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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
LOST AND FOUND

II1RPIN Lost diamond barpIn, Wednts-
i,y F,b in Rose Room, 4 llrvur-S -Strp'
rori Toward i returned TO ca shier.
iIj{NI F,I.ET Lost. plated gold bracelet vI,h
diamond clasn. Wedne esdav afternoon. Uf'
cral reward. Return 1901 Park ave, second
apartment. -----------
TROOCH--!.,It On Feb. 4, platinum hrorr.n
Gn,waru 9llG Pine st, Broad St Thr,,r,
orI BcIlrvu,- Strntford Hotel; reward II ~,
turrci TO Williams & Walton. Il6 walnut
RI>G-Iu1t. Fehl uary 3 about o'c!ock, on
~ Ycuat St. between 22d and 23d dark bin"
,annhirr Ing. mach valued for Association:
Ih,.ral re ward. .teturn to 222I Locust 81
TJNG-L0st, god ring. cross crown, wreath
and in.uals G, 5. on top; bakery 7id
Market 81. or brtwren there and l7th st
liberal reward - linden ave. Rrtrcfgr Pa
HOWE--I.ost on Tuesday eve, Feb /, near
10Th and Lombard stS.. plush robe from
automobile; reward II returned 10 Jli Bui-
III II Dig. l3l $. ith 81.
WALLET i .ost. on South st.. between +th
and Delaware ave., wallet containing pasa-
port and birth certificate; alsp letters OF
rcCcmncndpt on. ~ 'rnl r-wGrd for finder
Joe"rh Avornnt2. ?Sh south ST.
WATCH--lost, presentation watch and
chain 40 ] sG@ UGi. str. Fillmore Pier r.
Port Richm0nd. jar, 81. s25 reward no ques.
tons ask 4 II rC'u"n"l 20 900 LofRyrtte Il g
WATCft--l4os,, Indys gold watch, double
faced Initials +. c. H. Com. with Hotel
Adelpha.
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VETERAN BOXER DIES
Jack Fosarty, Middleweieht, Expires
In St. Joseph's Hospital

John j. (Jack) Fogarty, n widely
known middle weight boxer years ago,
died last night in tho st. Joscph's Hos =
pitNI. Heart trouble was the cause OF
his death.
Veteran followers Of boxing will re-
call Fogarty rs the challenger 70 the
middle weight title in 1856. a year after
he made his debut in boxing in n local
Journey at the ngc Of twenty, Fogarty
fought the original jack Dempsey ("the
NonDarcil'D for the title on February
9, 1856. They fought in New York,
February ., 1856. for S250O n side and
a purse Of $1,000.
Dempsey won the bout in the twenty
seventh round. Fogarty was badly bat
tered at the finish Of the one hour and
fifty one minutes OF milling in spite of
his wonderful ring lcvcrncSs. Al Smith
refereed the bout. Afte? this fight
Fogarty retired from the rim.
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BORRELL TRIMS REVOlRE
Joe Is Victor in Rough Wind. Up a.
Cambria A. c.

Joe Horrcll, 100 pounds. defeated
Eddie Rcvoirc, 1G3 pounds, in the
wind-up at the Cambria Athletic Club
last night in eight rounds Of rough
fighting. IL the second round. Borrcll
knocked Rcvoir" down and then helped
Eddie to his feet.
In the first three rounds there was
not much to choose between them. ont
side "f the knockd"wn. but from that
tine Borrcll forged ahead and at the
end of the eighth had Il good margin =,
In the sGmiwind up Willie McCloskey
beat Willie Ferguson eight rounds.
Jimmy Egan knocked out Jack Patio
in thrC" rounds. Willie Brown was
beaten by Jack Carver in two rounds
and 10" Langdon beat jimmy Duffy in
six rounds.
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Scholastic Athletic
Schedule for Today
ENSKETnAII.

