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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24
CENORA o SENORITA.-

u
pasar FELICES PASCUAS V tener
IN ANO PROSPERO sin irregularidatI
de la menstruaci6n Y los dolores CON
siguientes Tome el VINO DE LOUR-
DES Y despreocnpese. Is
DESEA COLOCACION: TaQufgrafa
de ingles Y espanol, muy experta
Referencias excelentes. Direction r.
N. Power, Box IA. San Juan. 1926.
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CE ALQUILAN Apartamentos moder-
nos para familias, cuatro dorInito-
rios, sala, comedor cocina, doble ms
talaci0n sanitaria, patio Y jardfn. AL
QUILER -MODICO. Parada 2612, Ca
rretera Nueya Informaran EN- la mis-
ma. 1890
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S
NECESITAMOS muchachas expertas
en- monturas, calado Y bordado de
traieS. NeceSitamos deShiladoras Di-
rijase a la Bonita Dress, Arsenal
No. s altos. 1870
GDESEA UD. UN EMPLEADO7
IPor que no darlo conocer en- la
.secci6n de anuncios clasifcados de Ell
MUNDo, por ser Iefda por miles de
personas2 Haga una prueba Queda-
.& satisfecho.
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CASA DE HUESPEDES: para faniI-
has distinguidas. No echara de me-
nos en- su propia casa. Lucia j. Riera,
$50 West, 10 th st. Apartamento 81
New York, Near Broadway. 1-l9.
S~~~s~~s~~~s~~~
GE VENEEN: Por tener que ausentar-
me, una victrola grande, una nevera
nueva, rcpero puertas espejos ceibo
nuevo y maquina singer. Informes. ter
isfono 1924 azul, Santurce. 1927.
~~~s~~~s~S~~~~S~
CE ALQUILAN MAQUINAS: Ffnlay
Machine Exchange ofrece en- alqui-
Ter maQaiaas escribir de todas las mar
cas.-Buena oportunidad para aprsn-
der en- Una maquina ajena.-Aprove-
ciese ahorai Quedan pocas de los ulti-
mos modelos.- -Visitenos escribanos
clio. sFerroteria Finlay (Box 552y Altos
Allen, esq. San Justo, San Juan.
1-19
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24

MAQUINAs UsADAs BARATAs:
A'A Finlay Machine Exchange ofrece
naqutnaE dc escribir RECOMPUES-
TAS de todas las marcas.-Para trab4
jos corrientes practicar estudiantes
no tionen precios. Fuertes, bien presen-
tadas Y de los ultimos modelos- -Visi-
tcnos escribanos clio. Ferreteria Fin
lay Cox 552) Altos-Allen Esq. San
Jueto, San Juan. 1-i9.
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CE NECESITA: Muchacho robusto de
- 1S anos edad bueno para mandados
y para practicar en- trabajos de Off
Gina. Suoido ounce pesos mensuales con
aimuerzo comida. Escriba indicando
referencias, edad, raza instruction
lecibida, a 'sYumbep' Ell MUNDo.
@yIHA a@S 1927
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24

AL coMERCIO EN- GENERAL:
= ofrezco mis- servicios de Contable;
vendcdor Despacho en- almacen. Bue-
mas referencias. Estipendo m6dico Jo-
Sc H. Avil6s. Telefono 405 negro Ave.
Perez 52, Santurce. 1927.
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NENTA DE FLORES NATURALES

en- ramos, cruces, coronas, en- La
Gale Hoare n6mero l6 lame al tele-
fono 678 azul
<~~so~>~~~D~s~~ ~~~~~O~r>>-~>e~
CASA A PTAAZOS.-Compre su casa
con 10 que pagara de alquiier I'm
Ell sitio mas sano fresco de Santnrce
(Monteflores) con caile embreada, luz
electrica, telefonO, gas Y aqua G a to-
das horasl puede usted adquirfr la su-
va, limpia, atractiva lie moderna
construction, pagando pequena canti-
dad al cOntadO, y el resto en- hlpoteca
a rpagar mensualmente, como 81 fuera
alquiler. Buen vecindario, sitio dellcio-
so, panorama bellisimo, transporte IA
Gil por servicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En- cuanto Sc resuelva la Tranquil
cia, la nueva lfnea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci0n. Venga yer
las va vendidas y habitadas por sus
duefios, quienes estan encantados de
su buena adquisici0n. As1 indaga usted
Y Sc informa por ellos mismos direc-
tamente Informara; Ulises Roman
Borges, Cristo /, tercer piso. Telefo
40 155, San Juan. z.
