davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
StEumienie KOntrrewoIucjiP PodKyowem
Krwawe Walk Faszyst6w z KOmunistami.
Echa Zab6jstWa Prezydenta NarutOWicza.
Szanse PiIsudskiegO zOstania Prezydeutem.

.Paryz. 20. grudnia (Prasa St)
z telegamu, otrzy1nanego
przez francusie rninisterJun1
spraw zagranicznych, wynika' ze
zwieksza sic mOzliwoSt, re mar
szaSek PiEsudski, byiy Naczelnlk
Panstwa, zostanie postawiony ia
ko kandydat na Prezydenta Pol
ski W dzisieJszych wyborach.
Zgodnie IA wladomoScie'
marszaIek Pi&sudsi moglby O.
trzynac wiekszose g}os6w w
Zgromadzeniu Narodowem, kto-
re wybraio sp. Gaorjela Naruto--
wicza, ale pragnie on takiego po-
Oarcia, aby ME pozwOliiO Opozy-
eli m6wi6, ze jest on kandydatem
iednei iakiejs partli, albo re 20
stai wybrany przez maia traAcJe
polityczna.
Obecnie sytuacja sic zrnieni4a'
kt6ra wskazuie, re okolicznoscl
"a takie, IL zmusza go do przyJe-
cia kandydatury.
Warszawa, 20. grudnia. (Pra-
a Stow - Rad czyni usiso--
wanna celem ustalenia, czy lstniat
spisek zamordowalia Prezyden
"a. w dalszym ciagu dokonuJa
sic rewizje aresztowania nacJo-
nalist6w; wielu wyzszych Office
row i urzednik6w zostaio aresz-
towanych, albo uwolnionych z'
sluzby.
Przedsiewzieto nadzwyczaJn'
srodki ostroznosci celem zapoOie
zenia mozliwyn zaburzeniom "
stolicy i W rejonach kopalnia-
avch. w caiyrn kraju ogsoszono
zaIobe DO znarfym Prezydencie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
Faherty zapowiada kOn
tynuowanie budowy ka-
naiu przy Broadway ul.

Pomimo proteStow wiaSciciei
realnoSci w dystrykcie Lake
View przeciwko budowie kanatu
Broadway "a sumo $2500,0O0,
prezes Wydzialu ulepszen p. Fa-
herty po powrocie z wakacyj "a
poWiedziai kontynuowanie robot.
Utrzymuje on, re sprawa zaSzla
"a daleko i ze dzisiaj kontraktu z
kontraktorami odwolac ME moz-
ma bez skargi.
P. Faherty jest gieboko przeko
many, ze mieszkancy Lake View
zle zrozumieli jego stanowisko.
Zdaniem jego, mogli oni postarac
sic W ciagu 10 dni o innego kon-
traktora, ktoryby roboty przy bu
.dowie przeprowadzii "a cene niz
sza anizeli White Construction
Co., tego jednak obywatele ME
uczynii kontrakt zostab zawar-
ty. Suma zadana przez Wspom-
niana kompanje ME jest zbyt wy
soka dlatego zostaIa przyjeta.
Ostatnie rozporzadzenie Rady
miejskiej sprzeciwiajace Sic, ma
iozeniu ma obywateli podatkow
W wysokosci 100000, ME ma
zbyt wielkiego znaczenia, ,twier-
dzi p. Faherty, gdyz CT sa1ni al
dermani beda musieli giosowac
"a podatkami, gdy miasto bedzie
musiafo zapIacic "a roboty kon-
traktowe.
Co sic tyczy protestow obywa
tell, to zdaniem p. Faherty ego
ME wszyscy mieszkaficy prote-
stowali. Protestowafa mniej-
szoSc liczaca 1,036 obywateli. Ro
boty rozpoczete musza>byc dalej
prowadzone. Prezes kompanji
White Construction Co., Michael
White, ziozys juz bond W wyso-
koSci tel, ma jaka kontrakt opie-
wa, zerwanie wiec umowy mo-
gioby rniasto zbyt drogo koszto-
wac. Firma White Construction
Co. ma diva lata czasu do ukon-
czenia robot i kazdy dzien zwao-
Ed bedzie sic liczyf ponad okres-
lony termin.
P. Faherty wyjasnii dalej. re
kazdy projektdw budowy kama
low przy Ashland aver przy Au
gusta al. i Crawford a nay'et w
South Chicago wymzgs dodatko-
wych podatkow w wysokoscl
500 obywatele mieszkajaoy W
tyoh oknlicach sa W 0 miele gur-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
DLuGI NIEMIEcKIE PoNo-
WNIE PRZEDMIoTEM DY--
SKUSII GABINETU.

