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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
,n,. cuIcks-nIInnE IsLANn

LOW Hill Farm Is Tor Sals II Iu-
t"rested, see W f. Hilton. Norih An-
zH1 4W7'
HABY CHICKS--RHoDE ISLAND
Reds. healthy. vigorous ones t9a1 i've
and crow if given "A chance. From
Gue strain of early layers that puY
hir profits when eggs are high. Ilatehes
every twelve days until mid-June. start
With rood chicks Prices very reason
ahle Protect your fruit trees and
arons with Pug Death Aphis and ncW
American BrautY- knapsaek buster
IRIS a great combination. Write me
George II. French. Turner, Maine. W.
NORRIS CHAIR AND a ROCKER
Both in good condition. Mrs II =
sheridan. \. T.. Phone H. Eff
TWO YEAR OLD JERSEY NIL.
registered. King Philip Of KYLE Farm
sired by Sir Andrews Lord EaSdoa
Dam Sir Andrew Fogis Lily Moor
Marking solid color, dark tongue aud
switch. Reasons for selling. short of
hay Mountain View Farm, Mercer
care of 7. \ Hodgdon, y +. Tel 5-22.
MAINE REGISTER. COMMONLY
spoken of as the Maine Year Book
Complete business directory of the
state 1920-21 edition. ono copy
only. Sent postpaid. subject 10 ap-
proval 5oe. Observation-Disclosures
Co. tn
ONE 1915 MODEL FORD TOURING
car in good running condition. over
hauled last spring. Equipped with
shock absorhers demouniahle rims.
FIVE good tires and ueW radiator
Price $125. Cash p. l.. Golf. bingham
Farmers Tel S-2-10. 1Wis
.BAnGAIN ~ THREAD-sHrTTLE
Bohbins seconds average about 80
Yards each assorted eolors. - for -
cents. coin preferred postpaid. Eva
l.. Webster, Caratuuk, Me. 4Nl'
V-RAY INCUBATOR AND X-RAY
Brooder, 1bo egg size. lsed one sea
son. Ernest 3. Buswcu, North An
son. 4w7t
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. HANDY no
WOODEN mills Electric lights city
water and flush toilet \ bargain il
taken soon. Inquire Of &. l.. Rund-
lett, - French St. SkoWhegan. iWI'
DRY HARD STOVE WOOD. &. T..
Smith, 800 Madison Ave, opposite car
barn iW1+
F0uR GOOD GRADE Cows-HOI-
STEIN. Jersey md Guernsey. one just
freshened; others To frrshen between
now and March. y l.. Amazeen, r.
=. u. :, Skowhegan. Farmers phone
12-13-10. 4w7'
ONE AMERICAN DRAG SAW OUT
FIT. 6. +. clough. Lakewood, Madi-
son. r L = !. SwG
nILLIsTIN OARD-NtpY NEAT
aud substantial construction. lust the
think for sidewalks display, for retail
store or for making public announce
monts anywhere. Would cost $500 To
build; viii sell for $200 Il. r. Patton.
tf6
THE INDEPENnE NT-RFP0RTER.
Itoclland Courier Gazette, Madison 3ul-
lrtin. Portland Press Herald tdailN)
And lIuulton Times are. for sale by The
Ames Novelty News Company. tf6F
COOK STOVE AND PARLoR STOVE.
both i'm good condition Mrs, Frank
llaYeocE, 10 Cedar ST, Skowhegan tfG
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MEAnnM nnook EAn1L-l.n --.u1..

