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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
WASHINGTON SILENT

Washington, APR! -1-Rsports
hat the proposed League Of Nations
covenant aa6 been amended II Paris
so as 70 except the Monroe Doctrine
Caused 1ucE interest al the capitol
today. bu- II the absence Of tsx.usI
amen GDer- senators who have %
posed The Original plan withheld
c0ulen.
= WI have nothing 10 say re-
sa~c-n- IRE amendment until : have
seen a copy Of It" sac Senator Loore
Of Massa cn userts, Republican leade-
a similar attitude was taken by
Senators Harding Of OHIO and john
son Ct California, both Eepubhcals
and other opponents Of the Original
covenant
Senator Hitchcock az Nebraska
la;e chairman Of lie Foreign Reia
t1ors coun.-,se, expressed satisfac
ton over acceptance q the Monroe
Doctrine.
Senator Lodge announced toca
tha. be would return u Washington
LATER 70 remain Until the extra SEES
slCr Of Congress IS called
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
call" SHERIFF
For Failure to Enforce
Prohibition Law
Charges Mace That Sheriff "a -iey
Of Monroe County. Michigan. Re-
fused 70 F-ovioe Sufficient Deg
ties ard Sold Nhiskey Himseif

Lansing. Mich. april L.-She-,H
Joseph ). Barley IF Monroe COUNTY.
this morning. vas cira5 70 appear
before Governor Sleeper April e to
answer charges # official n,sccr-
duct Of Office n connection with the
enforcement 81 ne state prohibition
law The charges FLED for State
Food aaS Drug Commissioner Frac
I. v oocwor-n for The department. ID
supervise the enforcement oc the
law. ale Eed that the sheriff refused
to provide SUFFICIENT deputies 10 car
~ OUT the intent Of the prohibition
act; that On March y he sold 40
quarts Of wh1skey and that other
large amounts II connscaLec wills
key have disappeared from hls Gus
-o6v
The charges were prepa rec under
The direction CT ASSISTANT Attorney
General Thomas Sa.!lie and sworn
TO by Commissioner Woodwork.
Thousands Of quarts If bGuo- have
been confscatAd n Monroe county
on The OHIO Michigan line. by state
troopers since Michigan prohibit
non Law became effective
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
NON-UNION HELP
VOTE TO RETURN
AT BIDDEFORD

Biddeford. Ne. April 1.-The nur-
union operatives Of the Psppe-ell
mills IN this city and the York mills
n Saco voted by d large majority to
cav 10 accept 4 proposition Of the
nil agents that they return to wort
pending d settlement Of their denanG
for 4s-hour week. The vote was:
Yes c.03-; No. 16s I''1e PeppereIl op-
erat-ves voted for the proposition.
E.Ig4 70 1D1. and the York ope-a... rs
S43 ID So.
The unlOn operatives Of the TWO
mills voted vests-.av 9e9 70 14S not
70 accept the proposition.
The mill agents vii confer tenor
row and later VIII announce whether
the mills viii be re-opened nsx. week.
They have been closed since Feh- 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
IRISH DELEGATES
To Peace Conference
Arrive in Paris
Chosen sy I-isn Soej.: Of U. S. %
Deliver Asoea IN 5enaif u Me,ne-
courtry-re-sennei Includes For
-e- Governor oe-ine 81 illinois.
M,cnaei J, Ryan % Paiiaaeirf, a.
aaS :. p, Wash