Waszyngton, 20 grudnia.
Prezydent Harding wznowi{ wczo
raj wraz z swym gabinetem dy-
skusje, w jaki sposob St. Zjedn.
moglyby najpomocniej uczestni-
czyG w rozwiazaniu problemu ME
,nieckich 'odszkodowan woJen7
nych, okreslanego oficjalnie "
departainencie stanu jako osrod-
ka caiej obecneJ europejskieJ sy-
tuacji.
Rozw6j wypsdk6w talk tutal
lax "a granica w ostatnrch dwu
dziestu czterech godzinach rozja
snif wczoraj do pewnego stoPnia
mglista atmosfere nieumotywo--
wanych poglosek i domyslow. ko
nentujacych polityke tutejszego
rzadu Rozwoj tych wypadkoW
potwierdzif poprzednie doniesie-
MIA, IL jak dotad Ameryka ME "a
glebila sic definitywnie W wir ak
eli W sprawie odszkodowarl, ogra
niczajac sic do wysondowania o.
pinij, czy sprzymierzone mocar-
stwa zycza sobie rzeczywiscie Po
mocy Ameryki W zaiatwieniu tel
waznej, spornej kwestji.
,usta1enie polityki bliskie.
w tutejszych oficjalnych ste-
rach uwazaja "a pewnik, IL beda-
ca obecnie W toku dysklrsja po-
miedzy Prezydentem Hardingem
a lego doradcami, ! spostrzezenia
amerykahskich dyplomatow "a
granica, skrystalizuja size W pre-
ciagu nastepnego miesiaca W pew
ne zdecyoowane ioi
Z chwila otwarcia stycznioweJ
lonferencji prefnjerow panstw
sprzymierzonych, Rad amerykan
ski bedzie juz mogi moze wysts-
pic pewnemi suggestjami odno--
Snie do rewizji odszkodowan przy
wzieciu pod uwage zdolnosci pat
niczej Niemiec. .Wszystko TO Jea.
max zalezy cd wynikow toczace)
sic dyskusli wskazoweA- od anne
rykanskich dyplomatow W Eu--
ropie.
m GRE vvcbodz; kwestia d.ugow
wo;en,vch.
P,,d .,nervtahski dazv usiInie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
Z Biura MeteOrOlOglcznegO.

Wsch6d slOnca gOdzinie 7;14'
Zach6,I slo6ca O godzinie 4:2i.
x
Pogoda W Chicago 4 okolicY: W
srode pO wiekszej osesci pochmtirno'
wieczorem prawdopOdobnie lekh
snieg 4 col1olwlek zimnieJ. w cEwar
tex pOgoda; niewiele zIniany W tenn
peraturze. w srode Eana pofudnio-
wo-zachodni wiatr, prEechodzacy W
p6tnocno-zachodnl wieczorem.
Temperature doby minionej; MAJ
wyAsza dzis gOdhlnie 2giej po POI
pocy s3 stopni, najniisza wczoraj o
rodzinie 6tej rano 8 stoPni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
MARSZALEK PIkSUDSKI
SPRAWUJE WLADzE
w KRAIU.