MEADOW BRoaK FsR1I-1so .eurs
handy to schools. chueh,s. ana ores
S5 acres in moving aud tIas. ball.
anre IN pasture aud wood lud. r.ti-
mated 500 cords pulp. ON iHz8#l.,5
sugar naples. 5n0 cords b.if,1s5oo1
several thousand pine. 50 appIl fr.rss
In,onse rooms e9i'"F; ,1ei'paan'. = II u
it%,5.., &C. "a a.a 'ppi,,"ll 52fS's
noo5 a., 6oor 5s,d ,.ld,, '5a '.'i P3,S9
,1aa w. anI - lhiS
Mi and one milo fro' NJ IN .3W
ineten' Maine. win
ctRIIsY ,ECnN \oIS4.~.#,, ,,,,,#,,...,,,
i'm 6rei clasg ea,,d,.5... - -
paImnrd l. UlI5f"a, I'9,
oNr eXpIIEns ,,i,,,.,,,,,..
EAroR 50-rpg ,ai5a5.ii,.' y
milr1, Jersey ra4.. a5aa ~ Nv
lnr coal stovc -, w Zoo P'f
p ~ + - Xo si.o,, - -, ,.5eIand:
pbone ca 90 ~
ti'f
For SALE-B tRGAIN ~ \ Will
located house and stable in Sl>nNhea.an
out of town, ". ". Creation Agency.
2"o Madison Ave. lw9'
sMPITI PREMIER TYPEWRITER.
| VIII do very pbod work. r1rl rnItis,
Skowhegan. tfaeond.
MUST SELL At oNCE tn0ur rs
Il. &. White WYandn3io nfli.fs with
few hens. Also is BARRED Rod, hens.
$l60 each. Three pufcbrcd White w
andottc rooSters. 81 oaeh Thirty
+ White WYandottcS ready "a ave car,,s
from. extra good Layers, s. carh. Mrs.
Walter LOOMS. Athens 2Wgt
. ,
s. ~. ., ''itN'a - ONE YEAR
t -; ~ nuli anu oH' ta,i ~ months old.
w ~ eHrhahEf lof Nhlir plymouth
, ,roth 10y ~ OF f'Gil5l'rea "Wes. any
P''eo' NaI''f A. ill1l"H. Athens
INV
HUICk SIN. 1920 Moni,I ,.oon
condition. RIM 9n0O mill, ,,nI NJ,
sell quick Mrs. IsdVnrd ,.rs re
North street SEo,,bre,,n Tf,5.l,.',,''
1911 or o3i-3
iispI1hEEo nAnRED ROCKS. /
-" "c'4 WY oftahi'le 10 purchase
p'H VI .n1se IalnotE hird% direct
I"iIl NF ARK ana ShaIl b" pleased
~ 9u"'e prices ON eggs or daN old
I,,. ~ on request. noWfNrr II he
m99N'S YOU !" oracr carly - ih" supply
furnished If requested. Mr. Ethel IN
derWood. North tihesferA lille Maine.
.GMt ~ ~ M
- ....u..z
Grand G'i.'no f,''ioa $50 ,'.,'i,N NJ
~. NJ. ~ 81 tyss.N. -, ~
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LING bull and one calf eiX months old
VIII exchange for White Plymouth
Rock fowls or Registered owes, any
breed. Walter \. Hilton Alhcns
iANHe
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WESIn nnoTtttns CAnI>'


ITrand T'lln0. TrToe .Hl50. Wriic M
phoue Mrs. Ida r;.t Mofre. pineham.
Farmers Phone l5-tl1; 4W9
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LMRsEY COW. EREsnHNs I.Asr OLE

N1fch- Rcason Tor sollma. .hort Of
lay. Ona l.. Harrington Nofridge-
Week r Ed =. Tel 27-2o. 1N10s
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The Ladies' Social Circle Of the NJ
T.. Church viii meet aithi Mrs VIC.
Lord OF Leavitt street next Welnes.
day. afternoon. March Is at the usual
time
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

AsoLI<4: ENGINE. HORSE pow.

good h0N- r. ]. I30UIlNrd7 II summer
81. SkoWhcgan. \. H. Phone ST..
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Z overland Model 80 Dodge car 1920.
g.. $ casweu, SKowhegan. \. l.. phone
Itl-HI til.
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GUMMED TAPE IN n

have for sale gummed paper tape. so
called, three inches wide in rolls CON
vcnient FOR doing up packages for the
mail or express and required by the
American Express Company for certain
containers. Price $105 per roll indie
pendent Reporter co. tf36F
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nANIn nARIIER.S PnENIs

me CuId. viii call unYwhere.
HARRY Nelson. ~ Pleasant st. Skowhe-
gan. tflsc
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good condition; chairs; one good couch
and several cheap ones, y few pieces
Of cheap carpets; some eenter tables;
ono Clarion cook stove; Two good heat
inc stoves some lamps; dishes and
other articles Of household furniture.
\ lot OF repairs for coal aud wood
stoves. + NJ Kinds, ii Main 81
#,,t,. baaYu oU,tof
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
BEING \ LICENSED AGENT TO

