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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-02-02
For Sale

HAIR GOODS. SWITCHES AND
transformers made from combings at
Miss Towne's. Room l6, ]. p. Merrill
Block, Skowhcgan TIA
GRADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COW.
-Four years old. due to freshen Feb.
! IL. Extra good mixer. Price S65.
X. Il. Bickford Back ROAD Skowhe-
gan, II + ID 3. 2w5F
I PAIR LADIES HIGH BOOTS az Il.
Have been worn but are practically as
good as new. 2SS Madison Ave. y. T..
Phone 269-3. It's
COLLIE DOG-COLOR, YELLOW
with black and white tips. About one
year old Very intelligent. Mrs. y.
w. Parsons, Skowhegan II + ID /. 2w5'
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK COCKS
and cock erels. Parks 207 egg strain
fine large birds, price IS each. ). &:
Il. Red Cockerels, fine birds good
laying strain, s. each. Pleasant View
Poultry Farm. +. +. Arno, Monmouth.
2w5
WILL SELL or EXCHANGE FON
young stock four horse power Wood
pccker gasolcne engine in good con-
dition. NJ. W. Gaylord Two
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The next meeting Of the Skowhegan
Woman's Club will occur Saturday
afternoon. Pes. II, Instead of Feb. s.
This will be childrens day and each
member is requested to bring a young
guest, also a valentine In an unad-
dressed envelope.
S. NJ. Curtis. the proprietor of the
Bowlodrome, recently entertained at
his home on Bush street the league
teams, those present being d. Staples,
II. Tracy. I. Clough, William Halves,
+. O'Reilly. r. Abbey, l.. Fox. c. Tobey,
IT, Burgess, r. Paddock, Corvette, i.
King, Sella, l.. Smiley and T. Murphy.
Refreshments were served and good
time enjoyed by all.
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Wanted-To BID
Ndds under this head free
substribers.

