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THE BKOOTaYX DAILY EAGLE. XETV YCVRTv FRIDAY, XOVKMBK1 7, 1019. Li jwellwood and Dlthrldge, directors of the Ciurrick and EaBtern District Dra-Imatic societies, resnectivcly. for their MARRIAGE LICENSES. Joeeph Rra.ly sl II av- Catherine KnallNh.

II fill ave Coirad Mull, :4 Illenlale, I. Florence clnrk, Us? Myrtle ave Heiijainln Holrf, an lfuvrlie ave OFFERS $280,000 FOR CAMP MILLS DR. CADMAN SPEAKS AT B. H. S.

ASSEMBLY miner KlHie, 22 iv.k I'arl Uion, Xi l'roapv't al '24H John Ann at 21 Mary ijiuv 4th ava 4th ava 132d at, Mhln Ktlllpo ti Carrnll n' ltf Vth ii Sk Hi. i An'ilf W'hin nui, I'atr 'orh. iry TiapiMT, Jmcoo KitiMtiMk 1' Laura lJitr, jo Ilvnk llrnfiik, to Ahatla L'T Urtvl.l Wairton. JiMif Jarkiton. dfi Antnrtro rln.

Kh Ira laHinhril. 21 I'harlaa Aimtlti, 32 OortrutV Iturar, Alhart HHniral, 24 Alvlna Khmer. Hinlth. ,10 iMaltrl Oil). mi Mvtl a Tl Munhaitirtf, Nv :7 pi V4 N'lrnmit av.

tt Thaifonl l.iii'-oln fi I K-ikI1 Kt ir. Kupotit tin Hfrrv at Hicaal ft 179 oin-oral at inw 1211 K. 'KM I 'll K. Kl.1 ll-oti av Wllnon M'i'h. II iTOWfM't't l'l snure In making the evening a success.

The French Club Is again in full swing under the guidance of Mis Jeanne M. Lam. Its officers ara: President, Leah Rosner; vice president, Lilian Singer; secretary, Hyman Slobodof, and member of the executive committee, Anna Lipschltz. VInccnio tlueraralla. Lurjf Pelleterl, 22 Ilarolil Ranford.

601 Mabel Conor, 21 Clau.la Nah, 41 Uertruii" Kalil. 26 Frank )tlurca. 2f Aiittilnrtia Hantnre, 16 Mhjc linlilen, l'a Minnie "0.... John Haaai-tt, 67 41 at 61 Clark at 61 Clark at ....2:8 York al 171 liulil at .229 Ktnrktnn at lli'ywartl at mi at 142 Proaperl avtt Karvan. 24.

Fred Mantanlello. 20 tuna 1 1 rmTiiiA, It (jlUsWppt? Capiiosr.olo, Mary OH.Uo. 11 John Hum, Sit Kmflla Orrtntr, as Murrlii Cohrn, 21 Krtftla Han1, 31 JnAftph PHL iMira, L'4 lotuirtla liiiHHiaiUr, Unity Kiillnff. :0 Atiauata Uprkprt. 26 Nalale MlrtihilP, 24 Anna Haoco.

21 (Mrirn Hulton, 27 Irfita Jftnp, 21 Bet MyptnmrH. 41 Anna. Ilnittk, 24 William Wllksj, HI ma flafhrr. 2ft I-nwrfni' oirar, l-'lktorya Mukmvrka. .462 Carroll at Hi Sd ave Carmela Ahbatrmarco, 17.

ave 1174 WithtLf-p 120 Wlthora Bl 44. lfivilln 414 Wllxnn vs .13 Nvw liotff rd 8 toil ava MaillHon, -1. tt.1l Atlantic ava Hill at 432 Warwick nt -ll 4th avt IW1 10th al ft: Jlrrklmr at 11 mntnn at old HhIiic at Halt io at IM Wyrkoflf ava 2S H. 4th at 7th Kt lOfi rtnrry nt RiMnf, N. Y.

441 ltni'kaway ava VM I'Kkln ave Kuliert Stewart, 60 40 Lafayatta Cora Mittniirtn R. A. Goldman of Chicago Bids That Sum for Government Buildings There. Washington, Nov. 7 The War Department has been offered $280, ono for the Government buildings at Camp Mills, Mlneola, L.

I. This was the highest of 12 bids received by the Construction Division of the Army at Washington yesterday. The bidding ranged from $26,000 up to $280,000, which was bid by R. A. Goldman of Chicago.