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DOR $500 alquflanse apartamentos
Independence, ventilados, recien-
temente construidos. Sala, comedor,
cocina, cuatro dormitorios, despensa,
balloon, galerfa, servicio sanitario mo-
derno. Informaran: Jose de Diego 54.
Tel6fono 272, Rio Piedras. +.
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LILO JAPONES: Superior cuantos
= = Sc han empleado para coser q ma
no a maquina, por su flexibilidad J
tenci0n especial Env1e la isla fran
queo extra. Los MuchachOs, San Juan,
% ID p
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NAAQUINA DE sUMAR \ REsTAR !:

Por $3.50 cash G. o. d. Fdcil de
manejar, c6moda seg,ira. lie devolye-
remos ell sdinero 81 no esta conforme
DAVILA & PADILI4A, Cabo Rojo, p.
r. LII
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PARA NAyIDAD Y REYES. Prove

PARA sNAVIDAD. Y REYES. Prove
chosa compra de duraci6n. Satisfac
ci6n garantizada o devoluci6n. Cami-
sa de lana superior ca1idad, colores
girls, brown. kahki. va,or $2.95. Zapa-
to negro, estilo policiaco, piel kangaroo
leg1timo, taco de gonna, y6lor $685..
Enviando 10 centavos por la calnisa,
y LOO por los zapatos, los recibira de
fabrica y pagara Ell resto al recibirlos
Dirfjase: Auselmo Torres Co., Cidra,
p. Z. 1924.
sc VENDE: Por menos de su valor,
residencia de concrete con 25OO me-
tros de solar en- Hato Rey, Stop 29iA,
informaran Tel. 788 negro. Santurce.
1850 1921
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HAGASE UNA FORTUNA con 25c.
Monte en- su casa una fabrica de
mufiecas. Envfenos un giro postal por
valor de 25c lie remitiremOs 2 ca
bezas. moldes e instrucciones para ia
bricar muMecas. MARION DOLL MFG.
San German. p. X. 1926
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ANUNCIOS ECON0MICOS
SOLAR BARATO.- por ausentarme

SOLAR BARATO.- Por ausentarme
vendo solar 535 metros situado calle
casas. Sitio ideal para residencia CO.
mercio a $3.50 metro, dand0 de con-
tado $4,000 Y resto $1,000 mensualeS.
Gale Dos IInos. No. %, Santurce, Te-
lefono $50 Rojo 1921.
CE NECESITAN: Deshiladoras mon
tadoras, Dirljanse a Glassberg, Lu-
ma 81, San Juan 1926
TOYERIA FINA-Precios especiales
para diciembre. Regalos propios pa
"a las fiestas. Joyerfa Felix Lopez, dom
de estan el "Globo Magico' y ell
'Reloj de las Luces''. 1929
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-24

piano: Sc vende en- buenas condicio-
nes, hay tambi6n I'M 6rgano ar
monio prepio para una Iglesia 0 Capt.
LA. Arsenal s. Marina, San Juan. Te-
lefono 292 azul, Santurce. 1924
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CE ALQUILA por $31.OO casa madc-
ra. Tres dormitorios y conforte mo-
derno en- parada A, calle LOLA, Ave.
Maria. Mocz6 No. % cerca del parque
Informard detras de la misma Mi
guel Sanchez, Sgt. Co. d., Goth Inf.
1924
The Washington times., 1924-05-29
From Station ]. o. %.

One month from tonight. Mr..
7. Borem, president Of the Vet.
urinary College. viii give a three
hours talk on ''Some Fossils I
Have Discovered" We are tell
ing our patrons early 90 that they
can arrange to see a show on
that evening.
