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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
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SOBOTNf ZATOPY.

Washington 12 zaff. Vtstraha hrozf vvstoupen y
behn vvdana bya povetrnosnm dfadem nasedufcch re
kach Texasu:
Guadalupe. Colorado pri Columbus donfm toku a
razos pfi pod Navazotou Skoda zahuba zvotn dskych
pvodenv vetsnou sinymi iaky ez rvche rozyodny
potoky mens feky kere pax zapavly nfzny" prav
zprave "voda havnlch fekach lest pod maxman drov
nj n1inulosti nasedkem dlouho trvacho sucha"
San Antonio 12 zam Vice nez sto tel df zahvnuvsch
na nzinach pode feky San Gabriel Williamson Milan
kresch byo naezeno die zpravodae zdejsho Express
Taylor ienx telegrafoval zpravu dnes vecer.
San Anonu samem poSet ob9t nepfevyM padesat, pra
vii MAYOR O. B. Black dnes Peneznf Skodu odhaduie 49,
100000 Zpravodaj Express teegrafoval Taylor jak ma
seduie: ~
to devet tel bylo nalezeno zaplavenSch nznach pode
San Gabriel feky okresch Williamson Milan VetSina mr
vxch isou mexicu farmafsh dSnic"
Jna zprava Express Rockdale, okresu Mam sdelu-
10 ze vice nez rodin pohesue nznach feky Bra
zos mez Cuaz Valley Junction Pet osob utonuo far
mach Ed Creena nzinach San Gabriel feky.
Penxznf skoda mimo San Antonio ud&va $1,000 000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13

PROSLULY LEKAR TVRDf, zE VETERANsKY
URAD JEST VEDEN EILAVNE We PROSPECT
POLITIKARU.

Columbus, O., IL. zari. DR. Haven Emerson ekarsky
radce veteranskeho dradu Washngon vznes obvinen
pred sedozapadn konerenc uberulose zde dnes veter
move sorgasovany veteransky fad Wahngtone jest
veden hlavne prosp6ch potikaT oznam poda resg
nai jako ekarsky radce ez ma vstoup platnos Is zr
"Plumbari poicajt. DR.. Emerson prohlas isou dosa
zovani msa lekarG trade enz slouzti ma ranenym
prac neschopnym voakm Ferz pry wat byl pravomoc
vefene zdravon suzby Jest zen ako poicka organsace
,Naprosto zbytecne suzn6 obnasec 100000 rocn6 DR.
Emerson prohs est rozdeno ako poticka patronaz We
rejnost mela by vedet tato fakta'
DR. jest drivei zdravotn komisaf newyorsky
sroce znam jako autoa oboru veeneho zdravotnev Ne
proved ysetfovan zdravotnctv m6te Ceveandu
DR.. Emerson pisobil oboru voienskeho poist6n a
lTade cd r. 1920
Ostatni lekaT jiz promuvli pred konferenc obira
tazkou potirani tuberkulosy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13

dobrovolne je odvolala. Zpra-
wy podobne dochazejf tez z ji-
nych statG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
X zAHADNEMU. ZAVRAZ-
DEM FLORENCE
RADACOVE. f.

Zahadna vrazda 29lete tele-
fonni operatorky Florence Ra-
dacov6. jez byla sobotu V no
eli nedaleko sveho domova,
1888 zap. 40. ul. zastrelena,
nebyla dosud vysvetlena. Poll
Gle dosud nevi, zda sc jedna o
vrazdu loupeznou neb ida
zlocin spachan byl odmftnu-
tym napadnikem a sice mu-
zem dusevne zatizenym. We
vazb6 jsou tri podezfeli muz,
kteri budou teprve propusteni,
podari-li Sc Jim dokazati, kde
v osudnou chvili meskali. -s.' =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
DOHODA BERLfNA S BA-
VORSKEM.

