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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-07
COMING EVENTS

Jan. 6-7-Annual meeting Maine
Forestry Assn. Augusta.
jap Portland thsw i. g. Y !: C. T. to visit
Jan: Sc Of Jews of Maine
Jan.11-1 2-Statc Sunday School Asso-
citation, Augusta.
Jan. ll3s-c,harty ball at Augusta:
mems Fish and Game Assn, Au-
Jan. 12-13-Maine Press Associations
annual. the Falmouth, Portland.
Game Wardens' Assn. Augusta.
Jan. 14-15-ls-N. e. Newspaper AL
lance, Poland Spring.
Jan. Reimbursement Supreme Court,
civil and criminal term, Auburn.
Jan: 17-Annual meeting Of Assn, Of
Maine Fairs. Bangor
Jan 1s-Annual meeting Richmond
Chamber of Commerce.
Jan. 2o-22-Kennebec County Boys
Conference at Augusta. Oates ten
Jan. 24-supreme court, civil and
criminal, Bath and Skowhegap.
Jan. 24-Annual meeting of Maine
Farmers Exchange, State House, Au-
guSta.
Jan. 2s-Cancer Division. Maine Pub
lie Health Assn, Augusta.
Jan. 27-Annual meeting Maine State
Chapter Cniyersalist Comrades at
Jan. c7-Maine Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs. Augusta.
Jan. 27-29-Y. NJ G. y. Conference for
Feb. 5--The 1O0th anniversary of
Maine Historical Society.
young men, Portland.
Feb. educational Smile week.
Feb. S-9-Winter Carnival at I.ath.
Feb. 12-Lincoln's birthday Sunday.
Feb. 13-Primary election Sd Con-
gresSional District.
Feb. 14-St. Valentines day (Tues-
day..
Feb. 1i-l5-State Regional Institute,
w. c. It. L.. Waterville.
Feb. 17-1S-Winter Carnival sports in
Augusta.
Feb 22-w $ h in ct 0 n Birthday
Wednesday,.
Feb. Estate B. j. W. reception to
Natl Federation president. Portland.
Feb. 23-Shrine Ladies' night, Lewis
ton.
March 1-o-ATaine Orchardists Conven-
ton. Lewiston.
March 1-3-Chizzle While fair. Au-
gusta.
Mar. 2O--General election Sd Con-
grcssional District.
Apri 6-Republican State convention at
Bangor.
Apri IL American and Nationa
Leagues opening date. SIT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-07
MONMOUTH

Officers of Monmouth Grange, j. OF
II. were installed Wednesday fore
noon at day meeting, Past master
Ralph Merrill of Manchester was the
installing officer. assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Emery of Monmouth
Grange: Master. W. ]. Leavitt; over
seer, II. C. Parlee; lecturer, Mrs.
Mary Folsom; steward, Irving Pet
tinsill: assistant steward, Ronald G.
Prescott; chaplain. Mrs. Mary j.
Smith: treasurer. H. S. Deane: secre-
tary. Mrs Carrie p. Deahc: gatekeep-
err, II. S. Bates: Ceres, Mrs. Flora
Leavitt; Pomona, Mrs. Emma Par
lee: Flora, Mrs. Louise Pettingill;
lady assistant steward, Miss Dorothy
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"Wednesday Mrs. Copp asked Rosa to
remain and help her after tho depart
ure of the other pupils, which gave
them time to reach the Dore home,
which is only a short distance. from
the school house, before Rosa ar
rived. Games were played and a
jolly good time was had by all pres
ent. Delicious refreshments were
served consisting of popcorn, nuts,
handsome birthday cake decorated
with candles, and ice cream. The
little hostess received many gifts
and the best wishes from her guests
for many returns of her birthday.
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Somerset Pomonas
Plan TWO-day Meet

Somerset Pomona Grange will
meet with skowhegan Grange Tues
day and Wednesday,, January 10 and
II. AS this is the annual two days
session large attendance is expect
cd. Tuesday, reports of officers and
election of officers for 1922 will be
held. Tuesday evening the degree
will be conferred also the installa-
ton of officers. The second day,
State Master w. J. Thompson and
F. P. Washburn. commissioner of ag-
riculture, will be the speakers.
Readings, songs, music and discus
sions will be interspersed throughout
the session.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE OF SALE

