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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-21

May Clark. recorder; Miss Selma NJ.
Borchardt, registrar; Mrs. John ".
Speel, chancellor, and Mrs. Julia
Bodfish, historian.
William Bowie Clarke entertained
at a theater party last evening
and had as guests the naval attache
OF the Italian embassy and Count
ess di Mombello, Miss Robert Hinck.
ley, Mrs. Quinby McKeon, Miss
Elizabeth McKeoh, Mr.. HerteIendy,
attache of the Hungarian legation,
and Robert HinckIey, jr.
Mrs. Reynolds Hit and Miss
Elizabeth Hit have gone to New
York for weeks stay, and are at
the Ritz-Carlton.
Frederick Belin entertained a
small company at dinner last eve
ming at the Hamilton Hotel in
honor OF Mrs. Louis Bacon, Of Bos.
ton. who is visiting her brother-in.
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Butler Wright. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson
and George Gordon.
Mrs. Belin, who is visiting in the
south, Will return to Washington
next week.
Mrs. Slater Waiting
In California
Mrs. Hope Slater, Of Washington
who has been visiting in Los An.
geles, Santa Barbara, and Montecito,
CAL, is leaving shortly for a stay in
San Francisco. Mrs. Slater was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. T. Shaw
Sabe, a winter resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Foster n
Tuxedo, N. Y, are at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Mrs. Douglas Wilkinson will en-
terrain at dinner at LIE Paradis to
morrow evening.
Mrs. A. e. Ingram was hostess &c
seven at lunches yesterday at the
New Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ernest French. OF
Montreal, Canada, are staying al
Wardman Park Hotel for a Visit t.
Washington.
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Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood left
Washington yesterday for Hot
Springs. where she will remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. James Huntington Turner
and her daughter, Mrs. Leonard
Block, will be at home Monday
after o'clock at the residence of
the latter, PIG Kalorama road, and
again Monday, March 81.
4
Consul General Roger Culver
Tredwell is at the Racquet Club
for an indefinite stay. Mr.. Tired.
well, who has been abroad for about
eighteen months. landed in New
York the first of the week and
came to Washington Tuesday.
y 4 4
Mrs. Pearl Moore Gray was host
ess today at one Of a series of
informal luncheons planned for the
early spring. She entertained at
her home in Cleveland Park.
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Mrs. DENLY Entertained
By Former Associates

Mrs. DENLY, wife of the former
Secretary of the Navy, was the
guest Of honor at a luncheon given
today at the Chevy Chase Club by
the naval auxiliary Of the American
Red Cross of which she was for
several years the president. The
hostesses were the members Of the
board, including among others Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, vice president;
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle, Mrs. John
A. Lejeune, Mrs. Julian Latimer,
Mrs. John d. Beuret, Mrs. J. K.
Robinson, Mrs. Lowndes, Mrs.
Black and Mrs. Luther e. Gregory.
The board is made up Of the wives
of the heads Of departments in
the Navy Department.
Mrs. r. M. Kaufman will be
at home this afternoon at her
residence in Nineteenth street. Mr..
and Mrs. Kaufman expect to
spend the spring months at Green
acre, Connecticut avenue and Mel;
rose street, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Charles DENLY was hostess
pertaining small company Of guests
at her house in o street.
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Major and Mrs. L. v. Frazier will
entertain a company Of guests at
the dinner dance at Washington Bar
racks tonight, the party being ar
Becker, of Buffalo, who is visiting
them.
Mrs. Larkin Glazebrook and her
sister, Mrs. Charles Hume, will en-
terrain informally at tea this after
noon at the home Of the former in
Henry Hale, who are in Washington
on their honeymoon. Mrs. Hale,
formerly Miss Frances Eveleth Whit
ing, is a niece of the hostesses.
\
DIR. Marion Butler, president of
the University of Michigan, who is
tertained at luncheon today by Wal
ter s. Penfield. The party was
given at the Metropolitan Club, the
guests, all men, numbering twenty
five.
Col. Birch Helms, formerly as
sistant director Of the military in
telligence division of the general
staff, is at the Metropolitan Club
for a few days, having accompanied
to Washington the debt commits
sioners of the kingdom of the
Serbs, .Croats, and Slovenes.
X i 4
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan and
her daughter, Miss Mildred Tytus,
will be hostesses at a dinner of
twelve tonight, entertaining for
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt and her
fiance, the Hon. J. F. A. Cecil and
for Miss Margaret Cecil, who has
arrived from her home in England
to visit Miss Tytus. Miss Cecil, who
is the daughter Of the Ri. Hon.
Sir Evelyn Cecil, is a cousin of
Mr.. Cecil.
Mrs. McLennan and Miss Tytus
will entertain at tea on Sunday
afternoon for their guest.
\
Nine. Charles lie Verrier, of Paris,
Is the guest over the weekend of
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman.
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BAN E1OTS NEWS OF SOCIETY COOLDGES

