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 TO FOSTER AND PROPHESY WORLD PEACE 
 
 Written and Produced by 
 
 FREDERICK A. WILMOT 
 
 Tufts Oval, Somerville, Mass,, July 3 and 5 
 
 1915 
 
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 3E Ancient Gods still live. In a breathing spell of World Peace in 1907, Ares, God of War ; 
 in Latin Mars, approaches Father Zeus and complains: 
 
 Ares: O, Father Zeus, chief of all Gods on High Olympus, this day thou hast caused all wars to cease, and my 
 heart is cast down in sorrow and grief ! 
 
 Zeus : Nay, thou renegade, sit not by me and whine ! Most hateful art thou to me of all the Gods that dwell 
 in Olympus ! Thou ever lovest strife, and wars, and battles ! Aroused by thee, O, hateful one, hapless 
 mortals take their weapons and deal out death to fellowmen. Stay from such work! Forbear! 
 
 Ares: Be not angry, Father Zeus ! Consider my past glories and former triumphs ! 
 
 Zeus : Enough, thou subtle mischief maker ! Zeus lives as a binder together of those who are divided — an encour- 
 ager of those who are friends — a peace maker — a lover of peace, impassioned for peace, a speaker of words 
 that make peace. Conquerors are scourges not less harmful to humanity than earthquakes. To those of a 
 noble disposition, the whole world is but one family. O, Ares, God of War, most futile and ferocious of human 
 follies — thy tawdry triumphs scatter the fruits of man's labor, break down the paths of progress, and turn 
 the fire of constructive energy into a destroying force. Ares, put up the sword into the sheath! And may 
 this day 
 
 " No war or battle sound 
 Be heard the World around !" 
 
 Ares resolves to bide his time, and wait his chance to stir up strife among the nations. 
 
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 Author and Producer of Somerville Pageant of World Peace 
 
SOMERVILLE PAGEANT °f WORLD PEACE 
 
 Episode I 
 
 EVENTS BEFORE THE EUROPEAN WAR 
 
 SCENE 1 Signing Peace Treatise at The Hague 
 
 The young Czar Nicholas II invites the rulers of all nations to a Peace Conference at The 
 Hague. 
 
 Czar : Count Muravev, send your couriers to all the governments on the face of the globe ! Read to their rulers 
 this proclamation : "His majesty, Czar Nicholas II, is pleased to propose to all worthy governments that 
 they meet in Conference at The Hague to consider a grave problem : To wit — The maintenance of general 
 peace and a possible reduction of the excessive armaments which weigh upon all nations, present themselves, 
 in the existing condition of the whole world, as the ideal toward which the endeavors of all governments 
 should be directed." Be off ! 
 
 The rulers of the different nations appear in gorgeous array, accompanied by their color and 
 banner bearers, dancers and the popular symbols by which their countries are known. 
 
 The rivalry among the rulers grows keen until Uncle Sam and Carnegie enter with the South 
 American representatives talking over the progress of Peace. 
 
 Uncle Sam : Andy, John Bull and I agreed after the War of 1812 to disarmament on the Great Lakes and on the 
 Canadian Border. For practically a century we have lived in peace, as good neighbors should, to our mutual 
 advantage. 
 Carnegie : Peace is the normal condition of man ! 
 
 Uncle Sam: Yes, above the nations is humanity ! Let us take another forward step in civilization, away from 
 savagery. All hail the coming of the spirit of World Peace 1 
 
 Spirits of Peace approach and surround Uncle Sam and Carnegie and in turn each of the 
 groups of rulers, and entice them towards the conference table. When the rulers are seated at 
 the Conference table, Uncle Sam assures them of America's sincere interest in the cause of Peace. 
 
 Uncle Sam : American friendship can be accepted without reservation, because il is offered in a spirit and for a 
 purpose which no one ever need question or suspect. We are the champions of Peace and of concord. It is 
 our dearest present hope that this character and reputation may presently, in God's providence, bring us an 
 opportunity such as has seldom been vouchsafed any nation, — the opportunity to counsel and obtain peace 
 in the world, and reconcilation and a healing settlement of many a matter that has cooled and interrupted 
 the friendship of nations. The path of the highest honor for my people is to blaze the trail of peace for all 
 nations and thus rid the world of the tremendous peril of war ! For this purpose, Andrew Carnegie, an 
 American citizen, wishes to give us, leaders of nations, a Peace Palace, where we may solve our difficulties in 
 a friendly manner. 
 
 Carnegie : By giving you this Peace Palace I merely hope to hasten your growing desire for World Peace. The 
 earth belongs to the whole human race ! 
 
 Czar : Let us ratify these treaties of peace, as I have outlined them and you have improved upon them ! 
 
 All : Agreed ! Let us sign ! 
 
 While signing the peace treaties an ill omen mars the conference. The Kaiser upsets a bottle 
 of ink on his treaty, and exclaims : 
 
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 Kaiser : Give me another scrap of paper ! I've blotted mine ! 
 
 All: What a pity! 
 
 Kaiser : Somebody shoved my elbow ! 
 
 Sultan : Kaiser, to spill ink is a bad sign for my countryman ! 
 
 Uncle Sam tries to cover the mishap: 
 
 Uncle Sam : A toast to the Peace of the World ! 
 
 All : To the Peace of the World ! 
 
 King Albert of Belgium : Now that the treaties are signed, I invite you all to my beautiful city of Bruges. 
 
 As the rulers rise to accept King Albert's invitation, a prophetic note is sounded: 
 
 Kaiser : We'll do that, King Albert, with pleasure. 
 
 King Emmanuel cautions the Kaiser's friends. Uncle Sam and Carnegie remain at the table 
 as the others depart, unmindful of the foreboding undertone among the European rutersj 
 
 Uncle Sam : Andy, we have at least made a beginning ! 
 
