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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-14
Help Wanted
Heading

SALESMAN WANTED TO SOM,
orders for lubricating oils, gressa
and paints Salary or ComIniss,,
Address The Harvey Oil Co, clev.
iand, ono. lg7'
TO LET
wANT'E coon ALL ROUNr Coor
Good opportunity for man and NH,
II man cook, wife could wait on tahisJ
il woman cook, husband could HAMA
garden or guide il qualified. Troml
dale Cabins, Troutdale. tf7F
ONE OR TWO MEN TO CUT cou,
wood SO cord for cutting ana
camp to stay in. Desire 100 cords cu'
l.. II. Lancaster, r. 1, Hartland. 4w;v
FURNISHED ROOMS. suIrAR,,
for light housekeeping. 20 Turns
Ave, SkoWhegan. III
GIRLS OF SCHOOL AGE EAR,
money in spare time selling lfte.l
fancy needle cases at twenty cent
per case. You keep $1.00 send M
other $500 and l will send you by ~
turn mail the most amazing and amusI
n1ent novelty, a Dancing Doll FIRE.
Utility Supply Agency, Dexter, Main
AVG
A MAN WANTED TO DRIVE ON
of my milk teams Also a man a
general farm work. V. NJ. Fotter, All
son. n. +. Phone 74-5, Madison EtI
change. 2wtlI
ALL ROUND COOK WANTED. GOO,
wages TO right party. Address N
Champagne, Box &C. lockwood. Me.
2w6F
An AMBITIOUS PERSON IN EACH
of the following towns, Madison, Bins
ham. Athens, Fairfield, Hartland, Pitts
field and st. Adams. Full or spanI
time work. If you are interested
more dollars. Write Maurice y. Ricks
312 Water st. 3ws
THE CHTLDREN's HOSPITAL oil
Portland, Maine, offers to young vol
men of high school education, a wi
and one-half years course of genera
hospital training which includes dis
trict nursing and utilization with tA|
New Haven Hospital for Chesterfield
Adult Surgical and. Medical NursnsI
Some applicants desired for Apri clas
Information sent on application, AL
dressed to superintendent of Nurses
sN|
A BOY OR ELDERLY MAN WAysI
ED to do chores on farm and maxi
himself generally useful. Maurice q
Adams. n. l.. Phone 27-6. Swil
HOUsEKEEPER WANTED IN FAx|
lily of three. Call during the moo
hour or evenings. +. l.. Adams. Skow|
hogan. 3w5FI
WOMAN TO HELP WITH HOUSE,
WORK on Tuesdays and Fridays. lk|
quire of Mrs. Fred Hurley, So MI
Pleasant Ave, Skowhegan. tfiF
MEN WANTED FOR THE WO0ul
at Belgrade. Maine. 8. w. GouA|
Skowhegan. TN
MEN OR WOMEN EARN $40 q
weekly addressing and mailing crrS|
lars for Mail Order Farms at hom(|
no convassing. Send 25e in silver q
book of instructions to Empire Suppl
Co., Hartland Swl'
BOYS AND GIRLS EARN MONEY n
spare time selling our Family Need
cases at 25c case, with premium. VI
trust you. Sell IL cases. Send Z
$500 you keep s1.09 for yours. SCI
for IL cases today to Empire SUPPL,
Co. Hartland. 8wlsI
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HAIR GOODS A SPECIALITY
Switches and transformations made
from combings at Miss Towne's. Room
16 J. p. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. TIA
MY MAINE $40 OATS YIELDED
better than so blu. per acre average
from less than 3 blu. per acre of seed.
Seed cost no more per acre than Wes-
tern oats and yield 80 to so per cent
more grain. They will not lodge as
quickly. l will deliver cleaned seed
free in lots of fifteen blu. or more. l.. II.
Elliott, Eaton Mt. Farm, East Skowhe-
gan. 3WfF
ONE CYPHERS INCUBATOR, 400
egg capacity. First class condition.
ALSO one coal burning Hoover, 1000
chick size Thomas J. Pierson, 2S9
North Ave, Skowhegan. 4w7'
ELECTRIC STOVE, W1TH FL HOT
Plates. One medium, one full heat.
Has been used hut little. Will sell
reasonable. Inquire ofeMargaret NJ.
Chase. Skowhegan Telephone 33-2
or $50. TIFF
PONY HARNESS. PRACTICALLY
new, $40. May be seen at $40 Water
St, Skowhegan. 2w7+
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State OF MAINE

