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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
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El 10 de Abril de 1925, Sc cum
plar&n cinco meses de Ia muerte
de nuestra glor1osa paisana Lola
r. de Ti6.
Traenlos esta pagina Ell dis.
curse de la sefiora Blanche 2. de
Barait en- el segundo Congreso
Cientffico Pan-Amerieano de Mule
res celebrado en- Lima (Perdl en-
Ia Ultima semana de Diciembre de
1924, en- el que hace mensi6n de
aqnella ilustre paisana, que Sc ha
lido al pals de donde no Sc vuelve,
asi como de SUI hija Patria Ti6 de
Sanchez de Fuentes, otra de las
mujeres puertorriquehas de las que
nos sentimos orgullosas.
Exmo. Sr. Presidente.
SeHora Presidents de Ia segun.
dab Conferencia de Mujeres: Seao.
Ias,r seHores:
Grande es mi emoci6n al estar
hoy aqri en- la aperture de la Sc
galnda conferencia Pan-Americana
sde Mnjeres, pues este acto consti.
tnye la reslizaci6n de una espe.
faI12a acartciada durante nueve
aHos.
p cdpome en- suerte presenciar los
sa1hores del proyecto y asistir a Ia
primera Conferencia Pan-America-
na de Muieres en- Washington, en-
1915, y tener Ell honor de coope-
far tambi6n con las damas perua-
mas en- Ia preparation de esta. La
de Washington fue un ensayo, TN
ensavo nuy bri1lante y lleno de
grandes prop6sitos de nobilfsimos
anhelos de acercamierto contiuen'
tai, y de amor de heruanas, perc
hay que convenir en- que la que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
rUNERALEs

Hoy dfa jueves, habra sido
puesto a bordo del vapor esan Lo-
REM, en- la bahia de New Yol<,
Ell cadaver de La que en- vida fue res
rctabilisima DANA. seaora Rosich
viuda de Rocafort.s
Una, vez negado Ell 4Sau Loren
xos' a San Juan, los rsstos norta-
les de Ia noble aatrona seran CON
ducidos la ciudad de Ponce donds
haIIaran cristiana sepultura.
Ell MUNDo acompana en- sus ho-
ras de pena a los deudos de La fl
nada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
UNA soNRIsA,


Myriau1. nuestra joVen Armah"
silna amiga, que no tiene otro pero,
sino el de tomar la vida demasiado
Ien setio, me ha sorprendido hoy de
manana, iuciendo entire las dos IA
chas pdrpuras de sus lahios la mas
agradable sonrisa
iMyriam sonriendo y ausente lie
Sill, Hoy, ell mar va a. hacer una de
las suyas: inundar& La cirdad y subj
RI hasta la calle mas alta.
~ buero... Gqu6?
Que estoy de enhorabuena.
lila loteria7
---completa...
-GQui6n Sc 10 vendio?
Mi boletero... ell mozo mas ga
rrido de santurce.. Despues de sets
u,eses de mutisrno.., ihoy me Aa
|sonreido...!
Y fue precise dejarla- solas, DIP
frutando en- silencio el placer de con-
Ifrontar Ell primoroso BILLETE en-
su bien guardada hsta...
(kbsolueamente veridico.9
--
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

A bordo del lltimo trasati4ntico qua
zaIp6 de nuestro puerto. embarca-
ron con runbo a Espaia el Lcdo.
Salvador suan y su seaora madre, Ia
seaora carboneit de suan-
Don Salvador vino a Puerto Rico
con motive de Ia enfermedad de ia
respectable autora de sus dias, y aho-
ra vuelve q Espana con la algeria
de llevar junto el a la dana. "
convaleciente.
Ell MuNDo despide con toda sim
patia los que Sc ausentan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
UN BAzAR DE MoDA.

