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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
MARRIED IN THIS
CITY; RENO DIVORCE

The case of Phoebe Boswell Clark
against Allen L. Clark, being tried In
Reno, an action for divorce that in
wolves alleged bigamous marriages. a
common law marriage and the Ques-
ton of what mans status is who
weds under a misapprehension that
his first wife was divorced and then
takes third wife when it is dis
covered that the second marriage was
contracted before the first was dis
solved. is on trial before District
Judge Moran, says the Gazette. 1t
also involves the right to large share
of the estate left by the late A. J. Clark,
wealthy Reno pioneer. who was the
father of the defendant. the plaintiff
in the case alleging that it is commun-
ity property and asking for a division
of it.
Mrs. Clark told the court that she
was married to Allen l.. Clark at
Winnemucca, Nevada, in 1892, one
year after she met him. They lived
together, she said, till 1910. A child
was born in 1899 and died when eight
months old. She said that in Septem-
ber. 1910. Clark left their home at
Winnemucca and came to Reno. where
he married Emily James.
The defendant asserts that his mar
riage at Winnemucca in 1892 was void
because at that time he had a wife, al
though he believed then that she had
been divorced. the case having been
tried in California in 1891. he not maxi
ing a contest. The decree in the Cali
fornia case, however, was not granted
till 1898, about a year after the VIM
nemucca wedding.
The plaintiff contends that the fact
that the marriage relations were un-
broken after the California decree was
entered constituted a common law
marriage and for this reason Clark s
marriage to Emily James, who died
recently in Reno. was bigamous.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
FIREMEN TO FORSTER LABOR
DAY CELEBRATION THIS YEAR

Announcement was made yesterday
that the members of the Winnemucca
Volunteer Fire Department had de-
cided, during the business meeting
Tuesday night, to hold Labor Day
celebration here on September L. The
firemen took responsibility of a like
carnival held here last year with good
success
Plans were formulated at the meet
ing held Tuesday night to provide a
varied program of amusements and
contests. The program of sports will
be announced later.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
LAST OF THREE SONS IN
SERVICE RETURNS HOME

Ormonde Bell of this city who has
been in the service of Uncle Sam for
the past year, arrived Tuesday even
ing from Fort Russell. Wyo.. where
he received his honorable discharge.
Young Bell was a member of the 343d
field artillery, Goth division and seen
eleven months of active service on
the different battle-fronts in France.
Bell and is the last of Mr.. Bells three
sons. who were all in the army, to
return home.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
ROADS PROGRAM IS
HAMPERED BY COST

The scarcity of labor. and the un-
willingness of contractors to make bids
upon highway construction, is serious
ly interfering with the highway pro-
gram in Nevada, according to a state
ment given to the Gazette by c. c.
Cottrell, engineer of the department of
highways.
The scarcity of labor loomed big at
the opening of the season." said En-
gineer Cottrell, "and has steadily
grown worse. Not only are we short
of engineers and draughtsmen in our
Offices and in the field, but contract
ors. though offering the highest
wages ever paid in Nevada, are unable
to get sufficient and efficient men. In
fact. the situation is so bad that the
majority of general contractors are
flatly refusing to make bids upon
highway construction, although the
state itself supplies the cement, where
cement work is to be done, and is will
ing to make generous estimate upon
all projects offered to bidders.
Last week the directors of the de-
partment met to open bids for con-
struction of the proposed concrete
highway between Steamboat Springs
Continued on Page Two)
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ended
at am. today:
Highest temperature yesterday. 93.
Lowest this morning. 60.
Mean temperature yesterday, II.
Normal temperature yesterday, Sc.
Rel. humidity 6 pm. yesterday, 13
Rel. humidity 6 am. today, 3S.
Prevailing wind direction. south
west.
Weather forecast for the twenty
four hours ending pm. tomorrow:
Fair and cooler tonight and Friday
RAY L. FISHER. Observer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
CURTIS AIRPLANE TO FLY
AROUND SERVICE STATION

f. A. Smith has devised novel ad-
vertising stunt. He has completed
miniature Curtis alrplane, equipped
with an electric motor attached to
the propeller. Wires will be strung
from an electric light socket to the
motor and when ready the machine
will fly around Smiths Service Sta
tion in a fifty-foot circle. 1t will be
started tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
VACATION ON RANCH