(SeaD
SOMERSET. IS. Supreme judicial Court
No. 278 January Term. 1924
George e. Harlow of Norridgewock,
in the county of Somerset, VS. Clifford
Cowett formerly of said Norridgewock
but whose residence Is now not known
ORDERED. That notice of suit be
given to the Defendant, by publish
Ing an attested copy of the PLAINTIFFS
writ. or an abstract of 1t, together
with this order thereon, three weeks
successfully iIf the Independent Re-
porter, newspaper printed at Show
hogan in the county of Somerset the
last publication to be not less than
thirty days before the next term OF
this Court, to be holden at Skowhe-
gan, Within and for the said County Of
Somerset, on, the first Tuesday of
Aprf A. p. 19g4. that he may then and
to said suit IL he see fit.
Attest:
w. r. sBEKINs.
Clerk
abstract of PLAINTIFFS WRIT
Date of WrH, December TO- A. D. 1928
Ad-damnum, $500.
Writ returnable and entered January
Term. A. ID. 1924.
. Action of assumpsk on an account
annexed of $113.5S. with interest
thereon from July 25. A. u. 1922. al
legged date of demand.
FRANK l.. AMcS
Norridgewock Maine.
Attorney for Plaintiff
a true copy of the order of Court,
with abstract of writ.
Attest:
w. T. sEEKINs.
3w7 Clerk.
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had come. He thought of all the
wrongs he had done, and when he
recalled that he had not sent sub
scriptions to this paper this year he
felt so small that he crawled right
out of the log without difficulty. Does
this story fit your"
Mr.. White Is the son of D. Gran
Vile White, who formerly lived on
Madison avenue opposite Maple St
and, was a partner in the firm of
Gushing e White, whose place of
business was thnt now occupied by
the Skowhegan Savings Bank. Mr.
White. Sr., has passed away. The
widow is still living in Philadelphia
as above indicated
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SMALL HOUSE WITH TWO LARGE
lots located near Shoe Factory. Good
water. Price only 500. Cleveland IL
Creation, 81 Madison Ave, Skowhegan.
TIC
FARM IN THE TOWN OF HART
LAND, 116 acres, wood and lumber
RID, and telephone, near school, cream
taken at the door. Stock, 2 COWS and
heffer, one pig, rs hens, separator and
hay. All farm machinery. Price $4,000
Part down. Address inquiries to Box
35, Hartland, RID /. 4w5F
CLEARED LAND. EXCELLENT
tillage and pasturage. Mrs. Harry M.
Cullen, 124 Mt Pleasant Ave, Show
hogan. Tel. 1874. tf51
SIX ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD RE-
PAIR. Located in Scion village. Fine
cellar. Owner lives away. Goes for
5000 IL taken at once. Frank Moody,
10 Shirley street, Skowhegan, tf45.
EAsTPORT. LUBEC AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rails
ing. Close to boat and rail trans
portation and big local supply cheap
fish fertilizer. Good buildings. Price
ridiculously low. Write us for des-
criptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency, PASSPORT. till
MY HOME PLACE ON NoRRIDGE-
wOCK Avenue. Lot 6xt6 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton. exceptionally modern In its con-
veniences. Handsomest location In
Kennebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland T.
Patten. tf4V
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Wanted-To Bury
Adds under this head free to our


