcativo homemade que Sc lie
dedicaba, habl6 luego Ell director de
''El Imparcial" bien puede decirse
que fue su discurso una bellisima ora
ci6n LENA de sentimientos, salpicada
de sutilezas delcadezas espirituales
que surgian de los 1abios con emocion
fnura.
FL senor Perez Losada, despues de
hablar inspiradamente de su profundo
amor Puerto Rico, dijo que ante Ell
homemade extraordinario que Sc le pro-
digaba Sc sentia mas Hgado al pals por
lazos indestructibles, y que, de ahora
en- adelante, Sc esforzaria por que su
humilde labor resulte mas engrandeci-
da, 81 fuere possible.
Termin6 tan memorable acto con
unas elocuentes frases del prestigioso
caballero don Rafael Fabian, quien ex-
pres6 su fervoroso entusiasmo adhirien
dose al acto; ofreciendo todos ell tes-
timonio de su devotion y simpatia, a
la par que agradeciendo al senor Gior-
getti su cortesia exquisite.
Ell MUNDo siente una satisfac-
ci6n inmensa al narrar la brillantisi-
ma fiesta que Ell ilustre caballero Sc
nor Giorgetti celebr6 en- honor de Pc
rez Losada, Ell maestro de periodistas
que con los espIendores de su talento
y las gallardias de su pluma, prestigia
altamente ell periodismo insular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
DON LUCAS TRIAs

Nos informa nuestro estimado a,!'igo
con Lucas Trias, quien reside eD San
to Domingo, que ha trasladado sd acre
ditado establecimiento "El Mayorqui-
no'' a la Gale Separation No. 20''
Ell nuevo local adonde ha side tras-
ladado ell popular establecimiento "El
Mayorquino es amplio, comodo y ven
tilado, por 10 cual estaran muy conten-
to los asiduos parroquianos del seiior
Trias, quien tiene su cargo, en- la ca
pital de santo Domingo, las agencias
de Ell MUNDo y puerto Rico Ilus-
tIado."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
HERIDo EN- UN BRAzo

En- ell sitio "Verdum'', del Sebolu-
co, santurce; ell individuo Andres Ri
vera agredi6 con un machete Fran
cisco Pifero, infiriendole una herida
incisa en- ell dorso del antebrazo dere-
cho, de la cual fue asistido en- la sa-
la de socorro. Rivera fue arrestado y
Ell juez municipal le exigio $500 de fan
"a por ell delito de acometimiento y
aggression con ctrcunstancias agravan-
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
NoTAs EscoLAREs
Continuation de la pag. a.

la labor de nuestrs maestros para es-
timularlos y para que sirvan de ejem-
plo los demas, aun cuando sabemos
muy bien que nuestro cuerpo de pro-
fesores es muy competente y no ne
cesita de nuestros estimulos.
Actualmente tenemos como princi-
pal de nuestras escuelas a uno de los
profesores que mas honor bace al ma
gisterio, tanto por su reconocida in
teligencia, como por su notoria seYie-
dad en- ell desempeno de sus funciones:
Alfonso Ramirez, maestro culto illus
trado que debido al honrosisimo titu-
10 de sus propios m6ritos, ha llegado
a ocupar ell puesto que desempefia
con beneplacito general.
vARIos PADRES DE FAMTLIA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
ACTTvLDADES EN- Ell. DEPARTA-
MENTo DE AGRICULTURAL Y
TRABJO

Se1nana de febrero al 10 de 1923.
sERvICIo DE INSPECTION Y Qua
RENTENA DE PLANTAs:-So efcc-
tuaron las siguientes funigaciones:
14O sacos semilla de algod6n en- la
Estaci6n de Martin Pena y II sacos de
yerba de guinea procedcntcs de santo
Domingo.
So inspeccionaron vapores proce-
dentes de E. U. Y otros paises, revi-
sandosc sus manifestos, ademas de Ia
carga y equipaje de 3 goletas: dos pro-
cedentes de Santo Domingo una dc
st. Thomas.
Sc concedieron 2 permisos, uno para
introducir yerba de guinea dc Santo
Domingo al Sr. Castrillo otro los
Srcs. Lluberas de Yauco, para introdu-
cir 100 toneladas de senli1la de Gaia do
Barbados.
Ell siguiente material de planteles
trafdo por correo fue objeto de inspec-
ci6n: "a paquetes de semillas y % de
plantas. de estos paquetes fueron fu-
migados por encontrarse infectados con
plagas de insectos y enfermedades
fungosas.
CAMPANA PARA CoMBAT1R Y
EXTIRPAR LA GARRAPATA EN- Ell
GANADo.-Se ha bahado un total de
1854 cabezas de ganado en- ii tanques
de immersion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
VendedOr de AUTOMOBILES

