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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
'l0NDH FILES NAME
m s. DAKOTA PRIMARIES
IS P0ESlDgITM CANDIDATE

PseYr&. q d, Dec- A-GoveraoT Ef1nA
O. LIovden of nltnpis ia1e today Hsec as
pesS.son as sn Inde-endsar Rer1o-scz-
ezusidass fsr Ppess1eet At he sczse
urirarsss 70 b hesA next March SaHsss
n. Gerard. DGHocrat- New York As1
Senator Nres Poindexte-. Rep1SscAa.
wasafrS.oa. already had fled a. iads-
yeaGsn-&
TIE recent Denccr7-ic ans RepEbSean
rroso A. meetings eadc-set Woodrov
wEscn and Major Gsaerai Le0nAra
wcos fer chief executive
Goyeyrcr Lynn J. Frazier % NoT.a
DAksza . TIE non-2artisaa league eaa-
dsdA1e-
Today vas the East day majority
can sdates EAEed by protesting PRO
posz, nea eoEld Efe- However,. cthsr
ye-scas desiring to be candidates ray
f.s ~ 70 January by petition Of yos-
erx Cnder = ruling by TIE state at
toner gee-zl caatE1z,es nominated b.
fhs sozveat5anS have until January ]
20 send n Their aeceptanCee- Hovevs-.
TIE ats0r-ey general hesd that the SEC
ticn q the primary law compelling FER
kcns nominated On in1o-se. br the Goa
Ssaticn 70 s<zn An agreement 70 BE =
sa-ci sz-s l. not co1szi-u-ioEal when Il
apples 30 o.nciais serving government
Un3er cath. and therefore NJ. Wilson
ans Gene-zt woo1 cannot ee compelled
TO formally aotity the secretary OF state
thzt they viii be cendsca.eA
Governor Larcsr-s nomination pesi-
i'm Vas fled by . group q Re,uS,5-
caa p-oposzi nsn who protested tae
sr<oysene-1 - Weed
IN keTEcte Q. Governor Lorce,'s
piatttrm -is secnony. ercseacz. psars
All c1e flag" II fsvors tie re.u-
70 Al efficient. econorricaT and brsf-
nsss administration o. pablsc Affairs
a@oAi1ion & the nu1eeous sseac.ss .or
war purposes vhieh have been cortf--
1ed az szorncus cost in tines o.
rezce"
-ts PLATFORM fvrIhsr fagcrs.
a protective tarfr MEASURE z1.-.s5
b he 6Lzere-ce = ccs- q. -.,,..,,c-s,,,
a. hers and abroad; = rigid in..,snc.
Ipcn the principle % sorsruue-- hx
al tee reorle ard 10. ~ a,v c,.s~
fs'ihCation ot The p@ace --=e-v
a-i7ns substantially as prc,4,ze,.
o. ne foreign relations Committee ~
aAe sezate: e1eo1ragt-ert q. .x~;.,,,
rcoEai-is7 OF the prf-cioIe
q mat II Is and must renal, o,,-
a. zlI iHcrstry: the exclusion o- DE-
~i1a of aliens who Place ,h. ~
any other fag above our
aHs TO word received -os.-
New York Mr. Ge-zrs Sid :.
No, 30 hof he ean6Ea.e il Pressss-.
-h eec ded TO TN again HI. So
Say was only a prscau.,,--,
50 that he could e, So
vote On the first ts,s. -,
ne Eat onal cr,.vez-f5n + p---
"usoa eo-ld 10. seek 81,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Dempsey Asks Mere
Trife to Fight in Paris
(By The Associated Press


Paris, Dec 1.-two hundred and
fifty Thousand dollars is the amour,
Jack Dempsey wants to come tc
France and fight Carpenter. N. De-
Coin manager Of the Wonderland
Sporting Club Of Paris, announced
that he will pay the price.
4 eablesTam from Jack Kearns
Dempsey's manager. was received by
II. Decoin this afternoon asking for
this amount KeaFns says he has
received a bonafide offer of Ssse, ,osa
purse for . battle between Carpen-
tier and Dempsey in America.
Ksa1ns aloD as1Es for the option OF
. percentage.
II Decotn wired Kearns that he
was ready to guarantee him a quarter
Of million dollars and wished ia
know what percentage was desired
II he receives . satisfactory answer
he VIII leAve for Los Angeles imme-
diately to close the contract.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Funeral Of Lste Sumner Wheeler

