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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

meGiarely determined to call q grand
jury.
THAI grand Jury has been drawn
and summoned 70 appear here nexI
Monday morning II 10 O'Clock. a
which time we expect rnat they viii
De charged ID Investigate the VIOLA
tipns Of the Lever AcI not only on
the par OF the defendants To the
injunction suit and the officers of
the United Mine Workers. but also
any other persons. including miners
and operators. VINO have IN any way
before or since this suit joined with
these defen6aAts n carrying out this
unlawful conspiracy
1T was fully disclosed In the
original complaint for Injunction
fled before Judge Anderson that the
calling on of the coal srrika was in
ltseh, a violation Of the Lever scf.
conspiracy To restrict the supply OF
coal and prevent limit and lessen
lis production
Z nder the circumstances. II was
necessary either to bring proceed
ings immediately before United
States commissioners with the view
Of later having a tan grand jury in
resngation concerning these mat
uers or inmediareiy To convene the
grand jury 70 make the inrest1ga-
Ion The LATER course his been
pursued
y must be clearly understood that
the government intends n ack Of this
grand jury indictments for such vio-
fa.ions OF -he law as may be devel-
opeo before Il and that this is not
FOR the purpose only Of bringing re-
lief from the present intoiera5le sit
uatiun DnI The government expects
ID prosecute al rioiatprs of the lau.
ID the end. and expects 10 insist
that such vioiafurs shall suffer the
penalty provided BY law. The Lever
Act makes the violation Of its prori-
slons punishable by a fine NOT 10 ax-
ceed $1,000, or imprisonment in the
penltsnl.ary not 10 exceed two vsars.
OF both
We shall not only insist that the
coal operators IN ieague with the
miners ID vioia1e the Lever Act bur
We shall further insist tha. the coal
operators themselves have com
bined 10 violate the criminal prori-
sions Of the antitrust acts passed br
Congress and that they have VIC
lated srcil provisions
"A mosf thorough sweepinr and
searching irvestIga tiGn will he made
By tins grand jury and an vioiaturs
whether they be miners mine off
GERS, operators or dealers. viii be
brought 70 book
The time has come Il is here
now, u have Il determined whether
or not the government of this coun-
try rules or wflerher lawless people
shall have their way-whether this
e a government Of law or Of a g-oup
of men.
This VIII mt in any way inter
fere with The present proceedings
against me defendants IN The irtunc-
rion SUIT for contempt of couY-"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Seat Sale Begins Tonight

The reserved seaI sale and season
ticket coupon exchange for the next
rwo attractions Of the Augusta En-
tertaiument Course begins this eve
ming at o'clock at Shorey's Phar-
macy The rwo entertainments are
the famous old comic opera 'tOliv
cite" 10 be given next Tuesday eve
ming by the Davies Light Opera
Company, ana Americas celebrated
''Oae Girl Show." Gay Zenola Mac
Laren. VINO is canning Dec 2a. Miss
MacLaren IL the outstanding enter
tainment novelty of the season and
has everywhere proven a phenomenal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

roof OF New York Thealer. and a
brilliant musical spectacle N ali its
merry making There are fully snme
twenty musical numbers including
My Soldier Girl" Just Fur You"
Wrap Ne In a Bundle af Lure.'
Iha1 Dixie Wedding Tune znd
Won't You he My Beau" are among
Inc reRl favorIfes. Seats now selling
thune HIM or lB9-W. This artrac-
tlnn plays WatsrviIle Friday night.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
e. S. CONCERNS
tCantinAsd Frum Paae onel