Londyn, 90. grudnia. - Angiet
skie ministerjum spraw zagrani-
cznych otrzymalo powiadomienie
ze marszaiek ]. Pifsudski, byiy
Naczelnik Panstwa, opanowuje
sytttacje W Polsce jako dyktator.
zYDZI ME BEDA GLOSO-
WALL MA PREZYDENTA
w POLSCE..
Warszawa, 20. grudnia. (zy-
dowska Agencja Telegraficzna)
- Jest wielce prawdopodobnem,
re posfowie zydowscy w Polskiem
Zgromadzeniu Narodowem, kto--
re dzisiaj przystepuje do wybie-
rania nowego Prezydenta, uchy-
la sic cd gfosowania. Sprawa ia
jest przedmiotem przeciagaja-
cych sic narad kubu zydowshe-
go w parlamencie polskim. Jako
powod do uchylenia sic cd gfo-
sowania, zydzi podaja, re wiaS-
ME dzieki ich gfosowaniu przy
wyborach zmar}ego Prezydenta
Gabrjela Narutowicza, powstaiy
represje wzgledem zyd6w. Wspo
mniany motyw pochodzi Cd zy-
dow konserwatystow. Jednak po-
slowie ze stronnictw narodowych
zydowskich oraz sjonistycznych
sprzeciwiaja sic temu projektowi
oznajmiajac, il bedzie to pod1o-
scia ze strony zyd6w jezeli
wstrzynaja sic cd gfosowania tyl
ko z obawy pred atakami pol
skich faszystow ma Zydow.
100000 ZBRoJNA ARMJA zY-
DOWSKA w ROSJI.
Odessa, 20. grudnia. = Pc raz
pierwszy cd czas6w biblijnych
nar6d zydowski posiada wielkq
armje, zdolna do ochrony zycia /
mienia 100000 zydow zamie-'
szka}ych W Rosji,
Arnja ia zosta1a zorganizoWa-
ma przed rokiem W zupeinej tale
mnicy j organizacja jej pod VIE
lu wzgledami przypomina armje
irlandzka pod wodza Michala
Collins'a. zydowska zbrojna ar
mia sanoobrony wynosi dzisial
100000 ludzi uzbrojonych W ka-
rabiny zwykie, maszynowe
wszelka amunicie, Oddzialy tel
armji znajduja sic we wszyst--
kich miastach uGSraihskich zamie
szkaiych przez ludnoS6 zydow-
ska.
Fakt powyzszy wykryty zostal
przez correspondents gazety rTri
bune" W czasie gdy znaldowal
sic on w podrozy Moskwy do
Odessy. Pierwsze pogsosH Q
wieFEiej srnii tydowshei nadesz
" z Charkowa, stulicy UHainy,
gdzie znajduje sic gb6wue siedli-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20

szych finansowych stosunkach
cd hlieszlancow Lake View, a
jednak mic ME p6mia. Mieszkai-
cy okoiity Lake View NIGGA bez
najmniejszych trudnoSci zadana
sumo zapiacic. "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
Zeznania Naocznego Swiadka
Czerwcowej Rzezi " Herrin.
Wiecei Glos6w ZaPowrotem Wojsk mad Rem.
NieudaIy Zamach Ma Obconarodowe Jez
Harding OgEosi Amnestje Ma ,Gwiazdke'.
Inne TelegrdmU Krdjowe.

stanu Hughes'a. Opovne stanowk
sko Francji byio dotychczas naj@
powazniejsza przeszkoda W po-
rozumieniu co do odszkodowafi,
ME trudno zatem przypuscic, IL
we wiasciwyni czasie zarowno
Londyn jak Washington wy
wra potezny nacisk ma Rad. Poiu
care'go z1nuszajac go do poczy-
nienia pewnych ustepstw.
.Amerykafski j angielski rxsd
So W zupeinej harlnonji W swej
polityce co do odszkodowah. Oby
diva rzadu uznaja, il obecna wy
sokosc tych odszkodowan ME po
zostaje W zadnej proporcji z ME
miecka zdolnoscia platnica przy
r6wnoczesnem utrzymaniu eko-
nomicznej rownowagi.
Czekaja ma przyjazd Harvey'a.
Male zachodzi prawdopodobieh
stwo, aby plany tutejszego rzadu
nabraiy jaldejs konlretnej fonny
przed przyjazdem ambassadors
Harvey'a, przybywajacego z Lon
dynu z koiicem tego miesiaca na
szereg konferencyj Prezyden-
tenn Hardingem / sekretarzcm
Hughes'em.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20

Doknhczenie IA strcnicy ?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sroda, 20 grudnia: sw. Pc
Iagji Pokutnicy.
Jutro. czwartel<, II. grudnin' sw'
TcmaSza Apostolic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
KURs MAREK PoLs1CH.

wedIe komunikatu Polsliego Kon
,uIatu generalnego kurs marek jest
a1is 1880 marek. "A 81. ezyH 9
cent6w "a 1000 narek-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-12-20
PRZECIWKo DAU
GHERTY'EMU NAZWANE
BEZPODSTAWNYMI.

