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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05
Mrs. Z. ]. Mitchell recently visitz

Mrs. +. J. Mitchell recently visit, :.
ell friends in Fairfield.
Miss Arletta Richa rdson, who va s.. !.
called here by the death of Miss F'loy
Walker, has returned to Lewiston. :.
Mrs. Ethel Osborne who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Man
son. returned Sunday to Boston.
Mrs. Annie l.. Holt and Mrs. Alice
Kelley We're in Watcrville Wednes7
day.
Mrs. Mary Manson has rented har
house for the winter to Mrs. Georgia
GOOdspeed. who is teaching Ferry
school. Mrs. Manson plans to visit 4.
for while with relatives and friends
in Augusta and later go to Boston
with her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Os-
borne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05
Cony Matf1 Club
Initiation Tonight

Eiyhtecn new members VIII be
taken into the Cony High Math
Club this evening. The reception,
which is understood to be warm
one. will start promptly at o'clock
The committee in charge of this
good time CD for the new members
have been working hard and they
have some new stunts to spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

PISHONS FERRY-NIiss Della Hill
ton OF this place and Miss Hatch OF
SkOWhegan, who are teaching in
saltwater. were week end guests OF
Miss Hilton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Hilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Emery of Wa
terville We're Sunday guests of Mrs
Emery's mother. Mrs. Alice Kelley.
Mrs. Il. II. Harris was recently in
town calling on friends.
Mrs. Stella Chase Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Anne J.. Holt passed the
weekend in Skowhcgap, the guest
of her son. c. II. Holt and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05
Calgary Earl Takes
First at Free-FOr-
All at Fryeburg
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Fryeburg. Oct. 4-Irving Pottle,
the Portland reinsman had good
day today at the wind up Of the
Fryeburg Fair when he won the
| free for all with the former Aroos
| took PAGER, Calgary Earl. in straight
heats. Mainshot also of his stable
taking second in the same event
Pottle also won second money with
Madam Mac in the 2:1S class. The
results:
FREE FOR ALL PURSE $500
Calgary Earl, chg by Earl Jr.
(Pottle) l l
Mainshot, Big (SmalD ........ ?
Peter Alton, Big Card ...... 3 2
Royal Hal, bg (Ttuttle). ...... 4 4 4
Time 2:16 IA. 2:15 IA, 2:12 "a.
2:22 MIXED PURSE 5000
| Albert j, Big Day) ........... l l
Hazel Mac, brm (Smith) ..... 2
American Blossom, brm
(Walger) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Lady Garland, brm (kelly).... 6 4 3
Bingen w. and Grace Cabel also
| started.
| Time 2:2s IA. 2:24 Il. 2:o3 IL.
2:1S MINED PURSE $500
{ Oie, chm (Soule) ........... I l l
! Madam Mac, BIN Pottle).... 4
+, Edythe S, BIN DaD ......... ?
| Dick Cabel and Ploughboy also
/ started.
Time PIG IA, 2:19 Ia PIG IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

me funeral services for the late N,rs
Es1her NJ. Lovejoy will be held -. ~, ,,,,
hnoWiton d Hewins funeral hnre a, ~" !.
LOCK Friday afternoon. This is y
, rmanse IN the time and day from tbot
previously announced -l0il lila'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05
Polo Was Winner
In Wednesday Bout
With Fleurant
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

NSptCIaI 10 kennebeC JOUTnaIJ
Waterville, Me, Oct. 4.-Through a
misunderstanding in giving the report
by phone last evening to the Journal,
it was stated that the result of the
Eddie PoloTommy Fleurant bout at
the fight here resulted in a draw 1t
should have been a decision for Polo,
who Won on points from the Biddeford
boy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor and
family have gone TO Florida to make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pooler and
Mrs. Stella LeClair have returned
from trip to New Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

Mrs. w. w. Henderson. Mrs. Hugh
Johnson. and Mrs. William Anderson
Work for these booths will be COM
menced at once.
A good amount of work was ac-
complished during the day. The
members were conveyed back and
forth by automobiles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

