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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
BRITISH LABORITES
WANT HUNS N LEAGUE
AND SOFTER TERMS

Southport Eng June c6.-The
British labor party conference to-
GAY adopted a resolution calling for
the speedy admission OF Germany 70
the League Of Nations and the I'M
mediate revision by the League Of
the harsh PROVISIONS Of the treaty
which are not consistent with state
ments made On behalf Of the Allied
covercmenrs when the armlsEcs
WAS made"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

--r .4.ne-lca n FarningdRle has
49, ing nuEe huncnes Of flc these
...-~.s .e-er I has grown dark. hg
-. q: 81 oid autn TIRE and a piece
- s-o.- :n-a. They select place
,-s-e 3 nor very light and after
--.....-. the card u the tire place. II
= --.aa4s u Lae road where y may
-e....v +-an nv npIpr1Ers. The cord
-a.-z .r.-sIale n the dark. the au.o-
.s- ..-..a.Iv supposes lha. sumenn.
70 oz- rs clra and stops MS car IN
--ss~ =. secure ne tire. Just as the
IL s-oo7s 70 PICK UP the TIRE II Is
s,a.e-.~ 1aGled away Naturally the
.cnts Z considerable number
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
POSlAM FINE
FOR SORE, TIRED
ITCHING FEET

To frennen. cool and comfort t1Hul /.
tender. chafing feet JUS; spraad Fa0~s
tkm-sOotalng and aufiDepr1p-Rt
them Ae-e 10 tnsense. graSMfm rul6Rs
such a. Foui2m brings 20 any diouFd
cundit1om Of the SKIN.
when Eczema breaks out. dinl1xus
Ftmpiea. RAah or any erupf1unnt Uu0~
biea PuHiam should be umud IN dN11ni
them away and furnish the mn. 90
caenf rreas1nent. FuEiRm dn1s - nasune
and guas 40 far ~
Sold everywhere. Fur frss sua..
write To Emergency LAburA1urasa -
West <7th St. New York City
Crge your skin 70 necumn cia.
m7Entsr, hetIar. tar1xga rhne dnjiy -
of Puei1m SoAo. mndcz1A1 vffh =
RR~AAE -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
6aii Of Extraordinary Value. Johnson
Opera HOUSE To-Day


eTury Lane Meiots-anatlc Success 81
Paramount -A-tc-aet spsclal. q Maurice
-onneur production with a spienni
cast; Fan Fan me g-sa1 Fox gpecial
and rai-ling cnmedy II TWO 2a-,s
Loves False Faces" This makes :.
program of 3 reels. Few theatres =
Maine are showing a bill like this one
and. n fact. every dav n me week s
the same This house shows d program
clear Of padding and every feature Is
specially booked. Plenty of ans am
the caoiesI small theatre N Maine To-
uiT See Mickey al me Coliseum To-
dHE and SacurdRv. It's rae sensation OF
ne yea-. No seats reserveu come ea-iv
Watch for Eope-- WARWICK N "Sec-e.
Service Charlie Chaplin IS coming IN
his talrd million dollar pirrure Sunni
side Il IS claimed 70 De better thuo
the trs1 gwo.-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
MISSIPPI GOVERNOR
SAYS POWERLESS TO
PREVENT LYNCHING

jackson. MISS. June Ex-Governor
Bilbo. VINO was appealed 70 today
10 take measures 20 prevent the
lvnchIng a. EIlisville of John Hart
field. negro accused of assa sauit.ng
a white woman. June Ia, said he was
powerless 10 interfere
The state mas no troops" SAID the
governor and If the civil authori-
ues at EIlisvlile are helpless the
state is equally So.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
SENATE CONSENTS TO
INCREASED AIR FUND

Washington. June :6.-Without do
bate the Senate rodHy approved a
committee amendment 70 the naval
appropriation bill increasing the fund
for aviation from the s1a. 0ah. 900 vut-
cd by rne Housa . 3aS, ,Dn, ,0m.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
REPORT INCREASE N
PROGRAM