WANTED-sECO HAND
TOR, desk. Please write condtlOI
Escrtpffon and price to Box No
Madison.
WANTED. Stag CATS AND
TENS. AL ages and coIors. Let me
what you have for sale. {, H.
field. . Grove st., Augusta. ls
/ ABOUT ~ FT. GIN. SECOND
betting, rubber preferred; also
hangers for inch and 7-l6 shafts
w. Paul. Skowhegan, Il + d
mors' Tel. 9-f2, Scion.
BnONCO WEIGHING $50.
best saddle. horse In town. VIII
or trade for wood. Fred MckNN
North St.. n. Il. Phone 1l6-il.
WANT TO buy 4 Two N
riding. horse hoe. Must be e1u
WITH all the latest improvcmcnis
b yHeselton. Skowhegan.
a CREAM COOLING TANK-w,
4ATpe interested to hear of an!
tatb machinery In good conc
planter. horse hoe, sprsyer, d's:
two horse cuItivator. Iron Edge q
of double sleds, Luther II. Ellle
Fsn. 6, Skowhegan. Farmers
Caapan s-2.
HANsON's HISTORY or CAV
BIooWficId. Norridgewock. etc.
If YOU have "A volume give desc'1
and price or send on approval
Patten.
WANTED To HEfIt FROM OxI
OF small farm consisting Of SV
acres In good location with sto..
hay preferred. In answering gn1
description and lowest cash pfN,l
dress =. .. Box Sal, Madison.
TWO WHITE CHESTER
|. sows. One to two years Ola
toufarrow between April J ana
Write particulars In first letter
Il. Hunneweil, Bingham.
BnlNG IN YOUR CALF SKINS.
and pelts to the Skowhegan
Co-.t0 Court ST., Skowhegan'
ONE LOAD LOOSE NAY.
quaiity. Charles Green. pleasa'l
Sko~hegan. Telephone IL.
MINK AND MUskRATFunsw
ED i VIII pay $1,000 for large M
$f4sfO medium; IS for small
muskrat $3.50 for large; 81 for M III
s1,5Qs for small; fall muskrat
large: $3.50 for medium; ~ lor
Money sent same day goods 10, Ell
ceived. f.. r. Sherman. Furrrma.d
Temple St. whitman, Mass vi
DAVID BARIxER's Poems.
use-one or two copies. Seho "
them. in and let me know the
H.. 4. Patten. Skowhegan.
LIVE ,POULTRY-wRITE in
letter. kind and number YOU
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan'
LIVE POULTRY wANTED
me card. 1 will call an ~
Harry Nelson. 40 Pleasant 81"
senNs
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on FARM or ELsEWHERE. JAMES
II. Folsom, 1853 Main St., Skowhegan.
2w5F
DOING HOUsEWORk. APPLY OF
Mrs. Rundlette, Is French ST., Show
hogan. 2w5F
AS MACHINIST. WOULD TAKE
work on farm. Samuel Green, OF Mil
burn St, Skowhegan. gw5F
WOULD LIKE A PLACE no DO
homework. Alice Punty, Arson. 2w4F
WOULD LIKE PLACE TO DO
housework somewhere in Skowhegan.
Miss Florilla Moody, Skowhegan II Il d
8. 4w2F
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INCUBATOR, 100 EGG. RAyO GEN.
TER heat perfect condition with glass
top and full instructions at half price,
$40. Box 81. Bingham. 1w5F
II. I. RED pULLETs. PEN OF II
and unrelated cbckerel \ good breed
ing pen of twelve birds for only S25.
Drop In Poultry Farm. Bingham. 1w5F
Dry HARD WOOD, FOUR FOOT.
first quality. $1,000 a cord scale meas
urcd. Same sawed three times and
split II desired Eugene ~ Currier.
Il F ID 2. Skowhegan. y. Il. Phone
209-i 2w5'
LADIES' run COAT IN GOOD con-
DiTION. Reasonable price. Can be
seen at u Mechanic ST. SKowhegan.
iw5'
TWENTY sENEN INCH bell WITH
mountingsn complete III good condition..
suitable for school or church Adj
WHITE POODLE GOT. - h>oN
- Lew isaon -
o. iaHLA..D CAR ~ ooop GnNDi-
bargain MAY he seen at David Cox's
garage, Hanover st, Skowhcgan. 2w5'
CHEVROLET CAR IN GOOD con-
D1TION. will sell cheap for cash.
George. ,Emfyy. Madison 5w4
4OFGtG nbt1ss 'ttON ttSFISr w v
TER bath tub. / Dbl. vinegar. bracket
lamps with reflector | heater. bedstead,
mattresses, springs. 1-3S Winchester
rifle, / small graphophone with % rec
ords; | molasses pump. Taylor's store,
Hathaway ST.. Skowhegan. 4w4'
NICE FEEDING PRESSED HAY At
barn $685. delivered not over five miles
$50 also sl1seated covered top traverse
runner pung with pole and thills, room
for another seat, $50. &. II. Nye, No.
Arson, r + ID 2. Farmers Phone. Sw4'
SHALL HAVE a Full. AssORT-
MlsNT of the Darlington Valentines on
sale after February 7. NJ. B. Heselton.
over Seth Studio. 2w4'
HAVE THE LATEST STYLES IN
dress goods samples for spring and
summer at bargain prices. Farmers
Phone 2-l3 Mrs. S. T. Baker, Solon 3w4
HAIR GOODS SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combines at Miss TONNES. Room
ID. j. =. Merrill Block, Skowhegan. ttf
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WOULD LIKE ONE on Tws
DREN to board for the wiu,.v
Arthur Cover, 'Skowhcgan. n
!. HAVE your spRI,c
done, early. Dressmaking
KINDS OF plain sewing at re-,
prices. Call at upper Middle
NJ Singleton.
DRESSM AkING--PLaIN
and repairing done by Mrs
York, Hanover St. Skowhegan
ELDERLY PERSON CAY
good home and care by addres,
Undersigned. Reasonable prics
dress w. q. Care of lndepend,|
porter.
| RENT WANTED By sM.LLy
NO CHILDREN. Must have stab.
quite, at Farmers Telcphone
Skpwhegan.
CATHOLICS WISHING To \
wanting introductions. Bookl,a
Write Catholic Correspondent
Grand Rapids. Mich.
HAVE YOUR FILMS DEyul
aud printed at L. II. HusseyaI
ham, All work promptly fnIsl
rea sonable prices. TCalendaf1I
from your own films.
1 TAKE NOTICE--IF Yer
your wood sawed and sawed rid
Joe Beaudette. 80 French str2
WIFI be glad to go anywhere Ia
set county. no job too large
small. All work guaranteed =
tory at reasonable prices. AL
ready to do job work of any KIM
ph6ne number esq.,.
BEEORE YOU BUY sHOEs-n}
send for my free catalogue Of
ladies, boys and girls quality SIN
low prices will please you
Freblc. so Main St., Bingham.
Jon WANTED. WOOD cuy
driving truck. or anything Of
am capable. Would be Willing
into, the woods. Alphonse i
Chestnut ST., Skowhegan.
HONEY. DARK BUCKwHEaY|
TRACTED postpaid within 4th
zone. S lbs, $3.50; 10 lbs. s2.sG
count on large lots. Roscoe ri
son, Dept. T., Dundee. New York
HONEY WARRANTED PURE
EST quality clover bees honey ID
ed, oil charges prepaid as folb)
| lbs. 81; s lbs. $1.75; IL lbs. III
lbs. $4,000: one dozen "a or glas
SO. Satisfaction guaranteed. Lad
low Bros, Hallowell,. Maine.
have FOR SALE I rom
1 Overland Model 30, Dodge cal
l.. A. Caswcll, Skowhcgan. N FL
HILL.
WOULD YOU WRITE A wen
pretty girl? Stamped envelope
Lillian Sproub Station II, CbI'
Ohio. I'D
WANTED HOUSE OR APARH
of six or seven rooms and BATH
have electric lights. win tah1
if desirable place Ia found. A
W., y. Lancey. Care of 1ndepsl
Reporter Co.
SETH PHOTO STUDIO
photb on Post Card. Finishel
you walt. Developing and n
High grade amateur work. n
tour hour service. TelephoM
Skowhegan. NJ
TYPEWRITDNG AND c.
Stenograpby work. We are n
ed that we can do . limited n
of custom typewriting and stst
phic work. Independent Report
Skowhegan.
ADDING MACHINES TO RENT
day, $500 a week. $500 a 4
These rates do not include pack
transportation. Independence
Co.
TYPEwRrrEUs TO RENT oa
, sails on the installment plan.
Smith and other makes. Indept
Reporter -.
WANTED SHOES TO REPAIR
us your repairing by parcel post
7wilitb returned to you in ~
G. % ID. 0uss Pooler e. Son. Sh
gan
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GREAT OPPORTUNITY FoR IN


