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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-01
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1924
Questions Senator La
Toilette Is Not Likely
To Answer.
Reprinted From Chicago Evening
Post Sept. %, 1924.

Post Sept. %, 1924.
The Post has received from one of
its readers, Mr.. E. r. Hart, a set Of
questions addressed to Senator La
Toilette They are fair questions,
based upon his declared opinions and
public record, but sharply pointed to
penetrate the fallacies and weak
spots in his position Intelligent in
terrogation is frequently the most
effective method for getting under
the surface and discovering what
measure Of sound thinking and true
patriotism is covered by oratory.
The method is here applied with dis
astrous results upon the claims of the
Wisconsin senator to the confidence
of the people,
If Mr.. La Toilette were President
and should succeed in destroying the
courts as interpreters of the constitu-
ton, what would he put in their
place?
If he should abolish the tariff on
sugar, how, by the same token, could
he avoid the same policy as to the
dairy industry of his own state?
In his own state he has created 1913
boards and commissions, with corps
of inspectors, regulators and in
yestigators, thus creating a political
machine that is unbeatable. Would
he resist the temptation to do like
wise in our national affairs?
And what would be the result If he
added to the present army of federal
employees almost 100000 railway
employees under his plan of govern
ment ownership?
II he is in good faith about "spe-
cial interests" why does he champion
the cause of the sugar refining
monopoly Immediately following
can.paign contributions from Mr.
Spreekles, the millionaire sugar
refining magnate, as reported in the
Literary Digest. Sept 6?
II he is loyal to the American
farmer, why has he blacklisted every
congressman who did not vote for the
Howell-Barkley bill-no matter how
loyal such congressman may have
been 70 the farming interests?
II he believes in the primary, why
does he stay out and then accept q
nomination Dictated only by the rail
road brotherhoods?
If he believes in reduction OF
freight rates for farmers, why is h,
at the same time pretending to favor
an increase in wages of railway EN-.
ployes?
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-01

If he believes in the rule of the
people, why is he proposing TO dele
gate to congress the power to amend
the constitution, Ia power which is
now lodged exclusively with the
people2
If he believes in helping the west
in national politics, why is he asking
the western states to give up their
present advantage thru the electoral
college and thereby transfer the bal
ance Of power to the dcnsely popu-
lated region of the east? ELECTION of
President by direct vote.)
If he believes in common honesty.
why does he propose to scrap his own
railroad valuation law, upon which
investors have relied in good faith
for more than ten years?
If he believes in the rule of the
majority, why did he attempt to
either obstruct or dictate all legisla-
ton in the recent congress by means
Of his own vote and his eleven con-
gressmen from Wisconsin?
Ii he believes in the rule Of the peo-
pie, why is he trying to throw this
election into congress where a small
minority bloc may dictate the choice
of cur next President?
And why did he refuse to submit
his candidacy to the nationwide
primary Of the party Of which he has
claimed to be member during his
entire political career?
II at heart he is against the com
munists, why did he not raise his
voice against their activities until he
decided to run for President2
And why did he encourage disloy-
atty during the war?
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-01

It's all right to have enemies
They come mighty handy when
you want to lay the blame on some
one.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
RozhODUjICt TYDEN KONFERENCE.
NElacI nEPocHYBNE P0zvkNl BuDou
10 zASEDkNl Y L0NDYNE.
PRES cETNE PREKAzKY USPOKOJIvEfDO,
HODNUTf JEST OCEKAvANO *