Albert Kent returned this morning
from New Haven, Conn. He brought
his two younger brothers with him
from their home at Washington, ID. c.,
who will spend a vacation lasting
three weeks on the Kent Company
Rock Creek ranch, near Golconda.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
REMODELING HOUSES

Work was started today of remodel
ing two houses at Fourth and Akin
streets, owner by DR.. Giroux. Ander-
son & McShee have the contract.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
CORBEILS RETURN

Mr. and Mrs. James Corbeil and
children returned this morning from
California, where they went to bene-
fit Mr.. Corbeips health. Some of the
time absent was spent in San Fran
cisco, the family later going to Po-
mona, where Mr.. Corbeil has pur-
chased a hotel.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
ORDER MADE PERMANENT

The writ of permanent injunction
against Humboldt county in the di-
on the county commissioners. This
morning County Clerk Dayey received
the same order, directed to the dis
trict court.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
CHOICE BEEF CUTS

This week only the Winnemucca
market will sell prime rib roast of
steer beef at twenty-eight cents per
pound-the wholesale price at Reno.
This week only. Other choice cuts of
beef are available. Price and quality
are right. so call in and get your
favorite cut now.-tAdvt
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26

Several parties in this city insist
that they felt slight earthquake late
Saturday night. AS quakes have been
reported in number of the state set
Elements, it would appear that the
Carsonites really experienced a
shock, and some are easily shocked
[Carson News.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
NEW PHONE LINE

Foreman Watts of the Utah, Nevada
and Idaho Telephone Company. has
returned from Cane Springs, where he
has been engaged in stringing a new
inc to Martin Legarza's ranch.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. Fred r. Birdsall wishes to an
nouce that she will make delivery OF
pictures between June 26 and July 6
-[Advt. Jezot.z
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
MARRIED YESTERDAY

Aaron V. Castle, "a years old, and
Elva Forquer. aged 40, both giving
their residence as Winnemucca. were
married here by Justice Ritchie yes
terday afternoon.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26

Coopers Benzine Soap will clean
the finest fabrics when used with
gasoline. 1t is harmless, effective and
inexpensive. At Stephenson's for %
and so eonts.-[Advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26

Cooper's Insectocide kills quickly
or injure rugs Oh bedding. Price go
cents a quart at Stephenson Drug Co.
-1Advt
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26

Knickerbocker Bath Spray-Brush
permits of plain or massage shower.
Fits any faucet. For sale at the
Stephenson Drug Co.-[Advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26
BAND MEETING

A meeting of musicians will be held
in the fire station tomorrow night.
All such are requested to attend to
talk over the possibility of establish
ing a band for Winnemucca.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26

bill" Hart in Border Wireless" /"
His latest Aircraft picture tonight at
the American.-T Advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26

"Bill" Hart in Border Wireless.
His latest Aircraft picture tonight al
the American Advt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-06-26

FOR SALE-Ford roadster for sale
cheap. Apply Smiths Service Sta
tion. Je26tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
LARONE

Mr. and Mrs p. 4. Stevens started
Friday morning. the 17th. on their
journey home in Oregon They will
not go direct but will make stops
in Portland, Boston, New York and
Washington and from there will visit
relatives in Tennessee and then strike
the Gulf coast and along the border
to the Pacific coast. Mr.. Stevens
formerly resided in Iarone and has
many friends and relatives in this
vicinity. Mrs. Stevens was anxious
for a Maine sleigh ride and now.
having had one she is more than
willing to see her home state.
Herbert, the six-year-oid son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Kyle, fell down
while running and cut his tongue
badly with five teeth which are set
nearly through and wei, back Stitch
es were taken to hold the tongue in
place and the lad is getting along
we'll.
The pine tree mentioned last week
as being cut on the line. by Tooey
and Winslow and measuring four
feet and four inches on the stump
scaled, when cut into logs. 14ae feet.
Not many left like this old patriarch
which was IS years old.
December 4th was the cold morn
ing here. at 6 below zero.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