'EINE Or1NTs Tor Nursery stock, will
be pleased TO answer INQUIRIES in re-
card to same Fairfield Williams,
Madison. 16w41'
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Everyb0dy's COltl1111l
+*+.s
SMALL FARM For SALE-WT

Low Hill Farm Is for sale. IT Iu-
t"rested, see ". f.. Hilton, %orih An F
z.n. w.
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DIMENsIoN LuMnER. DELIyEREn
CnYsTAL nEAnACnn pnwn1

anywhere in Skowhegan. Fred r. Cox,
Hanover ST, Town. y. T.. Phone 1881.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
,en,,ts Guam AND A ROCKER
r,,a wan OLD JERSEY mil.

Both in good condition. Mrs. II -
Sheridan. X t.. Phone 1l1-2. tfiF
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OVercOHts. zig drop In prices. Can
save you money. f. NJ. Ames, Care of
E II. Morril. 20 Court St, Skowhe-
gan. Tel 141-2. tf50
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5000 lb. work horses together with
double harness, whiffle trees, chains and
neck yoleS. Omer Beaulieu, Bush st.
S>owhegan n. Il. Tel 114-22 tf47
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courflHrn HOUSEHOLD FIuNt-

II ItE' m inst eIaSS conditI0n. lnuuirc
ut Is Maple st. VIII be at place of
s1le 1874 North Ave- Saturday aud Mon
GAY afternoons until goods are sold.
Mr. Laura Beaulirr ITO
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

Robbins. seconds, average about 50
yards each. assorted eolors. - for -
cents. coin preferred. postpaid. Eva
l.. Webster. Caratunk, Me. 4N1t
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COS ron MATCHING. III


7lNluE sIfam L. |. I}eds and Barred
re- Is. Il eggs Sian postpaid. Lynne
w Greene. lartlaud Il L u /. 1Wlht
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

E'aHH'eld. NotridreVoclI. etc. wauteG
D. Enu have "a volume give description
a|i price or srnd ou approval Il l.
l'.tfeu tfiF
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
la0 ACnE EARM IelLLA nNI IrrEn


ONE FORDSON TR ACTOR WITH
pillow and wood cutter. Three horses
with harnesses. one COW, one set BOB
sleds and two horse long sled spring
tooth harrow and heavy express wagon.
Jno. II. Moore, SkoWheean. r I u :.
4MS*
HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS WITH STABLE
wood shed, electric lights. Ct square
rods OF land and wagon shed. Inquire
AT independents Reporter Oilice. IT'S
MYERS Pt NI--EQi IPPED no
work AS ordinary pump or force pump.
Would cost Sill Good as new, viii
sell for $500. II. n. Patten. tfS
ADDING MACHINE. FREE TRIAL.
RuY II if you like it. Original price
So. VIII sell fOr IS. ~ Independent
Reporter Co. SkowheGan tfs
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