Waszyngton, 20 grudnia. 8
Posclska komisja sadownfcza pro
wadzifa wczoraj W dalszym cia-
gu inwestygacje W sprawie POI
stepowania generalnego prohura
tora Daugherty'ego ! jego admi-
rdstracji W departamencie spra-
wiedliwosci.
Gi6wnyini Swiadkami, powosss
nymi ma wczorajsze przesfIcha-
ME, bylt posiowie Johnson
Woodruff. Obydwaj zarzucili ge>
neralnemu prokuratorowi pobsaA
liwosc i niedbaiost W karaniu
,,wojennyoh paskarzy'.
Johnson i Woodruff przygotos
wall liste swiadk6w, zadajac Cd
|llomisji zawezwania ich ma stwier
dzenie powyzszych zarzutow. y
Posef johnson oswiadczyi, il
wediug jego osobistej opinji ME
ktore zarzut6w pos}a Keller'a
So zupeinie bezpodstawne. Wood
ruff przyznai wobec komisji, il
stosunki w departamencie spra-
wiedliwosci tlegiy zmianie ma lep
sze cd kwietnia, t. j. cd chwill
wniesienia przez niego zarzutow
przeciwko Daugherty' emu, obwi
niajacych go o lekkomyslne zwlc
kan;e wytoczeniem proccsow
paskarzom wojennym. Cd tego
czasu Department zajai sic roz-
patrzeniem szesciu do osiniu
spraw o naduzycia W kontraktach
czasow wojny. Woodruff dodai,
liz wszelkie jego przypuszczalnc
zeznania byfybI oparte raczej ma
zasiyszanych tu i owdzie wiado-
mosciach ani1eli na rzeczowych
dowodach-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
NEW TEACHERS ELECTED
FOR SkOWHEGAN
Hiss Lyir [. SiinchiicId 10 Become
Member High School Faculty
Various Diner Changes

\ number Of chances in the lore
of teachers in the hi2h ami puhltt
schools oecasioned bN designations
during The last year are in order and
several new teachers have been elect
cd. Miss Lyle &. Stinchheld. daugh
ter OF Dr. and Mis- W. :. StinchiOld
who since her graduation from high
school has been pursu ng course at
Simmons college Will be added to th5
high school faculty. teaching physi
ology, physical training and mathe-
maties Miss Abbir GigEcy of Nor
ridgeNocll, who has been teaching il
the Sandford II gh School succeeds
Miss Gladys Allen at tie head Of tn
commercial department. Miss Pau
lcnah NJ. Simmons OF North Ansor
will teach Latin and French, sue
ccedng Miss Ruth Trefcthea Mis-
Simmons has been teaching in the
Lawrence High School ut Fairfield
and prior to that taught at Ansor
Academy for a number OF years NJ s.
Lcna lnnos of Searsport graduate
OF Pennington Normal School, whc
has been teaching at Caratunk. viii
serve as one OF the departmental
teachers i'll the 18th and Sth grades
aud Miss Emma Robinson OF SOlon
a graduate Cf Pennington Norma
School, who hos been teaching Tho
iii' mary school az Soltn has beer
elected TO teach in lie first grade al
the Garfield school Miss Gertrude
drmelce OF Iloiyo'sr Mass, grad
Uate of the Wheclock Kindergartel
Af,.Ir
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
LADIES AUXILIARY P. NJ.
To Be ORGANIZED
Ladies' Nighi Observed by CantonS
At Complimentary Gathering For
General Commander GcrrlSll

Signatures sufficient to warrant Il
petition for charter to perfect the
organization OF Ladies AuXil AIRY OF
the Patr.agChs Militant have been OBJ
tanned amt steps will be taken to
make The organization a permanent
one ON Thursday, Sept. 7. These steps
were taken at the Canton Ladies'
Night & ven here last Thursday eve
ning in compl ment to l.. W Ger
IRISH, OF Gardner, formerly of Skow-
hegan, Who has been made General
Commander CT PatriarChs Militant.
Tie affair was held in CarrabaSsett
Lodge and Banquet rooms and took
the fosm cf strawberry festival.
Tie arrangements were in charge Of
ii committee 0f which l.. j.. Jacobs
vas chairman. The strawberries
we're furnished by Percy w thee, Il
Canton mem6er from Norrdgcwock.
After thc supper, Mr.. Jacobs an
nolnced thC real meaning Of the gath
ering as being in the Commander
Generals honor, to which Mr.. Gerrish
very courtCously responded, After
the Cantons held their business ses-
sion dancing WAS enjoyed until about
II p. III, With mus by Spolford' S
orchestra. Some sixty ladies' and gen
tlemen were present, the gentlemen
appearing in Canton uniform and the
ball room presented brilliant and
animated appearance CantonS and
their lad os were present from Nor
ridgcWock ana bingham.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
Remember the Clean Up Campaign
Tomorrow Night

