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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16
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20 De seen cottages wssh slipping walls.
Ihey were buiit siightiy out OF the
tfue because Of curious superstition
thAt II house was built exactly SQUARE
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16

The scientists have discovered thai
they can change the color OF trees IN
two nights. by an anilIne dye iniec.
ton. BY this Process II may be possl.
Ne TO change q forest TO any color
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16

Some Of Us Know II

A curtain lecture is worth all m.
sermons in the world for teaching N.
virtue OF patience and long sufrer,p,
Washington Irving.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16

The musical acuteneSs OF bors..
demonstrated by the rapidltv -
which cavalry horses learn tho s, ",en
canoe Of busle calls.
First Incuoators.
Eggs were first incunated IN e.,
land by q charcoal fire under co,,as
covering.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16

Stick to Gospel OF Help.
Whether we ourselves are able to
CLIMB or not, we should be ready IL
help others up whenever We are given
the opportunity.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16
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Discovered in Europe BY Director ana
Scenarist After Worldwide Search.
Battlefield Discipline Makes Him j
Natural Actor.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-02-16

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30

La guerra franco -p:uSiaha Sc habfa
iniciado bajo los mGs desfayorables
auspieios para los ejercitos tle Napo-
leon Ill., Eatitlos ell Freeschwiller y
EN- Forhac.l, derrotadas en- las san-
grieEtas batallas de Metz. el mariscal
Me. Mah0E, que mandaba cuatro cuer-
pos cd ejercito. orden0 la retirada So
bre Ia plaza de Sedan.
Es esta una vieja Y anticnada for
taleza, atravesada por el rio Mosa V
II aninada lpor alturas nlpy cercanas.
Su yalor. estrategico. nun para haccr
retnfe la artillerfa antigua, es casi
nlllo. ALI Sc retro Mae Mah6n, desc
rientado por complete Y ajeno los
ptligrCs que 10 amenazahan. En- la
noche del 81 de agt sto pudo haber sal
vado su ej6rcito, huvendo de aquella
verdadera rattneia Ell que mprudpn-
temente oil habfa metid0.
I'll lil IIEt 'ilSitttt uHl P!iHl'Io TIC
serticllbre de 1870, los ha?aros pasa-
ron el rio Mesa pnr Remil.y, Y s" Ell
oelminarOn hacia Ba2eilles, dOnde Sc
inici6 formalmente la batalla. Ierido
en- les pRimcrqs momeatt!s, el mariscal
Mac Maf6n, ldzo enfresa del mando
al general Dufad; pero. al llegar Ia
noticia al general Wimpfen. este re-
elamo cl mandp, exhihiendo al efecto
una orden de Napoleon III.
: Ducrot; in entat'a isTlegarse sohre
IA ,hcstaas de IliyI II unas dos millas
y media s'c Sedan, para aesgurar. Ell
eiIse: de- drsastfe, In .retirada del ejer-
cito Il Belgica No rne wimpfen de
este parecer, sho. de abrirse camino q
todO trance entire las lfneaS prussia
Las. Obscure permanece ante Ia his
terra el papel que dCsenlpeil0 Napoleon
III en- eSta triSte jorlGida ; unOS dicen
que las Seis de Ia mailana monte
n caballo sc ba:i0 en- Bazeilles como
un simple sOldaSo, buScando In muer-
te Otros. que no Salio del recintO de
Sedan, no tanto por tenor los pro-
yeetilgs enemig2s. sino para evitar los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30

denuestos Y los insultos de sus propiOS
SoldadtS. LO que ST esta fuera de
ioda duda es que su corducta en- aque-
la .ooasion no fu6 la de un jefe de
Estado.
y las siete lie In mafiana, avanZa-
ron les prusianos hasta al arrabal de
Balan, Y no obstante los esfuerZos de-
SesperadOs de los francescs, Bazaeilles
is tornado. A las dicZ de Ia maflana
los prusianos So habfan establecido So
lidamente en- Daigny Y La Rapaille.
Mientras los franceses esperaban re-
cibir el refuerzo del ej6rcito del ma
riscAl Bazaine por MeZieres, el prfn-
cipe heredoro de Prussia pas6 el Mesa
por Donchery. V rem0ntando a toda
prisa por In orilla del rio, vino Il ce
rrar cl cfrcnlo de fuego on que los
prusianos habfan encerradO al ejercitO
frances. \ las d0cc del dia Satenta Y
una baterfas alemanas, (426 piezas)
desde tres dirccciGnoS vimitahan un
hurac:in de metralla sohre las poSicio-
ncs franccsas.
Wimfen. viendo pertlida la batalla,
intcnta el supreme esfuerZo. FL ge-
neral Malgarite da con sus coraceros
varias cargas que seran siempre Ia adj
miIaci0n del mundO. Indtil empeilo,
el bravo general sucumbe con Ia gloria
de los heroes.
: Las caumnas alemanas iniciar0n a
ESQ de Ia una de Ia taE,t la Marcia
s0bre Sedan. V de este m0lnclto In Si-
tuaci0n francesa es va insostenible.
Wimpfen reune Il Su alrededOr dos
mil hombres " So lanZa sObre BALM,
como un tolbellino; recupera esta po
sici0n, pero los pocOs instantes Sc
pierle de nuevO. Y es rechaZado hasta
las plartas de Sedan.
\ las cuatro de Ia tarde. Napoleon
III mand0 cesar cl fuego izar bande-
IA blanca. Ina hOra deSpu&S,. stlSpen-
Gfa las hoStilitladcs el Rey de Prussia.
que, dcSde las alturas de FrenCys, ha-
bfa seguido el curse de Ia batalla. Ali
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30

