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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-24
ORDER YOUR FLowr,

ORDER YOUR FLOWERS Ar
Burton Candy Store and saw ah
Agent for Mitchelrs Flower Stora "sTn1ey.
erville. vat
tia
WANTED-YOUR FILMS no
VELOP and print. Quality W, De
reasonable prices. Mail oraers "a at
prompt attention. Fred W sven
SO Main ST., Bingham. Ieole,
WANTED OnEFs, COOKS. W.
RESSi.S chamber maids, laund !" ATT
general and kitchen workers. etc 71sses.
ate family. hotel and restaurant riV-
or call, except between 10 ana lei
ond 7. Mrs. Hawley, 7sO Hi and
50wi
DEVELOPING AND FINISHING
amateurs, neatly and promptIv EoR
at The Hun Studio, 81 Water s. oons
Skowhegan, Me. Mail orders ,efeet
of town people promptly attends out
til
so HEAD REGIsTERED AMI
REGISTERED Berkshires consisttru w.
brood BOWS; service boars; youns SS,ot
and feeders. Best of stock 5hta
right. George II. TuttIe, Norridcces
Wock. .sge-
REAL EsTATE-F YOU WANr
buy or sell a farm or village nroasIO
drop me a line. l can be of assistsV
to you. F. D. Sterry, rs Mt. Pisssanoe
TIA
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The 1920 commencement is a thing
Of the past. The High School under
the direction of the faculty have grad
mated a fine class. Twenty students
ont of thirty-four found themselves on
tre honor roll. This was good per.
contage but a total enrolment OF
bonors would have sounded better
Only one a young woman reached d
rank sufficient to be on the high honor
list 1t il to be regretted that lne
same close application was not APP
plied by all students to their STUDIES
as by those who have won sucn aug
nifed place In the minds of the clt-
zens. 1t was fine aggregation OF
scholars however. and tho citizens are
proud of every graduate. The parts
we're very entertainingly presented
and the 1920 class will be recalled ~
years To come with satisfaction by the
townspeople. Make the same sue
cess of life boys and girls that you
have Of your high school course.
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Agricultural Club work is coming
,,ood and the BOYS and girls Of Som
e e County under the efficient direc-
ton Of County Agent storer and the
clnb leaders have placed the county
90 fourth on the list in membership
ont Of 1G counties. Since June z the
Increase has been steady, fifty boys
and girls having signed up. Let $
make Somerset County the banner
agricultural club This is valuable
training and the farmers need your
HELM as a producing medium
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Death of Frank Farrin at Brighton

Word has been received here of The
death of Frank Farrin, leading citl-
zen and hotel keeper of Brighton. He
is survived by a widow and several
grown-up children, among them being
Mrs. Ernest Decker of Skowhegan an0
Mrs. Parker L. Foss of Watervlle.
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STATE OF MAINE
ONCE of Board of State Assessor.

Augusta, June IT, 1920
Notice Is hereby given that tho Board
of State Assessors will be in session at
the Assessors Office in Pitts1eld on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of July at
A. M; at the Court House In
on Wednesday. tho 7th day
of July, at 9 o'clock. A. NJ: at the
Assessors once in Bingham on Thurs
day. the 9Th day of July. at o'clock,
A. M, A. d. 1920. in the County Of
Somerset. to secure information to en-
able them to make just equaliza-
ton of the taxable property In said
and to investigate charges OF
concealment of property from taxa,
ton, of differentiation and of failure
to assess property liable to taxatioH.
c. s. STETSON.
w. r. DRESSER,
J. J. DEARBORN.
Board of State Assessors:
r. H. STERLING Clerk. sw2e
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discharse

