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Evening star., 1920-09-16
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported q
the health department. In the last twenty-fcuI
hours:
William W. and Ellen T. Taitsvull. boy.
Roland II. and LILLIAN n. Brown. girl.
Sumpter n. and Ida Il. Poston. girl.
Edward and Katherine v. Gator, boy.
Frank and Catherine Stamler, boy.
Jesse T.. and ssiome J. Masemer. girl.
Joseph Il. and Helen Becraft, girl
George w. and Annie Brown. boy.
Charles II. and Camilla r. Beall. boy.
Francis o. and Margaret Day. boy.
William A. and Helen Robins, boy
John ]. and Bridget NJ. Clark. boy.
William G. and Gertrude p. Hunt. boy.
Salvatore and vincenxina costanf fino, boz
Domeuico and Nunxiata Magnoli, boy
Aifio and Angela Di Gregorio. boy.
Ernesto and Girolama Postorino. girl.
Arthur u. and Hester Hazel. girl.
Thomas and Della White, boy
George c. aud Leola Iomax, girl
william aud Elizabeth Lewis boy.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
You'll Need No Urging With These
Remnant Blouses

At this prices are a group Of
fine batiste Hand Made Waists
that come in sizes 40 to tS.
SO 10 $3.50 Blouses, 81 IS
Georgette blouses in the popular
suits shades, white, flesh and
bisQue- Tailored models flAunt
tiny tucks and convertible collars.
Others are elaborate with braiding
embroidery and lace.
Tailored crepe de chine and pus-
sywff1ow bAcuses, with convertible
or roll collars and In white, flesh
biscue arc inca1ded-
5000 SIS Hand -Made
Blouses, $8-7S
Sheer batista blouses made In
vest effect or b1ktonin9 At the
front Val 1Ace and hand drawn
work, together with tiny tuck
ings make 0 GhAm exQuisitely
beautiful blouses. Sizes 81 to 46
incausively.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Replenish With Remnant
UnderQarments

12 Envelope Chen1ise, $1.B
OF fine naAnsook ard vpils IN
0eeh, whito and hSsa, daint4iy
tx,od with y5hbon and lace.
81 SO and $2 Smk Camisnlea,
65c
Ths @pak wanted cclcez, AosA
and peSY-M tailored sty14s Or
tFiMH,ed WITH hea,
81 Envelope Chenise, 46c
NAeneoek envelope cheHnIoe h
tailored style and In nesh ooaor
90 Six Envelope Cess,
$1.95
HxQuiSte undergerment af jap
safk and crepe de chine, daaufffy
triM1aed with fIlet laee, o. In
tailored style trimmed with hAEn-
sdfchMz, An have Ftbboa sA0ua-
der FtFaRk
IS SIX Gowns, $3,6a
Beautiful sieevelass erape Dc
chino gowns with Hlet yokes and
straps of ribbon and laea.
SO Bloomess, 81
..ls Rstisfe sst biesmsrz ,s With AsHs
reinforced and in flesh only.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

$40 0tos$12.5O High Boots,
$5.95
B1neay made of real leakher-a
rare offering at this price.
"a pairs OF finely made butto0
and black cloth tops Welt soles
and leather Cuban or leather Louis
heels.
IN 9; A 4 ~. s. 81, g. Sh.
II. s; B. 3h. 4, ~ s. sh- q.
At $5.95
% pairs OF Lace Boots With
p9tent leather vampH, black cloth
tnpe, welt soies and leather Louis
sixss-AA. AZ. 8. 81. q. eH. Z:
s.sA,4l. {. SS. Z SSa. T. 1A.
At $5.9S
- pairs OF Women's Button
senss IN e eassS s;s k1G t1os or Sade Sans WI e
wsie wse sssss soiss and na iesshsr Cuban or
leather Louis heels,
* S';s's4a e =; y I : r. ~ :: :! i &
At $5.95
10 Delrs of Lace Boots With
tAacjg cloth tops welt soles and
1eather Cuban or leather hee18-
@aesNAA, 5. 5H. 8; b. AZ, ,,
~, q ga.
At $5.95
- pairs of. Black KID Boots in
both button and lace styla with
full roAnd toes and flat heeis.
Ideal house and service sitppcrs..
Hsses-AAA. AZ, e. 6x, IA.
~. & tAs q, 3a. .: d. sM,S
81 4 ~. 8, 81; c, ~. 3 ~.
3. 8M. Z. eM. 8.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Who Ever Had Enough
Petticoats?

