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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

"sa.e--WHAM Rochestcr--i.0'0
s:3n~~wGY studio.
sso-MaEwsll pTovram,
9;S0~-Flit Soldiers.
io:05~D Dance,
3.ps--wGy Sshenectady--;as
s;se-pinner music
s s:5S-dSaTii msslc senttncls
500 GOLDMAN Band.
a,nr--Old Counselor
a.30--Studio, dance, organ q hours'.
G.3i--N2z standardization
s:00~Regent Trio.
6:00-Statler Orchestra.
4 2O-- untted States Navy Band.
700-Retold tales
7S0~OrcheStra: memories.
s ssS-Mn1wfil1 Fireman PfTcmsn.
o30-Fiit Soldiers.
StGa--WTAG Worcester--JS0
6:00-Studo program
$50 Coward Comfort.
7,0a~-Studio program.
00-~~G0ldman Band,
90o-~oli Counselor
4a.5-CNRo ottawa--6oo
S0-Cozy Corner
7:n0--Concert orchestra, market.
SOUTHERN.
s9G. a--WWNC Asheviilc--I.Gt0
6;3n~-Recorded program,
T:00~~Dinner concert.
S.i0~~FeRture; old fiddlerS.
9o0-~The Manor.
l0.o0-Features dance.
4s5.9-wSR Atian,a---,;30
7s0~Hoover Sentneis.
a30~~MaXwell program.
9.3o--Flit Soldiers.
10 0o--Colgate hour.
ata.:-wIAN Jackson, iiic---Ss0
= N0-Dinnct music.
s3o~--MaXwrlI hour
a.00--'Trio; Fit Soldiers.
3.:.l--WnA> Lon',, iiie--o3o
! so Hoover scntinels, :.
s no-Song cycle
8: So--Maxwell program.
00--Old Counselor.
9.3O-Fli Soldiers.
3ss.s--MSM NashvilIc--SoO
80 Hoover Scntinels.
s 90 Maxwell P RI,, snIdier,
10 :oe-Theater orchestra.
il;00--Sopfsno
.eGa-wSMB New Orlcans--tni0
s:2n-Danca q hoursl.
.1ti-wRvA Riehmond--i.ioa
7;0o-Talk; orchestra.
s:o0--Chimes; piano recital.
8 So--MaXwel proeram.
600 Ha waiians q hours.
CENTRAL.
sss-KYw Chicase--Si0
Q Se-Fht Soldiers
i0:o0--Siumper music.
4I6,I--WG\.NIIB Chicaao-5"O
a3o-Hal and Dell.
i0.o0-Features and popular.
4.s.3--wLW Cincinnati--70o
6:i5-Diners.
7:oG-Orchestra: feature,
s.30--Maxwell program.
300 ichelin Tiremen.
9:S0-Flit Soldiers.
li:00-Dance.
3si..-wsAi Cineinnati--s30
6:oo-Safety Club: dinner music.
7oo--Scrapbook; Dr.. Adams.
$50 Hoover Sentinels.
s00-FeatureS; KIo Ministries.
930-Dance music.
10: 30-Cuipepper.
3aos-wTAM Cleveiand--f50
6.0o-Apollo Trio
7:o1-Three Twins,
TSG--Hoover Sentinels
8:U0-Symphony orchestra.
44a.a-WCX-WJR Detroit--6sa
.30-Orchestra.
7:n0-Knights Tenplar conclsve.
730-Magic melodies: song cycle.
S:30-Maxwell program.
0:O0--Michelin Tiremen.
9Sa-Fiit Soldiers.
l0,00--Dance; orEan; review.
35...-WWI Detroit-S5O
e0o-Organ.
6 30--Diuner concert.
T3A-Hoover SentinnIs
E:n0-CharleS w. Hamp.
B.3n-Baritnne and violin.
D0-old Counselor
q.S0-Dance music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
RETAIL SHOE STORE
MANAGERS