In the matter OF Uriah Aoody
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
To the Hon; Clarence Hale, Juiss sf
the District Court OF the United 5.ats1
for the District OF Maine.
Uriah Moody of Madison - Tho
County OF Somerset and State OF
Maine. in said District. respectfully
July. 1919. last past, he was duly ad.
judged bankrupt under the Acts of Con-
gross relating to bankruptcy; that he
IA: 1aly surrendered all his property
and rights Of Drsnerty. ana has fully
saiA Acts AID Of the orders OF Court
touching his BANKRUPTCY.
WHEREFOKE HE PRAYS. That he
MY be assr.ea y the Court to have
ssie against Els estate unser said
sAnkruntsy Acts except such debts as
are excepted by law from such dls-
Dated this nth day of June A. D.
URIAH MOODY,
Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
district of MaiHe, Northern Division.
On this 10Th day of June A. D.
1920 on reading the foregoing petition
1t is
Ordered by the Court. That a hear
day of July A. d. 1920. before said
SQUIRT at Bangor. in said District,
Northern Division, at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon; and that notice thereof be
published In The Independent Repor-
ter. newspaper printed In said Dis
trict, Northern Division. and that all
known creditors, and other persons In
interest, may appear at the said time
and place, and shew cause. II any they
have. why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
And 1t In further Ordered by the
Ceurt, That the Clerk shall send by
mall to all known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order. addressed
to them at their places of residences
as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence
Hale. Judge of the said Court and
he seal thereof at Bangor. In the
Northern Division of said Dist rict. Cd
the 18th day of June A. D. 1920.
ISABEL SHEEHAN.
Deputy Clerk
=, A true copy OF petition and order
thereon.
Attest:
ISABEL SHEEHAN,
Deputy Clerk
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TIlICT

In the Pittsfeld, Detroit and Pai-
myra class there was but one candl-
date. DR.. E. A. Porter, on the Repup-
lican ticket. In Pittsf1eld, Dr. for-
ter received 1871 votes.
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STATE OF MAINE

Somerset County, Probate Court
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested that Vesta L. Jones of Arson
has been duly appointed executrix OF
the last will and estate of w Scott
Jones, late of Arson, deceased, ana
qualified as such executrix June To-
1920 and Is duly qualified to act IN
said capacity.
Attest:
PHILO STEWARD,
3w26 Register
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ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
District of MRiAe, Northern biyts,o.
On this 10th day of June
is2e, en- reading the foregoing petition
II ia
ordered BY the Court, That a hear.
ing be had upon the same on the 30th
day of July A d. 1920. befora
said Court At Bangor, In said Distriet
Northern Division. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon: and that notice Thereof
be published in tho Independent Rs
porter. newspaper printed In ssil
District. Northern Division. and that
all knswn creditors and other Bersons
In interest. may appear at the said
time and place. and show cause II
any they have, why tho prayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted
And II IL further Ordered by thu
Court, That the Clerk shall
send by mail to all known CREDITOR
copies Of said petition and this order
addressed to them at their places OF
residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Clarenc,
Male, Judge of the said Court, and
sAs seal thereof at Bangor In ths
Northern Division Of said Dist rict. or
the 18th day OF June A. d. 1922
ISABEL SHERMAN
Il. s. " ''A
a true copy of petition and order
thereon.
Attest
ISABEL SHEEHAN.
Deputy Clerk
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Advertisements in these columns not to exceed five
lines inserted once for 25c four times for soc, ca
with order. Zach additional line sc. In COMPUTE
lines, reckon average of words. Stamps taken
u not paid in advance, DC additional is CHARGED
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CARRIES SOMERSET
COUNTY

Continued from First Page
/: Mayfield O.; Moose River 0; Pleas
ant Ridge / :; The Forks l j; West Forks
O; Bingham l. Total 18
MADISON, SOLON AND ATHENS
DISTRICT
Burns Towne
Madison 70 III
Scion SO
Athens
lit 127
HARMONY, HARTI4AND, ETC, DIS
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-24

A COTTAGE HOUSE WITH ONE
HALF acre of land on West Front st.
for sale. Inquire of F. o. Furber or
II enry Crowell. Skowhegan. tf2e
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III YOU XII. AND DRESS A PIG

when you take him to market they viii
bring ont a rack or frame with handles
at both ends BY its means, with
man at both ends. the porker can be
very conveniently carried into the
market and placed on the scales for
weighing This rack or frame is some
times called a bier | have one alb
solutely as good as new, for sale, 1t
would cost five or six dollars 70 build
| will take 500 for il II. 7, Patten.
tf2G
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sankrupt's Petition for Discharge