Londyn, q. cervence Toto bude nejdGlezit6js nell
rozhodujici den mezspojenecke konference AcoA
dyne rozsio pessimistcke ovzd enom
vyadfovana jest nadeje ze konch nepochybnk dosp9e
neakema uspokojvemu dohodnut Tuto nad6ji vyvoalo
prvnm m rozhodnu premiera Herriota ignorovat w.
hrnzky nacionalistcke oposce Franci
= pramenu dobre nformovanych sdeuje, ze Herriot
svol tomu, ably nemeckym delegatim dostao p,G.o
prva vone diskusse spoeneckymi zastupc vzhledem
volneni ekonomcke kontroy Ruhrskeho pasma jeho po
zdejsimu vojenskemu vyklizeni.
Pafiz, 81 Premier Herriot postal vzkaz par
amentu ze nen mozno b promnu pfi zahajeni tehoz
htery kdy ocekavalo re poda zpravu ednani lon
dynske konferenc Tudiz pozada ably snemovna senat
biray jnym dhezitym vecmi zaroven ujst ze Via
da neodroei parliament pokud nedostalo by pine p
ezitos pojedna vysedku ondynske konference To
mena xe nebude zadnych etnch prazdnn ak posan
&c tax vladu Neenom zmizey vyhlidky brzky ko
konference ale so G az ednou zahaena bude debata
e vysedkn francouzskem potrva douhou dobu
AZ do nynejI DOLBY stoupenci Poincare-ovi doznaval
Herrot nesevl zadnem skutecne dnezitem bodu pn
rsku znemozneni $500 100000 pdcky Nemecku a pevne
pravu France rci posedn slovo prpade nespnen Da
anebo kdyby Nemecko nedoalo svym "a
vazkIm We splaceni valetnych nahrad
Berlin "a. 6ervence Pokud nebude obdrzeno formal
inf pozvsn aby Nemecko~podlo iondynsk& mezispo-
jejimi zastupc
Casopisy pfedpovidaj re vudcem nemecke deegace bu
de- kancler Marx acko oposce je podnecovana kruzch
blizkych zahrancnimu mnru Stresemannov jenz oba
va ze preyz MarxOva by vzrostla eho vlasni ukor
Osobni pfatele Marxovi nemeskali ohrazenm pro.
teto urazce nejenom toho dIvodu, re kancer je To-
gckym muzem v6dce deegace ale rovnez vzhedem to-
byl cd sameho pocatku dGsednym odporucovaelem
Dawesovy zpravy
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spOJENt sTATY VARuJI PERsM. ]
oDBoR sIkIU POSTAL TEnERANskf|
MADE 0sTR0U N0Tu.
ZAROVEN VYPRAVEN BUDE KRfzNfK
JENz PRIVEZE TELO IMBRIE- -HO.