naticos que la presenciaron en- el Sta
dunn Marina.
Ha. !. sido derrotado decisiyamente
por Jack Thompson, sparring partner
del champion, ell que lie ha ganado ma
da menos que cuatro veces, unas por
knock out, y otrss por decision; tam
bien ha sido vencido por John Gold
frey, (entrenador del champion tam
bien) quien ha retado varias yeces a
Wills, sin obtener respuesta, no obs
tante habertdepositado Godfrey la
Comision de Boxeo de Nueva York,
la cantidad neeesaria, para garantizar
a seriedad del reto.
Hace varios meses en- una exhibi-
cion celebrada con el notable boxer
Bob Martin, champion heavy weight
del Ejercito Americana, Harry Wills
fue "relajeado" como vulgarmente Sc
dice, por Martin, quien anulo ell alta
que de Wills v "jabeandole" constan-
temente, durante la celebration de
dicha exhibition.
En- cambio, Jack Dempsey no ha re-
husado discutir su faja con ell "Toro
Salvaje de las Pampas" Luis Angel
Firpo, que indudablemente posee mu-
cho mejor record que la celebre "Pan-
terra, pues sus victorias sobre Willard,
cue 81 bien es verdad que Firpo no de-
mostro estilo para pelear, pero ST en-
cambio un valor toda prueba, un
punch formidable, y un gran poder
de asimilacion, cosas que bien Sc pu-
Iieron apreciar en- ,su sangrienta pc
iea con ell "Cicl0n del Lago Salado".
Tai vez 81 Harry Wills, en- vez de
pasarse el tempo desacreditando a
Dempsey, y proclamandose champion,
sc hubiera dedicado como 10 hizo Fir
pc, eliminar aspirantes, aunque lhu-
bieran sido boxeadores mediocres, @ui-
zas 81 hubiera obtenido el chance de
discutir la faja, primero que ell ar
gentino. dis ls'''d1-"
Parece que la susodicha "Pantera"
ha optado por seguir la conducta del
'eToro de las Pampas" comenzando
por Homer Smith, quien estaba consi-
dorado en- los Estados Unidos, como
un peleador de cuarta categoria y
que ahora por ell hecho de haberle sos
tenido diez rounds, sin haber sido
'nokeado'', no obstante haber recibido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30
PARA EL REFuG1o DE SrSos

La doctora Catell de Rodriguez. vi
sis6 aver q este hlnnanitalio Asilo, en-
c'Hnlaiifa de sn Sra. ma2re j. legal6 a
los niilos scis latas de leche conden-
sada nm paqncte de chocolate, una
lata d. galletas tinas. Y bombones ex-
qulsitos. para reereo de los asilados.
FL Casino Espanol, envi6 I'm cheque
de cuatro dollars Y ~ cts.
-. Luis Jimenez. representanta de
Ia "Nacional Eiscuit Company envi6
ocho lata dc galletas ;'h Sport Soda.
nofa Angelina Font, de Lares envi0
un cheaue dc dCs dollars.
Las seilaritas Quibones Cabezudo. de
Santnr.e yisitaron cl Asilny obsequia-
ron con buenas frutas. los asilados.
Fl Refusio recibe con agradecimien,
tn cstOs generosas auyilios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30
DE OTROs~ TiEMPos-
DESASTRE. FRANCES EN- SEDAN
SEPTIENlBRE 10. de 1870