Atlantic City ut Glrlrd college.
Ccntr Il High at George School drst
Be'hIehrm HIah at SorrIstowu High.
Williamson school Mt West Chester
West Chester High at saIeslnnum
Yesterdays SCORES
High School League
West PhIIa Iadelphia, SO; Central High.
West rhIlN. Reserves. 10; Central Re-
Gcrma ntown iiirh, 40i Northeast High,
Germontown High Reserves. 2ii North
south Phln., S3i Trnnl,ford High. FL.
sOuth Ihila. Reserves. !di Frankford
OTHER GAMES
Germantown Friends. l0i Friends
ermHntOwn Reserves. 23i Germantown
Academy Reserves. H..
Col!lngsW Ood High. I2i Palmyra HlGh,
Catholic High. IT, HaddonGcld HIEh.
Chestnut HIII. 90; Friends select. o.
WenOnah. 8ii Germantown Academy
Darby Hlgh Girls. 86I Swurthmorr 2s.
HHyerford freps' i3i Wilmington
tnpcr Darby, ST. Abingdon, 10.
AblnEton Girls. 2Si Cpper Darby
HnddGn Heights Girls. I7i naddOn-
"''' '' CATHOLIC LEAGUE
West Catholic. 2si In Sale, II, s,u.
ScChTmoiIC LEAGUE STANDING
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OLYMPIC BODY MEETS
VIII Discuss Proposed New orssnI.
zatlon for Future Games

New York! Feb. 5.-A meeting Of the
American Olympic committee will be
held here today in response to the call
OF Chairman Gustavus f. Kirby. The
most important matter to be discussed
will be the proposed reorganization OF
that body and the formation OF n new
association which viii assume the
control and selection of all committees
which may be found necessary for the
complete representation Of the United
States in all future Olympic games.
A specially appointed committee,
thoroughly representative in it's mem
bersh!p, has been at work since last
December preparing comprehensive
plan of reorganization, when Will pe
presented.
Several suggestions and rccommcn-
dations Of tentative nature have been
made by members of this committee,
but 1t Is understood that all are in favor
of naming the new organization the
American Olympic Association.
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Chinese Basketball Team Wins

The Only Chl1"s" hasNctha!l team in this
city last night ,,foa'rl the y. Snallenburc
avo by the sror" or - to II, A large crowd
witnessed the Eume which was featured
by the excellent guarding and passing OF the
{ 'hiUrgr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Amateur Shots Make Record

f." t"IgH',"n' gs,"n' ,TIrN. Feb. 5-Aycrsgos rang
a, S;'' rn, mnT," a,vs nv ton amqtemTs sho t'mg g
mort ,,r,irE"ls In the sunny south tourna.
her, ~ na M's believed by trapshooteTs
dgJy p' record. e.. A. Bngart' OF SAN
Es - wNs. halIng, with but ten tar.
go ,.',,., "", - tho threc-day proGrRm OF
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Suspended by Boxing Board

A,Nri"", nFk' Feb. Tho inyartIga,ion and
r. Io,. Nl,9 the .cl'-umstanceg sTrr"nndint in"
h9 P.Ggno:|I PP.Tg :|Iotgr,",t,ftch,y, QGatty batt!" At
TrIc,,..1E.d with tNc aHnounce 1snTy I@nGary ~
EdTS.T f. st,bgn7.oGs had been Inflicted ",
which Mo'r,' ,,'., n,f, ,,r"tor"e tof the bout IN
&C., J,nnr, JJImr y ialty, ana tho !atter's maS,l
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
.-~.=eU>Rr's RESTAURANT.

:, ION - January l2, 1921.
C,l'i,rn, n? Please take notice thnt AT,
T. Uort AMI Charles u. Hart Co.pa r,nc-s
Ind ng as N I. Hart & Son. hnv" this day
purchased on The risht, title, and interest
GOOD @Iu ana restaurant business kerotc.oro
carried on BY HIM at 1925 $. 10Th st..
en1 that Httcr this date no debts viii be
nIIl or oblizltions assumed for or m Rc.
Sn,lnt or SAID business. unless contracted
nv tho ualers'iEned.
~ Yours truly.
ADA Z. IIART { SON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

Palge.L Larchmont 1870. wire wheels;
arnrcciatcd STANLEY AlTUMOBILE co
CIV ). broad =. Pou,ar $50.
PAIGE r.. dsg'r, "vc,.e0, ,oud Sfnnlcv ErI.
ll@r22i IL. . = o ~ y Er-ad = Pop. 7slr
parkarJ Twi7 SIX. good aa new Stanley
"Chdld h"'n Co., Gi0 y. broad 81.
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HELP wANrrp--rrMALr