In the matter OF Lester L. rarf5.,
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. 'aad
To the Hon. Clarence Hale. Jude :.
the District Court of the United = Of
for the District of Maine a'sA
Lester L. Ferland of Fairfield :
the County OF Somerset, and stat "a IA
Maine, In said District, respectfu,p1
represents that on the 5th daV =,
august last past he was duly ad.
Congress relating to bankruptcy. nv,
he has duly surrendered all his nra1
erty and rights of property, and by,
fully complied with all the reauira.
ments OF said Acts and of the ordap,
Of Court touching his bankruptcy
WHEREFORE HE PRAYS. Tbst r.
may be decreed by the Court to bsvs
a full discharge from all debts prov
able against his estate under s.,S
bankruptcy Acts except such debts a,
are excepted by law from such diss
charge. '''-
Dated this 18th day of June A n
1920. =.
LESTER L. FERLAND
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SOLID LEATHER WORK 81

COMPETENT GIRL OR WOMAN
wanted for general homework. Chas
w. Greene Madison. tfzz
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Sale for $3.50 per pair. Sizes to Il.
We pay the postage on mail orders.
Guss Pooler & Son Skowhegan. tf21
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touring ear. newly Varnished. thoroly
overhauled and adjusted, mechanically
right equipped with Goodrich silver,
town Cord Tires. ? extra tubes and
rims Price for cash only $3.50. Apply TO
g : UurnDhrevs. Madison 2w26'
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s1Y YEAn nLn MARE FoR sALE-

Weighs 1150 lbs. Sound. smooth and
kind Safe for Il woman to drive. GOOD
worker single or double. Woull
make a beautiful brood mare. Wen
worth the money. Coal black in
color James y. Nutting, Norridge-
Wock Ave. Skowhegan. We
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D en snsssssessssssesss'
GIIAMHIcRMAIDS
ACTRESSES.


and other hotel help wanted. Eagle
Mountain House. White Mountains
Jack son. y. II. 2W26
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WANT TO Ii, THE CUTTING OF
FOR sALE-1e14 sTUDEBAKEF

the hay at Eaton = Atain Farm or
hire Il crew to h.rYest same. X, =,
Patten. tizo
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NC sAIr ANn LOW PRICES ON so

head of registered Berkshire sows and
bears TO close ont by July 18TH ages
from three months TO two years. Salts
faction guaranteed. George II i ut
tie, Norridgewock tt2b
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TABLE GIRL WANTED-IsLAND
Cafe Good wages to right party. 1w26'
WANT TO BUY FROM TWO TO
Five acres of standing grass some
where in Skowhegan village or would
work myself and horse in haying ana
take hay in return. Thomas Gould,
cilnwbegan 1w26'
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A NINE ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE

4 NINE HUM hui VI FVIt 'NHr7-
Furnace heat, electric lights bathroom,
modern plumbing, roomy stable when
would accommodate a COW or two,
horse and 1000 hens Buildings set
on lot measuring one acre. Located
on one of the best streets of Skowhe-
gan For particulars call n. r. Phone
164-12 tlEb
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snME I-rnoLsrEnEn ErnNIrrnE

for sale: also one roll top desk. j
II Lancaster, Water Street, SkOwhe
gan. l"So
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wANTED-TRAvELE SIM
GLE 90 to % years preferred.
Young man without much selling
experience whom we can train
in our business Must be
honest, hard worker and
have fair education. Splendid
opportunity for rapid promotion
and permanent position II q hust-
Ter. Territory, New England
States. Address Chas. Frezek,
Gen. Del, Lewiston. tfs
SCHOOL FOR NURsES-ExCuI
LENT opportunity for young women
with at least one year Of high scheol
work, or It's equivalent In the Nurses
Training School OF City Hospital. wor.
cester, Mass. Apply for application
blank and information to the Superin.
tendent 1yS3
j. N. q 1. J. SMITH WOULD LIKE
to purchase secondhand upright
piano. tf24
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Somerset County, Probate Court
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TWEEN Skowhegan and Waterville.
Nav be had by paying for this ad.
i. H Morrill, Court St. Skowhegan.
1w26
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vi NIV FtVIfEi It III ~ " y " = -
WOrK road owner may have same
bv proving properly and paying cost of
this ad. independent Reporter co.
''''" - 1w26
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WHERE between the opera House and
the Skowhegan Savings Bank. Finder
please notify Lucille Batchelder. Skow-
bePan 2w26
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sale Inquire OF James Erskine, Frank
ESTES Place Madison Ave. Skowhe-
,r4r 1w26'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
Polskie ~Towarzystwo
Techniczne.

