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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
News of Somerset's Busy Towns

I gram was as follows: Opening song,
America by the children: reading,
THE Old Man Goes to Town" Susie
Ames; song by Edna Gatherer and
Myrtle Dunlop; reading, Annie Sired /;
singing. when You Know You're
Not Forgotten by the Girl You Cant
Forget" Nina Dunlop and Cecilia
Greenier; reading, Eva Chase Junior
Country Club Band. composed of Mil
bred Chase, Madeline Greenier Ken
meth Chase. Norman Chase, Gladys
Greenier. Myrtle Dunlop, Elwood and
Willard Gordon, Winnifred Keast act
ed as band master. The band
created much laughter as they all act
ed their parts remarkably we'll; song,
"Sunbeams," Evelyn Dunbar; piano
solo by Madeline Greenier. The
Old Fashioned Singing School was
much enjoyed. 1t was composed of
the following ladies dressed in old
fashioned costumes, Mrs. Eva Chase,
Mrs. Susie Ames, Mrs. Agnes Dunbar,
Mrs. Carrie Warren, Mrs. Addie Dun
bar, Mr. Aeeal Greenier, Mrs. Mar
garet Lord took the part of the sing
ing master and Nina Dunlope was the
pianist. The following songs were
sung: "Old Folks at Home" My
Bonnie" "Old Black Joe Madeline
Greenier, taking the part of Black Joe.
I'm The Good Old Summer Time. ?"
In which Ethel Gordon took the part
of the young lady and Lillis Good
win as the young man; solo "SilYer
Threads Among the Gold" by Eva
Chase; Listen to the Mocking Bird, =
duet, Let the Rest of the World Go
By" by Margaret Lord and Cecilia
Greenier.
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MAITLAND

Miss Louise Salisbury went to
Ellsworth, Tuesday for several weeks
visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Parker were in
Waterville for the day Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Can
non, 12-pound boy, Hugh Ballantine,
on June 10th.
Mrs. Andrew Cannon who has been
a patient at the Parker Maternity
Hospital, returned TO her home, Sat
urday.
John Seekins Is suffering with an
abscess in his head.
The many friends of Bernice Hard
ing will be pleased to know that she
is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Grant of st. AL
bans and Mrs. Will Reynolds of Wat
erville were callers at Sam Parker's,
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Parker has employ
ment in the Hartland PostoGlce.
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MERCER VILLAGE

Leon Farrand of Starks and Miss
Cora Farrand of Massachusetts, were
callers at Harris Farrand Sunday
Miss Hazey Gray who is employed
at Smithfeld spent the week end al
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dora of Oak
land were guests over the week end
of Mrs. Dora's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Farrand.
Misses Doris and Ida Mckechnie
have been visiting their brother M
E. McKcchnie and family this week.
Miss Mae Thomas who has been Wis
fling with relatives in Waterville for
several weeks has returned home.
Beginning July 1st there will be
one mail daily but at ten o'clock in
stead of at night.
Mrs. Stella Biglow. Mrs. Henry
True and Miss Inez Brown were in
Skowhegan Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snow have
sold their place and plan to go to
Massachusetts to live in the future
Mrs. A. r. Mcmahon who is enjoy
ing visit with her children in Au-
burn is expected home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Works and
family are enjoying an outing at a
cottage at Birch Point.
Mr. Work is enjoying his vacation
from the mail route.
Bert Farrand has freak calf five
days old that is attracting quite a
lot of interest. Its heart is on the
outside just back of its forward legs
Mrs Margaret Crosswell Is quite
poorly.
Miss Florence Smith is doing house
work at Bertha Young's in Norridge-
Wock.
]. II. Farrand was in Skowhegan
Monday.
Mrs. Henry Harris celebrated heI
birthday Sunday with her children
grand and great grandchildren and
many friends.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND SIX

Ruth Williamson is visiting friends
at Auburn.
Kenton Quint left Saturday for
Orono where he will attend the sum
mer school of the University of Maine.
Bin Jackson and family of Pitts
field spent the week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Wilkes and
party motored to Sidney Sunday re-
turning home Monday.
Louise and Amber Hewett have re-
turned from a week visit with Mr..
and Mrs Frank Doliff of Winslow,
Mrs. Doliff bringing them in her car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Huff and son
Rand of Bingham spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Trip.
DR. f. F. Pratt attended the meet
ing of the Maine Medical Association
at Portland Thursday and Friday.
The New Portland baseball team
trimmed the Kingfeld and Arson
combination to the tune Of to in a
ten Inning game last Saturday.
Carroll Hackett spent the week end
at New Vineyard with his parents.
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NORTH ST. ALBANS

