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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29
Lions Club Meets

Reports OF the 33rd district con-
vention of the International Lions
clubs. which was held in Boston
Monday. were given last evening at
the meeting of the Watcrville Lions
club by Walter :. Austin. president
of the Waterville club, DR.. Alfred
Johnson and Ray Lightbody. The
Boston meeting was addressed by
Harry Newman of Toronto. president
of the International body. and the
delegates made a very full report of
proceedings.
A new song. composed by Archi-
bald stout and dedicated to the state
Of Maine. was sung by the club for
the first time.
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NATIONAL HOME
Legion Post Hosts
At Halloween Party

The Ivan Bicknell Post, No. 80.
American Legion was the hosts at
a Halloween party and dance held
in Grand Army hall Tuesday even
ing. Whist and dancing was enjoy
ed the prize for the men going to
Robert Kirk and the womens prize
to Mrs. II. NJ. Gould. The prizes for
the best costumes were awarded to
Mrs. Wallace Shaw and Miss Char
lotte LiZotte. The costumes were va
ried and very original. The hall was
decorated for the occasion under the
direction of Mr.. Guy Gilmore, the
Post Bugler, who has gained quite a
reputation for his originality in this
line. Refreshments of cider, apples.
doughnuts and cake were served at
intermissiOn.
Music was furnished by members
of the Home Band under the direc-
ton of Lee Kirk. This was the first
of a series of parties planned by the
Legion for the coming season.
The decorations were the usual
Halloween colors. StreamerS were
hung around the Hall and the stage
showed house and a harvest moon
with a witch riding a broom stick.
Pumpkins were strewn about the
hall and the lights were covered with
miniature jack o-lanterns, which
diffused soft light giving a rather
clever effect of twilight. The Com
mittee in charge were Leonard M.
NIaillet, chairman, Charles r. Dia-
mond, Sumner A. Glazier, Edwin l..
Cooper, Eddie Pomerleau, Guy Gill
more.
The old fashioned games. musical
stick, apple on string, ducking for
90 l
chair. were highly enjoyed by one
and all. The affair was conducted in
a most efficient manner and the COM
mittee deserves much credit for the
hard work necessary to the success
of party and dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29
RICHMOND

CORNER-Nrs. Ernest Sylvester
was Brunswick visitor Saturday,
Ernest Millay who is attending
school at kents Hill, passed the
week end at home
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skillins and fam
lily of Westbrook were Sunday guests
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Tarr's.
J. b. Ward passed the weekend in
Maiden. Mass, at the home of his
son. VINO with his family, returned
with him Monday for q two weeks
vacation.
The little son Of Harry Sylvester
was run into by an automobile Sum
day afternoon but is not thought to
be seriously injured. One leg was
sprained quite badly.
Charles Hamilton Of Gardiner Is
passing a few days vacation at his
fathers.
Mrs r. NJ. Summerfield, who has
Iassed the last few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. J. J. Gavin, returned
to her home in Portland Monday. She
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29
+ Seized with
oze to Be Turned
Ter to County

y" - W. Achley ruled yester-
" Municipal court that the
coupe and its load of int, Nj
n9uor which was seized We'd
msht. October * on Summer
.! Deputy Sheriff Frank les
unis city. be ofieted to the
auo inc same has been turn
VIZ 10 the county sheriff.
was the biggest liquor haul
" Ma'erville for months and
u'scovered only by accident
He deputy happened to be
s down Summer street two
wv. HE caught the odor Of
:, aud upon investigation found
zane from a Dodge coupe
was deserted on the street.
S over the automobile he
!. nM ~ Il contained so gallons OF
:; ~ bottles OF whiskey. part
~. morse " Cellar Scotch and the
49, ~ William Penn Rye.
s incense plates No. S6.11S
"a the car but in the door
Me deputy found Rhode Is
ia ss'slration blanks for No. a.
~ reeslstration card for Philip
nv 81 Hilton street, Provi-
s y, l. No one has ever appear
VAIN either the car or its con-
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WINTHROP