TIE funeral of the late Sumner
Wheeler were led from the home OF
bis daughter, Nrs- Charles Merrill -
Cool street, Tuesday Afternoon a.
go O'Clock Rev c. A Knickerbock-
~ of the CniversaIist church ohiciat-
ID ard spoke comforting words TO
lie bereayed relatives ant: friends
There was a profusioa Of Howers.
including many set pieces and bou-
auets from near relatives and friends
The bearers were Francis" Wheeler.
r. n. Wheeler. G. F. Merrill an1
John r. KelIiher. Interment was Il
the family lot at Pine Grove eeme-
tery.
Among the out-of-town relatives \.
the funeral were his daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Kelleher
II Worcester. Mass. and his grand
laughter. Afs- Charles AallArd OF
Ipswich Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
CABOT MILLS
AT BRUNSWICK TO
CHANGE HANDS

brunswick. lie. Dec. .s-sS,=z.9.-
Announcement was r-a5e ,r-.ra. "a.
tie FarweH mills have cfe-ai g. -.
ssa-e fer the stock of ths C.s,: N.-..
featuring Co providez s,n shz-ss ,-s
Pre- e1tsf The directors c. - C.H:
Co have acce7tsd the o-e- to- :As s.o:s
ihey own and have recc---s-54. -.
ne otae- stockhoazers se,I -.a.-s "a
same narasensn, zrd selling h3.:4
VII Se retained Il Is gn5s-S.s.,,. -:
'nis change ot owHeEs1ip c-a:s--la:ss
a Considerable enlargement. o: re ril
ne Cabot Co Is Beu.s~rs.s E-xs.:
ln1ustry. having a cotton NIL ~: 81.
psoys aocu, 80 hands. TIE Ea-~sg
M s Is q corporation vh.-h : s.o-:
,ime ago said i;s rill =, I:se.- a1i
has been looking for new l,ca:ion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Knights of Pythias
of Waterville Hosts
of District Lodges

Lodges Of District y. consisting OF
calan.he Lodge No. g Of Augusta.
Grari:e Lodge No. 20 Of Halloweil. Gar
diner Lodge No. > Of Gardiner. Sidooa
Lodge No. = Of OAKLAND. and Hayeleck
Lodge No. s OF Waterviile. were guests
o. Hayeioek Lodge at the nth District
convention Of the Knights Of Pythias
held At WaterviIle Tuesday.
The orchestra Of Havefock Lodge fur
nishea music for the evening. At
O'Clock the opening ceremonies were
held at the HAvelock lodge rooms fol.
lowed by an address Of welcome By
Mayor e. c. wafdwslL Aaron B. Rip
ley Of calanthe Lodge responded in BE-
half Of he visitors. and Fred L. syIvss-
ter. grand chancellor. responded for the
Grand Lodge. Al $50 the instructions
ear J. Brown. G. K. OF R. and s. Gen
@ai Warren e. Kicker gave the re-
spcnse to the Uniform Rank. The or
ehestra then gave another selection.
followed by the conferTing Of the rank
Of knight BY Havssock Lojgs on large
number Of candidates. At II O'Clock the
meeting vas adjourned to the K Of p.
hall. where refreshments were served
Haveicck Lodge members met at their
lodge rooms and escorted their guests
10 the Elks' building. where the PRO-
cram was carried out
The personnel Of the degree team o.
the local ledge Is as follows: Monitor.
James <. Jackson; PythagF1s. J. How
ard welch: king. Edgar J. Brown: LIST
senator. J4mes Is. jackson. "a senator.
G. b. Hatfield: ID senator. J. Heward
Weich: 9Th senator. A. II. Balentine;
5th senator. II. L. Bickford: eth sena-
tor. ". II. Pollard: TIN senator. F. L.
Merrick: sth senator. l. C.. Pollard:
sh senator. F. A. SHEPPARD: master at
sr,ns. n. o. Ray; herald, A. r. Clifford:
attendants, F. d. McAlary. c. A.
Graves: scribe. Joseph Eaton: heads
man. ". r. Jones; chancellor command
er. Eigar J. Brown: vice chancellor.
Harry 9. Higgins: prelate. A. n. Balen-
tine; master Of the work. Frank Joseph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
$3.50 LOSS BY FIRE
TO FARM BUILDINGS
IN ALLENSTOWN. N. H.