Unpaid taxes on lands situated In
the town of Monmouth. in thn County
of Kcnnebec for tho year 1921.
The following list of taxes on real
estate of nonresident owners in the
Town of Monmouth, for tho year 1921.
said town on the osth day of MAY.
remain unpaid; and
NOTICE is hereby given that II said
taxes. interest and charges are not
previously paid. so much of Tho real
estate taxed. as is sufficient to pay tho
amount due thereon. including inter-
est and charges. will he sold al public
auction at Cumstor Hall. IL said
town on the first Monday OF February,
1922, at nine o'clock A. NJ.
Tax
Levy, DR.. Henry p: Cottage and
lots bounded on n. and r.
by land Of L. f.. Howard.
s. by land Of z. n. Elliott.
w by lake: value $1,000. .S31.90
Milltkan. NJ. P: Cottage on land
Of ]. NJ. Odiorne; value
varnum, l.. o.: Lots in Mon
mouth Highlands so cali
ed; value $3.50 ........... 1915
Howard. r. F.: Farm bounded
on y. by land of 7. F.. Ma
comber. r. by road s. by
f. D. Elliott, W. by lake:
value $500 ............ 1920
Ellis, T. F.: Cottage and lot
bounded on y. and w nv
Eldridge & Atkins. z. by
lake. S. by Mike McWalsh:
Il. G. CLoIGH.
Collector IF Taxes for the Town ot
Monmouth. dcc24-5I jan7-ii
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Birthday Surprise Party
Given Little Rosa DOre

Miss Rosa Dore, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Dore of North av-
enue, was very happily surprised on
Wednesday afternoon on returning to
her home after the close of school
to find the members of the second
grade and a few other friends gath
cred at her home in observance of her
seventh birthday. This was brought
about by the cooperation of Miss
Rosa-s mother and her teacher. Mrs.
Nellie r. Copp. Mrs. ,Dore sent a
note to Mrs. Copp inviting her and
the pupils. On Tuesday night Mrs.
Copp let Miss Rosa, because she had
been a very good little girl in school,
go home little early, thus giving her
an opportunity to extend the invita-
ton to the pupils who were charged
to keep it a secret from Rosa. On
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The Helping Heart and Hand club
will meet at the Federated church
next Monday evening, for business
session and social.
The boys and girls of the Bethany
Baptist church will attend the 1890
service Sunday morning in classes as,
is the custom. on the second Sunday
of each month and the pastor, Rev.
George Merriam, will preach a SER
mon of especial interest and help to
the young people.
The officers recently elected by the
Priscilla Lodge are requested to meet
Saturday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Lillian Smith on Madison av-
enue to plan for the program to be
given under the direction OF the new
officers at the next meeting of the
lodge which will be held on Tuesday
evening, January II.
The first rehearsal Of the Festival
Chorus since the Christmas holidays
will be held on Monday evening,
January 9, at 7.30 o'clock in the
Skowhegan High school building,
with Professor Ralph w. Leighton as
director and Mrs. Mildred w. Wes-
ton acting as pianist.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the First National Bank
for the choice of directors, will be
held at the banking rooms, Tuesday,
January 10, at 1000 A. NJ.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Skowhegan Trust
company will he held at the directors
rooms in the Trust company building,
Wednesday, January II, at zoo P. NJ.
for the purpose of electing officers
and transacting any other business
that may come before the meeting.
The next meeting of the Skowhe-
gan Womans club will be held on
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. II, in the
parlors of the public library. The
subject of the afternoons program
will be Napoleon the Man" A pa
per on the subject will be given by
the president, Mrs. Florence Waugh
Danforth.
Fourth degree members who wish
to take the fifth degree and join the
Pomona at the annual meeting to be
held in skowhegan on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Jan, 10 and II. will leave
their names and the initiation fee
with the secretary. Samuel F. Emer-
son, at 10 Mechanic street. Skowhe-
gan.
A meeting of the F. and A. NJ lodge
will be held on Monday evening, Jan.
9. in the Masonic hall.
The Federated brotherhood tTill
meet Sunday at noon in the assembly
hall of the Skowhegan High school
building. The speaker will be the
pastor, Rev. George Thurlow, Of the
Federated church who will begin
series Of addresses on "The Greatest
War in History, The Christian Con-
quest Of the World" Mr.. Thurlow's
subject for Sunday noon will be "The
Tragic Beginning. the Loss Of the
Leaders, What Became of the Apes
tles?"
The following announcement has
been made by the Skowhegan Jer-
sey Creamery: The annual meeting
Of the Skowhegan Jersey Creamery
will be held at the creamery office
on Hathaway street in Skowhegan,
January IA. at one o'clock. to trans
act the following business; First to
hear the treasurer's report: second,
hear the. agents report: third, to
choose a president board Of directors
secretary and treasurer for the en-
suing year; fourth. to see what sum
Of money the company will pay its
officers for services for the year 1922;
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PaImo Held in $4,000 Bail