Berlin, II. zafi. - Pc vyda-
nj dekretu presidenta Ebe-
kterym byla fiSskemu mini
sterstvu udelena mimoradna
prava Ia dcelem uklidneni po
boureneho vefeineho mineni
po zavrazdeni MatyaSe Err
hergera, vudce strany stfedu
ma rfsskem snemu, nastaly me-
ri Bavorskem a Tisskou vladou
velike rozpory. Sc strany ba-
vorske byl hlasan odpor do
krajnosti proti opatfeni berlin
|ske vlady, narizujici potlaceni
provinivsich Sc 6asopisG, nose
nj vojenskych uniforem a wy
hlaseni stavu cblezeni Ba-
|vorsku. Rozpory nabyvaly veli-
Ike vaznosti, ale pax zvitezila
'rozvaha a bylo navazano wy
iednavani, ke kteremu do Ber-
lima pTiieli zastupci bavorske
lvlady. Nynf bylo postupu wy
|jednavani oznameno, re Sc
schyluje X smirnemu konci.
Vzajemnymi Istupky bylo dosa
zeno dohody, kterou bude "a
Izehnano nebezpeci hlubsf roz-
|trzky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
JEDEN Z UPRCHNUVSfCH LUPICU
CHYCEN.

Toledo o. 12 zarf Charles Schultz, ienz Joe Urbay
sem Georgem Lewisem znamym tez pode imenem Rogers
unl v6zeni okresu Lucas d6lnc svaek odpoedne by
dopaden zdejs poc dnes Eminent muz byl usv6dcen We
spoeni oupez post6 oedske IT. unora, kdy million
dolari bond hotovch penez byo ukradeno Schultz do
paden by osamelem doku Crissey panact mil cd Toeda
Patrani po druhych dvou az dosud nem6lo vysedku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13

Washington r. zaff - vtstraha hroz vvstoupenf y
feha bya povernostnm dfadem naseduiicich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
FITZPATRICK BYL PRY "a
.%' VRAzDEN.

New York, r. zarf. Presv6dceni ze Frank J. Fitz
patrick seederanf narkotcke duzny zdej by Zavrazden
parnik King Alexander mnuy pa
TEX bylo vyiadTeno drktnm navladnm Spoien1ch Stat
Colinsem Brooklvna Az 10 dneska panovao mneni ze
Fitzpatrick spacal sebevrazdu felv do rdce umyvadle
ma iednom pierd brookynskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
ARBUCkLE POD TORMALNf
OBzALOBOU.
Jest obvinAn vrazdy prisez-
nem ud4ni podepsanem pritel-
kynf mrtve herecky.