Edith and Arts Philbrick have been
spending a few days with thier grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin
at their cottage at Big Indian Pond
Mr. and Mrs f. n. Grant were
calling on friends in Winslow Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson Of
Turner we're at their home In 81.
Adams for the week end.
Mrs. W. T. Reynolds of Winslow is
spending a few weeks with her sister
Mrs. Lizzie Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Coley were
in Waterville recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John Libby were IN
-Foxcroft on business Saturday.
Charles johnson and Albert Has
kins of Fairfield were callers Thurs
day on relatives in town.
Deputy Sheriff Grant was in Ripley
on official business Friday.
Richard Furbush of Chicago who Is
visiting his father Perry Furbush and
a party were at Ralph Philbrick's last
week. fishing. While there Mr.. Fur
bush in cranking his car, his hand
slipped and struck the number plate
cutting his hand very badly. He was
Immediately rushed to the Doctor
where a number of stitches were
taken to close the wound.
c. E. Morse of the Waterville Mar
bic Works was business caller In
town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mower went
to Fryeburg Wednesday morning and
returned Saturday night
The hay pressers finished pressing
J. d. Wentworth's hay Friday after
noon.
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ST. ALBANS

During the month of July tho meet
ings will be held at Friends meeting
house at . p. m, Sunday afternoon IN
stead of in the morning We trust
that the later hour will give every one
a chance to attend and hear Rev. Ro-
land Farnum The Friends meeting
house will be painted during the sum-
mer by VIM Deming of Hartford.
The Friends who attended the
yearly meeting at Oak Grove Semin-
airy report very profitable session
with Rufus NJ. Jones as the star
speaker. The buildings were crowd
ed to overlooking, the largest crowd
for years. Anyone who attended the
young Friends meetings must get the
notion out of their head that Friends
meetings are dying out in New Eng
land.
Chas. Bagley and his mother Mrs.
George Bagley of Parkman visited at
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CONCORD

The Garfield school closed Friday,
June 9th, after term of eighteen
weeks. The following pupils that
we're not absent Edward Rollins,
Forrest Rollins, Cecil Martin, George
Atwood. Edward and Forrest Rollins
were present every day during the en-
tire year
Perley Packard went to Auburn af-
ter a horse to mate the big black one
he had, The horse was brought in a
big truck.
Earl Higgins is working on the hay
press in Solon
Irwin Steward has his mill already
to saw lumber
Quite few started to the fire Sun
day evening. thinking 1t was Lowell
Berry's building. but found it was the
barn on the Barnaby & Hovey place.
The Garfield school was taught by
Mrs. Lester Morris
The new schoolhouse that is being
built in the Garfield district is up and
boarded.
Aston Robinson is at home after
working on the drive all the spring.
Tom Bigelow is cooking for Mack
Bigeiows crew that is peeling timber
for Mr.. Hewitt of New Portland
Mrs. Roscoe Berry is on the sick
list.
Mrs Tom Bigelow took her baby to
see the doctor. The baby has never
been very we'll but is on the gain now.
Frank and Harry Healy were at
South Scion Friday attending the flu
neral of their uncle, Tom Matson.
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RIVER ROAD

Edna Gatherer of WaterYile. Cele-
brated her eleventh birthday Satur-
day at the home of her aunt Mrs.
Margaret Lord where she is spending
her vacation. She received many
gifts. Games of all kinds were play
ed and enjoyed Refreshments of
cake, ice cream and candy. Two
large birthday cakes decorated with
candles was the delight of all, one a
gift from Esther Sired. Those
present were Esther and Annie Sired,
Myrtle. Ina and Ruth Dunlop, Mil
ma Kelley. They all had very en-
ioyabe afternoon and left wishing
Edna many more happy birthdays.
Esther Sired has accepted posi-
ton at the NJ C. Hotel.
The Country Club will meet We'd
nesday, July 8. with Mrs. Margaret
Lord
Alex Sired has gone to Sanford
where he has position.
Gertrude Davis is visiting friends
at Athens.
Mrs Margaret Sired has returned
from Solon where she was the guest
of friends for week.
Roy Warren has a position at Bel
grade for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gatherer of
WateryiIle We're guest Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. f. Lord.
COUNTRY CLUB FAIR
The Country Club held a very sue
cessful fair Thursday, June &c, with
Mrs. Cecilia Greenier at the home
of Roscoe Dunbar The fancy work
booth was very attraetively decorat-
cd in red and presided over by Mrs.
Susie Ames. The booth where frank
forts were sold was decorated In
white and was in charge of Mrs. Eva
Chase and Nina Dunlope. The ice
cream booth was decorated in blue
and was in charge of Mrs. Annie Clay
ton and Mrs. Ethel Gordon. The
candy table was decorated in red
white and blue bunting and candy
was sold by Mrs. Addie Dunbar, Mrs.
Margaret Lord and Mrs. Margaret
Sired Mystery packages were sold
by Mrs. Victoria Gordon. The pro-
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MALRON'S MILLS

