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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-06
Vas sekretar pokladny Andrew w. Mellon jest druhym

Sekretaf pOkadny, lest druhV Vn
.nebohatsm muzem zeni
AZ do nedavnych let by t6m6f neznan politice ne
ucn zadneho vazneho pokusu domoc yysok@ho fenho
posaveni Suzne ez dosava sekretar Mellon nen ami kap
kou 40 dzberu leho ddchodu Sya dfadu jest mhava
mijejici.
tomu ci, ably mohl pfijat sekretarstv Mellon n1use
resignova ako predseda mistopfedseda drektor
mocnych bankovnch doovnch dopraynickych korporacf
mez mimi nejvets tezafske uhene frmy zem kazdem
pripade jeho resgnace nekter Glen eho rodny neb pf
bunny byl zvolen jeho misto
Proc takovy muz mel by uchazeti takovy drad?
Bee pocke ctizadost bohaty jako Kroesus majicf ne
mocnejs viv ndustrianim svete, nahe veze tento
urad? Proc?
TAX velika jest Mellonova moe uhenem prdmyslu ze
edne sovo cd neho byo by davno z urovnao spoy mez
havf tezar Tax velka jeho moe We vychodnch fl
ancnch kruzch ez konrolu zeeznice edne slovo cd
neho bylo by urovnalo zelezniGn stavku.
Jest Mellon kabinete jake mistodrzci velkeho obcho
du?"
Poud clanek Pressu Jest to zajimava otazka tom D.
elonov proc pfi SVEN ohromnem bohatstv odhodlal
slouz lidu pomerne maly plat avsak otazkou daeko
vaznes jest zacina anlercky lid opravdu premyset?
plain Dealeru" redakcni STRANGE mel onehdy "a
jmavy clanek Robert snajdr syn zvecneleho vacava
Snajdra enz zemre zar 1920 ze ruhe vyroci eho
smrti pripado ma pondelek.
We anku psano jest "opustenych vesnicich risi pi-
sku, Nevade TAX prklad Rhyolte melo jeden cas-
5000 obyvateI 1920 pouze $50 dnes isou tam enom
f nebo cyri lide nchz jenom jeden starec blym VIA
sem vousem zby tam tech epsich cash. ichz navrat
stale snad doufa.
Budovy dosud vroubi mrve ulice Indan tez be-
osi Jinde usazeni pomahaji 81 mich drv ze "a cas-
i budovy zmizi jenom piscta poust zdstane.
Bufrog pet mil dale, neni lepe O tomto mese
napsal Ernest McGaffey enz zhotov mapy pro automobile
w kub jzni Kalifornie
'Vsechno bylo tam prazdne opustene. Nkde nebylo
muze zeny neb ditete spafen Aui koky mysi se-
pce We meste Kde 10000 d bylo kdys shromazdeno pa
novao mrye mlceni Byo to msto mausoeum vzpo-
minek rozbita vasa osamocenosti"
Vysvetleni toho vseho? Lide hedal zato hleda Ste
st kdyz nadee Je sklamala opouse msta sotva zbudo
vana s nam dale, opet stestim.
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(Des6te zasedani.)
SOBOTA, 2rZARl 1922.

Schdzi zahajil predseda br.
M. .Pazdral v 8. hodin.
Vyzvednuto heslo a vslchni
5ratfi heslem byli opatreni.
Ctena jmena delegatd a vsi-
chni byli pritomni.
Cten protokol z osmeho "a
sedani a prijat s opravou jmen
delegate Vaclava Prochazky a
Frantisek Modr.
Bratr j. H. Flip primlouva
Sc "a zafizeni. agitacnich vybo-
Ri a zavedeni uvadecich Get,
tam, kde 81 toho bratri pref.
Odporucuje vsude zavedeni ri
tualu, vypracovaneho bratrem
&c. O. ,Dolezalem, ktery Sc v
Chicagu znamenite uplatnil a
mnoho prospel mezi mladymi
cleny. Navrzeno a pfijato, ably
odporuceni br. Filipa pojaty
byly do protokolu.
