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New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Two Boys on Bicycle
 Run Into Automobile

Two small boys clinging to speeding bicycle down the Smith street hill had their journed sudden ly terminated early this afternoon when their vehicle darted across Broad street and into the left rear wheel of passing truck. The truck was driven by Albin Dressel of 555 Arch street and was proceeding east on Broad street when struck by the onrushing bicycle. The bicycle was smashed and both boys slightly hurt.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
sERIpEN WOMAN NAMED

Hartford, Sept. IS P)-Comris- sioner Charles E. Dow, of ths state bureau of child welfare has appoint cd Miss Enid Parker of Meriden to position in the child welfare. work of his bureau. Miss Parker was connected with the bureau a fey years ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
Grand Jury Called in
 Waterbury Murder Case

Waterbury, Sept. 16 Pl-A grand ,ury was empanelled here today by High Sheriff James Geddes to con- sider indictments against James Gizz, s1, charged with the murder of Anthony Gaudiossi and of Goldie McTear. 24-yesr-old negress, charged with killing Alfred Epps.
 State Attorney Lewis stated to- day that Ernest Berier, an ex- service man. charged with shooting Patrolman William J. Stokes to death here last spring, will be tried on October :.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

He was charged with drunkenness. Jones was a soldier in the World war and was badly gassed.
 William oueor of Bristol, arrest ed in Plainville for the theft Of two chickens, was given six months in pail, judgment being suspended.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
BUILDING PERNTIrs

Building permits were issued to- day as follows: Mario Cianci, eight apartments and store at 143 Tal- colt street, s2s,ooO; Angelo Tomas 50, one family house at 40 Com mopwealth avenue, ss,o0o; Ludwig Filepak, six tenement house at 22s Grove street, s21,ooo; D. Galat, three tenement house at 11S Lyon street, s1o,ooo.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
EIGHT IN RACE

Milwaukee, Sept. Is Rl-Eight men may contest in the special slee- ton on September 2s for the seat made vacant by the death of sena- tor Robert NJ. LaFollette of wiscon- sin. .. ..f.t
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

It required 41.ooo gallons of paint to cover the Interior of the steamer Leviathan.
 Greedy Frog The Herald can always sell that bed via Classified Ad route.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

session of the premises. Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers, which are returnable the first Mon day of October in the city court.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
TO RETIRE CITY BONDS

Subway bonds in the amount of s7,000 will be retired on October |, and interest in bonds not yet ma tured will be paid in the amount of s3,72o. The first amount will be drawn from the payments on prin- cipal" fund, and the second from AieaArn%
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
THeg Gan M He hveH&G Qf QU

Hands busy all day longtime, capable hands, efficient in every sort of household .duy-are really the most beautiful hands of all-t
 PRov1DED-they are given good care! What does "good care' meant Not mere ly the application of creams and lotions, for these cannot completely overcome the dam aging effects of strong soap in dishpan and washtub.
 No-"good care" means protection from the start-the use of a pure, harmless soap for every task.
 z Your hand ned lvo'y's t'oteetioH The use of Ivory Soap for all cleansing has made 1t possible fer millions of busy women to give up for all time the idea that they must sacrifice either their hands to their housework or their housework to their hands. Their hands escape roughness and redness-
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

instead, they possess that firm, white love- Illness so necessary to woman's charm. whatll Ivory15 for5 sOe,y lsoap-.nd:wstef purposel'
 Yes, even though you have always thought of Ivory as soap exclusively for toilet use and for fine laundry. For your hands need, the protection that only IvOry's use can give
 lons sets soap to' sOey tn'pas Ivoryis pure. Pure soap is wonderful cleans, ing agent. Ivory's rich studs get the dirt out of clothes and givethem sweet, white elean- Illness. Ivory is quick for dishes and hygienie besides. ~
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 Cost! Ivory costs so little more ythan harsher soaps and powders that 1t quickly repays you in its protection of your. hands and clothes. .'
 PaoeTzR & GAanLS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
Ell DIRECTORIO' ACLARA SU
POSICION EN- LO REFERENTE
A MARRUECOS