kITTENs-LONG HAIRED, MALE
and female, in an colors and marking
wanted. Orrin j. Dlckey. Belfast. Me.
2w7
TEN BUSHELS OR MORE OF SMALL
potatoes for seeding purposes. Price
must be reasonable. Write or tele-
phone Mrs Mabel Jackson, Skowhe-
gan, Farmers Phone 20-5. 2w7F
10000 DRY SECOND CLEARS CE-
OAR shingles. Fred Moody, Hanover
st. Farmers Phone OLA, tn
=. nsy. an s
LEGHORN ROOSTER. THOMAS F..
DEANE, RID 3, Skowhegan. 3w6F
TWO FLAT BOTTOM BOATS FoR
fishing purposes State condition and
prices in first letter; C. NJ. Lancaster.
plttsfeid. 4w6F
WANTED by PRIVATE COLLEGE
TOR of Antiques--Old colored glass
Candlesticks, blue, purple, yellow,
milky white, mil<y-blue.
Lamps, above colors, all glass, pew
ter collar, base square or six-sided.
Also lamps with bowls clear glass
with blue, red or milky figures.
plain or decorated. Also in Opaque
glass having high gloss painted decor
ations.
Toilet bottles, decanters, etc same as
vases or figured red and white or blue
and white.
Any articles in thin, lightweight
glass ribbed. f1uted or in diamond
shape quilted design, colors blue, pur-
pie, clear. Clear thin five to seven
inch high decorated toddy tumbiers.
Clear rather heavy glass covered
sugar bowl eight sided fine figures
Sugar bowl plain loop design. top
seven plain heavy scallops,, cover seven
loops.
High sauce dish or compete same
pattern top nineteen plain heavy seal
Tops. Low dish same pattern.
Write of other covered glass sugar
bowls and other compotes.
Following plates and dishes clear
rather heavy glass sparkling lacy pat
terms on ground finely pebbled or dot
ted Must show some of following
fern scroll, star, heart. shield, eagle,
feather or horn of plenty. Edges cut
in tiny scallops or points.
List-Cake plates and smaller plates
eight sided, round, oblong. Large
deep dishes for berries. Small sauce
dishes, honey plates, cup-plates. Sill
yer plated low cake basket oval or
round pattern paised grapevine or
'open lattice; also silver plated tray
same pattern.
Candlesticks marble base, gilt STAN
dard glass pendentS.
Lamp as above with shade grape
Examine all carefully for hicks and
cracks. All articles must be known
to be very old and in good condition.
Write size, shape. design. condition.
price. If satisfactory money order
sent. Address p. 0. Box 155, Mont
pelIer, Vermont. Avs
| CATTLE DE HORNER. CYRUS
/ +. Walker, North Arson. 3w5F
! AFARM LOCATED WITHIN -FOUR
miles of Skowhegan. We have a GUS
toner who will pay $500 down and
make large monthly payments. Cleve-
land & Creation, FL Madison Ave,
Skowhegan.- IFS
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASH PRICES
paid for skunk. mink, foxes, coons,
weazles. muskrats and all other furs.
Write for complete list of prices and
ship your furs to Z. T. Sherman, Fur
rier. Dept. 46, Whitman, Mass. 6w4'
SPRUCE, FIR. WHITE PINE LOGS,
Also rough spruce and fir pulp wood
landed on bank; of Kennebec River.
Frank Il. Mace, Augusta. 4w4F
. .
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. /.
Write in first letter kind and
number you have. Harry Nelson,
. Skowhegan, N. e. Phone, 2S4-3.
tf2
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To Let

UPSTAIRS RENT. MODERN con-
VENIENCES Archie Giles, SS Main
St. Town. 1w7s
ROOMS TO LET on WATER ST.
Splendidly situated for office purposes
or for light housekeeping. DR.. c. Il.
Richardson. 2w6
BUNGALOW ON HANOVER sT. IN4
QUIRE of Fred Moody, Skowhegan.- TIA
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT. MOD
ERN conyeniences. Inquire at 10
Bush street, Skowhegan. tf2
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, MODERN
convenences, centrally located. Near
Postoffice. 1T Water ST., Skowhegan.
". II. Phone 1861. tf4s
FOUR LIVERY TEAMS TO LEFT.
Harry Nelson, Skowhegan. N. E.
Phone 284-3 tf47
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sHAG CATS AND KrTTpx.