Experienced shoe store managers. over 81
years old, OF good appearance and willing to
prove their ability out OF town, will ind
an unusual opportunity with large chain
store organization.
Intensive training at headquarters will be
given. and men will he placed in stores com.
mensurate with their ability at the end of
the training period, Honesty and references
must be unnuestionRbie. Write for inter
view. giving details as to qualifications. Adj
dress Box 1881 NJ. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

LET Me EXCHANGE your non-income-pro-
durinu stocks or bonds for unencumbered
real estate or hrst-trust notes. Address BOZ
fTO.M Star office. u
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SITUATION--DOMESTIC


GIRL from Va. wants part-time morning or
afternoon work Call Decatur. 39I8-J.
nred woman potnmoe SiI lJs
WASHING, cleaning part thine work. place
as cook, waitress or maid. Can go away.
Pot. 1872
WOMAN colored days worker. f;rst-clsss
laundress. house cleaner; whole or part
time. 1924 w st. NV. North 1884.
WOMAN, colored. wishes COOKING. general
homework in private family: home nights
Potomac 6286. Best city references.
WOMAN, experienced. desires a place as a
maid or doing light housework. North 92S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

THURSDAY. July 10. 1923.
$50 VIVIAN Rochestcr--i.o.0

Programs preporcd SchcdNId 1or taeFN
coll ettciS EIocncIes or
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SITUATION-~FEMALE.

GIRL, eolored, wants work Has high school
education. Apply 20s4 l. 81. nv,
NURSE. registered, wants position in doc
tors Office Adams i0f00 Br 6ii
S'TENOCRAPHER. rapid. accurate, with legal
convention and court reporting experience,
anyn A nj anS 9ns
YOUNG LADY of personality, Intelligence
wants position as apprentice in beauty Sa~
Ion Call North laS30 between and Z.
YOUNG LADY wishes position as
operator, some experience Call N. ioS10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
WRC-Radio Corporation Of America
t46S.5 Meters-640 Kflocyclesl.

tasS.5 Meters-64e Kilocycles).
"a pm.-~Troubles We Don't Talk
About By Dr. J. F. Montague.
3.i5 p-m.--Manhattan THO.
3.4s pm-"The Bee and the Bee
hive" BIZ Winter Russell.
"A pm.-The Marionettes-
430 u.m.-JoIiy Bill and Jane.
pm.-waldorf-A Astoria Orchestra.
SIS p1n.-Motion picture guide.
5.5s pm.-Base ball scores courtesy
of the Associated Press and the
Evening Star.
Navy Band.
7nm-Tf1e River Choristers.
T.30 u.m.-Hoover Sentinels.
nra.-Mayfiowe Orchestra.
Q p.m.-Halsey-St Stuart hour.
e.30 pm.-Correct time.
$40 Dn1.-StatIer's PennsyIvanians.
10 p.n.-Slumber Music.
II pJn-Weather forecast.
IL TO II pm.-Jardin Lido Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
Gas a.na.-Tower health exercises.
tbs a.n.-Parnassus Trio.
F.3e 10 $50 a.rl.-Cheerio
e.45 am.-Psrnassus Trio.
f0:i5 am.-Radio Household 1nsn-
1890 William Sweeney, BARI
tone.
i0:z5 an-Studio program.
II am.-Organ recital.
lI.45 a.m-PaIais dor Orchestra.
12:45 pm.--Studio program.
! pm-Isotus Orchestra.
pn-ParnasSus Trio.
2:i5 pm.--Studio program.
2.39 pn.--Una Son Boys.
3 PIN Norwegian Art From the
Earliest Centuries" by Berthea A. Berg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
POST FOR J. w. DAVIS.
Texan u. S. Assistant Trade Com
missioner at Buenos Aires.

missioner at BuehOs AlTes.
John w. Davis ir., of Galveston was
appointed yesterday assistant trade COM
missioner for the United States at
Buenos Aires. Mr.. Davis, who served
as an air pilot with American troops
during the war in France. was selected
partly because of his familiarity with
automotive and allied trade, which Is
an important element in the business
between the United States and Argen-
tina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