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

Use Chex just 40
you would other fine
toilet eoaps-for face,
bath, shampoo. Chex
produces an abundant
creamy lather, cleans
quickly and thoroughly
and never irritates.
Thie amazing new
kind Of soap 10 for sale
ct all good drug stores
and toilet counters.
Look for the checked
package. Oct your
cake now. Ask for
The Washington times., 1924-05-29
ADvERTIsEMEMI
FEEL BETTER
in FEW HOURS
OR NO COST +!
Take DR.. TEACHERS Liver and
Blood Syrup.

This IL the time Of year when yeur
liver becomes sluggish ana your intSs-
tinee become clogged up with DoieoToua
waste. Your liver does not pron~rI~
purify blood that flows to yonf Inn.
The result is sallow complexion, dark
circles and ptmples. AZ these noinonG
continue to flood your system. yOur
resistance is lowered, you feel dun
ana tired and sick.
:. Make this teStl Cleanse ana H0nA S.np
liver with DR.: Thach0PS LIVER M
bIood syrup. Contains pure thGTodiSata
prescribed BY Physicians. Helps a..
ture strengthen your stomach, o3othe
tired and overtaxed nerves, braee m
system and purify your blood. NotIcs
quick difference in way you LOOK. -
sleep and feel. You, too. WiIi - 49,
isfied' a. other have. or no casa
DR.. Thacher's IL sOId and re.
commended under this Ruarantee
by Peoples Drug Stores and an
leading druggists.
The Washington times., 1924-05-29
Tonight's Program.

8 to s-Notes Of trade and com.
merce. Many people who plan
to go to the seashore this sum.
ner are buying suits Of armor for
protection against the gnats and
mosquitoes.
9 to 11-Advice to young girls.
y1appers who suffer from hay
fever should make their boy
friend take off his straw hat be.
fore kissing him.
10 to 11-Health Hints-To
avoid eye strain wear smoked
goggles when spending a day at
the bathing beach.
The Washington times., 1924-05-29
IT'S GREAT
LIFE
By Les ConIklir,.

AVE Detroit sirl thought that
e draft dodger was an In.
~ valid who got up and closer
the window when the breeze be.
came cool.
This IL the time Of year whau q
June bride drops her novels and
grabs a book Of etiquette.
$40 Month and Beard.
"Yes. my husband has just left
on a Cooks Tour
ITO the tropics. ! presumed"
mo. to the employment assn.
cies."
Don't be too hasty In Judging
guest who keeps his hands "a his
pockets-he may have forgotten
his suspenders.
An offspring Of Scotchman
and an actress should become
millionaire by the workings Of
heredity. He would learn how 70
attract money from his mother,
and how to hold on to 1t from his
father. ~
Slightly Mixed.
I hear your daughter 10 IN.
terested in the study Of music;
do you intend to cultivate her
artistic talent?'
Certainly: I've just paid the
First tnstallment on q mausolsum
for her."
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

CHEX2does more than soap
Manufactured by Pioneer Products Company. Day.
ton Ohio - Geo. Borgfeldt q Co., Sole Distributor.
u1.1lo East 10th Street, New York City.
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

A man who constructed broad.
casting station In q small New
Jersey town has been forced to
abandon the project. The old
maids had all the news spread
around town before he got q
chance to broadcast 1t.
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

Getting SKINNER
Every Day
Something Must Be Done
and Done Darn Quick, Too.
McCoy's Cod Liver OIL Thblets.

Tens of thousands Of thin, run.
down men-yes, and women too
are getting discouraged-NrO Giving
up all hope of ever being able to
take on flesh and look h0althy
and strong.
All such people can stop WORRYING
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

A new kind Of 0oap for men contains q
medicinal extract which has the marvellous
power Of dissolving. removing and preventing
al rernnirnfinn ndnra
The Washington times., 1924-05-29
TRY THESE ON
YOUR RADIO
By Les Conklin.

HE0 NCE there was q radio
fan who wanted to get
~ q larger and better set
but couldn't afford it-so his wife
Hontxihuted the money with which
she had intended 10 buy summer
elothes!"