MADRID, agosto II Gable Fran
Eces) En- referencia a las negocia-
clones de paz con Add Ell Krim, una
Enota del directorio dice que Fran
Ecia y Espaha desean usar todos los
mediOs pacifistas y que han redac-
tado condolences en- que Sc hacen
importantes concesiones sacrifis
clos econ0micos. A la zona rebelde
Sc le concede una autonomfa amplia
" liberal baio la soberanfa nominal
del Sultan con una delegation del
califato en- la zona espafola. Am
bos gobiernos no tienen la seguri-
dad Gle que Add FL Krin conoce .esas
bases pero que persiste en- exigir
que Sc reconozca la Independence
del Riff, cosa completamente en-
pugna con los tratados internacio-
males, Asf zes que ha sido impossible
negociar con Add El Krim. Fran
cia y Espana han tratado todos. los
medios para hacer que la sangre
no Sc derrame, rero nuevos peli-
gros mas grandes que los que trata
ban de eyitar les saldran al paso 81
no garantizan una paz duradera en-
el Africa.
1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
AVIS~O

Manati, P. R., Julio Is, 1925.
Los sOciOs de la Association
s'Frugalidad y Abnegaci6n No.
272" reunidOs en- Manati, P. R.
ell "A de JULIO de 1925 han re-
sueltO. mediante una pr6rrOga
alterada semanaImente CO.
mo mas beneficiOso para di-
cha asOciaci6n la disoIuci6r
v0luntaria de esta. Dicha
aprobaci6n Sc efectn6 por vOto
unaflime.
POr via de este avisO, Sc fla-
ce saber la diSOlnci0n vOIunta-
ria, legal y definitiva de dicha
asOciaci6n.
Damos testimOnio legal de
este bajO jnramentO soIemne.
@ Juan CEB0LLERO
Presidente.
Angel M. SANTANA
SecretariC.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18


Lo anterior no deja lugar a
ouoas de ninguna c4ase. La inten-
clon de la Legislature es que trans
curridos cinco amos. de haberse ra
dicado la declaration por ell con-
sr1buyente, no debfa imponerse con
tribucion alguna nj cobrarse la
cue estuviere impuesta, v ahora
por virtud de la Secci6n que CO.
.piamos Sc ratifiea ell periodic de
prescription de modo claro V ter
-nl'nante con la sola exception de
los casos en- que Sc ha radicado
una declaration falsa, pues en- ta-
les casos la contribution puede
ihponerse y cobrarse en- cualquier
tempo.
Despues de un minucioso estudio
de esta question, examinados es-
e17lpulosamente todos los precep-
tos que afectan este asunto, pue
90 asegurar eateg6ricamente que
el Tesorero de Puerto Rico esta
oehgado a cancelar todos los re-
c'oos de los amos 1918 Y 1919 una
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
Los cohtribuy,entes