Cten protokol devateho "a
sedani prijat bez opravy.
lBratr August Perina navr-
huje dodatek k clanku o sluz-
nem predsedy, jak byl prijat v
osme .schhzi a dodatek zni:
..Narodni Hlavni Rad ma pra
.vo stanovit plat jeho nastupce,
Ektery vSak nema presahovati
yysi sjezdem stanovenou." Do
datek ,prijat.
,Cteny blahoprejne dopisy cd
L.radu Svobodomyslnost els. .17O,
C.,S. p. S., Cd .Velkoradu Statu
I'LL, c. S. B. P. j. a cd spolecno,
sti The Bohemian Colonization
Association of Southern Cali.
lorna, ktereZ ,Xzaty ma vedOml
.Zpravy vybord:
Resolucni vybor odporucuje
nasledujici resoluci sjezdu:
XVII. Sjezdu Jednoty G. S
P. S.
Vas resolucni vybor doporu
cuje ku prijmuti nasledovni
RESOLUCI Dixie.
My, zastupci XVII. Sized,
Jednoty c. S. P. S., odbyvaneh,
We dnech cd %. srpna do 2. "a
II 1922 We meste Clevelandu
O., vzdavame timto srdecny "
. fejny dix ct. br,atrskemu Vel
kofadu Statu Ohio "a veskero,
bratrskou .pozornost zAstupcdn
tohoto sjezdu prokazanou
vsem rodakIm, kteri ochotn,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-06
ZE XVII. SJEZDU JEDNOTY {. S. P. S.

propdjcili automobily pro W.
jizdku m6stem 80. srpna pofa-
danou; milym rodakdm zapad-
nj strany mesta, kteri mas tax
bodrym zpisobem We sve Ma
rodni SIM pohostili a cackemu
ochotnickemu. sboru Lumir-Hla
hol "a vyborne pobaveni ope-
rettou "Orfeus v Podsveti". Sr-
decny dix necht' prime rad Blu
ckeye {. 235, c. S. P. S. "a pre-
kvapeni pohosteni We sve
schdzi dne /. zari vecer.
Dale uprimny dix mas necht'
prime Patronat a ,riditelstvo
Ces. Mar. Sine "a ochotu ja-
kou vysli tomuto sjezdu vstric !;
mlstni casopisy "Svet" a "Am.
Del. Listy" "a pozornost veno-
vanou sjezdovemu jednani !;
vsichni vyborove sjezdu "a sve-
domite konani jich povinnosti !;
p. Tomasi Martincovi, riditeli
bezpecnosti, "a ochranu pri pro
jizdce "last but not least" ma
semu blahovolnemu predsedovi
sjezdu br. ,Methodeji Pazdralo-
vi re slunneho Texasu "a iispeS
ne, v pravde bratrske fiAeni
schulz sjezdovych.
Ia XVII. Sized .JednptY. c.
S. P. S. v Clevelandu, o.:
j Karel Bernreiter, preds.
Jan Krobost, tajemnik,
Otto Pergler
Jos. Frcka,
Ant. Palma,
>, resolucni vybor.
! Resoluce sjezdem prijata.
RESOLUCE
" zajmu radu Clark, els. 236,
anglicke agitacni brozury:
Cleveland, o., Sept. 2, 1922.
To Clark Lodge No. 236,
c. S. P. s.:
Dear Brothers:-
Your communication address
: ed to the Supreme Lodge of G
S. P. S. was referred" " to the
delegates of the Seventeenth
Convention of C. s., p. S. assem-.
} bled in your. City on this day
and it has been decided tc
, reply as follows:
;, We approve your plan fol
: publishing a book as outlined
il your letter not only because
| it. will be a good advertising
, medium for gaining new mem
bers and an incentive to agita'
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oOt'o NyAO NyV0AO q Ao ~ VA1Al
miste teto praci staly rady
c. S. P. S. Prohlasuje, ze tato
prace jeste neni skoncena a ze
jeste americti krajane budou
miti prilezitost projeviti svij
MAJOR O pomerech.