Suneook, y. H. Dec. Is.-Eishteen
head Of cattle, a pair Of mules, two
Pigs and tons Of hay were DESTROYED
tonight in a $l5.0eo fire which burned
two barns and the ell of the house
at the farm formerly owned by w
E. Perry in Allenstown. now the
property Of John Dycus. The fire
departments Of Suncook and Aliens
town prevented the fire from destroy
ing the house and a barn across the
road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
|HM6 PiRSON CLEARS
Up M0D6 IMPRESSION
is TO lbs STATEMENTS

washington, Dec I@Llx-s
Maynard. tie flying pa-sc- s=cs,.
90 tonight II formal s-A-E=e- -.
hEs recent statements eooSs--fr l.
effects q alcoholic liquors O. az,
tcsA which was fszz<d tsr,Ezs =.
Anei-sasoon League kzd E.ssz ~.
g.ed- cltil Il Tad Eft : .z-s= =.
preston and had erTc1eo-s.y A.
usesd his remarks as zp2sFES l. ara.
tors participating II tt= --z-s-:.c..
rental reliability test
His s1ateme1, fellows
u feel ie Is dIe 20 Eae z-y -
the nen WHO gzev the3- tires : -
cause Of aviation 6s.sscres Z
cent rrals-cor,irsntzl AZ ~. :,
clear up the Eor-laIs AZ -s+.z;..
impression that has gC--s1 arm.
,nroZgh Juggling &C nY s-z.s--. ;,
-se anti-sszocn Eeagvs var -sz-es.
TO th& effect CT tnSox5cat3zg 1.-.r >;
Flyers generally.
NY statement was EzEs = rea
faith 10 tie aEsi-EaEcoa szz-,- ),
their earnest soiIcitAtsoz- az r.
Hobbing il Of its opening Iza-zrz-5
and giving Il the mtssessi-z cayecr
booze knocked out tranz-cs-rl- rl-s-.,.,l
Ayers. have. with tie az .. =.
,4resS. succeeded il doing =. - rs.
serious injustice I have ev.- --t.,-.
some. ard have done 10 80 -4-,.
Continental flyers cs the -z-s a.. y
tie Air service Is q whois - .T.-
more sertg1s injustice
SuCA s-ate-e--s TIA = z--= -.
Ter o. the czs7aIsiss = skf "a r.-.
saasei by flying vSta h.-E-,---. =.
t<i-g Erozk are ssso,u-ey :. j..
viIh-vt four6at&or. and Ee-E ar.
Aced 10 create . sezac1. a.
faG- "a: Was f9-ru>.:e ---s-.
-fo1 ot -oes5 ges:5sr = Il a. =
c--rx.an.ly few rZss z-az< :. - -
c. re fyers- - sys3ecze = --s- -
/ eruli not have tzs-z - ---r-, 2,
the e1ect cf zLsohol - 6rr -
olse-ya1ioa OF flyers n sz= "a :.
cesd- :ese:l % tA1s@ kf-=5 E.-g n,
asstaf-erx
The Juggling q =! s-z-=-=-- =.
'rz1s-cTErst L i1to = II 49, -
csEeaEees in lie rae 49, -.
sisn ! SezraiaIy wa, z12r : .-i-t
without a. eEpEzti- ar =. =.
Nal CT -y rz-- Le- ~ s-:-z---. :.
r4- clear and Ecc .ES=E = - =.
cezAn<s q these VIA kz.- ga.
a. and Sensation
7 sai5- ard srr saw 49, 49,,
accl1=ats = zvz,s1z z-s -zs-+ :,
cye--css cf i1,c15csz;s A-z-s-- 8, !,
game v1e- tzie -..ve -~ez-s a..
'e- an Ii any kuch scss.c- --s -.
ii-I-al- rezts tks tE.I - :. =
;r71-aot cea5ezet al -szs-., -
TIE e.e-t OF ii9g-r
Such an affected t-z5- .-- -.
corresponding reaction n =.
Gus SYSTEM add a. nrsc=sss-- <.-.r
'-Szard 10 I1e a--ez5y rat.-S, .-t
necessary hazari q ay.-s ..--
ne 1etAon q cte p-b-:c:-T sx.--,
% 'he artt-sa.1.1 ,-zz-a g -.
Pness. Or VhateEs- !: -as. II g -.
sH7g his true s-a-s-s-. Z. ~.c- :,
Neet tie dsraa-zs = s-s=-ro- :,
n E.Hg it acpea- - --.,,,
stons we're hssei e----4~ 49, -
oiSSsrsa iioEs during ~ - -,
created this n1czc fai~= a. *
lnpFess.cn ~ which z-, - ~
party ard for which, I a. -.
s0Ty -'
only hcpe thai tl-is ,rce "a.
inent ca rT idea receives - e..
consideration a16 p,lcI:c;.v - -,
afforded the fsIss ore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
AUGUSTA LOCALS

