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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
REGISTRY TOMORROW
FOR MARYLAND VOTERS
Notice Given Government En-
ployes in Observation-Disclosures
tons to Women.

Government employees in the Ma
tional Capital who intend to vote in
Maryland have their first opportunity
TO register tomorrow in Baltimore, a
duty enjoined in order that they may
cast their ballot in the November
elections. They Will have another
chance in Baltimore Wednesday. In
the counties they have their first op-
.Portdnity September IS.
Women from other states who have
taken uC residence in Maryland need
not comply this year with the declara-
ton of Intentions act. If they have
lived in Maryland for one year they
may vote. They must register in the
county or Legislative district in which
they have lived for six months.
They must be prepared to answer
these questions:
Residence and post office address,
name. party utilization If they desire
to affiliate either as democrats or re-
publicans, age, place of birth. color,
terms of residence in precinct, in
county or legislative district and in
state, whether or not naturalized and,
if SO. date and the court which grant
ed papers.
In the counties of Maryland men
who are already on the lists need not
register this fall Young men just of
age and women must register. The
first county registration day is a week
from tomorrow-Tuesday. September
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
BEGINS FIGHT IN EAST.
G. o. P. Opens Congressional Cam
paign Offices in New York.

NEW YORK. September 2o.-Estab-
lishment of an eastern office of the
republican congressional campaign
committee here today marks the open
ing of the republicans fight in this
territory for election of candidates
for the House OF Representatives. 1t
was made public at republican ma
tional headquarters.
Representatives A. 3. Houghton of
Corning. n. Y. and John Q. Tiison of
New Haven. Conn.,, have been placed
in command of the office, which Is
under supervision of Representative
Simeon Fess of Ohio, chairman of the
republican congressional campaign
committee, with offices already estab-
lished in Washington and Chicago.
The New York office will be a
clearing house for printed matter,
information and direction of energy"
Tor republican congressional cam
paigns throughout the east, it was
explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
ACCOUNTANTS OPEN
IN D. c.
Business, Theater, Golf and
Sightseeing Features of
Busy Program.

Certified public accountants from
every part of the United States are
gathered in Washington today for
annual meeting of the American In
stitute of Accountants. which will
hold it's first business session at the
New Willard Hotel tomorrow mornin G
and will conclude next Thursday. The
council of the institute, which is the
governing body, and which includes
about forty members, met this morn
ing and members OF various state
boards of accountancy will hold an
informal meeting this afternoon.
Seek Uniform State Rules.
1t is the aim Of the institute to
bring about adoption of uniform re-
quirements by all states in admit
ting certified public accountants to
practice, and so far thirty-three
states have adopted the examination
questions prepared by the INSTITUTE
These are so arranged that sue
cessful applicant by passing the ex-
animation obtains his license to prac-
tice and at the same time qualIhes
for membership in the institute.
There are !. 500 members of the in
stitute in the United States. which in
cludes practically all of those whose
entitle them to membership.
The organization has a rigid code
of ethics. similar in many respects
to those of the medical and legal pro-
LESSONS, and at the meeting this
week the question of business prac-
tices will come in for a share of dis
cussion. There are some $50 mem
bers Of the organization in the city
at present for the meetings.
Business and Pleasure Combined.
Two business sessions will be held
tomorrow, followed by a sightseeing
trim in the afternoon and theater
party at Keith's Theater. The cleo
ton of new officers and the selection
Of a city for the annual meeting in
1921 will take place Wednesday
morning, and there will be luncheon
that day at the Columbia Country
Club in honor Of ladies accompanying
the accountants to the annual meet
ing. The business session Wednes-
day afternoon will be followed by a
trip to Annapolis and an informal
banquet at Carvel Hall.
No full sessions will be held Thurs
day, but the council will meet that
morning, and Thursday afternoon the
visitors will play golf at the Chevy
Chase Country Club.
The present officers of the institute
are waldron H. Rand of Boston, pres
ident: Arthur w. Teele of New York
city, vice president: II. Ivor Thomas
of Los Angeles, second vice president;
]. e. Sterett of New York city, treas
urer, and A. P. Richardson of New
York city, secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
Gen. W00dS Made
officer of Italian
Honorary Society

