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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
ST. ALBANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hanson return
ed from Boston Saturday, where. they
have been ON O business trip.
Jack Parker who has been confined
to his home for several weeks by Ill
ness Is much improved and able to
be In the store again.
Erwin Parkman has purchased the
l.. B. Wheeler Store and will put in
stock OF general merchandise.
Mrs. OsEood Robertson is confined
to her home by blood poison In her
right hand and arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert MARI of Hartland
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grin
Parkman Sunday.
Clifford Chisholm has returned
home from Bates College to spend the
summer months.
Miss vesta Lyford of Pittsfleld was
a guest of friends in town Sunday.
G. A. Batchelder accompanied by
Mrs. David Longley and Mable Nutter
were in Pittsfeid Sunday calling on
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Tabor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perkins OF Cor
ina were callers at A. p. Bigelows
Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Doin of Exeter is
visiting at the home OF her son Ralph
Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Prescott accom-
panied by Mrs. X. f. Martin and Mrs.
H. n. Reed were In Ripley, Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Fellows OF Dexter Is
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mira. W. o. Hilton.
Mrs. Myron Martin and son of
JEFFERSON are visitors Mt the home OF
Mrs Nellie Martin Bradbury.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

Ia tar Dsstvset CsArt Of the united
states foe TIE fotrfct ut Msine,
Northern Dtyislsn.
In the matter. OF Joseph A. Girard,
Bankrupt; In Bankruptcy
To the creditors. OF Joseph A. Girard,
OF Fairfield, la the County OF Somerset
and District aforesaid, Bankrupt:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day OF JsiAe, 1928, the said Joseph
A. Girard was daily adjudieated bank
rupt; and that the First Meeting Of his
Jury Room Oh the County Court House
in Skowhesan. In said District. on the
Sth day of fully. 1898. at li.3e o'clock
In the forenoon at which time and
place the said Creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint a Trustee.
examine tho Bankrupt and transact
such other bselness as may properly
come before said meeting.
Bangor, Maine yune ls. 1873.
JOHN r. MASON,
- Referee in Bankruptcy.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
Stock PIacI
at
Low Prir|

II a placard Of any hin.
even one copy print sho,
20 charge SIC therefor an,
the work is done without h
course if five or more cop,.
CURED, the printer can M
haps $3.50 and at that fr,l
sonable profit results. mi
to carrying in stock in n
Ing Offices of the placards nj
wanted, and the Independent
Is gradually accumulati.,l
variety in this line, Tb4s.
are chiefly 7x22 inches IN
some of them are what ar.
quarter sheets, llxl4 NJ
course we print them in ~
quantities and put them =,
at retail as wanted. in an,
from l to 100. Ordinarl,|
a customer for this sn,,
wants one placard; sonnet,
three. By following the
we can sell them for 2S
for 40c or three for SOC.
be sent by mail but ii,
be wrapped with more a
go ordered, 25c should h
packing and postage.
tional charge does not i
the number of placaras
ten or more. That is, \
to wrap and mail one pl,,
or seven, as the case may
We are constantly add
list. Those in stock al 4
time are:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
You Can Rent an
Adding Machine

We have several adding machines,
new, of the very latest model to rent.
$3.50 per day, 1920 week, $3.50 a
month. Machines for sale on the in
stallment plan, ten dollars month
and up. Let us show you what they
will do for your business.
INDEPENDENTS EPORTER co.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
! PROGRAMME !
B OF THE /:
Moving Picture
! THEATRES !
CITY OPERA HOUSE
.Jvaa o. Ia IuIV 0

CITY OPERA HOUSE
JaAe 2s 10 July g
-
MONDAY--RUDOLPH VALENTINO
in the
YOUNG RAJAH
Special prices adults 35c, children 15c
TUESDAY-GLADYS WALTON IN
TOWN SCANDAL
WEDNESDAY-SIDNEY FRANKLIN
IN mot GUILTY"
THURSDAY
RICHARD BARTHELMEsS IN
"THE BOND BoYs
FRIDAY-wILLIAM RUSSELL IN
THE CRUSADER
SATURDAY-BEBE DANIELS AND
CONWAY NAGEL IN
"SINGED WINGS"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
CONCORD