Who Ever Had Enough
Petticoats?
$3.50 Silk Petticoats, $5.85
OF heavy quality ozape. do chime
with dainttest iaee trimmed
rAoupcc. In flesh and white.
S. Safinetfe PeEt;cnats, 1886
Those hand shadow-psaof models
at fine eattnette In strA;Eht lino
models with scaiioDed bottom,
$50 and SO Jersey SIX
Petfieoata $3.50
Al jersey sink psktinseAa and
some with satin nounoea Fancy
plated douncss evHsa AZ than
trimmed with rfhbGn, m ali a
the-Hew and most vented coloFz,
s. 10 - Silk Caznisoles,
$1.95
paintiest of undersarments to
wear with sheer blouses and
fFecks- Fashioned of silk. crepe
de chine and geOrEettA IN hofh
flesh and white, Tailored nn6e1
demurely hemstitchad and other1
eiaborately trimmed with laoe.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

of Miss Blanche Cohen to Mr.. Edward
Rosenblufn, both Of this sity. The
ceremony was performed In Londen,
England. on September IL. Mr.. Resen=
blum is engaged in relief work In the
war-ridden districts. having just fin-
ished six months in Warsaw admin-
istering to the relief of the Polish
civilians, under the auspices, of the
joint distribution committee, Mr., and
Mrs. Rosenblum will probably cons
tinue this work abroad for some time,
but upon their return will live Iii
washington.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

The largest leaves in the world are
those of the 1nRj palm. which grows
on the banks of the Amazon. They
reach a length of thirty to ffty feet,
and are from ten to twelve feet In
BREADTH
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Seems Ridiculous to Be
Advertising Wash Skirts

Take one home and store for
next summer.
$1O.5O Wash Skirts, $1.9S
Finely tailored Of trfcotine-
$12.5O Wash Skirts, Sass,
Smart models in satinette and
tricotine-
$14.5O Wash Skirts, $3.9S
Conservativeiy good looking IN
tricotine, sattnette and Pofret
Twill.
$3.50 and $500 SIX
Skirts, $9.75
6 silk skirfs in Fan~tA-si and
crepe de chine IN orchid. blue and
white.
$27. so to $3.50 Six SkntA
$14.75
20 skirts of taffeta. faflae. rn1-
+ ta-si and Kumsi Kumsa in both
plated and straight line styles.
The colors are rose. lavender.
gray. blue. gold and black.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Linweed Hawkins, the brides brother,
served Mr.. Pearson as best man. Only
relatives, including Miss Florence
Tanner. AUNT of the brides. who gave
her away, and intimate friends wit
hessed the ceremony. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearson left for a wedding trip and
will return to make their home in
Washington.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Fine Remaining IN FaH
Froclss Of Silk

Chazznense D1esses, $1S.65
10 charmingly youthful styles
With YouDd or square nacka, made
Sizes 1918 IN navy and brown.
SIS Ta6eea Dresses, $Z265
8 Basqsae and atrGiKiht Ene medals
n black. CopenhaGen and sauDe.
Si1ea 1914
Evening star., 1920-09-16

The marriage of Miss Leta Hawkins
to Mr.. Guy Winston Pearson took
place yesterday in the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. the Rev John Comp
ton Ball. pastor, officiating. Miss E.s-
sic Lee Pearson, sister of the BRIDE
groom attended the bride. and Mr..
Evening star., 1920-09-16

dren.. returned to Washington Tues
day from Round Lake, n. T.. after an
absence of three months, and now is
located at 1915 New Hampshire ave-
hue,
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. kuby and
aon. who weree guests Of Mr.. Kuby.s
mother. Mrs Il. q. Kuby, have left
for their home, in ClowslRnd. Ohio.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Silk Dresses, Too
In Wide Assortment
$QS nraee>e <SS