oan FRANCISCO, IL. Zarl. Kos
|coe c. Fatty" Arbuckle, fill
movy komik, byl dnes formal
ne predvolan pred policejni
|soud ma obvinenf 2 vrazdy We
spojeni Sc smrti slecny Virginie
Rappove, herecky,. jez udala
Sc minuly patek po pijackem
vecirku v Arbuckle-ovych po-
kojich hotelu St. Francis mi
mule pondeli.
Zaloba proti Arbuckle-ovi,
druha jiz cd jeho prijezdu sem
Y Los Angeles sobotu, byla
podepsana pi. Bambinou Del
montovou, pritelkyni mrtv5 ze-
ny. Prvnf, vZnesena policif, by
ia k Will tomu, aby Arbuckle
mohl byti uv6zn6n do dalsiho
vysetrovani.
Kdyz Arbuckle objevil Sc
pred soudcem O'Brienem dnes,
odeprel vibec mluviti o pfipa-
de. Ma zadost jeho advokat1
2fskan byl odklad do patku a
vezen odveden do sve cely.
DR.. T. B. Leland, mestsky a
okresni koroner, pravil, ze in
kvest o zpGsobu smrti slecny
Rappove, zahajeny dnes, nebu-
de asi skoncen az Ultra. LekaTi
Beardslee, Ophuls a Rumwell,
kteri osetrovali sleGnu Rappo-
YOU, vypovidali dnes. Pr. Del
montova nesvedeiia pfi zahaje-
nj inkvestu, jezto die vyjadfe-
r. distriktniho navladnfho jeff
objeveni sc pred Zasedanim vel
ke poroty bylo by ma prekazku
planum 1radn. LekaTi nemohli
Sc shodnouti o tom, co bylo prf-
mou pricinou smrti slecny
Rappe-ove.
Harry J. Boyle, prirucl ridi-
tel hotelu, svedcil, ze kdyz byl
zavolan pf. Delmontovou do
pokoji Arbuckle-ovych, nasel
pf. Delmontovou a AL. Semina-
cbera sedici ma okraji postele,
kde sleena Rappe-ova lezela
stenajfcf v bezv6domi. Ar
buckle il wal odnesl do iine-
no pokoie, odkud byla pax od-
vezena do nemocnice.
Dr.. Ophuls. ienz provedl po-
smrtnou operaci, licil vnitfni
poranenf, ale nemohl urcite IL
Ici. co ie zpusobilo.
Ma vysetrovanf zivy zajem
Ibere Henry Lehrman New
Yorku, snoubenec slecny Rap
pe-ove, jenz telegrafoval, ably
byla ziskana prisezna vypo-
we'd cd pi. Delmontove, ktera
lbyla pritomna ma vecirku po-
kojich Arbuckle-ovych. Tia
ivsak jiz pred tim dobrovolne
pfiseznou vypoved' ucinila a
lpodepsala formalnf zalobu
proti Arbuckle-ovi. Tyz byl TO-
ltografovan pro gallerii zlocin-
! eli a podroben meTenf pomoci
Bertilonova systemu. ZjistenC,
ze vazi 266 liber jest S stop
8 a tri osminy palce vysoky.
Vek svii udal 81 roxy, rodi.
| Ste Smith Center, Kan.
| DistriktrN navladnf Brady
pravil dnes: "My name doko-
naly pripad proti Arbuckle-
ovi".
Advokati jeho vydali pro-
IhlaSeni X americke vereinosti,
| v nemz zadaii. aby poshovela
Sc svym dsudkem az po skon-
cenf vysetrovani a procesu.
Tvrdi, ze jejich klient jest ne
lvinen.
Columbus, o.. IL. zari. Ac-
Ikoli nenf zadneho zakona,
+, ifmz mohlo bv bvti zakazano
Iukazovani filmi Arbuckle-
Xxx
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
BARBARSTVI.

Greenwood S.. c.. 70 zari. - Soudce Featherstone pf
zahaen oresno soudu dne pranyfova pocnan davu enz
nedavno vyved nestskeho vezenf dve zeny zmrka je
Kad ddrazne srdce porote z jest to jeff povnno
vysetfiti vsechna fakta spoien tou v6ci f -.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-13
POLSKO HROZf RUSKU.

PaTiz, 13. zari. Zaujavsi sta
novisko, re moskevsky SOVIET
nesplnil podminky rusko-pol-
ske smlouvy, polska vlada chy
sta Sc poslati notu Rusku hro-
zici prerusenim diplomatic
kych styki uzavrenim rusko
polskych hranic, die varsavske
depeSe dnes zde obdrzene.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
MORE TANG[ES IN
 I. ]. CHECK WILLS

The tangle over the two wills left by Thomas J. Check, formerly of East Orange, New Jersey, who died in Phoe- nix November If of last year, became still more knotty when Lum, Tanblyn and Colyer, attorneys of Newark, filed an appeal asking that the probating of MT. Checks first will, dated July ?, 1920, be rescinded.
 The petition is filed on behalf of Bruce w. Campbell, Jr., of East Or ange, and alleges that the deceased was of Hnsound mind when the will was drawn and that benficiaries men toned in the will had influenced him fraudulently; also that the will was not signed before two witnesses pres ent at the same time. Citations will be issued to the beneficiaries, return able March 2S, which is also the date set for hearing of the Savings In veStment and Trust company and Vic tor Check for revocation of letters testamenaary on the first will and substitution of the second will.
 Thomas J. Check was 77 years old when he died. He lived at the New Haven apartments. $50 North Fifth avenue, with his son, Victor Check, and his sons wife. Bflle Check. Victor and Belle Check were charged with l aiding the death of Thomas J. Check 1 by brutal and inhuman treatment. The hearing, which was highly sensational, 1 lasted for more than six days and Victor and Belle Check were exoner- ated.
 The trust company was named exc 1 cutor in both wills. After the first i will had been filed, the trust company petitioned for the probate of the sec 1 ond will on the grounds that it had 1 been received from a firm of Topeka lawyers after the probate of the first will No effort has been made to block the probate of the second will in place of the first.
 The estate of the elder Check is
 said to total s200,oo0 to $30O0O0
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
NJ SEGREGATED DISTRICT HERE
 STATESCO.ATT'