regular order OF business four cardi-
dates were instructed in the fifth
degree.
After the noon recess the lecturer
presented the following program:
Address OF welcome. Walter Aver:
response. Alma Jameson: music by
Seven Tree Orchestra: Current
Events. Georgia Norwood: dast.
Ars.-W. A. Aver and Mrs. Lutte Car
roll: vocal solo. Mrs. Warren Gard
ner; roll call OF officers to give sug-
gestions for next years work. Many
of the members desire better and
more efficient deputy work and more
legislative work.
One prominent Granger said at a
recent meeting: For the past 10
years. the Grange has Rad no more
influence in shaping legislation than
q set Of wooden Indians While this
statement doesn't sound good to
many of the Patrons. they are begin
ming to sit up and take notice-and
many good suggestions were offered
at this meeting. The mex. meeting
will be with Mt. Pleasant Grange,
January 10.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

1t Is gratifying to learn that the
President Is now able to walk about
with the aid Of cane. On Septen-
Der rs he cancelled his western
speaking tour in the interest Of
treaty ratification and succumbed to
a long and serious illness. For some
weeks he was wholly unable to at
tend to the duties Of his Office.
Gradually. as he began to recover he
was allowed to sign urgently impor-
tant papers which could be signed by
no one else. But even now he II not
able to consider any but the most
necessary matters. and while his
mind is pronounced clear az ever he
cannot attack pressing problems with
the energy and force Of strong
man.
The country has been obliged to do
without its executive head before,
when Mr.. Wilson was y France near
iy. six months negotiating the peace
treaty. ], got along after fashion.
hut il may be that had the President
been OF bis place OF duty some Of the
things that happened would have
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

cont4y returned no0 IA 1xsoDosiH
tr12 taAaieg through tas wkise noU1-
tatzs DIVA tie Cocneettczt valley %
GreeHae1d. NAszL. over The Mohawk
tr1l ovef H0cxsc mountain SIX miles
seaz6y Climb going west and three miles
eescen; O tie sshsr ssSe to Troy. n 4
yrcn here The caessos PARTY continsei
10 Niaxafa Fans And Buffalo TO Wilkes
karre. Pa. Pors -arvEa- De.auAre Wa
Ter Gap and Ph1a6espkA From this
city the party tzr7ed north again to
Nsr Yofk City. fo.Iovias tie coast i.ne
through Cocnecticut to Boston. Port
lad ard back - NozEfdgewock No
n.sAAs % any kid occurred to Ea-
tie pleasure of the r5a. In s2eakrI Of
tie roads NJ. Cleric; said: We en-
crua:eree both good aad bad roads and
coyered - miles xs.h 80 mechanical
- Tire troshss Of AHy kind" On the
trip the Casviots carried a camp outfit
and eAmped oct e~e-y night but ewo
Ard averaged u niies Per gallon -
eassiine fer the mileage covered
Miss Florence Nortoa. tie young
daughter os Mr.. ard Ms Ira A Nor
ton q Madison street Is reported as
ncch improved from tie attack of
pneumonia rom which she has been
sEfernG-
ksx Carleton p. 4e-rW Is serioassy
III 3, Ter hons CT High street
A birthday party q = highly an1Es-
ing character was given Tuesday eye--
Ing. Dec Is. for little Dorothy NJ Nrs
q. the home Of her parents. Nj and
Arx Floyd G. Eye. On Bush street In
ritation1 were issued to ts Of Dorothy =
Classmates for q topcy-tEvy party.
When the young people assembled they
found . large sign posted sn the :ron.
cser which read No. admit.auce." Go
isg to the size door they ~ere admitted
AMI took OF their ~rzSs n tie kitchen
During Tire evening = very nice little
program was presented By the children
az most OF them are musical TIE
eArnes carried oct the spirit Of tire
evening and a prixe was rfren 70 .ha
one who was most s-ccessful IL RAINING
s1e alphabet backwards Much ne-ri-
Hent was also caused b- the you,y
people attempting 20 sing scass back
wards The refreshments were a. u.
cream. EAlt.nes ard waters The fea
cream was served in cups and glasses
and the saltfnee ara waters from a
se0p tureen- The party vas ore-
asost 10 O'Clock and all .osnea IN say
ms that truly novel and de,iRhtru,
evening had been spent Miss Dorothy
vas II TeArs old and was The reciose,.
.I many pretty gifts from her li..se
frienee
deputy Sheriff A J. Libby. who ha.
oeen confined to his home SUFFERING
rum az attack Of Rheumatism, follow
ihg severe cold. % able to be a, his
pace Of business again.
nj. and Mrs Loren Sanboru oe MAJ.
is0h we're in skowhesan TUESDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Good VIII Notes