In Wide Assortment
$95 Dresses, SIS
with panel tunics.
$112.5O Gowns, SIS
combined with bold coiored geor.
gette and embroidered with noss
silk and beads.
$126. so and $149:5OGosuns,
$50
2 navy and white printed geoF-
gette gowns with wide SILK girdies
and handsomeiy embsoddened
$43 Dresses, SIS
10 navy taffeta silk dresses with
draped tunics and French bodices-
$3.50 Dresses, $40
- 1 shantung silk dress with
plated skirt and trim Eton jacket.
$49.5O Dress, $18
1 black taffeta-dre with point
ed tunic-
$45 Dress, SO
grey crepe-de-chine dress with
$3.50 Dresses, $12
blouse style and with ruffled
tunic-
$3.50 Dresses, SIS
2 white crepe de chine dresses
with hong tunic and lace vests.
$3.50 Dress, $21
I white georgette dress trimmed
With ribbon.
$45 Dress, SIG
1 flesh colored georgette crepe
dress in tunic style with hem
stitched tucks.
$65-and SIS Evening Gowns,
$50
10 evening gowns for small
women, fashioned Of soiree silk
combined with silk net In maize,
rose and peach
$45 and $47. so Dresses,
SIS
20 SILK street dresses Of txffeta
and satin. embroidered IN gold
thread, chenille or floss silk. In
navy and black with fine lace
SIS to $50 Dresses, SIS
20 beautiful odd sf1k dresses tn
Eeorgette, crepe de chime, satin.
and crepe meteor elaborately en-
broidered. Such co4ors as navy,
black. grey, 0eah. tan and French
blue
Evening star., 1920-09-16
ASpecid Purchase of
Phitnd Haid Skirts
to Sen az SlA6

Just the nattIest SORT Of 6pas4
p 6ktrta for smart FAN weaH,
Fashioned Of finest wool mA-
teFials In rich plaids that IN
stAn4lY win your apprDNal, Ban
plated AktFtg theH age-0uoh ~
look - VERY wen W1th eA0rt
sports Jacket or sweater,
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Authier. who
went from Baltimore to Boston By
boat and spent, some time on the
north shore, now are In New York for
q few days.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

You Save Much in These
Coat Remnants
$3.50 and SIS Coaa2
$56.75
10 fun length coats In tricotine
and bolivia either navy or French
blue
SIS Coats,-$3Q. so
5 fun length coats Of navy trl
cotfnA- Made with panel back and
SIS and $65 Coats, $3.50
5 Wooitex coats with full back
and narrow belts- Fashioned Of
serge or nicotine in navy, black
and French blue
$165 Wrap, $S4.5O {
1 dolman wrap of Nankin blue
, silk duvetyn.
$3.50 Goats, $64.S0
leather auto coats in three
quarter and hip lengths- Re1te1
and ripple styles in white, green,
maroon and navy.
$50 Wrap, $54.8S
1 0rmomd- color wrapped luxmfous
MarveIlo cloth in three-Quarter
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Announcement has just been re-
ceived in Washington of the marriage
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Yours For Next to Nothing! Remnants!

What have left viii for next nothing
building being the
willing take almost the ends have bt
the quality IS there them
Sales-New GoodsSiany
Priced % AtracY YourNo
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Mr.. F'entiman had az his best man,
Mr.. Walter Middlekauff.
ceptton. and later In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Fenttman left for a northern
wedding trip. After October / they
will be at home at 530S 9th street
northeast. Brookland.
The out-of-town guests for the we'd
ding were Miss Mary T. Freas Of Phil
adelphia. Pa; Miss Susan r. Freas Of
Franklin, Pa; Miss Ruth Freas and
Mrs. Howard Frens Of Trenton. N. j..
all relatives Of the bride.
Capt. and Mrs. z. T. Georges left
Washington yesterday for a motor
trip through Massachusetts and
Maine.
Announcement has just been re-
Evening star., 1920-09-16

At $5.95
Il pstFs OF Lace Beees With
black Md vsmpa and yhas, zig
rs sizs:IA1i s: 4. ~. /. "a. %'N. B.
5. 81. 4. Az. 3. 81. 6. 81 4.TX. 8;
c. 8. az. 4. Az. s. 8. Ga. Z. 7A- 9.
$3.50 to $14 High Boots,
$7.95
ahoes that at these pe3css can
II pairs Of Black Kid LAcs
IeS.s si.s..1n. nss.s. g. ~. 8; A. {. ~. 1
.. zH. A. So.
At $7.95
8a pairs Of black Dd LAes
Boots, with hand-turnsd soiss,
short vamps and French heslA
{. S.sA.s: z. 3. sS. "a. u. ~
AT $7.95
zs pairs OF Lece Boets, black
kid vamps and hroxn I'D sos@
). s,ss'1Ah ". a: 4, ~ Z a. 4 .ss;sE. "a.
3H, ~. q. 6A, q: u, :. Z ~ =
SIS High Lace Boob,
$6.95
70 pairs Of Black Kid Lace
Boots, modelled oa Q mod1Aa1 o.
thopedtc last, With fun round toes
and flat heels. Baflt with Gpecial
care e e foot ecrfGFt.u
{ e sx,taHskAIshss IN, + 81:
I, ss-a.7E; D. ~. 3. SIS. { L
Evening star., 1920-09-16