: Every sas of tie ~ Boy ScoEts o.
Troop : ~ss On hznd for the baked
hsan GSpp<r s1red tss bcJs 1Eeszy
evening IN tbs Green street. AsEnns1-se
church Rev. ". J. layton vas pres
ers as . socially invited guest ana
he- as did sone Of TIE Scouts Ezcs
rezrzrks Szfszbse TO the oczzA
Ftyxscai exere.sez followed the sup
NeY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Paris Dec Is+Premier Ciemen-
ceau's condition was satisfactory to-
day. but he was somewhat fatiSued
by morning callers and closed his
home this afternoon to all but Cap
tain Tardieu. General Abby. chief Of
the general staf. and Jules PANS
minister OF the interior.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

The regE-zr nee-f-x q ". z Heath
psf Nc "a viii he h15 In1.sdsy
eve-izs. De- u at ~ o'esoek- at o
4. .R hz1 Esectiga q oNeers vii 5>
ted aa5 = !s hcp~d that svery -se-s-
ser who cas viii Re present a. the meet
snx IL an important gre - all TIE
.eeti.z u called ~ sIias A1z,ns- the
Pes at..C.zn.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Referee: " Black and Abbot. al
sArnatins- ScorersaEd timers: Young
and stiles Tine: Two ls-ninu,e
periods
The All Stars should put up one Of
tne prettisst contests Of the evening.
ore oftae teams from Cony will pIay
TIE nrse half while another cam vii,
Play he iast half Either the Sopho
nores or Juniors will play the n-r
hah this 70 be decided this after
noon when a game between .her- ,zs,,
De paFe1t while the Seniors viii
play the las1 period.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

A Christmas tree party vas er-
joyed Tuesday evening At Pomsrseau
hall ~ the students Of tbs Thomas
Business College, when thsy e1chsng-
ed presents and had . delightful
time Ia geneTni. Dancing and games
were enjoyed and refreshments
served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

art Craig q tfse Ea'TztHc1 Ar-75
ezs n wfas3cv Tuesday. vasrs she
groke beto-e the ladies IF he seazst.'
eo.ck Literary Club st th=E- rsSE-z.
see.i-- heEd AZ the ho-zse u XrH- o z
Rasrzr5-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

John Everett and Waiter WymAa
Of Ausus.a, who are connected witn
tne Central Maine Power Company.
~ere as the iocal once Of the COM
eany Tuesdoy an business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

On January Sin the Knights II
CoTTmhss -ccfety vii hoid a wis.
ani rnusscaEs n the 4 o. l. ". EeIl-
His being tire hrst nf Z series of en-
tertatrm@n.s 70 be he.d by the
Knights iris year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

TIE n-z--zze f-teotjo-s of VIII John
WOOD and ZeHa HoFr.. BOTH Of this
.i.y- ~ bee- E'sd - -ae o1es 81 TIE
sisT eeyk, z,s7 II ceesge LAngaois and
Els Mz1eG, toth ot thks CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

A. p Skarsy aaA :. K = sAnney q
PRklAAd are tH the city for few
days q bzEneR-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Mr. Lscy Rsyrosds. VITO has bee.
aru.oyeS for ,err.s time in Augusta hz.
arrived in this c5ty 10 visit her tAaga.
-. Nrz- Il 2 Croes-. &c. an in1eenits
sEs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

