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New Britain herald., 1924-08-13

urday night. Johnson who was a years of age and single. formerly lived with his mother at 78 Webster street New Haven and occupied rooms with the Robinson woman on Fremont street, Ansonia. The woman Is mar ried and lived apart from her husband
 Coroner Mix was unable to secure an ante-mortem statement from John son and in the absence of such a statement and the contradictory state- ments made by Johnson before his death, the coroner Is of the opinion that there is no available legal testi-
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13
NEW COAST GUARD BOATS.
20 Destroyers and Two Mine-Sweep.
 CTS Ready for Rum Runners.

New York, Aug. 1S.--Twenty-four navy destroyers, being reconditioned in Philadelphia, will soon be ready to move against liquor smuggling craft, coast guard officials said today. In addition to these boats, the new "dry armada" when fully assembled, will consist, 1t is said, of two former navy mine sweepers. 300 motor boats and more than 2,0o0 experienced officers and men.
 According to reports 24 section bases for supervising the activities of the anti-rum boats will be organized.
 It is the aim of coast officials to starve out the rum vessels within six or eight months.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13
CREEKS ARE ACCUSED

Sofia. Aug. 13.--The mixed commits sion investigating the message of 19 Bulgarians by Greeks in Macedonia recently is said semi officially at the foreign office to have confirmed the Bulgarian version given by the survi- vors to the effect that the Bulgarians were bound and then shot down by Greek troops.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13
who are now under the Jacksonville

who are now under the Jacksonville agreement.
 President Lewis has stated many ton in wages in the union fields. He has said, and everyone has become familiar with his statements, that the United Mine Workers of America will take no backward steps. He regards the Jacksonville agreement as a sacred binding agreement for per- tod of three years and he proposes that 1t shall be lived up to in every particular. Coal companies, coal pa pers, and others may as well take mo- tice."
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses issued at the city clerks office yesterday afternoon were to James $. Magson, 21, of 420 Church street, and Ida May Bingham, 21, of Mittineague; Peter Pernal. 22, of 1S6 Grove street and Josephine Parylak. 21, Of Broad street; George Deutsch, 2S, of sos Stanley street, and Johanna Mandl, 25. of 19 Harri- son street,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13

mony other than that of the Robinson woman. The woman who has been in the county jail since the shooting, in default of bonds and who was held without bonds after Johnson's death Saturday night was ordered released from jail today.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13
NEGRO WOMAN FREED
Coroner Absolves Ansonia Wife in Death of Another Man-His State- ments Conflicted.

Ansonia, Aug. 13.-Lenora Robin son negro, is absolved by Coroner Mix from criminal liability for the death
 of Simon L. Johnson, negro, who was shot in this city December 1, 1923 and
 died at Springdale, New Haven, Sat-
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13
BLUE LODGE FIELD DAY.

The annual Blue Lodge field day.
 under the auspices of the Fellowcraft Clubs of Connecticut, will be held at
 Hanover Park, Meriden, on Saturday, | August 23.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-13
NOTICE.

Charles Barnidos' wife, Julia, has left his bed and board. at Is Hurl- burt street. He will not be respon- sible for any bills contracted by her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-13
Bushee- Thompson
Nuptidls September IS

The marriage Of Miss Alice
Bushee. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ Bushec. to Mr.. Milton
Thompson vii be celebrated Thurs.
day evening. September Is. at tho
home Of the brides pnrtents. with
the Rev. DR.. Ralph Magee reading
the service at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. George Osborne, sister OF the
bride, VIII be matron Of honor. Miss
Virginia Henshaw. maid Of honor.
and Gene and Roberta MacWilliams.
ribbon bearers Mr.. Wayne Green
viii be best man.
In compliment 10 Mias Bushee.
Miss Virginia Henshaw and Miss
Jewel Bcckman viii be hosaesses on
Sunday morning. entertaining with
. breakfast Of fourteen covers at
Miss Henahaw's home.
This afternoon NrB. Earl Douglas
MacPherson entertained with an In.
formal tea at her home for Miss
Bushec. Mrs. w. c. Bentley and
Mrs Charles Terg@on presided over
the tea service and Miss Marion Ko'.
Ilogg and Miss Ruth Jcrauld assisted.
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Assisting at
Orthopedic Shops