Mrs. Finer Berry who went to the
Maine General Hospital for an oper-
alton Ia reported as doing as we'll as
can be expected.
Mrs. Faustina Healy passed
away Monday OF this week Mrs.
Healy was past. 80 and had been a
great sufferer for the past year.
The new name board has been put
onto the Martha Washington school.
The name now is Larkin Dunton.
Earl Higgins was called home from
Madison where he has been at work
since early spring, by the illness Of
his. father. His illness was brought
on by trying to catch horse that had
run away He had been working in
the iield and when unhitching to put
up FOR the night the horse became
unmanageable and took for the
woods. when found he had gone
through the woods to the Dan Withan
farm.
We understand that Bert Berry has
sold the Lincoln Atwood place to F.
f.. Trip OF New Portland. He is
going to put crew into cut the
timber on the land he bought of
Ernest jackson.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

The farmer who wants to beauti-
fy his farmstead needs only to 90 into
the woods and fence-rows FOR shrubs
which will equal any the narseryman
can furnish.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

String beans will take barely half
the time to cook and will be whole
lot more attractive looking II they are
cut lengthwise instead OF chopped.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

A meat perforator will turn the
tougher cuts OF meat into choice NOR
sells. II cuts the fibres, but none of
the juices are lost.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
TAYL0R'S THEATRE
North New Portland
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 80
THOMAS MEIGHAN

"CAPPY KICKS"
A wonderful picture 70 South Sea
IHes, packed with thrills and I'M
equalled sea scenes, fights, etc.
See the shipwreck at Bar Harbor,
Maine This picture is sure a
corker and sure to please every
man, woman and child
Apiece orchestra for pictures and
dance. You are always sure of a
good time here.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

children. They were q family ~
singers, and for three generations
took an active part in the music OF
the town. !
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
S0ION


/ Will be In Wymah's store In solons
every Wednesday night, beginning
Wednesday, June 9Th, to take IN
watch and clock repairing. Satisfac-
tiDn guaranteed ]. l. Andrews,
Bingham. 4w22
The Ladies' Aid will serve a meat
loaf, salad and vegetable supper,
Tuesday, June 20. from $50 to Z p.
m. at the W. +. Yestry.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
NJ f. Vestry, Tuesday p. m. Of next
week.
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
pills. tf12
That Good Gulf Gasoline 24c at
Holt & Nights.
Mrs. Walter Piper and son stan
wood are making an extended visit
with Mrs. Piper's sister. Mrs. Gerald
Curtis in Schenectady. n. Y. Walter
Piper is boarding with Mrs. Fred
Curtis.
That Good Gulf Gasoline 24c at
Holt e. Nights
Leland McDonough Is spending this
week with his sister In Newport on
his way to Millinocket where he plans
to spend the summer vacation with
his sister Mrs. Joseph Young.
At Caratunk Theatre, Saturday
evening, June 90, the Universal pic
lures presents Hoot Gibson in THE
Galloping Kid
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Games are
spending n few days at Dead Stream
Pond, fishing
DR.. and Mrs. ]. o. Piper left Sun
day afternoon and are spending most
of the week in Lewiston.
Mrs. Amos Gerald, Caroline Brant-
ingham, Bertha F'orbus and Mrs.
Dorothy Day Fosdick OF Fairfield
were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Lydia
Rowell.
Judge Buswell underwent the sec
ohd operation last week and Mrs.
Boswell went to Woodfords last Sat-
urday afternoon where Mr.. Boswell
has been for the past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Games and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunnewell went
to Dexter and Dover last Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Adams and daughter Ber
nice and son Lewis went to Pleasant
Pond last Thursday for the summer.
The community was shocked Sat
urday evening to learn of the very
sudden death of Lysander Robinson
at his home in Skowhegan. Mr..
Robinson has lived in town and has
many acquaintance here.
Miss Ensle McDonough, who has
been studying telegraphy and music in
New Hampshire Is spending two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mre. VIM, MrDonpugh
Charles Hoiway, who is at work at
Langtown for VIM. Jones saving
shingles was home for the week end
ID. r. Weeks, J. r. Philbrook were
in to Ellis Pond fishing the last of
the week.
D. Il. Weeks was in 0rono, Sunday.
Barbour, State Inspector of diaries,
was In town last week
Mrs. F. A. Coolidge was in Show
hogan Friday to attend graduation
and alumni banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Starbird and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alston Rowell spent the
week end ut Mr.. Starbird's farm In
East Scion.
The many friends OF Mrs. Lucille
French Savage will be. sorry to learn
that Mrs. Savage is In a sanitarium In
Portland. Oregon, suffering from a
weak heart.
Webster Bennett has moved his
family into the Oliver Hilton's house
vacated by Frank Livingston.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21

