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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-27
W. {. I. L. Flower Day

The Clcmcntihe Weston w. {. T. I.
met Tuesday afternoon with MIS-
Jeanic Weller at her home, it being the
annual flower day and picnic. The
meeting opened with the vice presl-
dent. Mrs. Laura Dinsmore. in the
chair in the absence of Mrs. Eta La
cascc, the president. During the de-
votional exercises Mrs Mary H.
Bailey read the 91st psalm, the lad es
joining in the Lords prayer. The sec
rc'ary's report was presented by MIS-
Elizabeth Nelson and approved. The
committee in charge of the day was
Mrs Mary II. Bailey and Mrs. Emma
Williams. Mrs. Dnsmore appointed
a nominating committee for officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Miss
Louise II. Coburn, Mrs. Alice j Lang
and Mrs. Eugenia Merriam. \ paper
was read by Miss Coburn entitled
Forest and Garden in old Skowhe-
gan" and was much enjoyed by all
\ very interesting debate wds con
Quoted on the political question by
members Of the union relating to pro
hib ton. Mrs. Blanche NJ. Friend
smoke of the W. c. T. II. work In
Wellesley, Mass, whore She has beer
visiting, and told how Flower Day
originated through a cripple girl by
the name of Jennie Cassidy in honor
of her birthday 1t is Red Letter
day in W. c. T. T.. work. A socia
hour and picnic lunch was greatly
euinycd and flowers were sent to Tho
sick and shut-ins. The next meeting
will be held the last Tuesday in Sep
temher at which time the election Of
officers will occur. The place will be
announced later.
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W. H. whipple, secrs,,,- y
Wednesday, THURSDAY. 'I n.y., Tas
1915. Friday,
Pressure Isle-No Main.
o. l.. Donaldson, secr rlas ran
5-8. friday,
Readfield-lkennebec O.
E. E. Peacock, secro, oounty
wednesday el,y, Thursday, Oct M u
Richmond = Richmonrs' ma
Club, N, II. Shelton, secrs, fafI
day, Oct. 3. ''etary, 1
Intyre. ar W. VI
Salisbury Coyer-Edor A.,
Emery secretary, Wednesdss,rh y
day, Sept. 1874. '"'' Y
Sidney center-Sidney Ton.
c. S. Taylor, secretary 'OSa
Skowhegan-Somerset co..
s G. H. plummer, 'D ssa.I
Tuesday Wednesday, ThursS Sse'1
26-27-28. "u' Suay-
Solon-Solon Fair. Jos v)
secretary, Thursday, septrmhaa
Dec. 1929. '0"loe'|
South Bcrwick-S. Berwio,, j
Assn, r. E. Foss. secretsr,
day, Wednesday, THURSDAY
Springfeld-North Penohse,,
1. r. Averill, Prentiss, 1 ss']
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursda,
ST.. 'ua'
South Paris-0xford Comm.
W. o. rockingham, secreta,s
day, Wednesday. Thursday So.
IA.
South Paris-Western Main.
try Assoc, Monday, Tuesday. ",
day, Jan. Gil. !
South Windsor-South 10,
Fair, A. N. Douglas, secretary'
day, Tuesday, Wednesday. son,'
MISUNDERSTANDING CountyI
E. C.. Patten. secretary, nj
Wednesday. Thursday, Oct I0]
Union--North Knox Fair
Grinnell, secretary, Tuesday
nesday, Thurdsay, Sept. 1928.
Unity-Unity Park Assn.
Farwell, secretary, Tuesday, VI
day, Sept. SIS.
Waterville-Central Me F.a
NJ. Gilmore, secretary, Monday
day, Wednesday, Thursday. 4
Aug. 2S-Sept. /.
Winter Observation-Disclosures
day, Sept. /.
West Bethel-West Bethel 4
Fair, f. C. Smith, secretary
Wilton-North Arlington F,I
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worse by confinement, yet when they
are having tantrums and are threat
ening to destroy property or XIII
others or themselves, it seems neces-
sarv tn control them Their strength
is so great when in a rage that II
takes about six other people to regu-
late Them Every State which deals
with delinquent women meets this
TYNE No one knows as yet what is
host 10 do with them. The simpler
aud ouieter their mode of life, the
less rules they must live up to, the
loss dangerous they are Hospitals
for the insane will not usually re-
tain them, for between tantrums they
are moi insane at all. Their presence
in any institution is detrimental, for
their exc temcnt disturbs the repose
OF the whole group. The condition
being pathological, the patient her
self Is not really responsible for her
acts.