RIDGE ROAD-Mrs. Della Pratt
of South Freepolt is visiting hee
brother. L. Z. Howe.
Woodford Wilcox is attending Bos-
ton University.
Stanley Wilcox. wife and child and
Irving Wilcox of Winslow passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Will
cox.
Dr. A. G. Young and Miss Beatrice
Young of the State Health depart
ment and Miss Blanche Young, all
of Augusta, passed Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Ellis.
Miss Eva Alley and her roommate,
Miss Adelaide Gordon. both of Colby
passed the week end with Mrs. Ros-
coe Goodwin. Mrs. Goodwin enter
tanned a family party Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Matte Downs passed Satur-
dav with Mrs. II. G. Emery.
Mrs. D. w. Ellis passed Sunday
with relatives in Augusta.
Miss Alice Soule was a recent
guest of Mrs. Fred Drawn
Joseph Boivin is the guest OF Harry
Libby, Sunset Ridge Farm exhibit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

Mrs. Elsie Murray is staying at the
home of f. E. Kelley for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morrow have
returned to Springfield. Mass, after
passing the summer in town.
Mrs. Everett Russell of Clinton has
returned to her home after visiting
her sister, Mrs. s. w. Fuller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05
CIionea Club Meets

An interesting meeting of the Gil
onea club was held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. William Briggs. who
also was in charge of the program.
This was the first meeting after
tie summer recess. Mrs. Maud l..
JeWett of Skowhegan gave Canadian
dialect readings as the afternoon s
program, there receiving much ap-
plause as they were real entertain
ing.
The guest of the afternoon was
Mrs. Edith Philbrook of Skowhegan
who is an honorary member of the
club. A delicious lunch was served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

Don't merely ask your grocer for a
bottle of vanilla" Specify Baker
and YOU will se sure of its purity
and quality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

w;i, lie augusta Current Events C,nh
~ wv ,ie y ms afternoon at 3 O'Clock
stead ~ ~ =. A. Assembly hall in.
The Ke ~, o'clock. as reported in
ehiieoec journal for Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

the day being the birthday of one of
the members. On leaving. the members
of the club all voted Mrs. Shay a most
pleasing and wonderful hostess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05
AUGUSTA LOCALS

.;, inc white Ray Club will hold q ca
evening. u'iooms TINS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

Nh, me funeral services for tba ,o.o
MS A. Maria Brick will bA ho,d '" -,
enc hnowlton & Hewins funeral i,on na
saturday afternoon at ESQ o,cIoc1 ,oi"e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

Cnarles II. Howard is at Rristo,
engaged In closing UP his co ,ttatul
for the winter. MS cottage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

The regular meeting Of Clara Bar
ton Tent, Daughters of Veterans will
be held this evening at G. A. r. hall.
All officers and members are re-
quested to be present If possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05

ted 40 head of pure bred sheep at
Athens fair.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Die letten umerifuniideu Srnppeu
Oom 9ihein linb anriifaefehrt.

Sn Sapannab, Georgia, tanen
Mtittnd6 oie lebten amerifanii1en
Sruppen bonn Hbein al unO muroen
0ortieIblt feitli6 empfangen. Inter
Den Mnfommlingen ioaen 70 6euti6-
amerifaniiAe Soloatenfrauen fem
un0 81 in 9eutldlano ge6oreue
&inoer. 3eitungsnddri6ten aus
Sapannab beri6ten, bob man Oieien
oeuti6en 6rauen groBe yteilgier 5u.
menoet. Isle meroen tie nitSieben2
@el6e9lueen meroen tie MAIDEN? Sn
Ser Eat per0en lie glligen modenl
Sic arl1en 6rauen itnO 8u beOauern.
SSn fleinen, abgelegenen Soloaten-
barraden meroen lte bon ieet al nit
Der mm0glid fleinen Soloatenbe.
3ablung al leben baben. USE ner-
Ihieoen miro bon lest an Die Scott
iein, mie freuoelo8 Die nmgebung
Ser Sufen in Sanapab lGBt li6 aud
nit oeutI6et SeebGfen nidt berglei-
den. Wit ser 3uriid8iebung Der
Sruppcn aus Dem Hbeinlono bot
man Den 5ran6oien einen @efalen
getan trob offi6ieler, anoersmeitiger
Nnnnben.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Der eeIise Grite~.
9entide Sbeater.g Oritellnns i'm
Concord @lnb, am u. Geb.