Cinnost Jednoty C. S. P. S.
neni ddlezita jen z podpirne-
no stanoviska, ale i z narodni-
no a vychovneho hlediska. vi,
re mas ocekavaji jeste velike
1koly a preje vykonane praci
isjezdove mnoho zdaru. .Proslov
p. K. Perglera odmenen hluc-
nym potleskem.
,Pfisti sjezd.
,Bratr FrantiSek Bojas navr-
huje, aby pristi Sized Jednoty
&c. S. P. S. konan 'byl v,St.
Louis, Mo. So -
Br. v. Tusl, "a rady We statu
Missouri dekuje "a projevenod
cest slibuje, re bude q, Sized
nejmene tax postarano, jako
bylo Clevelandu, a ze ,vyna-
snazi Sc bratry delegaty yse-
|stranne uspokojiti. L
! Bratr Fetyk uvadi, ze by. 81
prali tez miti Sized v New
! Yorku, ale z ddvodd dspornych
budou .hlasovati prq st. Louis.
Jednohlasne sehvaleno kona
5Eti pristi sized Jednoty st.
louis sMo.
,Bratr j. H. Flip, zminuje Sc
o chystane ceste br. predsedy
K. Bernreitera do Ceskosloven-
! Iske Republiky ;preje mu
st astnou cestu a navrhuje, by
} bratr K. Bernreiter, kde Sc
toho potreba ukaze, smell mlu-
: viii jmenem Jednoty c. S. P.
is. v republice. Schvaleno.
Bratr F. Nadherny dekuje
predsedovi sjezdu br. M. Pa
! zdralovi "a schopne rizeni
Isjezdu a zada, ably mu Sized
provolal trikrat 'Nazdar!",
coz bratry delegaty jednomy-
sine ucineno.
Bratr j. F. Ptak, je skutec-
ne rad, ze Sized rozchazi Sc
Ia takoveho souladu radosti
mad vykonanou praci.
Br. Fisher je uplne spokojen
lis timto sjezdem a CO vi6l wee
. ra v patek vecer II radu Bu-
: |ckeye {. 235) ucinilo ma net
| hluboky DOZEN.
.Br. Josef Frcka uvadi, ze s
: jistou obavou pred A roxy pri-
=, jimali clevelandsti bratri rize-
nj Jednoty, ale re ochotou a
laskou venovali cas- a praci
' Jednote a re dIveru bratri j.
Iste nezklamali.
Bratr K. Bernreiter zada,
! ably br. predseda NJ. Pazdral
take neco nam rekl.
J Bratr M. Pazdral pravi, a.
bychom pfestali mluvit O stare
historii, ale prinesli lidu neco,
l co mu prinese vice svetla a
: blaha lid potion paide "a ma
mi. My musime ukazat, ze ne
co dovedeme udelatr k vseobec-
inemu pokroku naSeho lidu.
Zada jenom jedno uznani a to,
! aby vsichni delegati uznali, ze
byl naprosto nestrannym, a
! dekuje, ze mel cest predsedati
lidem tax rozumnym a mou-
: drym jako byli v II. sjezdu.
, VIOLA pristimu rozmachu Jed
noty srdecne nazdar!
Ia delegaci pennsylvanskou
rozloucil sc delegaty br. Va
! CLAW Knize srdecnymi a nehle-
danymi slovy.
: Bratr Zastera pravi, ze kaz-
/: dy zari radosti a veri, ze mno
2 no zasluh "a to patri 1radovne
clevelandske. Casio delegat1
: New Yorku vraceli Sc roztrp-
= ceni domd, ale dnes odchazi ma
plneni radosti, ponevadz kaz-.