Washington, 27 Protest rovnajici Sc varo-
van ze dpiomaticke styky mohou by pferuseny Pers
nebude dano pine zadostiucn6ni zavrazd9ni maora
Roberta Imbreho amerckeho mistokonsua Teheranu byl
odesan persk6 Wade odbore sta enz dale by
zpravami urazce ktere dosalo vdove po maoru I'm
brie.~ t.t S#5lfs 5stSf&sgs 4#s
ost6 note vyzyvana perska vlada, aby vypatraa
porestala okamze osbby ez spachaly nok ktery mel
nasedek aerckeho dednfa zranenf jineho Ameri-
cana Melna Seymoura Rovn9z vyzaduje, must byti
zakroceno pro dfednfklm zfzenclm perske vlady kef
byli pfitomni nepokusli zabran6ni dtoku.
DIE kabeovych vice policistI vojakn pfi-
tomno n9kten poslednesch dokonce dtoku podlel
Perska vlada jiz navrha porestdni vnnkn jakoz
financn odskodn6ni p breovou, avsak nyni odbor
stau vyzadue hrazen vyoh vysanim valecne lodi pf
vezenf tela konsuova rovnez cestnou sraz kerou by
poskya perska vada tax douho pokud teesne poz1sta
zIstanou zemi.
Dasm pozadavkem je, ze perske 1rady must prokazati
pnou pocu mrtvemu americk6mu dfedniku osvedcen od
souzen 1oku neho poenm obfadech pr odvezeni
t6a Mimo to, zdali americ dplomatici konsuarn "a
supc Pers uzna to nune perska vlada bude pozada
ma, ably udrzovala straze vyslanectvi konsuatl.
Depese tykajici urazky pi Imbreove dosy Cd JOS.
H. Kornfelda amerckeho vyslance Teheranu absahova
y sdelen ze kdyz p 1mbrie-ova ela dtery manzekou
jednoho dfedniki amerck@ho vyanectv bya napadena
s5m miadym Persane jen4 rhl il obicee smutecni "a
vol pax pv By pfi tom jeden domorody poll
cista ale tyz ami Sc nepokusl zakroceni. !.
New York, 27 cervence. - Americky kriznik bude ma
oo vypraven lcelem pvezen t6lesnych pozIstalI
jora mbrho asak skutenos bude to vyraz rozhofce
nj americke vady mad poednfmi udaostmi Pers zaro-
ven bude vyraha perske vde ze SpoeDd Stay nestrp
ohrozovani svych prisusnki Persi Pfesvedcena ouc
nedostaecnost ochrany jiz Jim dostava ata obavam
bezpecnos mssionard perskem lzem aercka vada
fda vyanci Kornedov ably Timed vyrozume odbor statu
odpovedi perske vlady ma varovnou nou.
Nedfedn depese Perse sdeluj ze americti missonar
tamtez obavai zvoy otevfsn9 prohlasu ze
gcke kroky srany americke vady pokadany sou
vyhnutelne. So
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Z KRAJANSKE cERNE
KRONIKY.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, 26. GER
veence. Flip Kovar, 44lety far
mar, I'll v rodinnem nesvaru
Sc svoji zenou. Nesvar vyvr-
cholil v posledAich sesti mesi-
cich. lena s d9tmi odesla cd
.muze a zazadala o rozvods .
''vyzitn6 s 900. K6v6E z mr..
zutosti zapalil budovy, kters
skoro dpln6 lehly popelem q
sam Sc zastrelil v uzamknute
kuchyni dvema vystrelenymi
ranami z rucnice.
Chicago, 26. cervence. :
Chvalne znamy krajan J. B.
Veselsky, ktery vlastnil krej-
covskou dobre jdouci firmu v
Lake Forest, utonul pri kou-
pani, byv zachycen krecemi.
Jeho saty byly nalezeny IL
stinami jej ztotoznujicimi. Spa
treny byly ma jezernim brehu
liz " nedeli ranO. Pc mrtvole
zahajeno bylo patrani, avsak
dosud bezvysledne. o sebe-
vrazednem lmyslu nemize by
ii reci, pon6vadz j. B. Vessel
sky iii v dobrych jak rodin-
nych, tax majetkovych pome-
rech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
oBHAJoBA zAP0cNE TENTo TYDEN.
PSYCHIATRI BUDOU SvEDCITI b DUSEV
MIN STAVU VRAHU.

Chicago 27 cervence Pc skonceni pfipadu proti
hum Leopoldov Loehov strany navladnoa obhajoba
zapotne vyslychanm svtch svSdkd pravi & BE vyslech
rdsntch psychiaSo povoanych yjchaapfsh ~
nemsne ne6nds vrazi
mladeho Roberta Frankse by slen ale ze eich dusevni
stav byl takovy, ze nebyli zodpov9dni sve ciny.
Nejmene sest psychatr1 bude povolano obhajobou
tt tenn navladnctvo postav sve vastn odbornky B3hem
vceresiho zasedan hlavn obhace Darrow podrob pope
svedka zaoby krizovemu vysechu Bvl to dekv Cortland
jenz vyprave rozmluv6 kterou mel Leopdem bshenl
niz obzalovany sde ze hoda pfiznatk vine pred
pfateskym soudcem", ably zachran pred bencf Dar-
snaz zvkla tuto vypoved Gortlandovu, ale
dafilo to.
Nuze policisto pravl po krizovem vyslechu ho-
dinu tvavsim nevte ze ato rozmluva prelskem soudc
bya ym vymysem jehoz lceem je zastrasen tohoto
du?" . #
"Nikoli nebyl to zadny vymysl." odpovede de-
tektv. <e ~.
Darrow polozh pax svedkov n6kolik dalsich otazek
pax jej primo obvni lhan prot cemuz Cortland
horcene ohrad Je pravdepodobno ze jiz Ultra obhaoba
zacne povolavanim svych svedku
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svETovf LETcl Ma DALsi Pou1.
OCEKAvA Sc, zE AMERICANA OPUsTt
HULL, VANGLII, We STREDU.