The bidding waa opened under direction of Lt. Col. W. C. Couper for Camp Mills, Camp Shelby, and the cantoninenta in Chickamauga and ix tlarber.

21 421 Oahorn at l.llllan Dnhowltx, 21 244 Duinont avi Lennur.ln Morel lo, 19 4 Strong pi Atinelirii Itirnrvalal, 16 II Vnlon at nurtln Kombrekke, 26 5 Hernnrt pi Thereaa Nelann, 26 0 46th Jaroh (Irunewalil. 26.. 1246 WlllouKhhy ave Brooklyn Highschools Observing Speech Improvement Week-Pronunciation Contest. The Rev. Dr.

S. Parkes Cadman spoke in assembly at Boys H. yesterday afternoon, on "Americanism." Dr. Cadman was Introduced by Principal Arthur L. Janes as "one who has prone deeply Into the subject of American character." Dr.

Cadman urged upon the stu. dents the importuncse of dreaming dreams and having visions and cultivating an imagination based on fact. He told how he had worked for 9V4 years In a coal mine 90 feet under ground with only mur books and they were the best 9 years he ever I 965CtnA end tumbler, $3.10 I GIFTS II A GIFT from Ovlng- AXton'sbrings pleasure a to the receiver and re- fleets back credit to the taste of the donor. OVINGTON'S ft "The Gift Shop of Fifth Av: 314 Fifth W. UniUm Now Wwlt.

Frod W. IJndnrN of Hrooklyn, formerly chief lo tlm Tiaiihil ('otifltriictinn Comint.sHtniM.r, Uun romfl a momlicr nf ihi tlrm lianka, llillfj Which will rnntfnun tin irent'tal prnrtlre pul'lii1 arcountinu under the Itrm tiHnu; of Ittinki, HiiIk I -In la i m. Strike HitM G. H. S.

Paper. The Blue and Cold, the Girls High School monthly publication for November, has not been sent to press because of the printers strike. Man-ford Jenkins, business manager, announced today that the first copies will be out early In December. This term's staff follows: Editor-in-chief, Lillian Bronstlen; associate editors, Alice De Sala and Minnie Surgowiti; news editor, Edith Zabriakie; society editor, Myrtle Wllcock; art editor, Elaine Mason; assistant art editor, Frances Nugent. Miss Caroline Percy is faculty adviser.

Four have been chosen to represent 'JA 1 1, am nmyinan, 23 Ills Myrtle ava JniiK'H I'l-llet-hla. 22 .140 al 1 ten Jam in Ail el man, Lilly KrUffKr, 19 Jut llfimw itx, 34 Ula Silll-rnn, 20 60 Haikelt Hi Frank I. kw.iod. 26 XJ6 Preelitent at l.araen, 24 121 Kaat llth at Harry Hymim. 21.

221 Kaat 100th at. Mhln Fanny Nam Ion Hz. 23 116 Walton at fretlerli-k Nulnna. 41 1111 Palmello at FOUNDED 1836. r.naauetn I'etrra, 10 861 Hooper G.

H. 8. in the pronunciation contest Mtiient Overaatraa. 26 t2 Ilrlgga ava at noya H. S.

today. 5" y' nunuwaka, 22 163 Huron at rrank Parka. 2J I.lbortv Hill. Texaa TV Chattanooga National Parks, near Fl. nrst reaucea to nine, and in tne nnai OKicthorpe, Ga.

R. A. Gold mnn also Oglethorpe, ua. K. A.

uoidmnn also put in, he said. "A boy wltri im rN this era of enormoiu demand liriic llnptlittt 'ft Newark. N. made the highest offer for the Chicka agination never is kept in a coal he declared. and moderate provision, live com .111 Stockholm at 411 tiattia ave The boys were advised to resist at petition for supplies has a tendency Lto create higher prices.

tacks which are being made today John Meehan, 21... kldlth HolllH, 25. Frank Fuhrmann, 21 Jcaele A bra ma, II. Robert Powell, 18.. Alice Itelamey, 20 Harrlffon Katella 97 212 Kckford at 22 Kckford at 618 Mcllonnllglt at .,741 Herkimer at I Hull al individual freedom.