Vez que Sc compruebe que las de-
claraciones fueron radicadas opor
tunamente, Y exonerar de esa ma
nera a los contribuyentes del pa
go de las contribuciones que adeu-
dan por esos amos.
Y de los calculos que he hecho,
aparece que ell Tesoro Insular per-
dera por este medic, 81 ell contri-
.buyente sabe defender sus dere-
shos, alrededor de Glen nail d6lares
correspondientes al 1918, Y alre-
dedor de doscientos mil d6lares
del ano 1919, en- junto alrededor
de ltrescientos mil d0lares.
pesde luego, que no hemos ano-
tado aqui, porque tendrfamos que
escrihir muchas columnas, todos
los preceptos que estan relaciona-
dos entire ST, nj las circumstances
que pqedan favorecer perjudi-.
car un case, pero hemos copiado
ei precepto general para no tener
cue hacer demasiado extensa esta
information.
En- cuanto a las otras cuestiones
puedo indicarle algo 10 mas bre-
veinente possible.
Parece de primera intenci6n que
el inciso (b) de la Secci6n 85 de
la. ley de 1924, que ACADIA de apro-
barse, autoriza al Tesorero de 2.
Rico cobrar toda contribution
impuesta por los amos 1924-25
de acuerdo con la ley de 1921,
en3nendada en- 1928, pero interpre-
tada esa disposition atendiendo
a la letra y al espiritu de la ley,
de una manera sana, Sc podra lie
ear a la conclusion, que la con-
tribucion impuesta permanecera
asi hasta tanto venga la nueva
contribution determinar ST aquez
LA debe cancelarse, modificarse, o
eobrarse conjuntamente con ell ex-
ceso Q diferencia que resulte a ia
vor del Tesoro. Lo natural serfa
que Sc aplicase Embellishments la
nueva ley, para que cada uno pa
que 10 que legalmente le cores
ponde pagar, pero no seria justo
que una entidad exenta de contri-
ouciones por virtud de la nueva |
ley, sea obligada a pagar una su-
ma determinada para tenerse que
someter al lento proceso de devo-
lucion del gobierno.
En- otra OCCASION trataremos !
otros asuntos de gran importancia
que no podemos tratar ahora, por
que no son para desenvolverlos
Isl a la ligera".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
No Este DesiIusionado poroue
Sc Sienta Enfermo, Cansado
Y DebilitadO

nay una pueva Prescription para
estos Casos la cuaI estan actual
mente TomandO MilIares de perso.
mas y Obteniendo MarayilIosos Re-
sultados en- Pocos Dias.
Vaya Ia drogueria hoy mismo OBJ
,e.lo1, .elea nn frasco, Sc llama Nuga-Tone. lie
ceyo!vera Ia fuerza Y eneraias "a q, q
nstvIos mdsculos Nuga-Tone produce
gangre r,ea y roja: fortifica y entons
.en nervlos los musculos. Nuestroq Iec-
1orss deben probar este maravilIoso "a.
n,eolc ia SIN perdida de tiempo. obra ms.
lcsamente en- tales casos Nuga .Tn,,o
90 90 asradable para tomar y usted comien.
o. 80 sentirso mejor inmediatamente ~.
,noio por algunos dias Y 81 no 60 s;en+o
Aue!ol : tlene mejor semblante, devueIva eI e
srsso &c III. donde 10 compr6 le devolvers, /,
0ns1 o,en 10 que Nuga Tone hara @Ta Sva .a,l Ta
t;ao sne1en de los droguistas o,ie 10 garar
GreH sreeI aevuelvan Ell dinero 81 usted M, No
easua % satisfecllo. vease Il earantIa' s1 -, ~
u ~ irasco. Recomendado. eara,.t;za .;,,rt a.. -
ae venta en- todas las drornsTSas 90, sISss1u'
Anuncio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
JUNTA DE MEDICos
ExAAuNADoREs
ooNvocAToR1A A ExAMENEl

CONVoCATORIA A EXAMENES
De acuerdo con Ia Ley esta Jun
ia celebrara examenes para los
PROFESSIONALS abajo relacionados,
durante ell pr6ximo mes de septiem.
bre, on Ell siguiente orden:
MEDIcos CIRUJANos Y os-
TEoPATAS, dfas 1, 2, 3;4y5.
PRAcTTCANTEs Y oPToME.
TRAs, dias 7 y g.
ENFERMERAs, ENFEEMERos >
CoNEADRoNAs, dias y 10.
Las solicitudes de examen y de-
mas requisites exigidos deberan ser
remitidos al secretario que suscri-
be, Box sO4, San Juan, p. R., des-
de esta fecha hasta Ell dia % dc los
cOrrientes, fecha en- que expira Ell
plazo de admission dc los mismos.
Impresos de soticitudes Q informos
generates podran obtenerse del sr.
T. Vera Riera, personalmente en- u
ofcina, Allen st. No. 8 pOr CO.
rreo.
Los examenes tendran lugar en-
ei salon que ocupa la Junta en-
Allen No. 3, dc 8 A. M. q 10 M.
y de 2 8 P. M, en- los dias In.
dicados.
Los candidates deberan venir
rrovistos de pluma y tinta.
DR.. d. A. Biascoechea.
secretario.
San Juan, p. R.
Agosto 10, 1926.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