Pred niedawnym cZasem zlaczylo
sic z wyzej Om0wiona korporacya
,,UrsuS Motor Co." t. wv. ,,Polskie
Towarzystwo Techniczne", ziozone z
wyszkolonych mechanik6w, ktore do
tychczas prowadzilo warsztaty swe
p. n. 2127 W. North ave-, gdzie wy
rabiano rozmaite narzedzia / pray
ready, oraz prowadzonO szkole ola
kierowniczych ACKNOWLEDGMENT, po-
}aczona z warsZtatem reperacyjnym.
OStatnio czlonkowie tego ToWarzy--
silva wstapili do korporacyi ,,Ursus"
i obie firmy ~zespalaja sic coraz Sci
Slej, k]ooperujac p~oiytecznie, . ko-
rzystnie ola siebie wzajem.
Szkola automohilowa zostala INA
komicie rozw:nieta i udoskonalona:
pozostaje Ona pod doskonaiem k1-
rownictwem oh. NJ. Tomaszka, eXper-
ia W budowie automobil6w wszelkie-
go typu, kt6ry sam wykiada teore--
tycznie i uczy praktycznte grenade
spora uczni, blisko setke liczaca.
Kursa - podzielone So, iak juz
wzmlankowano ma teoryc / praktyke,
a prowadzoHe So przez OBJ. Tomasz-
ka bardzo SciSle, coSmy mogli sami
s%twierdzit, przegladajac dokladnie
utrzymywane katalogi tel szkoiy.
Uczniowie maja do nauki teoretycz-
mel odpowiedni lokal, a praktyczne
pckazy / praco odbywaja sic W war
~sztacie - ma kilku ~specyalnie do
tego przeznaczonych automobilach'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
FABRYKA sURSUS MOTOR CO...

kt6re uczniowie musza skfadac, ro-
zbieraG, naprawiaG ftp. Doskonaiy
sposob tel nauki pozyska( szkole o.
wei rozlegle kola studertow - ma
wet wGr6d obcych, ME Polakow, kto-
rych garnie sic nieledwie wiecej, nh
naszych, poniewal p. Tomaszek istot-
ME uczy swietnie i jest W tym kie-
runku dzialania ola swej i~nstytucyi
p~rawdziwie ~nieoceniony. Cena kur-
su Jest bardzo n!ska co tez sic
przyczynia do frekwencyi. Jak zaz-
naczylismy - obecnie PREY szkole
tel rozwinieto i rozszerzono takze
warsztaty reperacyjne automobile
we, przyjmujace wszelkie roboty W
zakres naprawy, rekonstrukcyi Cd
now automobil6w wchods4ce. Adres
szkoly: 2127 w. North ave.
Ma zakonczenie naleay dodac. IL
korporacya ,,Ursus Motor CO. wraz
z Polskiem Towarzystwem Techni-
cznem wydaja i~nteresujace pismo e.
d~ukacyjre p. t. ,,Te"hnika Popular
na", kt6rego redaktorem jest inzy-
nier D. K. Szymafski: prenumerata
roczna pisma tego, kt6re wychodzi
jako m~iesiecznik, wynosi S2.OO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

an McSSare Bell Foundry Co.
AS3&H BALTIMORE MD.
MlM Dzwony koScielne, dzwon6
4MZN seAs SSeeJlhsida
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
"UrSu