One such psychopath was seen al
the reformatory. This girl has spent
almost her whole life in institutions
and is not a desirable citizen, either
there or in the world at large. 1t is
for some state or some group oil
scientists to devise a method OF Living
unit of State care is provided for de
fectiye delinquents, special provision
can be made there for this exc table
and destructive type OF person whose
mentality approaches normal in Gun
ming and crafitincss but whose self
control reaches the other extreme
The need of permanent custody fol
mentally defective sex offenders viii
be clearer when it is stated that ont
woman in this reformatory claims t
have been the mother of II illigiti
mate children.
These matters are mentioned t
show that Reformatory work il
Man has to meet the same set
backs which are met in other states
that have had this class of institution
much longer. 1t is idle to delud'
ourselves with the idea that all wo
men offenders are reformable. Most
~ it may be sa Il that it is very diff
Gcult to change the habits of grow
| women. and unless they have quite
normal mentality and judgment, ant
fairly good dispositions the odds arr
against us.
Parole. There are some encour
aging cases among the better class
of women on parole. The absence o
the parole agent at the time of thu
inspection does not enable the in
spector to feature this side of th'
work at this time. Probably th'
paroled women would do ev3n bet
! ter than they do il the agent coult
give them more of her personal at
ten,ion. II parole work is to be car
ried on so extensively there should
/ be an adequate number of p1rol'
officers so as to give the wol lcn al
| the attention and encoura &c nen
they need The work Of fit n5 then
to 90 back into communities and Leaf
law abiding lives Is very importan
and shouli have financial support.
Needs and recommendations
!. Grading and planting
>. Repa rs to plasterins.
3. Interior painting.
4. Provision for outdoor sports.
5. \ plan for permanent custodla
care for Deceive dejnquents.
; 6. Industrial teacher and addition
al parole officer.
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Summer Train Schedule

Trains leave Skowhcgan at = % q.
m. 7 40 a. M, l. 10 p. M, 10 !.
m. week DAYS: Sundays at d 9o ,
Trains arrive n Skowhcgan at 1.lo
- M. 80 a. M. 800 p. m. and
$40 n. m. week days; Sunday ar
rives at II 90 a. m. Close conhee-
tons with Somerset Traction Trolley
line from Madison and Lakewood with
trains leaving Skowhegan at 1.4o a.
m, / 10 p. m. and 2.S5 p. nj. week
days and on Sundays at }. 80. Troll
Low connects with trains arriving in
Skowhegan at 40 a. m" ll'oo
M, 5 90 p. M, and $40 p. M week
DAYS and II 90 Sundays. lto0
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Needs anu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!. Grading and planting.
>. Repa rs to plasterins
8. Interior painting.
A. Provision for outdoor SPORTS.
5. \ plan for permanent custodial
care for Deceive delinquents.
6. Industrial teacher and addition
al parole officer.
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Nl,fal Nellls

Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliott is
her sisters in lIartland.
Miss Celia NJ. Packard has I'd
from a visit in Millinocket.
There will be fireworks at
wood next Tuesday night inst
the band concert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. ]
have returned from an auto
trip to West Falmouth,
Miss Agnes Labonte of p
arrived Tuesday night to vi
sister, Mrs. Damase Lafond
Jack Roaf is leaving Saturd
a two weeks vacation with h
ents in Newburyport, Mass
Mrs. C. A. Storer and litl|
Allan, are back at their homi
a visit with relatives in Corlll
Mrs. Nellie Lord of Saco, VI
been the guest of Miss Lizlii
and other relatives here has d
Pittsfield for a visit.
Mrs. Emma Nutting has 4
Orono and Bar lIarbor to vs.
her son Percy Nutting and her
ter, Mrs. James Gilfllan.