menr. Property valued n millions of
dollars would be forced 70 lie iHle.
COMPANIES preparing 10 get their EN-
ploves hume hesitated TO-DAY To permit
publication Of their Intentions. Their IL
was decided that the situation appeared
SO critical thz. notice Of their action
would point the way to safety Sor Other
Americans in the interior.
Should resolution breaking of reia-
tions be passed, it was said that there
woult be a general exodus of Ameri-
cans 10 the Emitted STATES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt Joseph
Allen.
Daniel !. Cadv has been granted 4
furlongh 70 VISIT relatives n Boston.
Armand T Guad-eaD. Of [. Gf N
formerly a clerk IN the treasurer S
office, IS the guest Of Ralph H Wood
The funeral Of ne late Charles X
Carson will be held from The Home
chapel al 10 A NJ. FRIDAY, Rev. r. l.
Phaien. officiating
The moving picture program for
F'-iday VIII be Wallace Reid in The
Lottery Man a Paramount feature
a Pacae Jews and Apling comedy
entitled -'Hickviiie' -
Il Is expected IilE1 z basketnaIl
team viii ne formed here in the near
future and JOIN the league IN Angus
Ia A meeting is To ne held al 4
o clock (Friaay5 afternoon 10 discuss
The proposition, and make TIE necss-
sR-y arrangements 10 secure equip
ment and commence practice # the
vote Is favorable
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Fuller and other norabieS. The
Figaro af Paris has the ealluwtng To
say nf the concert Guy Maier Of the
American Y N. c. A. was heard at
the Sale Pieyel, n q cnnceTr of
Frdnch music. Eis extraordinary
qWfurznAnce showed nnt only vtr-
tupEiry Of the frsr order. but also
sncn a perfection Of Thought and
charm of TASTE that the audience
ralrty revsied IN his work The
number Of tickets Is limited by the
capaciry Of the han. 50 ger YOURS
eArfy-A6y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
SOLON

SCC-E-Miss Flora Heald, teacher o.
the Lnng+eliow school. VINO has been
very ii with tonsilitis- Was able Monday
10 rerurr TO her school.
Some friends and neighpors Of Ar.
and Mrs. I. " Russell met IL their
home Saturday nigh. and pheasant
evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. Peter Sired AMI TWO daughters.
Esther and Annie. were n Skowneg.ln
Monday
Mrs. Elizab beth Ea-ville returned home
Monday, having been The guest Of her
daughter, Mrs Clara McCollor, for the
past week While there she witnessed
the nupt.ais OF her granddaughter. Miss
0pie McCuIIpr. To Elmer O Small.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Evanseiistic Services

Crowds continue 70 attend the Felix
Powell services al the METHODIST
EuiscDpal church. The eiouuence and
sincerity Of the preacher impress al
who hear him. His subject for to
night will be: Mans Greatest Dis
corery::" Saturday night, Han Sakeo
Man" Sunday morning al lp-Sn'
Love Four Square; O'Clock serv-
ice a Walk With God, : CLOCK
sunday evening, The Perfect One;
Monday evening a. O'clock Cos
sip"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
AMCSEMENTS

Today and tomorrow Ea-lpweu
photpplay followers VIII have an op-
porrunity I'd see Evelyn Nesnit Ii 'I
Want 10 Forget" aI The Acme Then
Lre. TINS play Is one that VIII inter
est you and hold YOUR undivided al
tertlon from beginning 70 end. It's
settings TIRE most superb and no ez-
pense was spared 10 make TINS fen
Jure' one of the best released this
year- The Fox News picture. con
raIns many interesting happenings
from al CORNERS OF the globe and z
laugh provoking comedy winds I'D
the proEram-AGv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

coal operators are also engaged in a
cnnapiracy 10 violate the law"
The Information at length sets
ON the acts NOT only Of the defend
anfs but of others" reads the state
ment. showing that the injunction
has not only been disobeyed but that
the Lever Act mas been and in npw
being grossly, openly anr defiantay
violated. Upon the facts in this
information. being called 10 the al
teutinn Of Judge Andersun, he I'M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Gardiner is indeed fortunate IN
having the opportunity Of herring
such brilliant pianist as Guy
Maier The concert to be given N
Library hail is not q recital but an
entertainment Of piano music Mr..
Maier hns but recently returned
from France. where he has been
connected with the 7 M c. A con-
cerriy given IN Paris under the pa
trunage of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Ambassador and Mrs. Wallace Mrs.
House. Brig. Gen. Harts. Mrs. W. x
Vanderbilt. Walter Damrnsch. the
Dutcness of Talleyrund. Miss 1ois
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

is survived By his wife. Mrs Del
StockEora. lnrt4e SONS. Walter and Car
stockeord uf this town anc fi--iA
srDclcford. WIN Is n the [. ). navy
ana -.-s4 daughters. Mrs. Mabel Wheel
er. M-s. Maud knee'and and MRS YES
"a OrapenU-
The, Woman : Foreign MISSIONARY 90
cj.1, met TuesGay afternoon with MIS-
Edith Carleton. A good number al
tended the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