FURNITURE AND RuCiS-MtoSun1fner safe
hoer suites davenportS, porch rockers.
tonierS. vanitieS. chests and chiHcrohsS.
single and double beds Springs. mattresses.
chairs and tables. graSS. fiber and rAt,sniN
russ. so dining room and Twins room suites,
closets, servers. tables and chairs. all re-
duced screens coStumers. mirrors, lamps
smokers ami windsor chairs. at very low
prices WIN save YOU worry. time aud
money IN ntting YOUR apartment. as that
Is our specially, Terms TO suit. New Bar
gain House. 3oo4 i4th NV. Phone n. Ss42
Open evenings.
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REALTY PARLORS.

EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE. MARCELLED
top rinelet ends; complete. So; Cleopatra
scalp treatment. muscle toning. faciais
chiropody. manicuring. electric treatment:
expert operators; "a years in business. va
Grant pl. Franklin 6l59. --
TRY ONE OF OUR LOVELY BEST PER,
manent waves, SIS. no extras. Natalie l3i'
F st. Franklin 1927.
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HMAL-WaShington Radio Forum
oils Neters-I.240 Kilocyclesl.

6.55 pnl-Thirty Club. conducted by
A. CIoyd Gil.
tbs p.m.-when a Star Explodes,
BIZ Science Service.
$50 p.m.-Concert by United States
ARMY Band. broadcast from Capitol
Plaza.
s:3e plm.-Correct time.
S:3I pm.-'Harmony Hic, ukulele
and song entertainer.
6,45 pan.-Talk by Miss Sophie Alex
ander
ass plm.-Phii Hayden and Les ~ol-
win. entertainers.
s:15 p.m.-Mercharts hour OF music.
1918 10 1890 pm.--News flashes.
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Statesmen.
FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CALL MAIN 100: MIR. INK.
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
Those having direct selling experience. al
though We will train a few promising be-
sinners who desire sales work their voca-
ton. The openings are with a prominent
local concern, and the preStige that accom-
paf1es such connection has played an I'M
portant part I'm the success OF our present
force Our plans of operation assure you
exceptional income. Apply c. r. Thorson.
HARRINGTON Hotel, Room All, between and
II q IN Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

HECHINGER Co. 5th and Fla Ave NE
HECHINGER CO.. 9th and c SITS. S,W.
TTENuINCSER "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LIVE WIRES wanted TO sell 'Ra-Iite,"
Those with cars preferred. References re-
CURED, Call 1890 New Hampshire ave
SALESMAN--An opportunity for u man OF
proven ability TO take over our southern ter
ritory Must be OF good address and have
car. Unless you have the above uualifca-
tons, please don't call. For appointment
call Main 3Ss or III Woodward Blde
statesmen Best opportunity
ever offered htgh-claSS statesmen 20 assist in
capital stock OF new Industrial
fully covered by patents, Many
local users highly indorse and recommend
the product: For interview, apply Room h2l,
Southern BLDG. 81
Candy Statesmen Wanted
Candy statesmen to sell fine package goods
and Speciaities direct to the retail dealers;
must be experienced and have good, clean,
successful record and thoraughly know the
local trade, Weekly salary and commission
paid, Applicant must own and furnish own
car. DO not answer this unless YOU have
earned over $50 per week during past year,
Apply Evan w HOOK, Hotel WASHINGTON.
Friday. between 1890 am and $50 pm.
SECURITY Statesmen.
Men OF experience and good standing TO
compl. te our sales force In the handling Of
an industrial hankng stock which has earned
ton wears ago and has paid t2es to the
investors each year. besides placing a sub
stHntiai amount to surplus Plenty of i've
leads and sales assistance together with
very 1ne prospectus will he furnished to the
men We select Apply between also and II
TAYLOR & Co.
fEth GtP Al Xu
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ALI BOND BLDG

FACTORY sales representative
for Virginia territory must have
wholesale automobile experience.
Address Box 59l-M, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