Mrs. Annie Washhurn Of n
Mass, Is visiting with J. {. ON
family. Ed Berry of Dexter ~
week end in the Oliver family
Mrs. X. c. Woodland, form3
Skowhegan, but lately OF N
was in town yesterday. She a
Woodland are tenting at Lake
unsett.
Mrs. Manic Dayey of m
town, Mass, accompanied "
Mrs. George Dayey OF I'atll ~
hogan by automobile to yislt v
formers father on Madison ~
The Pythian Sisters met al
tago of Mr.. and Mrs. James
on the east shore of Lake we
sett yesterday for a Plchie
other pleasure incident to ID
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles =
Wakefield, Mass, who have
'tingin Hallowell were in Sha1
the later part Of the week
man is a former resld'h'
place.
Rev. and Mrs. Theodore i
Wilson and little daughter
| Johnsbury, Vt. who have DC
as the guests of Mrs. Wilson
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Elmer L
have departed.
The Business and Pfol %
Womcn's Club met at the wv.
Dr> Julia Nay Kincaid on fa ~.
Bay yesterday where they p pau,
ed in a picnic suppor ana g ,.s
festivities of the occasion WIN
atre party at Lakewood
Rev. Stad Stairopolos OF - =,
was in town Sunday ana MV',
christen Irene. little dansr.. -,
and Mrs. Athos Hulares' A% an
large number of guests ,' mi.
are mentioned elsewhere IN i, 'a' 4
were C.. W. Church ana Lula
of Lewiston.
Among the local people ", "
~ Fairgricves Bay for Noc', "a
Mr.. and Mrs. ] D. Syinon. .h a
ily. Mrs. Lena +. Wen'wo, w.,
Allan Wentworth, MIR ana w." wa
whitney. Mrs Grace h It yor,
Miss Bessie Gilman OF Ne" M
Mhitnevs plan TO remain -
until August 10.
Mr. and. Mrs. L. H. A'' MI
daughter. Marguerite WIZ VII CON.
Mrs Hiram Eigelow ana ,I,od ID
ter. Of Norridgewock' mo'" o,lI 4
Ger Sunday afternoon To ',o on vh|
and Mrs. Florian le ,,,,. nd
young son arrived fr" n,o Va
weighing sig. pounds d na'"'
Florian, Their third child
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Egrshells are too valuable to the
poultry raiser for him to burn them
or throw them away. If crushed and
added to a maHh, they will supply the
material with which the hens may
make more eggsheils. However, it is
always we'll to beat them up quite fine
before, feeding, so the fowls won't
recognize them and thus contract the
egg eating habit.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-04-20

z, og ala,1iul 4af oenne 9berens-
fonlt fal traoe i Graft Iige efter bet-
|tc 9ofunents Rdti iffiifatio1. De Do
|rige alanjuler tr9ber Strait die
bIiffelig.
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Set toges for gibet, at Sobieterne
bill anerfienbe oet garnle Gegimes
@jel0, men oct paapeges;; at BET bill
blibe aIoeles urnuligt for oem at be,
tale sen. 8ieloen til Sranfrige ale,
ne. er $4,000, ,0Do,0oo @uIor,tb1er.
st Moratori1,m bliber 6erfor n66ben-
oigt:. gerfom De alliereoe forlunger
arigserItotning fra Hrslan6, maa
!fuslan0 forlange gritatninJ for Sen
gfa6e, iom blep anrettet af aolcbaf
oa 8rangel.
Otter to ftormfuIbe Gage uoen ao-
get alnorligt ubelo begDnoer oet at
ie ITO, ion1 ON 8ren.ierminiiter 2loDo
George og Rremierminiiter Gaeta,
3cnfereniens 9rpfi6ert, er iitan6 til
at noiebne oen Strib, Tom er op-
(Sortfnttes pnu 2ben Gibe.)
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By nnrlaDt at Gyklnt1.
Srpinston, ST., naiteu iepnet meb
Sorben. Sire brebte ilere iapnes,
trebiDe iaarebe.

Gentralia> ST., 17oe april. Sire
ct 6p6e, flere iabnes og 80 er fpelte=
Sc efter en- Chiffon, Ser praftiIf talt
iepneoe srbington, ST.. meo SSor-
,oen ioag, ifslge Meloinger mootaget
ber ober {terft ramponereoe Eelegraf-
oa Selefonlinier.