The reserved seat sale and sea son
lckef coupon exchange for the next
TWO attractions of the Augusta En-
ler-aInmsnt Course begins this eve
ming II : O'Clock a. Quinn's Pha-'-
macy. The TWO entertainments are
the famous old comic opera "OIir-
ette" 70 be given next TuesnRy eve
ming Dr the Dawes Lig.lt Opera
COMPANY. and Americas celebrated
One Girl SHOW" Gay ZenolR Mac
Laren. WIN Is coming Dec 18th Miss
MaeL2ren IS the outstanding enter
talnmeDt novelty Of The season and
has everywhere proven a phenume-
nal suCress.-AGv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
NEW PORTLAND

?. A. Strickland and NJ z. Sr-ick-
land were IN Freeman Center and
vicinity recerr.v hunting.
Thirtaen saf down 70 dinner al the
home OF Z T. Atwood on Thanks
giving day. MI and Mrs. Claytur
Atwood and son were among the
guests from out of town
The Third and Fourth degrees viii
De conferred upon Spponer Daris anu
Gisuwood King N the Grange meet
ing on Saturday night. Dec. :. II Is
expected that Carrabassett Grange
of kingaeld VIII visit Fegnwood
Grange on thai da,A and VIII work
the degrees upun the candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Eeath corns oHIcers

The following are the officers for
tae current year OF the Heath Re
hef Corps: President Mrs. Lem
Lar-aoee; VICE president, Mrs. Nancy
Moore. chaplain, HRS. Frances
Smith; secretary. Mrs. Emily Bick-
ford; treasurer. Mrs Alice Bates:
conductor, Mrs Mabel Sawyer:
guard. Mrs. Aadeiia keene: past
president Mrs IDA Dale; pianist
Mrs. Lula Stone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Newiyweus SURPRISED

Ar and Mrs. Summer a Glazier
RECENTLY married, were surprised
ny about % friends last evening ana
AFTER the happy couple had recovered
from the sudden and unlocked for
call. they fell ID with a viii in en-
rertalnlng the seE-iurited guests
Through me previously camoufiaged
efforts of Nj and Mrs. Frank c. An
derws an astonisfsi, y weli-sfockea
laTder was revealed. which together
with well arranged program OF
games and music made up an even
ing Of pleasure for all Bernard Z.
Narnum IN behalf Of the ''sururise,S"
presented the newlrweds w.ch a set
of silver
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
ne Woman Michaei Married." "A
-tgnt FOR Love- vnd-A-vil Reel
This Is the Strands Bill Toriay and
Saturday

'9"R FoF Love- toc-A-Vu Reel
This Is the Strands Bill Toray anr
Saturday
A Dill that VIII please I'll is On II the
Strand rpdav. Bessie Ra-iscale IN The
oman Michael Married tops the ST
and the balance af the bill is in keep
ing with THIS big feature Harry Ca-ev
N a Figh, fur Love" and the ever
welcome Vod-A-En reel closes the hill
Mund.ys bill: has been specially booked
with a special Itat is special-''Ths
Miracle of Love" This IL a Paramount
picture zn1 a bir one
l. Eonk three weegs 10 erect the etap-
orate set Of the British House of
Lords for The Miracle Of Love . Over
ECO EXTRAS all British. taHe ns-- p, rho
scene, and over ttlree-Gua-te-s of them
save Actually been IN the House Of
Parliament IN London and listened IN
the debates
The Miracle nf Love is q stirring
STORY of English high life. with wvn5-
nam Standing and Lucy Cotton in the
chief Iar1s- The hero is a younger son
OF British noble family who is a.our
10 renounce his career as an idle and
Im2ecunious lord and seek his enr-1,ne
outside of England, when he sutidenJz-
pecomfs nelr 70 the title through the
accinenI-a death Of his elder brother
a love story has been worked intn m.
piot- which is said 70 abound in thrill
ing slrualpns.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Saco ID Eesuiste Traffic