.Va piuasa 1s 90 aa0nT
oils
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
Continuation de Ira. pagin:

continuation de Ira. pagina)
daria conocer la de los hombres
entendidos en- estas materias, Ees-
pecto de estos puntos en- discussion.
Yo preguntaba 81 ell Tesorero
de Puerto Rico continuaria CO.
Drando la contribution. impuesta
por los amos 1918 Y 1919 Y que
adn esta pendiente de pago. Esta
question es la que mas ha llama
90 la atencion y es de ella que le
Eablare principamente.
La ley numero so de 1919 que
rigio durante los amos 1918 y 1919
contiene una expresa disposition
rrohibitiva para ell Tesorero. me-
Gandosele autoridad para cobrar
contribuciones despues de un pc
r.odo de S amos partir de la fecha
en- q. Sc radico la declaration. Esta
disposition es tan clara q. no adj
mite discussion, pero SUI alcance ha
sido puesto de relieve con la apro-
baci6n de la LEY de Contribucio-
nes sobre ingresos de 1921.
Ell inciso (1) de la Seccion 60
de la nueva ley resume 10 que di-
cen las leyes anteriores sobre pres
crlpeion,. y hasta crea un nuevo
periodo de prescription para la con-
tribuci6n de 1917-18 que no tenia
la ley ndmero SO de 1917, ratifi-
cando aquel derecho de prescrip-
clen favor del contribuyente.
Dice el inciso (1) de la Secci6n
60.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
ESTA MANANA Sc LANZo AL
Aqua MISS EDERLE.

cABo GRIsNEz, agosto II Gable
Frances) LA srta. Gertrudis Eder-
le ACADIA de terminar su entrenamien-
to para iitentar atravesar la Man
cha nado. Mafiana martes, a las
siete y cuarenta y cinco de la mana
"a, ella Sc tirara al aqua desde La
roca que marca Ell punto extreme del
Cabo Grisnez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

lei importe de las contribu-
clones sobre ingresos Y bene-
flcios excesivos y ell importe
de la contribution .sobre ingre-
sos impuesta por esta ley,
0 por la ley G. contri-
buci6n sobre ingresos nume-
ro SO de 1917, la ley de con-
trlbuciones sobre ingresos nd-
nero 80 de 1919, la ley de CON
tribuciones sobre ingresos nu-
nero 43 de 1921, por cualquie
ra de dichas leyes segdn han
sido enmendadas, Sc tasaran
dentrO de cinco amos despu6s
de radicarse la declaraci6n, v
no podra entablarse I'm procedi-
miento judicial para el cobro de
dichas contribuciones ,despues
de vencido dicho periodo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-05
Rotarians to Send
Is Bows to "Y" Camn

Skowhegan Rotarians had an I'M
usually interesting meeting at the
Tuesday noon luncheon. A special
feature was the return of the club
president, Col. Sherman n. Shumway
from a trip abroad. He was married
in Paris. Donald Hewett of Augusta,
a student at Bowdoin college, who is
acting as counsellor at the state "Y"
camp at Lake Cobbosseecontee, VIM
throp, gave and address full of inter-
est and information, concerning the
work at the camp. and emphasizing
the value to the boys attending.
The music, a pleasing feature Of
the meeting, was directed by DR..
Raymond A. Derbyshire, with Mrs.
Marion T. Oddly at the piano. Guests
present were Rotarians from Bangor
and Sanford, Libby Pulsifer of Chi
cago, ILL.,, and DR.. w. S. Milliken Of
Madison.
The club is taking upon itself a
ne wwork. that of being responsible
for Is boys who will attend the Cob
bosseecontee camp for a week from
August to, Is. This work is being
directed by a committee composed of
w. B. Woodbury.. Carleton p. Mer-
rill and Leslie H. Goldsmith. The
boys are to be from ten to fifteen
years of age.
A rare treat is being planned for
the next meeting of Tuesday Aug. II d.
when it is expected that DR.. Swan Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-05
Notice Of Foreclosure