Una buena casa de San Juan
1ecesita uno dos Vendedores
ie AUTOMOBILES y al efecto con-
siderard solicitudes de personals
;on buenas reIaciones sociaIes
'1aciendo constar edad, experien-
cia en- esta Inca y en- otras CO.
no vendedor, idionas que ha-
9la, referencias y compensation
a que aspira. No Sc aten
dera solicitud aIguna que no
traiga todos estos datos. P. o.
Box 1923, San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
NoTIcIA A LOS MARINos

FL superintendent del Departamen-
to de Faros, Mr., F. P. Dillon, nos par
ticipa que la luz de la boya situada
en- "Point Mulas', costa Este, del es-
trecho de Vieques, ha sido cambiada
por una luz de tres segundos de deste-
Los, cada destello de tres segundos de
duracion, con una intensidad luminica
de $50 bpiias, " sectores rojos de una
intensidad de 10 bujias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Revocation
de POder

Dona Julia del Carmen Vi
liar, anuncia para general CO.
nocimiento haber revocado,
quedando sin ning1n Valor y
efecto, ell Poder que EN- s de
abriI 1921, otorg6 a favor de su
esposo Don Enrique ca5aIIero
Fuertes, ante ell Notario Don
Antonio GaIIardo Martinez, de
Barcelona, Espai5a. E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Ell GABNETE IRLANDES Sc
REUNE

Dublin, febrero 18.--Tan pronto CO.
mo Lego eSta capital ell jefe del go
bierno, senior Cosgrave, Sc ha reunido
el Consejo de Ministries para conocer
las impresiones que trae de Londres Ell
sefior Cosgrave.
El Jefe del Gobierno dara cuenta
con el resultado de las entrevistas ce-
lebradas con Bonar Law Y con algunos
politicos britanicos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
HORRIBLE TRACE
OLA EN- EN- vILLALBA

En- Ell barrio Higiiero, de Villalba, ell
.ndividuo Francisco Colon Maldonado,
en- un rapto dc enagenaci6n mental,
acometi6 y agredi6 con un hacha a su
esposa, matandola en- el acto G hirien-
do .su hijo de siete meses.
La policia que fu6 avisada del ho-
rrible crimen Sc present6 en- el sitio
del suceso y despu6s de muchas es-
fuerzos logro dominar a Colon Maldo-
nado, amarrandole con sogas.
FL asesino fue conducido la carcel
de Juana, Diaz quedando ALI dispo-
sici6n del Fiscal del distrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Ell GENERAL HENRYS HA COME.
RENEGADE CON DEGoUTTE

Dusseldorf, febrero 18.-El general
Henrys, jefe de las fuerzas francesas
sle Essen ha celebrado esta ma1ana
una extensa conferencia con ell general
Degoutte.
La entrevista verso ~acerca de las
,medidas drasticas que hay que adoptar
para evitar futuros des6rdenes en- Es-
sen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
MERcADo DE CAMB1o
COSGRAvE HA LLEGADO
A DUBLIN

Dublin, febrero 1S.-El jefe del 60
bierno senior Cosgrave ha negado aver
aqui, procedente de Londres, tributan-
losele un enthusiastic y caluroso recibi-
lniento.
Cosgrave declare que sus gestiones
en- Londres habian tenido un exce1ente
resultado y que la situaci6n es favora-
BILE al Gobierno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Sc CAYo DE UN CABALLo

En- la carretera que conduce de San
Sebastian Las Marias, la sefiora Ma
ria Lopez, al montar un caballo tuvo
Ia desgracia de caerse sufriendo un fuer
tie golpe en- ell pie izquierdo, del que fue
asistida en- el hospital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
AccIDENTE EN- cAYEY

En- la Gale Jose de Diego, de Ca
yey, Ell autom6vu que guiaba Candi-
10 Rodriguez, arollo al ni1o Abraham
Rivera, de 7 afios, ocasionandole con-
tusiones, de las que fu6 asistido en- el
hospital municipal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
ESTUDIANTES PARA ENFER
MERAS

La Clinica Mdramar tiene .cabida
para un ntmero de alumnas que descen
estudiar y practicar. Para informes di-
rfjase a la superintendent de dicho
establecimiento. Avenida Las Palmas,
Stop 10. santurce, P. r.
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sues. DE A. MAYoL & CO..
SAN JUAN, P. r.
EsoALAM1ENTo EN- AREc1Bo

Ia sido arrestado en- Areciho ell in
dividuo Berne Alvarez Collet, a quien
sc acusa de haber escalado un ranch6n
de la iglesia catohca de aquella pobla-
ci6n nevandose varias herramientas de
carpinteria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
CoSGRAvE REHUSA
CoNFERENCIAR