vESTMENT or business. 3-four tene-
ment houses, 1-single tenant house, l.
large stable and barn, all located on
same land. yielding gross rents OF
$500 per annum. Must be sold In
settlement of partnership. All tene-
ments occupied. Owner could live In
one tenement and supervise remainder.
Easily re-arranged into apartment
houses. Location within 200 feet of
main and business street. For cash
dustrial Company. IL Main ST., Gardi-
ner. Me. Sw49
CUsTOMED TAILORED SUITS AND
Overcoats. Big drop In prices. Can
save you money. e. M. Ames. Care OF
e. IL. Morrill, 10 Court ST., Skowhe-
gan. Tel 141-2. tf50
CAGE birds, PARROTS, CANARIEs
others. w. Bartlett, Jacksonville,
Illinois. Sw49s
BEING A LICENSED AGENT TO ne
CEIVE orders for Nursery stock, will
be pleased to answer inquiries In re-
gard to same. Fairfield Williams.
Madison. 16w47'
At A BARGAIN. PAIR SPLENDID
double harness. whiffle trees, chains and
neck yokcs. Omcr Beaulieu, Bush 81
Skowhegan. N. 4. Tel. 114-22. tf47
BUILDING LOCATED AT EAST MAD
ISON nower Mills) inquire of J. +,
Roderick. 211 North st. Skowhegan. tf4s
FIGHT TONS OF GOOD LOOSE HAY
SIS delivered. p. c. White, Farmers
Phone 4-13. II + d T. tf4S
INNER TUBE, USED, SIZE 33x4h
Price 81. II. T. Patten, Skowhegan
tf45
NJ -
BIER printing stamp. Your name and
indelible mixing pad. complete outfit by
mail soc. Independent Reporter Co. tao
- The Independent. Reporter
Malne's leading county newspa.
per for Sala-On all news stands.
HERE WE ARE AGAIN WITH
those famous weather strips. includ-
High st, Skowhegan. tf43
APPLE BARRELS-SKOWHEGAN
| Farmers Union. tf42
WE HAVE THE BEST RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that We have ever seen
Price s22.50. F. Il. Parsons. Skowhe-
gan. tan
GOOD PAIR HEAVY HORSES ABOUT
1900 lbs. Well matched and extra
nice working team. Henry Ii. Reed,
East Madison, p. o. address. Skowhe-
gan r Il d 4. tao
! HAVE A NEW NESTLE HOME
Outfit for permanent waving, has been
used once. Paid $500, will sell for
sl1. Mrs L. NJ. Sanborn, 123 Water
Street. Skowhegan. Tel. 25,-4. tf38con
WATER COOLING TANK ron GAS
oline engine. Scientific construction, the
best tank ever made for the purpose.
Very reasonable price. r. n. Patten.
tr91
-FOUR AUTO WHEELS, ARTILLERY
style for sale. Set would cost new
$40, will sell for $3.00. r. T. Patten
Skowhegan. tf23
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. q ROOMS
and bath. electric lights. large level
lot. r. T. Patten. ,Skowhegan. tf29
THE MADISON BULLETIN Is ron
sale in Skowhegan by the Ames Novel
ty News Company. Water st. tff6F
THE HOULTON TIMES Is FOR SALE
in Skowhegan by the Ames Novelty
News Company, Water ST. tf48F
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To Let