Hull Anglie, 27. Plany sest americkych
ovych letcd pokracani jeth vzdusne pouti domo
jsou jz hotovy Ultra pontony JED byly aeroplandm
pfpevneny budou vyzkouseny let do Kirkwau Skosku
bude podnknut sfedu Novy druh kompasu yynaezeny
yyrobeny teto zemi by ums6n aeroplanech Ma kom-
pas tento nema pry vlivu kymaceni aeropand.
Poruck Lowell Smith sd6l dnes vecer ze major H. c..
Davidson eecky pdeenec americkeho vyslanectv odeel
do Kirkwau posednf zasavky evropske pevnin6 ably
vykona pfpravy eskoru americych vaecnych lodi
nichz eden kznk ocekavan e pfi skoskem pobfez ne
koka hodn4ch Tato eskorta amerckych vaecnych lodi
bude po ruce mezi Krkwalem Rejkyavkem Islande
bdtamtud draze do Gronska New Foundlandu do A.
meriky.
Porucik Smith pravi: "Ocekavam ze pfaneme nej
drive Bostone dostaneme do Ameriky Podnkli jsme
vsechno zajstenf dspechu pamatuce satstvo pro
msnive pocasi Mas nejhorsi odd bude mez Gronskem
Labradorem avsa vaecne lodi budou nam tam pomaha
vihec nepoletime noci 4teI
sky eec jsnz podnikk let koem sv2ta Amerodamu, pfi
byl dnes 1:46 odpoedne Paff&e Mel 1myslu po-
kracovat letu dale do Ra avsak obdrzni zprav
pfznvem pocasiv Alpach rozhod zasat do ho-
din Ultra r&no. M
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cTYh MRTvi, tTYkI PoRAKENl.
OBETI AUTOMOBILOvYCH NEsTESTf BE
HEM vCEREJSKA

ST. Clarsvile o., 27 cervence. - Pr Augustine Daneli,
42leta e rocni dko Annie pi James Batista 35leta
smes Reare, O., by zabti dnes pozde odpoledne cyfi
mile zapad kdyz automobil, n9mz je, sklouz pre-
petkrae Pr Danei jeff ditko byly zabity mi
ste p Batistova zemfela hodinu poom nemocnici
Bellaire
DIE ocych svedkd stro Imam by velkou rychosti Au-
gusinem Danelm manzeem mrtve zeny Kdyz pfiblizl
ku kzovatce Bannock Natipnal ces 1ata n4he brzdy.
COZ meo "a nasledek kola sklouza atonob
pfekotil. 1e;.-
Toledo O., 27. cervence. - Pi Gladys Lowry 30-eta z
Toeda bya zaba dnes vecer kdyz AUTOMOBILE nemz jela
sraz elektrickou karou Jej manzel jny muz auto
moblu byli poraneni. 4r
Newark, o., 27 cervence. - Gordon Matthews Paul
Wez Werzdv Ralph byli nepochybn6 smrtelne IRA
neni pr Mahewsova Edward Nevitts by pprapeni hfe-
I kdyz jejich automobi vrazl do betonov6ho
Buckeye Lake ceste dnes rano
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N0vi TYP AER0PLAN Sc NE0SvEDCIL
CTYRI OSOBY ZABITY, KDYZ Sc SRITIL
KZEMI PO KRATKEM LETU.