 Carnegie : Peace will stay with us if we can only remove the causes of war ! 
 
 SCENE 2 Uncle Sam in the Mexican Arena 
 
 At that moment Uncle Sam espies the factions in Mexico goading the bull Revolution, and 
 hastily takes leave of Carnegie : 
 
 Uncle Sam : What is that going on in my front yard ? Good-bye for now ! 
 
 Wilson, weakly seconded by Bryan, restrains Uncle Sam from mixing up in the contest. 
 Uncle Sam fearful lest John Bull will take a hand in the trouble, leaps into the arena, is badly 
 jostled, and only manages to escape through the timely assistance of Ladies Argentine, Brazil, and 
 Chile. The national drink and the fan "Watchful Waiting" quickly revive Uncle Sam, as the 
 holiday gathering make merry in a Spanish Dance. 
 
 SCENE 3 The River of Doubt 
 
 For a moment our minds wander to our man of energy, Theodore Roosevelt, as he hunts 
 big game, and discovers The River of Doubt. 
 
 SCENE 4 John Bull Has His Troubles 
 
 John Bull is now shown with his hands full with the Militants, unlike Uncle Sam's progress- 
 ive women, and the Ulster Uprising ; troubles soon dwarfed in larger issues. The episode ends 
 in a United Irish Folk Dance. 
 
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 Episode II 
 
 HOW THE WAR STARTED 
 
 SCENE 1 — Rulers' Struggle for Supremacy 
 
 The vying rulers of the world enter the Arena, with Uncle Sam as referee, and contend 
 for the supremacy of the globe. This contest symbolizes the commercial struggle. 
 
 SCENE 2 — Assassination of the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and 
 
 Duchess Sophie of Honhenburg, June 28, 1914 
 
 (Statements of fact as reported in Austro-Hungarian "Red Book" Annex 8) 
 
 On the way to the Hospital the royal party is accosted by Princip, Cabrinovich and accom- 
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 Episode III 
 
 THE WAR 
 
 SCENE 1 — Marshalling of Forces 
 
 The unoffending peasantry of the nations are shown assembling for war, as on a gala day 
 making merry with their national dances. 
 
 SCENE 2— Sidelights on the War 
 
 TABLEAU A. THE AGED MOTHER 
 
 A War mother gives her four sons, even to the youngest, as cannon fodder to the horrors of 
 war. 
 
 TABLEAU B. WAR BRIDES 
 
 Convinced that men can never stop war, a peasant girl decides upon death rather than 
 become a bride for a day, and be the mother of a boy, only to have him slain in his manhood. 
 
 TABLEAU C. WAR AND PROHIBITION 
 TABLEAU D. LORDS AND HIRELINGS 
 Death seeks those who make war, but they cry out in their alarm : 
 Rulers ; Not us, not the Lords, take that paid rubbish over there ! 
 
 SCENE 3— A Prophecy of the Last Battle 
 
 Ares, exultant that he has succeeded in stirring up strife among the nations, urges Death to 
 summon his companions, and let loose the furies of war. Justice, blindfolded and faltering, 
 crosses the scene. After the forces of Steel, (in gray), Fire, (in parti-colored orange, red and 
 yellow), Rage, (in white and scarlet), and Hate, (in horrid green), have spent themselves in war 
 fury, the spirits of darkness, the bats and vultures, descend upon the battle-field. 
 
 War and Death view their work in grim triumph. At length all is stillness. Time and 
 Eternity, together with Victory and Defeat, rouse the Legions of War and lead them to eternal 
 oblivion. 
 
 Hope, playing on a harp with broken strings, ushers in the dawn of a new era 
 
 "Kings of the earth, Kings of the earth, O, which of you then shall inherit, 
 
 The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory ? for the world's old light grows dim 
 And the cry of you all goes up all night to the dark enfolding Spirit 
 
 Each of you fights for God and home; but God, ah, what of Him ?" 
 
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 Episode IV 
 
 THE COMING OF WORLD PEACE 
 
 The spirits of Peace, bearing the Peace emblems, make ready for the coming of World Peace; 
 
 A winged Chariot, drawn by bewitching sprites, conceals the dazzling proclaimer of World Peace. 
 
 At the finale the audience will rise and join in singing the last stanza of the Star Spangled 
 
 Banner. 
 
 Oh, thus be it ever when freemen shall stand 
 Between their loved homes and wild war's desolation; 
 Blessed with vict'ry and Peace, may the heav'n rescued land 
 Praise the Pow'r that hath made and preserved us a nation ! 
 Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, 
 And this be our motto : "In God is our trust! " 
 And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave 
 O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. 
 
 THE SOMERVILLE PAGEANT ASSOCIATION acknowledges the courtesies extended by President Hermon 
 C. Bumpus of Tufts College, Mayor Z. E. Cliff, Somerville Fourth of July Association, Welch Grape Juice 
 Company, Carters Ink Company, R. H. White Co., Jordan Marsh Co., W. A. Bacon Co., Annin 
 & Ames Flag Co. of New York City, Mrs. Augustus Hcmenway, the many Churches of Somerville, the Massa- 
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 Prologue 
 
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 POUR ETHIOPIANS 
 
 Episode I 
 Scene 1 
 
 CZAR NICHOLAS II. OF RUSSIA CHARLES TYLER 
 
 KING CONSTANTINE OF GREECE LYMAN WHITTEN 
 
 GREEK HOWE AMEE 
 
 KING HAAKOM VII. OF NORWAY RAYMOND D. PARKER 
 
 KING GUSTAF V. OF SWEDEN CARL HARTSHORN 
 
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 LADY SWITZERLAND MAY PFAFF 
 
 EDELWEISS BEATRICE SWEET 
 
 EMPEROR YOSHITO OF JAPAN A. E. BAIRD 
 
 JAPANESE LADY TILLY WRIGHT 
 
 KING ALFONSO XIII. OF SPAIN WINSLOW KINGMAN 
 
 KING PETER OF SERVIA RICHARD H. FITZGERALD 
 
 EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH OF AUSTRIA JOHN A. HOLMES 
 