CHICAGO, September Co.
Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood was
decorated ms nm officer Of the
Order of St. Maurice and st.
Lazarus by Col hi BernezzO,
Italian military attachc Mt
Washington.
The ceremony took place at
the Municipal Pier Auditorium
yesterday and was part Of ex-
erci$es in honor Of the fiftieth
anniversary of the Italian
arny's entry into Rome.
The ceremony was preceded
by n dinner given by the Italian
Chamber of Commerce of CHI
cage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
NEW ROOSEVELT TOUR.
Plans to Go to West for Harding
and Coolidge.

CHICAGO, September 20.-Lieut.
Col Theodore Roosevelt plans to
make another speaking tour of the
west in behalf of the candidacy of
Senator Harding and Gov. Coolidge,
he said on his return from a trip
through several states with Ray
mond Robins. He will go to Albany.
n Y. to attend special session of
the state legislature and will return
to the west as soon as the session is
over.
Col. Roosevelt declared he had
found an Increasing republican SEN
timent" in all western states he
visited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
PLANS PRISON REFORMS.

OSSINING, n. Y. September 90
After inspecting Sing Sing prison
Gov. Davis of Virginia said it
was his intention to install in the
state prison and state reformatory of
his state some of the reforms he had
noted. The governor was especially
interested in the electric chair and
sought information relative to the
Mutual Welfare League. Everything
is fine here" was his comment to
Warden LaweS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL DRILL.

Fall exercises of the Industrial
School for Boys were held at Blue
Plains yesterday under the direction
of Supt. Leon L. Perry and Mrs
Gabrielle Pelham, assistant secretary
of the community center department
of the District public schools. The
boys held song service and a drill.
The Community Center Band gave
snecial concert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
HAYS LAUDS PRESS.
Tells Editors They Are Main Di-
vision of G. O. P. Army,

RIVERSIDE. Calf. September 90
A message from Will II. Hays, chair
man of the republican national COM
mittee, read at a conference of re-
publican editors of southern Cali
fornia. contained the statement that
the republican press of the country
isnot the right flank or the left flank
of the republican army; it is the main
division
Greetings from Senator Harding
were extended through telegram to
W. F. Nixon of Woodland, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20
KILLS FOUR AND HIMSELF,

HAL1FAN, n. s., September IS
Three men. one of them his father.
and a woman. Were shot and killed at
Hemford. Lunenburg county, today
by Havelock Veinott of that place,
who then committed suicide.
Veinott attacked the four during "a
fit of insane rage, resulting from an
old dispute over the location of
milldam On his fathers property,
where the shooting occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20

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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
nndersigned have purchased from Christ Sena-
dor and Anton Barberis the entire lunchroom
business located at $40 ~ st. sw All cred,
DARAS and NICK TsoULIS. GO Az ST.. sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20

"Jest think, a few years ago
fiyin' wuz impossible, an now
we're called a fube@if we look UP
at am aeroplane," commented
SQUIRE Marsh Swallow, t'day..
Girls look funny enough any
how early in tn mornln, but
they must be a scream without
any eyebrows.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
lntrunirea
n1ajoritatiIoT
Declaratiile d-lui general
Averescu.

Inainte de deschiderea ses!u-
nei ordina'e ;orpGrilor Leglnl-
toare, dl general Avcrescu volt
sd aba contact Gu majorltatlle
parlamentare, spre a pune IN eli
rent partidul cu ultimele event
mente ale politicai externe 81
inferno.
Duminica seara, majoritati!e
'au intr unit. in sa,la de sedint
a Serfatliiuli, sub presidentia d-lu
general Coanda.
D.general Aver escu intro scur
ia cuvintare asi gura asistenta dt
stlinse.e legaturi earl exista III
tre moi 81 aliati ii insista asupr
tratatiye,or de pace Gu Rllsi;
sovietelor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
Pacea Gu Russia.