Miss Olga Dleckhoff will be hostess
for Trinity parish. Monday. NJ the
orthopcdic lunch room. ia Columbia
81. assisted by Mrs August Ander.
son. Mrs. Kari Knausenberger Mrs.
Lincoln Nordby, Mrs. Arthur Phin.
ncy. Mrs. John Condor. Mrs. George
Plummcr. Mrs. Josiah Collins. Mrs,
p. S. MacIie. Mrs. Herbert Blogg,
Mrs. Fred Dingler. Mrs. c. A. Brown.
Sirs. J. l.. Macpherson. Mrs. II. J.
Bethel. Miss Catherine Collins. Miss
Violet Biogg and Miss Catherine
Brown.
The University guild. with Mrs. q.
l.. I'M and Mrs a. +. Jones. viii be
in charge ut tho Thrift shop on
Monday morning and the Frink Park
guild. with Mrs. ]. b. Hamilton, on
Monday afternoon.
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Orthopedic Round
Table Meetinn

with the advance Of autumn. the
various philanthropio organizations
Of the city. arc making plans for
the years work Among the most
prominent Of these arc the groups OF
women who devote their time and
energy 10 the Chlldren's orthopcdic
hospital
on tho Tuesday before the third
Friday OF each month the round
table meetings arc held. These
meetings are open to any person who
Is seeking information about the
hospital or who may wish 10 organ.
ize groups. in fact, anything that
pertains to the work OF the institu.
ton. Hereafter these meetings viii
be held at the Seattle Fine Arts. 202s
Third ave. instead Of IN the Henry
building. MS has been the custom.
The first meeting OF the season will
take place on Tuesday morning.
September rs, at 10 o'clock.
The sewing chairman OF all guilds
win meet with Mrs William II. Craw.
ford on Tuesday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock. at Hamilton Arms
The presidents OF the different
guilds Of the hospital. who may be
called upon by anyone in her district
for information. includes:
Broadway. Mrs. Cecil II. Bacon.
ca ptlOljG; Capitni Hill. Mrs Mitch.
ell Gillian. ca ptl.O772: Denny Fuhr.
man. Mrs 4. a. Sutherland. Capt..
1859. East Highland Drive. Mrs. l..
n Carvcy, KE nwSl.1o23, East Madl.
son. Mrs Joseph Robinson. ia 81.
G574.R. First Hill. Mrs. +. T. Fischer.
MA in-276l: F'rink Park. Mrs. T.. G..
Waldron. BE acn.135s. Interlaken.
Mrs. James n. Hamlll. CA ptl.4c6s;
Laurelhurst, Mrs. Harold Thompson.
KE nwd.OS22: Madrona. Mrs. Edgar
c. Snyder, BA st.1bgG; Medina. Mrs.
Chaa. n. Banghart: Mt. Baker Park.
Mrs G. A. Brown. BE ncn .205i;
North tsid, Mrs j. G. Mcintosh.
ME lrse.32l4. North Queen Anne.
Mrs. Sybil Hnmrich. Ga rfld.5oo0.
Queen Anne. Mrs. j. ". Goodwin.
Ga rfld-2445; Rcnton Hin. Mrs. H.
NJ Peaso. EA sts2G5. the Highlands.
Mrs. -. Il. Frederick. 81 INSET 0oG5
UnivcrsIty, Mrs s. c. Standard,
KE nwd.iG4s: Washington park. Mrs
Frank r. Dow, ia gt.1925; Eagle
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CarW Kerr VIII We'd
Lnnrin Rnrne

Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Kerr an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Caryl Amanda, to Mr.
Laurin Thaddeus Byrne, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. r.. Byrne, OF Eugene.
Ore. formerly Of Seattle.
Miss Kerr attended Mills college
and is a senior al the University
Of Washington. g. Is member
OF Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mr.. Byrne is a senior at wash
ington state college and Is affiliated
with Beta Theta ri fraternity, Sigma
Delta Chi, honorary journalism. Phi
Delta Kappa, honorary educational.
and Crimson Circle. senior mems
honorary.
No date has been set for the
wedding
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Speakers Luncheon