Pietro di Palmo was held in $4,000
bail, on the charge Of being implicated
in the shooting Of John Mosca, when
arraigned in the municipal court
Thursday morning. He had but re-
Gently returned to Portland from New
York and was arrested by police who
have been watching for him since the
night OF the ARRAY, Dec. II. Mosca
continues to improve. Continuance
until Jan. IL Of cases against several
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KNIGHTS Pythias Meet

A largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting of the Skowhegan Lodge.
No. ~, Knights of Pythias. was held
on Thursday evening in Castle hall
when matters of Importance were
discussed. AT the next meeting the
Knight rank will be conferred by the
team of which w. Fred Turner is the
captain. Refreshments will be served
by the following committee: George
Kicker, Russell Dean and Harold
Priest.
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For Raw Sore Throat

A. the first sign OF a raw, sore throat
rub on a little Musterole with your
fingers.
1t goes right to the spot with a gen.
tie tingle, loosens congestion, draws
out soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean. white ointment
made with oil of mustard 1t has all
the strength of the old ashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use IS and 65 cents in Jars and
tubes: hospital size, 50.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-07

The British army Of Occupation o'
the Rhine has been reduced tn ~"
according 10 recent announcement ~
Cologne. this force. IL is undfrS''''L
il TO remain in Germany indchn"''
BY the Treaty OF Versailles. o',Hp'
ton of the Cologne hridgchcad u"
two moro years TO continue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-07

The removal of the stamp tax
and the reduction in price make
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the standard
blood medicine and strength giyer,'
more economical than ever.
No other compares with it for
thes good it. does. dose for dose.
Nothing else will so promptly. and
thoroughly cleanse and purify and
yitalize Your blsod. None equals
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Canton Somerset Meets

Regular meeting of Canton Somer-
set was held Thursday night. Col
Loen W. Gerrish, formerly of Skow-
hogan, now of Gardiner, was a guest
at the meeting. The Cantons and
Parnemas Encampment will install
their officers next Tuesday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-07

When Charles T. Goddard Of Spen-
Ger raised his voice in the "Adeste
F'ideles"t in, Holy Rosary church.
Christmas informing, it marked his
5sth consecutive Christmas solo, a
record which. it is believed. cannot
be equaled in any Catholic parish in
the state. AIr. Goddard is 65, and he
sung his first solo at the age of 10.
His voice is still clear and audible
in all parts of the eCiEce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-07

it in the way it sends strength
through your blood tingling with
vitality for every organ and tissue.
1t helps the stomach. kidneys and
liver. 1t enables you to get the
full benefit Of all the vitamines in
your food. 1t makes you feel well
and keeps you we'll.
1t is the medicine your mothers
and grandmothers relied upon to
help them over hard places. Try it.
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In an effort to get as much mon