"Individuality, Price moderation always has been wnicn means a soul with imagination must have free play," he contnued, 1 Hull at John Vlarardl. 26. lVlV Weeks a- "Anything that cripples individualism llroiu is wrong and you must let no system however plausible, limit individual i a inui I linn 21 r.hr,, Van Slcklen ave Cumberland at Miriam Hen.lrlcknon. 28410 Cumberland at Duhamnl, 23 816 K. 8lxt at.

Mhln IjOtllB filmtnnnu nr. oil u. Ism." Nand now is. one of the underlying staunch principles of our men's and boys' clothes merchandising. Thousands of our customers aic happily conversant with our practice of value-giving they know Dr.

Cadman pointed out to the boys that mediocrity is one of the dangers of democracy. "Democracy has never 217 lt at contributed to the world as many mauga and Chattanooga National Parks property. Harris Bros. AY Co. of New York made a bid of $249,000 for the three cantonments, less than was offered for Camp Mills by Goldman.

The bids are for the frame buildings, waterworks. and every Improvement made by the War Department. The successful bidder under the regulations may be withheld for 60 days, but the Board of Sales probably will make an award within a week or so. The bidders for Camp Mills were as follows: R. A.

Goldman, Chiraco icto.om A. Norton A Cablaaklll, N. Buffalo llouan Wreckine; ana Kalvuga Buffalo Bl.nm Brown ft alone. Bast Teina, Wi.Ml New Wrecking- lndlanapolia IMl.e" Harrla Broa. New York ISj.OuO Iwla Wrecking Hock Inland.

1II.WM Meyer Augenbllck and Joieph Flu-li. Newark R. Hoffman A Baltimore Vil. General Rnglneerlng IndlanapollN. 1Kb, mi Jullua Hammer, New York 12B.su.' Friedman Hlgal, New York great men as other systems," he said, "Washington and Lincoln are the only Filomena AnacrVlico, Felix Rnearlo, 28 Nloolla l.liino, 28.

George 42 Allco Hchtnalntlck. 36 Morris Hubln, 86 Herlha 1. ovine, 20., JOHle Alcmezea, 26.,.., liiimonlKii Pagan. 22. 21; 1st at 26.1 c.nhl at 263 Uold at Herkimer at 78 Lexington ave 968 De Kulli ave .1118 Ave 268 Cold at 263 Col, I Kt test yesterday Marjorie Gardner, Ethel Frankenstien, Sigfried Dehll and Frances Neff were selected.

The judges were Miss C. Wendt, head of the English department; Miss M. Hoi-man of the English department and Mrs. Clinton, voice culture teacher. Twelve high schools will bo represented.

William Palmer Smith of Stuyvesant High School will be in charge. The Literary Strollers will hold its Thanksgiving dance on Nov. 21 in the school gymnasium. Miss Helen Lewis is president and Miss Elizabeth Horne, vice president, Is chairman of the entertainment committee. Miss Lulu Stone is the faculty adviser.

1 C. G. lyclnnd at Training School. G. Leland, Superintendent of Libraries for the Department of Education, addressed the students of the Training School for Teachers on Wednesday.

Mr. Leland told of the opportunities to read good books enjoyed by New York children, of the classroom libraries intended to inculcate a love of books in the child in early of the teachers' reference libraries, and of the larger libraries of the high and training schools. He urged teachers to build up little classroom libraries. two names of America past that will be written down 1,000 years from ln Energy food for every day in the week GrapeNuts the delicious and substantial ready-to-eat cereal Unlike any other cereal. now.

Where are your millionaires that our prices always meet the keenest competition. This is a hint for those who are not yet acquainted salth our policy. Brokaw Brothers 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET v.nariea mmtnilrle, 26 Where are these people we make so much of in these temporary spasms 61) Steuben at at av "V1" Allan. I.UIimhel h'yu. -IA we call elections? Where are they Echo answers, 'Where? "America," Dr.

Cadman said, "is 1-eoendlo l.aiupitiik. 23 Helen penman. 16 Amlbale Hpagnolo, 31. r'Hollnil Atieiil.ll 4 inferior to Europe in art and litera I av Talman at 611 Talmah at I 6n at 1370 71st L'4i4 Putnam av Monehan al 204 Chrlelopber av 162 Cheater at nailer Mnuglltun 21.. rtnna Helilel 20 Uttvla Heln.