Scr ieliee @rite" - elm beiteres
Stiid aus Dem bungernoen 8ieI 10
betitelt it'd Der eroBe Shloger oes
8iener &iinitlertbeoters, melHes bier
am Ytittpoh, Den 81. 5ebruor, in
Der Concord Saue, nur einmal ga.
ltiert. inner oeutides Clement miro
nun no6 LANCER 3eit pieoer eiumal
@elegenbeit baben, einem Sbeater-
ltHf in ibrer Whltterlpro1e ou Iali-
i6en, es miro lo9en, bel un0 ber5-
lid laden uno ii9 onbei %punoertL
oaB ein Solf, mel1es oarbt uno burt-
CERT, nod 10 niel goloenen Sumor
belitt, mie es 0ieIes Stiid nuftpeiit.
9os @niemble lit nidt groB, leioer
be5ablt es li6 ni6t mebr, nit gro
BEN Oeuti6en &ruppen 81 reiien,
aber bofitr iino Die lieben 2eut1en,
peI6e oos 8iener 9iinltlertbeater
biloen, aaererite 9r1fte. Gbriltion
Stub, mel6er iabrelong oer2ieblings-
fomifer oes Seem Yorfer Srping
Ylace Ebeaters gepelen lit, ipielt Die
0oppelroae oes @beeatten uno oes
DerItorbenen eriten Monnes ieiner
Srolt. 0tan miro lid iiber leine So
milf geraOe5u i6iefla6en, menn er
aus oem Yantoffelbelo ploblih gum
@oltstDrannen miro. Weargarete @il-
fens lit aud nidt gum erlten Wtale
in Amerifa. sic ipielte bier in Seem
Yorf, Bolton unO Chicago NIT Mar
Geinbarot bon Berlin in Der groben
8ontomime 0Sumurun" Die &oae
ser Stlaoin. SIN uieligen @rlten"
lpieIt iie cine 6rau, Die pIosli6 in Die
peinli6e Sage gerdt, 5fuei 9fanner
at glei6er 3eit 81 baben Obne 81
gomiItin 5u fem. AnuD 6oerIter lit
Dor gang fur5er 3eit nod am 9ert-
I6en @olfStbenter in @ien tGtig ge-
melen rnO lit cine iebr begabte, iunge
&iinltIerin. grnit Sol8nagel mar
e6enfals Dor einieen Jabren cine Der
9auptItuben 0es Srning Ylace Che
aters bon Stem gorf. Auh er bat eli
ne luItige 9oppelroae in SGnoen.
AGe8 in aaem, es miro elm Iebr ber-
gniigter Mbeno meroen un0 oaS 9alts
lonte bis auf ben lesten Plas ge-
flint lein. Sidets iinO tGglid i'm
o@aIbington Sorrnal", ITO Sirtb
Str. g. 50, uno i'm Concord &lub,
314 6 StraBe Noroweit, erbdltli1.
IS miro ipe8iea oarauf aufmerfiom
gema6t, boB feline mie immer gear
tete &oaefte erboben miro. gs per-
Sen MIR 10 biele 8iaetS berfouft ais
Sibe borbonoen iinO, Oesbalb 1T es
rattan, oieielben u~nper5igli9 i'm
8orberfauf gu loien.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Office: 40 se6fe etrahs @OrSwsR
ErOgramm Der gerauitnltnHsen
Oentider Greiie @aibiHstOns (
iiir ben 6ebrnar.

Somstag. Den 10. 6ebrlar: Nos.
feuboa ser Arbeiter aronfen. uno
Sterbefoiie i'm Concord 9Iubbaus.
Wontag. ~. 6ebruor: @roBer
Breis. Nlasfenbaa oes GoncoroaIubs
in ieinen RdumIidfeiten.
0ienstag. 10. 5ebruar: 8ortrng
Ser &erren GoOo 8oOa uno Serbert
Gutenberg I'M Concord a~Iubboils.
unter Oen gluipi5ieu oes 9iIfspercins
Sonntog, Is. 6ebrltar: Aben0un-
terbnIting uno Gbeoter oes @ermo.
MIA Di1nuerhors i'm Concord Stub.
bous.
Mittpod, 81. 6ebruor: 0eutihes
Gbeoter Der @eleaidoft oes 0ep
Yorfer Srping Glace Gbeoters, im
Concord 2lubbous. 3t4 6 ct. ge.8.
Sonntos, ben %. 5ebriar; Son.
jert, peronitoltet bonn Concord Gllib,
in 0eiien &Iubbaus.
Montagy 26. 5e6ruar: 5. Stif.
trngsfeit mo goa Der bieligen &ea.
ner. 8ereinigung in Der Suniett Snn,
Ibomos Circle umo Maii. 9loe.
Sonutag, 4. Mdra: aon3ert oes
@nibington SGngerbunoes i'm Con.
:oro SlubbouS.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
@rOfer MnSfcnbaa
i'm GUncDrO Glub.