The Washington times., 1924-05-29
P0SLAM HEALS
QUIckLY,IT'SS0
C0NCEN TRATED

Poslam Is so full Of gentle, heal.
ing medication that 1t begins 10
ACT the minute 1t touches any sick
skin. Itching stops instantly, erup.
tions vanish, and soon the skin Is
clear and healthy again. ANYONE
can afford skin health because Pos.
lam costs but soc, at all druggists.
We recommend the daily use Of
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

Oil is full of flesh producing vita.
mines, but many people can't take
1t because of it's horrible smell ana
fishy taste, and because it often
upsets the stomach.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets
are as easy to take as candy and Re
any thin person don't gain at
least pounds in 80 days your
druggist will give you your money
back-and only so cents q bog, AK
Peoples Drug Stores or any live
pharmacist anywhere.
"Get McCoy's, the original
and genuine Cod Liver Oil
Tablets"
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

and start to
smile riRh t
now for Nc
c oy's Cod
Liver Oil Tab
let's. which
any druggist
will tell you
all about. is
putting nesh
on hosts Of
skinny folks
every day. !
One woman.
tired weak
a n d diScour-
aged, put on
IS pounds in
five W &c X 8
and feels fine.
We all know
thatCOd I.Ovar
The Washington times., 1924-05-29

This IL the time Of year whau q
June bride drops her novels ana
grabs a book Of etiquette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
One Killed in Conn.

New Haven, Conn, Aug. "A ter
rifle storm, reaching tornado prOpr
tions and CenterinG in the Waterbury
and Hartford districts Of the state
this afternoon, killed ono man. in
jured several and Loft path Of
damage and destruction that will to-
tai hundreds of thousands Of dollars.
Martius Elmore Of South Windsor
was killed near his home whom a bolt
of lightning hit his automobile.
Joseph DutkicwiCZ. rs. Of Middletown
is in critical condition as tho result
of skyliGht falling on him when the
plant of the New England EnamclinC
Company in Middletown was hit by
lightning.
Many tobacco sheds. barns and
other buildings in the South Wind
sor Windsor and Rockville districts
were blown down or burned to the
ground as the result of lightning and
damage to standing tobacco crops in
Hartford County is estimated at
$125.OOo.
Twenty-Five street cars of the
Connecticut Company We're put out
Of commission by the lightning and
many sections were without car ser
vice this afternoon and tonight The
city of Rockville has neither electric
lights nor fire alarms tonight, the
power station having been struck
five times by lightning. Over 100 trees
in Rockville were uprOoted by the
wind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
Shower Brings Coolness

Yesterday was very warm and sui
try and with each hour seemed TO come
more heat. The lack OF much of any
breeze on Main street probably was
the cause OF the intense heat. Shortly
after the moor hour was passed drops
of rain began to fall at intervals but
of no quantity sufficient 10 lower the
temperature Of the atmosphere. About
3 +. NJ. however. n heavy downpOur
Of rain. accompanied by thunder. visit
Cd Watcrvllle and set things TO cooling
For several minutes Main street re-
semblcd river. Many people who
we're on the street at that time were
drenchcd, and one chap who was driv-
ing n car upstrcet with no top 10 shel-
ter himself was more or less. bcdrag-
Eled when he reached his destination.
When the rain finally did let up the air
had become a bit more comfortable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
WINTHROP

Mrs. Mary Maxim and daughter
Marian are visiting relatives in
Freeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Woodruff of
Jamaica Plain are passing their va
cation at the home OF W. 2. Briggs.
Eric Hagstron OF Brooklyn, y. Y.
was admitted 10 the Winthrop COM
munity hospital for surgical treat
ment Wednesday He is under the
care OF DR.. Sawyer. also OF New
York.
Mrs. Alphonse lie Vale and infant
son passed Wednesday in Lewiston.
Mrs. Jessie Moody and Miss Flor
ence Moody OF Gardiner and Mrs.
Lima Webster and Miss Grace Web
ster OF Boston were guests Wednes-
day OF Mrs. w. p. Briggs.
Mrs. Claiming Frost OF Gray was
in town Thursday.