"A Rare Chance at Coat
Buying
$3.50 Coa4s, $fZ65
Good looking Wooltex Mixture
Coats. uniined. Hixos 16 and Is
$3.50 Velow Coats, $19.65
Rich Autumn colors mako these
velour coats especially attractive
Sizes 16 to Is.
z5 Tficotne Cos4s, $3966
FaN length trfcotine coats In
smart beatAr styfe- In navy hkus.
Sfxes 10 to 19.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

A Few Cotton Dresses
That Wasssnt Buying
for Next Season
$12.75 TO $I6.5O Voils
Dresses, $3.75
Just n HRHt and dark eolo0o4
voll@a, 3oakxHfng chiefly light blue,
copeukaS0a and lavender.
$1a.1S Vo1e Dresses, $5.B
In u4vZ CoDAnhaesa and gn<E
,o&Aeg 101A
Evening star., 1920-09-16
We've Not Forgotten the
Young M8-These
Remnant Suits VIII
Prove Il

3L0sOO
In stunning sfayertone nufxtuees
Of tan Size 18.
SIS Tricotine Suits, $26.75
Finely ta1lored tricodno quits in
rookie and Copenhagen. Skies 16
&nd 18.
$3.50 Suss, $2a65
In tan Observation-Disclosures TWIN;
sixes 16 and 18.
$7JO Velour Check Suits,
$3465
Smart velour checks IN tan
and black and black and whfte-
SIS Silk Shantung Suits,
$18.65
EAxedo suits Of quality shan
tuug. Shes II, 1S and 18-
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Al-Weather Jersey Fall Suits Come
Friday Very Special at $19.75

LOT themselves most enyable reputation
fitting shoulders
cts They in heather mixtures that uenaby
brown, reindeer, oxford
Evening star., 1920-09-16

DR.. and Mrs. Louis w. Austin are at
home again, after spending some
weeks on the Pacific coast, where DR.
Austin has been studying radio con-
ditions for the Navy Department.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
RED
STRIPE STOCKINGS,
3PARS FOR $500

"How many pairs OF BOOKINGS
are you taking?" she was asked as
she prepared for q fortnight's
trip
are all TIL need Laundering Is
easy and I won't have to think
of garter rips No garter rip
passes the Red Stripe
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Society

CONTINUED from Eighth Page.l
tained informally at luncheon yester
day at the Cafe st. Marks.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
The Last Call
In Cotton Dresses
I'll En D.aeeas e.


5 tan linene crash dresses IN
overblouse style, button trimmed
$11.5O Dresses, So
Is rose colored linene crash coat
and oveFblouse dresses with white
vestS.
$3.50 Dresses, ! a
Z French crepe dresses In
straight line styles
SIS and $3.50 Dresses, IS
20 cotton dresses in lowered
and plain coioFed voiies and or
g8ndies.
$27 so and $50 Dreses, $500
10 fine Summer dresses in
woven striped voiles, organdfes
and dotted swiss with trimmings
of tncks and fine lace.
$40 Dresses, $27
5 silk tricolette dresses in
straight line styles embroidered
in floss silk and metal thread
In navy. black. taupe and brown
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Mrs. Walter Gordon and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen Gordon, returned re-
Gently to Washington from Saunders
town, r. l., where they spent the
summer. They will Join Gen. Gordon
at Camp Benning. Ga. early in Octo-
ber.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Mr.: Kuby Is motoring hack to CIeve-
land, while Mrs. Kuby and their son
are travelling by rail.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Steady Buying m Sweaters
Brings Mighty Good
Looking Remnants!
$3.50 to $3.50 Sweaters, IS
Wool, fibre silk and filet sweat
ers you will find at this price
Only about three dozen of the
mixed styles in rose, salmon, buff,
turquoise, black. frame, purple
and brown.
$22.59 Pure Fiber Silk
Tuxedo Sweaters, $11.95
Tuxedo models of most desir-
able heavy wetEht-and In tho
most wanted colors too-navy and
black.
Remnant Neckwear Often
Makes" the Frock
$3.50 Organdie Collars, 69c
Sheer organdie collars embroid--
$50 to $1.75 Vestees and
Collars, 95c
TO an meet ,.ct the 11sa mode .,tsa esas.ss cf
4
vestses OF lace and net.
$3.50 Remnant Scarfs, 81. .9S
With frock or suit a warm.
scarf is best 30 wear during com
Ing chill days. They are delight
full In navy or gray.
$3.75 Organdie Bandings,
$Z.95 Yard
Sheer Organdte Bandangs for
making collars and cuffs. Trimmed
with val lace and then embroad-
eced witch silk dots.
$3.50 Organdie Randmgs,,
$1-39 Yard
Plain hemstitched Orxnndis Band
ings- edged with dainty pecot edge.
$1.50 Remnant Points,
$1-39 Yasd
vonisc points for the collar OF
tho new Fan Froclks- Very epe-
cia1 at This prSca.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
SHOES!
The Kind You Want-The Prices You
Want-That Is What Friday
Remnants AreFor