Dublin, febrero 1S.-El senior Cos
grave ha rehusado terminantemente con
ferenciar con Ell senior Eamon de Va
lera, con Liam Lynch con cualquiera
de los colaroradores de sstos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Ell CUMPLEANoS DE
UNA PRINCESA

LoNDRES, febrero 18 Omitted
Press).-La Princesa Real, duquesa de
Fife y hermana del Rey Jorge, cele-
brara ell dia 90 del corriente 81 Sc
aniversario de su natalicio. A La ce-
lebraci6n de su natalicio asistira la IA
milia real de Inglaterra y toda la no
bleza britannica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
isE CoNCERTARA LA PAZ EN-
ORIENTE?

coNsTANTINoPLA, fcbrero 49,
Ismet Pasha fue objeto de un cordial
por parte de los Altos Co
misarios Britanicos, con Quienes con-
fcrencio extensamente.
Ismet declare que confia en- que
tan prcnto corao llegue a Angora SO
conertara IL paE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
INF RMACION GENERAL
MAN1FEsTACIoNEs
DE CosGRAvE

Dublin, febrero 1s.-El jefe del go
bierno Cosgrave ha declarado que la am
nistia extendida a los elementos insu-
Irectos expira hoy.
Agreg6 que ell GobiernO esta resuel
tamente determinado concluir con Ia
revoluci6n no importa que costo y a
que sacrifcios Sc apele para consegui1
e. prop6sito.
Cosgrave agreg6 que ell Gobierno Sc
dispone continuar inperterrito, Ia po-
Utica de ejecuciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Ell INroRME DEL CoMITE Sc
LEERA Ell JUEvES ANTE
Ell SENADo

PARIS, Tebrero 1s.-M. Poincar6
la declsrado que el informe del Conf
t6 de Relaciones Exteriores propo-
Sito de Los tratados dc Washington
sera leido ante Ell senado en- pleno el
jueves pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19

v tOda clase de articulos para viaje
Y sport An casa de
VI. FERNANDEZ & Co. s. en- c.
San Francisco AZ (frente Ribot)
SOmos los unicOs en- Puerto Rico
que especializamos en- estos articulOS.
PRECIOS POPULARES en- articulOs
para caballerOs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
oU1NINA QUE NO AFEcTA

LA CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
mar Quinina. no causando zumbidos
de oidos. Contra Resfriados, La Gri-
ppe, Influenza, PaludisnO Fiebres.
La firma de E. W. GROVE viene con
cada caiita
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Sc vENDE PAPEL vTEJO DE PJ
RroDICO A $500 oUuNTAL
coMUNICAcIoNEs TELEGRAFICAS
CoRTADAS

Essen, febrero 18.-Las comunica-
clones telegraflcas Y telef6nicas entire
Dusseldorf y esta ciudad han sido cor
tadas medic dfa de hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
ExCAVAcIoNEs EN- LA TUMBA
DE DAVID

LoNDRES, febrero 18.-Se ha cons
titufdo un grupo international de ar
Que6logos para comenzar las excavacio-
nes en- la tumba de David, en- Jeru-
salem.
0rganiZaciones britanicas anticiparan
los fondos preliminares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Ell YAPoR EsPANoL.

El dia % del corriente llegara es-
te puerto, procedentc dc Espana en-
viaje para Cuba y Centre America, el
vapor espafiol "Patricio dc Satruste.
gui".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Fantasies para Piano

/ dDldSIdS Paid 1 nlO
Acabada de recibir
ULTIMOS hits.
Venetian Rag,
Kitten on the Keys.
My Pet
Greenwich Witch.
ButtermiIk.
You Tell EN-.
Coaxing the Piano.
TickIes.
Finger Wrecker.
Breakings the Piano.
Eastern Star
Rosette.
Trinity Bells.
TOdos a 35 CtvS.
Los MuchaChOs
lsUcs. DE A. MAYoL & CO.
SAN JUAN, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19
Ell EMBAJAD0R ALEMAN
A NUEvA YORK

WASHINGTON, febrero 49, Ell
embatador de Alemania ha salido esta
tarde para Nueva York. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-19

Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-01
Winning His Fight
(Continuad from PAGE Onel