Washington. June oS.-In report
ing the sund-v civil appropriation
bill, today. the Senate appropriations
committee increased the shipping
boards shIpbuilG,ng program from
So7S. 600. 600 70 S491 .{kt6. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
MISS HEWINS'
PUPILS RECITAL,

The lrSf Of TWO piano rec.ta,s bv the
Trupils of Miss vinier E Eewlns was
Even Thursday evening n Library nail.
There was large attendance Of friends
1cu -eiatlres and The work of the lit
t2e artists was much enjoyed. The sec-
s'nd recital Gil De gwen Friday evening
al the same place. The following is lie
program: 'Wa-olinEs Of the Bir|s.
-l7roray Goodrich, Evening Hymn
Te-aa Goodrich; Mountain Daisv and
Fi.!serte." Charlotte Niles; The Little
Ca-pnral." I-ene Pauera anu Miss Esw-
i,ls; Hide and Seek. Norman Dav.s:
'Twlrtercrg Birds" Esther Saunders
Drifting and Prelude MISS kew'ns
'Sprngune Rondo." LeoIa Coi!,y
''vaise Irnprumpru." A-chie Cole aad
Niles Eewins: Woodland Echoes.
Archie Cole; ''Me-y woudhird anu
EurrsHu Cha-acterisrlqu que Virginia
Carter, NeIla Buckaa.n and Mise Hev-
:nr; 'Torchlighr Dance. Gertrude
Crimes; Lowe Dreanz." Harry jordan,
Morning STIR Waltz" Helen Cunha--
laughing Water" verna and Durotav
Gt.orr1rh; Pleasantly, Ralpn Wal-e-
aeld: 'Whipponrwiil Polka" Carolyn
Mcleod and Miss Eewins: Drifting"
Carolyn McLeod: Farewell 10 rhe
Piano" Vera crAgRa, waltz" sadie
shxpiro and Miss Eewtns; '-1r.ie ILL.,
sicai Picture" Frances Goidherg: "p.z.
zacac." Chelna Tobey; The Secret"
Theima Tobey and Msss Eew.ns: .'SEi-
very Echoes and "TRIP I. Lightly
Eveirn Wakefield; Sleepy song" Lie
csIle Eansun, ''waltz.' Eerner- and
.,ce webber: The Pink" EKthe- Grill.
lespie: "Elue Erea-" Virginia 8rgKs. ,n-
terspersed throughout the program
~ere the following SOLO dhnces: The
Fortune Teller" Dorothy Gray; Rain
now Dance. Irene Gondflch; Polish
Mazurka." Alice Goodrich: TAsnhour.no
lance. Irene Dens.nore; solo dance. IVA
Watson and 1Ca Fish.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
Los,es In 3fst infantry

Washington. June 2s.-All of the
man we.-e of the :lsf Infantry. Those
killed were:
Lieutenant Albert Francis Ward.
roroora! Jesse M Reed and Pr7vates
n > Craig and Charles Z. Flake.
were: Corporal George A. Jenson and
Private Clarence G. Grail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Twenty members Of Sanbprn ladge.
No. as. I. Q. O F. went by auto truck
Wednesday evening 70 Nj Vernon 10
ausnG me district meeting of Mime
honk Lodge l. q. Q. F. Of Nj. Yer
non village a very enjoyable time
was reported.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
HUB MAYOR SENDS
CTTYS GREETINGS
TODE VALERA

Boston. June :S.-The greetings NJ
this CITY were extended by Mayor
Petere N telegram tudav 20
Eanmn De Valera, VINO viii address
a mass meesing here en- SUNDAY The
mayor has delegated the ty council
70 welcome the Ir,Ah leader when he
arrives On SATURDAY. and tn eRrorr
MIN to the Copley-F'axa hotel. where
tho stAne suite has bsan Nvarved eur
I'm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