Whereas Frederic G. Roby of Cam
bridge, in the sCounty of Middlesex
and Commonwealth of Massachusetts,,
by his mortgage deed dated the Fiji
teenth day of october. A. d. 1913, and
recorded in Kennebec County Registry
of Deeds, Book $40, Page ass, con-
veyed to me. the undersigned, GER
tain parcel of land with the buildings
thereon, situated in Winthrop in the
County of Kennebec and state of
Maine, and being the Southerly ex-
tremity or portion, of a point of land
extending into Lake Maranacook and
known as Among the Pines" or
"Craig's Point" bounded and described
as follows:-to wit.-Beginning at the
Southerly extremity of certain large
said "Craig's Point; thence follow
ing the West shore of said "Craig's
Point" in a Northerly direction one
hundred and twenty-five feet to hol-
low iron pin driven into the ground;
thence at right angle running in an
other iron pin driven into the ground;
thence running in South-easterly d.
rection eighty-five feet to an iron pin
driven into the ground upon the shore
of said Lake Maranacook; thence iol-
lowing the shore of said lake at low
intending thereby to convey. and l do
barehv convey unto the said Benz. {.
Lincoln, his heirs and assigns for,
ever the land and buildings described
in deed of Margaret j. Butter ana
Eva MAY Johns to the said Frederick
= Robv. And whereas the condition
of said mortgage has been broken:
Nov, therefore, by reason or the
Lreacb of the condition thereof claim
a Foreclosure of said mortgage;
BENJAMIN C. LINCOLN.
July 27th, A. 3. 1925. oo,,
=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-05

New York, Aug. 4.-(AP)-An
appraisal of the estate Of Mary Eli
zabeth Sherman, daughter of Gen.
eral william Tecumseh Sherman,
who died at Boston April b, 1910,
was filed here today. 1t showed q
net estate valued at $25,79S.
Beneficiaries included Mary Ell
zabeth Tackara, a niece of Boston,
Thomas e Sherman, a brother, of
Santa Barbara, Calf. Eleanor
Thorndike Caldwell, a niece, Cedar
hurst, L. l., and Anna Thorndike
Rock, niece of Boston.
Avon. Mass, Aug. 4.-(AP)-
Forrest and Alvin Straight, broth
ers and Wesley Rix, all of Easton-
dale, were arrested early today,
charged with carrying dangerous
weapons, refusing to move when or
dered by an officer and obstructing
traffic in a public highway. The ar
rests followed Ku Klux Khan
gathering here. A hostile crowd
gathered about group of Khan
sympathizers and Chief of Police
Brown ordered the assembly to dis
perse. The Straight brothers ana
Rix were taken into custody when
they refused to drive off in their au-
tomobile. Chief Brown searched
the automobile and found several
heavy clubs. The three were taken
to stoughton where they were lock-
ID UP.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-05
Chicago, and paid her hackers s57.4t

Chicago, and paid her hackers $57.40
Tor 81 ticket in the pariSmutuels.
Bonnie Watts also was the favo-
rite in the six furlong dash for the
same class, but Lula Forbes again
was first under the wire, and paid
$3.50. Braden Ruler, a gray geld
ing by Braden Direct, owned and
driven by Seth Palm of indianapolis
was second.
The longest shot in the history of
the Aurora track went over in the
sixth race, won by Sonia. bay
mare owned by E. ]. Baker. of ST.
Charles, Ills. A 81 ticket on the
Baker mare paid s27S.40 or 1920 to
l in the pari-mutuels. Quill Berry
bay gelding by Acquillan. driven
by G. Loomis, was second.
The feature event of the day, the
$500 Pioneer Stake for 2:10 PAGERS,
at a mile and a quarter. was won by
Skeeter W., a bay mare by Howard
Hal, from the stable of Walter Cox.
Ribbon Cane. by Peter Hoff. owned
by Edward Peterson of Omaha and
driven by Marvin Childs, was sec
ond. The latter won the mile and a
quarter race for 2:13 PAGERS.
Quill Berry was first in the six
furlongs dash for 2:20 trotters. fin
fishing inches ahead of Winnie
O'Wynn, a bay mare by Azoff- Mai
den Chime, owned by DR.. C. NJ. Mix
of Muncie, Ind, and driven by L.
Mcdonald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-05
Plans Now Being
Made Wateryille Fair