 QUEEN WILHELMINA OF NETHERLANDS LORENE WHITNEY 
 
 KING CHRISTIAN X. OF DENMARK JAMES KELLSEY 
 
 HAMLET DONALD WALLIS 
 
 SULTAN MOHAMMED V. OF TURKEY HAROLD D. OTTO 
 
 LADY PORTUGAL MILDRED R. LEAVITT 
 
 EX-KING MANUEL HOWE CLARK 
 
 GABY DESLYS . .GERTRUDE E. LINCOLN 
 
 KAISER WILHELM II. OF GERMANY ". . .F. E. PEARSON 
 
 PRES. RAYMOND POINCARE OF FRANCE ARTHUR GRAY 
 
 PRES. YUAN SHI KAI OF CHINA WILLIAM MOY DING 
 
 KING ALBERT OF BELGIUM HAROLD BRECKENRIDGE 
 
 LADY MEXICO MAY CONANT 
 
 JOHN BULL J. P. SNOW 
 
 KING VICTOR EMMANUEL OF ITALY CHARLES RUSSELL MATTHEWS 
 
 UNCLE SAM REV. PAUL GORDON FAVOR 
 
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 Musical Program 
 
 Overture, Merry Wives of Windsor 
 
 Nicolai 
 
 Pomp and Circumstance 
 
 Elgar 
 
 Cossacks (Russian War Song) 
 
 
 Cavalry Gallop 
 
 Luders 
 
 Reine de Saba (March) 
 
 Gounod 
 
 Midsummer Night's Dream 
 
 Mendelssohn 
 
 Hermosillo (Dance Mexicana) 
 
 Schuh 
 
 Back to Michigan 
 
 Berlin 
 
 L'Zoronto (Spanish Folk Dance) 
 
 
 Saditinio 
 
 Chalif 
 
 Espana 
 
 Chabrier 
 
 Row, Row, Row 
 
 Monaco 
 
 Yankee Doodle Boy 
 
 Berlin 
 
 The Girl I Left Behind 
 
 Lover 
 
 March of a Marionet 
 
 Gounod 
 
 St. Patrick's Day in the Morning 
 
 Barry 
 
 Irish Lilt 
 
 
 It's a Long Way to Tipperary 
 
 Williams, Judge 
 
 Forosetta Tarantella 
 
 Ardiii 
 
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 Unfinished Symphony 
 
 Schubert 
 
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 groups by Chalif 
 
 Vision of Salome 
 
 Lampe 
 
 March and Dance for Japanese 
 
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 I Want to go to Tokio 
 
 Fischer 
 
 Ballet Egyptian 
 
 Luigini 
 
 Soldier's Farewell 
 
 Kinkel 
 
 Wedding March 
 
 Mendelssohn 
 
 I'm on the Water Wagon Now 
 
 Bratton 
 
 Funeral March (1st part) 
 
 Chopin 
 
 Fanfare Trumpets 
 
 
 Dance of the Gnomes 
 
 4 Grieg Suite 
 
 Asa's Death (First Part) 
 
 2 Grieg Suite 
 
 Battle Scenes of the Civil War 
 
 Tobani 
 
 Asa's Death (Second Part) 
 
 2 Grieg Suite 
 
 Funeral March (Second part) 
 
 Chopin 
 
 Morning 
 
 1 Grieg Suite 
 
 Shadowland 
 
 Gilbert 
 
 Flora's Dance 
 
 Chalif 
 
 Kathlyn Waltz 
 
 Smith 
 
 Star Spangled Banner (All Sing) 
 
 Arr. by Sousa 
 
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 LADY BRAZIL ISABELLE MAUCH 
 
 LADY CHILE ABBY PRATT 
 
 LADY MEXICO MAY CONANT 
 
 UNCLE SAM REV. PAUL GORDON FAVOR 
 
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 VILLA J- H. MAXWELL 
 
 CARRANZA LINCOLN GRUSH 
 
 MEXICAN BULL REVOLUTION '. MILAN MILLER AND DONALD WALLIS 
 
 MEXICAN DANCE — Ethel L. Burt, Marion E. Collius, Elaine Duhig, Lillian Gloon, Doris Hicks, Mildred 
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 MEXICAN SOLOIST ALICE JONES 
 
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 AMERICAN MAGNATE HERMAN E. PFAFF 
 
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 Scene 3 
 
 FIRST LION HARRY SMITH, WALTER BRECKENRIDGE 
 
 SECOND LION CARLTON GOODSPEED, JOHN HOLMES 
 
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT R. COOLIDGE LEWIS 
 
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 JOHN BULL J. P. SNOW 
 
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 rell, June Prescott 
 AMERICAN SUFFRAGISTS— C. A. Armitage, Mary Southwell, Frances Kaan, Alice I. Goland, Daisy Bart- 
 
 lett, Christine Paulson, Eunice F. Ransom, Frances B. Vose, Ethel Davis, Bernice W. Craigin, 
 
 Grace Waterman, Susan P. Stebbins, Misses Desmond, Ethel Jackson, J. R. Roberts, Dr. Emma J. 
 
 Wagner. 
 