...Mejor que bazar, una esplendida
sala de recreo, sitio de moda dom
lie acuden todos los j6venes que en-
San Juan saben llevar bien Ia ropa
" que, al mismo tempo, no quiersn
Ipecar de indiscretos.y
La juventud vista incesantemente
las vidrieras del CABRER SToRn,
v aIlf encuentra los trajes de ire
|prochable corte, los mas variades
estiIos de sombreros de finisima ~
la, Y cuanto articulo de alta fara-
sla puede apetecer un cabalIero.
En- tales escaparates todo s1b
bien presentado; los precios muy gs
tos y Ia mejor calidad en- cuanto a
los obtetos.
Y alli encontraran ustedes Mar
tinez, joven manager del basar
que posee el secreto de compiaeer a
todo Ell nundo, Advt..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

..,En el teatro "onmpo" 10 can
taron noches pasadas, repetidas We
scee, nuestros j6venes amigos, vir-
gilio Robainne, y Carlos M. Teran.
Los bravos artistas, dejaron bien
pnesto eli pabell6n de Ponce; canta-
ron con todas las reglas del arte:
tuena v correcta entonaci6n, ma
cho sentiniento y mejor gusto,- aft
uaci6nfde buenaoleys Y .grandess de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
tAdvsrllssmenU
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

Tho only sure way to get nd Of
dRndruff Is 70 dissolve IL. then you
destroy Il entirely, To do this. get
about four ounces Of ordinary Ilquld
arTon: apply 81 az night when rcur.
ms. use enough 20 moitien tho scalp
and rub II IN gently with tho finger
tips
Do this tonight. and hy morning.
most II not al. 81 your dandruft will
be gpnS and two or three more ap.
piiu,,lanH VIII completely dissolve
and entirely destroy overy single sign
sud trace % II. no matter how much
dhndrun you may have.
You will ind. too. that all itching
and digging OF tho scaip will ptop at
once. and your hair VIII DO fluffy
luatJDus, glossy. silky and soft. and
look and fosl hundred times better.
You can get liquid aryou az any
dfuE stofo aud Il never fails 10 DO The
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
Seattle Programs for Tonight
sstIS r VI.

s-s,IS T. VI.
KFOA-HofmAaG'B e0ncsrt orchestra,
s.tS-sn5 T. NJ
KFOA-Rhudts' store presenting IVES.
~ l. Slimmon. baritone, ard tho Mel
bourne string tito, IN concert; SIR,
slinmGn. accompanied by Mrs, NJ NJ.
Anderson. vii sing; A Little Love ISL
iesuJs A Thrush az Eve tCsdmaul, Trees
tRasbaeh1. Gray Days IJohuscul, For
gotten tCoRlrsI. Border Ballad tNus
wal. MAcuaala tNtcMurroughl, Ny Ola
shake JTrotsrTsi, Garden % Tomorrow
Deepen. Classical and popular solee-
ueas By tn trio VIII balance toe bill
7-I;80 Z. NJ.
KJR-EliA Lemon. telling bedtime
stories. courtesy Frederick 4 Nelson.
5;S0-sg3o 4. VI.
KJR--Musiral Art ensemble, In con
cert. courtesy Frederick 4 Sslsou. d.
rseisd By Ella Helm BoArdmAns while
BY Ny sheep Spiekrrl. by female quar-
let: Cradle song lBphsmla1l. spriuz
BresEcs lswsdlshl, by tho ensemble
Ritourneils the little silver Ring Sum
fnsr (ChamIuadul. pr Ethel Rosa 40
pFano; The Dragon Files tRlmsky K1y-
sakew). 81 female trio. Lullaby tFoF-
syth). The SNOW tEIsarl. BY tho en-
ssmbls. with strlnE accompaniment
SO 4. NJ.
KTCfS--i. r, s. A studio program
Contralto solo, selected. Miss Ethel Cook
piano. selection. Ruth Swap. hymn. Take
the Name % Jesus with You. 7 u. =.
4. chorus. Bible questions aad answers.
II. @. Babcork. hymn, selected. 1. - g.
A. chorus, plano. selected. Ruth Suap.
eontrslto solo. selected Hazel cook
s;i5-p 4. VI
KFOA-Rhods1' department store pre-
ssntinE Mas O'Nrlu Fsldman. soprano. Iu
recital. Miss Fsldman viii sign Mus~t
las yslse song from Ia B0hrna que
emil. As We Part ttlsrnfritzl. For You
Alone CGcshDi Passed By Your VIA
dow tBraheJ.
stSo-i0 T.. VI.
EJR-Hsnri DamskTs orchestra. play
Ing for Puget sound Savings and Loan
association. Tho program; Queen o.
Shaba lGoldmarkJ. Three Classical
songs tRnbcrtsb: ElsEIc fMakssusJ
Wldnuug tPOppsrl. cello solos By George
kirehnsr: The only Girl selection der
hertz. Plcrolo Pic tslatrrJ featuring
Sig MsriEElbh: 4 poub. tGlinckel. By
string trio, Msssrs. Grsrnmnn. Klrehrsr
and Lehman, A Dream JHartlsttI, sa1o-
phone solo by Henri Damski. Herd GirIs
Dream uAbitsky); schshcraEsds CHim-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
advertisements
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
The Radio Star
Iodal@
WEDNESDAY
HOME STATIONS