Preparations for what will be one
or the biggest and best Contra
Maine Fairs ever held are now he
Ing made and final touches were nut
on the plans at a meeting Of the di :
rectors yesterday.
Through the B. F. Keith aeenry
three acts Of first class yaudeyills
nave been engaged to entertain the
crowd between the races. Thew are
the Wilson Brothers Comedy Cir
Gus with bucking mules, dogs and
comedians; Gaines Brothers come
dy acrobatic and aerial act and Den
MS Brothers aerial act. Billy Reno
riotous comedian, will do the an
nouncing and cut up on the track.
Much work is being done on the
buildings and grounds. Edgar Muir
ray OF this city has the contract to
construct new sheds for the horses
and cattle and the fence in front of
the grand stand is beig thoroughly
repaired.
.. l.. Berry was unanimously elect
ed as chief ground man. Music will
De furnished this year by Drew's
Waterville Band, this making the
NTH straight year that this band has
functioned.
Pulling horses will be featured
more than usual this year and the
prizes are to total $500 in comparison
to 500 last year.
There will be fireworks on each of
the three nights of the fair, the AM
erican Fireworks Co, having been
engaged to stage the spectacles.
The dates of the fair this year are
Sept. !, 2 and 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-05
WINSLOW
NIadeIine Edna Revno,d.


Winslow people were very much
saddened last evening to learn of the
death of Madeline Edna REYNOLDS.
which occurred at o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. after a long illness from
tuberculosis.
The deceased was born in Win
slow Il years ago, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds. She
received her education in Winslow
schools, graduating from Winslow
high school in the class of 1921.
/ Shortly after her graduation she
entered the employ of the Wool
worth stores in Waterville as clerk
In the office and she held several
other positions in local business Of
noes, until she went to Boston
where she entered the employ of the
Jordan-Marsh Company as steno-
grapher, resigning her position there
to accept another similar one with
the Medford Wooden Company.
She is survived by her parents.
one sister. Marjorie, and a brother.
Kenneth Reynolds. both Of Win
slow.
With her schoolmates, with all her
friends or chance acquaintances.
wherever she went her fine DISPOSE
ton and pheasant ways made her
very popular. During the long dur
alton of agonized suffering to which
she has been subjected. her patience
and courage have been something to
ne marveled at. and throughout her
illness she has received the host of
friends that have flocked to see her
ana wish for her speedy recovery.
with the brightest and most cour-
aeeous display of cheer that could
be asked for.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the Winslow Congregational
church at ? o'clock Thursday after
noon, the Rev. f. S. DoIliff oficiat-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-05
Poor Bohemian
Girl Adopted by
Gotham Millionaire

New York, Aug. 4.-lAP)-Before
the dazzled eyes of 16-year-old Mary
Louise Spas, only daughter of Hitter
ate Bohemian parents. who Is years
ago sailed for America in search of
wealth and fortune, was unveiled to-
day-a vision Of modern fairy land,
greater in promise than the mirage
that drew her parents to these shores.
The Aladdin for Mary was Edward
A Browning, millionaire realtor, who
saw in her the ideal girl he sought
for adoption into his palatial home at
New Gardens, Long Island, as her
sister-companion for his other adopted
daughter, Dorothy Sunshine Browning.
In his three weeks quest, Browning
received 10000 letters from little
girls all over the country. Today
adoption papers were filed.
Bound by promise, Mr.. Browning
refused to give the address of the
girls parents. He said they lived in
Astoria. L. l., that they came from
Prague. Bohemia, Is years ago when
the girl was ono year old, and that
they were very poor.