Paris. APR 1l-By The Assoc:
ated Pess The tn-ee deiesa rs
chosen ~ the IRISH societies Of The
conference OF behalf g Ireland. ar
rived II Paris tocaE. They are Ed
ward r. Dunno. former governor Of
Illinois: Michael J Ryan o. Phlia-
6elpn4a and Frank 2. walsh. former
CHAIRMAN o. ne National Wa Ia Dor
Board.
The delegates VII ask - be heard
~ the CoGacl- Of Four 10 place be-
fore them the case Of Ireland anG
demand TIA. the question be dealt
With according 70 the principles Of
President Wiser and me rsh- Of
determination
They were ne. &. ne s. -aza4-e
station by Sean OfCea,.aIEh john
O'heley1 The delegate Ct TIE pro
vislonaI Irish republic 70 he confer
ence. and George Z. DUFFY. member Of
the BRITISH Parliament: for South
Dublin Duty and 0'Csallalgs iai6
the Americans Thai the Big powers
would refuse 30 hear ana -ecelve
then, but the Americans ware not
deferred and VIII ask F,~ssi dent "a l.
son 70 grant them al audience.
Former Governor Dunno, n refer
ring 20 uf1e audience gwen ~ P-esi-
der. a Ilsor 70 Al Irish deiesa Ioa
when the President was = America
early 4 March and from which JUS
tee CahaIa1 Of New York WAS E&-
ciBdeG. saIG.
a ina. time ne question pur u
President Wilson by tie delegation
was Are yau prepared 10 -evIacl-
ca1s-Se4ys-e->~ ,aacs. conference The
-i-A- If Ireland II dispose u herself
accorol ng To the principles .alo down
II YOUR - principles
The Presidents reply then was
Surely YOU 10 nor think that ! c2n
answer tbs question now
We then informed the Prssace Ell
that We we-a \ no hurry arG were
prepared 10 wait 20 rs answer a1o
wara evan wiling &c 1ou-rag 70 PARIS
II 0rcer % Obtain il. President VII
sor new nas rad sufficient tine tn
-eaact. We have come . Paris tat
Is aEsveT'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
FOR U. S. RELIEF
Two Cruisers Arrive at
Nuruarsk
Expected sy o%ee-s - Relieve SIT
azt'en !, ArehanseI aesion-Ves-
-e.s viii Ac. AS Screen far WITH
s-awai Ct Entire Shore Expedition

WasE.n g.ar. : p-il L-A--.vsl O. ne
a ne--can c-T1lsC-- Galveston aaC Ches-
Ley a. N a-n-aosk reported -o6ay I As
sncia1ed Press 1isDE-cnes. IS expecIe
by officers % relieve me situation
among me American troops = me Arch
a1gal region. 4 company q when y
days ago refused ID 80 o ne --an- IN
L, arguments we 2reser ed by her
officers. The vessels carried Brig. cen
" P Richardson. VINO 8 = assume
command IF The American forces. anc
TWO companies q ANYWAY engineers.
Cen. Richardson and the engineers
we're a-de-ad u M---nalsg q, the tine
+. was decided 70 withdraw ne entire
allied force Z northern Russ1a No
further information as % the mur4ag
was IsEue- .ooay by The war depart
% -each A-caaageI a2d so Ear as could
ne learned ne department had no ad-
-
% believe maj he 12udsn. reported Y
TIE ca oleE-ar gwen OH n substance
tina, mad occurred Otherwise. il was
said, c1he- messages would have rcr-e
~a,t0-- was -acgIFe9-
The specific purpose \ sending The
-wo additional committees Of Ealwas
Engineers. as explained ~ Secretary
Baker - The military committee OF
Congress- last February was 70 Keep
open he railroad .-1y1 Mu-naask 10 a
POINT near ne Thi-a sea TINS Inc ne
said. was regarded as vi-alr important
ay ne Brush fa- ne movement 4
supplies ~ raln+ 1-ceraer-s
A--'val Of me -wo American c-uis-
ers 9: Ml-rlansk increases re Amer
aaa aaval farce -hs-s = th-ae ~assels
-se gun nns1 Z-2k-or was already or
duty II taose waters There has bean
sorne TAX tha; he ya-k-an would ne
relieved. probably by me Galveston
SINCE ne cruiser c-her-a- has at-aadv
Bctll 2SSiE-lcE % "HTEr- . la { -t-n-
stares. ou- Z appears mora probable
IA. al -a-ae Sims will -a--a5r - NJ
supplemented 3 Eagle nca-s ana sun
marine cHase-s. -'aese vesselg. with
whatever rnrces the British ara sen6trc
vii a.. as a sc-aer e,- he wi-hd-a wa
Of he =nt--a shore expedition as snon
as better weather permits genera
movement rhe meantime ne a65i-
-ional British --,cns beng sent FIR
ward WI Ne available. as Sec-ara-v
EakR- has potr-ed out. f0- ~ein E1rce-
-nen- {" rnev arr needed
Naval officials hzvA aeva- admitted
Fow@vs- that i Wa t1r he 1u-onse of
r-oceefi1r - Russian waters thar ne
Galveston sailed - England -'-Ne~
ve-sais. ahc-- The monuments IF which
here Is much ---E-e-v ara ne --1fse-
-hH anoora. Eagles Nos I and :
and Ha.r dozen submarine -haae-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
ALL-MAINE GIRLS
CONFERENCE OPEN
IN CITY LEWISTON