Sorosis and ready buying al
popularity that ao~s for eseratfu
- mrs
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Remnant Gloves
Kid Gloves at That!

A.ZS Gloves, $z.15
6button length washable Bsa1e
ritz gloves in pearl color and
sizes 6h6H.
$3.50 Gloves, $2.15
z-cfasp finest French kid gloves
in black only and sises e6A -6k.
s. Is and $3.50 Gloves, 95c
snd n button length gloves
In sra1., .Etsss-b7s and g In black
Sc to !.
81 Chamoinette Gloves, Csc
e-button Biarritz gloves OF
channotsettA
White -..-.~-.- .S1391 6A-7B
Chaanots -Si1ns 6.6h -5HM
CRY Sizes 6H-66H-1h
sand ....--...-- -Hl3as tA-1
81 OMmd Endhy @c
ChansnSsette and Isle thread
glovoA
Evening star., 1920-09-16
Would You Believe 1t?
Riding Tog Remnants!

Nolng log Remnants!
$1I.75 Riding Breeches, IS
3 pairs OF riding breeches in
khaki and white twill. =
$3.50 Riding Breeches, SIS
pair of brown and white
checked worsted breeches-
SIS Riding Habits, $45
riding habits in three-piece
style with belted jackets. skirts
and breeches in heather mixturea-
SIS to SIS Habits, $35
5 riding habits of navy Pofret-
Twill and grey and oxford mix
lures.
$3.50 Habits, SIS
heavy linen habits with belted
and semi-fitted jackets. In nat
ural color and white
SIS and $27.5O Habits, SIS
10 riding habits in linen with
belted, yoke and plated jackets,
in natural, white and jasper.
Evening star., 1920-09-16
From a Wo1nan's
Point of View

, Have you nOtIceU the Deit Iin6
OF the new fall frocks? OF
course It B below the natural
waist line One takes that much
for granted. But ON both frock
and Autumn blouse there is a
new. unusual and very becoming
something in the motif or orna-
mentation that adorns the wide
front Sometimes 1t ia in bright
colored wool embroidery or per-
chance heavy fiber silk floss. At
others 1t appears in rich, irrides-
cent beaded designs or metallic
braiding. But whatever 1t is 1T
lends a most becoming grace to
the simplest and paainest OF cos
tunes
Evening star., 1920-09-16

DR. Harry Kerr has returned to his
home at 1742 N street. while Mrs.
Kerr and their son Peter have re-
niained in the Adirondacks. They
will join DR.. Kerr late this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Brawner have
closed their cottage at Monterey, Pa.
and are now in their new home. 2125
LIE Roy place.
Evening star., 1920-09-16

Mrs. U. g. Grant, Sd. and Miss Grant
are at the Hotel Lafayette for short
stay. a-
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Former Somerset County Woman
Dead ut Advanced Age

The death of Mrs. Sophia A. (Fish)
Tibbctts occurred at the home of her
daughter Mrs. C. f. Rowe in Angus
ia. Thursday, at the advanced age of
81 wears. Mrs. Tibbits was a native
of Somerset County and passed large
part of her long life within its limits.
She was descendant of one of three
Fish brothers who came 10 this coun-
trv from England her father being
Elijah Fish of Fairfield Center. The
old homestead still stands short dis
lance below the center settlement,
bpt is NOT occupicd by members of the
Fish family Reared according to the
Now England customs of her day, Mrs
Tibte was most interesting wo-
man bccausc of her memories dating
hack to pcriod when conditions in
Somerset County and the State of
Maine differed greatly from those Of
the nresont dav. She was keenly
abort i'm matters Of public interest and
was cordi9' and hospitabe to the
friond mr. stranger who visited her
home. In carly years she became a
Cbrietfau and endorsed the Methodist
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Children'S Day nj Bethany Church