Niss Faith J. Hinckley is On an ex-
tended yisi. with friends and relatives
I'm New York and New Jersey.
Hev. C. W. Hinckley is on business
trip to Boston and vicinity.
Prof. ". B. Mitchell Of Bowdoin Col
leee, gave . most Interesting lecture
Saturday evening in Prescott hall On
Henry ". Longfeliow. Sunday after
neon Mr.. Mitchell gave a most instruc-
tive sermon in Moody chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford L Porter were
recent visitors at Good VIII. en- route
to Florida and Southern California for
the winter. The Porters have been hay
ing a wedding trip to the Maine woods
ani points in Maine. They were mar
ried in October last, having first met fn
France, Mr. Porter as a 7. il. c. A.
secretary. Mrs. Porter an onicer in the
Rad Cfoao work.
The Good Wll schools closed on FIJI
day for . vacation Of tSo weeks, sew
eral Of the tsechers going to thsir
homes in various parts Of the State
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
ABOUT TO GIVE UP
Mrs. Wright Was on
Verge of Despair,
She Says


u was - Esak I tAezgNz I woz8
hare 10 give ~ sEszr<sy hzt 12Sl.S
hza s.1zs ne z2 - vcSa&zezlJ tAAs
/ feed IKE . 6zzer9af perE&- aAsd "
!. Wright & 81 Fsee sc-eeS PcTsAn6
Nz1ns. O.lT = few days axa
I Aa4d thf izeEk-H and grfs hss
Ez-.er,~ coztEzzed Nrx Wrsx1t -zA3
Eoa soz - .1s = . Rszss7A2y
ws2kez-d col5Efaoz I mas - n<<T-
ozs Ia: a.F little .oxse CT. ef the
c-LtA! would EzsE Ne G5 ] ss1
E1cl dreadful kss1zShes skAs !
thozxnt * times I vozk 90 ezaxE-
AZ E<E- vas 50 rv<.se<. I could
hardy ssssp = wE.k a-l / wpzL get
- o< -7IrEs fsez-g a. bad ax
~hsa ~eE- 20 s<l- / cozs1 lot do
a-y Of ry hozseEozk and felt weak
z1d ~o-z-c1s from morning I'll night
a25 s70s@ss rsocxAs ! wo1id
break oo-SssseZE Gown and have 20
take Ey tet
The E-zss-e..x II the papexS
zhc-t LaZAzc seemed - sincere That
decided 70 t-y !. myself And I an
csxI.ly gszi tst- ! have taken
e1ly thyes bottles h1t have In
proved 81 remarkably that I cnn
hardly realize the wonderful change
Eat las crEe over EE an 70
zGch stronger thai have sore back
to dol1g al DY to1sero-k By nyse,.,
s1a tLAs L. :. eleven room horse tee.
1T ne-Tes are steady and haven't
lad hZt ore hez6achs since / ccn-
ne1eeo taxing Taaize. I sleep az
Eo1rd AZ Child all night iorx aaa
&c. Up every morning feeling rested
a-9 refreshed neyer have TIA.
~ak- vorr-out feeling znY more. and
1hi,@ al On the 60 ali day long I
never gst t1red I an glad to give
ih-s s-2terent for / wish everybody
n the world knew about Tasiac and
Ehs- :. "a, 10"
Tantac IS sid in Augusta BY Bow
citch- webster Co. ana the leading
c-1ggaEt Ia every city and tosu.-
-4TT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
CEDAR GROVE