krCL taoal =9t3o. weather markets
sEts, Fraser Paterson program no, Van
cooks exercises, iQsls. rselpos and purs
DO markets 5.3e. Charmed Land trio
A.Ep. studio program
kTOA tSn IA 30, Rotary club lunch
rpns aud @, Wofmaun's orchestra %
hapryr Kelly progrSm, s.lo. Eihp' temple
kIH tSsp--i. time signal, ll5, or
san recital p produce report SEQ. MAR
krtF. q. thsalCrss 3, Sears kogtuCk pro-
sTaW. S.ge studio proETam.
OTHER STATIONS
Kro ass, San Franchise SEQ and 2.
orrhosgras. s. program, aud 10. or
chsatras
Roo tssp. oukIand-a concert 2.
news
XIX Csoei. OAKLAND -. news. s. sdu.
eation program. D. consents TO- orrbess
ira
kNN tsa7l, Hollywood -, orchestra
8. program 10. orchestra
XIII tiohl. Laa AuEslyE-it1a, Col
lsso Glra club. s. astronomy talk. $40.
proGrAm no, orsHsstFz,
MI beD, Los Angeles n, detective
stories frga. pToEtam 5. string quartet
p. program. no, orchestra.
h1M Nph, Portland -3.lo, news s
and TO- roue.fta
kWsC tSIsl, Pulimaa-i.se. concert
ard educational talks
MCCo uID. Twin Ciuss-T. wEAF
program. s, dance program. 9s5e, or
gan recital
Woo ESQ. Davenport. wEAr
program; 3. organ recital
huA taeA, pHHvcr=d.lO Hook %
kuowIsdEe. 2, musical program, ,. dance
muste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
Musical NoUeity
by KGO Quartet

A musical novelty. Harmony
and Mysteries" viii bo offered BY
tho Gleason male quartet on the
latter half Of Tuesday evening
studio program from KGO, Violin
and flute music occupies tho first
hulf OF tho session. which starts at
$40. ken watts radio brcoEss" at
s. Tho knickorbocker trio Offers
dinner music Rt Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
Mid-West Stations
RebToadcasf WEAF

woo a. Davenport and W1i4 az
Minneapolis both Whrusaut
WEAF. Now York program Tuss-
day evening. starting a. $3.50 ar 8.
r. The programs 5.1o-G Tho Gold
Dust Irvine. o.. Ever Ready hour,
1870. bridge lesson Both stations
will rrbrHaienst tho tpana irouba.
doris from the New York station
from 7 20 s wednesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
Sixteen Voices in
Musical Ensemble

one OF the beat beta ou Tuesday
evenings bills appears 10 be con,
cert sponsored by Frederick a Nri
son from KJH, starting al ESQ, Tea
turing tho Musical AT Ensemble
sixteen female voices wul be heard
They are, First sopranos. Margaret
II Homion, Florence - Mahony
airline N Westeott. Gwcndolync G.
RuEc, Ethel H. Ross. Thiru cav
soy aud Edith Morris. second 20.
pmuos, Helen G, Smell. Halder q
shcad, Ida NJ. simpson. Clara NJ
iartlo and Myrtle H. Treadwrll
altos. Muhlo NJ Clarke. Theresa C.
Gibson, Lottio NJ kraslcr and
Helene g. kmrkr ELLA Helm
Hoarlman directs. Mabeuo Rranneu
accompanies Trio. quartet and
group numbers will be- Offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
TUo Orchestras
for Dances Tonight