WOMEN--Two weli.drsssed women OF rood
pefs .nality. with normal school or college
treining' must have business sales or teocn-
ing experience; do not apply IL YOU are
looking Tor position with small salary; II
or more and willing 70 study, work hard and
follow instructi-rs. then write or call; you
VIII be associated with n woman who earned
$4,000 last year in this work the vice preai-
dent Of our company is now In Philadelphia
for the purpose Of intervi wing those who
have the necessary qualifications. Mr.. Phil
lips Room 1912, Liberty Bldg.
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Mach Touring, Xix" new. STANLEY Nutcn,I.
-,,'' ',doli ti'e- GO olo y. Iroad. Pop 7s2o
oAKIAND sedan, "i-C mode rrncilc5rTg
nov, ful equipment and many cE'rag lpip
F. WGshiag'gn iane. phJuo GermInt5w!i
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General

SCHOOL OF SABESMANSHIP FOR WOMEN
"A sales organization high standing
opening school Of salesma nship for women
who are at present employed or not employed.
but ambitious 10 take up salesmanship as a
profession: we are giving a a.week course In
the Afternoon. 2 10 !; admission free: those
dualifying Will be- given a position where
earning power runs 10 $3.50 n week or more
Address J iS. I,edger Office.
MAKE MONEY At HOME-You con earn
from 81 10 50 an hour In your srarc tIms
VT ting show cords; quickly rnd easily
learned; no carvnsRlng: we teach you how
nnd sell yoIr work. Wr!te today FOR ful
partlculRrs 10 AMERICAN SHOW CAED
SCHOOL. 2a0 Pyrle Bldg. Toronto, Canada
CLERKS. over ~, for poFta mail service
Sl20 month examinations Feb exp. un.
NECESSARY For free particulars Of instruc.
write J. Leonard, former civil service cxami-
ner, 0o2 EQultabln bldg. washlngton. D. c.
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BUsTuFSs DEP SoNALs
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

iTEheEt ;ric u4'N' y 20 ~ ruru's. $40 -
:2@oo .nld gold T,it- gLn anH ,iyer hTIrsht
The Diamond SAop ,o!i - NJ y lot. ,,', q,
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FOREMAN

LADIES' TAILnRS -- rir-f.c'ass vnrrna no II
ros,tIor operr shop' excel "rt aIrrC'lndlngg
Apply 10 Mr.. O.. 5O5 Calvert TUdr. Ral;i.
trnrn MI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
Would jail Gamblers

Jefferson City, Mo-. Feb H.--S"uutOr Rel
hen has introduced Il bill providing p~nalty
ranging from ok months IN ia!l TO lYc years
iTp-I. ,rmtuI for conviction on charges Of
rambling In baseball gumeB.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. having public eEperience
iamill1r With tex returns. 1872 lied. on.
ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER
PROMINENT RETAIL. STORE REQUIRES
AT ONtE a MAN WHO IS THOROTGHf,Y
E%PERlENCED IN DEPARTMENr sT0HE
ACCQuNTANCY METHODS; CAPABLE or
THE OPERATING DETAILS
Of OR GENERAL. OFFICES; THIS IS 4
MANS SIZE POSITION OPEN TO THE
TAUGHT. APPLY
= 1856, LEDGER OFFICE
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FrMAr,L