 KEY BEARER RO YE MOORE 
 
 WARDENS CLIFFORD BAKER, NEWELL G. KEYES 
 
 GUARDS GEO. E. WALKER, KENNETH TIBBETTS 
 
 EMMELINE PANKHURST GRACE STILES 
 
 SIR EDWARD CARSON JOHN CHIPMAN 
 
 SIR JOHN REDMOND A. E. BAIRD 
 
 IRISH DANCERS 
 BOYS— Walter Breckenridge, Lawrence Carr, Rey-GIRLS— Dorothy Gordon, Dorothy MacKay, Gene- 
 nold Currier, Carlton Goodspeed, Fortis Hart, vieve Peak, Elizabeth Tibbetts, Claire Tucke, 
 
 Harry Smith Dorothy Wellman 
 
 
 SEE 
 
 Compliments of 
 
 MIIXIKEN & CO. 
 
 
 Theater Building, Davis Square 
 
 GILMAN EXPRESS CO. 
 
 for Plumbing of the better kind 
 
 JOHN E. PALMER, Proprietor 
 
 Now is time to install a 
 Gas Boiler Heater. : : : 
 
 
 Phone 3 181 -J . 
 
SOMERVILLE PAGEANT 
 
 IRON 
 
 STEEL 
 
 METALS 
 
 ARTHUR C. HARVEY COMPANY, 
 
 374-394 CONGRESS STREET, 
 
 BOSTON, MASS. 
 
 Tel. Main 7000 
 
 Norway Iron 
 
 Structural Steel 
 Sheet Iron 
 
 Tool Steel 
 
 Metal Roofing 
 
 Boiler Tubes 
 
 Zinc Solder Copper 
 
 Gline's f|faSsl GE Express Co. 
 
 FOUR TRIPS DAILY 
 
 FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING 
 
 BOSTON OFFICES 
 
 15 Merchants Row 
 
 73 Beach Street 
 
 105 Arch Street 
 
 127 Providence Street 
 
 SOMERVILLE OFFICES 
 
 159 Pearl Street Branch, 268 Broadway 
 
 Telephone Somerville 376 
 
 Residence, 21 Auburn Avenue, E. Somerville 
 Telephone 2172 
 
 JFt&nwu, c/i. joo^n/ey, 
 
 irU0rtst 
 
 PHONE HAYMARKET 64 
 
 96 
 
 LEXINGTON 64-4 
 
 6 PARK STREET. 
 BOSTON. MASS. 
 
 Walter Jackson, War God and Oriental Soloist 
 
 Compliments of 
 
 B. 8c S. LAUNDRY 
 
of WORLD PEACE 
 
 DAVIS SQUARE STABLES 
 
 59 Day Street West Somerville 
 Telephone 161 
 
 W. S. BURBANK & CO. 
 
 Episode II 
 
 Scene 1 All the Rulers 
 Scene 2 
 
 ' ARCHDUKE FRANCIS FERDINAND IRVING D. DAWES 
 
 DUCHESS SOPHIE OF HOHENBERG CORINNE L. THIES 
 
 COUNT HARRASH CARLTON HICKS 
 
 CHAUFFEUR TO ARCHDUKE IRVING MACKENZIE 
 
 PRINCIP HAROLD COREY 
 
 CABRINOVICH LINCOLN GRUSH 
 
 FIRST ACCOMPLICE DONALD WALLIS 
 
 SECOND ACCOMPLICE MILAN MILLER 
 
 FIRST SOLDIER HOWE AMEE 
 
 SECOND SOLDIER / OSBORNE WHITTEN 
 
 THIRD SOLDIER CLIFFORD BAKER 
 
 
 
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SOMERVILLE PAGEANT 
 
 TELEPHONE CONNECTION 
 
 ONLY THE BEST MATERIALS USED 
 
 Walter h. Snow & Son 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 ICE CREAM AND FANCY ICES 
 
 ALSO FINE CONFECTIONERY 
 
 Light Catering Special Attention to Parties and Weddings 
 
 Malta building Gilman Square 
 
 CHARLES F. GILES 
 
 shawmut market 
 
 Groceries and Provisions 
 
 VEGETABLES AND FRUIT OF ALL KINDS 
 
 175 and 179 Washington Street 
 
 CORNER MEDFORD 
 SOMERVILLE, MASS. 
 
 TELEPHONE 1346 
 All orders by telephone promptly filled. 
 
 Ralph Smalley, Musical Director 
 Symphony Solo Cellist 
 
 LAMSON 8c HUBBARD 
 Hatters anii Sfarrfers 
 
 MEN and WOMEN 
 
 Now is a good time to make selections in furs 
 also for repairing as prices are at the lowest 
 
 An excellent line of Cloth and Sport Coats for 
 Auto use and Summer Wear. 
 
 92 BEDFORD STREET 
 
 173 WASHINGTON STREET 
 
of WORLD PEACE 
 
 Episode III 
 
 Scene 1 
 
 SERVIAN DANCERS — June Burnett, Myrtle Burnside, Helen Campbell, Helen Currie, Margaret Evans, 
 Hazel Lothrop, Beatrice MacGuaire, Grace Ryan, E. Ruth Taylor, Elizabeth Wood. 
 
 ia 
 
 AUSTRIAN DANCERS — Boys: Regina Lee, Edna Parker, Florence Starkey, Grace P. Woodworth, Clara 
 Gardner. Girls: Louise Hamilton, Dorothy Hanna, Beth Howe, Florence Parker, Charlotte Ramsey 
 
 GERMAN DANCERS — Doris M. Baker, Dorothy Currie, Blanche Harrington, Delia Harrison, Pearl Mac- 
 Lean, Emma Parks, Beatrice Savage, Ida Sparrow, Alice Talbot, Gladys Talbot 
 
 BELGIAN DANCERS— Mildred Dakin, Gladys Ferguson, Louise Frink, Mildred Fuller, Maud Gorrill, Olive 
 Gorrill, Hilda Ohse, Edna Ross, Christine Schelbach, Pauline Schoenle, Edith Taylor, Adeline With- 
 erspoon 
 