38 Hoae Nhaplro, 28 ture, but we have much to teach Europe in what relates to practical popular sovereignty. The United States stands today with Its head above the storm of barbarism In the world. The United States has taught more men to look up to, God instead vninnny ivclo, 24 Newark Pi Tonight's Events. llerlha. (lnnlMPv Mfn-lrlx Daily, xt amain -fil of down to the soil, as their ances f'liiHfaon av 'lympr Rt I'arrlp t'osnrov, 17 C'rpHcpiizo tors did for 1,000 years, than any other Mr.

Leland, who was a captain In a(h AV Marie LnmhHnl! At Zr. GROWTH! country on earth." the 7th Regiment In the late war, The speaker concluded with word spoke of the feeling the boys In Carmine Coppola, 26 iV Navy al Amelia Agrella, 22 6fl Orli av Adam Gem.nel, 25 jm CoineKi .1 iiiininier, of praise for the late Theodore Boose France had for their former teachers, velt. The speaker declared that In his own H. V. Kaltenborn.

on the ftuaelan Situation, Friends' Meeting House, 104 Kchermerhorn 8 o'clock. Brooklyn Institute, concert by Boston Symphony Orchestra, Academy of MuhIc, 8:16 o'clock. Current Topic Talk, by Prof. W. S.

Mycra, 'Mualo Hall, Academy, 8:15 o'clock. Dance, Pratt A. Pouch, o'clock. Mlnstrala, Bedford Presbyterian Church Hall. 8 o'clock.

vi ni case the only one of his early teach Parltianu. 17 una i i i i I This afternoon there Is being held in the auditorium of Boys High the ers that he still remembered was the one that stimulated in him the love Are You Having Trouble Getting Victor Records first Brooklyn Interscholastio Pro nunciation match. This is speech 43 l.H-fVM nl 1'1-t Mpnfiiian st K4 Woodbine at 'Ji'ppfiwfHHi1 av 93 rifpniont av 1H Itpntnn pi 1H lit? ton pi Hhaw av, yurenci of books that still survives. In Introducing Superintendent Le improvement week in the school, and one of the features of the week, In William Hammer. J4 Klla Bennett, 29 Genrife HlnodRood.

24 Ethel Knyder. Oiuwiitie Darnnto. 21- Aaaunta Carola, 20 Oualav Kahel, 27 Klsln relief, SJ Charles Ciixhlng, 32 Viola llyno, .11 Armond Haas, Dance, St. John' College A. College With Great Pride We Announce to Our Many Patrons That Pinna Have Keen Perfectad Whereby The Rotisserie Francaise fact, the climax of It, is this match I o'clock.

land, Miss Emma L. Johnston, the principal, announced thut next week would be Children's Book Week throughout the country, and that tne slogan to be used is "More books in Dance, Star of Hope, O. Trommer's, The match is similar to the spelling bees of former years except that the contestants are required to pronounce o'clock. woofinine at 9a Park av 1R5 Carlton av 14 Dltniaj ftt 27 3:1 Kelii av Broadway Board of Trade, Hart's Hall, 8 Hattle Opnenlieim. the home." the word correctly Instead of spell I i IS ing it.

A word is thrown em a screen and the contestant asked to give his version of it. Down he goes if the accent is put in the wrong place. The Boys High representatives are Albert o'clock. Euchre, (B, Franklin Branch, F. J.

Good Counsel Hall, 8:30 o'clock. Ball, Jerry O'Connor Association, Acme Hall, 9 o'clock. Dinner and reception to service men, rark Congregational Church, 8:30 o'clock, PUBLIC LlCCTtlRKS, 8:16 P. B. 171, Itldgewood and 'Lincoln Professor Jamaa Walter Crook, Ph.D., "Foreign Trade and Our New Merchant IMarlne." We have a large supply at the present time and perhaps just the ones you are looking for.

Call us on ths phone; let us know what records you are after and we will gladly tell you if we have them. Jot tb Telephone Number Down Now KlilU.uih 6432. Aronson, Samuel Nadier, jacoo Lipp man. and Hyman Robinson. Now at 1289 Fulton St.

Near NoKtrand Avenue will be greatly enlarged and improvements made looking to the still greater comfort of our large circle of friends. We have just closed leases for a number of years on the adjoining properties. The Department of Physical Edu cation of B. H. S.

has lost two Friends School News. Plans are under way for the annual fair to be held by the Mothers Club of Frignds School on Nov. 21 for the benefit of the Little Friends Kindergarten. A home-cooked supper will be Rerved. The afternoon dancing class ror younger children opened its season this week.