Am luat contact Gu gllvel'nul
de la Moscova, inca din timpul
sesiunii extraordinare corpuri-
lor legllitoare.
Fam primit nici un raspuns
la ultima nota trlmisa Rusiei 81
tratativc.e sunt legate de acest
risDunS'
In legatura Gu ultimele event
mente din Russia. = infringerea
armatclor generallliui Wrangel
= oil general AvereScu anuntd
ca guvernul a primit nota, din
partea sovietelor. prin care Sc
ccre Romlniei sd nu permita
trecerea armatclor dtsmane priu
tara noastra, 81 sd nu lase ca
trupelc fugarite 81 Sc reorga.
nizeZe pc teritoriu. Rominiei.
Nu avem nici un motiy 81
finn ingrijorati. Russia nici MI 81
gindeste. nic HI Sc poate gind
sd ne atacc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
DEPOZlTIA D-LUI G. PO-
POVNCT-TASCA,

L.: Daca att avut convorbiri
desc cu diferite delegatiuni mun-
citoresti 81 de ce spirit erau ami
matt acestia?
r.: Am tratat Gu mu1te dele.
gatii erau oameni de ordine 81
cuviinciosi. Revendicarile lor G.
rau de ordine pur materiala 81
uncle erau intemeiate, altele nu,
L.: Daca in ancheta facuta la
economatul c. f. r., constatat
neregnli!
r., am cOnstatat doar 0 stare
de fapt la o descindere inopinata
ce am facut-o Gu dl ministru Ar
getoianu. S'a ordonat o ancheta,
care va stabili starea exacta de-
lucrlri.
L.: Daca aveti impresia ca dl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
ProCeSuI'
sOCialiStiIOr
ZIUA via.
Sedinta de dimineata.
z1UA VIA.
Sedinta de dimineata.

La ora 8 jun. dimineata Sc
dinta sc dcschide.
Sc continual Gu ascultarea mar.
torilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23

Moscovici e, un oan care ar quite
Fl un agitatt.., de masse, un ele-
mcnt de desordinef
r.: Pc dl 'Moscoyici il socot unt
DIN de n:iline 81 AN Sprijinitor
efectiv al massplor muncitoresti.
L.: Daca site dl martor, ca. din
pricina felului de gindi 81 a ac-
tiva al masselor muncitoresti,
fruntasli acestor masse stunt de
multe ori prizonierii lor 81 impua
conducatorilor anumita atitu-
dine politica?
Curtea, refuzind sd pue 0 in
trebare msrtorului, intervenind
dl decan ID. Dobrescu. care da
cyplicatii en- privire Ia 1ntreba-
rea pusa. Cartea admite 81 dl Po-
povici-Tasca raspunde ca, in ge.
neral, massele unui partid impun
condncatorilor 0 anumita atitu-
dine. Printre conducatori. insa.
sunt 81 extremist carl. poate prin
felul lor de a activa, fmping lu.
crurilc prea departe.
d. ALEX. ZAHARIADE. sub
director la e. f. r. dec.ara cd Z
facut parte din comisia de an
cheta pentru cercetarea nevoilol
lucratorilor de la c. f. r. 81 a re
cunoscut Cd sporul de salar ce,
cereau lucratorii era intemeiat
| EcOnomatul c. f. r. era intr 'ada
var insufficient. Este rau organi
zat, aprovizionat rau 81 de sigu
ca oare-cari nereguli sant. NJ
stu sd Fl VENT de la ministru
communications vre-un ordin d,
sporire de sa!ariu care apoi sa /
fost retras. Sporul de salar acor
dat lucratOrilor era in dispro
PORTE ell munca lor 81 era con
form nevoilor Tor de trai.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
DEPOZIT1A D-LUI GENERAL
|. NICOLEANI-
pre.fectul pOlitiei Capitalei.