The Women's University club an
nounees n speakers Luncheon" at
the club for Friday. September 10.
at 1890 o'clock. Miss Aida Bige-
low. OF the international Migration
Service, who recently returned from
Europe. where she has been engaged
in social welfare work, will speak
on Establishing Social Service In
Ports Of Europe"
Reservations are asked Mt the club
by Thursday noon.
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Personal

Mr. Pierre Ferry and daughter.
Miss Barbara Ferry. viii leave Mon
day for New York where Miss Bar
bara viii enter oaksmero school
Miss George Beckwi,h. who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs w. d.
Ghffney for several weeks, left
Monday for her home in Ashland.
VIA
Mr. William Wills Of Los Angeles
Is the guest OF his son and daugh-
ter-in.lsw. MIR. and Mrs. Charles S.
wills.
MIR and Mrs. Ernest Gray have
removed 10 sedro wooiley. where
they will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney y. Chamber
lin Of Chicago. who were the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Paul for
several days last week, left Monday
for their home.
Mrs Richard wucst left last week
for California.
Mira l. A. Leyensnler will leave
next week on short trip to Cali
fornia.
Mr. II. G. subbs win leave next
week on n short business trip East.
Mrs c, " Barnes. with her son.
Charles of Yakima. will arrive sun
day. to place Charles in tho Moran
school. While in town she will he
guest at the Hotel Washington.
Mrs Elizabeth Richmond Miller
has returned from a forinights stay
at Brenta Lodge, near Victoria,
r. G.
Or and Mrs. Warren Bell have
removed to their new home at 354
Highland drive.
Harwoos Morrison left this week
for Brentwood school, near Vic
torin, II. G,
Mrs Jacob Furth and Mrs. Rich
ard Fox will leave Sunday for oak
Bay, TO remain for about ton days
Mrs John Van Alst Austin Mar.
garct Dent and children. who have
been visiting in town this summer,
loft today for their home In Santa
Barbara.
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Entertain for
BetrOthed Pair

To honor Miss Alice Jackson and
her fiance. Mr.. Ernest Riley. whose
marriage will be an event Of next
week. Mr.. Walter Graham. Mr.. Mai
colin Goodfellow. Mr. Harold NJ
Huston. Mr. John J. Dunn, Mr.
Walter Richards. Jr.. and Mr. Paul
Jackson, the ushers at the wedding.
entertained Friday evening with a
dinner dance at the Boulevard Inn.
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Broadvay Guilds
First Meetinq

Broadway Guild Of the Children's
Orthopcdic hospital will hold it's first
meeting Of the fall season Friday aft
ernoon. at 2 o'clock at the home OF
Mr. Horace c. Henry, tli7 Harvard
ave ~
Mrs. I.anRdon G. Henry will be
hostess for the day.
As this will be the opening day
for tho guild when plans will be Pre-.
scented for fall work. the committee
In charge Of arrangements, requests
that members make special effort
TO bc present.
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Mrs. Lotineer Hostess
NJ Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Allan Latimer will be host
ess at an informal luncheon OF her
homo Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
her mother. Mrs. Norman Tucker.
who will leave soon for California
TO spend the winter. and for Mrs.
w. D. Walker. OF Aberdeen. Miss.,
who is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Green.
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Harbor auxiliary. Mrs +. l.. Shep.
ard. Winslow. Darlington auxiliary.
Mrs. A. springstecn 40-I.3 Rcnton:
Endolync .Faunucroy auxiliary. Mrs.
r. 8 Palmer WE st-3sS5. Kirkland
auxiliary. Miss Mabel Nettleton: Sea.
hurst auxiliary. Mrs. H. LaMoito vlr.
gil. Gil cndli6sf J 3. Sunset auxil
larry, Mrs. Lee Mooney. 81 nsct1722;
Vaahon auxiliary. AIiss Mary DySart
vashon. Sumner auxiliary. Mrs. c. l.
Bosworth.
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Mrs Ostrander Is Luncheon Hostess on
Tuesday; Engagement of Caryl Kerr
Announced