Paint
To Let
Public
For Sale
For Rent
Keep Ont
Ice Cream
Keep Down
Boy Wanted
Barber Shop
Dressmaklng
Quick Lunch
Fresh Oysters
Ladies' Toilet
Pigs For Sale
Farm For Sale
No I'respassing
No Admittance
Autos Keep Oh
House For Sale
Boarders Wanted
Bicycle Repairing
Board With Room
Wasllings Wanted
Tenement to Rent
Shoes Shined Here
Dump No Rubbish
Meals Served Here
Autos Washed Here
Terms Strickly Cash
Turn Out The Light
Custom Repair Shop
Daylight Saving Time
Don't Ask For Credit
TO The Fair Grounds
Dangerous No Passing
Positively No Smoking
Furnished Room to Rent
No Loaiing Allowed Here
Positively No Admlitahee
uf Won are on business
Oilice)
Board With or without II
20 p. C. Discount Next ~
Please Turn on Electric
No Hunting Or Trapping
Here
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
RADNf KANDIDATEM MA
URAD MESTSKEHO
MANACERA.

Radni Damn sc vcera vidal
kandidatury do pTisti msstske
rady a hodla Sc pustiti v zapas
0 urad m6stskeho managera,
aneb aspo1 o misto v tehoz bu-
doucfm kabinetu. Akce tato
jest povazovana "a znacne dd-
lezitou, neb Damn ma "a Sc
bou dlouholetou <cinnost jake
mestsky radni a test sc znacne
popularite v m6stske demokra
ticke organisaci. Zastupoval
po 10 roki %. wardu a "a po-
sledni kampane Sc uchazel o
1rad okresnlho pokladnika.
Ma adnici byl stalym Gle
nem financni komise a nekoli-
krate j jejim predsedou. Od-
stupem jeho posileny byly ma
dele ma zvoleni radniho j. j.
McGintyho, kteremu Damn
"a volebni kampane slibuje L.
cinnou pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
ZATCENY SUROVY PROHI
BICNf Spiel.

Statni prohibicnf agent Ja-
mes P. Mangan, byl vcera Ia
teen a obzalovan z utoku a ma
sill, ktereho Sc dopustil ma pi.
Marii Fehrove, v els. 8702
Woodland ave. Mangan pc
prohlidce hostince jejiho man
zela. vpadl nahle do bytu a
srazil zenu ma kolena, zpdso.
biv il modriny ma rukou a pc
cinu sc zmocnil nekolika lahvi
o kterych prohlasoval, ze obsa-
huii lihoviny. Surovec zatcer
byl ma zatykac vydany asisten.
tenn policejniho zalobce Glen.
nem Millerem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
MA SJEZD l. USTREDNf JED
NOTY DO CHICAGO.

"a. zarf v pondeli, konan bu-
de v Chicagu s26. generalni
sjezd Prvni Ustnednf Jednoty
We Spoj. Statech v Ceskoslo-
vanske sfni ma zap. f1S. Ill. u
Blue Island ave.
Clevelandske spolky, prina-
lezejfcf Jednote zastoupeny bu
dou 1S delegaty jsou to PIP.
Vincent Kolda, j. L. Masek, F.
j. Zenisek, rev. j. w. Koudel-
ka, Vaclav Jirousek, Jos. Kapl,
JOS. A. Zltek, Ant. Kuchar, F.
]. Johanek, Petr Hasek, JOS.
w. Bartdnek, Jan Vokac, FIR.
Valtr, Jos. Prdsa, Jan v. Xii
ma, Jan Vancata, Frank Te-
ply a JOS. F. Jirka.
Vetsina delegat1 odjede z
Clevelandu v nedeli po pole
dni, kdezto til opustili nase
mesto jiz vcera v automobilu a
sice PIP. Kolda, Hasek u Ma
Sex.
Vcera po poledni, prave
kdyz Sc tisknul .Svet" a V ii.
] skarne Sc praccvalo plnou
cinnosti navstivili mas zavod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21

delegati New Yorku, do sje-
zdu Sc ubfrajicf: PIP. JOS. Kra-
tochvil, feditel Jednoty, p. Jan
Capek, vyslouzily mfstopredse-
da fe,litel a p.. Jan Sochor z
Endicot, IN. Y. Zarfzeni IT,
skarny 81 Sc zajmem prohledli
a pochvaln6 Sc vyBlovili o dcel-
mem zafizeni a pfesne vykon-
nosti v tiskarne naSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
KLAN vYHRAL v PRED
VOlBACH.