Gtornaen traf 2a,1bsbpen, rtebeus
Snbbpegerne JOB, fort fer ST. 3 ON
Worgenett.> Suite itprteoe iamlnen og
begrapeoe Mel,1efer og Der bar en-
frDgteltg SpItanbelie og SSammer.
.Storme1 bareoe bare ,1osle faa Ri=
Eltter, men Set regner fren1beleS, ida
set er banifelig at bialpe. 5fltr bleD
burtig bpgget for at bllie abinoer og
ggrn.
ga BET begpnote at lDsne ON Mor-
+eene,1, begDnote man at lebe /, &r=
inerne efter oe labnebe. 5iplp bleb
burtig let6t fra nerligeer0e Ste6er,
-iaale6es fra @iblep Moltnt 8ernon
og gentralia.
sSsrpington er en- 2anosbp paa ca.
#250 ssnobpggere, 6 Mil Ienoenfor
fer.
Sgiaa NaIbpi1le, ST., narfeoe
5torme,1, Ger BRIO ne6 Selefol1itol.
per og Srpr paa @a0erne Der.
Chicago Sen 176e Mpril. Siolig
irnerges inolpb Ser Meloinger on1 at
Ell Sorna6o boboe ramnet @alnl1t
Sill, en- 2an6sbD me6 100 sSn6bDg.
gere, iarnt 2a,1osbpen 5boofnille fort
efter Mi6nat. Nnrnere Splpsrin-
ger ON Storlnen ct lite nobtaget og
man beo i11tet ON Sab af Menneife-
lip og gien6om
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@rnifltprfiife arig sienpptaset.-

WrR1f-fgrftlte Hrg gtenDptnget.-
Mtben ben 15be Mpril. Gie11ofigbe=
oerne rnelein @referne og Sc tprfiife
Nutionaliiter 2iuealien er gienopta-
get / itgrre 5fala ero tioligere ipaar
ifslge ct aoul1nunife i6ag fra Gene
raj gopoulas, gbefen for De greife
Gropper. 4onnnunifeet, Ser er oa-
teret 12te Npril, beretter:: uBaa
afiltn aarabisiar. .Gronten angreb en-
.fie11otlig gtprfe poa 900 Monb be.
bebnet 1neb artilleri bore 2i11ier
oet ip6lige afi11it ilnorges. aunrpen
bareoe it1otil Often. Sier1oen bar If
fe iitanb til at naa ct eneite af fine
Waal og blep mot tic at retirere ON
Nftenen efter at babe Ii6t meget ftore
gab. Sore Cub pnr llbetpoelige.
@eG Gormaefs gte1nme Mifa6t.
Retp Sort, 17oe April. Sobn Mc-
.Gormacf bill bIibe iltnn6 til at fpnge
lao goot fon nogeniin6e f6r bar Sen
opn1lntrenoe Giterretning fra ben
Eersn1te irffe Sangers Eager ioiten.
ge erHnre6e, at 8riief1 bar ober-
ftaaet.
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gfnoe paa ca. So, ,00O, 600 bill blipe
anreftet af 5lomn1en fra Misiisfippi-
og Big Nu6op- 6lo6erne Der / 9i-
itriftet in6en irnorgen aften ifplge ct
SSnerilag af &bomas Gunn 8Dg.
1ingsinge11isr for 99n,11ingsoiItrif-
tet, ser baboe befaret ggnen Otter,
miooag.
8eGrostotpn, ST., 166c Mprif.
storn me6 boloion1 Bino ra1ebe
9earostoun ieien iaften og. true6e
meo at ltanie @asberH. Ser bor
bolot uo i to Tiger. Set eleftrife
Sps fra aeofl1f, sssa., fl1ngerebe bare
neo Mellemr1n1. Spiieia1en en-
Reltaltrant bar Set eneite Cub neoe
/ 8Den, Ser life ftoo unoer 8ono
ioag.