lewiston lda.. April 1--sZ nun
dred del as f-nrn ali ever me state
a-A attending ne th-ae Gays session
If ne A-9-Maine Girls Corr s1'-race
wr4ca opened n this city -ari GIT.
Eev George 2. F.nnie, pastor ~ TIRE
~1sted Baptist church. IVES the mai
speaker this evening bringing out the
-elat2or # the CIR u her comm a------.
Mrs George ". Chase, pres3d den. af
re iocaI x a. 4. which mas been
: charge IF plans for ne conference,
.5-esI ded- Sc ara secretaries Coz me
Northeastern fe.d are prese-., ar The
coup meetings Saturaav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
WET INJUNCTION
Seeks to Block War
Time Prohibition
Bill - Equity Flee ~ Fese-sl DIS
t-tc. Court 4. New Hark :, Brew
cry Co-5c-aclcn-Seeo-. 81 ktns
- Be Heard

New To-A Apr An Injunction
-esr-a1aag fedora. officials from e.
1arcIag TIE w-r----1e prah-5Ilon 1ct
s ASKED Z : Ill Il equity LEO = -ae
-e1e-a! 1.s-1c. co-~t -ooay ~ Lne
Ola ise-l- F-.-..2aEaa Brewery Cn-po-a-
llon- Tie su!-- d1recTeo against l-ic.-
a-a ) McE-sort, ac1-ag deputy col
lecra- OF l-s-1A -even 2e, and Ia--Ho
States District Attorney francis .
Ca1ev, IS The second Of he h.nG % he
brought here.
The compliant sets forth -t1a, -eg--
laluns Ct ne COLLECTOR o. -1Is--ra- rev
enne a--sE pLag Z, Elit The sac a1c
C1an aSa cT--e O. beer ID beverages COZ
tanning not more LAa- dne-aa.f o. on@
per cen alcohol BY volume are Gncon-
Sill 1lana- and not provided tur ny he
congressional war---ne prohibition act,
The pe-Tlo1 insists thai beers 2ac OH
e. mat liquors which rou-alc nor more
than - De- cent. Alcohol Cy volume
ara not intoxicating and mat -ae.r man
u1acra-e and sale IS permissible 1rioer
existing corE-essl oI.2- Legislation. The
petition also rec!Ias nat the complain
AIT Is su-e~-ng i--enRrahle damage %
he revenue DEPARTMENT. rulings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
WAR RELIC TRAINS
TO \. E. IN
INTEREST OF LOAN

Boston, April -1-FoU- Special
trans loaded with war relics. 4nc4ud-
t2g e1ui prnsnf captured from ne
Germans. Will tour New England be
tween Apr q and May - as al
advertising feature Of the Victory
Liberty Loaa- Near!y 100 CITIES and
owns n the SIX states VII De visit
ed me committee announced today.
Each tram viii consist Of three FAT
cars one box ca- ana q tourist sleep
e- Several spectators and bond
sal esrnen together w--,l military
guards vii. c-aval with each outfit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Efforts to Arrange
For Feeding of
Russian Cities