WOMAN rofu1d. irt.Iligsn,. middle ngod.
very hard Of hearing. wants rar' NJ ful'
tim: work is ohirIng. kindly and checrfI'.
good reader, plain geWnr very fond II chll-
drnn and aged p"rs ra; dog no want In Do
the drudgery Of lous@wnrK but is willing ~
p!ascd I" wo"E .r - s ,'.s,,i,oFr oF T ~oU'" 90
i'mit OF her cara'I'les: - .ercrcos unqueu.
toned. NJ 6O2 Lodgor Office.
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Wo want salesman who can sell n high
grade lubr atlng grease and who II willing
10 work or straight Commission basis; our
grease IL well known. has been on the mar
ket for many years. and is an easy sci or.
Address p q. BOX los, Albany, n,
SECEErAlti--siun with business aDhly for
amup"inent company. with chpitsi: must he
live and progressive man familiar with such
duties. lO2, ledger 0ffice.
STENOGRAPHE 4---Y ung man some
peri2nCe; moderate salary to start. excel
lent opportunity fyr advancement; reply
Giving all details OF past experience, refer
enC", age. salary desrC1, etc. NJ JOI Led.
ger Office.
STONE SETTER Wanted. rrst-claRs gen
oral stone so'tcr; one skilled in setting
prcCIOug and gcmiprcCiouq stones In gold, siI.
YER and platinum. Address NJ 52l. Ledger
CffCe.
WOREING FOREMAN for composing room
IN largo city In ONO; plant is eTI!rp"d
with M!eEiea, Eelleys r jobbe-R, . Mono
types and growing rapidly. and docs only
highest prado book, cntHiog and pamphlet
work and general printing; arpl cant rrls!
turnNsh referoncos as to ability and be
thorOurhly capable NJ handling this Class Of
work and getting maximum results from his
help; give all dctai!R ms to age etc IN fret
le'ter: oron shon. 500 Ledger Once.
YOlSG MAN as JUROR sa Iosran, nynoricnro
not necessary, but must have good appear
nnce and education; n splendid opportunity In
large concern. " 5i5. LEDGER Office
YOUNG MAN. over II. rnHryled praferred
having window decorating and sign wrl'ig ,
"ypcr encn preferr"d. ArD'" Supcr,ntrnLrrt.
y. +. D"wrcs 1i2i Cha-tuut -.
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IN MENIoRISM

HOOKEY.---In loving memory Of our
mother. LOUISA V. HOCKEY, who died
Fob. 8, 1914. CHILIRES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
You Auto Kno1U

After a vaI,r-Er;nd'nE operation the work
ro,iowing method: with a soft pencil ligIr,y
,lnrk tho fac" of the valve all around. Then
!, lew times and remove. II the entire uen
ell mark 10 removed there Is contact ali oysr
otn"rwlsr one, can tell Just where tbs face
md seat touch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

do not MI tho radiator 10 tho AllIng nog-
,,o II YOU do the expansion VIII force the
ntnr ~, around the illlcr cap and cause il
10 run OVER the radiator and hood giving
m onlv enough water 70 bring the level TO
IN InCh or an inch and One-half above the
,.p Of tho radiator tubes This will allow
,npiu room for tie expansion.
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SALESMAN

vro,,c6 u man rr -GTerIor intelligence l.,
W malxe a h6,so ~ .huus" canvass. Reply stat.
~ - AZ, ur-l experience, TO VI $40. Ledger
OftCo.
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SALESMAN WANTED

- SILL NATIONALLY ADvNR-
WisAI AND GLOVES IN STATE
Or new YORK, EXCEPTING
METhOPOI ITAN Dis ct,
HEsT, TvE INI3 rErr, HAn Et!XXPpEt,RIEE&H t!Xpt,
Or HOSIERY: PREFERABLY N
rERWTORY LISTED; SALARY
V 80. LEDGER OFFICE.
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COOKING \ dovuslaIrs wk,. white; no laun-
dry; ref. Ph. Wy' 433h. 1921 WAYNE ave.
FEELING hAn!. experienced IN mems coats
Apply DFryfuu8 $ Lang, lFroad and Wal
lace MultOrd R!dE., seventh floor.
INTERVIEWER - Woman OF personality
education tact with oId-cBtahiished firm;
Advancement. J. 1907 edger Otics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

NfILLtSERS
Experienced millroTF, lOrS seasons, Apply
bureau, fourth hoor.
GIMBFL BROTHERS
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uuch clmtch tronhle and Door CIR nnc

Much cINlch TOUNTe hhd poor cNr opera
cutch, that Is, keeping the foot on the pedal
,II the tImo, This causes rapid wear of the
clutch thrust bearing and prevents tho clutch
from properly holding. In the case of n
coma clutch the facing Is worn excessively
ana in A liac clutch running In oil the addSd
Snat th!ns the Ell and this may cause grIb.
Ling. Even slight pressure on the pedal
sNnull be avoided.
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PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

! Will. NOT b. responsible tor any debts
unless contracted by myself. J. TOLLlN
$500 w. Thompson s..
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Hrtr wANTrp--MAtr

sALEsMEN--- Phsrtna ceuticat and chemical
manufa cturinE company desire the services
Of high-class saleHmen TO covsr the entire
eastern middle and southern United states:
are requested TO apply Address NJ sos,
4 adper OfnCe
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
TENOGRAPUEE-typi refined young man
tEOr Cyn. u ~. r.. J. 20 II 'rf
YOUNG MAN. "a driving aut,car or C,ydcs
dale for delivery route. J. 1870. Lcdger on
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STAMPS AND CONS