Mrs. Harding was described as great
ly sheered although never. even ias'
night when 1T was announced by tn0
physicians that pneumonia had dever
oped and that Mr. Harding's condition
was grave, has she lost her cheerl"
disposition her hope or her faith.
She remained today. as yesterday anu
Sunday, in the presidential suite, az
Ways within call and much of the time
by her husbands bedside.
The three cabinet members here were
likewise greatly heartened. Secretals
Work, who as a physician has partlcl.
pated in all the consultations, SAID ia'e
In the day that there had been notnihs
disquieting. -,
1.-THE presidents condition" he added
''is either favorably progressive or sls'
tionary, and even the latter Is ia'oi-'
able"
Secretary Hoover, who has been op.
tim: ,ic throughout although PLAINLY }
disturbed last night, said that informn'
tion given him had been very encoul.
aging. Secretary Wallace likewlseN"s'
more hopeful.
A fourth member of President Hara'
ing's family, Attorney General Dausn
erty,> was hurrying here from Sea'u'
and is due to arrive tomorroW.
The two cabinet members in WASH
ington. Secretary Hughes and Postn'ss
ter General New, were informed
long distance telephone of the chahe0.
for the better by George b. Chrlsua"'
Jr., secretary to the president, ana s,a
liar messages were sent to the otnes
cabinet officials, including Seereta,.
Mellon and Secretary Davis. who are -
Europe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-01
APPOINT HIGH
AND ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL TEACHERS

High School-Principal Chas. e.
Taylor, Science; Harlan M. Fossett,
Sciences; Ellamae Thomas, History;
Alfredo X. Bowie, English; Gwendo-
lyn p. Smith, English: Helen NJ.
Sibley, Civies and Economics; Myr-
tie Rumery. Latin; Rachel Ripley.
French: Ida l.. Wolf, Commercial;
Marietta r. Parshley, Librarian.
Junior High-Principal Mallean r.
Russell. Grade s; Edith NJ. Holway,
Grade s: Carrie NJ, Cornell, Grade z;
Ella A. Peacock, Grade T..
Highland Avenue-Principal lisa L.
Jackson, Grade 6; Edna A. Tyron,
Grade 5; Doris w. Kendall. Grade 4;
Florence M. Mansir, Grade 3; Edith
G. Drawn, Grade 2.
Barker, sub primary; Anna w. Dun
ton, rade l.
Central Street-Principal Lena
Rumery. Grade 6: Zetta NJ. Nudd,
Grade 6: Madaline Kelley, Grade s;
Blanche A. Woodwork. Grade 4.
Plummer Street-Principal B.
Maude Smith, Grade 8; Mary A.
Cole, Grade 2; Lula M. Stone, Grade.
/; Agnes Lancaster sub primary.
New Mills-Principal Edith G.
Holt, Grades and 4; Catherine Nor
rissey. Grade 2; Harriet NJ. Cleaves.
Grade 1.
South Gardiner-Principal Harriet
nj. Eaton, Grade and 8; Edith NJ.
Chase. rade S and 6; Mary j. Thur
low, Grade l. =.
Lawrence School-Minnie C. Bry-
ant.
Randolph Grammar school-Prin-
cipal Edith G. Barker, Grades and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-01
MANCHESTER

DR.. and Mrs. A. n. Leonard ana
Professor and Mrs. s. F. Harms and
two children of Lewiston were guests
Thursday of the Blossom family al
Camp Shadow Lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Macomber
and family of Westport, Mass, and
Miss Nellie Bezell Of Wakefield,
Mass, were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Hawkes.. Miss Elizabeth
and Master John Macomber who have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Hawkes.
for three weeks. returned home with
their parents on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ruth Carey of Brookline.
Mass, is visiting at Camp Shadow
Lea.
The Friends Monthly meeting was
held at the Manchester Friends
church Friday.
Milo Z. Lewis passed the weekend
in Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Of Haverhill,
Mass, who has occupied one Of Mrs.
Emery's cottages for several week.
left on Monday.
The guests of Wesley Farr from
Springfield, Mass. who have been
there for two weeks left on Tuesday
for their home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS
"Wife Against Wife" Strong
Screen Drama

"You stole my husbands love. And
l am going to show your husband
what you are"
And strangely, the innocent wo-
man was unable to convince her
husband that the other woman's sus-
picions were unfounded-that sus-
picion had so warped her judgment,
and his, that the flimsiest circum-
stances seemed like veritable truths.
Wife Against Wife," the. Whitman
Bennett First National production,
which wiz be the screen attraction
at the Johnson Opera House today.
is a unique story, a painting of
strange characters and situations,
but an intense story Of love that
lost-and won.
The story is taken from the big
stage success of George Broadhurst,
which appeared in New York and
other large cities under the title of
1.-The Price" 1t made ashit on the
spoken stage and those who have
seen the photodrama believe 1t to be
as powerful as the original.
The picture takes the spectator
into odd quarters of the globe-on
two sides of the Atlantic. 1t begins
in the Latin quarter of Paris, the
artists colony, and it concerns
chiefly a great artist and model.
There Is an exceptionally strong
cast, including Pauline Starke, Percy
Marmont, Edward Langford, Emily
Fitzroy and Ottola Nesmith. Pauline
Starke is especially good in this
characterization of Partisan model.
ADV,