8
New Castle, Pa, 20. zaff. Ii
sick podporovany Ku Klux
Klanem, zvftezil dvema W.
jimkami, phi dnesnich pred
volbach zde. Ma republican.
skem listku Klanovci nomino-
vail mayora, mestskeho po.
kladnfka a okresniho komisa.
re. Zasazeni Klanu do politiky
bylo prvnf zjevnou znamkou
|jeho cinnosti a zpIsobilo no.
tove zdesenf v politickych
|kruzich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
sEKvESTRAcNi PRODEJ
Lotto.

Soud Common Pleas) pro-
dlouzil dobu sekvestrovi vypro
dati zbyvajlci cast pozemki
drive nalezejicfch The Subur-
ban Development Co.
Mr.. r. Berwald, sekvestor
ustanoveny Common Pleas)
soudem pro vyprodej majetkd
vlastnenych Suburban Dew.
Co. obdrzel povoleni vyproda-
ii zbyvajfcf Cast pozemki ma
depsane spolecnosti.
Vykaz zpravy odevzdane
soudu dosvedcuje, ze cd 1.
cervna 1928, kdyz Mr.. Ber.
wald byl ustanoven "a sekve-
stora, bylo vyprodano ZIG 10.
til a 5 dilcI akrovych " Gene
$r34,462.75 a z toho bylo "a
placeno $79,7O5.5O hotov9 a
Statistics ma hypoteky (mort
gage) nesoucfch 6 proc.
Soud byl velmi spokojen {
vysledkem znaeneho lspechu
a nafidil sekvestoru vyprodati
zbyvajici cast techto pozemk1
Ia stejne ceny soudem ustano.
vene.
Mr.. Berwald, ktery jest "a.
roven reditelem zname banky
Cleveland Trust Co. a dobfe
|si vedom, ze mnoho nasich
krajanu Sc tez zajfmalo o ty'
to lace, ustanoyil pana B. Sou
kupa jakozto sveho priruciho
neb pan Soukup jest jiz dlou
ha leta dobre IMAM pro svt
svedomite a spravne jednanf 8
jest vzdy ochoten podati dal
sich podrobnosti ohledn6 tohe
to majetku.
Pricinenim a zasluhou pans
Berwalda usnesla Sc v poslet
nj schIzi mestska rada v Gar
field Heights co nejdrive zavt
Isti vodu zvelebiti ulice, tai
ably bylo vyhoveno prani mno
hych. kteri tam zakoupili 1
pref 81 tam staveti domovy.
Ucast mezi nasimi krajany
byla pozoruhodna neb temei
polovicka loti byla jimi "a
koupena.
Nikdy v dejinach tohoto mi
sta nemeli lide prilezitosti "a
koupiti majetky "a tax MIX,
ceny v tax krasnem infSt9 ,
4
pficinou toho jest, ze spoiled
most ohledne spatnych Cast
roku 1920 udelala. dpadek .
soud prevzay tyto. ma jetky j
vyprodava "a ustanovenou ce
nu, take kazdemu kdo pony
sli zakoupiti neb investovat
penize Sc naskyta velmi dobr:
prilezitost tohoto vyuzitkovs
ii, neb pozemek tento Sc male
"a ma Turney Rd., blize krasnt
no Garfield parku a streden
tohoto majetku probfha An
dover Blvd. ulice 100 str. 81
roka, spojujfcf vsechny NEST
ske parky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21