Montoe, Den IL. 5ebruar 1928,
finoet i'm Concord Stub. 314 Is Sir.
Noromeit, Der lang aneefiinOigte
groBe MosfenbnG itatt. sme Mitglie.
Der limo freunolidit eriiidt, dobIreid
nit 5omiIien 5u erideinen. @s
tommen quite uno idone Yreiie our
Gcrtcilnng. MH oIle D1itglie0er bot
man GintrittSforteu geinnot, meI9e
peiter5ugeben iinb. 3u be6obIen iino
Oieielben an Der aaile. Sir ben %.
6ebruor plant Der &lub elm grobes
SiinItlerfon5ert. 0oS Brogrnmm
miro nod befonnt gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09

lit elm 8rief bon einem $errn 8in-
tbrop BarfburIt gu leien, in wel6em
gelagt miro, oaB es moraliid ii6er
lit, Dab Die n2uiitaniu~ &anonen
(uno nidt MIR @rpIoiibltoffe) an
8oro bate, ais oas S9iff feline
lebte &eiie antrat. Gin Sreuno bon
inn, bon5uberldiiigem nnparteiil1-
EN- Gbarofter, ltno NIT Elm paar gu
ten 4ugen altsgeItattet, babe cine
&anone oertli9 bemerft, als er arf
einem Sdbrboot nod Staaten Sslano
i'm unteren Safen Nep gorfs 0ireft
an Der 2%ulitania borbeifubr. (@in
GROCER Dampfer babe inn Safen Nem
gorts langiam gu fabren II. brau6t
20 Mfinuten, Inn oie Sobe bon Sta-
ten Sslanb 5u errei9en). Sogleidj
nod ser Mbfabft miiBte man oemnad
oarnn gegangen lein, oie&anone altf.
8uIteaen. Ser Serr fiigt bin5u, ouE
sic Nem 0orfer r@orlo" ii6 oamals
meigerte, ieinen 8rief iiber oieie 8e-
obadtung 5it ortiden. gs mar feline
@bii6t gemeien, anoere SGbrbootpal'
iagiere at ermltigen, lire &enntniiie
ebenfalls Ser Oeffentli6feit 5i iiber-
geben.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
observation-disclosures" Sdiiler grin.
0en eiaene I2eitidrift.

Der bieligc SdulOerein Der Aus-
l6noer, Die Die &urie Der Ameritani-
lierungsl6ule mitma6en, baben iebt
iogar ibr eigenes @ereinsblatt, oaS
in englii6er Spra6e georudt miro.
8isber CAB e8 fleinere 8eroffentli-
dllngen oieier Art nur in ulslanoi-
l6en Spraden. S6riftleiter Der
g6ul8cituug lit Elm in unicrm Sour
nal angeIteater SEER 8oltber 2ub.
Bon &egieruugsfreiien ben. bonn Dir
decentralization aus, miro man Dies
rlelte ~llnterncbmen ourd Nrtifel uno
a%liffldrungen utterltiiten. Gem @e-
brall6e nidtengliider Spraden it
man offenbar feinolid gelinnt.
Srndt- nnS Bomb Safe,
SnlinS GOienfel6,
StanS 5-6, MreaOt Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09

Ntasfen oieienigen beraIs5ufinoen,
oenen @reiie 5ufolen iollteu, 0as
&omite erIeOigte lid ieood prompt
Der ibm 5ufoaenOen 1dperen Alifea.
eobe uno erfl1rten Die folgeuoen
Masfen 81 Ireiieu beredtigt:
Oomen. 9reiie:
4. CHARLES Aunt", 5rail 2ouiie Bed
2. rObit- uno @emiiiegarten", 6rQu
6lora GiOgepop;
3. nSoaGnoer 0ldoeGs", 6rau Garl
Braun uno 6rau 6. Otto.
4. n5pauierinuen". 6rGulcin SilOa
Braun uil0 Sri. @mmie Braun;
5. Sorem- 0ome": 6r1ulein 6. 9.
Bebrens.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Masfenbaa Der @m. Sell llntcrltit.
nnss-1 eiellIdait.