There will be no segregated district in Maricopa county as long as I am county attorney" was the promise given by R. E. l.. Shepherd before a meeting of the Law enforcement Ieague in the Central Methodist church vesterdav afternoon. Attorney ShcA herd cited the fact that our laws art primarily based upon the Divine law expressed in the Ten Commandments and declared:
 "The minute you condone the so- called double standard by segregation, you sanction the violation or Goo commandments"
 Attorney Shepherd prefaced his re- marks with the declaration that since taking office he has been approached by those who derive an income from questionable sources with the plea that he do the right thing" The speaker said he gave them the
 If doing the right thing means let ting you fellows do as you have done for the past two years, am certainly going to disappoint you.' In conclusion the speaker declared:
 T am going to show those fellows who want segregation that they are going to have more trouble than ever before in their lives'
 E. S. Clark Also Speaks E. s. Clark, in following MT. Shep- herd, paid a high tribute to the stand
 taken by the county attorney and urged upon the audience the necessity of the general public standing squarely behind the law enforcement program outlined
 Those who stand for vice here are apostles of the creed to let every man
 be a law unto himself" MT. Clark declared.
 The speaker pointed out that the first instance of segregation on rec
 ord was the ban put upon the apple l tree in the Garden of Eden. He
 showed how the segregated tree proved to be an irresistible tempta- : 1 tion and therefore a failure, adding 1 that history shows no successful case 1 of segregation.
 1 Turning to other questions dealing 1 with the general reform movement
 MT. Clark recommended that women who are followers of late styles take lesson from the law of gravity and si- low their skirts to drop lower in length The law of self-respect and modes : ty, he said. lis an important one to be observed P
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
ROBBERS ENTER
 STORE AT PEORIA

Robbers entered a meat market and drug store at Peoria early Sunday morning and after firing one shot through a glass partition at the night watchman, escaped with loot valued at less than $100. The watchman was not injured.
 At least two men were implicated in the robbery, Peoria officers notified Sheriff John Montgomery yesterday. Deputies from the sheriff's office were sent to aid in the search. One man is being held at Peoria as a suspect in connection with the crime.
 Entrance to the meat market was gained through rear door. Here the robbers got about $5 in cash. They next entered the drug store. The night watchman happened to be in the rear of the store at the time, behind a glass partition, and as the two men were making their escape with several watches, they fired through the glass The course of the bullet was deflected | by the glass.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
acters from every day life-people we

acters from every day life-people we all know
 'In the Heart of a Fool" is a pic- turization of William Allen Whites powerful novel of American life. A truly good cast interprets the prin- cipal roles. It is headed by such we'll known screen players as James Kirk wood, Anna Q. Nilsson, Mary Thur man, Philo Mccullough, Ward Crane, John Burton, Margaret Campbell, Percy Challenger, Arthur Hoyt, Kate Toncray, Emmet King and Maryland Morne.
 "Brinqinq Up Father"
 The popular and universally ever green cartoons of George McManus and entitled Bringing Up Father will be introduced to local playgoers at the ElkS theater commencing Friday, February 20, with the customary mat inee in the form of a rollicking and side-splitting musical comedy bearing the cognomen of Bringing Up Father at the Seashore.' As in other seasons Gus Hill is sponsor for this triumph of screams, revelry. mirth, hilarity and amusing entertainment which is in three acts and various scenes. The company is large and capable one, with chorus of twenty pretty and vivacious young women who invest the show with plenty of pep and go, wear stunning and becoming gowns and plunge into the song hits inter- spersed throughout the offering with a zest and vim that provide gratifying results. Seat sale opens at the Elks box office this morning at g o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