, dy navrh a Gin sjezdovy byl
: ucinen We prospech cele jed
| nOtv v6ri 10 dnoSni sfnZH VII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-06

OAOAAS NA0 NS~NN0O ~ WAAA 0O4AAANl
late the interest of members
participating in this venture in
the Affairs Of our Society. We
pledge our support to you in
assuring the success of this
project and will use every effort
to induce all Of our Lodges to
lend their support to you in
your task. We cannot be Of any
financial assistance in such an
enterprise as such a precedent
would be followed by many
i others and our funds are limi-
ted. We will recomend your
plan to Buckeye Lodge No.
235 and Broadway Lodge No.
234 and ask them to select a
committee as suggested in your
letter.
| We will request the Supreme
Lodge of C. S. P. S. and the
Grand Lodge of the State of O.
hio to assist you to the best Of
their ability.
The delegates of the Seven
Iteenth Convention of C.S.P.S.
desire to thank the members of
Clark Lodge No. 236, c. S. P.
Is. for their interest in the well
fare of our Society and hope
that their enterprise will meet
with the success it merits.
To the Broadway Lodge
No. 234 and Buckeye Lodge No.
235 C. S. P. S.
Dear Sisters and Brothers:
The delegates of c. S. P. S.
in convention assembled wish
to recommend to you the pro-
ject of Clark Lodge No. 1886,
C. S. P. S. to publish a memo
rial book of these three Lodges
and request you to elect a
committee of three to communi
cate with said Lodge with the
view Of materializinp this idea
We believe, that the plan as
outlined to us by Clark Lodge
No. 236, C. S. p. S. would be
beneficient to your Lodge and
our Society, that it would be
an aid to agitation and that it
would stimulate the interest
Of your members in the affair
, of our Society.
Hoping that you will comply
with our request wishing you
: success in this worthy venture
we are
( Fraternaly yours
Karel Bernreiter, pres.
|, Jan Krobost, secretary
Otto Pergler,
Jos. Frcka,
: Ant. Palma.
/ Resoluce prijaty jednohlasne
RESOLUCE
5 delegace statd Ill.,, ku XVII
Sjezdu Jednoty c. S. .P.>S.:
, V uvazeni, re nasledkem ne
, Iplaceni prispevku cleny nasicf
: radG vzniklou z toho ztratu
/; clenstva, doporucujeme, by ,
j. kazdem state, kde podminky
: jsou priznive, zvoleni byli sta
/; Ii kolektori, kteri by "a odme
: nu Velkoradem stanovenou
/; hledeli k tomu, by clenGm dlu
i hujicim bylo zdirazneno, Il
0 jest v jejich zajmu, by pojist
: ku svoji clenstvi v radu NADIA
i lie podrzeli.
y Doporucuje resolucni vybor
s Karel Bernreiter, preds
/ Jan KroboSt, tajemnik
Otto Pergler,
!. Jos. Frcka,
Ant. Palma.
J. Resoluce schyalena.
= Resoluce vefejnemu tisku.
II. Sized Jednyty C.4S. p. S
Ivyslovuje timto projev diki
casopisum Denni Hlasatel ;
:. Dcnni sSvornosti, Ia .zajem, kt'
iry tomuto sjezdu projevily, !;
prosime, by .sye sloupce pro
), pljcily nasi rJednote i v bu
doucnosti V ,projektovane ma
mi q auitaci noior In zvvSoN
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~ AAAS 1ONONAAGAAO uOCGcAO W.
sjezdu v st. Paul, coz dokazu-
je, .ze Narodni Hlavni Rad
vsestranne dostal svym povin-
nostem.
Sidlo Narod. Hi. Radu.
Bratr M. j. Machacek ma
vrhuje, ably pristi Narodni
Hlavni Uradovna byla v Chi
cagu, statu Illinois,.
Navrh prijat bez debaty.
Bratr A. j. Cejka navrhuje,
ably "a predsedu zvolen byl br.
Otto Pergler. Br. Fisher ma
|vrhuje, aby byl zvolen jedno-
thlasne. Navrh prijat a hlaso-
vano povstanim vsech delega-
!, tn. Hlasovani prijato mad
lsenim.