FuRNTTuRE-AlmoSt new. and friexe living
room suite. mahogaay frame very eomfort-
able, BarSatn. lace Col I'd,
ICE BON, new elee, fan; also new walnut
DINING room suite, bedroon suite, NAH aay-
bed. porch fuTn. Cleveland S2S4-w. after
O'Clock, Must sell cheap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
AMB 'TIOUS
MEN

II you are now employed. hut feel that you
are not In position where you can get
ahead and that you would Ike to make a
already have until you have proven some
thing else better, and YOU have the anshi
ton. energy and backbone to work hours
an evening after YOU complete your present
days work. We want to meet you
"a T. \Innh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
is cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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WORTHI ESS STOCKS. personal loans, part
nership frauds, past due accounts: worthless
checks: we collect anywhere; crafty debtors
apprehended; expert civil. criminal investi.
cations Phone Franklin 500 Bradford
Detective Service, since 1885. Transporta-
ton Bldg Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

MANUFACTURER desires live-wire salesman
as distributor this sections: can ouild perma-
nrnt business for himself: must have car
and $500 for stock; new vending macnlne
and sales plan. with exclusive territory 20
right man. Give phone hummer; Iactory
rcpresentative will call Address Box Aim.
CO. ofncc ' lg'
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made TO the Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch us.
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DESKS. chairs. file safes and safe cabinets.
metal lockers. tables. etc. Save money on
new and recoudtioned once furniture. We
also rent ONCE furniture. SIS st. nv.
H. Baum & Son. Main qi36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

YOUNG man between 81 and 80 years OF
age, by large real estate company. Appli-
can't to furnish car. Salary. $i.400 to 81 500
per year. Reply in own handwritine. giving
past experience. age. etc. Address Box
Star nfhca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

FURNITURE, attractive, of S-roon apt.
for sale. Very reasonable, Including dishes.
silver, linen and cookinS utensils. Apt also
for rent $40 Kentucky ave. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

DINING ROOM SUITE. living room suite,
reed; SunnysGds washing machine, Leonard
ice box. dresser. couch. kitchen chairs.
Morris chair. typewriter. Potomac 3599-j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

DINING ROOM SET. richly hand decorated,
leaving town. % r ! ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

WANTED NERVOUS PATIENTS TO CARE
for. or have pleasant suburban home for old
LADIES or gentlemen Good nursing. Al
dress Box 403-M. Star Office. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

DESK. geuuine early American pine hutch,
table. Windsor chairs and old blanket chest
Call for appointment 30 see them. Wisconsin
1919 2ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

MASSAGE. PHvsIoTHERAPY. CHIROPRAC-
tic. SARA ]. HOLMSTROM, SOB East Capt.
nj Phone Lincoln 7l37 81
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ESTABLISHED ROUTE of vending machines
Tor sale; guaranteed to pay $50 weekly Tor
investment OF $3.50 Give phone number.
Address Rox 34l-M, Star ONCE. ~
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DIAMOND RING. set platinum; hlue-whiss
stones. about 10 KIT; sacrifice. half, no deal
erS Franklin 1923,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

MASSEUSE- OF TIE AMBu-
latorium for Massage, Berlin. scientific treat
cor nth Ant 81
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FURNTTuRE. E'TC,--Take Rdvansaee OF the
opportunity OF Securins your complete house
hold equipment st yoar own price. Az
weSehler'S. go Pa. ave. NV. Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

married. regular cash price, sl3cs special
price. $50; easy terms IL desired j. c. Hard
ing Co. l22k Conn II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

ELECTRIC FIXTURES FOR rooms. SEQ: in
stalled. tnciuding Its. in parloE and d. r.,
WIRING rooms. low as $50; guaranteed
work. terms North gSS 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

COAL RANGE in good condition Reason
able 5SI 18th ST ne ios
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-19