The Saco city council Munday eve
nrng voted 10 accept an ordinance
regulating the carrying and use Of
firearms and one regulating rrafhe
10 go Into effsc; Al once Impartial
and. strict enforcement Of the traf-
fic laws Is promised.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Card Of Thanks

WISH 70 express my sincere
thanks 10 my neighbors and friends.
especially 10 the employees of the
freeing roon Of the E. P Hazard
Co. for their kindness 10 me during
my recent illness
MR. JESSE A RAEE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and
family left "Wednesday morning for
Lynn. Mass, where they viii make
their home, Nj Wilson having secur-
ed work IN one Of the shoe factories
n thar city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Vaughan Brook Lodge, No. 5S1. n.
Z. O. P. VIII noid lis regular meet
me tonight Al the home Of Mrs. An
ME IucirlbD On Winthrop street All
members are urged 10 be present Is
business OF importance Is to come
before the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

The monthly program meeting
Of the Wunan's Mission Circle of
the First Bapust church VIII meet
with Mrs z. \. Bates, Central
street, Friday afternoon IL . o'clock.
The sub5ecr viii be Japan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

TEENS for the journal may be Jeff
II the sTure Of T. a Lilly End Guy
X Towle. Items from the Lilly store
viii be COLLECTED by 6 o'clock each
dax. while those rom Towie's will
be collecred later III the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

DO your Christmas shopning
early" is the slogan now 10 be heard
and The F. 3. Wood Estate la pre-
pared 70 meet your demands IN the
10y line with large variety that WI
instruct as well as amnse the ErDw-
ing youngsters Il ms a sied you
want, you'll find one 20 sz,it Won as
ali styles are carried. A fuH line of
work baskets and cedar chests are
On display and cont overlook the at
rractlve assortment Of Christmas and
New Year Caris-AGy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

The Ruth class Of the Baptist
church VIII meet Saturday aftarneon
al O'Clock with Margaret Graves. Is
Wilder street All members are re
quested u be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

An effort Is being made I'd hurry
along the work on The johnson Opera
aouse building II order that the
staging thai occupies a large pr-npor-
t1on OF the sidewalk may be removed
II seems THAI the workmen have
been delayed IN getting the metal
coruice work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Stnp, Look and Listen. Cash and
carry saie- q cakes Lenox Sazp, &c
q cakes A. r. Soap Sc. q phUs. Starch
Sc stieknsy & P1prs crs.m Tartar.
pkg 15e- Bring bHr jug and gst
gallon Of extra fancy Purte Riop
moiasses fur gne. II tirsse prices ap-
peai % you call tire tiaiipsscil Market.
NJ. j. VerriIi. Prop
deE-i6t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Banks Preble of Rich
monu were visitors n the CITY
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

waiter CiA-k OF Ellsworth was
calling On friends n This city Thurs
Day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

A number nf HalDwen Chapter
MaSons Journeyed ID Bath last eve
ming, where they attended the OBJ
sErv1nce df the centennial OF the
Bath Chapter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Every Step Up
Saves a Nickle"
70 the slogan Of
w. I. Cosgrove's

Upstairs jeWeiry Store IN Gardner
With our new and complies stock Of
JssselFy and kindred articles, FIVE
times larger than that Of iast year,
we are this saason giving the public
the best values for the ieast muney
that can be hsd.
Spread among your fr,snds the
Glorious Spirit Of christmas" by
giving gifts Of isweiry frum our stpre
of gifts.
The ~ise grft-1ivers srs sirsady
seiscting from our choice stock and
the rush 10 booked to bsgiu early.
Don't wait; we hs~e Ns,at you want
Remember
.ESsry Step Up Saves Nickel"
w. r. coSGRovE
Over Eastman's Book Stnre
dec2d6t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Mrs. Frank Loarnis Of Marranan
MASS, Is passing few days with
friends N West Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Walter Brooks. OF Westhrook was
among the out-of-town visitors in
Gardiner Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Harry Lewis Of Portland was a
business visitor IN this CITY, Thurs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