Bratr Otto Pergler ultima Sc
slova a pravi, re je 81 pine vS-
dom zodpovednosti a re zod-
povednost "a zdar prijatych
navrhd spociva ma mem. vi.
re to znamena zmenu jeho Ii
votni kariery, ale libi Sc mu
Iverejna cinnost a zvlaste v
Jednote C. S. P. S., ktere chce
|vyhradne venovati sye silly.
Nesouhlasi s temi, kteri mini,
ze tvorime kolem sebe cinskou
zed'. Bratri, zvolili jste "a
Ipfedsedu jednoho z mladsi ge-
nerace a my budeme pracovat
Ijako Jednota mlada. Prosim
WAS, abyste nam byli napomoe-
nj. Vefim, ze >vite re nemame
ma -srdci jenom zajem mas v
Illinois, ale cele Jednoty. Neni
konec prace ma sjezdu, nadse-
nj sjezdu must byt preneseno
do kazdeho statu a radu. Pro-
sim, ably bratri delegati prene-
sli tuto energii ma svou cinnost
donna a verim, ze to pomGze k
zmohutneni cele nasi Jednoty.
Ia l. mistopredsedu navrzen
br. J. A. Smejkal. Prijat navrh
Ina ukonceni nominace a br. j.
A. Smejkal zvolen jednohlas-
Inc.
! Ia II. mistopredsedu navr-
| zen br. Bohumil Kral. -Prijat
navrh ma ukonceni nominace a
br. B. Kral wolen jednohlas-
'ls.
Ia 1. tajemnika nominuje
br. Jan ,Kocourek br. A. j.
Cejku. Nominaci podporuje
br. Otto Pergler. Navrh dan
a pfijat ma ukonceni nominace.
Br. A. j. Cejka zvolen jedno-
hlasne.
Ia II. tajemnika nominovan
br. A. j. Jambor. Prijat ma
vrh ma ukonceni nominace.-
Br. A. j. Jambor zvolen jed.
! nohlasne.
Ia pokladnika nominovan
br. Jan Klaus. lPrijat navrh
ma ukoncei nominace br. Jan
Klaus zvolen jednohlasne.
Do dozorciho vyboru zaloz-
tho fondu nominovani bratri
M. j. Machacek, Frank A
lWarak a Frank Suchy. Dozor.
) ci vybor zal. fondu zyolen jed.
: nohlasne.
: Dozorci vyibor Organu Bra.
Itrstva. Do vyboru nominovani
: bratri Josef Frcka, Josef Modr
la Vaclav TuSl. Bratri zvoleni
I, jednohlasne.
Illinoiska delegace oznamuje
doplneni Narodniho Hlavniho
Radu a navrhuje:
Ia prGvodciho br. Vincenc
Krabec,
. Ia strazniho br. Vaclava
! Prochazku.
! Do spravniho vyboru zaloz-
, niho fondu navrzeni bratri
! Vaclav Cipra, Karel Kopecky
a Josef >Kriz.
DO financniho vyboru navr-
:, zeni bratri Jos. Ringl, A. E.
! .Yukel a Jakub Jiracek.
! Bratr Josef rFetyk uy:adi, re
je to prvne, co Sized mohl po.
|znati cely Narodni Hlavnl
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The Late Mr. Kate =. Bynfan

Memorial services for t1fe Hs# H.
Kate p nofnton. vife q Ne4aI N
BoYntan. Vsre held Tuesday IHHa g.
az o'clock from The family aa#a .u
Main street Ref George Iarng
TbarIou pastor Of ~ Federated
church o8eated N lhe presence ~ a
large gathering Of friends ahd f.a.
tlyes There Was pfaiua.aa ~
beautiful flowers whleh showed n
only small measure thu hea es
tsem 30 witch the decreased Wa Asid
The remains were inferred IN the
family iat At the sou,halHe eemafery
Mrs Boyutan was fhe daughter - El
bridge ana Louisa tbolten BIasfom
and was born In Belgrade Auri s.