prefectul politiei Capitalei.
ID. OPRESCI': Daca recunoas-
te dl general ca lam rugat sd in
tervie ca sd finn primiti de d-nul
prim-ministru?
r.: Da 81 am intervenit.
L.: Daca cererile muncitorimei,
formulate in diferite memorii, e..
rau intemeiate!
r.: Din memoriile pe care Ell
le-am primitasi le-am inaintat To-
cu.ui in drepF, am putut constata
ca multe din aceste cereri erau
intemeiate.
l.: Daca recunoaste dl general
ca vorbit d-lui Crainiceanu. Sc
cretarul prezidentiei consiliului
de millistri. M telefon ca sa III
tervie ca di prim-ministru ST
primeasca delegatia muncitori-
lor 81 sa satisfaca uncle din ce-
reri. pentru ca ast-fel consecin-
tele le vor trage dior.
r.: Lucrurife stau astfel: A ve-
nit Ia mine Ill Oprescu, impreuna
cal alti dou driegati mi-au inain-
tat un memoriu 81 mi-au spus ca
e o vie agitatie printre lucratorii
cailor ferate Am rugat atunci
pc dl Crainiceanu la telefon sl
intervie pc Jlinga dl prim-mi
nistru ca sd primeasca delegatia,
pentru ca sa .nu mai avem agi-
tatie. rs
Am inlpresia Ca conducator,i
socialist nu sunt niste tagitatori,
dar mai stu Cd, din balcoanele
diferitelor sail de intruniri, Ell
tin discursuri revolutionare. Asa
o stu din rapoartele agent!lor
mel. Daca sefii socialist ar ii
intervenit Gu diferite manifesto
tiuni ale muncitOrilor. agitatii de
strada, II ar fl fost. E drept ca
de multe orr mnncitorii impun
vointa lor confederation. Am
avut un exemplu in agitatia lu-
cratorilor tip0grafi. c;na scf!t
n'au mai avut nici G, puterc IL
FRA lor. Alte orr insa, ideea de
agitatie a plecat de la self.
e adeyarat 81, dupa declararea
grevei generate, a VENT la mine
! al Lupu Kostache 81 ma rugat sa
intervin ca d-sa sd fie primit de
al prim- -ministrn. StM ca du?a
i ee d.unl general Averescu luat
portofoliul internelor in guver-
| nul d-lui Xaida, am fost TRIMS
EJe dl general 81 inyit la d-sa pc
/ III Moscovici.
1 Am convingerea ca, daca con-
ducatorii ar interveni nu s'ar
produce greve, dar greva odata
inceputa ca m mai poate fl
| onritx. Oar de mnlte ori greva
fost oprita prin interventia sefi-
lor muaeitorilor. Greveie princi-
| pslelor activitati Ca de pilda la
c2i1e ferate, spa, lnmins, pine,
sunt Aupa mines q Grind.
49,. H. q sind ~ ational al
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c. +. r. nu este afiliat Ia sindica-
tul general al lucratorilor.
d. TOMA DRAGU: Daca att
avut de la vre-un agent al d-tra
vre-un rapport ell privire la un
discurs al meu revolutionar ce
HAS ii tinut in August in sala
Locomotive
r.: Nici odata II am ayut vre-
,n rapport in privilta d-lui Toma
Dragu.
Ultimii cinci martori: d-nii
Mattel Cantacuzino, Grigorovici,
Flondor, Jumanca 81 Cizer lip
sesc. Apararea renunta la ultimii
trei martnri, rugind Curtea a
d:spune adncerea d-lui Mattel Can
tacuzino 81 Grigorovici,
Curtea dispune sa Sc de-a man
date de aducere impotriva aces
tora 81 Ia ora Il 81 mn sfert sals-
pend6 sedinta.
(''D6eias
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
Depreciere valutei rationale.

ID. general Averescu crede cd
deprecierea valutei noastre ma
tionale Sc datoraste "crizei mil
loacelor de transport care pa
ralizeaza posibilitatile de export
ale tarii.
'Sa Z nu desnadajduim, insa,
c;ici locomotiyele comandate in
strainatate au ilrceput sd soseasca
81 vor veni mereu.
In lanuarie vom avea 16l
locomotive: in Februarie 2G0; in
Martie 27O, montate 81 gata de
functionare.
La aceste locomotive noua sc
vor adaoga maSinele date in re-
paratie la uzinele ''Resitas' 81 la
alte ateliere din tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23

ve1n revolutionar foss iItimpi-
fiata GU o resistenta puternica
din partea authorization, 81 s'a
decilarat imerliat legea martiala,
in toate loc,lrile unde $ 'au pro-
dus tulbarari orr unde amenin.
tau a. Sc produce. In acelas timT
incercarile de face 0 greva ge,
nerala. All fost fr,lstrate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
DEPOZITIA D-lI'I MlNISTRl
C. ARG GETOIANI'.