Cole Greet =Denningen, oer beifpt,
ter 10000 Meres 9beoelauo tbers=
ober Glooen fra 8eorostonn, ioigteoe
ioag og 8anoet foslebe giennem Sen
75 Daro lange Mabning % tog fire
laoeoe Sernbaneboene meb Jig. gol-
timore & Sbio-8onen git ober Gent
ningen og @rbeioere bnpbe itrebet /
oagebis for at bierge Sen. ssarmer-
ne baboe facet &ariel og tom fig
Slfferbeo, men n1auge &reaturer om=
Tom. en- SSernbanepogn blep reDet
meo Ell balb Mil af 5trenmen.
ebicago BEN 17oe 9lpril. Gtorme
og Slomme n6en Sibeitpffe / oe libItc
(sSortiRttes bun 26eu Gibe.)
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DE alllprrnfa 6Jwln.
Stpr6ritannien bill begbn6e lluber.
banblinger ON @efnnberine. ST,
fienber Cffupationsfrabet.

@oibington ben 12te Mpril. Stor-
britannien bor meobelt lloenrigsoe-
parten1entet, at Set er rebe til die
bliffelig at begp1oe unoerbanolir-
GET ON Mefunoering af ben allierebe
&ielo poa $t1, ,OO0,000,o00 atil 6e
6orerteoe Stater, Heb ser offieielt op-
lpIt i6ag.
9e onbre Nationer bill life bebirfe
|negen Sorfinfelie l1roerba,r6linger=
a1e, 90 goriifringer beron ollereoe
rar erbol6t fra 5ra11frige, gelgien og
estalien, b1eb Set fogt, 8epreiertnn-
ter for 5torbritannie11 bentes 1ib I'M
ben en- Maaneo % Nepraientanter
| for anore Nationer Itrar efter Ser
er Segn til, at 6e Sorene6e 5tater og
5torbritanrie1r, De to itore &re6itor-
1latiener, bill faa 1amn1en / timber
banolingerne moo etbbert 5ori6g fra
oe anore Magters SIDE poa at annul-
lere Giplben.
@aibington, lite Aprif. l1oen.
rigsn1iniiter Sugbes rno6tog ibag
gjernem 4mbas1aoer Sarpep / 2on-
fon en- Note fra lloenrigsnlinHter
E2oro Gur5on, ser erflpreoe, at Stor-
britannier lite l1n6er nogen Smitpn,
higReber bnifeoe at beItrioe oe Sore.
|neoe Staters Hettigbeber / arapet paa
8etaling af l1ogifterne meb oen ame.
rifanife 9ffl,pationsarme beo Nbi-
,len. 9aab u6taltes ON, at Mi6ler
riloe bliDe fun6et til 4fgiprelie at De
enerifanife 4rab inareit nltlig. Sen
brittle &egiering rnberbanolebe n1eo
SSranfriges og 8elgiets Regieri,.ger
for at finbe SEN befper1melte Maaoe
at mebe De amerifanife 4rab paa.
-l1oenrigsniniIter Sngbes ie,16te ie-
nere en- Note gienneln Nmbasiaoer
@arbeb til Set brittle lloenrigsoepar-
tement lt6talenoe i'm @l96e oper 2oro
Gi1r5ons Sfribelie og 9aab ON, at De
LII L 1.fS
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stpr gfeiietrafif til 11blanbet,

SIuI JtetielluIu III 1tUluAot@.
8aIbington Sen 13be april. Rerio=
uer, Ser bill beigge europa, bl1roe /
goo sio iage Deportenrentet om 9as,
erflprebe l1oenrigs6epnrtemen
ifag, ioet 6et fpaaeoe, at antalIet af
Meifenoe til europe / 6e l1Rfte 8ar
Moaneoer bil6e bIipe ftgrre ems paa
iarge anr. 8asanlpgningeneg An-
tai fttger, befie116tgioroe gepnrte=
|nlentet og Set regneoe, at 19, 900 8as
|pil6e blibe nbiteot oenne Maaneo.
gtigninge1t begpnote Miote1 of Sc
brltar og bar lioen fortiat
Sangeren Mcgormaef ppereret
isien. Stem gorf ben 15oe april
Gen bersmte genorianser Sobn DC
gornloef, Der bar bprd nIporIig fpg
|af en- &o1slioelie, ltnoergif tent iong
en- M Speratiol1 paaerlno at ptifta-
|sel1oe aanoe1eh4 iaeoe en- bulletin
|uofteot al bans 2ager. Sen sore
Gel af bans gDeIg bIep aabnet. go1l-
|geren baboe tilbragt en- bbileIss Rat.