 LA FRANCE — Madeline D. Devers 
 
 RUSSIAN DANCERS— Josephine E. Foster, Miriam C. Foster, Gladys A. Graves, Thelma Littlefield, 
 Marion H. Stockwell, Ethel Swain, Hazel Taft, Ola Vincent, Martha A. Wheelock 
 
 ENGLISH DANCERS— Dorothy Davis, Elizabeth Grush, Marjorie Grush, Gladys Kehew, Florence Ryan, 
 Alice Smith, Hazel M. Smith, Helen Sweet, Adelaide Sweetser, Hazel Matthews, Beatrice Towle 
 
 SCOTCH DANCERS— Ada Dennis, Edith Lewis, Hazel Smith, L. Alice Wetherbee 
 
 ORIENTAL SOLO DANCER— Walter H. Jackson 
 
 JAPANESE DANCERS — Grace E. Anderson, Hazel Davenport, Cleora Nickles, Ella Pratt, Bertha D. Wells, 
 Marguerite Whitney 
 
 JAPANESE SOLO DANCE— Miss Rose E. Brophy 
 
 JAPANESE MAGICIAN— A. E. Baird 
 
 PORTUGUESE DANCERS— Doris A. Cross, Grace A. Flemming, Inez Harmon, Irene Harmon, Allene L. 
 Holman, Ruth T. Iris, Alice K. Kelley, Evelyn M. Macdonald, Marion A. Olsen, Alice F. Roberts, 
 Irene M. Smith, Reba E. Speirs 
 
 TURKISH DANCERS— Elsie Broail, Gladys Dunn, Eva M. Givan, Margaret Heath, Marion Heath, Lillian 
 S. LeBaron, Esther Nickles, Doris Ordway, Pearl Philips, Esther Smith, E. L. Thomson, Ethel Waugh 
 
 TURKISH SOLO DANCERS— Lewis Holmes, Helen Bartlett, "A Breath from the Orient" 
 
 ITALIAN DANCERS— Thelma L. Burns, Myrtle R. Cross, Pearl R. Honald, Haru A. Kamemori, Annie L. 
 Kimball, Ethel M. Kimball, Doris F. Kingston, H. Edna Mellett, Marion T. Murtaugh, Ruth A. 
 Speirs 
 
 Flag and banner bearers 
 
 A. WORTHYLAKE & CO, 
 
 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 
 
 Foreign and Domestic Wall Papers 
 
 PAINTING AND DECORATING 
 
 Telephone Somerville 1568 257 Elm Street, Davis Square 
 
SOMERVILLE PAGEANT 
 
 Directory Advertisements 
 
 A FRIEND 
 A FRIEND 
 A FRIEND 
 
 Compliments of 
 
 A FRIEND 
 A FRIEND 
 
 Dentists 
 
 P. S. BAKER 
 
 324 Highland Ave., West Somerville 
 
 H. J. CUTLER, D.M.D. 
 
 90 College Ave., West Somerville 
 
 H. F. DE ROCHE, D.D.S. 
 
 1145 Broadway, West Somerville 
 
 F. LeROY EAMES, D.M.D. 
 
 Hobbs Bldg., Davis Sq., Somerville 
 
 wm! H. HOYT, D.D.S. 
 
 28 College Ave., West Somerville 
 JOHN W. LAURIE, D.M.D. 
 
 1131 Broadway, West Somerville 
 
 MINOT W. LEWIS, D.M.D. 
 
 413 Highland Ave., West Somerville 
 
 LEWIS LOMBARD 
 
 Central Bldg., Davis Sq., Somerville 
 
 GEORGE L. MARSHALL, D.M.D. 
 
 253 Elm St., West Somerville 
 HENRY E. MERRILL 
 
 Central Bldg., Davis Sq., Somerville 
 
 ' Druggists 
 
 CHARLES E. EAMES 
 
 173 Washington St., Somerville 
 
 GEORGE R. REED 
 
 Davis Sq., Somerville 
 
 Fish 
 
 HIGHLAND AVE. FISH MARKET 
 
 302 Highland Ave., Somerville 
 
 A. W. HOIT & SON 
 
 275 Highland Ave., Somerville 
 
 Fruit, Etc. 
 
 SALVATORE MATARESE 
 
 6 Central Bldg., Davis Sq., Somerville 
 
 C. MITRANO 
 
 709 Broadway, Somerville. Tel. 24167 
 
 Physicians 
 
 COVAL H. LIVERPOOL, M.D. 
 
 325 Highland Ave., West Somerville 
 
 ALFRED E. MILLS, M.D. 
 