1857. where she grew ta aomanhuol
0n January 1873 she 0as married
60 Newell y Boynton Nh and Nu
Bovnton afterwards masking ta.r
bone tn several towns Including Ncv
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chlldren's Day NJ Bethany

The Annual CbIldreus SUNDAY ob
selyanee ar the Bethany BAPTIST sun.
day school aas held sunday last at
the church Tho following commit.
tee were In charge Mrs T. \
Decker. chairman Nrs Ethel Hight
Mrs Ida Smith and Mrs kate Turn
er who had charge II the Hover com.
mittce assisted hy ameicnt helpers
The floral decorations Rerc very beau.
tiful cnt flowers having been used
while the choir loft was decorated
With syfinga The program opened
with the proces sional % Worship the
King including twenty girls from
Mrs. +. l.. Sayage's class marching
with hoops covered with wisteria
This was followed by scripture read
ing, Exodus 7th Chapter the prelude
10 prayer Dear Lord and Father.
by the primary department. prayer
response, The thtldren's Thanks by
the Beginners Department. recogni
ton of Cradle Roll Babies, with about
Il mothers and their babies present
Linette Mantor and Nathalie Burrill
distributed bouquets Of flowers to the
mothers. The remainder OF the pro
gram consisted of recitation by
James Philips, piano solo Maurice
Nalliere; Rotations. Glennis flaines.
Richard Healy, Ruth Ames: piano so
10. Frances Bean, recitation, Margar-
ct Appleby; dramatized story. Baby
Moses" with Mrs. b S Collins and
her two children Faylene Decker. Vel
ma Fogg and Frances Lancaster tax
ing part violin duct. J A Kendall
and Virginia Amcs; song. God il
Love" by Alice Whitten's class, dia-
logue and drill by Mrs T. l. Say
ages class with Albert Decker as
trumpeter and playing cornet solo;
a Trilogy by Vclma Fogg.s class; song
by + l.. Sayages class of boys; pa
geant by Credit Class entitled Jus
tiee Enthruned"; announcement and
offertory, solo by Mrs Arlen Nc
kenney Riley and remarks by Jen {.
Smith. state Secretary of the Y NJ
& A The closing was hymn,
American the beautiful.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-15
CongrcgationaliSts OF County Meet
Today

The Somerset County Association
Of Congregational Churches viii meet
~ Madison sto.atl Thursday. Morn.
Hr session 1pHue 81 ~ o'olock wifh
-rs5ans J.. =, 80 -. Iia. !. III
Norridgewock Business - u r.
lowed by address by Rev. e. L. Baker
Of North Arson and address by Supt.
Rev Charles Harbutt During the
noon hour there will be picnic lunch
with coffee, tea, milk, sugar and but
ter furnished by the Woman's Associ-
alton in the dining room. At l o'clock
dcyotons will be led by Rev. F. S.
Delft of North New Portland. An
address, will be given by Rev. T. A.
Hodcdon of Boston. After reports OF
committees and election of officers,
Rev {. w Robinson OF Bingham will
speak upon THE Christian Purist"
and the sermon will be preached by
Rev George Loring Thurlow of Show
hogan
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-15
5kurutlrgalt Enfal Nfluh

George Lowe, who has been resid-
ing on West Front street has moved
to the Bessie t. Smith house on the
same street.
The regular meeting of the S. C G..
Club was held last week with Miss
Gladys Mantor. Sailed nuts and home
made candies were served. pleasing
musical program being presented.
Russell S. Greenwood of Westheld.
accom- panied by his two sons. Russell.
Jr, and Gilbert, who have been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S r.
Greenwood, of Madison avenue. re-
turned home Friday.
Miss Eunice F. Patten Is expected
to arrive today from Brooklyn, \. y.
to pass the summer vacation with
her father, II. T. Patten. Miss Patten
has been acting as Assistant Librarian
in one of the branches OF the Brooklyn
Public Library.
Lieut. Willard Francis of Portland
has been in Skowhsgan during the
last few days on business connected
with the Salvation Army Campaign
which is now being conducted from
house to house by members of the
Salvation Army.
Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth was
in Lewiston Saturday to attend n
meeting Of the Maine Writers Re
search Club of which she is president
Miss Louise II. Coburn, the other To-
al no of ha
unable to attend. Mrs. Danforth at
this meeting was reelected president
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCollor and
son, Roy, of North Cornyille arrived
home Tuesday night from Lewiston
where they spent several days visit
ing his sister, Miss Hannah McCollor
They made the trip in their new Chev-
rolet automobile. which they purchas-
ed from the Blaisdell Auto Company
of Skowbegan.
In our recent notice of Miss Zaidee
l. Morrison exhibit of paintings
mention should have been made that
the exhibit was held on 44th street
New York City, just off from Firth
Avenue in Magma Chordia Hall. The
article which we recently published
was submitted by the Art Critic of the
New York Sunday Times.
Miss Mabel Robinson was in Wa
teryille Friday evening to attend the
graduating exercises of the Water
vile High School. Earl Crawford, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crawford, for
merly of Skowhegan, was one of the
graduates having an honor part. He
spoke on the radio which was Illus
trated by an apparatus of his own
making. Miss Robinson and Mrs.
Crawford are cousins.
A. C. Church of Long Beach Cal,
formerly of Skowhpgan, who has been
visiting George l.. Nay and other ac-
quaintances of this section lett Fri
day morning for a visit in Gardiner.
His son, Attorney Clyde Church and
wife of Minneapolis, Mimi, are com
ing June IS for n visit in Skowhegan.
The younger Mr. Church is a gradu-
ate OF Skowhegan High School and
has been in Minneapolis for twenty
years.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-15
Child Killed by Automobile

The many friends of Mrs. ii. c.
bradford, formerly Miss Pearl Nelson,
native of this county and daughter
Of Linwood Nelson of Pennington but
formorly of Canaan will be sorry to
learn that her young son Richard
Bradford, was run over and Killed by
an automobile in Bangor ON June 3.
MIR. and Mrs. Bradford live Mt 1856
Hammond street The driver of the
auto was George Francis Loring OF
Hampden. He was arrested on
warrant charging manslaughter and
was arraigned in the municipal court
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ford moved from Waterville to Bangor
about two years ago. They also
resided in this county and i'll Frank
lin county (Farmingtonl for num-
Der of years.
II is said that the child was stand
ing near a telephone pole playing with
a little girl playmate when the car
approaehed along Hammond street
headed toward the downtown district.
The child suddenly ran in front of
the ear and Loring, az he said, found
it impossible to do anything. As
soon az possible he stopped bhe car
and went back to assist. Later he
went for IA doctor. The child was
killed instantly, the skull having been
fractured. The car, n Cole s tour
ing car it is said was travelling at
between 10 and Is miles an hour at
the time of the tragedy.
Mrs. Bradford is a niece Of Harry
Nelson of Pleasant street, Skowhegan.
Funeral services were held Friday
morning.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-15
What Could Be Said.l

Most subjects can he discussed with
profit TO those ho tafie .l#a n u
conversation, and sometimes % -
enightment of others There are
circumstances, however, upon which
no satisfactory comment can be made.
Members of Russell Post have planned
every year to place a marker and flag
upon the grave of every veteran of
the war of the Rebellion in all of the
Skowhegan cemeteries. This they
are sure to do except in now and then
a case where soldier is brought here
for interment from another town, and
the fact of his burial does not come
to their attention. In such circum-
stances IL friends or relatives will
notify Russell Post, Skowhegan, the
the grave will be appropriately desig-
mated by marker and flag just pre-
ceeding Memorial Day each year.
The above observations are made be-
cause some person or persons have
actually taken markers and flags from
the graves where they have been
placed in the Skowhegan cemeteries
and removed to other graves in the
same or other enclosures. These
lines are written with the hope of re-
moving the necessity for such action.
and of arousing such feelings in the
minds of those who have been guilty
as to lead them to desst in the future
from such thoughtless and uniustif-
able procedure.
Russell Post G. A r. No. sc,
A. F. Bickford, Quartermaster.