Paris April LIZ ja,Trllr SrAA1-
.aE he swedish Socialist leader, Dr.
F'rldt1off hansen mead ~ me Norues-
ian food -u.ss.on 20 he Tlited States
and several oIhs- prominent Scandi-
aavlans and SWISS subjects have been
confar-,ns with President Wilson.
te-oeri taover Director n inter
allied -ellef and other members " the
.1ter-alllaG relief council in an eff
far- 10 arrange for The feeding Of The
larger CITES Of RUSSIA. especially
Per-oE-a5
Yest erday Pes der. wilson pre-
serted d proposition hy The council Of
four Ia SEND food u soviet Eassia i
ne E.oIshsvlk4 ended nosf.-zJ1-s. This
plan. however, net with serious oppo-
sitIon, particularly from me French
on the ground thai = would consr5-
Iu.e -acaCr.t]Ur q the Eolshevik.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
WAR time SHIP PROGRAM
TO Be CONTINUED
MADE IN SHIPPING BOARD
oreparations for Continuing Successfully
Tremendous Merchant Marine Started Dur
ing War-Vice President Ackerson of Cor
poration to Succeed Director G eneral
PieZ. Resigned to systematic
Work of New and Weaker Yards

Another vice president VII be
named soon ID succeed Reward
Coouley, who also has resigned. n
contracts
M. Hurley Is making plans . sys-
uEnat1zs The work u TIE new aac
weaker yards established during The
war. He VII return u Washington
Sunday 10 pass week before going
70 Philadelphia. headquarters Of the
feet com poraDon- During the SUI
ner the Chairman VII pass most @
Tia the n Philadelphia cont=rr1g
with sh1pbu5lders and working ou-
improvements II cocst dstsrm sniog
methods.
Il was -aic taat lack Of modern
methods has handicapped new Yards
n submitting bids under the revised
program 0S construction. II IS be-
--evec Mr.. Euriey's aid viii snah1e
new yards 70 compete with foreign
yards for Peace-Cne business
II a message expressing apprecia-
Ion OF the work Of executive officers,
district managers. tteir stats and
the grea. army q employees, the
chairman declared the shipping board :
wnrk Is by no mems done and rha.
those VINO worked sc well II the past
viii have further opportunity 10 aid
n building up the Merchan. Marine
The new chief Of CONSTRUCTION. M
A cksrson. IS a practical s1ipbullde-
He was born. n Michigan n 1881 and
was graduated from the Naval Acad-
envy IN 1901 After service al seq. ne
(Continues or Page ACel. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
new RELATIONS
Between England and
Her Colonies
viseegre Miner, Secretary Of State
for Colonies Says Dom mons Are
Entitled C Look - Future IN
Which They Would Be Great
Powers

LoudCc- april 1--ivla Mor--saIt-
= he C-ansforDaCo Of The reia-lnos
between tie TnI-e6 Kingdom and
the overseas donirlons Is almost
TiscoU1s Miner. score
-a-y Of stale for the Colonies. rolo
the Manchester branch Of The COLO
ma institute q, luncheon Thurs
day Lord Miner sald that the Co
n-alors ara entitled ID look 70 THE
TIrl1re II which they waUic De great
powers They all desired L remain 4
tie Empire, however. and Il THIS de-
sire was fulfilled the WQri6 would
see VIVA. ]. had never see1 before
a number Of great powers under
single head Il would be. was. =
facl-a League cf Nations, but pos
sesslng 4 mora. unity which TIE
League Of Ns-inns rad sl1G . ac-
gu--e
THIS was -he actual Situation. oUc
tie realities Of me cases We're some
wha. obsc1-eo ty a1uQuatsG forms
The department which normal
DEL, VIII the Commons was The
colonial cGcs. tu. The COMMONS
were y 10 sense Under the coloC1a-
o6c~. which was simply the ct7a-2el
which ne rea! pa--aes, 10
witch the governments Of the d0n-r-
locs and the government of ne
United Kingdom transacted their
business That arrangement worked
very vel under ordinary cI-c-n
Stances but i was anomalous Lha-
the deDa-Der: winch really govern
ed Nigeria and Hong Kong should
Concern itself with the doElclors.
T-icn Britain did not prersnd 70 gov
err II a..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
1876 FIRE FIGHTERS
OF CINCINNATI TO
QUIT THEIR JOBS