Wednesday and q number Of In
formal festivities are being ar
ranged in her honor.
Tonight Postmaster General
and Mrs. New and their guest
are attending the dinner being
given by Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. John H. Bart.
lett. Then there is the White
House musicale on Monday, the
Senate ladies' luncheon on Tues.
day and Mrs. Grant will entertain
Mrs. New and Mrs. Brush infor.
mally at tea one afternoon.
\
Notable Company
Entertained By Dr.. RODe
The director general of the Par
American Union, DIR. l.. S. Rowe
entertained at luncheon today ir
the annex Of the Pan American
Union, in honor Of the ambassador
Of Argentine, Senior DR.. Honoric
Puoyrrodon. Among the guests
were the Secretary of State, thu
Secretary of War, the Secretary III
culture, Congressman Stephen Il
Porter, Leland Harrison, Col, Gull
mo Valotta, Commander Ricardo
"A. Vago, Senior Don >Conrado Ira
verso, d. r. Crissinger, John Bar
ton Payne. Col. Ernest P. Bicknell
DR.. Henry M. Wriston and DR.
Esteban GIL Borges, assistant di
rector Of the Pan American Union
- IL
Frederick H. Gillett, Speaker Of
the House, who has been in Boston
for the greater part Of week, will
return to Washington tomorrow.
The minister of Bulgaria, DR.
Stephen Panaretoff, has been oblig
ed to cancel all social engagements
owing to indisposition.
X X y
Serbian Debt Funding
COn1missiOn Reaches TOuUn
Prof. Milorad NNdelkovitch, DR.
George Djuritch and Prof. M. l.
Pupin, Of Columbia University, New
York, members of the commission
Of the Kingdom of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes for refundins
of the war debt of the Kingdom OF
the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes to
the United States are in Washing.
ton to negotiate for the refunding.
The minister Of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes, DR.. Ante Tresich
Panchich, will give a dinner for
them on Sunday evening.
X X
William Phillips, Ambassador
designate to Belgium, and Mrs,
Phillips will entertain at luncheon
on Sunday at Beauvori. Mr.. Phil.
lips, who has been out of town for
several days, is returning tomorrow,
X X X
B0Ttletts to Entertain
For Cabinet Officers
The Assistant Postmaster General
and Mrs. John H. Bartlett will
give dinner tonight at the will.
ard, entertaining for some fifty
guests who have been asked to
meet the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Weeks and the Postmaster
General and Mrs. New.
The Commercial Secretary Of the
British Embassy and Mrs. Eric
Buxton will be hosts at dinner to.
night.
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Guests Arrive at
White House
Today
nv JEAN ELIOT.