In an effort to get as much money
as possible to pay her debts, Ger
many is leasing the rights to the
names Of her telephone exchanges to
makers of advertised goods. 1t is
said-that the exchanges will read like
wine lists, as it is predicted that
liquor manufacturers will take most
of the rights. For example, telephone
patrons will ask for Johnny Walker
AZ" or -Four Roses 1894"
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A Dakota man went home and
found an empty lot where his house
had been. He traced the building to
another county. and discovering the
man who had stolen it, had him arr
rested and fined.
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Collectors Advertisement o. Sale q
Lands OF Non. Resident Ounerh
STATE on MAINE

Unpaid taxes on lands situated ip ~
town Of Hcadhcli. ~ the tDurt' "
kennchec. lur ~" year 1871
The following list Uf taN"7 on, re-.
estate Of son-rcsidopt owners ~ int
town of Rendnrld aforesaid for it'
Year 1891. committed To- "a" for lee
tion for said town On the tween 'hit
day of April, 1871, remain UNPAID. a..
notice is hereby given tha' Ii saa
taxes with interest and cha'gra are
not previously paid. 80 Wu' or ~
real estate tPAci ~ r. suni~trrf 80 -"
the amount due therefor, in"iIH.ue o.
tcrcst and chaTEcE. viii 10 Sp'' N'la'
out further nohe ~ public nne',.
nj town hsuse In Snid town. 'N W.
first Monday IN February, l'-',
nine o'clock a. ~
Name Of Drsrrip. AMI NJ lh
owner ton or l'u" wv.
Property irr .'frrrN
ana & afgf'
Ada =. Alden. II. ac-s. land
with buildinE~ bounded
on north by -. Eu'W0H
Est. and W. " Morgan
east by Lake Mnran'r".N.
south nv Chas. Mck'.-
bricks. ard JOHN i"rI-
S 1acEson f ( ,,oni T's' y. $500
G. c. Rucknam. 90 acres laul
bounded on north h
Chas. MeKendr.cks cas-
nN niEnNdN. NfNAN
W. & Hackeit. vest - -.
John HendeTFrn Est, 10"
W. u. Currier Isl : acre laNd
with building. bounded
on north ny =, $. Pack
ard. cast bv Main" COM
trail Railroad. south ~
Gannett A. WNman. west q,
by Lake Maranac"ol. w
Arthur LoNcjov. On" aCr' hni
with building. bounded
on north by L. s. la...
ard cast bv highvar.
south hy Ad"lu" q.
Fred Pratt vc't lT .r
Adenne and Fred Hra'I J."
Sollace Mitchell. Jr. - acre
Land with building,
bounded on north D."
highway. east hy hiVr-
way south BY i.
rcane, west .ly Gris- ,tn
Mil Pond
Archie stain. NJ acres hri
bounded on north hv vs..
u. Jos. ard T. y. H1v'..
cast by Highway. south
by ~. II. Tinrlcy a son.
and James Frost. w'-i $50
by ]. Y. Hawcs, l''-'
w. Il. Ward. 20 acres hut
with building. bounded
on north by Mount \.t-
non town line cast ~
Maine Central Railroad.
south BY r. y Sh"r-
hurne. Mrs. HATTIE
Hunt and T Nctoe Es'. .n
west by highway.
Rcadneld, Ne, Dec. srsra,
Collector ~ Taxes Of the. t.Hn o.
Readield. de' ~
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COLLECTORS NOTICE OF sALg