recibi0 Ia historical carta tie Napoleon
III: NE pouyant pas mourir Ia te-
te lie mon arrnee, je viens METRE mon
ap6e aux de votre Majestic mo pu-
diendO morir Il la c.heZa de mi ej6l-
cito, vengO depositar mi espada II
los pies de vuestra Majestad''.
Que vtnga", respondi6- secamcnte
a Rcy de Prussia.
La capitulaci6n Sc convino en- DON
cherry. despues de una coiferencia CT
tire Moltke y Bismark, de parte d.
los alemanes; v Wiinpfcn Castelnau
dc parte de los franceses. Las p6rli-
das de 6stos fueron enormeS: 3,000
muertos. 1f.000 hel.is%2s, $4,000 prisio-
neros 1900 refugiados en- B6Ig:ca.
A1' mas, tres banderas, 419 caiones de
todas classes, $4,000 fusiles y 5000 ca
halloS.
Los prusianos no tuvieron otras ha-
jas que 465 oficiales S.4j9 hombres,
etAtre muertcs Y heridos. Pequeilo COS
20 para una tan gran victoria. FL g.
neral MoltkesGbtuyo en- Sedan el mas
briliante triunfo de su carrera dc es-
trqtega de primer oi'den. Los france
ses, yencitl9s mas que por Ia snperio-
lfdad numerical del enemigo, por Ii
incapacidad de su commando en- jefc.
lucharon con her0iSno V abnegaci6n
incomparahlcs. causando la admira-
cion de sus propios yencedores.
J. Cd6Hs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30

NADIA menos que diez y seis knock
downs, ha obtenido algun. renombre.
De modo que es del genero bobo,
Greer que 81 Dempsey ha rehusado dis
cutir con Wills, la championabilidad
de-, peso complete no ha sido por mie-
do como maliciosamente 10 promul-
go la "Pantera", sino por los mott
vos que ahora explicare.
Como quiera que es en- la ciudad de
Nueva York, donde mas fanaticos acu-
den preseneiar estas peleas, y no
permitiendose en- ese estado las peleas
miXtas es decir, entire Yin blanco y un
negro, ha sido impossible su celebra-
cion.
Otro de los motiyos es que como
Dempsey, y principalmente su astuto
manager Jack Kearns, que es ante
todo un hombre inteligente EN- hego-
clos, comprendio que serfa de- mayor
utilidad economical un match con Luis
Firpo, va que este debido a su herlno-
SO record, y principalmente por ser de
raza Latina seria un mayor imam para
ell plblico, que Harry Wills, como
realmente acontecio.
Aunque Jack Dempsey este dispues-
to "a darle la alternative a Wills, es
casi SECURE, que primero Sc enfrenten
Dempsey y el .'fen6meno" Tommy
Gibbons, va que el publico norteame-
ricano, no lie .desagradaria este nuevo
encuentro, debido. al "magistral pa
pei" que hizo este con ell champion dc
los champions, Jack Dempsey.
Mi objeto al escribir estas lineas,
no ha sido, nj el de defender Demp-
sey, nj desacreditar Wills, sino SIM.
plemente, el de desvirtuar los rumo-.
res que acerca del presunto miedo del
"Ciclon" de rehuirle a su o2onente
Harry Wills.
Jose Antonio Caifias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30
CItATRO DISpAROS
J. Cd6Hs.

Anoche, a las nueve ounce, en-
la Avenida General Foch, Julio Ro-
drfguez, de "a aiios, natural de We
ga Baja Y residente en- ell. barriO La
Perla, con una piStOla hizo cuatro dis
paros contra Juan Velazquez, residen-
te en- la parada 1G, Santurce, sin he
rirle. Rodriguez fue arrestado por el
guardia 7pifanio Torres. ocslpandole
Ia pisrola siendo denunciado ante In
Corte Municipal por delitos de aco-
metimiento aggression Y por portar
armas prohibidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30
II wills. y j. Dempsey