The 7. d. X. club met Monday aft
ernoon with Miss Emma Cochrane.
| There was a good attendance and all
enioyed pleasant afternoon. Re-
freshments were served. 1t being the
birthday of one of the club members,
Mrs C. +. Kilbreth she was present
ed with a gift as a token from the
club. The club will meet next Mon
day afternoon with Miss Eva Moody.
Mrs. Karl Collins Of South Gardi-
ner and Mrs. Frank Hamlin of
Brunswick were supper guests Mon
day of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T. Kilbreth.
c. L. Marble is in Boston on bust
ness.
Mrs. Fife French went to Yisbon
Monday to attend the reception and
banquet for the president Of the Re-
bekah Assembly, Mrs. Elizabeth Fos-
ter. and the associate officers. Mrs.
French is the chaplain of the Re-
bekah Assembly of Maine.
Mrs. Mary Lewis Is visiting in Ban
gor and kenduskeag.
Miss Virginia Martin was home
from Kent'h Hill seminary over the
week end.
on Sunday Miss Martin entertain
81 as dinner guests. Miss Mayo, the
preceptrcss. and two teachers. Miss
Frost and Miss McQuigg. also two
classmates. Miss Dorothy Hill and
Miss Barbara Younger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy B. Jackson and
son Winthrop, who have been passing
the summer at their home on the
East Monmouth road, have returned
to their home in Newburyport. Mass.
The baby clinic at the Grammar
school building Friday afternoon is
from until o'clock instead of at
3 p. NJ. az announced yesterday.
Hon. Charles S. Hichborn spoke
Monday evening under the auspices
of the Literary club on Prison Re-
form at the Congregational church.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Maxfield. who had the program
in charge. His message was one of
vital interest and was closely listened
to by large audience.
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PITTSTON

NORTH-Mrs. Lille Grant enter
tanned the Kings Daughters in Water
vile last Thursday. those ATTENDING
from here We're, Mrs. Clark and
daughter Helen. Mrs. Treble. Mrs
Annie Lewis, Mrs Blanch Lewis,
Miss Mary Cary Mrs, Sparrow, Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. Huntington. Mrs. Kelley.
Mrs Hersom and daughter Gladys
All reported a very fine meeting.
The Kings Daughters will hold n
Halloween party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson next Friday
evening.
John Peterson. who has been on a
visit to New York Ci:y, returned
home Thursday.
Lesley Sparrow. Joe Grady and
Joe Trainor. who has been on a
weeks pleasure trip up in the big
woods. returned home Saturday.
Hazel Sparrow of Gardiner passed
the Weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Sparrow.
The Chelsea Farm Bureau will hold
Timber estimating demonstration
and Mr.. Watson of the University of
Maine will explain the use of the
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NAGEE FURNACE COMPANY
g UNION ST.. BOSTON, MASS.
3 g UNION ST.,

was accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Ruth Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. .. Lancaster pass
cd Sunday in Gardiner.
James Tarr of rresque Isle WAS a
visitor at +. &. Dows ills week.
Mrs. {. II. Cobb passed Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. Oscar Douglass
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis T>ideout and
family were visitors in Gardiner Sat
urday.
Portland Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Tarr attended
the meeting of the o. T.. &. at Bow
dOinham Monday evening.
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cruising stick The meeting will be
held in the Pine Grove of George
sparrow at Pittston, Friday Oct. 81
at 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Meirs and Mrs. Huntington
Will entertain the Kings Daughters
at the next meeting Thursday Nov. 6.
Willis Peaslee is helping George
Sparrow pack apples.
Mr. and Mrs. John Webb were
calling on relatives IN Riverside
Sunday.
The school at Searls Mills. Chelsea,
will give a Halloween party and box
social at the Chelsea Grange hall
next Thursday evening, Oct. 80.
Ladies' are requested 10 bring boxes.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Carolyn Herfick entertained q
small group of friends Tuesday even
ing at supper at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Herrick of
s Melville street. The party was Civ
en- in honur of Miss Lillian Peters who
is soon to move with her family to
Washington, D. c. Beside Miss Peters
the guests were Doris Church. Blanche
Cove and Ola Swift. Each. guest re-
ceived beautiful and appropriate
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ilTCHFIEI.D

Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Adams OF
Belgrade and Ruth Barber OF
Randolph were visitors at r. y.
Adams Sunday.
Dr. II. w. Goss. 4. D. Bartlett ami
i. y. Adams attended the football
game ut Lewiston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jack Of Bow
doinham were visitors at III. w.
Maxwells last week 81 E.
Mr. and Mrs Britton and little
daughter of Waterville were calling
on Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Gilman Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Maxwell vert
to Bowdoinham Monday evening To
attend the Eastern Star inspection.
II. w. Maxwell. Leland Gilman
and Raymond Tozier have had q
furnace installed in their homes.
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Fred Bolduc

Fred Bolduc of 4 Carey lane died
Mt his home late Monday night. aged
81. Mr.. Bolduc was born in st. VIC
tor. Canada. and came to Watervlile
several years ago. where he had been
employed at the iollinssworth ana
Whitney mills. He was the son OIL
k,Aienne and Sarah Boiduc.
MIR. Rolduc is survived by his wife
and one child of this city. four bro
theirs. Josephat, Adelphat. Henry ana
Trefflc. all of Canada and a sister,
Mrs. Archels Bernier Of Waterviile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

Returns have been made OF the
marriage of Irwin Irving IaSsett OF
winslow, son OF Mr.. and MRS. Johl
Tarret OF New Brunswick to Annette
RAYMOND Murray Of Yarmouth.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie X.
Murray of Yarmouth. The ceremony
was performed saturday by y. L..
Holmes. justice of the peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

II evening at the Gethcell street
1t church. under the auspices OF
Welcome class. there will he an
kainment OF dramatic readings
Er Arthur Ruckner and solos by
Dixon, Mr.. FULLY and Mr.. Tay-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

|sd has been received in town
!, death OF Mrs. Walter Briggs
,Fsrmore Falls. Among the sur
IL relatives Is a daughter. Miss
pIummer and n sister, Mrs. J..
kaTam. both of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

Samaritan Lodge. I. .. o. F., VIII
observe past Grand's Night this eve
ming. A supper will be served at
$50 followed by work in the inltia-
tory degree. The work will be done
nv the Past GrandS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

\, pthan Sisters will meet at
IT.mpls on Silver street at 230
,f,ernoon to finish the quilt for
lam Each Sister is asked to
!, m effort to donate something
4. fancywork table.
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BOWOIN
ycceDh Eaton Ef1iot+

The funeral Of Joseph Eaton Elliott
was held at 2 r. 81 Sunday from his
late home Mr. Elliott Was the sew
enih generation who had lived on that
farm. He leaves a widow and son
Milford
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

Funeral services for the late Phil
dora Cote will be held this morning
at S O'Clock from the 81. Francis de
Sales church. Burial will be in Cath
Catholic Pine Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

/, Girls Training Camp OF the
,,.yatlonal church will meet on
,,ay, Nov. q. instead of this
+, Thursday. as previously
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Potter, VINO
have been visiting Mr.. and MIS-.
Webster Williams, have returned TO
their home in Winthrop. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

The children and members of the
Thistle club are invited to a Haiiow-
cen party to be given 1T the Tacon-
net club house ThursdaE evening
Thu supper will be served at $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