Unpaid taxes on land situated IN the
Town Of Pittston. Me- in the County
rSs nor int s y a , on
estate of nonresident owners in the
Town of Pittston, Me-, for the year
1921, committed to me for collection.
for said town. on the Twenty-eighth
day OF April. 1921. remains unpaid;
NOTICE is hereby given that IL said
taxes, interest and charges~are not
previously paid, so much of the real
estate taxed as is sufficient TO Lay the
est and charges. will be sold at public
auction at Grange Hall. in sal. town.
1.-THE same being the place where the
last preceding annual town meeting
Of said town was heidi on the first
O'Clock A; NJ.
Names Description Tax IN
Owners Real Estate Estate
G. r. Moody, heirs Of: n. by
heirs he 5 Of W Mc 5: Pulsifsr, E
P. Waldron. W. by East
crn river: l lot, 81 acres.
value s1loo 80, .s3Alo
DeForest Perkins aud Arthur
M Moody: = r. Sv 6 by r. Mi &
road, s. by Geo. Bailey cd.
w. by heirs of Geo. Moody;
l Tot. III acres, value $500 aisn
r. G. Taylor: n. by c. II. Green
and others. r. by Altcn
Cooper. S. by Whitefcld
road. w. by e. X. Green
1 lot. % acres. value s275 SIS
John Trussell: y. by heirs Of
n. E. Thompson. Z. by
heirs of c. II. Croker, s.
by w. II. Laberee. w. by
John Bodge; lot. 20 acres.
Nalue S&lU o.Ol
Steve J. Weber: y. by Ernest
Jacques. f. by Coopers
Hill road. s. by c. II. Bal
ley. W: by Willard Hurt: .
lot. IS acres, value $500 1880
keas pond. F. BY b heirs Of
G. II. Croker s by heirs
of Q. Moulton, w. by Mrs.
J. Leonard: lot. 90 acres.
value $500 .......... 49.60
H. H. Rlenn: y. by a. NJ. Card.
F.. by F.. G. Palmer, $. by
Dresden line. w. by Nellie
w1lser .so ! lot es acres 1880
Bailey. r. by Kennebcc
road. S. by Am. Ice Co.
W. by Kennchec river:
lot. y. by Cooling & Web
Der. T.. by Nahumkeags
pond. s. by F. NJ. Morton
and others. w. by River
road: lot: z total acres g. --.o
Francis Fl. Reed: \. by stream.
F.. by stream. s. by II. J..
Tnayer W. by Town road;
lot, 2 acres. value s25... rs
G. G. CARY. Collector.
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Laxative BROMO QCININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ de-
stroyer. The genuine bears the sig
nature Of E. W.. Grove, (Be sure YOU
get BRONCO. soc. Satu
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respondents il 10 await his recover!
sufficiently To testify h. court.
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ce'lsetsr's Advertisement Of All. :.
Lands OF Non. Resident o~..~
STATE or MAINE