The river Is sti,l open at Cecar INV
although |, is rrcsen both above ST.
eeiCw.
Ray Goud ana family OF GaFa'A''
passed Sunday with Mrs -Gouc p
ren,s. Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Hall
John MeFsdden. who 10 employee a ,
Path Iron Works, passed SUNDAY VIZ"
his family at Cedar Grove.
+. A. Hail, the mail ncsssnsef
tween cesAs Grove and Iceooro' -
nos ssslsssa a trip this winter
Halt makes four round trips win '@7
mali each day and meets three o'n''
trains for rasseceers. and crosses '-'
keaaessc river - times each week
Frank E, Cakes left for Boston -
cay, where he viii be employed By ="
Boston Ice CO. this winter.
Bridge Academy has closed FOR us
Christmas vacation.
Dresden Camp. Modern wccdnen g
America. elected officers Friday sven!hs
as fellows: Consul. George II. NoodE'
asviser. G. p. Call: banker. J. F. hou'-
lette; escort. l. r. Goud. clerk, H y
Call; sentry, J. H. Cameron.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

been turned zas6e- HoEeTer. .az. Is
Of the past We co1s6 ssza6 that
We ID seAS6 T.
We cn nzd1Se throzxr zxzia
without q PreE1eu.. bz. the Px=1-
eGrs inaas3ty . function Seriously
aGseas IL eoeanEt % 81 the H-
ecunve 6scAtMecrs zs wezl - tie
pressdez-Al Office At-orneT Geu-
ez1l Palmer 10 raid 10 be tie ozsr
Caasnet m<1ber who Las sesz tie
P-a3aext szzoe he has been L: ias
Sec-e&ary q State. Admittedly tie
mast mpcrtAnt Cabinet nEher SAYS
be has noe seea him At al. tie oEa
e Secretary ok tie TrezErT, Almost
equally Eoos1Aat, 10 vzc.-i zn6 that
NJ . tl7e wien tie erAnczzl cocG-
fsons Il tie vorsd are rbcly fEsd.
tAe Se0esaxT 9< War and :hs S-e-
tzSy Of tie Navy hare been away
from Wzshir<1o- fo- several vees::
Tie rev Se-etzrr q CoGrs.cs KS
suss been Appointed zt.e< EesI o.
vacancy.
Al tie time bzszcsss Piles Up:
h1Easas that ree6x Ghe Ened1s-e
attention q sols5cSy able 10 sfG4L
with authority ae6 % make de-
c.sionA Never before was thers
greater need of . real executive I.
every Department zr1. re b=isTe.
rere- before was there : tEs VIE.
tie govs-Ensot Was 1o-e u-Aoas 20
attend properly 20 lis e--sz- Il u
nos1 6eSsorzb.e sl-uztsoa- t1t u1fI
ozr form os procedure the-e s@s .
be nothing thas car b. io1e zb.o.- Il
The country Elzs- trsls- II P-ovs-
derce and keep its head
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
MONTvILLE

CENTER-Cnion Harvest Grange
has held its annual election of Of
ficefs for next year as follows: Mas
ter. J. W. Wentworth: overseer.
Wesley Tibbetts: lecturer. Mary
Wentworth: steward. G. E. Terry;
assistant steward. F. l. Gay; chap
lain. Kitty Tibbetts: treasurer. j.
W. Tibbetts: secretary. Annie h
Clement: gatekeeper. Elvin Kane;
Ceres. Belle Wentworth: Pomona.
Alta Hawkes.: Flora, Edwina Berry;
lady assistant steward. Cora b. Gay.
Mrs p. c. Allen is working in c..
B. Cushman's printing Office.
E. E. Tasker has gone to Charles
town. Mass.
Harden Erskine has badly
sprained ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester u. cushnan
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Tie meat mo-ccoay VIII 1sv- o
Here e NJ Csizhy reeo--E.1.-g
the t1ys1g .. co-E@1 hsSe 20 1e3p re-
d1ce the eoE1 g GT4-g- L 70 c-e Is
buying corr beef EoT how nzs IL
beea poszstse 20 keep the l-l-e . -
cents q pSz1f- VII NJ CulaAy
rsszse explain: also tell Es WHAT Il
1o-e zl.h she eo-L bet tos public
6c@-'- want 30 hZF g. - Cents peg
rssl--[r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
ABOUT RHEUMATISM
What Thousands Have Found Cives
Relief From This Painful Trouble

AheUmatism u . constitutional
disease, mAnifesting itself in local
aches and pains. innamed joints and
sttf muscles. It cannot be cured by
local Or external Applications. II
must have constitutional treatment.
Take q course OF the great blood.
purifying and tonic medicine, Hoods
SarsapariIlA, which corrects the acid
condition Of the blood on which
depends. and gives per.
manent relief. This medicine com.
bines. with excellent Alternatives ana
tonics. what is generally conceded to
be the most effective agent in the
Of this disease.
II . cathartfc or laxative is needed
take Hoods Pills. Purely vegetable.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Oranges
Tepsham cranne .