Funeral services for Leslie E. Her
som will be held this afternoon at
. o'clock from the mortuary chapel
Rev. Walter -Quarrington will oifici-
ate. Burial Will be in the Pin Grove
cemetery.
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his countrymcn were arrested. An
investigation WAS Immediately begun
to determine what connection there
might be between Chuc's possession
of the mysterious box and the nation
wide war which has been raging be
tween the On LconS and Hip ! ing
tongs.
New York. oct. 2S.-Ixt raordinary
precautions were taken in West Side
Court todeY to prevent a d"monstra-
ton when three of the four mon under
indictment for the robbery of Mrs.
Helen Heyworth, fiancec Of 'Dappcr
Don Collins, were taken before
ma eietrate to have the short afIidovits
on which the" were held pending grand
jury action. dismissed. The courtroom
was crowded with friends Of the pris-
oncrs. a girl was discovered trying
to give a message to one Of them.
Dover. y. j, Oct. 2S.--The forest
fire which started early Sunday morn
ing. hurting scare into this vicinity
because of its neaTnesS to the Plea
tinny government arsenal where large
quantities of army munitions are
housed. tonight had practically spent
itself. The only evidence of the raw
aging blaze were more than three
square miles of devastated woodland
and smouldering tree limbs.
Piuua, Ohio. Oct. 2S.-Thomas Har-
baugh. 10. originator Of Nick Carter
detective stories. died at the Miami
County Home here late today after an
illness Of three days. Mr.. Harbaugh.
one of the first "columnists" writing
nearly forty years ago brief comments
on news and political happenings for
the New York Times, was born In
Maryland and came to Ohio with his
family in 1851.
Kansas City, Mo. Oct. Ex-senator
James A. Reed of Missouri, who for
several months has been out of the
political arena because Of protrscted
illness. tonight took the platform here
in his first public address since prior
to the Democratic national convention.
He pledged his allegiance to the ma
tional and state Democratic tickets.
Still showing the effects Of his illnesf.
but with much of his old-time charac-
teristic fighting spirit, the senator fired
political broadsides at both LaFollette
and President Coolidge and denounced
the Republican administration for
what he termed fits "reactionary poll
cies."
Boston. Oct. ga clergyman who
ignores the question of temperance
should retire from the pulpit declared
the Rev. NJ d. kneeland. chairman Of
the committee on moral welfare of the
New England synod of the Presbyte-
rian church at The opening session Of
the 18th annual meeting here today.
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The Ladies'fAid of the Universe
list church will meet at the Woman :
Association rooms this afternoon
Miss Sara Cannon will pe the most
esS.
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The meeting of the Ladies' Aid Of
the Advent Christian church will be
postponed one week. the next meet
ing to be beld Nov. 5.
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Don't Suffer y
With Piles

No matter IL you have had piles
for years Pyramid Pile Suppositories
give you the relief you want from
the pain. itch. strain, bleeding and
soreness OF protruding piles. Get al
60-cent box today at any drug store
You will then know why Pyramid Is
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RUSSELL, Charles f. Barker
'gJrard A. Hall of Portland are
t,,,yIlle on business.
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Jason OF Portland was a
. ,.IIer here yesterday.
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> hubbard OF Yarmouth IS
., friends IN town for several
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., tines has returned to Ban
. ~ A short business visit In
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l,.t Dennison Of Springfield.
So ra, a business caller in town
k,iay.
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pounds OF Lewiston was
m business matters in town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

Miss Lena Proctor has returned 10
Gardiner after visiting her mother.
Mrs John Null olland of Main street.
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4. Bower Of Portland was
~. e.Iler in town yesterday.
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,nlian Weber has returned
/ .mnIe Nights where she spent
.s"s s, al her cottage there.
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-, Forbes OF Rome was In
&...,day on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-29

Howard Durham of Socklahu ar
rived in Waterville> last night tor q
short visit.
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NEWS BRIEFS