DEPOziTIA D-Id'I MiNISTRU
C. lARGETOIANU.
d. n. Lupu Kostache pune in
trebari,e.
l.: Daca in ziua de 19 Octm-
brie, in ajunal declararei erevci
generate, sa facut o interventie
Gle catre mine ca delegatii munci.
toriior sa fie primiti de d-tra?
ID. ARGETOIANU: Da.
l.: Au fost primiti 81 att discu-
tat Gu eli satisfacerea puncte.or
din memoriu-ultimatum?
r.: Da. mi-au cerut sd discut.
dar, le-am spus ca, pima nu re-
trag acest ultimat,lm, nu stau de
vorba cu Ell.
L.: Puteti sa ne dati oare-cari
relatiuni despre &c att gasit la
economatul G. f. r.
r.: Am facut descindere pe
neasteptate 81 am gasit orga-
nizatiune insuficienta.
CslMea refuza sa pue d-lui mi.
nistru Intrebarea cu privire la
TN interview dat de dl c. Arge-
toianu Gu privire la procesul So
cialistilor de competinta cui e!
L.: Aveti impresia ca al Mos
covici un element primejdios
sigurantei Statului?
r.: Relatiuni GU fruntasii par.
tidului socialist am avut acum IN
an, in ajunl alegerilor 81 lam
socotit un partid cu al caru
fruntasi Sc poate sta de vorba s.
Sc poate guverna char. :. I'm
presia mea ca dl Moscovici {
un ON singer, convins, care nj
urmareste decit realizarea ideilol
sale. asa cum lie concepe d-sa.
l.: Cind s'a luat hotarirea dt
a judeca pc aca,zatii de astaz
aci, avem starea de razbOi?
r.: Legal suntem in stare d.
razboi. De fapt nu. Stunt dou;
notiuni distincte deci.
t.: Daca crede d! ministru c;
81 dl Grigorovici un protagona
al luptei de clasa 81 totusi III
element de ordine?
| L.: Am const atat din cOnvOr
biri!e avute cu d-sa 81 din dis
cursurile tinute La Senat ca DIS:
e un socialist-nationalist, spr'
deosebire de acuzati,' carl sun
internationalisti.
| L.: Daca s'a oferit d-lui Mosco
Wei un portofoliu ministerial?
| r.: Eu nici odata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
= lnsafeal' I / resolutisi n
Cehoslovacia.

Praga. - Din nou stafea din
acest oras este normala, i'm urma
miscarilor revolutionare, 81 Sc
asteapta cd lucrarile sd fie rein
cepute All peste tot locul.
Incercare de instala un GU
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
Nu colaboram. Gu liberali.

Trecind la situatia noliticei
inferno, dl general Averescu
analizeaza posibilitati4e de cola
borare Gu partidele din opozitie.
'Nici odata nu fost vorba
de 0 apropiere intre moi 81 par
tidu! liberal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
Plata cuponului in strainatate

'Statul romin ma putut face
fata platii cupoanelor imprumu-
turilOr eXterne.
In urma tratativelor carl al
Irmat Gu Statele crcditoare,
plata cuponului a fost asiguratl
81 pentru anul 1921.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-08-20
COPY OF FATHERS PAPERS
NOT REQUIRED BY OUR
FORElGN-BORNP PEOPI T.

peremptory writ of mandate or.
dering the city clerk to permit David
White to register for the primary
election without presentation of a
certified copy of his fathers natural
ization papers, by virtue of which he
claimed citizenship, was issued by
Judge Blake of the Spokane superior
court yesterday.
The order was issued on the rec
ommendation of Assistant Corpora
tion Counsel Winston. appearing on
behalf Of the state, who said he
could find no authority upholding
the cOnstitutionaltty of a recent act
Of the state legislature requiring pre-
sentation of documentary evidence
of naturalization as a Requirement:
for registration of foreign-born resi-
dents.
The action was brought by coun-
sci for the Railwaymen's Welfare
League Of this state.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-08-20
lAMP|NG VICTIM OF
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR SE-
RIOUSLY INJURED BY FALLING
TREE, WHICH STRUCK AUTO
AS HE DROVE ON ELMA HIGH.
WAY.