ny VAI<AXN A1AAAVAO
"HE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
COOLIDGE have with them
DIR. William M. Irvine, prin-
cipal of Mercersburg Academy,
and Mrs. Irvine, who arrived at
the White House today and who
will be in Washington for part
of the spring vacation. The
Coolidge boys, John and CALVIN
Coolidge, jr., are students at Mer.
cersburg. and Mrs. Coolidge has
been the guest of DIR. and Mrs.
Irvine on several occasions when
she has visited her sons at the
school.
President Coolidge will be host
at dinner tonight to the Re-
publican leaders of the House.
the invitation being extended with
the frank expression Of the hope
that the informal parley which
is to follow may be useful in
speeding up legislation.
Nhe dinner which the Post
Il master General and Mrs. New
gave last evening in honor Of,
President and Mrs. Coolidge was
one of those intimate little din
ners which are the ,pleasantest
form Of entertaining possible
when they are successful. And
from all accounts. this was ex-
traordinarily successful.
The company, which was limited
to ten, was selected with great
discrimination and a feeling for
congeniality. 1t included Mrs.
John T. Brush, Of New York and
Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Lemcke and William Fortune, of
Indianapolis; William Irwin, of
Columbus, Ind, and Mrs. Fred.
erick Dent Grant.
Mrs. Grant had the distinction
Of being the only Washingtonian
in the company save the hosts
and the guests Of honor, an old
and delightful association being
brought to light by ler inclusion
in the party. 1t seems that Mr..
News father, Gen. John C. New,
served under General-afterward
President Ulysses S. Grant, and
when President and Mrs. Grant
were returning from their trip
around the world they stopped
loft. in Indianapolis to visit Cen
eral and Mrs. New.
The late Gen. Frederick Dent
Grant-he was captain then-and
Mrs. Grant met them there. They,
too, were guests of the News, and
laid the foundations then of a.
friendship which has BEEN con-
tinued until today by the survivors
of the group.
The table last evening was es.
pecially lovely since Mrs. New al
ways does the flowers herself and
has gift for their artistic ar.
rangement. 1t was decorated with
pink roses and white lilacs and
lighted by tall white candles.
~
MRS. BRUSH, who now regis.
AVA tiers "of New York; but who
was formerly q resident of In.
dianapolis and who spends part of
every year there, will be the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. New until next
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JuSserandS Hosts
To Notable
Company

The French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand entertained at
dinner last evening In, honor Of the
new British Ambassador. Sir Esme
Howard. The guests included
Justice and Mrs. Pierce Butler, the
Minister Of Rumania and Princess
Bibesco, the Minister Of Sweden
and Nine. Wallenberg, the Minister
of Poland and Nine. Wroblewska,
Mrs. William Phillips, the Under
secretary Of War Dwight Davis.
the Third Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. j. Butler Wright,
the First Secretary Of the British
embassy and the Hon. Mrs. H. w.
lOgg, Miss Sarah Lee, Hugh v.
Tenant, the First Secretary Of the
French embassy and Nine. He'll
mann and Mile. Helene Heilmann.
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The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes were the guests in whose
honor the Ambassador Of Cuba and
Nine. de la Torriente entertained
at dinner last evening. The others
in the company were the AM
bassador Of Spain and Mrs. @Riano,
the Minister Of Ecuador and Mrs
Elizalde, the Minister of Switzer-
land and Mrs. Peter, Senator and
Mrs. George III. Moses, Senator and
Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson, Commits
sioner and Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph,
Francis White, chief Latin Amer
lean division, State Department,
and Mrs. White; James Brown
Scott, president Of the American
Institute Of International Law and
Mrs. Scott; the Counselor Of the
Norwegian Legation and Nine.
Steen, the Counselor of the Cuban
embassy. and Nine. Padro, Mrs.
Rafael r. Gown and DR.. T.. S.
Rowe, director Of the Pan-American
Union.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John L. Hines
were hosts at dinner last night be-
fore the army hop at Fort Myer,
having company of ten to meet
their guests, Mrs. w. N. Wherry
and her daughter, Miss Margaretta
Wherry; Miss Marguerite Brown, of
| Paris, France, and Thomas Robin
son. Mrs. Wherry and Mrs. Robin
son will return to New York to-
morrow evening after attending the
horse show and the tea to be given
by Col. and Mrs. Hamilton Hawk.
| ms.
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JUNK SHOP. ENTERED
AND 7 MOTORS STOLEN