MRS. HARRY f. osTRANDER
i'1 will entertain with a luncheon
,f IL covers at her home on Tuesday
afternoon. September i6. in compli-
nent 10 Miss Charlotte Heussy. who
will leave next Thursday to attend
Dobbs Ferry in New York.
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VIII Assist at Tea

Mrs. +. w. Robinson. Mrs. Miller
Freeman. Mrs. c. T. Bryant Mrs.
Furman. Mrs Hex Stafford. Mrs.
J. J. Jennings, Mrs Martin Rozoma,
Mrs L. b. KEENAN, and Nus r. b.
owen viii assist az Mrs. Mary Ter
rcll GicstIng's tea next Wednesday
afternoon from 4 until o'clock.
which viii honor Mrs J. a. Holmes
and Mrs Mark Largan OF New
York who arc new residents In
Seattle.
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Bride-ELect
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. f. wilfrid Budden entertained
with "a bridge and shower at her
nome Friday afternoon. in honor Of
Mics Florence Packer, whose mar.
rage 10 Mr.. Henry Kruse viii take
place October 2.
Invitations were confined 10 lnti.
mate friends Of MISC Packer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-13
BENEF1T PARTY

a bunco party for the benefit Of
the candy booth OF Queen City Chap
ter bazaar viii be held Saturday
evening, September 20, at o'clock
at the home OF Mrs C. & w. Ray.
mond, 22ll Broadway n An Eastern
stars and friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-13
MuNpAY. sFrTENBER IS

Judge and Mrs. waiter ss..i
dinner at home at Port IT.
for Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Ls''
Los Angeles.
MONDAY, sErTEMBER Is
Miss Mary cheArs bridge anc :,
ceIianeous shower for his ."
Hiles, at home
Miss Elizabeth Kerr's inneheo.
the Tennis club for MIS-
xrestA Maesarlans.
Mrs. T. A. FrSnsiolfs luneaea
Mrs H. r. Messer and Nis -
Lee. At the sunset club
Miss MeriSeth Gerbtrs lcnenee..
the Tennis club for Nj" A.
jackson.
WEDNESDAY. sErTEMBER,h-
Mrs. Ross Williams man -
luncheon for Miss Marie Issn-.
and Miss Julia Fisher, q ~
The marriage Of Miss Aiies -.
son to Mr.. Ernest John me-
ST. Joseph's church at u 60
Miss Mary Terrell Gies'irSs
for Mrs. J. A. Holmes arc
Frank Logan, at home '''-
until O'CLOCK -.
Mrs. Albert Wilton and Mrs. w.
Lawrence Wilton 20 entef'al
bridge tea at Hunts Foia' "
house. a.
Mrs. Howard Tsylor's iuneae'Is
Mrs. o. sewail Clark at the -
set club. -
Mrs. W. X. lrvine's bridge iuh1-
-, 49, f.,fs -1,,h
Mrs. Edward VI. HsrringtonsN ~
luncheon at home.
THURSDAY, sEPTEMMBER "
Mrs. Charles +. whittiessss ~
Mrs. ]. Tate MRson's tea i0 -, -
Walter Scott Fits. at hons
until : o'clock.
Mrs. Donald Thomas erias
home Of her mother. Mp
Parrington. for Miss Na's
Macfariano. -
Miss Marian Peplow's iuneaesa -
bridge for Miss Florenss
at home.
THuRsDAY. OCTOBER = -
The marriage OF Miss H, 90
Packer 20 Mr.. Henry Ross - ~
at the Alpha n Delta
house al S:5N o'clock.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER g.
The wedding OF Miss Marie -
and Mr.. Douglas Baliinss,
Westminster Presbyterian '".
at S;3o o'clock.
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PALM CIRCLE NO. &C

Palm Circle No. &C. Ncighbors OF
wooderaft. viii give a social Mon.
day evening. September Is. at s
o'clock at odd Fellows temple, 10th
and +, Pine st. Members attending
are asked 10 dress as children.
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Daughters Marriage
4 53UoliUceCl

Mrs. John W Cody announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Paula. TO
Mr Pierre TulIoch Barnes. son Of Dir.
and Mrs. Pierre Barnes Of Seattle.
SIR. and Mrs Barnes will be at
home in Los Angeles, after October
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cHApTER q p IL o-