 192 Central St., Somerville 
 
 H. A. WALKER, M.D. 
 
 472 Broadway, Somerville 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 JOHN HERBERT 
 
 31 Milk St., Boston 
 
 L. F. BOWLBY, Carpenter 
 
 65 Dover St., West Somerville 
 
 J. A. MARSH, Coal Dealer 
 
 38-40 Park St., Somerville 
 
 CLARENCE L. EGIN 
 
 14 Appleton St. 
 
 GEORGE T. RAND, Florist 
 
 425 Highland Ave., West Somerville 
 
 THE HILL-MICHIE CO., INC., Garage 
 
 Medford and Walnut Sts., Somerville 
 
 MRS. J. C. WHITE, Gift Cards 
 
 19 Bromfield St., Boston 
 
 F. H. GROW, Groceries 
 
 285 Highland Ave., Somerville 
 
 M. J. BARRON, Hardware 
 
 254 Elm St., West Somerville 
 
 J. A. HATTIE & CO., Ice Cream 
 
 2078 Massachusetts Ave., North Cambridge 
 
 WHITE CROSS LAUNDRY 
 
 154 Cedar St., Somerville 
 
 S. H. WILKINS, Meats 
 
 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston 
 
 WALLACE SHOE COMPANY 
 
 Davis Sq., Somerville 
 
 O. L. STORY SCENIC CO., Stage Scenery 
 
 21 Tufts St., Somerville 
 
 F. P. HOGAN, Tailor 
 
 89 Dover St., West Somerville 
 
 FREDERICK A. LADD, Tuner 
 
 106 Electric Ave., West Somerville 
 
 Telephone Camb. 3708-W 
 
 Auto Tires 
 
 S. CLARK HEATH 
 VULCANIZING 
 
 2000 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE 
 
 Auto Accessories 
 
of WORLD PEACE 
 
 Scene 2 Side-lights on the War 
 TABLEAU A—Aged Mother and Sons 
 
 AGED MOTHER GLADYS PARKER 
 
 FIRST DAUGHTER . ROSE E. LOHNES 
 
 SECOND DAUGHTER MADELAINE LUCE 
 
 FIRST SON HOWE AMEE 
 
 SECOND SON CLIFFORD BAKER 
 
 THIRD SON OSBORNE WHITTEN 
 
 FOURTH SON HARRY SMITH 
 
 TABLEAU B~War Brides 
 
 DAPPER SOLDIER JOHN CHIPMAN 
 
 PATRIOTIC FATHER MAYBURY BRYANT 
 
 WAR GROOMS— Howe Amee, Clifford Baker, Osborne Whitten, Walter H. Sargent, Arthur A. 
 Handy, Clarence H. Fay, Harold Sawyer, Rudolph Butler, John Chipman, Rose E. Lohnes 
 WAR BRIDES — Wilda Chipman, Helen Currie, Margaret Heath, Alice Talbot, Dorothy Hanna, 
 L. Alice Wetherby, Ida Sparrow, Charlotte Ramsay 
 
 CLERGYMAN T. EDMUND ROSS 
 
 ^MESSENGER NEWELL KEYES 
 
 TABLEAU C— War and Prohibition 
 
 DAUGHTER HOSE LOHNES 
 
 ARES WALTER H. JACKSON 
 
 VODKA ^LARK S. HEATH 
 
 FIRST COSSACK , MARION H. STOCKWELL 
 
 SECOND COSSACK GLADYS A. GRAVES 
 
 COMEDY FRENCH COP 3ERNARD WHITE 
 
 ABSINTHE GIRL ETHEL WILSON 
 
 and Sailors 
 
 TABLEAU D— -Lords and Hirelings 
 
 WARRING RULERS 
 DEATH ; FREDERICK A. WILMOT 
 
 CATS PAW 
 
 CUSHION RUBBER HEELS 
 
 TREAD SOFTLY 
 STEP SAFELY 
 
 ORDER BV NAME. 
 
 FOSTER RUBBER COU« **^i&> 
 
 BOSTON, MASS. 5CT«n"C«o t 
 
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 457 M. Auburn St., Cambrthge 
 
SOMERVILLE PAGEANT 
 
 Boston Plate & Window Glass Co. 
 
 Window and Plate Glass 
 Mirror Plates, Framed Mirrors, etc, 
 
 261 to 287 A Street .'. 20-22 Canal Street 
 
 Boston, Mass. 
 
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 "An introduction leads to everlasting friendship." 
 
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 CHOCOLATES 
 
 "On sale where quality is appreciated." 
 
of WORLD PEACE 
 
 2li>0t Mtsl^s for World $vati> 
 
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 £tanfrmg (Sjommfttee 
 (tihirit Unturrsaltst parish fficst ^ontrrutlle 
 
 C. R. BOWLBY 
 
 Long Distance Auto Truck 
 
 Furniture and Piano Moving 
 
 Storage and Renting of Autos 
 
 1 6 Thorndike Street 
 
 West Somerville 
 
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SOMERVILLE PAGEANT 
 
 Compliments of 
 
 J. W. HOWARD 
 
 JTlnriat 
 
 330 Broadway.lSomerville 1363 Beacon Street, Brookline 
 
 Scene 3 
 
 ARES, GOD OP WAR WALTER H. JACKSON 
 
 DEATH FREDERICK A. WILMOT 
 
 GREED ISABELLE E. SIMMONS 
 
 SLAUGHTER JEAN M. WITHERELL 
 
 PAIN BEATRICE I. SANDERS 
 
 HATRED ELIZABETH CHASE 
 
 SORROW MARION L. HULL 
 
 SMOKE MOLLIE L. McCORMACK 
 
 FLAME FRANC H. THIES 
 
 DESTRUCTION HELEN GOLDSMITH 
 
 DESOLATION HELEN GOULD CDRRIE 
 
 FAMINE OLIVE G. CROSSMAN 
 
 PESTILENCE NORNA V. JOHNSON 
 
 INSANITY AGNES E. WEIR 
 
 STEEL — Gladys M. Thies, Eleanor Maynard, Mildred Kewer, Elsie E. Schoenle, Emily L. Pride, 
 Leona Paasche, Angela Perron, Gertrude Doherty, Edith Hagan, Florence Hunter 
 
 FIRE — Madeleine H. Luce, Marion W. Kellsey, Ruth G. Trefry, Dorothy J. Trefry, Florence L. Den- 
 nis, Clara Gardner, Esther Maynard, Lena Pierce, Gladys I. Bowditch, Agnes Blood, Edna 
 Harvey 
 
 HATE — Catherine E. Giles, Eva M. Wallace, Esther L. Johnson, Violet L. March, Mabel March, H. 
 Bernice Edgar, Helen H. Whitaker, Annie L. Johanson, Evelin H. Johnson, Ruth C. Sproule 
 
 RAGE — Helen W. Rice, Edna A. Stahl, Anna Ross, Ida M. Bowman, Gladys Horton, Priscilla Cal- 
 der, Edna Scriven, Helen Copithorne, Ruth FitzPatrick, Margaret Manning, Alice Mitchell, 
 Bertha C. Mellett 
 
 DARKNESS— Howe Clark, Herford C. Hartwell, Wilfred J. Fuller, Hazel Davenport, Grace Dardis, 
 Bertha Wallace, Beatrice Wilson, Jennie Moore 
 
 TIME CHARLES FEARING, Sr. 
 