Los Angeles CAL, q. cervence - Ctyfi osoby byly u
smrceny kdyz kautoy monopan California. sfiti
zemi pfitomnos mnoha dvaku dnes pozde odpoedne
Mrtvi jsou: oOsmond Becher savite aeroplanu; Jeho
manzeka. eh osmlety synek Burgess Greeth pilot Vs
chni byl v aeropanu osudnem okamzku
Pi. Belcherova jenom maou chvi pred tim pokrtila
monopan enz byl noveho typu dnes mel poprve
produkovat pred divaky.
Aeroplan vznesl sc vzduchu hladce obepul jednou
ese stop dosahl rychosti asi 12O mil
hodinu kdyz nahle sri zemi. Avatkove jsou toho
mnen pcinou neesti byla vada kontronihO mechans
pohyblivych koncl kridel
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oDsTRANENf zvl.AsTNfcH
KONSTEBLO.

Okresni zalobce Stanton o.
znamuje, ze jeste tento tyden
podana bude okresnimu SOU
du zadost, aby odstran6ni byli
smircimi soudci povolavanf
zvlastni konstleblove a aby
pro prist6 tito :'nenovai jen
konstebly .pravidelne.
Soucasne pravnik cleveland
skeho autoclubu Frank j.
Merrick oznamuje, ze szakro-
ceni proti nepristojnemu odsu
zovani autoistu rozsireno bude
j ma okresy Lorain a Lake, kde
byly taktez jako Y Clevelandu
,pozadany verejne dfady o po-
moe.
/ -
Stanton po vyslechu smirci-
no soudce Emmetta Mahera z
Middleburgu a jeho dvou pra
videlnych konstebldt Pootse a
Carmana hodla predvolati tri
zvlastni konstebly Lickera,
Graebnera . Prechtela.. Ma
her a .jeho pomoeniei byi wy
slychani M zaloby fpodane
jzdejsim Autoclubem. ,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-28
SENATOR LODGE TEzcE NEMocEN.

Cambridge Mass 27 cervence. Dnes sd3eno zde, Re
Henry Cabot Lodge e tezce edn6 zdes
nemocnci bylo prov&st n9m operaci By pfi
sveho domova East Point Nahant kde roznemohl
n&he rano operace vykonana pI pate odpoedne Sc
nator nabyl vedom, aysak sav eho prohlaSen tkaH
vazny zemena vzhledem jeho yysok6mu veku "a rokd
Zotav Lodge nyn9jM operac bude pry nutno
vesti jeste jednu
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i BuLiARsku PANuJE PRY Kid.

Sofia, Bulharsko, = Uredni popTen bylo
zde vydano zprav vychazejicich Athen, Bukures
Bulharsku prohlaseni vady prav re zemi panuJe
Buharsku prohasen vlady prav ze zemi panuje
kid porlznou cnnost komunsckych lupicskych tup
vIci nmz vlada enercky zakrocuje.s
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vELIkE PovoDnE Y INDII.

Bombay, Indie, 81 cervence. Mnoho osob utOnuO
vice byo zapaveno vekem pocu NEST
hroznym povonemi rad jizni Ind die zprav zde OBJ
drzenych Nekok rex rozvodnenych nedavnymi
dlouhotrvaicimi aky vystoupo bfehn Pfesny pocet
mrtvych nebylo dosud mozno zstiti. =
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1e9 0s0B zAHyNUL0.

Toxic g. cervence. =: Japonsky parnik Tarei Maru,
jenz sraz parnikem Snso Maru pf pobfeH Hokkaide
ned9 potop Sc Sc ztratou 169 zivoi Dvacet di byo
zachraneno a vysazeno pevnnu Notoro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
Advisers Say Sea
Girt Speech Davis
To Be Most Important