M. and Mrs. Eltn-i Oaks Of South
Pirtsron were calling on Gardiner
friends Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
LOCAL NOTICE

Dancing 1onight al. Z r A. hail.
auspices Of Sanborn Lodge / O. Q. F.
Pierce and Moore orchestra A good
time assured rror-f-irf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Nathan Briggs of Montreal. Can.
ar-1vea Thursday for a visit with
relatives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Mrs. Herbert Western LETT Thurs
dag Tor Bath, called there by the ILL
ness Of her son-In-Iaw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
LOCAL Notice

sa,e nar.ns II O'Clock toiay al
i1-z-,2nC venue Methodist vesfrT-
5eau..-l 3ancywork for Christmas
Sls5 light lunch served during
s'le--oru Remsmber the supper
'a;uruar evening from 5 ID I. Pr1ce
.. ...,d~er 2Dc dec5d-t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

AL persons having accounts with
Bucknam and Jones are asked ID SCI
tie the same with Mr.. Eerriil. or
with Mr. BucknRm or Jones a. the
store, Saturday afternoons and eve
nlnEs. before Jan. Ist, 1920.
Signed
decaG1rs SCCkNAM & JONES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

-s-,nne and Kenneth Woodward Of
lrssuen were among the cut OF IOWA
ysrurs in Gardiner. Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

- .a-ge Wool tapestries. suitable
~ -1rnlrure decorations, L Il
-a!1aV Route ., Augusta Tel. 1a2-
la~,iine- dec3-4-5-6
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Leonard WasDn is III al his home
On winthrop street, suffering With
neuralgia n the face and head
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

John Rollins 1f lewiston was
LOOKING up acauHautancss IN the CITY
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Mrs. George Freeman OF WAYNE
Was calling on friends and acqualn1-
ancas N tins CITY Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

A 3. collins of lewiston was a
business yislLor On Water street
Thurslav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Aar-v Aouifnn of Boston was 3
business viEItor here Thursdar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

EcwH-o Roberts uf Boston wa
calling on Guy Towie Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

= ez-acn Library han every Triday
's.'!aE Monaghan S Banjo Ja-Z or
es,-a aec4d2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

apaa- sKa-,ng al A-InDry every Tues
Trursdav and Saturday evening,
-T'-rrr Saturday, Dec. g. Coon nonr
10 sEa-es " G. Robinson manager
dec4d.-s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Gardiner Local Items
OFFICE: No / Depot Square Telephone s7-W

Mrs. r. A. Davis left Thursday for
Brighton. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

viii cau for. store and keep
az -e- vaur storage ba--erv for & Pc
-as0; .zARCTNER ALTO CO.. upp-
= '@e~ station. Gardiner. p A.
- -nan. fA-un nuvzsd.w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Masquerade dance Friday. Dec. 5.
a. City hall. Eailuwell. given by Ju-
Nor class. L H 8 Everybody come
and have a Enod time dsc4G-t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Walter c. Curtis was a business
visitor IN Bath THURSDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Miss Helen EaInes. who has been
IN Lewiston the past week IN the in
terss-s of the Maine Commission Of
Charities and Corrections. returned
10 her home here Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Ec. 0. z. Clason was business
r,s1tu- IN AuEusta. THURSDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
FROM HALLOWEIL

Ed Eol5ns was up river from Bath
Thursl;ag
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

=. n. BHUMEAU
Uninn Streef Winthrnp- Me.
STRICTLY CASH AND CARRY
dec6dlI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

TO-DAY

Evelyn Nesb.t IN 81 Want 20
Forget Fox News and Conn
edy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

STCkNAM & JONES
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IzIzIzZHII4IA.