 ETERNITY EDWARD FLINT 
 
 VICTORY JOHN CHIPMAN 
 
 DEFEAT A. E. BAIRD 
 
 HOPE MARY HOYT 
 
 Room 745 
 
 F. C. ALEXANDER 
 
 Contractor and Builder 
 
 OLD SOUTH BUILDING 
 BOSTON, MASS. 
 
gf WORLD PEACE 
 
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 Harhsnn (L'alfUucU 8c <&a. 
 
 "Wtft 3trmwBtkets" 
 
 
 
 Cnmpltments 
 
 
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 Whitney & Elwell 
 
 30 STATE STREET 
 BOSTON 
 
 The Ibttolg* Store 
 
 MEMBERS: NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 
 BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE 
 
 
 
 Percy A. Hall, Ph., G. 
 
 
 DAVIS SQUARE WEST SOMERVILLE 
 
SOMERVILLE PAGEANT 
 
 Live in a Palmer-Built House 
 
 Now is the time to move into a Modern Home. I have them at Medford Hillside 
 and in Watertown. Hire one of my apartments -if you like it, buy on Easy Terms. 
 Let me explain about Palmer-Built Houses and Palmer-Easy Payment Way of 
 Owning Your Home. Telephone. 
 
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 75 DOVER STREET 
 
 WEST SOMERVILLE 
 
 OFF DAVIS SQUARE 
 
 Telephone Somerville !9I 
 
 Episode IV 
 
 PEACE BALLET 
 
 SOLO DANCER 
 
 .MISS MARION HINCKS 
 
 ASSISTANTS — Evelyn Belcher, Beatrice Carr, Charlotte Colchord, Marjorie Currier, Helen Hoole, 
 Louise Hunt, Mildred Moses, Beatrice Sweet, Elizabeth Tibbetts, Claire Tucke 
 
 CHORUS — Mary M. Atlansky, Irene A. Birchdale, Marion J. Blyth, Marjorie R. Bowlby, Madeline 
 Bowman, Elizabeth J. Brainerd, Phyliss Brownell, Wilhelmina M. Cameron, Jennie M. 
 Casey, Edith Champney, Thelma W. Colwell, Irene Y. Cummings, Agnes Danehy, Ethel L. 
 Deojay, Hazel O. Deojay, Gwendolyn H. M. Dunn, Mary G. Penton, Marie M. Fuchs, Hul- 
 dah B. Galley, Frances L. Gorrill, Dorothy Henderson, Edith A. Jones, Estelle M. Jones, 
 Olive L. Jones, Edna M. Kennedy, Helen Manning, Ethel MacPhail, Ida D. Mauch, Mary 
 McAvoy, Jennie H. Mellett, Marion E. Mellett, Bessie Morrison, Barbara Muller, Alexandra M. 
 Neil, Helen Newell, Blanche L. Osborne, Margaret M. Pierce, Alice W. Pride, Clara J. Quinn, 
 Anna Robillard, Rosalind Robillard, Agnes a. Robinson, Aurora L. Rondina, Agnes L. Schutte, 
 Priscilla C. Simpson, Margaret B. Taylor, Irma P. Traphagan, Sada M. Tyler, Edna M. Walker, 
 Ethel G. Walker, Leah H. Wallace, Doris Ward, Helen Ward, Isabelle Wardrope, Mary E. 
 Weadick, Helen White, Kathleen V. Zwicker 
 
 Iron and Wire Fences 
 
 W. A. SNOW 
 IRON WORKS 
 Inc. 
 
 19 PORTLAND 
 STREET, 
 BOSTON 
 
gf WORLD PEACE 
 
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 fWHITE HOUSE] 
 
 
 COAL AND GRAIN 
 
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 TEL 168 2464 MASS - AVE - 
 
 NO. CAMBRIDGE MASS 
 
 ^■■■^'your Grocer itfilf be pleased 
 
 
 fflQiiiiSUSI to supply you. Just ask for 
 
 
 
 I fciTFiHrr'. I 'he White House Coffee and 
 
 
 
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 Sold by 25,000 dealers in United State> and Canadian P 
 
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 Shop 2635-W Telephone Connection Res. 16 
 
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 H. N. DEARBORN 
 
 M&n&z Painting 
 
 62 Dover St. 
 West Somerville 
 
 Paper Hanging 
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 FURNITURE 
 
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 84 CANAL STREET 
 
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 Executive Staff 
 
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 Treasurer . 
 