u. MINDS OF PLANING. SAVING
- I-##l .f# - Hear American Wool
"s=sH- limp carts sieds. axle
20 ##'UI#r OF al kinds GA hand tf1
DfzAILorINC AND FINISHING ron
A'.#s Hsf.E and promptly done ut
H.- #aH studio 81 Water 81. SHOW
H'.s#=l $500. T~cHty-fouf hour ser
HH..# I-.#HF modern device known 10
- - tr##==. ira Ie used !n fhis studio.
#as ~ i y44r film. here. II
Old NoNG BOOKS WANTED FOR
~ Hsta fublic Library. Especially
Ties H"#Hsf Nc &ot Songster." ANY
sl-a-s fr =asu'ar songs and ballads OF
e.t.HH aa's a.'a or without words VIII
b. aalrezIs'ea. Mr.. Marie Elise
iIa=- ras# hogan tf6
IfANE YoUR FILMS DEVELOPED
aud printed at T.. Il. Hussey's. Bing-
h-H# ~ work promptly finished at
.,aaaHalts prices Calendars made
s-"n s"-f e"n INNS. sw3'
TtkE NOTICE-IF YoU WANT
s".sa a"aa ."ed and sawed right. call
3H' A..O4aEftc. - French street. |
= N. J.. @lRa 20 90 anywhere in Somer-
=.t counts. Ip Job TOO large. or 'too
sWaIH tH work guaranteed satisfac-
t"r* - ie7 'uanle prices. Also ! am
rnHds= ~ - 1"b work Of any kind. Tele-
HlnHa aaabsr 49,. l3W2'
HONEY. DARK BuCKwHEAT Ex-
fItAt1TED postpaid within 4th postal
znHe= s. lh#. {iao. 10 lbs, s. &c. Dis
euIa. an barge lots. Roscoe +. Nix
spA. h.ut f.. Dundee, New York. l4wl'
HAVE ron SALE FORD Truck
Overland Model 80. Dodge car 1920.
j.. 5. tasWeU, SkoWhegan. :. l.. phone
Itl-fI til.
WOULD YOU WRITE A WEALTHY
I.,tt= grip Stamped envelope please.
lillian Sproul. Station II. cleveland,
Ohio. 25w51'
SETH PHOTO sTUDIo-v0Ua
rhoto on Post Card. Finished willis
you wait. Developing and printing.
IIi"h grade amateur work. Twents-
four hour service. Telephone zSs-~.
Skowhegan. tfSx
TXpEwnITING AND GENEmAn
StenograpEy work. We are 30 situAt-
ed that we can do n limited amoaAs
Of custom typewritinE and stanokra-
phic work. Independent Reporter CO.
! Skowhegan. tfxa
ADDING MACHINES TO RENT &1es
day, s. 90 Il week, $500 a month
These rates do not include packing or
transportation. independents Reporter
90. tfaa
TYPEWRTTERs TO RENT on sVss
sale on the installment plan. L Q
Smith and other makes. Independents.
Reporte" -. tfsa
WANTED SHOES TO REPAIR-sEND
us your repairing by parcel post. They
I viii be returned to YOU in "a hours
q. - -. Guss pooler * Son, Skowhs-
gan. tf1s
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There will be no meeting Of the
Pioneer Past Nqble Grands Associa-
ton next Monday afternoon as the
members wish 10 attend town meet
ing. Time and place of the next
meeting will be announced later.
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mnnen MMIGnING nEr,.rI.N 1

4Rd I7'0 los. gopd dfiver or Worker
~ Nil trade for second hand Ford
car Inquire OF Box SO. Y. Y. PORT
landss lVfas
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> II. T., new, drive l. r. motor boat.
Steve F'reyc, - Wcf Front street.
SkoW hogan. gNN*
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

and bath. electric lights. large level
lot X. II. Pattcn, Skowhegan. tf2g
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1921 MODEL F0RD--BEEN nv
] 700 miles. All equipped and starter.
No cash needed. Warren swain
SkoWhcPan. tr9
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Ad'eriistmrnfs IN those columns . nse
lines inserted ono" for 30. soc
With order. iaeh additional fjse r.. In computing
lines reckon =" nternge of ssords stamps taken.
~ not paid In advance, Ioc additional IL charged
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

ON new milch. Fred Freeze, 81
Madison Ave, Skowhc%an. IT'S
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aud substantial construction. lust the
think for sidewalks display, for retail
store or for making public announce
moutS anywhere Would cost $500 10
build; viii sell for $200. r. r. Patton.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

1911 FORD TOT RING CAR. GOOD
running order Ineno oVerhauled
l3st spring New rear end last fJ)l
and good shoes. prirc $50 or viii
exchange for stock q II. EoWe1.
Athens X T. -. i&Ht
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SMITH PREMIER TNprN, HITTER.


VIII do Very gbod work. c'.rl curtis.
SkoMhegan. lraennd
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SETH PHOTO STU

.hoto on Post card. Finished willis
you wait. Developing and printing
fIigh grade amateur work. Twentr.
four hour service. Telephone zEs-~
Skowhegan. tfs2
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WE HAVE THE BEST RADIA'


3200 lbs. Wen matched and extra
nice working team. Henry II. Reed
East Madison, p. o. address, Skowhe-
gan /, L y 4. tao
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TWO FARMERS TELEPHONE

shares. instruments. one desk and one
wall set. +. .. Further, Middle ST.
SkoWhCgan trl
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

of balcd straw due to arrive here. about
March - from ohio.} -~LeaVc your or
0rns for prompt delivery ON arl@~a4
Ir car lWl0
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

WOODEN mills Electric lights. city
water and flush toilet. y bargain il
taken soon. Inquire of 4. H. l,und-
lett 3 French St. SkoWhrgan. iW7'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
NoIn GOOD GnADE CoWs-mOL-