STAMPS PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums, nnd THImli"s tul s,sInu u,.,t,'tDrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

DO not neglect to Inspect your car oc-
ca sionaly no matter how busy YOU may b.
raqiiy overlooked. The most important pa ri
ts thc storing gear, See that every nut is
4,curoly fastened and take out any lOoseness
shown by too much play OF the steering
wheel,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05
WANTED

ANTiG IL. uilwouls go'd .L.,r rrf r...,,
r.n. iHli CheaUu'. 30 noor. Lo, 8iql
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-05

An ordinary speed wrench may be adapted
70 uqp IN connection with all siZcs ~ nuts
by upng II IN conjunction with set Of o. Cls-
cis 4 socket IL HHlected the hrNaROn end
0f whlcl MS tho IRA Of tho speed wrench
In the other end piCce Of stock is inserted
nv this means n sDe ID wrench Is adapted for
ufo w,th any of whole set Of socket
v,reuchss
The Republican journal., 1921-11-03
The pulsating, dynamic question of the
hour-"Why Girls Leave Home"

The pulsating, dynamic question of the
hour-"Why Girls Leave Home"
The Sons of Veterans will have pub
lie Is cent supper in Memorial hall next
Monday at 80 o'clock.
The public bequests of the late Thomas
W. Pitcher included $1,000 each for the
Belfast Home for Aged Women, the Wal
do County Hospital and the Belfast Free
Library.
The funeral of Mrs. Leonard o. White,
who died Monday night at the residence
of j. F. Fernald, will take place there at
10 a. m. Thursday. The vital statistics
in regard to her life are not at present
obtainable.
The Travellers Club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles S.
Bickford, when the following program
will be given: Haiti, the Island of Misrule,
Mrs. James H. Howes; The Province of
San Domingo-the Land of Bullet Holes,
Miss Charlotte w. Colburn; A City Out
at Elbows, Mrs. Will Howard.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-03

GUS illness of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Greenlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor are moving into
the house formerly owned by Andrew
Richards which they bought of Ernest
Rose recently.
Mrs. Lucy A. Robinson, who has been
with Miss Mary Mcfarland about year,
will spend the winter in the home of Mr..
William Bryant in Union.
Mr.. Charles Bryant carried Mrs. Abbie
Bryant, Miss Helen McCobb, Miss Eliza
beth Hills apd Mrs. Eta Mariner to
Portland to attend the Teachers conven-
tion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ripley have re-
turned to their home in Melrose, Mass.
They were accompanied by their aunt,
Miss Mary Mcfarland. They plan to re-
turn in the spring.
Friends have received cards announce
ing the marriage of Mr.. Guy Pearson
Carver of Lincolnville and Miss Angela
Mildred Woodcock, daughter of Mrs.
Della Woodcock of Camden.
The Searchlight, a program for use in
the NJ E. churches on Good Literature
Day, was we'll carried out Sunday morn
ing in the church. The readings by Mrs.
Ada Halves and Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley
were finely rendered. The sermon by
the pastor, Rev. E. E. Harrison, plainly
showed the importance OIL good literature
in the home for the enjoyment of the
older ones and that the younger MEM
bers of the family may form a taste for
that kind of reading instead of the light
trashy kind.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-03
UNITY.
trashy kint

Harland Crosby has recently purchas-
cd new Ford touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Brewer
were Sunday callers at Forest Webb's.
Mr.. Roy M. Hayes, principal of Unity
high school, supplied the pulpit at Albion
church last Sunday.
A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Lafland Oct. 28th. The mother
and child are doing we'll
Mr.. w. H. McIntre of the Plymouth
telephone exchange is the operator at
the central office while Mr.. Whitaker
has his vacation.
Frederick Hall has recently returned
from Detroit, Mich, where he was a
delegate to the National Spiritualsts,
Association Convention.
A masked Halloween party was given
high school Friday eve and all report a
fine time with the goblins and witches.
The hall was fittingly decorated for the
occasion.
Converse Nickerson of Mass. and Cal.
will speak at l. O. o. F. hall Thursday
Nov. 3, at P. M. on Biblical Spiritual
ism. Mr.. Nickerson is a logical and
forceful speaker and many who heard
him before will be pleased to listen to
him again. He will also present musi-
cal program.
Mrs. Myra Brown and daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Bryant of Knox, were in Hermon
Oct. 26 to attend the funeral services of
Mrs. Jennie Cox Snow who passed away
very suddenly at a hospital in Bangor
following a surgical operation. Mrs
Snow and parents formerly lived at
Thorndike Station. Much sympathy is
extended to her family by their friends
here.
The Republican journal., 1921-11-03
SMANNlLLE.