New York, Aug. 19-The sddrsS
which John w. Davis is TO deliver o
Sea Girt, n. j. next Friday, 10 r.
garded by many of his advisers 81
one of the most important he W.
make in his campaign as the Demo
cratic presidential candidate.
1t will be Mr.. Davis first puoE
utterance since President Coolio!'
enunciated what he regards as tH
Issues of the contest and. while 70,
subject matter Is a carefully sualos
secret. 1t has been made known 70"
II Is designed to be solid shot
Devoting much Of his time toolI
to perfecting the text, Mr.. Dap
called into conference several OF "
closest advisers. Some OF these "
clared afterwards that In their Juos
ment 1t is even stronger" than ~
acceptance speech at Clarkspup
ten days ago. Besides giving atTs'
ton to the Sea Girt speech, ~
Davis conferred with party leaos',,
regarding campaign financing ~
organization plans and altogetneI
had n busy time of It during the ~.
day he had spent at his persU,as
headquarters here since last FI'uA"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
Plenty of Music for
All When Community
ChautauQua Arrives

Music lovers will be assured Of a
fine program when the Community
Chautauqua comes to Gardiner, for
on the second afternoon, Charles D.
Isaacson will deliver his information
ally famous address on 1.-THE Real
Estate Value of File Music" and in
addition he will present a fine must
cal program with his we'll known ar
lists, Betty Schuleenm, musical d.
rector and pianist, and Renee Du-
pree, lyric coloratura soprano. Ange,
a dancer of the Helen Moller temple,
Astrid Fjalde, famous Scandinavian
dramatic and mezzi- soprano and
Peitro Soldano. Italian baritone. In
the evening AN Arabian Nights
Musical Entertainment" will be pre-
sented by this same company.
The Theresa Sheehan concert
party" composed of Miss Theresa
Sheehan, dramatic artist, Freda
Slauter. violinist, and Marthalynn
Trippeer, pianist and soprano, i'll ap-
pear the next day. In the evening
the Sheehan concert company will
perform the first part of the evening
before the lecture, America at the
Crossroads" by Wentworth Stewart
lecturer and writer. The following
afternoon Green's Symphony Band
will furnish entertainment with a
Pop" Concert, Ye Olde Timers Con-
test, Community Singing, and Music
Memory Contest. The band will give
a double concert In the evening with
special lighting and novelty effects,
divers Philippine Quintet will
furnish tropical melodies at both
performances the next day and the
last day comedy with music and a
Broadway cast, 1.-THE Buddies," will
be given in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20

vlS1t1ng at INC AoiAo Va NnoAAeS -
Brown.
Mrs. Mabel Preble and sons. Ken
meth and Clarence, have returned
home from an auto trip to New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nv. A. Milroy have
moved into A. A. Soule's house on
River avenue.
Mrs. Packard of Richmond, Va. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Saw
yer.
Miss Florence Lynch has returned
home after being the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Blanch Carter, of Halo
we'll.
Noel Lyons and mother and friend
of Minden, N. J., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Lackey.
Mrs. Justin Eldridge, who has been
confined to her home for the past
Mrs. Clara Kincaid of Attleboro,
Mass, is a guest Of Mrs. Jerry Pre-
BILE.
Miss May Lombard and Miss
Laura Lambard are guests of Miss
E. NJ. Jewett.
The new fire truck which has been
added to South Gardiner is much
needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Duncan
W. T. Fish have gone to Bay Point
for an outing.
Vinal Elliott of Dorchester, Mass,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Justin Eldridge.
Harry Williams Of Boston, Mass,
Is visiting his brother and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Knights and
children are enjoying an outing at his
home in Pittston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Burnell and
Miss Arleen Larrabee were calling
on friends in Lewiston Saturday.
Misses Helen and Laura Larrabee
are visiting their cousin in Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Living Hunt have re-
turned from Bay Point after a weeks
outing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-20
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. Thomas F
Burke.
Charles H. Magrath. late Co II. 18th
Me. Inf. has been granted a discharge
from the Home
William l.. Pierce clerk for Capt
D. F. Ivory. is enjoying a seven days
leave at his home in Chelsea.
Passes have been granted to Will
liam Carey to Worcester. William
LOBBY to Lawrence and Joseph +.
Hayes to Skowhegan.
Mrs. w. T. Hanley and children have
returned from several weeks visit with
relatives in Rumford
Charles q. Rumery of Lynn, late Co.
ID, 9th Mass Inf, and Martin j. Tier
ney of FAIL River. late L. s. Navy.
have been readmitted to the Home.
The funeral of the late Isaac ChiIds
was held in the Home chapel at 1880
Tuesday, Rev. ID. c. Lambert officiat-
ing. The remains were sent to Show
hogan for burial
Romeo l.. Laferriere, late corporal
Second Censor and Press Co. World
War, has been appointed commander
OF Home Co. A, vice Joseph Il. Hayes
resigned. to go on leave.
Burroughs have been granted to John
Donahue to visit relatives in Boston.
The returns from passes Tuesday
were John keefe from Boston, Edward
Guilmont from Togus Lake, and DAN
lei Mullen and Thomas l.. Roche from
Portland.
Mr.. Sadler. representing the Brown
Wales Co. of Boston. was a business
visitor Tuesday in camp.
Mr. Ferry of the Parker Thomas Co.
Portland, was in camp Tuesday on
business.
The fast RoclIland baseball team will
play here next Sunday and this contest
should prove interesting as Rockland
won their first game here this season.
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WINTHROP