SHAG CATS AND KITTrys
once, all colors and ages, shin or NJ.
put straw in the boxes | nan
express charges. @. l.. Wakess5,.
Grove ST., Augusta. lsTs.
OLD sCOINs---FHED ID. CLOrcp
Beacon ST., Concord, N. III. Ann.
MAINE LAW. REPORTy. vo,r
21-s8., Nos 21-6l are especiallv
sirable. Can also purchase old n.
phletsr on our Great West and nsfr]
earlier date. Dramatic works OF s,
American writer's arc also somAws
in demand. Please note that o,a
than the above old books. mos 'a y
books are entirely without yalns Y
dependent-Repo Co. ~. ~
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A New Way to Escape from n Tight
: Place

In renewing subscription for his
mother, Mrs Julia White of Philadel-
phia, Clifton White of New York sub
mits the following clipping;
Suppose He'd Paid Up?'-'One day,
not long since. Baptist preacher of
our state was out hunting A rain
storm came on. In order to keep
dry he crawled into hollow log.
When the rain began to fall the log
began to swell, until he could get
neither way. He thought his end
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Miscellaneous

HOUSE WANTED FOR MYsEn
and family. Want at least six room
Modern conveniences desired and sep
arate house preferred. Likely TO n
main for long time. w. l.. Rober1
son. Central Maine Power Co. ofhSj
SET OFF INTERNATIONAL cYCLej
PEDIA. 20 volumes. Also one larsj
dictionary. Write for particuarI
Mrs. Cora NJ. Jordan, Bingham. WI
MISCELLANEOUS
ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS GIRL y
worth $4,000. Wants kind helplRI
husband. Write quick for standing
picture and description Box 20 III
AuPetes Calf 3wI'
LUNCH AT PREBLE's REsTAtSI
ANT. Good food and plenty Of
Eat all you want. Dinner soc; breaAl
fast or supper 40c. Also quick iuhv.sI
JeweIer 4ws'l
WILL EXCHANGE SEWING aS|
CHINE for cord wood A. l.. Whitls,I
more. 172 Water St. Skowhegan. 'S'l
LAM AGENT FOR THE HOME pro-
FIT Knitter. If interested write n
call and l will demonstrate Satar ,s
sonabIe price. c. 2. Sawyer, MI
ridgewock. 4"'
ONR FAMILY HOUSE WANTED M ~
rent before March Is by respohspsl
party. Must have garage or spst,l
for car. Should have at least M, sn]]
rooms, also modern convenience. WI
take long lease IL satisfactory ~
Water street, Sisowhegan. "''
PUBLIC SERvICE--TWO H0hss
hack, reasonable rates, day or nIg w.
Your patronage solicited. straw rIs W.
and dance parties a speciality. ProgHgr]
service. Tel. connection. Asa ui'.
den Co. 1877 West Front ST. Sko va
gan. l"
WANTED. A HORSE FOR Tas
keeping. Not over 1900 lbs. WIN "a
care. Austin ". Tibbetts, Binsnss,-
SEND sHOEs FOR REPAIRING ~
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital, So
hogan. Full line of mems WORK Sr
dress shoes. Lowest prices in 'V M,
no YOU KNOW THAT We chENT
press. block. bleach and color nA NJ
while you wait. Shoe dyeing sps.1
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cle I'M,
lust like new. Peter Leakos, a..Tt
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan' "
sETa PHOTO sTuDIo-YOrR Ps ~
on post card. Finished while MA is
wait. Developing and printing, t foaf
grade amateur work. Twent ss,,os.
hour service. Telephone $685. oNt M,
hogan.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES

Whereas, A. p. Goullette of Skowhe-
gan In the County of Somerset and
state of Maine by his mortgage deed
dated the fifteenth of November A. d.
l922 and recorded in Somerset County
Registry of Deeds. Vol. $40. Page 215.
conveyed to me the undersigned Henry
A. Young of said Skowhegan, n GER
tain parcel of real estate situated In
said Skowhegan, In the County of Som
erset and bounded as follows to wit. n
certain parcel of land with the build
ings thereon situated in Skowhegan
on the South side of the Kennebec
River, bounded by beginning on con-
templated street at the corner of land
formerly owned by w. II. Pierson, and
thence running southerly on said
street two and one-half rods: thence
easterly about three rods and ten feet
to land of Frank Fortier. and to a
point between said Fortier's land and
the lot hereby conveyed. two and one
half rods to said Pierson land: thence
Northerly on said last named line two
and one-half rods to said William II.
Pierson land, and thence westerly on
said Pierson land fifty-seven and one
half feet to the point begun at and
whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken; now. therefore.
by the breach of the condition thereof
l claim the foreclosure of the said
mortgage.
Dated at said SlSowhegan this six
tenth day of January A. u. 1924
Sw7 HENRY A. YOUNG
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HARD AND SOFT woop. DRY.

