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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-22

TWO TENEMENT HOUSE AND
garage, electric liehts. city water.
flush closets, pleasant location. call
80 Summer St fw23'
FIGHT ROOM HOUSE. 23i NORTH
Ave, With extra rot adjoining. Good
web of water. ample collar, wired for
electric lights For particulars inquire
of Carleton l.. Merrill at SkoWheeiin
Savings Bank. w.
DESIRABLE FARM or AnOiT
100 acres. with woodlot. orchard and
n good set of buildings. situated in
Farmingdale, one mile from the cry OF
Gardiner. Inquire of MISS DELLA II.
COLLINS, Gardiner, Me. sw23.
MACHINERY FOR sALF.-W ooD-
WORKING saw bench, buzz planer.
handsaw, travelling bed plauor. box
board planer. clapboard plancr. horse
power electric motor. ahinEl" machine,
lnth machine. inserted tooth rotary
saw, wood working plancr, sawmlll
dogs. light portable sawmiA, gang
cdgcr, dowel machine spindle shaper.
pulieya. SAWS, hangers, ahaftnr. boxes
and bolts. Clair MaeLcllan, Box II,
Waterville. Me. iva
HANG Up YOUR HAT AND BE At
home. ITO acre equipped farm hear
Pennington village on good road. Cows,
hogs, tools. poultry, pair horses. long
list of tools. Also furniture, room
house, barn, 500 cords wood, crops aud
garden. THIS I8 money maker Tor
any man. Everything complete for
$500 on small terms Get our cata-
log. o. ]. Sawyer, Farmington. 3w25
A FEW GOATS ron SALE. ROTH
sexes. a. l.. Screen, Fast Sk9whceaa.
4w23'
sTEISRURG UPRIGHT PIANO ~
very good condition. Will sell cheap
at once, 35 Summer st TIA
HORSE. HARNESS AND ICE CREAM
wagon. Inquire Ralph Lewis. % North
street, Skowheean. \. H. Tel l95-2.
tr23
WHERE TO OBTAIN NAMES FOR
which We pay l5c each. No limit Bah
hitt makes $25 daily Complete in
"truetions 25c. Details dime Refund.
The Service Bureau. Augusta, Maine.
4w23'
STRICTLY IIOMEWoR<--WE MY
product. Materials obtainable any
where. No canvaasing. No exp. eyer
3uu propositions, plans. formulas, sam
plca. 25c coin. Details l0c. Money
back. Cooperative club. Augusta. Ne.
4w23'
FARM, 80 ACRES. GOoD BUILD
INGS, located . miles from Norridgc-
Wock on the Mercer Road. Cuts about
30 tons Of hay; nice hon house for 30
hens. VIII sell on easy terms or eX-
change for auto or otheE personal prom
erty ii can think alike. L. \. Tut
tie, NorridEcwock L. +. u. No. /.
Farmers Phone 5-3. iW23f
PAIR HEAVY HORSES WEIGHING
2SDo pounds. harnesses ana dump cart.
No. /. Farmers Phone So. lw23'
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over $S0,ooo. want hhAiDRSI
hands. Write on;c,, N'sd, I'd
descriptions. pn q,'N 40. lor b
Cal. 'A Z2l, ~
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! ercheron stallion No ~
Tor the sea aan Of 1890 a.,
stable ON VI Front =
tho Weciou Farm
SkoW hS.Jan a.
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BEFORE BUYING W

paints and roofing see onr agent
AT SkowheGan and get them ut
Paint Co. Ahram Meader. Agent.
Show hogan. iw23f
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cutting, All work enarss
days. White Welding r.
Phone 49,. y. f. phons
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Straw III. Cleaned, IN
3leached equal 10 new. nal
on while You wait. Peter
Shining, Hat Cleaning Pa1
St. near R.R. Station, Skoy|
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wANTED-MTDnLE AGED WON,

for middle aged Wi0uwer on farm. one
who prefers good home To high wages.
Must be a good cook Address Bon 81,
Albion RID No 40. 5W25f
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Big Reduction on all hats Mer-
chants's Day at The Bonnet Shop.
Children's hats at $3.50 marked down
to $1.9S.
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1 WANT 10 HIRE CREW :
WOMEN ATTENTION--WE NAME

FACTUEE and sell direct to the con-
sumner foih beautiful we'll made HOUSE
DRESSES for three dollars, with the
understanding that if you are not sat
isned we will return your money. WO-
MEN who desire to represent us, write
Mass. Novelty Co, 54 North St. Boston
Mass. 3WoIs
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TYPEwRITlNG AND
Stenography work, We on
ed that we can do a linlll
of custom typewriting ana
phic work. Independence
GlfnWhaUaD
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EverybOtiy's Column
t,oup TOURING can. 1917 MODEL