State Senator George B. Lamping,
candidate for governor, was struck
by falling tree as he drove along
the road on his way to Grays Harbo1
on a campaign trip last Tuesday af-
ternoon. The heavy wind blew
down the tree, which was a rotten
pole, and crushed both Senator
Lamping and his campaign manager.
e. w. Braillard, under the wreck
age
They managed in some manner to
climb out from under the wreckaga
and after attempting to remove the
snag became unconscious. Mrs.
Charles Taylor and Mrs. Anna Godat
Of Tumwater. who we're driving a
short distance behind them, found
the two men and rushed them to the
Olympia hospital. Lamping was
found to be suffering from severe
wound In the head, where a deep
cash had been cut, his left ear almost
entirely torn from his head, the ten
dons In one hand severed and badly
bruised and shaken up. Braillard Is
suffering from slight cuts and bruises
and the nervous shock. DR.. Red
path was called and attended to their
Ajuries.
The automobile was entirely de-
moiished. The fact that the snag
which struck the car was SO rotten
that the framework Of the cover
broke the fall to a certain extent is
believed to have becn all that save
the lives Of the two men. When
found by the two Tumwater women.
both Lamping and Braillard were
covered with blood and 1t was
thought at first that they had been
fatally injured
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-08-20
PARTISAN USE Of
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
"Subscriber" Complains Of Making
Courthouse Windows Party
Bulletin Boards.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Aug. 18, 1920.
Editor Standard: Upon passing
the county courthouse today, l find
Autographs of Senator Harding. the
Republican candidate for the presi-
dency. as we'll as other Republican,
candidates.
Is not the Court House, the CON-
mon property of all the people? II
so, does it not belong to Democratic
citizens Of the County as we'll as Re-
publican citizens of the County, and
as we'll to all citizens of the County
who may belong to other parties?
The writer who is a citizen OF
Thurston county, of many years stand
ing, and who happens to be Demo
crat, resents this partisan use of q
public edifice as offensive, unfair and
unAmerican. and all the mors so, be-
cause it is not the first time such
partisan decoration has happened, as
the writer recalls the same thing was
done in 1915, and upon complaint Of
an indignant people the pictures were
removed. VIII our Board Of County
Commissioners permit this rank mis-.
use Of public property to continue?
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-08-20
OEM0NSTRATOR HOLDS
SESSION IN ROCHESTER
reaches Canning and Drying-Assist-
ed by Mr.. Dunhan,, Made Dryers
for Home Use.

Miss Myrtle Boone, county demon
strator, held a most interesting all
DAY session at Rochester Wednesday
In the manual training building OF
the high school. A luncheon was
served at noon, demonstrating tn.
value and fine flavor of the dehy-
drafted foods. The afternoon was
spent in talking over the problems OF
canning and drying for future use
William Dunham, leader of the boys
and girls clubs of the county, and
also manual training teacher
helped the ladies with the making oi
dryers for home purposes. The work
shop presented the appearance Of 9
very bee hive of industry. while tho
carpentering was in process. Miss
Louise Aver was there with hel
camera mad took a number of pic
lures. Miss Maude Wilson, Rec
Cross worker. spoke of the fOrmins
OF class in practical nursing, to 5t
given in the various districts under
the direction of graduate nurse
Among those present at this inter
esting program were: Mrs. B. b
Bicknell, Mrs. Ed Henderson, Mrs
Homer Rain, Mrs. Alfred Strand
Mrs. Andrew Forsman. Mrs. G. w
Rain, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Blackman
Mrs. M. L. Beaureguard. Mrs. Chas
Whipple. Mrs. Morehouse. Mrs
Woods, Mrs. r. e. James, Mrs. ]. r
Johnson. Mrs. Spur, Mrs. Jackson
Miss Maude Wilson, Miss Louise
Aver, Miss Ruth Dunbar and Mrs. ]
n. Tadlock we're guests of Miss
poone at this wonderfully instructive
gathering.