Unpaid taxes on lands si,u,t..
town Of sidney, IN the rov,.a N,
kennebcc. for the year fasi" q
Tho following list 81 taxe.
estate OF non-rerident owner. "a
town OF sidney aforesaid To- - N
1921. committed 10 me for csl,..s.sa'
for said town en- the ssth dav .s.Ien
1871, remain unpaid: and r,,, Aet.a
hereby given that II said tavs. \
interest and charges are no, wi
~ paid. so much ~ the real .es-
taxed as IL sufficient 10 nav 's's
amount due therefor. including w
est and charges, viii he sold vi,S.s.
Town Hall IN said town On 49,
Monday IN. February, 1899. o. s'in
Name Of De.erip- Am, 80.
owner tion ~ Que i,e'ahh
Properly IN In,srs..
Harry Cummings Land bound nd 0AA's''
ed y. ny land OF l. y.
Howard, T.. by land % y.
L. Howard. 3 hy Aurus.
IA line, W. by Eight Rod
road II. !. l.. -. acres
,oror. 10; value OF ,, lard 10 rs
shounded y. BY pealrC
eros. road T. By. land 2
Of G. f.. Rowden y. bF
land Of J. NJ, Peavey
heirs, y. 3, J.. 81. ac'rs
Frank Hsllett Land bounded
y. by land of Y. J Ha
lett +. by Middle road s.
e. ". by land Of &. " Car
yer. Il. Z, L. ~. acres
value ~ land $50. build
inrs $50. :V
75xioo from land ~ !.
Carter y. w. ; :. value
81 land sioo. buildings
$500. ru
Joseph LajoSe. Land bounded
y. nv land ~ \ J.
Mitchell heirs Il Frara
l.ajorir r Nv Ilsh' Root
road $. Ivy Augusta line.
w. Nv land ~ " :.
Cummings. y. y, J..
acres -, value W land
Also land bounded y. tv
land Of ". Mason &
RohlCh1ud. r. hy Eight
Rod road allowance
by land 81 g. T.. Nichols
& l.. ". EeN Nrlds " De-
land ~ J. Rchichaud a
=. w REYNOLDS, II. !? T..
$50 scrcs g. value ~
land 5000. i.n
Frank Lajoric. Land bounded
y by land 90 Caroline
Taught. l.. hv Eight Rci
road allowance. : D..
land OF VI. l.. Erl noliT
heirs, w, by land ~ D.
HAYES & Mrs W. \
shaw heirs. r. =. l. IS,
acres IL. value 500.
Also land bounded y Nv
button eros. read a.
land Of NJ l.. RcNuo'dv
hcirs. T.. ~ Eight Rod
road allowance. : o.
land 90 j. l.aiuTie. V lN
land of \ J MigbII
heirs. il. :. l. 20. acre. a..
value " land 800, build-
ings $50 ~
Herman Patterson. Land
bounded y. hy land " "
McFadden. T.. by land ~
T. w Lowell g nv land
OF r. T.. Howard " .ny
Eisht Rod road. Y. !. !.
81. value Of land $3.50.
buildings sl0o. isN
Henry y Tay Tor Land hound
Wis. n. Stohie a g. J.
Roynton. r. by land az
Il. " Goodhur heirs. =
T. Sawtcllc a = q
Railcv, s. hv land ~ "
- Bacon & T. ClssidN
w. by SNOW Pond. u r
>. g. acres lSi. valu"
Of land $1,000, buildings .,
si5,0On. clsN
Sidney, Me, Doc % la:l.
r 4. WliIlAN@
Collector Of Taxes 81 the Town =
sidney. dec . r''-.
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Il. C. CLoTGH.
Collector of Taxes for the Town ot |
Monmouth. dccS4-3I ian7-il |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25
10000 STUDENTS
PARADE IN AID OF
LIBRARY CAMPAIGN
University Of Delaware and the
Schools of City Largely
Represented.
SPLENDID DEMONSTRATION

The World War has passed and
been relegated into history and the
nations OF the world have sought to
recuperate from the paralysis which
II caused. but the sacrifices which the
hundreds OF thousands OF the youths
and men OF the Allied nations made
have not been forgotten. But lest
the citizens OF America. and especial
ly of Delaware do forget the supreme
sacrifices made by American youth on
the battlehelds OF Flanders and In
the Argonne and along tho river
Marne, even to the slightest extent,
10000 students OF the elementary and
high schools of the city and the Uni
versity of Delaware, marched through
the city streets today.
The tramp, tramp, tramp OF these
youthful representatives OF democracy
as practiced in our nation brought
back more forcibly than ever the well
adopted slogan that Delaware WIN
Never Forget" IL Is true that the
people seek TO forget the pain, heart
aches, sadness and horror OF the
greatest OF wars and Il may be right
to do so, but the supreme sacrifices OF
the men in khaki must not he for
gotten either by this generation or
posterlty.
The ten blocks of sol!dly packed
young manhood and womanhood
many carrying the American flag
marching over the main thorough
fares Of the central section OF the
city aroused the citizens 10 their duty
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-25

London. Oct. Considerable in
terest has been aroused by Vtscount
Grey's allusion in his address at Brat
ford las; night, 20 France having been
let down by her allies since the world
war.
Before we criticize Frances ac-
tons he said. let US realize The
facts. When peace was concluded
France had two agreements. one with
Great Britain and one with the United
States, that she would have the fun
support Of Britain and America il at
tackled in the future by Germany.
These We're not included in the
Treaty Of Versailles, bus they We're
SG much part Of the peace as was
the Treaty OF Versailles. They made an
enormous difference to France. They
are gone. l admit il was not the faul.
OF Lloyd Georges government THAI
they went, but il does not make i
any better for France whose fault Z
was
The great deal Of trouble there has
been with France since has been due
10 the fact the whole peace must have
worn a different aspect in her eyes
when those two great safeguar ards.
whereon she must have SO greatly re-
lied. disappeared. If these agreement 3
still existed they would secure France
now and for q decennium hence"