Bootleggers, It is believed, last
hight broke into the junk shop of
Nathan Bortnick, 2114 Georgia ave.
nue. northwest, stealing seven auto.
mobile motors and Ia quantity Of
ether e0uipnent for machines.
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MIS-.
Florence
Bayard
Hilles,
sister Of
Senator
Thomas F.
Bayard, of
Delaware,
who is
visiting in
Washington :
and who will
conduct the
discussion of
the proposed
equal rights
amendment
to be held
tomorrow
morning at
the home of
Mrs. Anne
Archbold,
under the
auspices Of
the Woman s
Party.
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Bachelor Diplomat
Feted Before Dep0rture

Mrs. and Mrs. William Stewart
Reyburn entertained at farewell
tea yesterday afternoon at their
residence on Hillyer place in honor
of Senior Don Mariana de Amoedo,
second secretary of the Spanish en-
bassy, who left Washington last
evening for New York, whence he
will sail Saturday for a vacation in
his home in Spain,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-09

The many friends of Miss Grace
b. DOUGLASS of Orland were pleased
that she won in the teachers popu-
Iarity contest for Hancock county
Miss Douglass will leave soon for a
rip to California, the guest of the
Raneor News.
The Bucksport a. AS and the
Eastern Ponies of Brewer played two
games OF baseball on the Spofford
pIavarouud July 4. The Eastern
Ponies won both games.
Charles Kane of Sedgwick and
Chester Kennedy of Bangor had
wrestling match at the Alamo
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West fremont.

r. NJ. Simonds, wife and children,
Ralph, jr., Barbara and Dwight, of
Arlington, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Simonds' parents, George w. Lunt
and wife. Mr.. Simonds will return
to Arlington tomorrow, but will
spend the last two weeks in August
here,
Mrs. L. w. Rumill, who has been
quite i'll of grip, is out again
Mrs. Letitia Sprague has re-
ceived news of the death of her
brother, Capt. Sullivan Webster OF
Rockland, formerly of this place.
The community mourns his death.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. w, Rumill have
received word that their daughter
Marie, now Mrs. Arthur Allen OF
Long Beach, Cal, gave birth to twin
boys on June 25-Loren Arthur and
Lawrence John.
Mrs. Ernest Joyce is able to be
about. after severe illness
July T. lhelna'
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Mrs. Mae Gray is visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kit
tredge.
Mrs. Phronette Hancock is at
Franklin for the summer.
Last Monday was an ideal day
and the birthday club thoroughly en-
joyed the ride to South Gouldsboro'
and the kind hospitality OF their host
and hostess, Capt. and Mrs. a. b.
Holt.
DR.. and Mrs. charles Nood Oh
Boston are at the quarters WI .
Wood will remain Tor the summer,
Dr.. Wood returns TINS mofnln9'
Ros"eu ColcoFo ana MS "a "S NJ, 'I'e1 .
MIS- olaaotd, oi carson ~! -
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TiaInOine.


Miss Margaret Lenhard of Web
ster City, Iowa, is visiting her
grandfather. Watson Young.
! Allen Hodgkins, Harvard dem
tai student, has gone to Labrador to
do dental work in the section of DR..
Grenfell's hospitals.
George Bard, wife and child, of
Woburn, Mass, and Harold HodS-
lsins of Mattapan, Mass, came by
automobile last week, and are
guests of Mrs. Stratton ON Shore
road
DR.. Herbert Hodgkins and wife,
of Waterville, arrived last week.
Hills Holt, who has spent his
vacation at the Corner with his
cousins, has returned to his home
in Orrington.
The ladies aid society will hold
a sale on the evening of July l6, at
the grange hall. There will be
cooked food, candy, aprons, and
fancy articles on sale. Lunches
will be served,
Mrs. r. b. Skinner and son of
lockwood. n j., are guests of her
schoolmate, Miss Rosa Hodgkins.
July Z, X.
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BltIcail1.