EonD TOURING can. 1917 MODEL
IN rood condition. Or would exchange
inr cnWs Ralph Bowman, SEowhegan
Il r. u. M 2 VII
u,TEs PoTNps AL BATES
Gin4hams. the quality you have always
known NeW patterns. lois of pretty
cFcohs Al Bundles put up with
Irn.tha suited to the garments you
wish 10 make. Pieces run from Ia to
Yards long. with great many yard
pieces. In ordering do not forget TO
state use for which they are wanted,
with age and sex If for children. You
viii find these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Bingham Bun
dies you ever bought. one 5-Pound
free $39S. Iona Mill Ends Co, Hart
land. tiiO
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRE
farm, three miles from Athens village;
good quantity Of lumber and wood !;
Two large pastures, one watered by
never failing spring and other by front
brook: orchard of over 100 young trees:
several plum trees: good level fields
ana very little hand moving; about 30
to J5 acres tilage; one ana .one-half
story 10 room house; good condition.
newly paintcd; steel roofing barn,
iOvGJ: good cellar: stable. 25X37. with
GOOD cellar; hen and tool house: ice
house; new garage. VIII sell farm for
{25u0. Part down and easy terms. Will
also sell farming tools stock, Maxwell
touring ear at good trade. For fur
Their particulars write to NJ. J.. futile,
Athens Maine. RFD No. |. Tel. TAP
tfl5
SAVE YOUR DUILDINGs-pAISTs
and Varnishes Direct from Factory to
Consumer. Save the Middleman's
Profit, and get it in the Quality of the
Paint Prices reasonable. Goods guar
autccd. Write G. y. Seekins. Main
stream. for particulars. tfl5F
4 LEATIERETTE UPHOLSTERED
bed couch in first class condition. call
at Mrs Sarah Vigue's corner of North
and Bawton SITS. tbs
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M AK. ATIp,

= day or an or ' nan 'St !, sH
men to sell our linz I'm Tine.
l"ry and aprons iIroe ot sndss]
Exc lusivc city or r', rn,,, to I'd
p9rtunity Unlimited 'ai tsui
"a a', nrnaS, lmeerial Knltif,ss,.
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* pRICEs nEDUCnD,

Bred To-Day popular breeds; prepai h
guaranteed delivery Send for cireu-
lars; Eroodcra SITE up. Roy Clark,
East Hartford, Conn. 4w22F
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FORD TOURING cAR. iDii MODEL.
good condition. L. {. White. Skowne-
GaH 1;Fp No. T. Farmers Phone 1-t3.
4W25s
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Speed Ware. ds,lv -
~, n. to SlSoRiier5n i anI
h,aeards for tlle3pln '"d
plication. bnrRin a Mo.in
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Doris Dawn. 1ssBe s,ln", !!
land Ohio. Please enclas..
Yelope. use
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-22

Put the screens away straight, so
they won't be sagged for next sum-
mer.
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HATS CLEANED-p,xl

into rugs by the Novelty I
Lancaster st, Portland. No /
send for price list h.
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SAVE worm nUU,DINGs-pAIST
ONE TON FORD CHASSIS
in good condition. Also one
Ford roadster in running con-
dition. Gerald c. Marble.
Skowhegan. TIA
FOLDING Tripod FOR PILOT,