The Anti-Cant's met yesterday at
ternoon with Mrs. Thelma Godfrey
for work for the fair to be held lat
er. The hostess served light refresh
ments. The next meeting will be
held Thursday afternoon of next
week with Mrs. EVELYN Godfrey.
Mrs. Helen Grant and Miss Win
nifred Grant have returned from a
visit in Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wickson and
daughter of Waterville were recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
Harris.
The mill defeated Bailey's by a
score of ) to Wednesday afternoon
in the Twilight League series. Fri
day afternoon the Laborers will PLAY
North Monmouth on the home
grounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
Folks Are Urged to
Assist in Lodging
Legion Delegates

with 400 LeEiOnairres coming TO
this city from all parts of Maine. the
housing committee is facing hard
problem In Watcrvillc and 1t is only
through the people of this city, that
they can arrange for lodging the
visitors during the convention days,
August -, 70 and II. There have
been quite n number of citizens who
have notified the committee so far
but there are yet hundreds of dele
gates to take care of and this may
he done right off If anyone who has
rooms. or one room at least Will tel
cphone to Harry Brown. chairman.
at ~. Just give Mr.. Brown name
and the number of rooms and 1t all
goes to help in checking up the
housing problem In Watervillc. This
year the city will hc the buster than
ever during fair week because of the
three convention days. In ordinary
years the majority of private dwell
ing houses. contain one or more WIS.,
itors who come from out of town to
attend the fair. but this year, with
400 more people than ever before
the situation is really serious, SO
everyone who can let n room. can
he of service to the city and to the
American Legion. A call to Mr.
Drawn at 81 will help to turn the
trick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
Manchester Club
10 Venture Against
Portland Today

PORTLAND, Aug. Tho Manchester.
n. H., club of the Central Massachu-
"eits Twilight League. managed by Al
Mclnnis, brother of the famous
"Stuffy' McInnis of big league fame.
Will be the attraction at Bayside Part,
this afternoon.
AL Mc1nnis is the most popular ball
player in Manchester today and hs
put whale of club onto the field
He plays first base like his noted
brother and is dangerous hitter.
Among the stars on the New Hamp-
SHIRE club are Len Dugan of the cele-
brated Dugan brothers, former Holy
Cross outtelder: Buck Freeman, who
shone for Holy Cross this season and
who is heavy hitter and dangerous
on bases: and Vincent Loeffler. with 81
Mary's College this past season. hut
who Will enter Holy Cross in tho fan.
Loeffier is fast fielder an consistent
hitter.
Dominck Torpe of New York Uni
Versity rivals owen Carroll of Holy
Cross as one of the leading hurlers In
college ranks. is the leading pitcher in
the Central Massachusetts Sunset cir
cult and the second newest batter on
the Manchester team
Either Tom Collins, Frank Tuite or
Lankv Jordan will toe the rubber for
the Green Sox. The game will be called
at SIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
In New Hampshire

I.oudon, y. IT,. Aug. T-LightninE
this afternoon fired the barn owned
by Perley WiEgin and the flames
We're carried 10 his home and 70 the
house and barn adjoining, owned by
Mrs. Grace Dutton ID occupied by
Homer Lahonte. All of the buildings
were destroyed. the loss running over
10000. Two small children Of the
Wiggin family We're carried to safety
by neighhors.
The bolt which started the blaze
was one of many which struck in the
township during a terrific storm ac-
Comranied by high winds and blind
ing rain and hail. There was no
other property loss although several
trees were shattered by bolts and the
limbs of others stripped by the gale.
Crops suffered severely throughout
this section from the pelting hail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
PITTSFIELD

Francis Smiley and sister. Miss Eliza
Smiley. will leave this week for Port
land to pass their vacation.
Mrs. Gertrude Parker of Portland
and father. Howard Jacobs, left for
Portland Tue sdav for n visit.
Mrs, Charles Dysart left Tuesday for
n visit In Oakland.
Mrs, Fred Johnston of Bangor, who
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
+. w. Coolidge, left Tuesday for a
visit in Canton.
Joe Stewart Of Bangor was a bust
ness called In town Thursday.
Miss Alice Dysart Of BOSTON, who ha 8
been the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ,
Dysart. left Tuesday for her home.