st. Johns. y. f., Oct. 2S.-The ar
raignmcnt of John Meancy, former
iquor controller. charged with lar
ccny of Sli7, 900, in the supreme
court today, was postponed until
Thursday because of the illness of
Attorney General Higgins. Meaney's
lawyer sought tie postponement in
order that he might lay some mat
tiers before the court in the presence
of the attorney general who had
served as Neaney's attorney. II was
granted on the condition that the
lawyer should furnish the crown at
torneyS tomorrow with an affidavit
covering the subject. 1t is under
stood that this matter is an alleged
PROMISE of indemnity to Meaney for
information used in the previous
prosecution of former Premier Rich
ard Squires.
Shanghai. oct. HS.-tBy A. P)-
In a proclamation today, Marshall
chi Shieh-Y Yuan, military governor
Of Kiangsi, announced that the mill
tary governors OF Kiangsu. Kiangsi.
Anhui. Chokiang and Fukien, and
virtually the entire Chinese fleet,
have decided to support General WI
Pei-Fu. The proclamation denounced
General Fong Yu-Hsiang, the
Christian general" and former gov
ernor of Honan Province. as a
traitor.
North Scituate, Mass. Oct 2s.-The
week-old speed cruiser Of the local
coast guard station tonight captured
the powerful notorboat Trebor ii lad
en- with 5000 gallons of alcohol. At
tracted by the roar Of the $50 horse
power engines of the smuggler. the
cruiser crept upon her through the
fog Four men were arrested.
New York, Oct. oS.-Following up
a tip that a spall wooden box had
been delivered by express to Long
Wong Glue. detectives raided an up
town Chinese restaurant tonight and
arrested Chue. charging him with
possession OF bomb. Chue. who is
a waiter in the restaurant, was At
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r. F. Hubbard Of Yarmouth was q
caller in the icity yesterday.
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Bower Of Portland was
ss ~ ~ IN business yesterday.
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Mrs. Margaret E. Gordon passed
Tuesday in Portland visiting friends.
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-L,tr of Brewer was calling
lI !" Waterville yesterday.
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',,ce ATTRACTIONS

,.mE ATTRACTIONS
AND THURSDAY
s...re-The Henry Carle-
n the three act comedy,
sG"
..,. House-Richard Bar
III" Matty Mattison IN
X white Man." Jack Demp-
tSSIsht and Win"
| rheatre-"The Border
18th Antonio Moreno and
r.savick: Pagan Passions
nam nam standing. Rosemary
WA fully Marshall; viii
. sn %%,ou't Park There" News.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-10-09
WASHINGTON LETTER
CONTINUED from Page ~
Ito be continued)

| CONTINUED from Page ~
diseases of horses and cattle and
ordered for free public distribu-
ton despite the fact that there
are now in storage at the Capitol
$1,000 copies of the various edi-
lions of the horse and cattle
books, some of which were print
ed more than 25 years ago.. The
Superintendent of Documents
had on hand at the Government
Printing store rooms at the close
of the fiscal year 1923 more than
80, 100000 copies of Government
publications. For obvious rea-
sons congressman and Govern
ment departments do not call at
tention of the public to the facts
reported by the Public Printer.
This frank and daring official
says notwithstanding the enor-
nous free distribution of de-
partmental publications the SUI
perintendent of Documents has
had to sell as waste paper
Ia, 062, PAT copies of obsolete and
useless publications in the last 10
years because they were not dis
tributed by the departments
while timely or did not arouse
sufficient interest to request
copies even when obtainable for
nothing. There will be added to
these 100000 wasted copies
undoubtedly half of the present
30.000,00O publications which are
becoming obsolete and of no
other value either for free distri-
button or sale to an unapprecia-
tive public. II seems fair to as
sumo that the total waste in pub
locations printed for free distri-
button by the departments in the
last 10 years will be fully
rs. 100000 copies. 1t would APP
pear that economy is something
to talk about and allow others to
practice.
Another factor which is pur-
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-10-09
ACTIVITIES IN COUNTY
FARM BUREAU WORK
BY w. +. HAMMARGREN
County Agent.

N. E. Chapman, poultry expert
from the University Farm, st.
Paul, will be in Pine county, Octo-
Der Ia an Is. In the afternoon
of October IA a poultry culling,
feeding and housing demonstra-
tion will be put on at the A.
Lehet farm in Birch Creek town.
ship, Sturgeon Lake route at 2
p. m. sharp. On Wednesday af-
ternoon at 2 p. m. similar de-
monstration will be put on at
Mrs. Hughes place in Cloverton.
In the evening of Wednesday.
the 18th, he will be present at
the Pokegama Farm Bureau Unit
where he will give a talk on gen.
eral poultry subjects.
1t is hoped that the people in
Birch Greek and Sturgeon Lake,
also the Markville and Cloverton
communities will make it a point
to attend these meetings because
Mr.. Chapman always has some
very good material to give out
and we are hoping that the peo-
pie in these communities will
take this opportunity to hear Mr..
Chapman.
Remember the dates and the
time and be sure to be there on
time.