a club of citizenship. Its primary func- uon IS to make people think When the people begin to. think, the most important. step toward permanent ma terial prosperity has been taken Out of this thought come all of the dozen or more things that make for prog ress Not the least of these is the adoption of a long-te program of achievement which looks to the fu- ture while attending to the things of immediate concern.
 There can be no question that Phoenix can render greater and better service together, through one big, we'll manned, well-financed chamber Of commerce. than it can be a small group of the citizenship working hap hazardly for improvement and devel- opment of the community"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Blue Bird

Tonight is Valentine night at the temple of happiness. Every prepaca- tion has been made to make this one of the gala events of the season. The big hall is all decorated in honos or the occasion-the decoration schefhe heinz carried even to the orchestra. for Carol Reeds band will be saily at tired in holiday costume this evening. Everyone who visits the Blue Bird will receive a valentine, gratis, the gift ol the management, and the novelties and innovations to be offered during the evening include balloon showers, spot daces and other events. The prizes for the special events Will comprise valentine boxes of candy, electric lighted vampie dolls, and a host oi other surprises. The management an nounces there will be TO advance 1T either admission charge or the charge for dancing
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
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Merry Mermaids at Ramona

Mack's Merry Mermaids continue to attract big houses to the Ramona, where this clever organization of sing CTS and dancers are offering a very eX- cellent line of entertainment. Dolly Fowler and her soubrette numbers never fail to gather in numberless encores, while Anita Meredith with he-' rendition of her ballad successes IS always hit on every show. The harmony singers, the work of Victor Vernon and Pat Patterson in their clever comedy sketches-and not for a moment overlooking the Delightful Dancing Dollies all contribute hugely to the entertainment value of every bill, and round out each offering as d perfect menu of amusement and fun. The motion picture program showing with this present bill is Maurice Tourneur's production of Deep Waters',-a Paramount super feature, based on the famous novel-"Caleb West. Master Diver" The Ramona s daily matinee at prices of ten and twenty cents is another very much ap- preciated policy.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14

Because it has been observed how much Chinese business is taken to the United States by Chinamen who have been educated in American universi- ties, Great Britain is considering meas ures for educating Chinese students in England
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
PRETTY STRONG HINT

What did the brides father do for the happy couple?''
 He bought their railroad tic.1N "Ah,"
 But the happy pair didn't discover until after they got on the train that their tickets read only one way." = Birmingham Age Herald.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL

company came unexpectedly and Mrs. Holmes was not prepared to en- terta1n them. Evidently her anxiety was shared by little May. As the visi- tors were seated at the table the child looked approvingly at the various edi- bles and cheerfully observed: We'll, mamma, we've got a pretty good dinner after all, haven't we?''- Country Gentleman.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
"The Heart of Foow-coIumbia

Today at Mauk's Columbia theater will be presented one of the most i'm portant screen offerings of the season This is fIn the Heart of a Fool
 'In the Heart of a Foor' is a story of the love of two young people which temporarily goes astray through a misunderstanding. Into their lives there enters a rogue whose sole Zest in life is the conquest of women, and a beautiful vampire who uses mere man as a stepping stone to high niche in society Through a mighty fire in a coal mine and a thrilling en- counter with a paid mob of strike breakers the hero and heroine are finally reunited in mutual understand ing and love. While tremendously big in it's treatment. the story is impress 1 sive in the fact that 1t deals with char
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
4while New York sIeeps"-strand