Chapter G, p. Z. o.. will meet Mon
day. September IS. az the home OF
Mrs. S. j. Pritehard on Mercer
island. Members will take the boat
at Lcschi park a, 1916 a. m. Bring
picnic lanches.
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RENEFIT DANCE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RAINIER CHAPTER

RAINIER CHAPTER
STUDY CLASS
The study clnss OF Rainier chap.
ter, d. A. r., VIII hect with Mrs.
w. J. Blackwell. 1883 N Broadway,
Tuesday, September i6, ut p. m.
The bazaar committee viii meet at
. p, m.
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PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
Tho initial meeting this season of
the Pennsylvania Study club viii be
held at the Federated clubhouse, go
Harvard ave. N. Friday, September
10. Luncheon az le o'clock Full at.
tendance desired.
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NAH JoNGG AND
nRInHn nAnrN

Lady Stirling chapter. u. a. L.,
has planned mhh jongg and bridge
party for Tuesday afternoon. Septem.
her l6, from until 4 o'clock, ut the
home OF Mrs. II. 1. Bredes, 1904 18th
ave.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
GnTstE-rv

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent so
cicty will meet at Educational Center
all day Monday. September Is, to
sew for the needy.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB

II IaNNsNINt = ~" .hh y
Sunset Heights Literary w. ..rs
have a picnic on Tuesday. ssr ts.sr.
l6. at the homo OF Mrs. Allr ~. x
ucross Lake Washington ~
will leave Madison park at W.
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WASHINGTON HIVE No. 9ll

WASHINGTON HIVE NO. 9iI
Washington Hive. No. 9l4, Ladies
OF the Maccahees. will meet Tuesday
afternoon, September 10. at o'clock,
In |. o. o. +. temple. Annual cleo
tlon OF officers.
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB

Ionia Social club will mss, u
nesduy. September II. At : os'
m. at the Masonic temple. wns Wa
Eastern Stars and friends are y"
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LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION

King County Legislative Fedora
ton will resume its activities on
Monday. September IS. at p. m. in
the clubrooms at the Y. w. c. A..
Executive meeting ut o'clock.
Chairman OF all standing commit
tees urged to attend as plans will
ba discussed for future work.
The federation consists Of group
Of is clubs associated 20 study leg
islation measures promoting the
welfare OF women and children.
MYRTLE CHAPTER, O. T.. s.
Myrtle Chapter No. as, O. r. s..
will meet al tho Masonic temple,
Pine and Harvard. Monday. Septem.
her 10. at S O'Clock. official meeting
OF the Grand Matrun Pearl Il. Goist.
BENEFIT DANCE
Rainier Camp, r. " A.. viii give
a benefit dance Monday evening,
September 10. at Swedish Club hall
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Music
Theo Karle Concert
Tuesday Night

on Tuesday evening. September
rs. Theo Karle. Americas foremost
tenor, viii open the local musical
season with a popular concert at the
First Presbyterian church. Seventh
ave. and Spring st. The concert win
be under the auspices Of the Aid So
ciety OF the church.
Mr.. Karle viii offer as one OF his
numbers 1T May Be. new song
hit with word by Mary Porter and
music by Oliver Wallace. both Of this
city. Mr. Karle Is former Seattle
boy and received his carly musical
education in this city before he went
East, where he won fame overnight
Since then every year has been a
busy one for this young tenor, filling
n series OF concert dates that has
taken him across the country many
times.
The Program follows:
Care selvs'' ........ .-,...,,.... Handel
DANA. DANA Fanchiulls GENTLE.
..,.................. Durnute
Passing BY .........,..,.... $50,
I'm Sail Upon the Dog star. uTSe"
''Nvis Dist du meine koulgin".
''Stanchen" ................. Brahms
Field beloved" ......... .Raehmanluoff
''Over the stcppe" ....,... Gretehanipo0
''salut. demeure ehaste q pure
Faust ..,................. Gounod
who i<nowe" ................. Sticiles
'Tolly Ito" ..........s........-.. Leonl
"All Thru the Night ..,...oid welsh
To Messenger" ............ La Forge
1T Is only Tiny Garden" $500. Wood
Twilight" ...s........'.-..,.'. Glen
1T May Re" ...............,..,tW Wallace
Poem by Mary forter.)
The Years at the Spring" ..... RrRhe
Arville BcistRd nj the piano.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Q