The Red Cross rooms will he open
as usual ti1is afternoon for sewing.
The layet1es are ready 70 oe given
ouI and need not be returned until
september Discharged soldiers and
sailors are askaG 70 come 70 the
Fed Cross rooms To register either
Friday or MONDAY afternoons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Clyde William Savage OF Bangor.
formerly day clerk al the Augusta
House. has accepted a position as
night clerk IL that hpteI and has
entered upon ms dunes. He has been
overseas tor about a year IN de,ach-
&c service and he recently -eceived
his honorable discharge from the
military service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Clarence Bates of "a Water street
EaiIoweu. who received severe burns
from high tension electric wires N
Auxus,a Thursday afternoon while
a, work for the Central Maine Power
Co.. was brought TO his home by am
bulance from Augusta. Mr.. Bates Is
IN a critical condition and suffers in
tense pain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
CRANIANS BREAK
ARMISTICE WITH POI ES

Paris. June n6.-The armistice en-
tered into several DAYS ago by the
Poles and Ckrainiaas has been bro
ken by an advance on the part Of
the Tkrainian forces. according TO
Information received here today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
ANTI-STRIKE LEADER
OF TRANSPORT WORKERS
DIES IN DUBLIN AT so

Dublin. June 8-Wifliam Martin Mur-
rhv died hare rofiay.
william Martin Murphy came intr
Prominence during the tranEnur- work
e.s strike n Dublin IN Ials. Ee be-
came known as the ieRder Of the en-
I,ipyers and gained the reputation ct
being the backbone Of their resistance
- me strikers demands.
M MurpfI,- WIS neariv - vears old
F7e formerly was a Nationalist nemh.-
of Parliament from Dublin and was ac-
tive N commercial orxanixzcnns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Fred Tral. c. 2. Coiburn. Fred
Lilly and Capt Wh.rcumb enjoyed
fishing "TRIP Wednesday al Kings
Mills and Pleasant pond. They were
successful and returned with a good
fish
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
Trumhuil Players Big Stock A.t-ac-
ton It the Coliseum Mex, Nom

day.
An attraction that should please
al Glasses Is The Trumbutl PLAYERS,
a stock COMPANY presenting royalty
plays ana comedies Is booked a. the
Coliseum mex. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Isabel Could lends
this aggregation Of clever people un-
der the management of Lawrence r.
Tr1lm nu1l. screened and costuned IN
a very fetching manner. The plays
"A Woman n the Case" "A Girl of
the Mouara1ns" and Builder Of
Bridges" Another bill Will De ar
nuunced later IN The week Seats On
sale Monday a. 10 A. NJ. Prices
c5 and SIS cents. This attraction Is
one 40 person should allow 70 pass.
Order seats, phone lle-M-AGv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
There are many myths and iesennp

connected with the violet. which has
been considered the good luck dovw
by many naDonali1ies. In SON.
places. EnEAsh rural folk SAY Q
hancful Of the first violets found
should 5e aiken INTO the earmhouse.
50 good luck VIII be aseured
N the halcn,ng Of al the baby fowls
If the ba-,Iya-d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Gardner WAS we'll represented n the
graduating class Of Bates college, -a.s
YEAR. having the following six: Ben
JsmIn Canler, Elsie A Peacock. Ernes-
tine & Wright. William J. Davidson
Aubrey E. Snuwe. PhiI.p J. Talbot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
Piano Recital

A..z -iole. Eva Hewins and pupils
r. -,vt : recital Friday evening a,
--a--- nal AZ D cluck. Mrs. Florence
: -.-r1-- soprano. viii also have a
---.-..-t--- pa-- On the program. This
,-p:-..sas . De very pleasing event
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

The funeral Of the la-e MIS-. Mary
Miller was held Thursday morning
q, Q O'Clock a. Saint Dennis church.
wh,rsfielc. Rev. Fr McCaoe ofdc,a1-
ing The inre.ment was n the
Wt1refieid cemei cry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

William Grover Of the 56tn Pioneer
Infantry was a visitor from hicn-
nuud Thursday calling on friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Mrs. ". z Blaisdell has received
a telegram from her son. Lieut. A.
ton ". Blaisdell stating that he ar
r.ved AT Nswpur, News Va. Tues
Gay from ovsrseas service.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

James A. Cronin Of the S6th Pi-
oneer Infantry has received mis- non
orahle discharge and returned home
" Wednesday,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