FOLDING TRIPOD FOR PHoTo
CAMERA. Would cost new, 5000,
perfect condition., will sell for 81 90
If ordered sent by mail, add Csc To the
above for postage and packing. r. T.
Patten. It'll
SET OF -FOUR AUTOMOBILE WHEELS
artillery style, 33x4h NOT demount-
able rims. Formerly used on Franklin
ear. Price. $500. r. II. Patten. tia
GOOD WORK HORSE. EIGHT YEARS
old, also Kerosene engine, good as new.
light piano box buggy; and three
Registered bull calves, Snphie-TOrmen-
tor Hood Farm strain perlcy f. WI
thee. II. +. II. No 4. Skowhegan. Both
telephones. It'll
A SECOND HAND II. Il II. CHECK
PROTECTOR, $i5 Probably the best de-
vice for this purpose ever brought out.
4 bargain. dependent Reporter 90.
trio q.
WIN do very good work. Carl Curtis.
Skowhegan. tf9cOnd.
BULLETIN DOARD-VERY NEAT
ana substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display for retail
store or for making public announce
build: VIII sell for 52.00 r. r. Patten.
tf6
THE INDEPENDEST-REP
Rockland Courier Gazette. Madison Bull
letin, Portland l'rcSs Herald daily
and fIoulton Times are for sale by the
Ames Novelty News Company. tf6F
GUMMED TAPE IN RoLLs-wE
have for sale. gummed paper tame. so
ocailed, three inches wide in rolls con
venient for doing UP packages for the
mail or express and required by the
American Express Company for certain
containers. Price $1.05 per roll. lnde-
pendent Rep0rter Co. tf3RF
DIMENSION LUMBER. DELIVERED
anywhere in Skowhegan. Fred II. Cox,
Hanover st, Town. N. n Phone llS-4.
TIL
MARK YOUR LINEN WITH Rtfi-
BIER printing stamp. Your name aud
indellble linking pad, complete outfit by
mail Soc. Independent Reporter Co. tao
APPLE BARHELs---sKOwH
Farmers Union. tff2
WE HAVE THE hest RADIATOR
for Ford Cars that we have ever seen.
Price $225G f. Il. Parsons. Skowhe-
gan. TIL
HAVE NEW NESTLE HOME
Outnt for permanent waving, has been
used once. Paid $4,000 will sell for
SIT. Mrs. l.. M. Sanborn. 1928 Water
Street, Skowhegan. Tel al a. tf3scen
HOUSE ON LOCUST ST. ROOMS
and bath, electric lights, largo level
tot Il. IT. Patten, Skowhegan. tree
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MAN FOR uONING COnN. No ONE


bur experienced hands need apply. s.
u. Moore, SkoWhcPan RED No 3. Tel
aphone l29- H. tfoJr :
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HAVE THE Capso,
LAWN MOWERS prp,,

from your ear. Price s5c
White Welding Co. Botb|
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lntAE \ coon MI, ING HORSE.
lndaira 1T IT, =. Williams, Athens.
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For Sale

HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combinga at Miss Townes. Room
10 j. +. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. TIA
ONE HOT POINT ELECTRIC GRILL
in good condition, So Howard Il. No
Bile. Tel. NOrridgeWock 1921. Address
Il. r. H. ilsuwheGan. 1w25*
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hotels and camps. All kinds of work.
chef pastry and all-around cooks.
Apply New Maine Hotel Agency, Il
| Maine st. Bangor. AVA.
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pretty grip Si.s.a.'i = 4
Lillian spreul stain, - w
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MACHINE nEMSTITcHr

EDGE-Coyered buttons. 4
Accordion, knife and side b
ders promptly filled. Sand
quest. Phyllis j. Tolmaa. I'll
Itockland. Me.
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tamily WIN no chII1raNIf
dress "N. Il" cara '' ~, vi
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IF NOI WISH No.
Niie write ma en, s'
Velope. Niolst IA,
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regrounded. v hate Weldin4
phones.
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product. Materials obtainable any
where. No canvaasing. No exp. eyer
Pa propositions, plans. formulas. sam
plea. 25e coin. Details l0c. Money
back. Cooperative club, Augusta Ne.
lupaa
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N Hnnsn HAI nACK N GOOD

TEN WHITE CHESTER PIGS. FOtR
Jo;cn enlon 1W25'
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Subscribers.
WANTED 10 BIN \ NEto
two horse moving mach'h7
1Deoring al''ormicK
Charles Thobale'- SEo"heEa
4.
vovLp LIhE no Rr
standing or ta eur l'I
Way, SlloV heean. i r y
BABY CARRIAGE. val
Nfgue. 80 Summer ~. 9"'
WANT rO MY \ GiRloI
small size. second h'u'
burn, Box as, ssowh""AI.
FARM ~ s0trnfa' v
near the Goa Nl'h ',a
and water. semc iimb-I,
and market NNrit" "HH
viii nay saual ur more -. ~
~
....,., ,ov,yG 1
a ONE h''''F' -, " Madison
telephone 81
A JOHN nEEnE oH Ii,,s'
sq sui, , gIG% in s a"2a .s1'sE1
I'M Elliot Ell ,aie2 none canaan
Farmer '''
c,su-w1
WANTED toh able
big price for kli''c'm ni,e wood
usually of birch .. or I h'c'tom. 4
ers runn .r2. . sre'''i' that 'boll'|
leaves, ,.o Ine Ea t''5 Of lahle
runs !, from re- IN ' @5ah side. TbeI,]
,,'ina chairs. spell iroNl ~
CLOCKS Ct Q !, 9i rs Pine r street Blnt1
''''''''
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WHY PAY BIG PRICES