Dr.. Mary Z. Chase has gone to
En- sland for the summer.
George Piper and wife, of Wal
than, Mass, are visiting Mrs, Hattie
Piper.
P. S. Curtis of Brooklin is visiting
his sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Saunders.
Rev. Thomas Brindley began his
pastorate at the Baptist church Sun
day.
Rev. w. L. Graham and family, of
Freerort, are visiting MIS-. Glaham's
parents, W. l. Partridge and wife.
The great moying-picture drama,
"The Covered Wagon, will be shown
at the town hall, July % and "a.
Ernest Wellman and wife have re-
turned to Palmer, Mass, after
short visit to Mrs Wellman's parents,
Z, L. Os5ood and Wife.
TMiss Virginia Chase was graduated
maGna cum laude from the UniverSi-
ty of Minnesota last month. She was
one of ten in class of 1864 to re-
ceive this honor.
Norman Mayo and family, of Port
land, and Norman Merrill and fam
lily, of Boston, spent the weekend in
town
The many friends of Leon Cooper
were pleased TO hear of his appoint
ment as general superintendent of
the Morang- Robinson Co. Mr..
Cooper has been manager of the
Morang garage at Bar HarbOr for sew
eral years, and his rapid promotion is
a fine testimonial to his ability and
faithfulness.
The Badgers shut out the Ellis
worth Falls team in Ellsworth Fri
day, for the third consecutive time.
Score 10 to O. Manager Linscott has
leased the Hinckley field on Union
street. and $50 has been raised to
put it into tirst-class condition for
playing.
July z. S.
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Miss Ida Stinson is spending her
vacation with her parents at Camp
Comfort.
Miss Bertha Wooster of Waltham,
Mass, is spending two weeks at the
Willows" Her nephew, Leslie
Wooster. of Everett, Mass, accom-
panied her.
l.. A. Penney and family, of Ban
gor. spent the Fourth and Weekend
at r. H. Young's.
Mrs. l.. A. Penney, Miss Ida Stln-
son, George Merchant and S. H. Nit
chell have new cars.
Mrs. Nettie E. Higgins, who has
been boarding at William DOW
leaves tomorrow for East Winn.
Charles Miller and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Jones, of Gardiner ana
Frank Kelley and daughter Mar
earet. of Bangor, were guests of Mrs
Susie Bishop at dinner Saturday.
Loren Smith of West Hancock Is
spending his vacation with his grand
parents, c. l.. Smith and wife
The annual family picnic was en-
loved on Mrs F. NJ. Watson's piazza
Those present were Mrs. Watson
Mrs. R. w. Grant, Mrs. c. F. Dad
nun, Mrs. C. R, Bunker, G, y
Wooster and wife, Miss B, NJ
Wooster, Leslie Wooster and Mrs. NJ
P. Walker
William Pomroy and wife, of the
Falls. who spent the winter il
Florida, were calling on friends here
. Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Dadmun and Mrs. c. r
Bunker spent the weekend in Sui
/ lvan.
July Z. W.
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daughter Madeline, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dexter TYSON Of Augusta, spent the
Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. oscar Hy-
som.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Abare, daugh-
er Janice and son Clifton, and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Butts and son Rus
sell, of Palmer Mass. are guests
at H. H. Havey's.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard JOY and
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Chaisson and
daughter Barbara spent the Fourth
at Sandy Point.
Miss Ruth Schoppe is at II. H..
Havey's for the summer.
Marguerite Freeman of Milbridge
is visiting Madeline Woodwork.
Clyde Ober of Waltham, Mass, has
employment in town, and is boarding
with Mrs. Martha Webb.
July I. "Une Annie.
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Mr.. and Mrs Shirley Sweet and
family, of Wateryille, and Mrs. NJ.
C. Sweet of East Holden, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
! MIR. and Mrs. George Nlles ana
family of Madison, spent the week
end with Mrs. Viles' parents, MI.
and Mrs. Wilbur Salisbury
H. o. Kelley of Caribou is spend
ing a few weeks at his home here,
Wallace Hanscom is attending
summer school at Machias normal
school
Alvah Hanscom and family, of
Portland spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Hanscom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer and family
of Philadelphia, have opened their
home at Cover Farm.
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West Sullivan.