TustzE Ward Of Ash street ven:
Tuesday 70 SDsingfe!d. Mass. in the
interests of the Locomotive EEEi-
neefr and ConducsorI Maine Protec-
ttye AseocAtion- He VII be oct Of
the city for several daya
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

ExeSsei Byo1a hAs Yst1Sned from
c!ia.oa. where &c has been Etsstfns
frentl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Jares Ncrrssc1 has returned - Ban
sor after . sheE- visit IN this CRY TIsn
fr5ects or High street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

n 8 Poure1 of Crcno was caiiEns
on business trade il the city TIES
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

r. H. King and r. L. Ward Of Boe
ton are IN tire city On ehSSt bHsi
HeSs trip
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

ree1e Uxs-1 eseAa safe AZ tie po-
lice h<zdQzzrterx Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

n. " Moody II Augusta was In the
city for a portion Of tie day Iuss-
lAy On buGfne11
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
NATIONAL HOME

CEess cf ehe cay c11& JSseDA Arsa
yoha NrDoE4i6- ate Ca u. 1ss r. /
Ink. las been tAkea - T. l. r awzE,.
t-s aSzisszcn 70 tAk HeCa
TIA csvlzzs VII give a.oekef cf
t.ezr Sazces weere.HAy eveniag = G.
n R. tAN
gcez-s b BlaEey Of L<vixtez- l4se
Ca II. lsS c. e AT. has he<a read
nssts. % the szaaeh
Ecrz-so DgpEza se Great WORKS ls.s
Co F. -@h Ne Inf. aad SserhH A
Tas<r q Rivs-xz5e- P L, ta.e t:zk r L
Csazs AT. have heea admitted % ths
E1Ee
T.s tEe<zl a tie sate George EAssesl
VII - held trcz .Ae Hc-ze chapel =, %
A n Wednss1ay. ReT- E. I. Paalea
oEctats-g
TIE rsEzi.s - tie late Francis @.
-ec-rs7z kzve been seat % BuckSpo:s
ter s-L
The Home Sunday school VII nsxt
s1-1zy present q cantata encit,sd TIE
str-T ct he sta-" This VII be ssasea
= sne theztre- conneaeinx At aA
There VII De q Christmas trse .. ta>
esoss e The Persor-.asee
George 3. RusoeIi
Tae death Of George D. Rzaaesi oe-
carrsd n tse hospital here Neadav
-ig-t He vas sorl In Gray aseu. .
sears sso- He eahseed IN Co. /. Isl
Ne Cav, Dec -. tss- ard vas dis
charged Aus- = NE He cane to this
HoH@ from Wes- Poiznd Oct. =. 81. A
we sdSEFss- The remains have seen
se-t 20 W-es- Prsz-s for ou-s.,
Sas rsctEre program TO-
sseninS VII BE- Miss Este
r~rg-s1n II a So-ie.y yx-a.-- .rx
fT Arb1-kIe Ia Back s-z>e- "a
F-rd Weekly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Waterville Local News

C. J. Negsna a South Paris - ia
tie city far . few days q business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
BASKETBALL
Teams Clash in City
Hall Tonight