MANUFACTURING all our shades enables Us
To eive better values; opaque shades, see;
Holland shades. SSe and aSc; small adSittionsI
charsc for installing. A, KtEERIATT co.
ING nth and IL ne Lincoln GTq
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REMODEL YOUR HOUSE INTO BEAUTI-
full stucco home at small cost. Makes mouse
ETeprOOt, moderu~-ennanceS property EaIht-
Work by experts Terms arranged. EYER
iastone Prod. Corp. i493 Eve St NV Main
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VINlt1W SHADES screens and metal
Gather Strippins Batter 4 Sen, 1891 Good
lena I'd Sc, IIneeln iol2a,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

yon need money see
is Capital Adjusting Il Finance Co. suite
no T1ief National Rank bldg
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DEIIcATEssEN AND GROCERY. In a fine
restricted neighborhood. doins gooo D,u.s l-
,,ncr all DECATUR 1861 IL
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FIXTURES = Behrends high-eTade tables,
counters. shelving. cash registers. fans.
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23

intellectual attainments. He was | great reader and his memory wa. marvellous. No other word car adequately describe his retentivt faculty No book of value but he could tell the author and quote pass, ages from its contents. Not only did he remember the author of every boek he read but he knew all about the writer and could tell of other books that he had written.
 Knew People And Places
 He had the same faculty in re. membering faces, names, and the his. tories of places and people. It ls doubtful if there is person in Wind. ham county who knows as many pee pie as did he. He knew the person. his relatives, and could trace their an cestry and their intermarriages Riding through the country districts he knew who lived in every house knew who lived there before the pre- sent occupant; knew about the lam fly.
 MT. Torrey was vertically living encyclopedia of Windham County When questions arose as to persons, places, books, or matters of general knowledge, often forgotten by others, it was common practice to refer the question to Mir. Torrey. He al- ways knew.
 But Mir. Torrey was plain man. He did not care for ostentation. He loved people high or low of station. He was unusually fond of children. He enjoyed stopping his car and tax ing them in and giving them ride on their way to or from school. When alone in his automobile he would never pass a person walking by the roadside without stopping to offer to ssgive them a lift" Money or sta- tion in life meant nothing to him.
 Interest in Young Men
 He took an interest in young men. He always tried to get them inter ested in good books. He always be- sought them to be thrifty. For a number of years he had a law class. From this class sprang some eight cen to twenty members of the bar. Not one of the pupils he taught fail EQ to Dac1 Lflt U4t @N wonderful record. Almost as many more studied law with him in these classes, not with the desire or intent to pass the bar but to get some in- sight into the fundamental structure of the law. Mir. Torrey was proud of this accomplishment. He took just pride in the young men he had pre- pared for their examinations and in the fact that all did him credit by pass ing the tests required by the bar asso- citation. He was a born teacher and sometimes those close to him wonder ed if he had his life to live over again if he would not have chosen teaching as his vocation. He would have gone far as a teacher.
 Mir. Torrey was a counsellor in fact as well as in law. His advice was frequently sought by those in trouble. None know of his philanthro- phies as he did not publish them. Many a man or woman who has sought him to obtain a divorce are now living happily as man and wife through his wise counsel. He had much rath-
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23
POMONA GRANGE

Pomona Grange, P. of H.. win hold its first meeting of the year in Elks Hall, Putnam Saturday. The morning session will be opened at II o'clock when reports will be read and routine business will be transacted. A resolution to change the day of meeting from Saturday to Wednesday will come up for action.
 Dinner will be served at twelve o'clock by members of Putnam grange The afternoon session will be open to all grangers. The program includes musical selections by a quartette composed of Mrs. Dorothy Prince and Mrs. Helen Torrey, violins, Miss Gertrude Warner, cello, Mrs. Katharine Lown, piano.
 There will be an address by Hon. Alice Pattison Merritt, state senator, of Hartford, vocal solo, Miss Louise Pike, East Woodstock, talk on 0ppor- tunities for All club work by Miss Marion Standen, Windham County Club Agent, song by Miss Pike, selec- tion by the quartette.
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23
NEW CARS SMASHED