Frank W. Weeks left Wednesday for
Lewiston to visit George Lane. While
away H. will visit his cousin, George
Weeks. at Long Branch farm in Bow
doinham. and his nephew. Eugene
Weeks. proprietor of a garage in Au-
eusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] s. Haseltine have
returned from a visit In the home of
their son, Walter Hascltine. in Low
oil. Mass They were accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hasel-
tine and two children, who are now
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl, r. Coolidge
at their cottage at Barrows Point.
Lake Seha Sticook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
WITNESSES TELL
(continued from Page one)

leses of fourth year man at school,
drank heavily for which he was dis
ciplined. and was regarded as ar
gumentative and rather a bore.
The corps of four state attorneys,
fighting for a hanging decision, were
elated at having, they said, forced q
new maneuver by the deefnse in the
calling Of lay witnesses instead of
proceeding with testimony of the two
or three remaining psychiatrists.
The defense, expressing itself as
satisfied with the trend OF the case,
said tonight il would continue with
Law witneSses-young men and wom-
en- of an age with Leopold and Loeb.
In the list. said Mr.. barrow. were
Miss Germaine X. Reinhardt. nick
named Patches" who has visited
Loeb frequently in Jail with Miss
Rosalind Nathan, although there was
some doubt whether the latter would
be called
It was Miss Rosalind who said
Loeb was plain cuckoo" testified
Miss Lorraine today after he had
stuck his thumb into all the choco-
lates on a plate passed to him AT a
dance nj the Nathan home as he
sought a soft centered candy.
AS Miss Nathan, a demure miss in
black and white. nervously mounted
10 the witness box, Loeb craned his
neck for look at his former sweet
heart She avoided his glance until
she left the stand at the noon recess
with Mr.. Groves cries of perjury
ringing in her ears. Then she brush
ed past Leopold and Loeb. hesitated.
turned and impulsively placed both
hands on Loeb's arm. She greeted
Leopold and was whispering hurried
" to Loeb when a bailiff jerked the
young man nearly off his feet and
hurried him toward the elevator for n
return to his jail cell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
Held for September
court on Charge
Breaking, Entering

Earl W. Mcintyre Of q Greenwood
street was arraigned In Municipal
court yesterday morning charged
With breaking and entering with in
tent to steal into tho residence of
Andrew Ware on College avenue
Wednesday The how pleaded not
guilty, but Recorded Letournenu
found probable cause and bound him
over until tho September term Of SUI
rsrior court at Augusta. Bonds
amounting 10 the sum Of $500 were
furnished by James NJ. Mcintyre. ia
'her Of the hoy. and George Fred
cry and the youuGstcr was allow
stcgo.
The only witness IN tho case was
Try Marshall William II. Murray
VhN with Deputy Ralph c, Blunt.
vent 10 the Ware home and found
ne boy IN closet ~ the building,
hswas seen by Mrs. \. NJ. Spiller. n
'eshhor as he was gazing about the
rtcfer'r and she notified the police,
Nasn found tho child had not dis
'lTeed anything about tho premises
'aa he told tho officers that he ad
70 oelect IN entering tho house. II
understood that the hoy entered
~ house by opening window with
sch'sel He did not cfrcr testimony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08

Mrs. Goodrich was the daughter of
Vachariah and Abigail Cole Emery of
Athers and was SIS years of age. She
lived the greater part OF her life in
Athens. She was twice married, the
first husband, Ferdinand Spaulding
who died in the Civil War The Sec
ond husband was Samuel P. Goodrich,
who died several years ago.
Mrs. Goodrich IS survived by one
son, Clarence f. Spaulding; three
daughters, Mrs. Winifred Scott O.
Roxbury. Mrs. Marie Balloon Of New
tonville. Mass, and Mrs. Matte Hall
Of West Roxbury; two sisters. Mrs
Mary Leighton Of Skowhegan and Mrs
Alice Wood and West Medford, Mass.
and brother. Charles f. Avery OF
West Medford. Mass. The funeral ar
rangements have not been announced
The remains Will be taken TO Athens
for burial in the family lot in Mount
Rest cemetery.