There win be two orrhsstras for
dancing Tuesday evening. Eddie
Hardness players Aro on from ESQ
10 ll5So from KFOA. Gordon XII.
bourno's orchestra plays from itJR
from 10 20 II, The klbourne
broadcast Is postponed from Mon.
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24

Wesley l.. slImmon, baritone. and
the Melbourne string trio offer a
concert on n Rhodes store program
from KFOA at 645 Tuesday eve
ming. slimmon will be tho only vo.
caiist, singing nine numbers. The
trio will PLAY In betwenn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
OTHER STATIONS

Kfo ttssl, san rrsurisoo-tsio and
r. orchestra, and >. programs. 10, or
chsstra.
kGo lSsll, Oakland--s, roucsrti =.
news g. Radio trruHrEs sac, programs,
sac. suction bridge. no, dance music.
XIX tsosl, oakIaus-I, reWl
xxx tSSsl, Hollywood, program
T,,S. health talk. 5 and o, programs
10 Movie NiEnt.
NH ttoal, Ice Angeles =T.1o. dos
tslk, & progEAm. 10. orchestra
MI asil, los Anks'ss-f e-plsca
orchssira. ) and ,, programs. 10, ballad
hour,
Voc asa. Davenport - sl1o-T5sl.
wEAF programs, isse, musical program.
wCCo HiIl, rwtn cities -5ssg-1 40.
YEAF programs, 8 weather,
KoA tSsSl, prnyer-s.g9. concert o..
lsnt night.
WIS tStSl. chleaEe-lsIs 20 q. Tea.
turs program.
kGw dsn, Poruand-s. educational
ialks, 10, dance muaIe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24

Hurry Mother! 4 tsaspoonCul OF
California Fig Syrup" now will thor.
oughly clean the little bowels and In a
few hours you have a well. playful
child again. Even II cross. fsvorish.
bilious, conHtipltsd or full Of cold,
children love its pleasant taste.
Tell your druggist you want only
tho genuine California Fig syrup
which has directions FOR babies aud
children OF all ages printed on bottle.
Mother. you must say California. &"
Refuse any Imitation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
tAdvertiSemenU
COLDS
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Breaks a Cold Right Up

Take two tablrts
every three hours
until three doses
uTs taken. Tho
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gives relief The
second and third
doses completely
break up the cold,
Pleasant and safa
TO take Contains
no quluins or OPT.
atns Millions use
"Pape's Cold Com
pound Price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24

sky Karsskowli Merits Dance CSublsD.
Osao-itgSO 4. NJ
kFoA-Eidie HaFkarss Marine room
orchestra
lo-ii Il. NJ.
kiR-6oTdon ktlbouFns's dance or,
fhHatrar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24

tAdvSrtIErmcuD
Proposals Will be received by the
Nurrau o. supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington. ~
G., untll 20 o'clock a. ~. Dec !.
1895, Tor delivering Douglas or. rub
bsr gloves, carpets and rugs. motor
generators, emery cloth. rllnt paper
llnolsum and hand tools 20 tho Navy
Yard, Puget Sound. wash Apply Tor
proposals. a. tho supply officer.
Navy Yard. Puget Sound. Wash. on
10 tho bureau % Supplies and Ar.
counts CHARLES NORRIS Pay.
master General OF the Navy ii-T.sS.
5E,g.s,5.....z5,,5 ----------===
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
NEIGHBORS Plan DANCE

Tho Royal Ncighbors OF America
will hold Harvest Hop in Bar
TONS hall. White Center. Thanks.
giving evening. at . p. m. Byer's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
TUESDAY
HONE STATIONS