Cincinnati April IA blanket
form Of resi- gnarion containing ne
names af $50 hremen II has CITY. was
handed 70 Safety Director EoInes
mere TO-DAY. The resi- g-laIlon IF the
men IS % take effect q; o'clock ID
morrow morning Safety Director
Eol-nes received the dncu-nen, and
lssuen a Statement, TINT ne would in
rnediately attempt ID verify The names
by telephone and accept TIE resig0a-
hons Of al the men whose names
could he verified.
The are-nen submitted the -esig aa-
lions after the safety director had
refused n translate four a-emen WHO
had presented demands of a hrernea 8
UNION. These were suspended and
after r-:Al ware discharged far be-
longing 20 a Union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

6sus-l- Charles Piez Of the Ener-
Eenrr feet Corporation n full
kaa--a 81 slip CONSTRUCTION M
cEerscn al-eacy was a vice prssi-
Leu. q. he corpo1 aDon. which he
has a.,ec connected with for many
months. IL. Piez presented his res
gr,uann several month"; ago, express
Inc desire ID return to his private
business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
TO STOP SPREAD
OF BOLSHEVISM
TOWARDS ITALY

Geneva April by the Asaociated
HrezEe. received from In
neshruck report that the Italian COM
,nRneer il the Ty-ai has ordered the
closing Of the Bava-,an frontier. over
which nobody has been permitted 70
pass since Thursday
The dispatches add that the step was
taken ow.zg {, fexr q q spreaa e Hoa-
Shevism to Itzly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Peace Conference
Adopts Report
Labor Commission

Paris. April -l--he report q -ae
commission IN international labor
Legislation, which drafted q program
70 govern Y .ar1ati onaI regulation Of
an loy-menr conditions. was Adopted
by ne peace conf rsnce today WIN
amendments proposed " George
Meal Barnes. minister WITHOUT. port
folio n the British cabinet and one
Of the representatives. II lis counr-v
on the labor committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
GENEVA SEAT
LEAGUE NATIONS

Paris Apr.- Il--he SELECTION q
Geneva as he seal q The League Of
Nar1ons was made despite the plea of
asu! Humans, Belgian minister o.
ra-ei e. affairs. who urged the cialT~
e BRUSSELS for the honor. Pres. VII
son personally supported Geneva and
this ne was joined by England and
italy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

VS.. -r-cr- April --ChaiTnan
s,-,er 4 ne Shipping Board. to
liz. -iaze re first announcement Of
r1r2saz = ne Shipping Board
,r4 : preparation for Continuing
s,,cresst 1..r ne Tremendous 0er-
r-a1- marine program sIar.s6 Dur
Ing ne "
---r-..e--g from Florida where
h. aAs 3een r2hns Z brief res1- M.
l,-.es ..-poin-ec Naval Constructor
! : 4aKersoo II succeed Director
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Paris. April 1.-THE League Of
Nations COMM sRx,on completed
rs consideration Of the League
covenant a 81 meeting iASt
a,aht- Nc sections were .ncius-
&c granting tire japanese and
French Demands sut Jaean ara
France announced trar they
~ouir reserve tire r,srt e bring
&c .ae desired amendments Be
fore tire pierary session % the
peace conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
REBEL LEADER
IN MEXICO

Ae-.-1 -.rv Thu-sGay, April IL
- -He Associated P-ess1 Gene. a.
--;a..;-aa Zaaa.a. the -eoe! Leader II
|srs..~ Mexlco. has been killed by
- = ~ loops. according 70 an an
!'-1-H,.l--- MADE by The Mexican war
|t.-a--:.-.--,l. r0nle'.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
THE WEATHER
RAJ N

Northern New England Ram SatUr-
day, colder in New Hampshire and
Vermont and e. night II Maine. sun
day fair.
drdRy., with ran II morning. colder
SUNDAY far
Eastern New York. Cloudy SE-u--
day onider east and south portions
sunday far warrher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Washington. APRIL IA call
ar thousands ct young Amer
-srs - man the ships Of tire new
Merchant Marine WAS issued TO-
CAV ~ tire Stripping 5oar1.
-ney viii be %. IN training for
-wn -non:ns as apprentice IRE
ner. seamen and stewards and
.ner assigned g ships flying the
.nlte- States flag in overseas
arr .aasrsS,se service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
General Forecast