9er am Montag itnttgefunOenc
idbrlide groBe Wasfenboa ser Ism.
Eel llnteritiisungs @eieIi6oft mar,
ipie chen niht anOers ermartet muir.
Sc, BON @ublifum iebr 5abIreif be
Iudt. Masfen ao6 eS in Siiae uno
6iiae uno in bunter 9feibenfoIge.
Ser ger1lmi9e Sool CAB allen Gr-
I6ienenen geniigenO YIob gum Can
5en, mas BON alien iebr geuiiroiet
ipurOe. 0os Observation-Disclosures
tc. beItebenO aus 0en @erren 8olf.
gang Gudodidel. Safob 9rucgger,
s. 9rait, 3b. Sones unO s. Mbbot.
botte bieIe Nliihe, inter Sen bielen
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09

Z. @eimar, Sri. 6. @9olf, Sri.
NSoiefine Meper, SRI. so. 8Ier, ..
9huefer uno Mm. Cor.
Die 98m. EEL urterltiiBunas-@e.
ieli6oft befinOet iiA in einem auBer-
oroentlihem guten 8%rltaHoe. Die
ielbe bat i6on Goulenoe bon Dollars
fir aranfen- uno SterbefGle alSbe-
8abIt, iopie bel fir wobltdtige 3me-
de, ltno 100000 an 9ibioenoen.
@eIunOe MGnner BON Is Sabren bis
gum M}annesaIter miiroen mobl tun,
iib 0ieier @eieai6oft an5uidlieBen
oieIeIben wiiroen Sen S1ritt ME be-
reren. 9ie eegenpartigeu 9eamten
lino:
&orl @goIf, 8rdiioent;
@}ar Ser, 8i3e-BrGlieent;
saul 8adidmi0, Sefret6r;
Safob 8rueeger, S6ubmeilter
SAUL Hieoel, 5iibrer
8ermaltungsrot: Garl SnmmeI.
Gbr. 8eilitein uno Sobn 8ii6ba4.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09

Serren 8reife:
I. o9ootleger" 9. 9. @ilmpbres;
2. pGproIcr Silfe@, 2uomig Strud;
3. Sport Gcl Etrrp;
A. uEprolerpoor", Sars 8oidet uitO
Sri. Wtinne Surlebaus;
5. vSduei8er~ Sobn Spring;
6. oSnOianer".
@ruppen 8reiie.
0ur6 oas 2oos mltroe enti9ieoen,
mel6er ser beioen @ruppen Der critic
8reiS 5ufollen iolte; oos &eiultat
mar ~folgenoes:
1. %reis: uGlu Glur MoIies"
Die @riippe lebte lid %8ulammen
aus Sen 9amen: 9iihIe, Burton
Wc2ean, @abl, Sobenitein, Smitb-
erS, gteil, Soul, @ats, EroIlelt
u1o SbomoS.
2. 9reis: ISM. Gea &it6en-9ano"
9ie @ruppe iebte li6 3uiummel
aus Sen 0amen: s. Sennige, Sea-
peameiIter; s.. @goIf, %. Sderer,
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Gincm &idtcrlins!

Sin 0enfer uno ein 0idter fem
Sit ieoem niht 9e9eben
Serr @. 81. on miaIt &idter Iein,
llneocl lit Iolh Streben,
Oh Remit ia ielber ldmiert anf
idmirrt,
W2id modit on ia nidt 5ornig,
Sd peiB, Der Menid ii6 mandma'
irrt,
ShriftItelerei lit oornig.
SD bitt Did lei mein Shnedenbaus
0a mill id aus mid Oriiden
Son sir berbiet id mir gpplaus,
Mads better, Oann III fideu.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm M%dnmerdOr.