ROOM 10 LET. EIECTRIC LIGHTS.
Steam heat and bath. 288 Madison
Ave, opposite car barn. 1w5s
BRONCO AND PONY To LET-TO
ride by the hour. Safe for anyone
to ride. Vivian Mckay, 227 North
Ave. N. Il. Phone He'll. 2w4'
TWO OFFICES OVER BUCkNAM's
Drug Store. with or without heat. Es-
pccially attractive. Fire places and
other pleasant features DR.. A. b.
Borden. Skowhegan. tia
TWO NICE LIVERY TEAMS TO
careful drivers only. Harry Nelson, 40
Pleasant ST.. Skowhegan. IT'S
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WANTED EXPERIENCED CLOTH
Salesman. or one familiar with worsted
cloth, to handle a line of serges direct
from mill to tailors throughout the
state of Maine. State. experience In
the cloth industry and salary expected.
XN. Observation-Disclosures Skowhegan
tf5F
WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
work. Inquire of j. A. Wheeler, Is
land Cafe. Skowhegan. 1w5s
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SECOND HAND CHINERY--1 b
h. p. motor shngle machine. lath
machines: | hath trimmer: rotary bed
planer: several sawdust carriers; 200
IT. of Ale shafting; 80 3-1G ring
ring oiling hangers. Lot other sizes
shafting and boxes, 200 pulleys. Leon
l., Witham. 2w5
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ALL WOOL PAPER MILL

Felt suitable for Blankets and
can be used to mako warm gar
mcnts. 35c per Id. H. Rosen-
thai & Son, Box So, Waterville,
Sw3s
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SIMPLICITY GASOLINE. kIiH-
OSENE Engines. y to 10 ii. i.
We can convince you they are
better than most engines and the
price Is right. Somerset Machine
Co. Corr Hathaway and Mechanic
SITS, SkoWhegan. Ito
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YOUNG MEN, WOMEN p
desiring government pos,,sI]
monthly. write for free lia .
now open. J. Leonard Corn! =
Service examiner) 402 Equitshc
Washington, d. c.
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MACHINERY. NEW AND
second hand for saw mills and
wood working plants. Whether
1t IL a steam boiler, engine. wat
erwheeI or anything else you may
need, we can furnish it. Somer-
set Machine Co. Cor. Hathaway
and Mechanic SITS, Skowhegan.
tf5
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$50. "a" ROT FRESH BEEF
Hides. w. b. Whittier. Skowhegan.
Farmers phone 9 10. tf5o
PERFECT PAIR OF HANDSOME
young horses. Dark bay. Weigh 5000
lbs. Full of life. Good workers.
Must sell, moving away A. B. Jor'
dam Hartland. Sw50s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09
Arithmetic
Silent Reading

Third Grade First honors, tied
Warren Reid IL H):. and Blodwin
shipley Isl; second. Jane Woodruff
a. HI.
Fourth Grade-First honors. tied.
Morgan Blondell q. HI, Theodore
Eiselt IL HI, Margaret Holland o.
HI, and William Ungerer &C b.;
second. Dorothy Smith &c b.
Fifth Grade ~ First honors, tied.
Dclma Norris o. HI, and Evelyn
Paige L h; second. tied. Grafton
Halstead IL H); Catherine CLANCY
(O), and Georgia Meyer &C 81.
Sixth Grade-First honors, Mathilda
Linthicum IL HD; second, Margare;
Sonneman a. HI.
Eighth Grade - First honors, tied
Robin Clapp IL H. and Allen Dor
sey a. Id; second, Theodore Wink
IL HI.
mote - The above preliminary
contests took place at Linthicum
Heights last week between Glen Bur
ME, Linthicum Heights. Odenton and
Severn schools Those receiving first
and second honors became eligible
for the final contests with the schools
at Annapolis on Friday. June 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09
Every Sign OF Indigestion.
Nervousness And Backache
Has Left Me Since / Got Tan
lac" Declares Baltimore Resi-
dent