Men ia Fine Condition and RsaSy 70
En4sr tie Fray with -Pev-Ex-
es.ssnesd omesais 10 Have chasye
f csn4ess-Ns Charge fe- Ad"is-
TorExar The ysrlozS team. c1as
make up the 7. II C. A. BaskesoaA
league xsu ec.er In their hrs- or
eizi battle Ia City hall. the drss game
beginning 2rcpr1ly AZ I3 P IL
From AL .r.dicz1tocs . record break
LIZ crowd viii BE- II Attendance 70
cheer TIER rsams Q. 70 vtcfosJ-
Three basketball gzLs n one eye-
nfc&. free Of charge . soneshi1g s1e
SPORT fans s7oE11 appreciate and
SOW the yzrso1s payers II tie or
gzrExatE3n tEzs5E god ElE L. actEa1-
i-z the 1r.t series cf gamsa EI-
pe-ie,cesi olcAEs have bsasr s@c1-ed
and All may b. assured that the
gzzes @u BE- gEa OF with sap
~Bn.~ Btzek- n. former CEiysEs-y
Of Maine STAR center. and ~Arr==
a1fsost. VINO Is also an eIE-5e-cs6
r-zn- Elll alre.rzse as referee aid
umpire
There VIII te 10 atnlssso. bat ths
frs tEo rows of SEATS On the Eno.
ard II th= balcony viii be reserved
ta- tie men AID ~oGzer YoCnss-ers
znder IL years o. aga saoun reEsr-
Ter thai The curfew la~ = s-m II
operation sEi Eiu b. enforced
TIE baskets are AT IN positfoa and
everything e al set for the big game
tonight tEe players are getting nlore
enthusiastic az the hours pass BY and
frrn all irsEcztions when the ref
cree blows his whistle for the s.art
Of the game ,here VII BE- something
gctax On every minute
TIE following viii probably be the
hre1p Of the teams when thu face
each oshsr a. City hail:
CCsHNOC BUSINESS MEN
C. Haskell II ~ re. Corre1,s-
Leighton II :. re R-oEn c. S-lgrnen
PCnerisau- .- c. Hecdr.cks
z Cooper. rb ....-.. L NcCou-t-ey
" Merrill b :. rb. Ryan Or Crsnser
PRINTERS ALL STARS
G. Cooper. II - To. Newman and BeaI
G. D1nnack- IL - m, Ingrzham and
Thomas
Brennan e .-.c . psarce
Iacsier. 70 -----. II Cray and Herrin
1ataews- rb --. II. 4 Merrill and
Esxins
CROSSETTS EAToSS
Ls3vdoin- r .. h To.s
Nincn;n Il RI. por,er,sar,
Appleton Tao,.,.
p Lliberte. rb
2. LAliberte. ID b..rf Par,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Niss Gladys Stewart cf Bingham
oprmsxly Of this city. vas here 10
the day Tuesday with ffianda
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

2. & Thufseon Of osocc vas pos
sse1s v1ssecF "a ne city Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Ma IN Fine csnSitiea and Rea6y 70
Enter tie Fray with -Pep-Ex-
eesssneed oMesais 10 Have Chasye
II centess-Ns charse fe- Adnis-
ssen
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-08
Regarding the base ball game which
IS one Of the big features the Free Press

Regarding the base ball game which
IS one Of the big features the Free Press
has this to say: 5sss
There Is a rurnor that number Of
the soldier boys at New Tim are dis
appointed that the New Ulm base
bali team was not engaged to play at
the home coming celebration that takes
place tomorrow. The New Ulm boys
should not let this fact keep them away
Springfield and New ulm crossed bats
at two home coming celebrations in
this county this year and besides played
a game earlier il the season Followers
of the national game get tired of seeing
the.same two teams pitted against each
other at every celebration, no matter how
good a game they play, and It was with
no intention Of hurting the feelings Of
the New Ulnl boys that Fairfax was
booked.
Sleepy Eye. The Hillesheim property
has been purchased by the S. A Wool
dirk Co, who intend to put in a new
brick front and use the building for the
sale OF farm implements. especially
tractors and threshing machines.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-08

Victor Bierbaum who is attending
Commercial College at Mankato spent
Saturday and sunday with his parents
here s:.-st
Jos. SMASH expects to open up his
new bakery shop in the near future.
Changes Of the inside of the former
National Cafe, corner Minnesota and
Center streets, are being made and
nearing completion rapidly. The car
penters finished their work last week
and the painters who are giving the
front room glittering white coat are
putting their finishing touches, getting
everything in readiness for the installa-
ton Of the machinery The latter will
be Of the kind used in all bakery shops
connected with the Barker Bakery
system, with which Mr.. smasaps store
will be affiliated.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-08
TURNER HALL
PROGRAM OF CLASSES IN GYM
NASTICS