Divine services Sunday at the
Bethany Baptist Church were espec-
tally given over to the children of the
parish. A very lovely, tho animated
group of little folks were out for the
forenoon services. Bouquets of beau
tiful flowers were arranged about the
altar and large number of the chill
dren occupied seats in a body. The
Bethany choir sang and Mrs. Marion
rendere dan exquisite
solo during the exercises. The greet
ing was extended by Abbie Stinchficld
The scripture by Miss Nalliere's class
REGULATIONS were given by Margaret
Fogler of Cleveland. Ohio. Eva Bur
ton, Richard Estabrook. Frederick
Bnrrill, Smith Ames, Glennis n.
IIaines, Ralphard IIartline and Mary
Clifford. "Three Little Daisies" was
presented by Margaret
Appl by, Veronica FLYNN and Margar-
ct Perkins. Little Niolets" was Civ
en- by twelve of the primary class; an
eXercisn and song by Miss Written S
class; a song by Mrs. Ames' class and
song by the primary department. Prof.
!. Abbott Kendall played violin
solo and during the offertory four
girls from Miss Foggs class gather
ed the Sunday collection. Before the
closing benedietion the pastor, Rev.
George Merriam, delivered a short SER
mon to the children and young people.
The arrangements were directed by
Miss EfIie NJ Nye. Mrs. George Bur-
ton and Mrs. G. r. Fogg.
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WELLINGTON
(DEFERRFD)

Mrs. Amanda Roberts of Corinna
was calling on relatives in town Sun
day. She was formerly Miss Amanda
Frost of this town. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Frost
of Dexter and Mr.. Frost of Corinna.
Harry Hall of Newport, Vt, arrived
in town Saturday night. He is stay
ing at Ira Whitehouse's.
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LOCAL NEWS


Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliot, first assist
ant at the High school left here Fri
day afternoon to visit with her cousin
in Portland.
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Mrs Clara Burrlll Moore was In
Hartand, Sunday. for a short visit
with her cousins, DR.. Jennie Fuller
and Mrs. Harriet L. f. Baker.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-01

Miss Lena Landry has resigned her
position as bookkeeper at Days Gro
Gerry store and has accepted a simil-
ar occupation at Holt q Nights.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-16
EBERT GOVERNMENT
REFUSED TO NEGOTIATE
Demands Unconditional Resignation of
the Leader of the New Govern
ment of Wolfgang
Kapp.

Stuttgart, March l5.-Refusal to ne
gotiate with the reactionary faction
headed by Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, head OF
the new government at Berlin, was de-
cided upon here to-day by the council
of the old cabinet, over which President
Ebert presided. unconditional resigna
tion of the leaders of the new govern
ment was demanded by the Ebert cab
met, which arrived here this afternoon
by a special train from Dresden. The
National Assembly will meet in this
city Wednesday afternoon at { o'clock.
Announcement was made that the
Ebert government is in contact with
almost all points in Germany.
THE constitutional government"
reads an official announcement. ere
fuses to negotiate, being responsible to
the people for the maintenance of the
constitution, and negotiations would
only occasion distrust and confusion
and would prolong disorders"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-16
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Florence Bridges, who returned
last week from Red Beach, Me, where
she had been to attend her husband :
funeral, and since that time has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Oney, left on Monday for Newport,
where she will demonstrate for a oleo-
margarine company of Boston.
w. c. Emerson has bought of the +.
F. Emerson estate the house now oc-
cupied by Mrs f. F. Emerson on South
Main street, and will move there soon,
or as soon as it can be vacated by Mrs.
Marion Rumrill, who has been passing
the winter there
Mrs Charles Bent, who came from
Rochester last week to visit at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs w A. Jones, re-
turned to her home on Monday.
The funeral OF the late Forest South.
ard was held on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Fraser Metzger officiated, and in.
trment was in the new Pleasantyiew
Archie Goodale. who has been at the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-16
EAST BROOKFIELD

Myrtle Austin is having a vacation
from her studies at Montpelier semi.
nary.
Oscar Lamson's children are having
the whooping cough
Fred Keyes' family and Al Woods
family have been i'll with the prevail.
ing distemper
Edwin Sprague is working for Os
car Lamson. q
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. SpraglIe Ia II
Saturday evening entertained the Weo.
ma Community club. About 30 were
present and very pleasant evening
was enjoyed BY all.
Levi Taft, who has been quite III at
w F. Medcalf's, remains about the
same.
Glen Preston from North Randolph
is helping George Sprague for a few
days.
Mrs. James Sprague and Mrs. War.
rem Carpenter were in East Bethel on
Monday.