Potter Merry, the milkman, com
inenced haying last week Eugene
Weatherbee has been helping him.
s. Fl. and w. ID. Bradbury and their
mother, Mrs, Lura Adams motored to
Freeport on Saturday to visit Mrs.
Adams sister living there and anoth-
er sister, Mrs. Eldora Ross of Phil
lips, who was guest there returned
with them for an extended visit in the
Bradbury home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles futile Of the
Notch road took their guests, Mrs.
Abbie Smith and daughter Marion to
Pennington by auto Monday after
noon, where Miss Marion will attend
summer school
Mrs Margaret Nelson of Brookline,
Mass, is an expected guest this week
at the futile Farm.
Mrs. Muriel Lawson and children
Inez and Leonard who have visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs. William
Earle for week returned to their
home In Harvey, New Brunswick, last
Friday night, taking the train at Wat
erville.
Miss Elizabeth Earle was working
in the shoe factory in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Potter and Jesse
Bradley are on a vacation trip to
Searsport this week to visit relatives
Harry Wheeler of Canaan with his
hired man Perrin Libby and team
were hauling logs to the Walker mill
the first of this week that were land
ed at this place last winter. Mr.
Libby and team were boarding at l.
CrOwells.
Miss Muriel Walker has been enter
tanning the german measles the past
week
Miss Susie Haskell has been on the
sick list for a week.
Carroll Whittemore appeared on the
streets Tuesday with a new Ford car.
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NORTH NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. James Weseott of
Massachusetts are visiting at Eugene
Wescott's
Mrs. Hunter and granddaughter
Geraldine Hunter of Topsham are
visiting Mrs. 4. F. Pratt. r. Y
Storer and mother spent last week
with Mrs. Pratt.
Audrey Fenalson of North Arson
was a week end guest of Mrs, c. B.
Clark.
Mrs. c. H. Bartlett and Mrs. Vesta
Jones spent Thursday night in town.
The Leap Year Ball given by the
Quazweelikit Club Friday evening
was a grand success. There was a
large attendance and everyone SEEM
ed to enjoy themselves.
Helen Boynton returned home Fri
day after spending a few days with
Mrs. John Abbott,
John Dunton, a former resident of
this place, was calling on friends in
town Saturday.
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HARMONY

Mrs. Harry Baker of Bingham Wis
tied her sister Mrs. G. II. RhOados Il
few days last week.
Elmer Traitor, Alton Chadbourne,
Ivan Chadbourne have had lightning
rods placed on their buildings.
Bartlett's mill will resume work
July 7th.
The Athens Dramatic Club will pre-
sent the Noble Outcast here Friday,
evening July A.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Willis went to
Jonesport in their car last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Willis returned
with them.
Chester Rhoades is suffering from
blood poisoning in his right hand.
Miss Eva Furbush has blood pois-
oning in a finger
Miss Ruth Brown has employment
in New Hampshire.
DR.. I. b. Mower occupied the pulpit
at the Baptist church Sunday In
Ike evening one was baptized and
three given the right hand OF fellow
snip.
J. S. Haseltine and Mr.. Bartlett of
Pittsfeld were in town Monday re-
pairing and getting air from the pipes
of Eleanor Browns water supply.
Out of town guests at the Mayo
Cooley wedding were: Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Mayo and daughters Julia and
Louise New Gloucester, Me; Rev.
and Mrs Ralph Austin New Haven.
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Martz and son,
Ernest. Wilmington, Del; Charles
Gale, Medford Mass; Mrs. Doe and
daughter, Alta. Weeks Mills. Me; Mrs.
Linwood Rogers, North Arson; Mr..
Byron Kent, Wateryille. Mrs Dooley,
New Gloucester Minor Cooley Ben
nington, Vt
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the home of r. C. Raymond on June
80.
Mrs. Carrie Tracey visited at Will
Der Tracey's last week.
Mrs. Martha L. Boynton has been
visiting relatives and friends around
Northland, Corinna and Bangor during
the past week.
There is a baby by the name of
Pauline Hoxie, in the home of Evan
Martin. The mother and baby are do
ing fine.
Mrs. Bessie Prescott Is visiting at
the home OF Henry Prescotts.
Gladys Bigelow and friend Miss
Robbins Is at Miss Bigelow's father
G. r. Bigelow for the Summer
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EAST ST. ALBANS