WINDS along The North and Middle
Atlantic coasts viii be respectively
fresh se strong southwest and fresh
To moderately strong shifting
There Win be rain Saturday in
New England 4 viii be somewhat
csioer Saturday IA New Hngland and
the Middle Atlantic HatEx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
May FORCE
EVACUATION
SEbAS1OPOL

Paris, April 1.-The ad-
vance Of the Bolshevlki is
likely TO force the Allies to
evacuate Senassopol. On the
Black Sea. near the southern
extremity Of the Crimea. ac-
corc11g 20 Intransigean[
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Forecast for Boston and vicin. ":
Saturday cloudy, rain in the morn
ing colder: Sunday fair, southwest
and west winds. diminishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Transport George
Washington Sails
For BreSt. France

New YORK. \ rr1l 1.-THE transport
George WASHINGTON sailed al 4:h
clock MS afternoon f1r Brest
Franco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
WILSON TELLS PEACE HEADS
WHAT MONROE DOCTRINE MEANS
TO PEOPLE OF UNITED STATES

Discussion Verges on Dramatic at Paris Meet
ing of League Commission - Lord Robert
Cecil Sees No Objection to Amendment
French Protest Its Adoption President in
Earnest Speech Upholds Doctrine and De-
clares 1t One of the Great Bulwarks Against
Absolutism
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
ICE OUT OF
CObbOSSEE
Driving South Wind
Clears Most Of Lake
Friday Afternoon.
Will Be All Clear
Today

Reports from Cobbossee late Fri
day afternoon stated thai me strong
south wind mad cleared the ICE from
the greater part az the lake. and thai
by TODAY the entire lake would be
free OF ice and so open - he first
fishing Of the year
Fishermen planning 10 &c out To-
over SUNDAY will find full new
stock Of trolling lines. steel and ham
boo rods. multiple and al kinds Of
reels. dsta hooks and the latest spin
ners and artificial bats as vel, as
Clip nets and other fishing apparatus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

An old slogan With m ue-es-ths-
rsiassts meaning: Ne JOB t,o ssrail.
no Job too large - -eceise prsmrt
seenneisn At the printing plant sf the
ksnnehec journal Company
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-12-25
FLOWERS TO LECTURE
IN HOPE JANUARY 1ST

Montaville Flowers, one of the
most prominent lecturers in the
United States today, will appear on
the platform in Hope next Thursday
evening under the auspices of the
Woman's Club Lecture Course, and
every resident of the community
should make special effort to hear
him. He is a recognized authority on
subjects of national interest and
world interest. He is broad and lib
eral in his views, but he is an Amer
lean in every faculty and fibre, both
by heritage and nature.
Specialists are common; manv
men can write we'll; few can speak
we'll; Mr.. Flowers is pre-eminent be-
cause he combines in extraordinary
degree all three qualities; he is a
specialist in knowledge of rare value
to all. his expression is full, Gear and
compelling and as speaker he
stands in the forefront of American
orators.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-12-25
5000 per year, 5 Cts. per copy

18th. Mr.. Russell had been confined
to his bed for some months and his
death had been expected for some
time, while Mr.. Keen was enjoying
good health until few days before
his death when he contracted a bad
cold which turned into pneumonia.
These two men had been neigh
bors and friends for many years. In
the early days they settled on farms
about ten miles east of Hope and
hade their homes there. About fif-
teen years ago Mr.. Russell moved
with his family to Washington and
settled in the Yakima Valley, and
later was Joined there by Mr.. Keen
and family, where they have since
resided.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-12-25
II. H. $. ALUMNI TO PLAY
SHARON INDEPENDENTS

Arrangements have been complet-
ed for a basketball game to be played
at the Hope Opera House, Friday
evening. Dec. 26th. between the
Sharon Independents and the local
High School Alumni. Sharon boasts
very fast team, one member an all
state college forward, but Hope is
going into the game with determin-
alton to win. The alumni squad
will be made up of former high
school players, including M. Trame
nell, ]. Cassell, r. Kovstad, w,
Hanley. L. and H. Ray, ]. Fullmer,
r. Mcclellan and H. Pepper. Game
will be called at $3.50.