Sonntog, Den Is. 5ebruar, finoet
pie0erum cine Der beliebten @beno.
unterboltlngen oeS @ermanin M6n.
nerdors III Der Concord 9oae ltott.
Sir elm geniigiames 8rogramm lit
geiorgt. 0ns &omite bat Iein Be-
ties periltht, Inn oieien 9lbeno at ei.
mem geniBreihen fiir ieoe YerionL
Wi1nnlein ooer 8ciblein, in ieoer
&iniidt 81 MAIDEN. 9as Grogramm
5erf1lt in 5lpei Scile: einen bumori.
itiIden mo einen tbeotroIilheil CUR
Auiiiibritng gelonet u0es 6orlter's
Sodterlein", oos groBe, nerpener-
idiitternoe Shanipiel; i1mmtlide
Mitpirfenoe lino MitgIieoer oes
Wt1nnerhors, II. a. 5rou Mar Der
ais oes 6oriters S0hterlein. &ommt
uno bort mie ie iingen uuo iooeln
fam uno ibr 2iebbobtr, Der Staot.
irab, Serr Mar Ger; Der Gnter Der
Eodter. Der aIte fnorrige 5orlter
0crr 6ris SGfiner; iopie Die orei
Yergniigungsreiienoen: 5. @on
brad, Goul Gilbert mo @. &Gmpf.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09

-Syn ser 9ireftorenberiammlln
ser 8roipect SIN SrieObofs- @eiea.
I6aft famer oie iibli6en monatli6er
@ei6afte our Bodybuilding. Beer.
oigt wuroen I'M berfloiienen @onai
bic folgenoen 8erionen: @belia Bolt
monp, Selene @bner, Sobn %. @er.
Dig, GbriItine BLOB, Gertrude &o.
binIon, 9artpin 8. Barnard, Seotc
2omrp, S. S6idler, Sreoerif Stobl
2i53ie @eiBmann, Bottle @.Sorning
Martba 81. 2pon, @Ii3abetb @dert u
G[ife 8. @eher.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Nastcnbna Der Arbeiter Nrnmfen-
nnO S~terbefaiie.

am Samstag, oen 10. 6ebr.. i'm.
oct in Den H6umen oes Concord
RIu6bauies DER groBe @osfenbaa
Der Nrbeiter Srnnfeu. uno Sterile
toiic itatt. 6reunoe iino ber5Iitit
piafommcn. Yreiie meroen on Die
6elten @ruppen- uno Gin5eImosten
oerteilt.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
strahenbahnaeIS 5 Gents?

SIN &ongreB mill man nod Dor
oem 4. MGr5, Dem SdlilB Der Sis
rngen, ein @eieb ourhbringen nnh
uel6em Der Yreis oes 6nbrgeIocs
iir ole eIeftriihe StroBenbobH in
Baibington auf 5 Gents bernbaei 1T
piro. 9is Jet lit Die SorIoge nod
tlir Dor Den &ommittees. no man
lodi nidts8eItimmtes beihIoiien hot.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Mrion Samcnperein.

Der grion.9 omenperein periam
melt lif am Wtittmodl. oen Ia. B. SO.
bel 6rnn %. Olscemshi Nr.> 500
Hbo0e SSSloo Muenue u. M.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
Die fOigenOcn Sdentnngen ginsen
in n~uierer GeonftiOn elm:
SSiir Arn y E c%iIFshsreiu.

6rou $. eamenreid 500
6rdulein @OnbOf. s1.00
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
2,t bermieten:

Shon mobliertes, gut gebei5tes
}immer. 102t-20te StraBe g. @.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09

e9nr5e WiitteiIungen : aus benz
6nmiIicnfrciie ooer aus Dem Sreurt-
ocsfreiie, Ole lid fir Die @urSffent-
lidung$ eigllen. lino uns ieoeroeit
ber3lid miQfommeD
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09
0entide Oper in Baltimore.

0ie 8agner-A uffiibrungen ourd)
oeuti6e O%perniGnger in Baltimore
borige 8o1e ioaen bon groBem @r.
folge gefront worOen lein. SiBpl1se
paren lange i'm boraus nidt mebr gu
6a6en. 9ie oeuti6e Sper feierte IN
Baltimore &rirmpbe. 3eitungen au.
Berbolb @altimore's fonnen li6 ni6t
genag oariiber Grgern. @s beiBt, 0af
oie Operngeieai6aft I'M Mai mad,
Baltimore uno Seem Yorf 8uriidteb
rem miro. Sir Oiejenigen Die Ole.
Ie berrlide @elegenbeit, bette oeltt.
lde Mflllif 81 b0ren, perpaBt baben,
miro eS Damn neue@elegenbeit geben.
oas 8eri1umte naG5ubolen.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-09

.yuuArOa, TenllOaf wirtlidc SeIifa'
teien, finO 81 babeu BET:
URbIerS, 36-5 &isss @arft
Evening star., 1923-02-15
DEFEAT SC CAR FARE |
39TO 25 IN SENATE!
Mcclellan Amendment to
Shrine Resolution Lost and
/. Measure Is Passed.