A misprint occurred in the en-
gagement announcement in Tues
days paper. 1t should have read Mr..
and Mrs. John Tall announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Gladys to William Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs Kuhn OF Waldoboro
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cooling.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Bishop are
passing a few weeks at their cottage
at Orrs Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Judkins and
daughter, Miss Hazel OF Uxbridge,
Mass. are guests of relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Giles OF
Brockton:~ Mass. were guests Tues
day of Mrs. Giles sister. Mrs. Abbie
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Robbie Of Su-
perior. Wis, were calling on old
friends in town yesterday. Mrs.
ROBBIE was formerly Miss Edith
Richmond of Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Peabody and
two daughters, Ruth and Louise, of
Fftchburg, Mass. are passing a few
days with Fred Pike.
The Friends Sunday school held
their picnic at Tacoma Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson B. Schwartz
and daughter, Constance and Janice
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of North Easton, Mass. are guests d
Mrs. Schwartz parents. Mr.. and NM
kenton Schwartz at Winthrop Cal
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jewett \
Lowell. Mass. are guests OF Mn
Gertrude Longfellow.
The annual fair of ST. Franc
church will be held on the chuftt
grounds Saturday, Aug. 23rd.. afts,
noon and evening The HarmOa
Quartette of Lewiston will be one 1
the attractions.
Miss Viola Brann was given q SUI
prise party by n number OF b.
young friends Monday evening /
honor of her 18th. birthday. Cant
and contests were enjoyed for whit
prizes were given. Miss Brann VI
well remembered with gifts. RI
freshments of orangeade and cal
were served. The guests were Gel
eivire and Louise Aldrich, Jean. Ev
Ign Marcan and Airline Andrew
Helen and Carolyn Beatty ar
Gwendolyn Brown.
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Millionaire Hobo,
SIS. WEEDS Secretary

New York. Aug. 10.-James ~ y.
How. known as the Millionaire nU~
OF st. Louis, Mo-, was married "
today to Miss Ingeborg Sorenson "A
The bride, who was secretan ~ h
Mr.. How, gave her age as ~, VIZ"
he confessed to being 50.
How, the grandson OF Capu
James w. Eads. builder OF the ~ \,
Gus Eads Bridge, now spanning y,
Mississippi river at st. Louis. ana -
New Orleans Jetties, Is khv..
throughout the country as Ds"
factor of the migratory worker.
A graduate OF Harvard. HOW s
up his splendid residence ana a.
Gated his life to the hobo and tns y
fortunate: he lives In the ~
meager manner, sleeping In cn..
boarding houses, and travelling -
hobo. How has studied the pr
lens of labor at first hand 10 wv! -,
land. France. Russia and W.
European countries.
STEP FORWARD and say HEN IN,
xUhapavar a cla aaifad OnuOrtuntty ~.