TT or stove length JOS. Corriveau
93 Milburn st. Tel. 1873, Skowhegan
tf2
TRAVERSE RUNNER DELIVERY
pung formerly used by J. p. Oak.
Worth $50 will take S25. Il. III. Nor
rlll. Court St, n. Il. Phone 1911; Far
mers 46-3, Skowhegan. tie
CREAM SEPARATOR. BARGAIN If
taken at once. c. r. Whittemore.
Skowhegan. r. F. d. No. z, Farmers
Phone 1913. tf2f
BOYS AND GIRLS ALL WOOL
Sport Hose at S5c. Also have left a
few Women's, Misses and Children's
Shoes which 1 have greatly reduced in
price. Best Compton all-wool yarn
leggins for men s1.65. for boys s1.25.
Kincaid's Shoe Hospital. "A Madison
Ave, Skowhegan. tf2
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BLANKET BETWEEN sKOWHE-
GAN and Cornville. VIII finder please
leave at Smith & CaSeys, Water st.
and receive reward. Maurice Fland-
ers, Skowhegan, RID 2. 1w7F
CASTDOG LOST SOMEWHERE BE-
TWEEN Falls Saw Mill and Fellows
Novelty Shop. Finder please leave at
Hubbard's Store and l will pay you
for the trouble 1W7F
THREE KEYS TIED WITH WHITE
Irvine lost somewhere between my
home and shop. f. X. Poulin, Cob
bier, Water ST, Skowhegan. 2w7*
ONE OF A PAIR OF BUCK DRIVING
gloves. The left hand one. Finder
will be suitably rewarded for it's re-
turn to me or to the Independent Re-
porter office. w ID. Bradbury, r.. f.
ID. No. T. Farmers Phone 1872. 2w6"
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Positions Wanted
No charge 10 anyone for ass unAes thss
Heading

Az STENOGRATsEER OR TYITs'r.
Am graduate of Lawrence High
School commercial Course. Address
Miss Dorothy Bither. Fairfield. In
quiries may also be made Of Miss
Dorothy Lyons, SO Spring ST.. or at
Emery Browns. Skowhegan. 3w7F
AS HOISEkEEpER or A GENER-
AL housework girl or would do table
work. chamber work. References
furnished if required. Write Annie
Williamson. Skowhegan RID Z. or
telephone Farmers l1-5. 3w7F
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FOH. SALE
HOUSE LOTS, EXCELLENT

hOtSh iTVtSs FsA's'Ih''Nh
location. Fronting south on
Prospect ST. NO duSt-no
noIse--sun all day. Only ! min
ute walk from ear line.
DESCRIPTION
Lot No. 90, just east of Archie
Weston's house. 5 rods front
and rods deep. Lot No. 80
just west of Sturtevant house
and joining lot No. 80; is 5 rods
front and - rods deep. Sewer
connections on Prospect St as
well as city water. For full
particulars apply to A. b. Blum
mer, Cor Steward Ave and Dyer
st. Please call after p. m. tn
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Advertisements In these columns not exceed a.
Hines inserted once for 2Se. four times fer zoe a..
win order. Each additional lime 5c. In eomun,,-
lines. reckonsem average OF o words. Stamp. tar
II not p0id fnsaavance, Toe additional In chars.
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

FORD TOURING CAR, LATEST MO-
DEL. Been driven about 900 miles
viii accept cash or will sell for note
Warren W. Swain. Skowhegan. 2w7
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CONNECTICUT GENERAL LINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY
accident Depta
Hartford, Connecticut

ASSETS DEC. 81 1923
Real Estate. $692. 1898. %
Mortgage Loans, 27.273,156 81
Collateral Loans. 5,39S,97861
Stocks and Bonds, 14,725.041,56
Cash in Once and Bank. 591, 499. 20
Agents Balances, 32.811.70
Bills Receivable, 6;S57.S3
Interest and Rents, 1,242,13T.79
All other Assets, 3,03S,992.0 OF
Gross Assets. S52,996, $685.
Deduct items not admitted, 3i,731.S4
Admitted, $52,s62, 1860
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1929
Net Unpaid Losses, $300,s19.00
unearned Premiums, 935,502.93
All other Liabilities, 47.412,S45.25
Cash Capital, 1000, 900 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 3,312.969.62
Total Liabilities and Sur
plus. $4,000, so
DeaHe \. Thomas, Manager
3w7 Portland, Maine
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LIVE POULTRY WANTED.
Write in first letter kind and
number you have. Harry Nelson,
Skowhegan, N. e. Phone. asia.
tf2
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press. block. bleach and color ~ NJ
equal to new. Hat bands put u
while you wait. Shoe dyeing ~
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cle c1ss
Just like new. Peter Leakos, 9. ,fsf
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegah'
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sET,H PHOTO sTUDIO-YOuR Pr ~"s