NJ. and Mrs. Louis McNauEhron Of
ou,sr Central street are the happy
parents of a BABY boy born June -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Ea-oId Dunrnn of Jefferson was a
business visitor n The CRY, TaUrs-
CAV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Regular meeting this evening OF
Crescent Lodge. No. 8, A .. [ W
a. the usual hour A large attend
ance is desired
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Q. X Brown Of Boston was among
Thursdays business arrivals II Ills
CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

George A-ata has purchased fve-
passe1Eer touring car Al VINO
would like ride please notify
George
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Ms Charles Cassie Of Portland Is
VISITING ner parents. Nj ano MIS-. l.
J. Whitney.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Fenrv Wing. day clerk d. Eorel
North Is enjoying d vacation Of rwo
weeks a. his home ar Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Smiths adv IN today's issue
~z ...a-lun 10 SOME special bar
-ad;es Capes and Suits.
-,-. "a . be SOLD At exactly -
. -,-e- prfces.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Hrs. Charles GIL and SON Berra,,
arrived Thursday and lef: for Cobbas-
seecnnree. where they are % pass q
month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Mrs. James Genther was among
those from tins citv who attended the
Bates commencement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

4 special mesr:nI of cas ". c Z.
= VIII be he'd this at.e-nonn zt z.
NJ c. A. Assembly hall. for -1e
rrznsacrnn af important buknes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

James r. Tobey Of Chelsea was
calling On Gardner friends Thurs
cay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Mrs. Ernest Booker of Oakland was
visitor Thursday IN TINS CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Ms ! ?, Whitney Of Winthrop Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. 2. : "oIt-
aey Of Loudon ELL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Fred Hewins has gone Ii Everett
Mass, where ne has eInpioymen--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

their regula- meeting tins Friday
evening az G. A. & hall. There VIII
be adppEuns- 4 tuli ar-endance Is
desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Miss Mary Z. Paine Is visiting rel
c-res H Portland ann Manchester.
\. H, for few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

E II. Starnir6 Of LIrchdei6 was a
business visitor n this cI,y- Thurs
DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Representative Sherman L Berry
Of WaIerville was n TINS cry awhile
Thu lay on matters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

John T. Sproul of Windsor was a
luEinsss caller Thursday n this
cIry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Misses Margaret Nairs ano Ser
nice Staodish LEFT THURSDAY -or a
y,sir with Unity friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Al the meeting this evening Of the
knights Of King Arthur the members
a-e asked 10 bring a basket Iuncn
and come prepared 70 pay their dues.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

zaocspesd. wao has BEEN Viz.
,-cle. Ernest - Gopd1peei.
:. --esaav o- lis return 10 n,s huzne
ssz--a. w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Charles --ewnrgr Of Boston Is the
cues, a. the home Of MS ccusin- z n
--eworgy Of thus CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Ton, !. Cassidy has returned from
a business vlElI n Portsmouth. n
4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

David Steves was a visitor We'd
oes0ay afternoon II ToEus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Mrs. J. R Peacock is visiting
friends ii Auubrn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

-..--,.1s-s n Ms Fisn's Sunday
---,,- -.ass are requested To meet On
re INN, 1ex, Saturday at Id P.
- a e2sl-L 70 so On a picnic
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
Auction Sale
Household Goods

z--1ira Tools and Stock
= ne +arr of Waiter e. Martin.
f;sTar. ANA, was the pink,am
az. on -ne Barber Fnao. = mile.
o- -1e Gardner and Randolph,
e. acs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

-, -.lo--as Johnson. who has beer
.-,..-- 7f- aurt. Mrs J. F Monaghan
=. thursday 10 he- home N
---s-r.:-. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
HAll0WElL

E-ank Cu--aa left Thursday Tor a
vas,, 10 cls home z Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

p Z Clifford Of Boston was call
ing Thursday On Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

c. {. Mclean Of Portland was
EaIlcwell business visitor Thursuay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

-as managers If the -empnra--
7o'as -or Children wish To thank the
li'-,:,re-- aau team and others who
7-,-:rted n -he fund 70 the amount
. s winch was presented 70 the
.ocs. ~ " E:aGs.
Rms TEMPORARY EcMa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