Ki7uA tlsll -lgsge. kivauA club
lmeh; and g. hcfmsnHs orchestra
t.tt. Rhodes stcye program $780, I'D
die Hayknras' orchestra
KJR tSsn lie so. musical program
1.lk organ recital. q home hslrs, ilh
produce report. sac. markets O. the
atsrs, $50. pamakIa orchestra
krCL tsoSl-5 so. weather. markets
gtA Publte markets. rgrlpsa. $50
pamskls orchestra. 5, I. %. s. A. studio
prokTam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
ADVERTISEMENT

proposals will be received by the
Eureau OF supplies and Accoun,s'
NaNy Department. Washington, ~
- until 10 o'clock a, M. Dec, g. ls.e,
Tor delivering welding wire, capstle
SOFA, steel conduit ollcloth. calcium
chlorlde, gauges, mineral oil keivs,
sonel, emery cloth. flint paper ana
hand tools 10 the Navy Yard, Puge..
sound, Wash, Apply for proposals
70 inc supply officer, Navy iau'
roau OF Supplies and AccouAts
CHARLES MORRIS, Paymaster Gsn'
GRAZ or tho Navy. ll-l6-g6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24


Eat ono of Boldts baked apples
each day. will keep the doctor ava
Advertisement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24
fAdyertIssmTUtj

thlftyfiyo cents. Druggists guAraR.
too n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-24

orchestra will furnish tho music
and prizes VIII be given for unusu
costumes. $
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
Annual Meeting of the
HaliOWell Benevolent Society

The annual meeting of the Halo
we'll Benevolent Society was held
with the president, Mrs. Grace He'd
rick. The reports showed an eX-
ceeding useful and prosperous year.
There has been much more need for
assistance to the poorer families of
the community this year and the re-
Spouse from Hallowell citizens
through the Benevolent Society has
been correspondent generous. Par
ticularly was this fact eXemplified at
Christmas time, in provision for
Christmas dinners and in the provi-
sion of fuel
Officers were elected at this time
to serve for the coming year. The
entire board, which has served so
efficiently for some time, was unani-
mously reelected as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Grace Hedrick; vice pres
ldent, Mrs. Ernest Currier: secre-
tary, Mrs. Floyd O. Powers; treas
urer. Mrs. George A. Stafford.
After the reports and the election
of officers, the regular program of
the afternoon was carried out.
There was much sewing in the line
OF bedding, and children's clothing
to be done. After the season of
work there was a social hour. Re-
freshments of sandwiches, pickles.
cake and tea were served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs, George
a. Stafford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10

tee. The relief committee Is to look
after members who are sick, and do
other things that may seem neces-
sary and helpful. The members of
this committee are Clarence Carey.
Frank Babbitt and Arthur Leonard.
The second committee. a committee
on membership, is to try to increase
the membership of the Post. The
members appointed for this purpose
are Harold Tibbetts, Raymond Can
ton. and Harold Stevens. There will
be special meeting of the Post
called this next Tuesday evening to
make plans for a musical comedy
to be given some time in the near
future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10

tain in City Hall All these various
improvements have been financed
wholly by the students and have not
cost the city anything. Now the
members of the school have decided
upon new piano. The one at the
school has been in bad repair foI'
some time and cannot be put in or
der because it belongs to a very ear
ly date. This is to be exchanged
for new instrument, especially
constructed for schools. This instru-
ment is small. and low. but has all
the notes and volume of a larger
piano. 1t is much more easily NOV
ed. however. and is too low to inter-
fere with the use of the black
boards. 1t is finished in fumed oak.
The balance of the price of this
piano. after the exchange price Of
the old one has been deducted. IS 10
be met by the students, who are al
ready busy selling their famous jelly
powder and takin subscriptions for
a journal. There is no reason to
doubt their success in this as in
previous matters that they have un-
dertaken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
Marriage Returns

Recent marriage returns filed at
the office Of the city clerk include the
marriage Of Harold E. Merrill. aged
%. of Randolph, and Phoebe E. Cox.
aged "a, of South Gardiner. who were
married Saturday. January 3rd at the
Free Baptist parsonage, Rev. H. A.
Clark being the officiating clergy
man; La Forrest G. Cunningham,
aged 26, of Gardiner. and Violet
Hazel Sanford, aged 81, of Brunswick,
married New Years Day by Rev.
Mr.. Clark: Lillian Annie WEIGH,
aged 81, of Thomaston, and William
Paul Zeplfer, aged 20, also Of Thom-
aston. were married Wednesday. Jan.
It'll, by Z. L. Goodspeed, justice Of
the peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
Fine Concert by Jubilee Concert Co.