SegGn los ultsnios telegramas publi-
cados por los principaies rotativos de
Ia capital, parece qae por fin se ha
de celebrar el tan comentado match
entire el sCiclon de Lago Salado'', Jack
Dempsey, champion pundial heavy
weight, y ell aspirante al nismo, Ha-
rry Wills, mas eonocido por ell sobre-
nombre de "a "Pantera Negra".
Haee proximamente seis meses,
II Iempsey frn6 un contrato tompro-
rletiandose discutir la supremacia
Gel peso corpleto con su retador Fla
rry Wills, siemple Y cuando hubiera
un promoter que hiciera una oferta
tcntadora, y como parece que este Sc
la pre- entado, ess va un hecho cue am
los pugiles Sc enfrentaran probable
n,ente en- Mexico.
Ahora bien, el motiyo que me hace
escribir estas lfnaas, es tratar acerca
del pre&anto mieao, que muchos lie
atribuy en- acknowledgements al cham
pion de enfrentarse con la "Pantera
legra"
5Con1o es possible imaginar, como
e-r6neamente Green ciertas perzonas,
quc Dempsey tema a un boxeador, Gu
yo record deja mucho que desear?
acknowledgements, Harry Wills no
cuenta en- su haber de "re1 1onantes'"
victorias, liinguna obtenida sobre bo-
zeadores de prinaera categorfa, sino
degunda y tercera, como 10 son Buddy
Jackson, Jamaica Kid, Bill Tate, Tut
Jackson, y Kid Norfolk que aunque
este ultimo es notable ipugilista es So
lamente un light heavy.
Ademas, en- una pelea celebrada re-
cientemente en- Madison Square Gar
den, con ell panameno Clem Johnson,
este despues de ganarle casi todos
los rounds Wills, fue "nokeado" por
este en- ell 1ltimo round por agota-
miento del panamefo, quien 81 hubiera
rodido soetenerse en- pie hasta sonar
la campana para la termination del
round duodecimo, cue era &c lo qne
constable ell match, lie hubiera gan&do
a Wills, por decision de los jueces.
Por 1ltimo, ell "reiido" encuentro
con ell "anciano" Gumboat Smith, @u-
va 'sensacionaf pelea"' seguramente
estara fresca en- la mente de los ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30

Ell MEJoR GARAGE DE PUERTO
RICO. Con toda seguridad es Ell de
Andreu, Aguilar & Co., Paseo Princesa,
San Juan, P R., por ell excelente SER
vicio que .da a sus parroquianos. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-30

Jose Antonio lCaiRas.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
PHONE COMPANY IN
 FIRST AID DRIVE
Cars and Men Go Through Year
 With No Accident Record

Two ears out Of three in Use by the New Britain branch of the south ern New England Telephone Co, have been decorated with a safety first in. signia by the company for having escaped all kinds Of accidents dur ing the past year.
 The company announced year ago that il would award insignia to any car which did not have m arci- dent within year, Tho local branch had three ears, One car was struck by Il truck which dashed out of an alleyway and thus lost its insignia.
 Every week in q drive 10 prevent accidents the local men. truck driv- CTS. linemen, etc. are called together and given talk and instruction in preventing accidents .and administer ing first aid treatment. Usually these meetings are addressed by T. r. stam. mers. wire chief. but occasionally an expert on first aid comes here and gives a lecture.
 So enthusiastic are the men in their attempt to keep up a No accident record" that there has not been a day lost because of accident by a single man since Mir. Stammers came to this city, almost two years ago.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Signs of Worms: Constipa- tion, deranged stomach, swollen upper lip, offensive breath, hard and full stomach with pains, pale faces eyes heavy and dull, short. dry cough. grinding of the teeth, tongue coated and covered with little red points, starting during sleep with troublesome dreams, slow fever.
 Mrs. Henry Johnson, s20 Hayward Ave, Baltimore, says: T have bought Dr. True's Elixir for over 10 years and know 1t Is good"
 Mrs. H. N. Roberts, sol Asy- lum St. Flint, Mich, says: My little girl is relieved of her worms" And in a later letter wrote: Baby is fine and it was your medicine. pr. True's Elixir, that helped her"
 Don't experiment-buy Dr. True's Elixir. the True Family Laxative and Worm Expeller. For the whole Family, either child or grandparent. 40c- 60c-s1.2o.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
PLAlNVlLLE JOINS CITY
 IN DEMAND FOR SAFETY
hayaF and selaetman send Letter 10 i'nhlie Utilities Commission Ahent
 llailFaad Hazard.

Mayor 4, M, Paanessa and Frs, seleelman William ], Johnson Of PlainFille have forwarded q letter 10 the Public Utilities Commission st Hartford, calling attention ta 3 dam geFaNs condition resulting from a dee tour in PlaiRyills that causes traffic 10 he diverted over a road that eFnss, es railroad tracks al grade, They ask that the F, r, (, give the matter Of protection serious consideration.
 The letter follows,
 Your attention is called Co the need for protection at Hamlln's Crossing in the Town Of Plainviile. which is being used very extensively because of tho construction work be- ing done on the main road between PlainEille and New Britain. Many hundreds Of automobiles are passing over this crossing daily and We rear that there will he serious accidents unless ample protection is provided at this crossing.
 "Wlll you give this matter your At.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07


 s.FleliVe things for the public through cinema.
 To accomplish something big. Mir, ' sdt asserted, the public should not ne given aniy what ll desires or it ls supposed to want hut what it should have, What il should have. he added, IS something above the level of material now heinz fed to il, He de- elared that the drama. music and llNFatuEe were not in "a period of enr eouraging development"
 Motion pictures have power ex. eeedihs that of the press or the pull pH and influence greater than the lesltioate or current literature. and the possibility of the industry being directed into the wrong channels may well disturb us all," he said.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