lily, Mrs. Donald Kelley q
Fred ParlSman, Leayitt std
hegan..
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Lancaster ST. Portland. No
send for price list Il.
HATS CLEANED--pAy
straw Hats Cleaned, ri
8leaChed equal In new. n,
on while You wait. Peter /
Shining, Hat Cleaning Pat
St, near R.R. Station. Skos|
MACHINE. IIEMSTTTCHH
EDGli-CoVered buttons
Accordion, knife and side }
ders promptly iilled. SAND
quest. Phyllis Il. TolmaA, Ii
tockland. Me.
RENT WANTED FOR IN
lily, Mrs. Donald Kelley q
Fred Parkman, Leayitt std
hegan..
WHY PAY ZIG PRICES.
FrcnCh's Auto Service. "a
80 East Front St. Tel. III.
CANE CHAIR SEtTS-c(
or basket chair seats re-ssi
Sonable prices. Work cad
delivered. n. r. Phone y
'43arnor, Al Winter St. Skos
ALL KINDS OF PLANE
and blacksmithing at y
20 East Front 81. near ANA
en- Co. Wagons. dump carts
and lumber of all kinds d
DEVELOPING AND FINN
Amateurs neatly and prom.
The HUFF Studio. ~ Water
hogan, Maine. Twenly.iou
vice. Every modern deylo
TO the profession is used 10
Take or mail your films hero
SETH ,'RoFO STU
Dnoto Oi uHi az u III"
you wait. Developing ahl
Nigh grade amateur wo'
four hour service Telep4
Skowhegan.
TYPEWRITlNG AND
Stenography work. We an
ed that we can do a I'nlll
of custom typewriting ana
phic work. IndeDendelt'R'
Skowhegan.
TYPEWnTFEns TO BEN
sale on the inatallmenl pi'
Smith ana other makes in
Reporter
WANTED SHOES 10 REPA
IA your repairing by paTcel
will I've returned to you III
q. o. ID. Guss Pooler q sOi
gan,
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CANE CHAIR sEATs-cd

F'rcnCh'S Auto SerVIce. n
80 East Front st. Tel. III
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CAMERA. Would cost new, $500.
perfect conditions will sell for 81 90.
If ordered sent by mail. adj 25c to the
above for postage and packing. ri r.
Pattcn. It'll
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which We pay 15c each. No limit. Bah
hit makes $25 daily Complete in
slructions 25c. Details dime Refund.
1W23t
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2SO0 pounds. harneeaea ana dump eaIt.
II. A. futile, Norridae Work, k. i. u.
No. /. Farmers Phone 5-3. 1w23f
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or basket chair seats re-ssi
Sonable prices. Work cad
/. delivered. N. r. Phone y
E43Hrnor, Al Winter St. Skos
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RI.GISIt.RED BE:uKsItIHE PICS, :
WpeEa old hotH Ives. g. r. Foster,
Gorh9ilIe. 2W25
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wagon. Inquire Ralph Lewis. % North
street, Skowhegan. \. H. Tel. l9S-2.
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Wanted-To

Adds under this head
Subscribers.
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MAN uy MONTH. also

haying. Harry NJ. cullen SkoWhegan
RED No. =, Telephone 269-3. tf2Jf
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Advertisements I'm these coI,m n
lines inserted once for zee, Ton,
with order. Each additional lin. ;. '%I
lines, reckon an average Of hN
II net paid Ina advance, loe ,sa,., Sss
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ALL KINDS OF PLANE

and Observation-Disclosures At
20 East Front 81. near Ana
en- Co. Wagons. dump carts
and lumber of al kinds d
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AHLE fruit trees and shrubbery.
sew plan. Steady demand. Complete
co operation. Commission paid week
ly. Write for terms Perry Nurseries.
brighton. \. \. iW2J+
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Amateurs neatly and PRONG
The HUFF Studio. ~ Water |
hogan, Maine. Twenty'iou,
vice. Every modern device
TO the profession is used 10 |
Take or mail your films herd
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sTEIxnURG UPRIGHT PIANO ~

very good condition Will sell eheal
at once, 35 Summer St. tfZ3
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lrIIlIrry style, 33X4R NOT dem0unt-
able rims. Formerly used on Franklin
ear Price, $500. r.. T. Patten. TIA
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sTENoGnArILEn To sInsrITt-Tt