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sptten Mars sparepenge itiaalet,

Sbtten Mars Sparepenge itiaalet.
Misioula, Wort., 17oe 4pril. Gus
griefion bleo plDn6ret for $4,000,
| ion1 Fan baboe opiparet | 6e.t7 aar,
ban bab6e b9ret SeftionsforHanb
paa Rortbern Baeifie,8anen. Grief-
| Jon bar fine Sparen1ibler / ct Henge-
bGlte. Sc inbbefatte6e 2snniltgs=
cbeefer for be =li6ite ire aar, 4ontanz
ter og Gribeosobliea griefion
blep operfalot af to Mer6, So bnn
git for at tnnbe en- Stuitcbla1npe /
Herrnn. Rsberne bebol6t bare &on-
tonterne og faIteoe bef gbecfe og
Gbligationer, Ser fenere blep fl1noet.
gricflons 5ilitano liges at bore fri.
tilt.
Gritatninasfpb fpbrssmaalet. Baris
SEN 13oe Mpril. 9DiHanos Rrab paa
en- Gora1l6ring De aIlierebes Gritnt-
11ingsfrab, 1on n1eo6eH EN- Rote fro
Birtbs Gegiering, bleb afilaaet i6ag.
4e a1liereoes Grftatnings gsfenmisfion
beiluttebe at faitbolbe iine ti6Iigere
arap, oeriblanot ct 5orffog ON q
inore tpf 2aan paa 60 Mflliar6er
@ulon1arf iaut allieret 9beropinn
oper bisie tpife 6inanier.
Snbiif Asitator bbmt. gombap,
Snoien, ben Lite april. Or. Mab-
rnuo, sefret9r for6 eentrale 9aIi-
fotfonite, e blebet o6mt til ire Maa.
neoers 5nneid.
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gu1.Hkl1nHhrtalittu.

Gnn @runo af ben operoroentlig
EIope Bris paa Winneapolis 9iberbe
,non bi itrengt boIoe paa 1en @egel,
at gIooet betaIes 5orifllb. Nbresfe-
ist su biier oItio, til bpiIfe1l Dag
al hetalt, og bbis oerfor Sor-
,ts~. onnelnentet lite er mob.
taset 1as> Muoneoens l1oeans, biz
her bebfommenoe Mbonnent itr6get.
Genne Regel bIiper }treret oberbolot
lige oberfor alle Abonner,ter lloe1
Sorffiel.
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Knl-Strrihf,t.
sietsfprtnb aofrM wet girsinia
npb Toribg paa at Ipffe Ar6ei-
bsre til at ftreife.

bsresta at ftreife.
BaIbington, ABE Mpri1. vGp-
muntren6e 8egipenbeoer1 i 4uIitreif-
gituationen Meb melat tn Braiioent
Sarbing ioog af SuIiitsn1iniiter
IGa,tgbertp.
Ter er Segn til, at Der gisres
4nitrnngelier Be forifieuiee Sell
ter for at faa @rubearbeioerne oe
@ru6eeierne ianumen til gilnggelie of
tsfreifen," iagbe GnugbTtp efter en-
langparig aouferens raeb Braiioe1.=
ten.