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 Concessions Chairman 
 
 Program Chairman . 
 Tickets Chairman 
 Head Usher 
 
 Pageant Master 
 Rhythmic Director 
 Costumes . 
 Master of Properties 
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 FREDERICK A. WILMOT 
 JOHN WEINHEIMER 
 JULIAN R. DILLABY 
 C. E. BELLATTY 
 FRANCIS V. MEAD 
 F. ELWOOD SMITH 
 J. P. SNOW 
 ALBERT M. BURBANK 
 CHARLES R. DUHIG 
 HAROLD JAMES 
 
 Production 
 
 FREDERICK A. WILMOT 
 ANNIE M. BLAIKIE 
 JOHN VINE 
 
 HERBERT M. L GIDUZ 
 A. ROTHE 
 
 Reception Committee 
 
 Hon. Z. E. CLIFF, Chairman 
 
 Advisory Board 
 
 Mrs. Cyrus E. Dallin, Chairman, Frank Chouteau Brown, Percy Lee Atherton 
 Dr. Charles Fleischer, Henry B. Humphrey 
 
 If you want 
 
 FRAMING 
 
 that is artistic, 
 
 IMPORTED PICTURES 
 
 that are novelties, 
 
 ART GOODS 
 that are exclusive 
 
 481 BOYLSTON STREET 
 Opposite Institute of Technology 
 
 B GO TO B; 
 
 KABATZNICK'S 
 
 and 
 
 HAND CARVED FRAMES 
 
 of rare beauty 
 
 at prices that will 
 
 please you 
 
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 of Holy Pictures 
 
 BOSTON, MASS. 
 PHONE BACK BAY 47*9 
 
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 OXFORD 2947 
 
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 69 SUMMER STREET. BOSTON 
 
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 TELEPHONE SOMERVILLE 184 
 
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 wait CforttcfttfUe, ^4lf<^ 
 
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 By Mail, Postpaid, . . . 25? 
 
 STANDARD SILVERWARE COMPANY 
 34 Merchants Row. Boston 
 
 Telephone: Som. 3708-M 
 
 H. A. PRESCOTT 
 
 411 Highland Avenue 
 
 Pure Milk and Cream 
 direct from our own 
 DAIRIES 
 
 west somerville 
 
 Mass. 
 
 a good sign 
 
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 OUR PLUMBING. 
 
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 fixtures and our experienced workmen, insure satisfaction in all kinds of 
 Plumbing Work. 
 
 Give us a trial whether you intend installing a new system or simply 
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 New England Nurseries, Bedford, Mass. 
 
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 MFG. 
 
 CO. 
 
 55-57 DOVER STREET 
 W. SOMERVILLE, 
 
 MASS. 
 
 JIGS 
 
 FIXTURES 
 
 DIES 
 
 CUTTERS 
 
 EXPERIMENTAL 
 
 WORK 
 
 EBB 
 
 AUTOMOBILE 
 
 PARTS 
 
 MADE 
 
 TO 
 
 ORDER 
 
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 MACHINE 
 AND 
 ENGINE 
 REPAIRS 
 
 eh 
 
 GENERAL 
 REPAIRS 
 
 PATRIOTS OF WAR AND PEACE 
 
 A Dialogue 
 BERTHA HIRSCH BARUCH 
 
 War : 
 
 'Twas ever thus, 'twill ever be. 
 
 War is a grim necessity. 
 Peace : 
 
 What was, is past; what is, must cease. 
 
 The claims of War be met in Peace. 
 War : 
 
 When foes assail a nation's Right 
 
 It is in duty bound to fight. 
 Peace : . 
 
 The nobler nation seeks redress 
 
 Of wrongs, in calm deliberateness. 
 War: 
 
 When rankling wounds cause conflagration, 
 
 The God of War flouts arbitration. 
 Peace : 
 
 A world laid waste for "duty's sake" — 
 
 When duty it were a world to make. 
 War: 
 
 Allegiance to our flag must be, 
 
 To quell— destroy the enemy. 
 Peace : 
 
 Our ensign bears the pen and seal, 
 
 Life pledged to serve the Peace Ideal. 
 War : 
 
 To fight bespeaks man's strength and power, 
 
 His glory is in conquest's hour. 
 Peace : 
 
 Man's glory lies in Reasons might, 
 
 In battle brave for Truth and Right. 
 War: 
 
 For sloths and cowards the peaceful strain, 
 
 For us, the songs of soldiers slain. 
 Peace : 
 
 We sing of bloodless sacrifice, 
 
 Of heroes conquering sin and vice. 
 War: 
 
 For us the furious battlefield ; 
 
 A patriot's life in strife to yield. 
 Peace : 
 
 As patriots on land or sea, 
 
 Our Treaty is with Humanity. 
 War : 
 
 Our flag means Forre — armed strategy ; 
 
 Means capture, freedom, victory! 
 Peace : 
 
 Our banner pure where'er unfurled — 
 
 M/^ans Justice, Peac^-throughout the World. 
 
 RIGHT 
 
 QUALITY 
 
 RIGHT 
 PRICES 
 
 AT THE 
 
 S. K. AMES' 
 
 Butter and 
 Tea Stores 
 
 14 Bow Street 
 
 1 42 Cross Street 
 
 349 Medford Street 
 
 86 Broadway 
 
 9 Highland Read 
 
 217 Highland Avenue 
 
 TEELE SQUARE 
 SOMERVILLE 
 
 58 Branch stores in New 
 England. 
 
 A 9. V* * 
 
 <&£<^t*^y 
 
 Burbank 8c Ryder Varnish Company 
 
 Bunker Hill Finishers 
 
 H. F. RYDER, representative 
 
 54 Francesca Ave.. Somerville 
 
Compliments 
 
 of the 
 
 Wellington -Wild Coal Company 
 
 SOMFY Garbage Receiver SOMFY Garbage Receiver 
 
 Manufactured by 
 
 Somerville Iron Foundry 
 
 88 Washington Street 
 Somerville me a? Mass. 
 
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 wat the fly by eliminating their 
 breeding places. 
 
 ffensive odors may be entirely 
 done away with. 
 
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 roundings sanitary. 
 
 ree the back yard of the nuisance 
 of overturned garbage pails. 
 
 ou will accomplish all these 
 points by installing a 
 
 SOMFY Sanitary 
 Garbage Receiver 
 

 
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 of Boston. Mass. 
 4 Liberty Square. Corner Water Street 
 
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 DIRECTORS 
 
 Hobart Ames Charles F. Cutler Benjamin B. Perkins Thomas W. Saunders 
 
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