OeO1CIVl lSV InllllOnu nc e
Ze Sarajeva Sc Oznamuje, Ze
policejni lrednfk Adam Ma
vratil zd9dii ITO millionh Kc.
Dejiny tohoto dedictvi souvisf
S historickou udalosti, ktera Sc
Istala pred nekolika sty lety We
'starem Rakousku. Pc smrti
krale Matyase Koruna nastou-
pill ma trGn v Rakousku Ferdi-
nand II. Cestf vzboufenci pod
Thulnem nechteli uznati Fer
dinanda "a panovnika. Dne
26. srpna 1919 zvolili vlada-
rem kurfilsta Fridricha Y. Pc
bitve ma Bile Hofe nastal ko-
nee vlady "zimnfho krale".
Pocalo hanebne pronasledova-
nj odpadlikd. Cast prchla zze
zeme, ostatnf byi polapeni a
popraveni. Podobny osud Ia
stihl take slechtice Tobiase
Stefka, drzitele velkych pozem
XII, ktery jiz teh'dy platil "a
mnohonasobneho millionaire. -
Statky, odebrane Stefkovi daro
val cisaf svym vernym, mezi
mimi Lichtensteinovi. Stefkovi
potomci pokouseli Sc v minu-
lem stoleti nabyti znovu stat
kl.. Asi pred ctyficeti lety "a
Gala panf Anna Chlasna, prov.
Navratilova, znovu process, We
kterem Ma zaklatl9 starych do
kumentd prokazala, ze jest je-
dinou dedickou statkG, odebra-
nych jejfm predkdm. Jeji syn
plukovnfk Adam Navratil, vedl
proces dale a nedavno byl pro
ces skoncen pfiznive pro Stef.
kovy potomky. Podle zakona
|v CeskoslovenaloIl platneho
must ..vsechny IT -odebra.
| ne pro vzpouru tr6ti Habsbur.
kim, byti vraceny pravoplat-
nym majitelim. Ma zaklade
tohoto zakona pfisli tez Stef.
kovi dedicove Ike svemu pravu
Znovunabyte statkv mali cenu
ITO, milionn Kc. Phlkovnik a.
dam Navratil zemfel v meste
Titelu zanechal dive dcery a
vnuka Adama Navratila mlad.
siho, nyni ufednika saraievske
no policejniho riditelstvi, kite
RI jsou nyni dedici sohromneho
jmeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
AUBRECHT'S

zlato-medailovy Creme de
la Rose, vyznamenany prv-
nj cenou ma narodnich w.
'stavach v Parizi, L0ndyne q
v Praze. Tento vehlasny a
zazracny Creme, pudr a j.
ne vyborn6, kosmeticke pro-
stfedky ma plet', budou Sc
prodavati ma vystaEe .'Pala-
ce Of Progress Cd 81. do
20. zari v budce (. 49. v A.
rene. K dostani tez u Halle
Bros, Euclid Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
On to nezna

Novy kaplan jde sc predsta,
Wit k starostovGm, kde mu u.
kazuji sve malicke.
"Ten je hezky! Kolik mu je?
"Dva m9sice.'
"To je hezke, to jehezke.
A to je uz nejmladsi?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21

"Marenko, domestic ten zla-
ty naramek, CO jsem nasla Y
Riegrovych sadech, do zastavar
ny. I.
Marenka (vrati se) Milost-
pani, v zastavarne mne rekli,
ze ie falesny.'
TAX, mila Marenko, hned to
odneste ma poMcii a feknete, re
jsem no naSla v Riegraku.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-21
zvLASrNf PRODEJ.

ZVLAS M FN(JOEJ.
T6zke modre polevane hrn-
ce, uvnitf bile, velkosti a kvar-
til pc 45c, ma 6 kvartd po Csc
ma 8 kvartI po 75c, pokud "a
soba staci. u
REJCEK'S FURNITURE CO.,
4641 Broadway, roh Finn Ave.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
FORD POUNDS BIG
 COAL GO. OF OWN
S15,0oO,O0O Involved Public
 May Benefit Too

Detroit, Feb. 1o.-The incorporation of the Fordson Coal Company, an- nounced at Dover, Del, was a step by the Ford Motor Company to centrallze it's coal properties in a single unit officials of the motor company were ouoted as saying here last night.
 The new corporation, with a capi- talization of $15,000,000, is to operate coal properties purchased by Henry Ford in Kentucky and West Virginia.
 The organization of the coal com many may result, it was said in MT Ford selling coal to the pubic Ihls denends upon the quantity of fuel pro duced and the requirements ot the Ford industrial plants.
 The Ford Motor Company has TOT some time been selling fuel to it's em- nloves here at price considerably low or than those asked by retailers, the nresent price for bituminous belng $S.50 ton.
 statements by MT. Ford during last years mine strike indicated that the public might expect cut rate II the Ford fields yield a surplus.
 During the strike MT. Ford crlticzed inc retailers as well as the operators of mine union chiefs, declaring that a conspiracy existed for the purpose of retarding production and fnfating nrices. Coal would be sold at proht to all handlers he said, at prices con-
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
". C. I. U. LEADER WILL
 SPEAK HERE TUESDAY
In Morning Mrs. Wilson Will Award Essay Prizes-In Afternoon She
 Will Discuss Prohibition Work.