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Smith were
week end visitors at their sons Forest
Smith in Augusta and will also visit
their daughter, Mrs. Iva French who
is at the Sanatorum at Fairfield for
treatment
Irma Johnson is at present visiting
relatives in Antrim, n. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cole of Corinna
carried their mother Mrs. Melissa
Cole to Waterville last week to have
her eyes fitted by an occulist.
Jesse Nichols has bought the old
Bowman place above st. Adams vii
lage and has sold his place to Mr..
Mosher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker of
Harfland were visitors in town June
20
Laura Bryant is at present visiting
her sister Mrs. Velma Hamilton in
Pittsfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryant of
Massachusetts, and Mrs. James Boyn-
ton of Dexter were callers at Frank
Bryants last week.
Mrs. Eleanor Hanford of Massach-
ussetts, Edwina Mower and Adelaide
Hatch of Lewiston are at present Wis
..
Mrs. Celia Cooley has returned
home from New Sweden.
Friends in town OF Mrs. Nena Ross
of Ripley will be sorry to hear that
she is on the sick list. Mrs. Lizzie
ing for her.
The Cemetery League met at r. u
Crocker's Thursday evening, June rs,
i Int Thn Inn
was passed in a social manner and
at the close of the evening, cake and
coffee were served.
Miss Ruby Dodge is at present Wis
iting in Windsor, Conn, and will
spend the week end June % and 29)
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs S. L. Fellows were
visitors in Lamoine at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs william Maddoks Sat
urday and Sunday, June % and %.
Mr.. and Mrs Evan Martin have a
baby daughter born Saturday, June %.
also Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hodgkins
have a 13 pound boy born during the
past week.
Rev. Mr.. Bennett of Har:land will be
away on his vacation during the
month of July therefore there will be
no services at the church In ot. Al
bans for that period.
WEST ST. ALBANS
Misses Esther and Enzer Varney re-
turned Sunday from a weeks visit in
Penobscot with Mrs. Villa Perkins.
Miss Myrtle Lewis has gone to
Benton to visit with her sister for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Harding are
visiting in Waterville and Lakeside.
H. H. Harris has sold his home and
is building a house near the barn on
his farm
Miss Irene Libby and he mother
motored to Waterville Thursday re-
turning Friday. Mr.. Libby came
home with them. he having been do
ing carpenter work for his daughter,
Miss Julia Libby in that place.
Mrs. Carrie Weymouth of Skowhe-
gan is visiting at Frank Heaths
a social evening was spent at Mrs.
f. w. Gilmore's Thursday. Games
and cards were enjoyed by those
present and ice cream and cake were
served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis WEIGH of Cum
berland Mills spent the week end
with their daughter, Mrs. George Lib
by and Mrs. Irwin Piper.
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CORNVILLE

Mrs. Flora Otis and Mrs. George
Joy of Lynn, Mass. visited relatives
in town last week.
John F. Moody and wife visited his
brother Ray Moody last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Smith are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Day Jr. of
Braintree. Mass. Mrs Day is niece
of Mr. Smith.
Roger Kilkenney is stopping for a
few weeks with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Moody.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
SMITHFIELD

Richard Winegardner, the little son
of MIR. and Mrs. J. R. Winegardner
who was quite badly scalded a week
ago requires the care of doctor every
other day.
A little son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Tracy. June 26th. He
has been given the name OF Donald
Bennett
George Stevens who has been in the
Somerset Hospital for seven weeks
has returned home
The Lawrence family of Augusta of
the Salvation Army gave a very fine
musical entertainment at the Grange
Hall, Monday evening.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
SO Years Constipated, Cured
in 10 Treatments

81 have been afflicted all my life
which is so years with constipation,
tried doctors and many tons of
medicine and pills. and could not be
cured S j Pole cured me ia 10
treatments" (Signed) Mrs. Joanna
Loundry, 30 Maple ST. Waterville, Me.
Drugless treatments by Prof 5, j.
Pole, 1854 Main St, Waterville. opp.
postonice. Hussey block. Office hours
to and to p. m. Including sun
day and holidays. lw21'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03