M and MrA- Charles Silies1nHa Of
Racnezrer. n. =, were guests Of Card
Ter trends Thursday enruute tur Em.l-
TN ON q VISIT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

aad second PCT Liberty
-aS2 bonds may be left for cnnver-
@-oA 10 - pct Liberty Loan bonds
u -=s7accve Issues. National Bank
= -'@H--2e-- jUoe2-cl-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

So. =f.- = Jenkins who hRs been
- 4-,saas Z Randolph. LEFT Thurs
.7e- -s-ura ID her hume n Ware
= a-as.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

5rov- AID Merrill. G. z. Euntsng-
,o1 ana Bradley Smith. horseshoers
= lG-a-ns- and Randolph Will be
.osed al gay July and 5. Open
80 morning, close AZ 1880 Sacur-
12'B = July and August Tu2s-2 2gs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

7G~-ae- High students and Alum
: aao2s, St Josepn's Hall tonight
-e2as welcome MonaEaaa's or
--lesa June2-d1Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

,,-s :. AlsEaader. who has been
--.-af . Ae- home un Brunswick ave-
- l.aass. IS reported as slowly
-~---f--l.--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27
LOCAL NOTICE

-anrs a. F-ench's Corner Sa-rr-
oav evening fune2-do..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Fred :. Freeman Of TINS city has
-ecelvsG TWO picture pnsf cards
showing ne location Of the grave Of
MS son. Corp. Fred :. Freeman of
Co. NJ. who was killed July .. -9-s,
AZ me battle Of ChaIsau -hle--y The
grave Is a. Relleau near the Belleau
monument, anu the picture shows the
: uins Of buildings n the background.
The picture cards were sent by Err
YIN Higgins. formerly Of Co NJ 70
his mother, VINO lives AZ Manchester
and sne gave me carus 70 Mr and
Mrs. Freeman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Ms Robert Nirison of Wa,e1vtle VA.
a vialtur IN he CITY Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Frank G. Baker was a business WIS.,
itor n Portland Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Mrs. John McCurdv and daughter
Miss Alice McCurdY of Windsor
have been Passing a lew days VII,
friends IN TINS CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Mrs. Ella Burton Of Hartford,
Conn. arrived Thursday and viii
pass the summer with her Sister.
Mrs. Edwin Burr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Joseph DeVinren, of rhe A. z. F., is
"ihat,ng al the home Of his wife's ps--
enrs- MI and MIS- Melvin Andrews.
Highland avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-27

Inc remains Of the late William
1enoesson arrived IN Gardiner
Inursozy. ana were taken to oal
Grove cemetesy tnr iufeymeut.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-25
Three Arrested When Liquor Is
 Sold in Cafe
Waiter and Two Held, Latter on Charge of Contributing
 to Delinquency

Tony Hervatin, a waiter em- ployed in the Quick Service cafe at Lowell, was arrested by offic- CTS Saturday night on a charge of selling intoxicating liquors, and Glen Dunby, J. c. Dankin and two girls were arrested at the same time for disorderly conduct.
 Sheriff James F. Mcdonald and Deputy Sheriffs Tom Foster, R. M. Gilman and Jack Ryan entered the cafe Saturday night for refresh ments. While they were eating they heard one of the accused men order some liquor which, it is charged, was sold to him.
 A pint bottle of liquor was found in possession of one of the men. Yesterday morning, the three men were taken to Tomb stone. Hervatin was charged with selling liquor while the other two men were charged with contribut- ing to juvenile delinquency.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-25
DESTITUTE REFUGEES
 IN SIBERIA CARED
 FOR BY RED CROSS

OMSK, Siberia. Feb. ?. Correspond -enee of the Associated Press) ).-Hu- manitarian work for destitute refu- gees is being effectively conducted at Omsk by the refugee section of the American Red Cross, under the direction of Colonel H. s. Thompson, of Concord, Mass. The refugee de- partment has it's headquarters on a train in the main railway station of Omsk. There is a storage room in the Czecho-Slovak headquarters, near by.
 Several active young American wo- men circulate among the destitute of the city and its suburbs making in- vestigations of needs. They make their report to the directors, and ne cessities, chiefly underwear, sweat CTS and socks, are immediately dis tributed. Americans at home who may be knitting to supply Siberian needs may be assured that their eff forts are appreciated and are serv- ing to render less terrible the rig orous Siberian winter where the tenn perature reaches 45 below zero.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-25
Russia s Best
 DipLOmGt It's
 Army, Says Gins
Vice-Minister of Foreign Al fairs Confident in Flu
 ture of Nation