gbarleston, %. Ba., ben 15oe
April. gommer 8eorge B Meglin=
| tis af oe Soreneoe Stnters 9iltrifts-
| RET ubItebte igaar to Iniolertibige
gletsororer til gntbeosmpnb og Meo-
lernn,er al l1nite9 Mine 8orfers of
ameriea i Nep 8iber aulfeIt ga-
Leigh og Sapette gountper. gioen
gaonoas bar gor4mer Meg g1nltie mi
l1olteot ire 8etsforbao / SerbiuoeIie
nleo auIItreifen. S begge 8etsor-
orer. iauar blep eesohn 8. 2etpis,
l1niteo Mi,1e @orfers' Brniibent,
Inebnt. S ben enc Hetsorbre bliber
cgiaa ct 4lrlfompani ran1Het. 9ette
bor fanbiprligbis i'm aariag /, at
aonlpaniet bar inofasIeret 5agfor-
eni1tgsfpntingentet fra Qrbeioerne
,:n6er ugbeefoff" =SDltemet. S beg
| ge 9etsorbrer forbpbes afboloelien
faf Mnsien1eoer. og 5ngforeningsor-
gnniiatorer forbD6es at giere noget,
Ser biI bepage Arbeibere til at for1abe
IGrl1berne. ct Bllnft i ben enc Netsz
erore bfeb ogiaa opfattet }om ct 6or<
bno moo at lobe eller Dbe 8iIfan6 til
gra1beorbeioere, tfalo Sc Tttter fig
It'll 5dgforeuingen.s
Ssnoianapoas. tToe April. Zen
fanospeibe allli1ren Ser mi er i i'm
treble ltae, bill nau ct fritiif Sfaoi.
INN inoen 30 Sage, erflare6e Sag
lforeningsle6ere Der ioag.
Ser er sienfpnlig t1tgen l1biigt til
ele6lnfelig .SSnoirioen fra 8egierin-
gems SIDE og 8enoepunftet / 4ampen
|bil blibe naaet, in6en en- Maaneh til
er gaaet, bleb BET fagt. : @rubear-
beiberne. bill 90 bloc, on, set er Inf
feoes oen1 at bin6re De iffe-1t1ioniie.
re6e Rulfelters Hrohuftio11 tilltraf-
felig til at iifre Dem Seir. @rubeei=
ernie bil 6a ni6e, ont Be bin6er fin
aa1np for at afifaffe set certrale
aonfurrencefelt iom 8aiis for lln-
loerbanolinger. Minore sssnoultrier
bill trltes af 4ulmangel.
8rubeeierne paaltaar, at Troouf-
| ttionen Sc iffe=u1,toniiereoe 41,lfelter
Ier hilfrebsifillenbe. @rnbeorbei6erne
| tiger, at 6en bol6er paa at ipnfe 1tt1-
Der Set baglige abantum al SOC, 900
Cons, Ser blep prooueeret / Streifens
f6rfte l1ge.
8obington ben f7be 4pri1. Gen
nnberenoe 4ulitreif bar it16ifrenfet
al1lproouftionen 1neget mere eno un-
| Ser ben ltore 4ulitreif 1919, ifb1ge
officie1 Spgabe fra be Gorene6e Sta,
ters geologiife Opn1aalingsbRien S
Igtreife1ls to isrlte Tiger er produce
1et 8, 3,t93, 600 Cons Sui moo $3.50, :
1000 Cons oe to ferite Tiger at Strei.
fen / 1919.
The New York herald., 1922-07-03
HYLAN'S BODYGUARD
GETS $500 REWARD
Mayors Brother-in-LoU As
sisted in Finding JeUeIs.

Irving 4. O'Hara, brother-in-law and
bodygudrd CT Mayor Hylan, has received
S2,536. 1t was learned yesterday. as a re-
ward for his part in the recovery Of
ss75,o0 worth OF the 1866. 900 worth OF
jewelry that was stolen in May. 1919.
from Mrs. Regina r. V. Millhiserl OF
Richmond, Va. while she was stopping
at the Hotel Biltmore.
Announcement Of the payment OF the
reward was made by Edwards, Murphy
e. Minton. 26 Liberty street, attorneys
for Mrs. Millhiser. Detective Sergeant
James F. Mccoy received sum equal to
O'Hara's. The total amount said to
have been paid out In rewards Is ss,257.
For more ;hsn year after the jewels
were stolen Detectives O'Hara, Mccoy.
Gegan and Herman worked on the case.
James +. Foy who was a room clerk
at the Bltmore Wien the jewels were
stolen. was arrested in June, 1920.
ri AIDED guilty and was sentenced by
Judge Malore in Genera. Sessions to
fifteen years in prison. The detectives,
working With several firms OF jewellers
and with the American jewelers. Asso-
citation in New York. recovered s275.000
o. the stolen jewelry. out OF the s10.-
900 reward offered by Mrs. Mi.lhiser
sS25 has gone to the police pension fund
and 81 .23S 20 the police relief fund.