TAKE ten minutes to inspect the
L biggest convenience feature ever
offered the motorist-the One-Shot
fabrication System.
See how this patented Cleveland Six
feature does away with the grlmy task
of greasing and oiling the car by hand.
The plunger projects through the
floor board. Step on it. Instantly all
q working chassis parts are iubri-
Gated. All squeaks and rattleS are
silenced. An hours job is done in
two seconds.
Thousands have marveled at its
simplicity. You will marvel, too.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03

Simple, effective, efficient four-wheeI
brakes can be had at slight extra
charge.
Make point of seeing 1925 Cleve.
land Six! Make point of driving this
truly marvellous six yourselfl Twice
around the block will show you why
this new type of low-priced car is
already sweeping the nation.
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Balloon Tires

Drive over cobblestones and rutted
roads al any speed. Revel in the rid
ing comfort of balanced weight, supple
springs-and the genuine super.size
balloon tires with which all models
come equipped at no additional charge.
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The services at the hall will be
1.30 instead of 230 next Sunday.
A number of cases of whooping
cough are reported.
Winifred Gardner returned Friday
night from a visit with relatives in
Vassalboro.
Earl Smith and family have return
ed from South Braintree. Mass.
Clifton Amazeen and Fred Moody
with families spent Sunday at Great
Moose Lake.
Arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Bowman, son, congratula-
tions.
NORTH CORNYILLE
Ernest Fowler who works in Mad
ison was in town Saturday and to-
gether with Mrs. F. L. Hight motored
to Waterville to get Mrs. Fowler who
has been visiting in that city.
The w. F. B. will hold an all day
picnic at the home of Carrie l..
French, Friday, July 4th.
Mrs. Annie Chase is preparing to
move to Athens into a rent at Fred
Barker's so her daughter Arlie can
attend Somerset Academy.
Mr.. Watson of the firm OF Spauld-
ing &c Watson of Skowhegan, accom-
panied by Mrs. Watson and Mr.. Wat
sons father of Cambridge, were in
town Thursday evening
Misses Mildred and Mary Russell,
Somerset Academy q and Hilda j.
Rowell "a are attending Summer
School at Pennington.
The Harville reunion was held Fri
day at the home of Ada Haryille Eos
ter.
We were sorry to hear of the death
OF Claud Small only son of Preston
and Lila Small Of Athens.
Fred McCollor is i'll at this writing
DR.. Richardson of Skowhegan is at
tending him.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward McQuilkin of
Scion spent Sunday with Mrs. McQuil-
kin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brown.
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One-Shot fabrication System

seconds; how easily and swiftly il
masters the hills; how, even at 90 miles
an hour, there is no labor or clatter.
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Mileage Motor

Then drive the car. Put the new
Mileage Motor through IFS PAGES.
Note its beautiful smoothness and
silence at all speeds. See how it leaps
from S to Is m. p. h. in less than 7
The Ono Shot fabrication System is
Touring Car s1O95 fob. C
The Washington times., 1924-07-08
IMISSOURIANS
SEEK VOTING
PRIVILEGE
Legislative Committee Named
to Petition Right From
State Legislature

A legislative committee TO seek
action on the absentee voters State
law by the next Missouri legislature
was appointed last night by Presi-
dent G. "A. Newton, Of the Missouri
Society.
About 1000 Federal employees here
are legal residents Of Missouri and
have q right to vote there. 1t was
announced. and the Missouriaus are
seeking the same absentee voting
privilege now enjoyed by residents Of
twenty-five other States. Missouri.
ians In Washington are urged to
petition members Of the State leg
islature.
The following comprise the com
mittee appointed: Edward r. VIII.
Jams, Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, chairman; Misses Jane An.
derson. Cosmos Club, secretary; Inez
Justus, Internal Revenue Bureau;
Beryl Ingram, Department OF Com.
merce; ]. L. Baity, Treasury Depart.
ment: 8. H. Rulings, Government
Printing Office. and c. H. HARDWOOD,
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
It was explained that action by Fed.
efaI employees wouId not violate civil
service rules.
The Washington times., 1924-07-08
1 900 HIBERNIANs SPEND
DAY AT CHESAPEAKE

This Is 'Hibernian Day" at
Chesapeake Beach. More than
1000 excursionists are attending
the annual outing Of the District
Board and Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. Balti-
more members Of the order are
special guests. Athletic events and
the giving away Of q Ford automo-
bile are on the program. Michael
j. .Dowd Is chairman Of the ex-
cursion committee and Daniel
Donoghue IL secretary.
The Independent Order Of the
Sons Of JonadAb win hold its
annual excursion tomorrow at the
Beach. William J. Armstrong Is
chairman Of the excursion com.
mittee. Athletic events have been
arranged.