"Tanlac has been blessing TO me
that ! can never forget" said Mrs. II.
Weiner. residing at 7i2 West Ham
burg street. Baltimore, in an inter-
view few days ago.
"A month ago my health was so de-
plorahle that | was almost in despair.
but since that time | have gained five
pounds in weight and | can't remem-
Der a time in my life when | felt bet
ter. had been suffering from nerv-
Gus indigestion for four years. My
stomach was in such a bad condition
and my appetite so poor that | could
eat but little more than enough 10
sustain life When l did eat a little
something ! would just suffer agony
from gas and Indigestion.
My nerves had become so shatter-
ed that could hardly sleep at all.
My back ached mighty bad and was
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09

ION contest. This grade ranks very
aigh IN their spelling record. In q
test on Monday. they received IS per
seht' the standard for the grade be-
ing only % per cent. The winners O;
ne ofamatization contest were: First
ora Humphrey; second-Helen
humphrey; third - Rose DiPaula
tourth-Ada Jubb. The seventh grade
received third banner for attendance
Mary Lee shipley. of the sixth
grade, received gold ribbon in the
reading contest at Linthicum Heights
and Lillian Votel second honors In
arithmetic.
The fourth and fifth grades played
Linihieum Heights baseball team ON
Tuesday last. The fifth grade wo.
second banner for attendance.
Dorothy Smith, Of the fourth grade
received second honors in spelling
and silent reading, and William I'm
gerer first in spelling. Both will 90
to Annapolis for the final contest on
Friday. June 8.
Mathilda Ritter, OF the third grade
won first place in the contest al Lin
thicum Heights in oral reading. The
children Of this grade who are on the
honor roll are Mathilda Ritter. Ger
trude Brown, Rose Pluhar and Fannie
Sauers.
Helen Pluhar, Of the second grade
received first honors for reading con.
test; Frances Vinson. second. and
Olivia Zeman. third They will go tc
Annapolis for the finals there.
Lydia Muhly. of the first grade, re.
ceived a ribbon at Linthicum Height.
contest. She will enter the reading
contest also at Annapolis. This grade
won fourth banner for attendance.
List OF "GOld Ribboners.
The gold ribbon children for the
ilnal contest at Annapolis on Friday
June 3, are as follows:
Oral Reading
First Grade-First honors, Charles
Kurtz Uinthicum Heights); second
Lydia Muhly (Glen Burnie).
Second Grade First hcnors, Helen
Pluhar CO b; second. Frances Vim
son &C 81.
Third Grade-First honors. Mathil-
da Ritter &C b; second, Blodwin Ship
ley (Severn).
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09
-rOYLAND" PAGEANT TO
Be PRESENTED JUNE IS
e.hooI Children Will Stage Gala
Event On Lawn Of DR..
r II. Brayshaw
FINE JUVENILE PROGRAM

oo Thursday. June IS, the pageant
.~.,l,ui under the direction OF Miss
p.4 Parker. viii be held on the
.o of Dr Thomas II. Brayshaw
.,r Glen Burnie. al s O'Clock An
.er,sGag juvenile program will be
.,e.enioI hy The children OF the
llo0
Those selected 10 represent the diff
.,ert hblo1ux are as follows:
Gold Dust Twns-Lydia Muhly
v.ior.e Macy Doris McGinnis
INV Woodfall. Emily Watts, Rebec.
we.ch. Evelyn Schultz, Geneyleve
c,lotosa Doris DeAlba, Chester
soDc Charles Platter. Katherine En-
,.man Raymond Klug, Catherine
Morgan. Lcona sidle, Morgan Solley
Ethel Long. Gertrude Goloboski and
carl Emmord.
Nurse Dolls Louise Cox, Virginia
s,.ley. Mary Mewshaw, Maude Mez-
rrr Thclma Hoxter, Marjorie Dona-
Rsy Dorothy Pagan, Matilda Pitter
Violet Kelly and Gertrude Brown
pIcaannncs Junior Hagins, Mel
pn RAY. Charles Wclch. Fred. An
dnst Harold List and Isel Jubb.
Samuel Frank, of the eighth grade.
received third place in silent read
ng. Abraham Side received third
place 10 arithmetic. This grade re-
cc1cd first banner for attendance.
The defamation contest between
he seventh and eighth grades will
tlkc place in the old town hall on
Monday evening, June II.
The seventh graders are very en-
hasastic preparing for the declama-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09
SAYS 1T |SA BLESSING
SHE CAN NEVER FORGET