on post card Finished while ia, WI
wait. Developing and printing. foai|
grade amateur work. Twentss ros.
hour service. Telephone 236-Z, oNtf,,|
hogan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-24

worth e. Condron, Fred Pratt, Err
ma Miller and Hazel Kirk.
Other features of WRCs tenta-
tive entertainment program viii be
a concert by the Wardman Park
Trio, under the direction Of Moe
Baer and al song recital by Edith
Miller Haring, soprano.
The afternoon program from
WAY, the Woodward and Lothrop
station, will be featured by the
third of a series of phonograph
operalogues. The opera for TODAY
will be Carmen" the action OF
which will be interpreted by one of
the WAY staff.
Distant station programs are
largely tentative due to the uncer.
tainty Of the hours Of the conven.
ton broadcast.
Artists, however, will be on hand
at all the stations to fill up the
gaps when the convention recesses
Pittsburgh through KDKA has
scheduled program by talent from
Charleroi, Pa, and late concert
to begin at the close Of the con.
vention.
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'BRoADCASTING IS LATEST
MEDITERRANEAN ISSUE

PARIS, June 24.-The Mediter.
ranean coast of Africa is now com.
ing into the radio limelight quite
sharply. The several political states
into which North Africa is divided
have not been able to agree on a
radio policy. In French Morocco,
Marshalr Lyautey, the local com.
mandant, Is reported to allow no
official transmission or reception at
all.
In Algeria, on the other hand,
plans are being made for a email
broadcasting station. In Spanish
Morocco, radio is still more to the
fore, being used for the distribution
Of all kinds of news, even for the
publication Of charges against an
army officer who was confined for
thirty days on some minor offense.
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'P|NAF()RE"
/. TAKESA|R
/. TONIGHT
Gilbert and Sullivan Master
piece First Full Opera to
Be Presented Here

The opening session Of the
Democratic National Convention
at Madison Square Garden, New
York, which will be broadcast
from all the principal stations Of
the East and Middle West, will
borrow the ears of all listeners-in
today.
WCAP, the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company sta
tion, is scheduled to take up the
beginning of the convention and
broadcast the proceedings until
nightfall.
WRC Tonight.
Should there be an evening ses-
sion, it will be broadcast by Station
WRC. Of the Radio Corporation OF
America.
Present arrangements call for the
convention to start at IL o'clock
noon, daylight saving time-11
o'clock Washington time.
Contrary to the recommendation
of the committee on arrangements,
the keynote address of Senator Pat
Harrison, of Mississippi. will be de-
liyered shortly after the fall Of the
gavel unless an adjournment until
night is voted by the delegates.
Further details of the hours of
assembly and order of business viii
be announced over the air.
To Broadcast Opera.
Following the adjournment Of the
convention, WRC will broadcast,
probably about 10 o'clock tonight,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-24
WEAF STAR IS
TO Be HEARD
AGAIN
h
Irma caron to Sing Her Maori
Songs Before Microphone
Once More

Irma Caron, French Australian
dramatic soprano, whose unique
programs of Maori songs have so
impressed the radio audience Of
WEAF, is returning to the micro
phone of that station tomorrow
night with an entertainment full
of variety and color. In presenting
her unusual material Miss Caron
does so with the full knowledge
that her work is authentic and all
her numbers have been obtained
and studied in the countries in
which they originate.
For instance, her Javanese songs.
were secured during an extensive
tour OF Java, when she, visited
every interesting section OF that
wonderful isle Of the East Indies.
A soJourn there OF a best part of
a year enabled Miss Caron 10 make
study Of the people and titeir
habits.