STEIN. Jersey md Guernsey. One just
freshened: others 10 freshen between
now and March \. l.. AmaZeen, II.
L. y. Z. SkoWhrgan. Farmers phone
i2-13-10. IW1"
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Nh FNnM MITm moIsE M

stable, Il acres, wood for hohe use
apple and cherry tree. Oh main road
between SkoWheEan aud canaan near
Lake George. Price 1000. For pan
tirulars call Skowhepau 2n9-2 frs
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09

Brooder, 150 egg size. lsed one sea
son. Ernest y. BusWcu, North An
son. 4W7t
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Gl l. Machine rs inch SAW and saw
iumfer bargain for cash clair
Ma..clan Boz III NaterNille. 2MIn
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Outflt Tor permanent waving, has been
used once. Paid $28.00, will sell for
$l1. Mrs. l.. NJ. Sanborn, 1913 Water
street, SkowheEan. Tel. % a. tf3Scon
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nIILDING LOCATED At EAST NJ

BIER printing stamp. Your name and
iudeiinlo mixing pad. complete outfit by
mail snc. Independent Reporter Co. tao
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Stenograpby work We are 30 situAt-
ed that we can do limited amoaHs
Of custom typewritinE and steno4ra-
phic work Independent Reporter Ca.
Skowhegan. tfxa
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day, $500 Il week. $500 a month.
These rates do not include packing or
transportation. dependent Reporter
co tfaa
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WANTED SHOES TO REPAIR-sEND
us your repairing by parcel post. They
viii be returned to YOU in "a hours
-. - y. Guss pooler & Son, Skowhs-
gan. tf1s
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ONE AMERICAN DRAG SAW OUT
FIT 6. +. clough. Lakewood, Madi-
SON II l. - l. SW6
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; NITiONN n ND ROI.I TOT DISK
MaaH# ~ pr 81. Re-. j. l.. \. Eenaud
>ta#. ..a#s \ T. Phone 55-3 tfl1F
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
Confession IS
!. ! .:.D||.E|NIEDIN 1. !.
COURT.
Prisoner scores Attorney A.
signed byyudgs and De-
mands Trial.

Denying that he had pleaded
guilty to charges Of housebrealkins
and larceny and assault with Q
dangerous weapon. and telling the
court that the attorney that had
been assigned by the court to look
after his interests was mo good"
and that NE would engage his own
counsel. Dick Darlington. colored:
also { known an "Silver King
James Brown" and "Jim Brown.
was informed by Justice Stafford IN
Criminal Court that q plea OF
not guilty would be entered and
that he would be tried on al
charges. Darlington denied com
mitting the crimes with which he "
Iouis c. simms. colorsd. con.
victed OF shooting Policeman win.
lam b., Piper. received q five-yeer
penitentiary sentence. Piper IN
plain clothes. went to Simms' home
at 1859 South Capitol street. to buy
whiskey a. evidence. suspectine
Simms to be q bootlegger.
Conviction Of violating the anti.
narcotic law brought Raymond
Hitte.. white. ~ sentence OF five
years in the penitentiary. Hitts
was on probation under . sus'
pended sentence from last June.
He was arrested again October g.
last.
Convicted Of stealing . diamond
ring worth $50 from May e. Un.
derwood. Clayence Wilson. colored.
was sent to the penitentiary for
two years. Gertrude Gary. colored,
was given ones year for grand
larceny on q charge Of stealing
articles from her employer. b. w.
Hefferon. jeweler. Frederick Ora
ham. colored, convicted on q charge
OF cutting Charles 0ueenen with Q
knife during quarrel June IL. last,
received q six months jail SEN
tence. ..... -
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
Student, Orphan And
Despondent, 4
.s Suicide

WENONAH, n J., Dec. T.
The same cruel fate. which
drowned his fathdf and mother
on the Titanic and which left
him without the joys Of . home
and . luscious turkey dinner on
Thanksgiving Day Is believed TO
have been responsible for the
death Of James Ray Suit, sew
cnteen,. Q student at the Wsno-
nah Military Academy here. The
authorities are inclined TO the
conelnsion he committed sui
eide.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
CONFERENCE ON RADIO
sTANpARD RDIzATloN cALLEc