At City Hall last night there was
an excellent concert under the aus
pices of the Live Wire Glass of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
Peerless Jubilee Concert Company, a
group of talented colored artists We're
musicians. The eight members of the
company were all excellent both IN
chorus and in solo work. There was
not a dull or uninteresting minute
during the giving of the program,
which was full and varied. There
were modern numbers that received
much applause. but those that were
appreciated most keenly were the
genuine old time negro plantation
melodies and spirituals. "Swing
Low. Sweet Chariot" was a prime
favorite. The entire program was
very enjoyable and the mems class
is to be congratulated on bringing
so fine a concert to the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
William McNeIIy

William McNelly, who died in Hal
lowell Thursday at the home of his
nephew, Warren Joy, Loudon Hill,
was formerly Of Waterville and the
funeral services are to be there at
Pine Grove Cemetery, where the in
terment will also take place.
Mr.. McNelly is survived by four
daughters. Mrs. George Libby of
South Portland, Mrs. Wallace j.
Boothby of Everett, Mass, Mrs.
Charles Bean of Watertown, Mass,
and Mrs. Charles f. Marston of Au-
gusta, also by one son, Percy NJ. Nc
Nelly of Caribou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10
Hallowell Girls Entertain

Last evening the girls of the Hall
DWELL high basketball team enter
tanned the girls of Lawrence high, of
Fairfield at social at the school
house after the game. Various group
games and guessing contests formed
a part of the evenings entertain
ment; also music. The party wound
up by sing. Refreshments of CO.
Goa, sandwiches and cake were serv-
ed. The Fairfield guests were Miss
Clara Hawthorne, coach: Miss Mary
Pooler, Miss Verona Hatch Miss
Florence Wheelock, Carolyn Parlin,
Miss Mil!icent Dyer Miss Hilda Dy-
er and Mrs. Vivian Wytham and
Miss Dorothy Carter.
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Excellent Patriotic Moving Picture
at Old South Church

Tomorrow evening at o'clock a
splendid educational moving picture
Cardigan" will be shown at the Old
South church. Such historical events
as Paul Revere's ride, the Boston
Tea Party and the Battle of LeXing-
ton will be shown.
Patriotic hymns will be sung from
the screen. Children must be accom-
panied by parent or guardian. A
cordial invitation to all.
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The girls basketball team left on
the afternoon train for Skowhegan,
where they played last night. Those
who made the trip were Captain and
the Misses Hubbard. Mcdonald,
Weeks. Christopher, Marson, Clark,
U. Williams, Rose, and Spaulding.
The coach, Miss Morris, and Man
ager Elizabeth Harmon accompanied
the team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-10

Professor F. A. Tubbs, professor of
Astronomy apd Geology at Bates
college, will preach at the morning
service at the Highland Avenue M. e.
church tomorrow. Professor Tubbs
is an interesting and eloquent speak
er and his message year ago in this
church was listened to by a large
congregation. All who are not mem
bers of other churches should i'm
prove this opportunity of hearing this
gifted man.
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Dr.. Dana and Son at Old South
Church Tomorrow

Tomorrow morning the people of
the Old South church will have the
privilege of listening to their former
pastor, DR.. Malcolm Dana, who Is at
the present time leader of the larger
parish work throughout the country.
DR.. Dana represents the Congrega-
tional church in this great work and
has written several books concern
ing it. He will have a message that
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all of his former parishioners will
want to hear. In the evening in con-
nection with the picture service, DR..
Dana's son, Malcolm, will speak of
the splendid work that is being done
in the larger parish work of Aroos-
took.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the services of the day.