Rev John s Adam was regularly
Installed n pastor u ST Mary'a He
formed Church Silver HUN, last Sun
day morning. ne sermon on TIE
Occasion ~ preached by Rev unY
p. BreadY. 81 TanoYtown. and Rex.
Paul d. YodaTz Of naust's Church.
conducted he installation service
Rev. Mr.. Adam enters upon bis duties
as pastor d =. Marys under n.
most favorable condition, and there
In every reason . believe that h
passionate thefa I'll be long and
successful one
On the evening d February Il Ami
dee x. Ecker. u Union Mills. and
Miss Katherine Feeser. of Silver nHn.
we're united IN marriage by. the nex.
John ;. Adam. II the Reformed par
sonage. Silver nun. The attendants
were Walter bowman and Miss MIR
garet Ecker. slater OF the groom.
The groom and - best man have re
Gently been l0norabiy discharged
from the service Of Uncle Sam. MT.
and Mrs Ecker xIll start housekeep.
ing at SYkesxIlIs n the Spring. where
MIR Ecker III BE employed In TIE
canning faetoT. of The p. +, shrIYeT
Co.
! Miss Madeline shriyer. with two d
her cousins. nohart r. and Mis-
Anna MYer. II nIkeayille, ara On :
two-weeks' TRIP 70 Florida.
James I. md Robert T. shrIYeF
are on IannI d several days to New
York
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IeIIy, IS EaH==Z=# ===zzzI
Private a|IIaa : Do1sxy. VOL
pinel Is aHEuHE = slightly wounded
/ Tue beauty : - carr At the -.
ItimOre automobile show have dazzIed
our citizens . course all were
the best.
Augustus shrIxer, who was enlisted
IN the Navy and stationed at Norfolk.
Va, has been honoTably discharged
ana is home.
Westminster Grange will meet IN
the Assembly Hall. High School
Building Thursday evening, February
% at D. m.
| Those reported slightly wounded
| from this city n France are William
II. FItzhugh. Harry d, Geiman and
Melvin d. Lindsay.
In japan atonemasons earn about
$3.50 a day. While brioklayers and
carpenters ara paid S1.20 day. Who
wants to live n Japan
Community singing will be held At
the Armory tonight at o'clock and
will be led b. Or. Woolsey. Every
body is Invited and are urged to attend
There is no admission Zee.
The pruasIan National Assembly
will convene II Berlin on March /
for the purpose Of electing Prusslan
president. thereby abolishing the Law
under which the German Chancellor
Is premier Of Prussia.
Private Harvey shIpley. Camp
Meade. spent Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. Chas. ]. Ward. East Main street.
Mr.. shlpleY looks flne and is in the
| best of health. though suffering With
broken fool caused by high ex-
plosive shell while In active service
with the A. Z. : n France.
The esaadusl trail Of Billy Sunday
fame IL breaking into The glare OF tha
spot Light again. Over al Mt. AIRY
in the Calvert Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. Charles F. Biy pastor.
revival services are being held. and
a. n result tome 3 persons have be
come converts.
Mr.. chas Hartman. who attended
| several aaiea tbs week with ms eat
ing wagon found the people IN > sood
humor and Y9EY hungry. Farm m
Iehinery and atoek are bringing Eepd
prices. Mr.. Z. Il HarmAn'a wagon
will be At the principal sales through
out the county. where he viii serve
good hot plate o soup and different
kinds of sandwiches
Nicholas 4 MIllEakiB. who con
Quoted the Hanover Candy Kitchen
Hanover. Pa. aud Miss Ruth G. RIFE
daughter Of William II. Rife, Of Ian.
over. Pa. i clerk IN the store. ueFa
married in YoFk laal Friday by nef
NJ DoTreII. pastor Of the First Zap
list church. THeY vii make lheIi
future home n this city. where tn
groom vii eleTE II the Westminster
Candy Kitchen
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IncnbatOrs and Breeders
For Sale.

have for sale ona iron Clad tso-egg
incubator and broodsF. ona Reliance
I@0-sKE incubator. to surs-Hatch
Iaeuhalors. one iaozsKE. The other
IE1zsEE ezDaeitys one HIaTis State 900
80 incubator. one fz00=aKT Mammoth
Incubator. one Prairie sIala Stove
hpYaT. 1000 capacity. Universal hover
- capacity. one Little Giant water.
6szIaa hover. 1000 capacity. also sew.
afaI smaller incubatoFH nd hroodera
lamps and fixtures. Thee ineubatoTs
HTn IN good condition
pr information apply u
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