On Saturday evening. Dec 6 .ha
orange elected the following Officers
Iof tne ensuing year: Master. Ceo--a
W. Hhdreth: overseer. John p Hav-
ward; lecturer. Mrs Bertha Hunter.
steward. George ". Wright: ass;st.
ant steward. Edwin c. Patten: chap
am Pred A. Rackley: treasurer. Er-
WIN johnston: secretary. Mrs. Henri
et,a Sawyer; gate keeper. Wilbur
Cox; Ceres, Mrs. Martha r. John
ston; Pomona. Mrs. Mary HAYWARD:
Flora Mrs. Annie Wight: lady as
sistant steward. Mrs Nnward Pat
ten The Grange has taken In e.
members the past year The Ladies'
Aid connected with the Grange ia
busy preparing for fair to be held
in January.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
How II Fell

During a brawl in a Chicago resort
an Irishrnaa got peked in the eFe With
q s.i-k. and he Immediately started Pre-
cee ings againsf the oEeuter.
Come ncw.' sad tie magistrate. rou
don't really believe he meant TO Put
your ere OUT
"So. I don't" said the Ceit. ''.lt d.
believe he tired 70 put it farther in
Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Hats Off

One day was watching q lew COM
pany drill The oHfcer gave the com
nand, Cover OF In the rear rank
meaning tha: every man in the rea-
rank Rad TO stand directly back 81 the
man in from, Of him. Instead the whole
rear rank took oT their ha.s-Ex-
change
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Light and Airy
Reoartins the Eyes Of q Lady

Lady. Is Il ny cc.Vic.io-
Taat tie spfen6cr ot You- eyes
Racks no whit Of tie restTi2ti1z
On the famous light that lies
AsI zen ny dezthlezs lining.
AS 1 build ths lofty rhyme,
Comes the though. yo.- eyes are shin
Ing
Cverbrsghtsy overtime
Lady. dir. each ratiaat jewel;
Your ca-irsceat gaze withdraw, < -
Les. ynu wasting all your fcG
violate tie six-so1- Law
N +. T-.b1re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
WilSon Grange

Wilson Grange, East Wilton. had
the pleasure OF entertaining Excel
slor Pomona Grange Thursday. Dec.
ii. In the forenoon the Pomona Of
hcers conferred the fifth degree on
several candidates. At noon. dinner
was served by the hos: grange. Il.
being the annual meeting. officers for
the coming year were elected as fol-
lows: Master. Andrew J. Chandler:
overseer. c. Allen Thompson: lectur-
er, Afs. Gertrude F. Hodrkins: stew
ard, Edgar W. Savage: assistant
steward, COME p. Eaton; chaplain.
Mrs. Retta Newman: treasurer.
Jesse V. Hodgkins; secretary. Mrs.
Gertrude II. Walker: gate keeper. El-
win H. Jones: Pomona, Mrs. Ora L.
Thompson; Ceres. Mrs. Lillian Web
sser; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Sa-
die Eaton. A piano duet by Miss
Ruby r. walker and Miss Abigail L.
Jones was greatly enjoyed by all.
Number Of patrons present. about Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Wonderful news .-on ShgsEEou-T-
Pa. u the effect that tLe oIea winter
rad resulted IL Il UlCsz.al egg prc-
d1c..oa IN conssgzer.ce o. va.ca the
Price had dropped FIVE ents- We
have Iearre@ ot 70 s1cf effect of open
~fatef hEreabouts, and i. Sd the only
drop conceivable would oe from heafs
failure q. the startling news
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

]. Is said .e9a Reds propose 30
rrz-scle themselves and parade IL
New York On Chr.fimas day az z
p-o.es.- Fine sdea: they vii! b. -ire
for picking.