Bodaj najpierwsza z korporacyi
naszyeh tutejszych, stworzonych W
okresie wielkiego pobudzenia pred
siebiorczoSci naszej wskutek zmian
politycznego bytu narodu polskiego
po wojnie Swiatowej to - Ursus!
I%nicyatorzy k%orporacyi tel - jesz-
cze W czasie wojny planowali fakty-
cznie 1 przygotowywali prace ma Cd
budowe 1 odoranie ziemi i gospodar-
kf rolnei W Polsce po wojnie, pc jej
kleskach / Z~niszczeniach, ku czemu
jeden z mich DIR. L. Szumkowski OBJ
mySliwal projekty rome / pr6by czy-
iii interesujace. ZamierzOno miano-
wicie skombinowaG traktor do piracy
rolnej, by dac SHE pociagowa, potrze-
bna ma roll, gdy W Polsce y zwierzat
pociagowych niema i ME bedzie dfu-
go, DO konie, ba - psy nawet Mem
cy nam poziadali, Moskale porabo-
wall. E. P6zniej z pomyslu traktora,
kt6ry dr.. Szymkowski dal opatent>.
wac - przeszla korporacya do budo-
wy trokow, czyli automobilow cieza-
rowych - ma export do Polski, oraz
ma sprzedaz tn - bardzo prawdopo-
dobna 1 korzystna, gdy sic zwazy, IL
1 Ameryce wlaSnie takich automobi-
low ciezarowych, takich trok6w po-
trzeba naglaco, a w~szystko, co fir
my krajowe wyprodukuja, zbyt ma
zyskowny. Re wzgledu zatem ma VIE
ksze 1 rychlejsze zyski ,,Ursus' po-
stanowil zacza6 cd wyrobu trok6w.
Otto CO czytamy o po~czatkach kor-
poracyi W b~roszurce, o~pisujacej jej
rozw6j dotychc2aSowy:
2 poczatkiem roku 1919 grono lu-
dzi przedsiebiorczych - rozumieja-
cych sic ma sprawach handlu i pre-
mysIu, a nadewszystko ludzi uczci-
wych, o ~przeszloSci czystei, pracowi-
tyeh, godnych wiec pod kazdym
wzgledem zaufania zorganizowaio
Korporacye pod nazwa ,Ursus Motor
Company, ktore1 celem i dazeniem
Jest zrealizowat wynalazek zamiany
roku ma traktor / pchnac go ma tory,
wiodace do iak najwiekszego powo-
iZenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
Z NASzECO RUCHU KOOPERATYWNECO.

W ten spos6b powstala czysto pol
ska sp6lka / fabryka automobil6w
ciezarowych i narzedzi rolniczych p.
n. -Ursus Motor Co." Chicago.
Firma zostala inkorporowana ma pod
stawie praw Stanu Illinois, z kapita-
lem zak}adowym W sumie $1,000,000,
kt6ry jest rozdzielony ma zwykle ak
eye W sumie $750,O00.0O i akcye u
prZywilejowane W sumie $250,000,-
90. w skiad dyrekcyi wchodza: DIR.
L. S. Szumkowski - prezes; OBJ. Mi
chat Tomaszek - wiceprezes; OBJ.
Teodor Zamiara - sekretarz / skar-
bnik; oraz dyrektorzy: W. Zwiefka,
j. Makarski, A. Mega i X. Szyman-
ski, inzynier. Biura ~korporacyi znaj-
duja sic We wlasnym domu pnr. 2127
w. North ave-, a fabryka nova ,,Ur-
susa" znajduje sic pnr. 66O1 West
Grand ave.
o fabryce tel wypada rec choc
slow kilka: Istnieje ona W nowo-
tworzacei sic, a dobra przysziost ma
iacej dzielnicy Hanson Park, gdzie
,Ursus" zbudowai nowy, rozlegly
budynek, ma placu wlasnym, mierza
Gym 16 i poi akra gruntu: ziemie
kupiono / fabryke zbudowano - zu-
pelnie bez diugu, CO Easiuguje ma
podkreSlenie. Fabryka Jest budyn--
klein parterowym, pieknym, widnym,
przestronnym, peino W niej Swiatfa
/ powietrza - slowem warunki do
piracy najlepsze ola %robotnika. w
lipcu br. poswiecono fabryke - bar
do uroczyScie, czego dokonai X.
Frarciszek Gordon, Delegat Gen.
Xxx. Zmartwychwstancow W Amery-
&c, kt6ry PREY tel sposobnoSci pick
ME przemowit, podnoszac zasluge i
nicyatywy prac ,,Ursusa'' W s%zcZegol-
noSci, a przedsiebiorstw przemyslo-
wych i handlowych wogole - maja-
cych ma celu wzbogacenie przyszie ca
lego narodu. UroczystoSG poSwiece-
MIA za%szczycili obecnoScia swa licz-
nj wybitni obywatele nasi, czionko-
vie r6znych organizacyi i k~orporacyi,
przedstawiciele Prasy I inni. Faory-
ka kieruje obecnie inzynier p. Jani-
cki, Polak-Amerykanin, pod kt6rego
zwierzchnoScia dziala tam ~jeszcze
kilku techrtk6w, rysownik6w 1 kill
k~udziesieciu robotnik6w. Fabryka o.
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
Will
HEAR COOLIDGE
Vice-Presidential Nominee
to Address Mass Meeting
There October IS
EASTERN TOUR FOR
SENATOR JOHNSON