so rundown that my household du-
ties seemed ten times harder than
they really are At times | was al
most frantic with headache and my
feet were so swollen and painful that
II was misery for me to move around
at ALL
After reading about Tanlac | de-
cided that if il was doing so much for
others it might help me. too. so |
bought a bottle and now | can't praise
1t enough. have taken three bottles
now and have never had better APP
petite or gotten more pleasure out of
eating.
Every sign of indigestion has left
me. so has the headaches. nervous
ness and backache now sleep
saundly every night and have been
STRENGTHENED until my Homework is a
pleasure to me. ! will always bless
the day began taking Tanlac. II has
meant health and happiness to me
and II I could talk with everybody
who is suffering like | was certainly
would urge them to try Il. for | be-
lieve ii would help them as IL has me"
Tanlac is sold in Annapolis by all
good druggists (AdV)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09

Preaching in the morning at IL
O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. Thomas C
Jones.
The Sunday School is now held in
the morning at 10 o'clock instead OF
in the afternoon.
A dance will be held at Odenton
School on Friday, June 8, at s o'clock.
A five-piece jazz orchestra will fur
nish the music. Admission, so cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09


Winter Mrs.
6. Mrs GeorgeM I'd Minor.
equally nationally
making of
threat of death that hangs the children of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09

I'm this part" said the movie di-
rector, you have to do a number of
funny falls. How are you on falls?"
II rank next to Niagara" the ap-
plicant replied confidently. - Boston
Transcript
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09
ELVATON

The Sunday School of Christ
Lutheran Church will hold a Chill
dren's Day entertainment on Sunday
June is, beginning p. m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09
oDENToN

There will be special services at
the Methodist Protestant Church on
next Sunday, June IL. THE children
will build a boat on the platform at
the children's service The special
program will commence at promptly
s o'clock. by the new time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09

Fouth Grade - First honors, Thee
lore Eiselt q H; second, tied. Dor
othy Smith &C -, and Margaret Hol-
land IL HI.
Fifth Grade First honors. Ernest
Farmer o. HI; second. Evelyn Paige
IL HI.
Arithmetic
Sixth Grade-First honors,. Fred
Hirschman IL HI; second, Lillian
Votel &C 81.
Seventh Grade-First Honors, Luc.
Eckman (odenton); second, May
Clancy (0).
Eighth Grade First honors. Anna
Resting O. HI; second, Theodore
Wink IL h.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-09
MILLERSVILLE

Service, Sunday. June II. i'm st.
Stephens Church at 8 p. m. Sunday
School at 2:30 p. m,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-14
MISS Lulu BETT" CONTINUED AT
CIRCLE PLAYHOUSE TONIGHT

Those who want 10 see an entertain
ing picture should not miss the de
Mile produced Paramount photoplay,
Miss Lulu Bett.' continued at the
Circle tonight The acting of Lois
Wilson is charming. Theodore Rob
nr,s makes the most of his part of an
trascible old fellow Milton Sills is his
,ersonal self, and Helen Ferguson is
u acceptable small-town belle. The
piece done in the deMille dress leaves
.eyy little to be desired.
TIL bare facts of the story tell moth
ng OF the entertaining qualities of the
,icture Miss Lulu is the drudge and
housekeeper in the home of her sister
She aarries or THINKS she marries the
South American brother OF the head OF
he house, only to find that he already
las a wife living She returns home
% her pots and pans and the gossip
directed at her from small-tOwn
ongues. The school teacher shows
her many kindnesses and when word
comes that the wife of the man she
had married is living she marries the
chool teacher. The many humorous
touches in the picture the disorderly
Deacon family with their culinary
troubles. an interrupted elepement.
and the schoolroom scene at the end
Of the picture are all effectively done.
Miss Lulu Bett is one of the big pic
lures of the year and is especially
recommended by the management.
The comedy, Robinson Crusoe, Ltd,
combines enough of the absurd and
farcial to call forth many laughs. To
iook At Lloyd Hamilton is enough to
make anyone forget his troubles.4 q,
The letter to the editor published in
last evenings capital is but one of the
many evidences OF the excellence of
be line OF pictures now showing at the
Circle.