The Senate defeated By a vote of
80 TO a5 an amendment offered by
Senator Mcclellan OF Tennessee, demo-
crat. to the House joint resolution
permitting the Mystic Shrine to use
government parks. tents and nags
during their annual convention here
next June, which would have COM
PEELED a return to scent street car
fares and six tickets for 25 cents In
Washington.
Although appealed TO by several
senators 10 Withdraw his amendment
and let the Shriners resolution go
through. Senator Mcclellan declined
to do so. He said he was in favor or
the Shriners measure and would vote
for il. but he wanted vote on the D.
Kellar amendment came to vote
practically without debate. Party
lines were forgotten in the vote which
followed.
The McKellar amendment would
lave prohibited the Public Utilities
Commission from fixing a rate OF fare
for the street car companies In excess
of the rate authorized in the char-
ter3 Of the companies. and also wou!o
have provided that hereafter the rate
should be : cents, and that six tex
cts should be sold for 2o cents.
shrine Measure Passed.
After defeating the Mchella"
amendment, the Senate put through
the Shriners measure. Which no"
goes 10 the President for approval
The roll call on the Mckcliar amend
ment was as follows:
Ayes. 25-AshurSt. Eorah. Brook
hart. Broussard, Capper. Couzens
Dial. Fletcher. Gerry, Harris. llaT-
rtson. IIe1in. Hitchcock. Ladd, Nc
kellar. Norris, Overman. Owen. Rams
dell. Reed, Missouri; Sheppard
Smith. Walsh, Massachusetts,; Walsh
Montana, a nd Wills.
Noes, S9-Ball. Bayard. Calder.
Cameron. Colt. Cummins. Curtis,
Dillingham;. Feruald, Frelinghuysen,
Dale, Harreld. Jones. New Mexico:
Jones. Washington: Kellogg, Lenroot.
Lodge, Mckinley, Mclean, McNary.
Moses, Nelson. New, oddie, fhipps.
Fittmau. Poindexter. Reed, Pennsyl-
rani.: Smoot, Spencer. Sterling,
Sutherian I'd. Townsend. Underwood.
Wadsworth. Warren. Watson, Weller
and Williams.
Evening star., 1923-02-15
MISS HAMILTON HEADS
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS

Mss Jennie L. Hamilton was elected
president of the Womsn's Relief
Corps. Department OF the Potomac,
Grand Army OF the Repu ublic. at the
opening session Of the thirty fourth
annual convention. held in G. 4 z.
Hall. 1912 Pennsylvania avenue, last
G:ght.
other officers chosen were: Senior
vice president. Mrs. Elizabeth e.
SHAW; junior vice president. Nj SIS Au
eusta P. Palmer: treasure. Mrs. Julia
West Hamilton. re-e!erted fer her
cigth term: chaplain. Mrs. Mary Di
14arzo: executive hoard, Mrs. ANNA s.
rTyl"r chairman. Mrs. Anna Taylor.
!5Irs; Addte r. Hickman. Mr4. Ella
Queenan and Mrs. Hester Wyn1an;
dele elegate-at-large, Mrs. julia ". Lay
t"r; delegate. Ars. Rosaiie Nick. Shell
tor: alternates Mrs. Margaret Bradt
ard Mrs. Alice Bsssett
Mrs Isabel Worrell Ball. chairman
of ito committee on courtesics. bare
he greetings Of the convention 70 tire
Grand Army, in session at the same
place, ard the. latter responded
through Judge WilIstt of Iowa. COM
ma 1der-in- chief ot the q. A. r.: Pas
commander in chief D. NJ. Hall De-
pertinent Commander Fl. r. DEAN. Past
''t.rmander r. p. Entrekip and CAPT.
John Middleton. Those in the commit
tee were Mrs. T.ida \. Oldroyd, Mrs
Morce Elizabeth McElroy and Mrs.
Evening star., 1923-02-15

Thirteen Club this evening at the
City Club. 1t was announced today by
Benjamin A. LIE Fevre president.
the Club viii aaa,yzs y the % Cousens
proposal, and Joseph r. Randall will
speak on the problem of disrespect
for law. William C.. Hanson. presi-
dent of the Washington Association
Of Credit Men, will speak also on
Travels In the Great Southwest" and
Ralph Lawrence will conclude the