PROGRAM OF CLASSES IN GYM
NASTICS
Boys class ages 6 to IL: Wednesday
afternoon, 4:3O to $50; Saturday fore
noon, 900 to 1915.
Boys class ages II to ID; Monday and
Thursday afternoons, 4:sO to 5:3u.
Youths class, ages ID to II: Monday
evening. 7:30 to 3:45 and Friday eve
ming, to $50.
Girls class, ages to II: Tuesday after
noon, 4:3O to $50, and Saturday fore
noon, 1915 to 11:30.
Girls class, ages Il b Is: Tuesday and
Friday afternoons, 4:30 to $50.
Misses class, age over Is: Wednesday
and Saturday evenings, 7:30 to 500.
Ladies Class: Thursday evening, 500
+ to 900.
Mems lass: Tuesday and Friday even
ings. $50 to 9:45
Fencing class: Sunday forenoon, 1000
to 11.3O.
Sunday School: Sunday forenoon, 1880
to ll:45. Herman Helm
Instruct
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-08
YOUR HELP IS NEEDED.
Funds For The Continuance Of The
8 Combat Against Tuberculosis to
Be Raised Through Christmas
Seals.

OF the Triple Alliance OF disease,
heart disease, pneumonia and tuber-
culosis, the latter IS the most insidious
for it takes heavy toll from among the
babies. The War for Health, centers
upon tuberculosis for it is preyentable
and durable It is third in the list Of
diseases causing the most deaths, the
other two leaders being those included in
the Alliance
Minnesota's great war of today is
being fought against preventable disease,
which causes more deaths and material
loss each year than did the World War
or any other war. The conflict is being
waged under the banner Of the American
Red Cross, the great national relief
organization having again authorized the
use Of its emblem upon the Red Cross
Christmas Seals.
Funds for the continuance of the COM
bat against tuberculosis and other
diseases are to be raised through the sale
of the Red Cross Christmas Seals.
Woman's war Organizations, county
health associations, school children and
various other agencies are being en-
listed for the campaign which will be
climaxed from December to 10 by an
intensive Red Cross Christmas Seal
selling drive. s
Plans for the state campaign were
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-08

The following people from out Of the
city attended the funeral Of Mrs. Vincent
Drummer Monday: Xaver Drummer Of
Bird Island; VIM. Dorm Of Storm Lake,
Iowa; Mrs. Herman Essen of LIE Suer;
Leo Schaefer and Henry Mueller Of
Swan Lake; Jos. Eckert, George Eckert
and Mrs. Mary Hanson Of Gibbon;
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schweiss Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schweiss, Frank Biebl, ST.,
Frank Biebl, Jr., John b. Liebl, Mrs.
Jos. Hirschmann, Mrs. Xaver Ferber,
Bern. Ferber, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Ran
weller, Mrs. Frank Bergel, Mrs. Ben
Straumann and Mrs. Peter Zeren, all
of Fairfax.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-10-08
ST. PETER MONEY SCARCE.


During the past few weeks the. ST.
Peter papers have been trying to make
their subscribers believe that the New
Ulm baseball team was afraid to meet
the team Of their city for a $500 purse
They have baWled the facts Of the game
up to such degree that person would
have to use microscope to obtain a
particle of truth.
The truth of the matter is simply this
st. Peter got cold feet When the.
managers Of the two teams met at
Mankato it was the New Ulm manager
who had a certified check for $500 which
was to be the amount put up by each
team Furthermore New Ulm was so
sure Of playing the game that posters
had already appeared announcing the
game fora $1,000 purse to be played at
Mankato. And what did St. Peter
do? They claimed that they were
unable to get the Mankato grounds
after having previously told the local
manager that they had the grounds
secured.
Then when it was decided to play at
New Ulm the following Sunday why did
they not let us know in time on Sunday
morning, instead Of waiting until it was
too late for US to notify some of our
players, who were out Of town? It
wasn't the shoe that pinched lit was the
pocketbook
The paraphernalia Of the stage at the
Lyric Theatre have been enriched BY
= new curtain and new scenery The
curtain shows q number Of local adver-
tisements artistically arranged and IS
e valuable ornamental addition to the
show house. The stage sett ng consists
Of massive pillars draped with red
curtain.
I Mr.. and Mn. Herman Breitkre,,z
from Airing ton came to New Tim the
!, fiollrepart Of the week Is accompany
/ their son, BOY, home r. viii Sc remeun
bered that the latter emily under
] went an operation for appendicitis 81
this city He IS getting along very wen