Governor Calvin Coolidge. OF Moss
achuseiis Republican nominee for
Nlce-nrosldont, will speak ai the Acad-
emy of Music In Philadelphia. October
ID under The auspices Of the Union
Lcague OF Philadelphia This was de-
termIncd yesterday ln Boston al a
COM renee with COL Thomas w. Mil
lor, Eastern director OF .ho Speakers
Rug au of 'iho Republican National
committee Too New York Governor
Coolidge Will speak in New York city
40 Carnegie Han on October 2s under
,l' auspices of the New York Young
Mons Republican Club There IS
every likelihood that he will make
liler addresses in tla East
In response 90 Inquiries as 90 SEN
aiOr Hiram Johnson OF California. 10 is
sliced That mo- definite date has AS vet
been determined for his appearance
in the East, but 10 Will probably hc
about the Third week of October.
When speaking i1 the Elst he will
undoubtedly Doe used In the Seventh
congressional District OF Alabama as
a starter This Is lho old Burnett
district, usually Democratic hy 6nO0
but which ihe Rcpuhllcans'losi ln lhe
special election OF September 90 1919
ny approximately 400. the successful
candidate heing Congressman l.. B..
kllney This year The Republicans
have nominated q. b. kcnnamcor and
every effort will ho used iO make a
dent in the South with This nominee.
Following lhls. senator Johnson
VIII. if Time permits. ho used in North
Carolina Boz lhc Tenth Congressional
District which has boo ihe pasi been
carried hy iho Republicans. and every
effort viii ho made 90 redeem it
Evening journal., 1920-09-23
Will SUE FOR
WAR INSURANCE
Brother of Dead Soldier, AL
leges He Was to Get
$4,000
PAYMENTS ARE
MADE TO FATHER
sneclal 10 Tho Evening Iournal.

sEAFonD, Sept 23.-To compel pay-
ment 90 him OF 5000 war insurance
taken out by -Als brother. Corporal
Leonard Howard who was Killed in
action ON October D. 1918. suit was
instituted in United States Court This
week by Joseph Arthur Howard. OF
Cambridge. Md. asaInst the United
States, and his father j. Harry How
ard, OF East New Market. Nd.
Corporal Howard was a member OF
Company p. ii5ih Infantry. his
brother alleges that Doe Was 90 he
ihc beneficiary under the policy.
which was to be paid at the rate OF
etllQ "a month for 20 months. but
That bis name. hy mistake was omit
iod from iho application. After no
lad received sl9ij OF the insurance.
lhe pldintalu alleges. payments Go
him were stopped and De was aOUncd
That they would bc made lo his flih-
er. Henry Lloyd. Jr. Of Camhridge.
Md. is his attorney.
Albert NJ rarr. state Vlcc-Counci-
Tor OF the Junior order United Amer
| lean Mechanics, has gone Go Tinn
OHIO. 90 spend ten days at the tor
| phans. Home OF the order. Every
DtHNN NiNN- -NNNNlllluf lu inc united
States meets at Tnln once wear tO
| inspect the homo and make ihcir rr-
port To the state Council, which is
/ held in February. The Delaware
state Council viii meet next February
/ 100 SeaiOrd. Nco-COuncill0r Tarr MA.
accompanied by his Wife and daugh-
! ter.
Albert J. Lank. Of This town. has
| sold io William o. Allen bis iOi-acre
farm, located two miles from Scaf0rd
ON the standardization road tho
consideration being $4,000
Miss LciitIa Ross entertained a fo,,
friends ai dancing and cards. nsf
evening Those present were Misses
/ Lillian Anthony. Virginia McNelllv.
Mamie Richardson Marrrcl Shirley.
/ Thomas non0hO Halheri Robinson.
Dallas Culver. Ashby Shipley and
| Charles Burton.