Amoifg the patronesses are: Mrs. Frank Quinby, Mrs. Hector C. Adam, Mrs. Howard B.

Snell, Mrs. Robert Shearman and Mrs. Frank O. Affleld Sr. inomaa luomo, 28 MO W.

207th at. Bronx Rose Manil. IK ra Max Adelman, 88 19 av Rosa Deaner. isi r-nvell at Trederlck H.theroole. 28 at Anna Carroll, 80 rt.

llamlltoi, r'kway 5J Monro, at Mary Klaner, 18 2104 Fulton at Ctitapare Kumlnero, 30 sth av Rose Aatuto, 20 40th sl Morrla Hhnplro. 25 ...109 Tlrook av, Bronx Jennie Stern, 2R 1537 44th Salvatore Mnlloisl, 21 134 at Luey Kreaa. 18 138 21 at at Saverlo Do Hlaal. 27 305 Rt. Mnrk's av Annunelata Malfronle, 19 ..7 Clnaaon av Jamaa Ully.

26 2(0 Johnaon at Joaeph Rack, 1 240 Johnaon at Carlo Campatnolo, 24 1651 Morgan at I.uoy Kali-o, 21 1051 neren at Marcus Gordon, 25 Waverly av Knllllpen Ili'RChy, 20 ...3114 I.exlliRton nv OeorKO Keltler, 20 900 llelmont av Anita Jnhnaton. 21 182 Himrod a'. Its teachers. Daniel Caplln has left to become director of physical tram a ling in District No. 38.

Mr. Caplin was at Boys High for nearly two years. J. Harold Beekman has resigned to enter business with a firm which has an extensive export business Property Owners Complain Representing a liumber of property owners in the 2d Ward of Queens, Lawyer John C. Judge yesterday asked Justice Manning in the Supreme Court to compel the Queens Corporation HERBERT THIELE 914 Flatbush Ave.

Opp. Erasmus Hall. in Russia. During the war Mr. ML Holyoko Alumnao Mooting.

The fall meeting of the Mt. Hol- Beekman was an athletic director yoke Alumnae Association will be held jnaepn oaiixin. S2 2845 Weat 23d at-i tomorrow at 2:30 clock In the Cen Counsel to file Immediately a final re. for the Y. M.

C. A. After a few months service In camps at home, he was sent to Russia, where in the tral Club for Nurses at 132 K. 45th port of the Commissioners of Estimate Manhattan. Miss Margaret McOlll, course of his work he saw a great deal mnaenne Avuanin, sz Went 19th ta William Ramaey.

33 185 Ktnnhnpn at Meta Fioher. 20 190 Wvi koff av Vlnoenao Tortorn, 55 484 President at T.urla Montemorano, 46 449 Carroll at llnhert Riley. 85 53 Irvln pi Helen MeNlnnle, 27 197 St. Jumin il Aml-'i-w Vntter. 211 sn u.

of the country and he improved his and Assessment, appomtea to niuKe awards and assessments for the extension of Corona ave. from Hampton to Rodman ts. Although the com- who has recently returned from France, will tell of her experiences with the Intercollegiate Unit. Miss spare moments by mastering tne mis 1285 and 1287 Fulton St. One Door Below Our Present Locution and when the proposed extensive alterations are completed our capacity will be increased 400 per cent, and the public will have a dining room space of Forty-five Hundred Square Feet.

From small beginnings we have grown until today we are the largest dispensers of fresh killed chickens in the entire city. We wish at this time to thank our "Bon Amis" who have helped to make this growth possible. The Rotisserie Francaise sian language. Mr. Beekman re Fi-aneea Kuhach.

25 1498 Putnam nv Ruth F. Adams, the executive secre turned to Boys High last September. missloners, Harry P. Wllliums, Charles tary of the Kndowment Fund, which is raising $3,000,000 for Mt. Holyoke When the June class was graduated they voted funds for the purchase of books for the school library.

It was stipulated that the books should be College, will speak of the plan of the campaign. Of this amount $2,000,000 will be used for endowment purposes on topics related to the World War. to increase faculty salaries, and for the biological building and Librarian 8. Ridley Parker made up a list of 160 books. The day the Franclsek I.ewandowakl.

23 ....296 Kent av I Htefnnla NtanlKlawaaka. 20. 193 Metropolitan nv John Lawlnr. 4fi 401 w. loth Mhtn.

l.nulae Beott. 39 78 Urnnd at Rar7aele Oral, 29 ft N. Y. ava tlaetano Hinnore. 25 2350 02d at I William Klmmerman.