MAN or nov TO WORK. OK FARM
by the month. NJ. J.. Adams, Norridge-
wock, RED No. ?. \. +. Phone Is.
tf1b
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DRESSING envelopes II home in spare
time; either sex; youns Or old, Fun
particulars 10c. BoN lio2, Boston.
Mass iW2J+
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WI IIINT.HIsNi HVI NJ ANU
garage, electric liehta, city water
flush closets, pleasant location. call
80 Summer St fw23s
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
COLORADO RIVER PROJECT BEFORE HEARING IN 1. A.
Commission Hears Views of Municipal Representatives
 on Power Distribution
ASK DAM CONSTRUCTED
Most of Speakers Advocate Construction of Dam at
 Boulder Canyon Site

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 2O.-- Repre- sentatives of several southern Cali fornia municipalities and municipal bodies presented their views on the distribution of Colorado river power today at a hearing here before the Colorado river commission, headed by Herbert Hoover, secretary of con- merce. The spokesmen generally ex- pressed a desire to get together on a plan which would preclude litigation and make possible an early harness ing of the river.
 Most of the speakers advocated con struction of the Boulder Canyon dam near as Vegas, New, as the most prac- ticable means to protect the Imperial Valley in California, as well as to de- velop power. The chairman announc ed the hearing was held for the pur- pose of attempting to form a pact be- tween the states interested in the de Velopment of the river which would
 (Continued on Page Two)
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
BILL PASSED
 AFTER FIGHT
Senate Passes Post Office Appropriation Bill
 of $623,773,000

v WASHINGTON. Mar. 20.-The post office appropriation bill. carrying $623, ,775,000. was passed late today by the senate after a heated fight. The measure carries $63,309,000 more than as passed by the house, $50O00.- 900 of the increase going for federal highway aid
 The bill also carries provisions for restoring to service the New York vneumatic mail tubes and for contin- uing the New York to San Francisco air mail service. The vote on the tube amendment was 36 to 19. and came after a bitter attack had been made on the proposition by several Democrats. The $50.000,00O was ac- cepted by the senate without debate and without roll call.
 The fight centering around postof. flee appointments. originating early in discussion of the bill. resulted just before adjournment of the senate in the introduction by Senator Harrison Democrat. Mississippi, Of resolu- tion calling on the president to sup ply the senate with the number of executive orders he has issued re- moving postoffices from civil service classification. The resolution went over under the rules.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
WILL EVACUATE ALL U. $. TROOPS
 ON GERMAN SOIL
Weeks Declares All American Troops Will Be Out of
 Germany by July lst

WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.-All Am erican troops will be out of Germany by July 1 under orders issued by Sec retary Weeks today by direction oi President Harding. About 2,OOO or ficers and men are directly affected as the remainder of Major General Aliens command in the CobIenz bridge-head zone on the Rhine al ready were under home orders
 The announcement of the decision for complete American evacuation oi occupied territory in Germany was made by Secretary Weeks as his first act on return to the war depart ment from three weeks vacation in Florida. He added that the step was ordered in compliance with the poll cy previously announced of withdraw ing the Rhine forces as quickly as possible. It had no relation, he said to the wrangle in congress over fur ther reduction of the size of the army nor did 1t result from the correspond ence between the state department and the allied commissioners over the American demand for share In German reparations payments on ac count of the maintenance of troops in Germany.
 It was admitted at the war depart ment that the action of the United States in completely abandoning the Rhineland position might have some effect on the negotiations resulting from Secretary Hughes action in sut hitting a request that the United States receive al share in German reparations payments already made to cover maintenance of the armies on the Rhine. It was insisted, how ever, that the step was not a direct result of those negotiations, since complete withdrawal was forecast be fore the note calling attention to th' American bill, in excess of $241, ,000 900, on this account, was transmit ted.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-21
Senate Considers Financial
 Code; to Dispose of Measure

PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar. 2O.- The senRte, in committee of the whole, spent most of the day in considera- tion of the financial code. The meas ure probably will be disposed of to- morrow.
 The whole committee today recom- mended passage of the Goodell bill authorizing boards of trusteeh of schools to contract for the paving of streets upon which school property abuts. This can be done now only by submitting the question of paving to voters of the scnool district.
 Two resolutions were introduced in the senate, one by Senator Schleiner protesting against exhorbitant freight rates imposed upon Arizona shippers. The other was kby Senator Claypoot and urged congress to negotiate with Mexico for the cession to the United States of strip of northwestern Son ora along the Gulf of California, ad- hitting Arizona to deep sea priyil- eges.
 The house also spent most of the day in committee of the whole. Among bills disposed of by favorable recommendation were:
 Senate Bill 3S, providing for a spe- cial election at the time of holding the state primaries on the proposed