MI and Mrs. Jack Bridge left Satur-
day noon for Montreal.
Marion Rhoades of Belfast was the
guest of David Moody a few days last
week
Mr.. Chas H. Black of Chelsea, Mass,
was week end guest at Miss Harriet
NJ Nlckerson's.
Swanville Union S. S. has closed for
the winter to meet again the first Sun
day in May as usual.
Mrs. Luela H. Nickerson, Miss Cora
Parsons and Arthur Brown visited at
Whites Corner last Thursday.
All grangers please bear in mind that
the North Waldo Pomona Grange meets
with Comet Grange, Wed, Nov. 9th.
Esther, the five-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Craney, who has
been very ill for several dlys, is improy-
ing.
Mrs. W. E. Damn returned home Sat-
urday night from a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Mass. and
Portland.
Mr., w. Mckinley Damn and Miss
Bernice Damn left last Wednesday for
Portland to attend the teachers conven-
ton, returning home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Damn, son Laur-
ence and daughter Barbara, left last
Wednesday for Lowell in Mr.. Emery Ca
bel's car and were guests of relatives un-
til Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Shorey returned to Veazie
last Thursday in Mr.. G. T. NicKerson's
car, accompanied by Mrs. Abbie Damn
and Mrs C. R. Nickerson who spent
some time in Bangor shopping.
The box social held at Comet Grange
Hall last Saturday evening for the bene-
fit of the grange, although not largely
attended, was a success socially and. fl
nancially, the proceeds amounting to
S11. Games were played and doughnuts
suspended from a string were eaten oft
by Russell Littlefield and Mrs, W. Dick
ey and caused gr eat deal of laughter
The Republican journal., 1921-11-03
THE UNITARIAN ALLIANCE
PROGRAM.

The committee of the Woman's Alliance
of the First Parish Unitarian church
have arranged the program for the COM
ing season as follows:
Nov. 3. Opening meeting. Annual
dues payable. Paper on The Things That
Matter, by Mrs. Charlotte R. Phalen OF
Augusta, director for this section. Hos
tess, Mrs. George A. Quimby.
Nov. II. Miscellaneous program. Uni
tarlan news, Mrs Fred Racklitfe; hostess,
Mrs. William B. Swan.
Dec. 1. The New Renaissance, Princl-
pal Harry A. Foster of the Belfast high
school. Unitarian News, Mrs. Ben Haz-
eltine. Hostess, Mrs. Charles H. Watden.
Dec. Is. Alfred johnson, A. NJ, Lift,
D., of Boston, subject to be announced.
Unitarian news, Mrs Irving 1. Dlns-
mere. Hostess, Mrs. Joseph W. Blais-
dell.
Dec. 20. An Educational Fallacy, Will
H. Howard, formerly principal OF Will
liamsburg, Mass, school. Unitarian
News, Mrs. Andrew A. Durry. Hostesses,
Mrs. Fed 7. Chase, Miss E. Frances
Chase.
Ian. IL. Some Facts About Ireland,
the Rev. Father Timothy j. O'Mahony.
Unitarian News, Mrs. Giles G. Abbott.
Hostess, Mrs. Thomas B. Dinsmore.
Jan. 26. Book Review, Mrs. Edmund
P. Brown. Unitarian News, Mrs Sumner
C. Pattee. Hostesses, Mrs Albert M
Carter, Miss Charlotte w. Colburn.
Feb. 9. Belfast Bays Old Merchant
Marine, Mrs. Stephens. L. Shute. UNI
tartan News, Mrs. Harry A. Clark. nos
tess, Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore
Feb. 2S. Musicale, Mrs. Clement W..
wescott, chairman of arrangements
Hostess, Mrs. Wescott.