22 1 195 (Ireene nv I Margaret Purtell, 20 ....173 KltiffHland av Benedi'tto Perrlaltll, 35 Ossinlnjc, N. T. Annie Cona-o, 23 405 Hutlanrl nl Nicola. Cnvlello. 20 255 E.

10th at. Mhln. I Mary Lofflonlone, 23 48 Meeker av Mnn Roeber, 27 109 Av A. Mhln 28 110 Hnrt at Fred Srhwarz, 22 334 76th Mae Uradbury. 20 275 r.Ofh lists were given out Liibrarian Par residence hall group.

Wireless Course at Browne's, Wireless telegraphy is now taught ker and Assistant Librarian Beth Pope were kept busy giving out the books E. M. Thomas and John N. Booth, wero appointed six years ago the matter is still unsettled as far as the property owners are concerned. A final report was completed three years ago, after 4,282 pages of testimony were taken, and Lawyer Judge, who denounced the delay as "a scandal," told Justice Manning that he had made numerous efforts to got action for his clients, but without result.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Goldstein of Queens blamed the delay on the property owners themselves, saying that after the proceeding was begun they began to petition the Board of Estimate for changes in the line of Corona avo. to save some valuable buildings. Justice Manning directed that the and later turning boys away disap at Browne's Business College. To at Telephone 6AI7 Bedford. pointed.

As fast as the books come in more copies of the lists will be tract attention to this fact a tiny red When the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Throats and Chests No filing bow soon the symptoms Inay develop Into croup, or worse. And hen's when you're glad you have a or of Musterole at hand to give prompt, sure relief. It does not blister. As first aid and a certain remedy, Musterole is excellent Thousands of mothers know it You should keep a jar in the house, ready for instant use. It is the remedy for adults, too.

Relieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of bade or joints, sprains, sore muscles, chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. light has been placed at the top of the No Connection with Any Other Restaurant in Brooklyn. distributed. Mock Trial at Manual.

wireless mast atop the scnool building Menjamln Harlat, 33 82 Dehevolse at Ruth Halmian. 22 831 WIHotichby Michael lmbardl, 23 438 Mclroee loulsa 27 1243 Jefleraon avi A mock trial was held yesterday at which flashes as the students below practice sending messages. The light is lllilBIIIIIBIIIIIBUBHBIIIIIBIIIIII siii.ain Manual Training H. in the interests of Speech Improvement week. The attached to an automatic sending apparatus that Is part of the equipment of the engineering department at Browne's.

report be filed within two months. trial was written by Miss Amy Fleck and Miss Aranow, student chairman of the English department, and coached by Kemlo, also of the English department. The trial was that of Slang, accused by Sir English of felonious assault. Those who took part were Kris McClure, Miss Fleck, A Rock Bottom Fact! Edmund Caddy, Summers, Miss Zanelch, Dorothy Gough, Heibman Miss Steward, Miss Mullavanoy, OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Ralites. Miss Beckett, Morris Barry, Miss Hopkins, Miss Aranow, Sullivan and Rosow.

demand for mytelf absolute comfort in ihoei which are at the lame time smart Assembly has been held every day this week. The first was opened by Miss Julia T. Cotter of the English department, and chairman of a committee appointed by Principal Dr. H. To Assure the Early Delivery of WISSNER PLAYER PIANOS A Call at Your Earliest Convenience Is Advisable (S ANCHOR A PLATE A M.

Snvder. to supervise tne otserv ance of the week. Miss Cotter spoke looking, well fitting and long wearing, and can't expect I any other man iu demand less." I of the aims of the speech improvement movement and introduced As Dentistry That Lasts sociate Superintendent of Schools Clarence E. Meleney, who spoke on provincialisms of speech in SATURDAY SPECIALS VICTROLAS and America. There was brief discussion of slang by Miss Florence Boole, who said that slang was not a defect 1IUUH this ROOFLESS Scientifically made.

PLATE i admittedly a ereat ach eve- in speech except wnen usea in tne ment of Dental skill. Far of all wrong place. Emmett O'Donneil gave a humorous talk on good English in other plates. Adheres to thfe gums as If it were a part of them. Eat anything you line ana noias llKo an anchor the wrong place.