Another meeting of the Clean Up,
Paint Up and Keep 1t Up Campaign
organization VII be held tomorrow
Friday evening at the Municipal
building. A regular session was
held last Friday with chairman Clyde
n. Smith presiding. Mrs. Florence
Waugh Danforth, who with Judge
Danforth has lately returned from a
trip to Des Moines, Iowa, was in the
secretary's chair. Chairman Smith
stated that he thought the citizens
present would be pleased and inter
ested to learn of visitor who had
been in Skowhegan during the past
week. Mr.. Donald from Ohio who
with a party was driving through
Skowhegan and who was so impressed
with the beauty OF the town and the
cleanliness and excellent condition
that he made call at the post office
TO tell the official of his impression.
He stated that his trip up to the
time he visited Skowhegan had cover
cd $4,000 m les and that that far
Skowhegan presented the best appear
ance. The report of the recent visitor
was gladly received and was of en-
couragcment for further effort on the
part of the citizens to keep the town
looking at its best.
The public camping ground commit
toe was heard from through f. 7.
Goodrich, the chairman who stated
that the committee would Ike another
week before presenting its report.
Condition of the town dump was con-
sidercd and Mr.. Smith said that the
coal tar had been ordered and re-
ceived to repair the sidewalks, and
would be attended to as soon as the
weather permitted. The matter of
discussing town affairs throughout
the year, was also talked of, and Il
Town Forum was suggested.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
Somerset County Pardon Cases

AZ hearing before the Governor
and Council. Attorney v B Brown
OF Madison appearcd as attorney for
Tho petitioner in the pardon ease OF
5ohn Aull9 oil Madison. who about the
lr.t ri February last Nj sentenced
to p14 line of $500 and costs and
10 serNc SIX months IN jan and IL
default OF payment, SIX months addi-
tiondI, for the unlawful sale Of intoXi-
eating liquor. Nollo Was not able to
pay the fine imposed, Attorney Brown
pointed out
Counsel stated that Xollo is afflct-
- With tuberculosis, is in a frightful
foulifinu, S dying by inches and has
81 rseat horror against dying in jail
il' hls been in Jail five months and
his physical condition is steady
growing worse.
~ Fr. James NJ. Farley. pastor
OF the Catholic church at Madison.
spoke favor ng the granting OF the
petition, and Attorney Brown read
statements of DR.. Sawyer and the
Jail physician, DR.. Stinchfeld. regard
ln~ the matter
William B. Brown OF Madison ap-
ppared as counsel for the petitioners
for the pardon oil Vernon X Padham
Of Scion, who is serving a sentence
cf eight months in the Somerset cuun-
t} ial for the larceny OF a revolver.
Attorney Brown claimed that the
sentence was excessive and thai Pad
ham mad 10 intent TO steal tine rrvoI-
yer.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
MANY ATTEND SPIRIT
UAL|ST MEETING
Rev. Frederick Nicholson OF BoSton
Was Speaker and Message Bearer
nj Lakewood Sunday

The Annual Spiritualist Meeting
conducted by the Ladies' Did Society
of the Madison Camp OF Spiritualists
was Held at Lakewood last Sunday
forenoon and afternoon. Rev. Fred
erick Nicholson OF Boston delivered
lectures at both sessions and conduct
ed soanccs during which the messag-
es were well reeognized Music
was furnished by Miss Evelyn NJ. St.
Ledger of Skowhegan and Victor
Wren of Madison, vocalists With Miss
Fern Packard at the piano. NJ IS
Olive Hayden, the president, presid-
ed, and the meetings we're very large
ly attended by out-of-toWn people.
At the fail meeting Mr.. Nicholson
will be ON the list Of speakers also
the camp president George B. Cut
ter of Boston and Mrs. Maggia
Waite. Mrs NJ. +, GadawaIdcr of
III 'cago, editor of IA Spir tualist news
paper will he in attendance also as
4 speaker and Mrs. Nellie Abbott,
the camp vice president Of Lawrence,
Mass, is expected The members
anticipate having Mr. and Mrs. lie
roy Lyon of Bangor to assist i'll the
musical program.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
JUMPED THROUGH AUTO
WIND SHIELD
Peculiar Accident TO George Brown OF
Madison. Bad Cuts
Sustained

George Br0wii Was the victim OF a
peculiar accident Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Brown is employed in paint ng
the bridge across the kennebec river
He stepped from the box covering the
pipe line on the north side OF the
bridge to the roadway and as he turn
ed saw an auto driven by Mr.. Worthy
of Norridgewock, it is understood,
coming sw fly toward him. Mr..
Brown jumped into the air SO that the
hood of the machine passed under
him, driving his head and shoulders
through the lower half Of the Wind
shield. He sustained a number oi bad
cuts about the head and eleven
stitches were required to close the
wounds.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
BAND CONCERT NEXT
TUESDAY EVENING
Pieces Will Give First OF 1922
Municipal Programs