While New York Sleeps'-the sen
 sational William Fox melodrama oi night life in New York openei its en-
 gagement at the Strand yes-eld day to audiences which packed tns commo- dious theater to it's extreme capacity through the day and evening, and inn mediately duplicated in Phoenix the amazing record that has attended this film throughout the nation. Telling its story in three complete acts. the Iic- ture reveals tine life of the metropolis | from the very highest to the very low est strata of existence. From the l suburbs. down through the cafe and cabaret district, along the brilliantly | lighted streets, atop the roof gardens, and then down to the East Side and l among the tenements and the under
 world. on out into the Eas- River. does
 the film take the re Fiewcr. paradlng some of the faost daring and bizarre | incidents the screen has ever known Marc McDermoots work 'n the closing | chapters of the story is without queS- 1 ton one of the greatest pieces of pan tomime emotional acting that has ever
 been flashed across a screen It IS a werful production, elaborately staged, and flawlessly directed. start ing next Sunday the Strand announces
 Fatty Arbucke in Irving Cohp's vel
 remembered story-"The Life of ths
 Party" produced by Paramount
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
"From Now on' at the Hip

George Walsh in From Now On will continue to hold the screen at the
 Hip through today and tomorrow Here's a story that fits George Walsh like a glove It is exciting, thrilling. full of suspense. contains well handled love story, is interspersed with plenty of comedy situations. gives Walsh plenty of opportunity to glve wonderful exhibitions Of athletic
 prowess and to top it all-the picture
 was directed by his brother, R. A Walsh. producer of .'The Honor Sys- tern,' Camille of the Yukon" and other prominent screen successes. rron | Now On'' is a real entertainment. anc one that cannot but prove 2 mos' pleasing one for every one who vlslt;
 the Hip during the engagement. Wed
 nesday brings Dorothy Gish in 'Fly' ing Pat
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-26
Hebron.

Rev. Mr.. Kingsley and family went Il
South Berwick last week to attend 1
funeral.
Mrs. Cornelis Moody and little grand
| daughter, Barbara Bsarce, visited be-
cousin, Mrs. John Harding, 10 Norwa!
last week.
Mr.. Fogg of the Central Office was il
Portland Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbetts and two chill
dren, Fred Bickford and Wiuton Abbott
Of Gardiner. spent the weekend at Mr.
Bickford's.
Ralph Bickford is laid up with broker
arm, and Is quite sick with oomplica
tions resulting from tonsilitis. DR.. At
wood OF Buck6eld is In attendance.
After service Sunday q. z. Stearnt
bad family dinner In his camp at Mat
thews Pond.
Pond lilies are In blossom now.
Prof. Hewlett, the new principal oi
the academy, is. now settled In bis new
home here. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewlett like
Hebron, and With their little daughter
will be appreciated here. We greatly
enjoyed their call with Prof. and Mrs.
Field and Richardson Sunday.
Mrs. Munoe is in New Hampshire at
present.
1t was Mr.. Hanscom who returned to
New York. Mrs. Hanscom and two
daughters are still at their summer
home.
Miss Mary Thompson of Portland is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Sturtevant.
]. L. Bumpus is having large crop Of
cultivated raspberries.
We picked our first ripe tomatoes on
the 20;h from home grown plants and
home seed.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-26
Bryant'S Pond.

Rev. C. r. Upton, pastor Of the Bap.
tist society, has been absent on . vaca-
ton, visiting In Portland and other
places. Rev. o. L. Stone OF Norway sup
piled last Sabbath for the parish.
A party of young ladies, who are stay
ing at Camp MaQua In Poland, were in
our village Wednesday, and from here
took hike to Bethel Hill for stay over
night.
Frank Sampson and family have been
visiting this week at the home of Her
bert Il. Hosmer in Norway.
The Shoreys will return here from
Aroostook County this week and will
entertain again In the opera houas Fri
day evening, July Goth.
The third summer service at the Uni-
versslist church was held July 24th.
Sermon by Rev. G. G.. Miller OF South
Paris.
Mrs. Effis Rogers 10 reported very III at
her home in Boston. She has been In
failing health for several months, not be-
ing able st any time to return TO the fam
ily's summer residence here.
Myrtle Bacon has opened her summer
place, known ss the little Jap, for Q
season. She is entertaining for the pres
snt Helen Freeman of Boston.
James Fernald Of Poland Was In town
Friday on business connected with the
Fernsld, Keene & True corn shop.