MIR. and Mrs Russell Manchester
with Madame Manchester and Mrs.
Charles Grover, were recent guests at
q. c. Gordon's.
Armand JOY and wife, of Burling-
ton, Vt. were Fourth of July guests
at &. X. joys. Mrs. JOY returned
with them for two weeks visit,
Preston Greenleaf has returned to
his home in Arlington, Mass, after
a short visit at A. l.. Bunker's.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Merrill and
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North Sullivan.

Miss Gertrude Crabtree, R. n,
who has been caring for Kenneth
Springer, went to her home in Han
cock Friday night. Kenneth has
so far improved as to be able to be
up.
Mrs. Emeline Havey of East Sulli-
van is a guest at j. B. Havey
Everard Jellison and wife, OF
California, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Magee OF
Lawrence, Mass, visited, relatives
here last week.
July T. n.
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Extra Enrolment Votes

The first hundred will receive enrolment votes as
follows:
The first 25 100 votes each; the next % will
ac the next % will receive 80 votes EACH and 20
will receive % votes each No other enrolment votes Will be
given,
DO NOT wait to get particulars enroll first and full nfora
ton will furnished YOU There expense you
friends send and compete IN the contest
postal
credits will
applications received The contest will
s, IL O'Clock
A startw
happy application to-day
ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS TO THE
Sawyer Boot & Shoe Co.
Contest Department, Bangor Maine
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NURSE TOLD SANDY
TO TAKE TANLAC

could eat no meats or eggs and lots
of other things. | also suffered
from catarrh and was laid up for two
months, absolutely all in.
II told my wife to bring me bot
tie of Tanlac She said, Don't stop
at one; take five and that is what
[ have done with the result that
my appetite is perfect, the dizzi-
ness is no more, and my strength is
so good that | am working every
day. My wife and | are both
strong for Tdnlac'
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
eist& Accept no substitute. over
10 million bottles sold.
TanIac Vegetable Pills for consti-
patton. Made and recommended by
the manufacturers of Tanlac.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-07-09

News was received here OF the
death of Mrs. Alva Cunningham,
after a long illness, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. William Pick
ering, in East Orland. She was the
widow of Arson Cunningham, and
leaves four children and three grand
children The funeral was held at
the schoolhouse; burial was at Hill
side cemetery sympathy is extend
ed to the family
July 7 l..
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An Opportunity to Attend College
In Maine
All ANY COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY or
BUSINESS &C
Anyone, Anywhere, In The State, May Compete

If YOU are already college student sometime intend to
enter here an opportunity full years tuition free
of charge
An Educational is being conducted by the Sawyer
Boot Company Bangor, Maine, and five winners Will
be selected by popular for full years free scholarship to
any college in Maine,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-14
BAR SOVIETS
- FROM EMBASSY

LONDON, August IA. - Having
affixed their signatures 70 the Aug
To- Russian treaty, the Russian dele
gates are now devoting their time to
buying winter wardrobes and pack
inc their trunks preparatory to re-
turning to Moscow Tuesday. Only
M. Rakovsy, head of the delegation
will remain in London as official
Representative.
If parliament ratifies the treaty,
the soviets will establish an embassy
in London and it is rumored that
M. Rakovsky will be the first am
bassador. He probably will be an
AMBASSADOR without an embassy,
however, as the building which scrv-
ed as embassy during the czarist
regime still is being held by NJ. Sab
line, who was a member of the old
imperial anbassadorial staff. He
has refused to surrender it to the
soviets in spite of the efforts of
Premier Macdonald.