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 Your dealer knows of it's worldwide reputation. gained through four generations of public health service. Made from imported herbs of strictly pure quality.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
CASE FOR SOLOMON
Chicago Court Called Upon to Settle Dispute Between Women Who Claim Same Child.

Chicago. June "A parallel 10 the case which King Solomon was called upon to decide faces Chicago judge today
 Two women here say they gave birth 10 the same child.
 A girl five years old. whom both call Leona, is being closely guarded at the home Of Mrs. Nicholas Lenz. wife of druggist. Mrs. Lenz says she can furnish positive proof that the girl was born to her in Chicago.
 Mrs. Julia Warpna says she has birth record certifying that Leona was born to her in Poland and that she gave her to Mrs. Lenz three months ago to keep for her during a period when she was in financial difficulties.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
APPEAL FOR BETTER MOVIES
Constructive and Instructive Pictures Wanted if Art Is to Fulfil Destiny, Convention Is Told,

New York, June 7.--AuthorA edi- tors, dramatists, educators, motion picture producers and scenario writ CTS, gathered for the opening of a two day international congress on motion pictures, were told today that the time has arrived to do big con.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
TELLS OF SMALL PROFIT

St. Louis. June 7.--The high ef-
 ficiency of the grain exchange has reduced the toll of grain between pro- ducer and consumer to where no other staple foodstuffs is distributed at a cost so low, John R. Mauff, executive vice-president of the Chicago board of trade, today told the American Feed Manufacturers association in convention here. When the house. wife pays one dollar for bread the grain dealer and flour miller together receiver only three and four-tenths cents" he said. "Ninety-six and six tenths cents is shared by the wheat grower. the railroads. the baker and the bread retailer" 1
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
WOLGAST VS. NELSON
Veteran Ring Artists Arrange Bout to Re Held in Las Angeles-aAd" Far From Dead.

Los Angeles, June T.-Ad, welgast, former lightweight boxing champion, Will meet Battling Nelson, from whom he took the title. in A return bout here Saturday night
 wolgast, reported dead in the mid de west recently. has heen training al Vernon He Was declared ineompe. tent to manage his own affairs recent. " and Jack Doyle, boxing promoter of Vernon, was appointed his guar. alan wolgast has given away most or his ring earnings, according to those interested in him.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
NOT GUILTY OF sEDrTIoN

Sydney N, s,, June 7.-Mnlcolm Bruce, editor Of "The Worker" and labor candidate for southwest Toronto in the provincial elections, today was acquitted Of sedtion. The prosecu- ton failed to substantiate the charge that he had declared at a labor meet ing thnt he had hoped to sec the red flag substituted for the Union Jack.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Rev. Henry Van Dyke, former United States minister to the Neither lands and Luxembourg writer and English professor, says he will have no quarrel with presbyterian church. men if they request his resignation for his recent utterances in which he re- fused to condemn the theory of evo- lution. He also is opposed to any new tests of orthodoxy and any attempt to impose a wine abstinence pledge" upon all communicants.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

The Herald Classified ads are read for profit as well as far the news value.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Recently 2 pole fel while a msR was woFking on iF He jumped an hack wards and dislaestsd a hone ia his .eg, A physician set the hsne and ihe man was at work lN neat day, ststr ing that he was not going 70 break the record by staying home,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
Federal Man Studying
 Finances of This City

George H. Young, special agent of the United States Census Bureau at Washington, is spending two weeks here Investigating the city's financial condition as of March 31. 1923. when the fiscal year closed. His findings will become a part of the next census report.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
Thusnelda Lodge Members
 to Visit Meriden, June 13

Thusnelda lodge, o. H. S., has been invited to attend the 35th annivers- ary exercises of Augusta lodge of Meriden. next Wednesday. Those who are planning to attend will meet at Turner hall to leave by automobile truck at 1880 o'clock Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Nellie Sullivan doesn't come from the orient. but that didn't prevent her from taking first honors at an oriental dancing contest in Atlanta. Ga. Nellie also goes in for marathon dancing and has record of 10 hours and has is- sued a challenge to the country to out step her