rwo new Chevrolet coaches and two
 Chevrolet chassis, consigned to ne" pr,re Chevrolet Company of this tne were badly damaged, Sunday elss. s.nrroon. on Hampton Hill.
 The new cars were on a trailer .aI and had nearly reached their uusn uuss;nation from the assembling plant os'r1 2. Tarrytown. N r.
 rhe driver of the truck, Anthony r,-inodi of Buffalo, N. Y., reported if'PSe ,Se state police that as he was D Dsaeaing down the steep hill he measure car parked by the say ssSa os the highway. As he turned s,ue ns so pass the parked car his truck guy guy tyaiIer skidded, hit fence on the .. anu eide of the road, skidded back ,be east side, and once more cross .o J sbe road, hit an embankment and sa .;ansd over. The new cars were tip aad oa and one wrapped itself about tree The driver escaped injury.
 As the cars were in charge of an .ndeuendent transportation company .he damage will in no way affect the local dealer.
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23
PUPILS PROGRAM
Children or 7th Grade |. P. s. And
 Smith Street School Entertainers

The successful program given at the Parent Teacher Association meet ing and entertainment last week was due to the cooperation of school pu- pills of the 7th grade, Israel Putnam school, took part in the Longfellow program.
 Program ;--
 Israel Kaminsky, chairman-Or chestra: Chorus; Life of Longfellow, James Alvord: Craigie House, Gladys Varbedian; Old Clock, Beatrice Swan son; Wreck of the Hesperus, Joseph inc Szenczik: Excelsior, Pauline Sher- mon; The Day is Done, Dorothy Brad ford: Rainy Day, Milton Payne {; Launch of the Ship, Donald Bradley; The Arrow and the Song. Melda But ter; The Village Blacksmith, Evelyn Gothrean; Orchestra; Chorus.
 Pauline Rawley, chairman--The Wayside Inn, Carolyn Morse; Hia- watha's Childhood. Helen Brassard !; The Builders, Page Jenkins; Psalm of Life, Beatrice Harrington; The Bridge, Margaret Brassard; The Chil. dren's Hour, Isabelle Uljeka; Evange- line, Martha Thayer; Benedict Belle fontain, Cnrysse Anass BongtclioW Knowledge of the Bible, Winifred Leavestrom; Chorus; Orchestra.
 Candle Lighting
 Pupils from Smith Street School who took part in Candle Lighting ceremony were S-
 Isidore Yaroeh. Harry Weiss. Eliza ceremony were :--Harry Weiss lsidore Yarock. Eliza Jackson, Louise Jack son. Clement Zotta, Almeron Hayes, cemerill Bosworth, William Brisson, Irene Dupre, Fred Tourtellotte, Els worth Hurlbut. Sidney Fisher. Ste phen Troubalos, Dorothea MeAdams, Frannie Weiss, Hazel Longton, Ralph Donnelly, Beth Thompson, Lillian Blake. Mary Donnelly, Rose Hogan, Henry Adams, Clifford Hayes, Will liam Johnson, Mary Bishop, orrin Austin, Dorothy Cordier, Ruth Osier, Grace Reynolds, Noma Gyngell. Sadie Spiegalman, Bernice Bosquet, Mae Yarock. Leo codiere, Eleanor John son, Leah Palmer.
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23
Return to France After
 Extended Visit Here

Mother General Henry and Sister Joseph of the Provincial house of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost, St. Brieuc, France, will sail for home on the steamship Paris" from New York, Saturday. They have been on a pro traeted stay in this country and have spent considerable time at the Pro- vincial house on Church street.
 The two sisters came to America to attend the silver jubilee of the order which was formally observed in Put nam. December Sth last. Since that time they have visited the many cities throughout New England and New York state where the order Is function ing. The visitors have expressed themselves as delighted with the work the order is doing in this country and the enormous strides it has made in the past twenty-five years.
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23
RETURN FROM CUBA

c. Dwight Sharpe, for over forty years superintendent of the water works of Putnam, and Mrs. Sharpe, returned from a trip to Havana, Cuba. Sunday evening. They stopped at Miami Fla, for several hours and there saw Charles Seder of this city. They remained in Havana for five days.
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23

The color of apples depends upon their nitrogen content the highest colored fruit having the least.
Putnam patriot., 1928-02-23

There are thirty-nine known dis .ases that may attack rose bushes.