Tho second assembly was devoted when maae in The WATERBVRY Way to three-minute talks by picked student speakers. A prize will be awarded to the student whose talk was re-rardArt as the best. John Hampshire Come here in the morning, have your Old went cAuftiiru nui miurn nome at nlKht with a NKVV set that fits. Decayed teeth saved missing teeth replaced with- THE shoes in our store were made from leather and findings bought months ago before the recent tremendous advances. The actual retail price, based on the cost of labor and materials used, 'ivas stamped on the soles during the process of manufacture.

That price cannot be raised. was head of the judges. The speakers and their subjects were: Amy Heck, "Rhnat of Murdered Thur- out plates. OUR OWN ANAESTHETIC applied to the gums to relieve PAIN from extrac wald, "Conditions In Sidney tions or surgery. una uamimsierea IT Smith, "The ranters dii-iko Miss Carver, 'The indicated or aesirea.

Benefit of Boein, Bol Himrod, "Haiti in Kegara to Sugar Production," and Serper, That is why Americanism." Kr $110 Waterbury Dental Com wny Incorporated Established 1897 29 W. 34th New York 414-16 Fulton Brooklyn HOURSI 8 TO 6 SUNDAYS! LOS SO aix languages spoken UUMCS ATTfNMNCf Debate at Eastern District H. 6. In connection with Speech Im nOMWALt, provement Week at the Eastern Dis inwouoM trict H. a debate was held between representatives or the second ana VICTROLAS and GRAF0N0LAS third teams of the Senior Debating Enrico De Luca,) Caruso, $2.00 GONY Society, Edward Vogel presiding.

The topic was: "Resolved, That the close! shop Is the solution to the Labor problem." The affirmative, which was awarded a unanimous decision, was upheld by the second team, which consisted of Alexander Blanck, captain; Archie Marcus and Isidore Blaksberg; the negative, by the third team. Hyman Slobodof, Nemo Con- A VHUOVf 890S9 L'Kltalr Amore I ii.ii.ii. Twnntr Cl'OwnS) Cohen at the Picnic Part I. OK ERY ECZEMA II II. Cohen at the Picnic Part vlsser and Max Pintoo.

Alexander Blanck and Max Pintoo took part In When I'm Gone You'll Soon Foreet .85 in our store is selling now from $2.00 to $5.00 a pair less than the same shoe would cost if made from materials bought today. But "price" ns Only one of the reasons why you should buy Emersons. We can show you a wider variety of up-to-the-minute styles than you can find anywhere else in town. A glance at the models shown in our store windows will convince you of that. Whether you prefer the narrow toe, flat English last, or the medium broad toe, we can show you a model that will be the final word in fashionable footwear.

You do not have to worry about the wearing qualities of an Emerson Shoe. The trade-mark stamped on the sole is a guarantee of quality that has been rigidly Maintained for over 40 years. Whether or not you are in the market for a pair of shoes at the moment, it will pay you to call at our store, examine our shoes and convince yourself that Emerson Shoes will give you more per dollar than you can get elsewhere. EMERSON SHOE STORES "383 Fulton Street 133 Naaaau '1381 Breadway 1433 Broadway, New York City. 'Open Every Evening.

If yon eannot necure Emerson Shoes In yonr rlcinity, write direct to Rockland, for catalog. Shoes sent prepaid. Weeping Willow Lane And He'd Say Oo-la-la! Wee gg Dixie Is Dixie Once More Mandy Medley Fox Trot. Off Novelty One-Step Mammy o' Mine Medley One i Step .85 On Arm and Face. Burning andltching.

CuticuraHeals. "I was taken with a burning and redness on my arm, then all over my face, and my eyes were closed. It was watery ecsema that wat in and the skin was inflamed, and my fact very much swollen. The burning and itching were terrible, and I could not sleep. I was in agony, "A friend advised me hum rmi.

the refutation tor tneir respective teams. This debate also served as a tryout for the vacancy on the second team, which was awarded to Sobo-dof. During the intermission before the refutation there were recitations by Shookoft and Vogel. The judges were Misses King, Briganty and Hardy. The semi-annual speaking program was held on Wednesday evening.

Charles 8. Hartwell, head of the English department, in an Introductory address, told of the Importance of Speech improvement Week. The orchestra, under the leadership of Miss Ennls. played several selections. Harry Friedman recited Lea- Waitine I New inn Gems from "usien, i-Gems from "Somebody's Jl.JO "Sweetheart" cura Soap and Ointment.

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