The Citizens Band, augmented to
30 pieces, will give the first Of its
1922 series OF municipal concerts next
Tuesday evening OH Ruasell street at
c Ght o'clock.
Those interested in good music vii!
remember the concerts played by this
band last summer and the thousands
who came to listen, not only from
Skowhcgan but from surrounding
towns, can he assured of varied
and pleasing program. The best mu-
SIC ans of this locality under the di-
rcclon of Elmer e. TOWnc is a guar
antcc of this.
These municipal free concerts are
made possible by the citizens of Skow-
hogan. The Citizens Band is made
up OF players from this and surround
ng towns who enjoy good music
They have prepared to entertain the
public. not alone by wing their time
for rehearsal, but by practically Civ
mg their services, for each one of
these concerts, in order that the Band
may be augmented Instrumentation
tnIt is not available locally.
More than ordinary publicity is
giNca this announcement that the
public spirit of Skowhegan citizens
and HE CliortJ al the band may be
enjoyed b. the muse loving public
oi this and othcr towns.
SkoWhcglu as a. town jo rs with
thc band III mbCrship in extending
cordial invitation IL residents OF other
communities To be present.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
EATON SCHOOL REUNION
AUGUST z
Annual Event of Much Importance mt
NorridgewOck. Former Pupils
Should Attend

Norridgewock, July 1.-The exceu-
tive committee of the Eaton Alumni
Association met one evening during
the past week and made plans for the
reunion which is to occur on the first
Wednesday III August a picnic din
ncr is to be served in the Grange
Hall and the meeting held i'll the same
place which used to be the Eaton
school building All former pupils oil
the Eaton and Norridgewock high
school are requested to keep the date
of the meeting in mind and come
prepared to have good time. All
those not sole ted for anything else
for the dinner please bring cake, pic,
or doughnuts.
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Rhode Island Newspapermen in Town

Among the visiting population ol
Skowhcgan this week are James ..
harrington and Joseph Ferguson,
Rhode Island newspapcrmen, VINO ar
rived here Sunday. Mr.. Harrington Is
no stranger in these parts, having
spent some time here last summer as
one of the sales crew of the Belmont
Realty Co, the Providence concern
that sold the tract of land on North
Ave, previously the property of Frank
Thompson. After the close OF the
land selling season, Mr.. Harrington
turned his attention to the newspaper
field, connecting with the Providence
Journal, the paper that was 50 active
in the exposure of German intrigue
during the recent war, and has been
with it since, covering some import
7 ant assignments, among them being
the big textile strike that envolycs
f, over 1900 hands.
Mr.. Ferguson, the other member,
is one of the staff of the Providence
Tribune and has been connected tn
that paper for the past ten years. After
weeks stay in Skowh' gan they will
visit other parts of Maine and will
leave for Providence, July 10Th.
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WANTS TO BENEFIT THE
FARMER
a. y. MacDoueal OF Waterallle Has
Come Here 10 Become Manager OF
Farmers Union

we intend TO make il special drive
to benefit the farmers in all ways
and will make ii farmers store car
rying out the principle of the Farm
ers Union" says A. S. MacDougal
the new manager of the Skowhegan
Farmers Union when the Reporters
representative dropped into his Office
the other morn ng to interview this
new official. Mr.. MacDougal who
has had considerable experience in
the work OF the Farmers Union, came
here from Waterville and has some
splendid ideas on cooperation be-
tween the store management and the
agricuturalsts of this section. He
is hoping to find q. house here n or
der that his family which includes
his wife and Il son Kenneth, eight
years old, may come here to reside.
Mr.. MacDougal is a courteous gentle
man to meet and is Il member of the
Masonic fraternity and the knights of
Pyth.as.
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IN THE SkOW HEG N
CHURCHES
Federated Services 10 he Held Sunday
at Federated Church with Rev. Geo.
Merriam Delivering tle Sermon

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BETHANY CHURCH NOTES
The bethany Sunday school con-
yonos 1t 30 Il. m, next Sunday
morning. 1'he evening service is at
seven O'Clock, in bethany chapel
combining the regular evening service
and the Christian Endcayor service.
The serY CO Of prayer will be held at
80 tn S evening in the chapel to
which everyone is invited.