Judge and Mrs. Walter -,
dinner at home at Port 49,.
for M. and Mrs. Marcus ls"1 :
L ~ A >. n.nlna
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Mrs Jacob Furth and Mrs Rich
ard Fox will leave Sunday for oak
Bay, TO remain for about ten days.
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Harwoot Morrison left this week
FOR Brentwood school, near Vic.
torin, H. G,
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Mr. Pierre Ferry and daughter,
Miss Barbara Ferry, viii leave Mon.
day for New York. where Miss Bar
hara viii enter oaksmere school
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Or. and Mrs Warren Bell have
removed to their new home at 35i
Highland drive.
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Mrs. John Van Alsi Austin Mar.
garct Dent and children. who have
been visiting in town this summer,
left today for their home In Santa
Bnrharn.
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H o
CENTRAL

Edificio construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con bafo. Tele-
fono, Timbres, Barberia Y cuanto re-
quiere Ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europe0. American Plan.
BESIDE $1.00 a $50. BESIDE $3.50 a $50
Restaurant q la Carta. Cubierto $1.00
SAN JOSE No. IL.
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sooros DE

Sres. NJ. G.. Miranda, Rafael Rive
"a Santiago, Francisco ". vazquez.
I: Abelia Blanco, Jesds Porras, Ra-
fael v. MIRO. Pedro q. del Vale, Ra-
mon I. Daub6n, M. SAVING, Daniel
Rodriguez, Franceschi Cabanero, +.
sotomayor, Emilio Noya, Rafael Colo
RADIO, Victor r. Lopez Nussa, chas.
H.. crisson, oliver Z. Fassig, Rafael
carr,6n. wailford =. MCGEE, jose An
dreu, Roberto Colon, Jorge del Toro
Cuebas, Diego Biascoechsa.
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NC DONALD NO HA DIRIGIDO
NUEvAS CARTAS 4 POINCARE

PARIS, mayo 10. (Cable frances.
La Agencia de Information Havas,
~contrario d las informaciones dc los
diarios ~franceses e ingleses, asegura
que Mcdonald no ha dirigido cores
pondencia alguna al Primer Ministro
frances.
Conforme a la costumbre de McDo-
maid, este ha informado extraoficial-
mente a Poincare dc los resultados de
sus recientes entrevistas.S
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- tNf&FSA ~tsE r 49, 49, &TNHN ~ - H1S--NER[ZA
-
Sr. Jose Romaguera, Ponce.
Eduardo Pagan Tomei, Rio Pie
dras.
Rafael calder6n Rivera, Ta-
jardo.
EIadio j. candal, -Fajardo.
Manuel Aguayo vslez, Caguas.
= Antonio Riyas, Carolina.
Arthur H. Rossnfeld, Rio
Piedras.
ST. Melville T. Cook, Rio Pic
dras
Rafael Fernandez Garcia. Bio
riedras.
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NUEVO sZAZA

Ha reaparecido ell muy acreditado
Cafe-Restaurant "ZAZA", donde po-
ORA I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
comidas confeccionadas por expertos
en- ell ramo culinario.
Est& situado en- ell Boulevard del Va
lie No. 6 y es este Ell sitio mas venti.
iado de toda La ciudad.
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CARIBE

Situado en- e, coraz6n de la ciudad
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos. Ascensor, Te-
~lefonos, Timbres, Magnificas habita-
clones con bano privado y efectos sa-
nitarios. Especial comfort para fami-
has y viajantes. Precios moderados.
Telefonos 4s4 y 1909. P. o. Box 826
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81,
San Juan. p. r.
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Nuestras habitaciones y comidas
han sido accommodates como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. VI
s~itenos. Hygiene y comodidad es nues-
tro lena.
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HOTEL INCLATERRA

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ArENEo puERroRs1ouEao

En- La ultima reunion ceisbraAa por
la junta. Directive en- la noche del dia
8 del corriente. fueron admitidos CO.
mo socios los ~siguientes caballeros:
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