The women's Christian Temperance Union will hol special meeting on next Tuesday aftrnoon. The meeting will be held in the Methodist church at 2:S0 o'clock. The speaker of the afternoon will be State President Mrs. Mary B. Wilson, and her subject will be "The Latest News From Washing tcn."
 Before coming to Connecticut, Mrs. Wilson was the national superintend- ent of work among foreign speaking people, her work being especially among emigrants. She has visited every station in the United States, ex- cept one.
 Mrs. Wilson is a talented woman and regarded as good speaker. The public, both men and women, is in vjted to hear her. She will answer questions asked her.
 At 10:45 o'clock Tuesday forenoon Mrs Wilson will present prizes to the rupils in the Grammar school who have won in the prize essay contest. There are three prizes given by the local w. c. T. U.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
DISCUSS CO-EDUGATION
Undergraduates of Johns Hopkins Are Voting Today on Attitude Towaru Admitting Women Students.

Baltimore, Feb. 10.-Undergradu- ates at Johns Hopkins university Will vote today to determine the attitude of the student body as regards CO., education. The vote was inspired after a letter published in the News Letter, a college publication, demanding that women, who are taking special courses at the institution, be accorded place in the social affairs of the college.
 Among the questions to be voted upon are:
 "Would competition with women stir you to harder study or would II distract you from study altogether?
 DO you know whether co-education has helped ,or hindered other univer- sities of Hopkins size and character
 If Hopkins had been a mixed un- dergraduate school would it have in fluenced you for or against enrolling?
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
SCHOOLBOY BANDIT
 KILLED IN FIGHT
Robs Garage and Wounds Police
 man in His Efforts

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 1o.-His face smeared with charcoal and clothed in overa,ls and jumper, Ray c. Bishop. 19 years old, popular student and member of the Central High schoool football squad last night turned bandit robbed two filling stations of approAi- mately s22 and was shot to death in gun battle with a policeman atter wounding the officer.
 Lawrence w. Ferguson, 25 years old A chauffeur at the Sheffield Police station, wounded by the youth is in the General Hospital with a bullet In his groin. He will recover.
 Through tear r-dimmed eyes the youths gray-haired month, Mrs. Will liam H. Bishop, looked at the black smudged face of her son in the Eylar Brothers undertaking rooms two hours after the tragedy.
 T can't believe it is my boy" she ] said brokenly. "He was too good for that" The news came to Otto Dubach, Principal of Central High School, as a shock. His voice grew husky as he narrated the virtues of young Blshop, whom he characterized as "a splendld type of young manhood-rugsen, bashful athletic, studious and loved by his companions"
 Yet on the desk of the sergeant at the Sheffield police station lies 32- caliber revolver taken from the lads nocket, jumper and pair of over alls. the former stained with blood, which he wore when he fell, and s22 in bills.
 In the General Hospital, Ferguson, bullet through his right groin ana the red streak of another across his chest, testifies between groans that Bishop fired first.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
16,5OO DRUG ADDICTS
 REPORTED IN CHICAGO
Of This Number, 800 Are Children, According to Doctors Report
 to Committee.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-There are ap- proximately 56,5o0 persons in Chicago addicted to the use of dope, Dr. Ben l.. Reitman told the Council Health committed The figures mak- ing up this number arc as follows
 Juvenile users, ten to sixteen years of age, 800,
 Amateurs" who are narcotics for fun or sport" 1000.
 "Temporaries," 1000
 Legitimate" or those persons suf- fering from a chronic ailment, 5000.
 Young professional users, 2,o0o.
 Old professional users, 4,00O
 Professional persons, including phy- sicians and nurses, 2,OOo.
 Criminals, 5000.
 "It costs $3 for one 'shot',' Dr. Reit- man told the committed" and habi- tual drug user needs sS0 day. There are few who are able to obtain that amount" so tho addicts turn to crime"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-10
Mysterious Eggs Exposed;
 Each Has Metal-Like Shell

Crystal Falls, Mich, Feb. lo.- Seven eggs, dark blue in color and about five inches in diameter were unearthed on farm near Mastodon' recently by Ivan Petrotski while en- rared in blasting stumps it was learn ed today. Shells of the egg gave out natalie sound when struck With a sedge hammer. One of them was broken and showed a perfect stage of preservation, it was said. The smith sonian Institution will be asked to analyze the eggs, one of which IS 10 DC incubated by Petrotski