]. A conference on radio standardisa.
tion VIII be held In New York. city
on january ~. 1s31, under the aus,
pices OF the Bureau Of Standards OF
the Commerce Department. II wa
announced today. at the request Of
leading radio associations and o..
ganisations, which pointed out the
need for greater uniformity IN the
methods OF desprfblng. rating and
'testirs Of psrformancs of raAie ep1
The conference win consider
broadly whether q formulation Of
standards FOR radio apparatus and
service shall b made. if -. what
general ciasses. OF apparatus OF serv.
ice should BE- included. and what
procedure shah b recommendea for
carrying cot coocausoena
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
k0CHANskf A
DELIGHTFUL !.
:. PROGRAM
Distinguished Polish violini,t
Warmly Received BY Local
Audience. +

Paul Kochanslxi, the distinguished
Polish violinise, appeared yesterday
In an exceptionally pleasing pro-
gram at the National Theater.
Erom the Cesar Franck Sonata,
with which Mr. Kochanski began.
until he completed his final encore
the Caprice ViSnnoiae" Of Kreisler,
he held the audience almost .apelt
bound. not % much becauDa Of his
technical ,sllll. though that II greet.
but because he had selected WORKS
that were 'delightful In, themselves
and played them with consummats
Walter .0olde, an unusually com.
potent accompaniDt, added much to
the enjoyment Of the sonata. The
second number was tina ;Wienawski
Concsrto iulD minor. end, third in.
cluded three short SslScttpns' a. ar
ranged by Krsisler-"NyMn to the
SUM-" by Rimslgy-Korsakote: "6lav.
onic Dance;t DvoFak, and "R0sa.
munda,;' Sch1bert-snd SKreislsf's
"Oitana." ;. These Selections, ideal
for the violin. were entkVd disticaliy
received. Kochauski' pa1ysd the
Rimsky.KorsakSff '.ChsHgen DIN
With the deepest fssiias.
The closing % eIecttehs were
Tschaikowslgy's ''Chananu Sans
Paroles' and Pasanini's ia Cam.
PAMELA" with the Caprice Wen.
noise" n q finai encore. g
Mr.. 'KoehAnski, II 'appearv,. has
ambitions to succesd Kreisler AZ
the foremost violinist OF the day.
His program and his artistry yes
terday were certainly of q nature to
add to his popularity. He appeared
under the direction Of T., Arthur
Smith, Inc. = 49,.
The Washington times., 1922-12-02
MYsTERY.MAR
s1AG.EDBY:
-. :..,
KAN
Robsd Figures Parade Through
Moundsville- Police Watch
Demonstration.

MOUNDsvILLE. w. Va. DEC. ..
Several thousand people fiocked
to the curbs here to witness an un.
expected and unexplained demon.
stration. Of the Ku Klux Khan. One
hundred and sixty-seven white-robed
and hooded figures marched 81.
lently through the streets. forming
one Of the strangest spectacles ever
Witnessed here.
The parade entered the city from
the direction Of the old camp
ground. A drum and bugle corps
In white robes led. playing martial
music. Behind were two automo
carrying five robsd and hooded fig.
gave impression that they were Of
ficers.
Next there marched .6ur abreast
other robed and hooded figures
with red caps flowing over their
backs and behind them marched
two abreast men In plain white
robes and hoods with the mono
gram of the order inscribed on the
left breast.
Toward the center Of the parade.
which stretched over three squares.
was carried a fiery cross. This
cross, apparently. was composed of
q horizontal staff of burners and
q crossbar Of the same character.
the burners fed through q small
pliable tube attached to an acety-
lene tank which the cross-bearer car
ried attached to his belt. Only one
other distinguished mark was pres.
ent to identify the marchers-a
huge banner bearing only three
letters, TX. X. K"
Not a word was spoken by any
marcher and the parade moved and
maneuvered the turns without
commands. Chief Of Police John
Lehew and other members Of the
Moundsville police force stood by
and watched the parade without
any attempt to modest the klanA.
men or to reveal their Identity.
Two big trucks were used 20
haul klansmen away after the
parade disbandcd. They are owned
by q well-known Moundsville firm
OF transformer. who stated the
trucks were ordered to q certain
location and $50 were paid for. their
use and no questions were asked.
It II said . number Of Wheeling
ana Weilsburg klansmen partici.
pated In the parade.