OMSK, Siberia, March 24.- Russia's best diplomat is its army, in the opinion of G. K. Gins, vice minister for foreign affairs of the All-Russian government, discuss ing the political situation with the correspondent of the Asso- ciated Press. Mir. Gins is one of the group of young men who have thrown in their lot with the new ministry and who are determined that the experiment of founding a successful government shall prove a success.
 MT Gins was formerly a prOfes- sOr of international law in the University at Petrograd With his wife and two children ne was one of that numerous band of Russians who were obliged to flee easter ly to escape. the scOurge of Bolshe- vism and terrorism.
 The young diplomat thought that the powers would see in Russia's regenerated army, as shown by the taking of Perm, the symptoms of the rebirth of the state and evidence that the state is fully able to protect itself. There was no doubt Tn his mind about the friendly disposition of the allies.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-25

to provide yourself with enough wool for your bedding
 Ladies, do not forget-this is a most valuable piece of advice-to car " thread, needles and pins. Also,
 since paper has reached an extra ordinary value in Belgium, be sure to
 take boxes of writing paper, pens, ink, and as much ordinary paper as your trunks will hold. You will find you have saved about 100 per cent on your stock.
 As far s food and provisions are concerned, do not hesitate to provide yourselves with as much sugar as you can get There are some suburbs in Brussels where no sugar has been dis tributed for six weeks. As for butter, it has disappeared since the govern ment brought the price down to $50 francs (S1.70). The formers prefer to sell milk rather than to save it for butter and as a consequence not a sin gle pound is displayed in the shop windows. Margarine does not even exist any more, so bring some of each.
 Though Brazil sends us coffee it still costs 10 francs (S2) a kilO. There is no cocoa left at all, nor candy nor preserves, etc. Ham is not so scarce. but very dear"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-25
GERMAN SCHEME TO ATTACK AMERICANS
 ALONG RHINE FOILED
Three Spartacan Agitators Admit Plot to Start Fight
 Against Army

COBLEN, March 24.-(By the As sociated Press. )-Three agitators, ad- mittedly Spartacan sympathizers, con fessed to the American military au- thority today that they came into the occupied area for the purpose of fur thering a movement among the Ger man workmen to organize Spartacan forces sufficiently that m time they would gain strength enough to attack the American soldiers mad take pos session of the Coblenz banks and rail- way stations and receive assistance from unoccupied Germany. Frederick Sehwarzkopf, one Of the leaders of the movement, was arrested Sunday with six other agitatOrs. The military police now have nineteen Germans under arrest on various charges con- nected with efforts to create unrest among the civilian workmen. Schwarz- kopf recently came to COb1enz from Berlin. He told wOrkmen he was one of the Spartacan group which stormed the palace of the former Ger man emperor
 The original plans were for an up rising on March 15 or the day after, according to those under arrest, but the plan fell through owing to lack of interest among the wOrkmen. Schwarzkopf and the other leaders planned to attack the German police station, gain possession of arms, seize the railway stations and telegraph of fees mad later take charge of the banks and affairs generally. Schwarz- kopt said he received thirty marks a day from the Spartacans for his work as an agitator
 The Americans had full information of the plans of the agitators early in March and soon began arresting the leaders in the plot and also those who showed any sympathy with the Spartacan movement.
 Reports to army headquarters from various parts of the occupied terri tory are to the effect that the civilian laborers on the roads and various jobs under American supervision have no intention of striking or joining the Spartacan movement.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-25
INFLUENZA ON TROOP SHIP

(By Review Leased Wire) NEW YORK, March 24.-There were 4S cases of influenza on the troopshlp Manchuria, which arrived today.