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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
1911 TREATY WITH
MEXICO A WAR MYTH
WORD STATE DEPT,

saan.nE.aR- Nov 1G.-Pui,lsezraurl
y .ae-lrp City 'oday u WHIT aurour-t-
g ,a ire -.z eeE- eff 4 treaty bsrwesH,
IL a;lea StEtes. lssaaI Britain zsnSi
'rE's@ sjsasd n 1917 and dsal1ng
III -sr-GlH ,1Eors claimed ny raose
a-i7l-ias n aaxira brought urnrupt
scl--- 1anial rom The state deua,-t-
@'- f me a-Z.sftssncs III INV such pact.
ll-----s IL -.le department ware In
'a7-- 70 pf:-les4 ths published tex-
MI q. false c-aaxr ureuE-ssti
lari1E ne VIZ lrv Germany agrr r,r,ys,,-
4s~'a@ PURPOSES n Msx3ra There aad
net SAID previous indications
.- hi --,-'uia--nn II 1.sls Ealss doru-
EsE.
III SI-1e,rs..- t.Izf one Clause 81 the
~-'@s-l provides far certain
--s.irss 70 Gles- pnsslhse IAnEaese
seli''E Wa nu-ea nilr-sc..llRrsv and
- ,,'''-i's':t - the department as DE-
- a"l'.sn Is 4 WIS false.
~ --it nA-r ob1ec- ssealt VITA IN the
'IS paC;- continuation Of the
.. ol. ----ln Mexican wells owned
---illil.s II ciI-as powers. Il was
uHc q >lIcstrable rslu- s1Ins sur-r
II of7'1''-- Understanding 1nig.sr hare
'e-Aeata By lt4s tfTraaa govern
= a',.''ssisi i-2ted ny r4le ex.Esncies
= WIS said affiuiaz1r. s,uxvsv-
q -uI1irsE NJ me kind nae bssr
'saassa - wing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
kEEP Our HEADS

View Orleans Id, N0E- a-SoDter
thinking AMI al aading faith n the
Republic during the CRITICAL period Of
WIZ reE,sinssr-'Elc-1un ware asiz5.d IF the
AEneI1c4n Es+apie tE't.aF by President
zls.eI Harding IN An Address dssiiSssfesi
here tas1 before he sailed far Z It1r'..-
weeks varaGlun vuEags ID une Paz1a-
mn Ca-a2 Zone.
same z,eyssl,stss ana dlsslasgIst IIr-nenIs.
n declared. must carnt As Tiae ALTAR
yua1h OF me world 1Bn1iIcg- bur ne
ureo1Craa confidently maj AL NJ them
would pass awaT 2gan 4 me pesrle
anlv kept their he1ds' anG sselG tast
ID rlla old time vIrzHes Of thrift.
honesty and camInsnn sHus
Making ms secund 1ar-naz sz1s-e.tz1
SINCE his ele1riun M- Harding spoke
N sI-la5e1 ts-ns and with quasa
ea--aesi-ltsss. Bur ringing through ms
aliore.ss was the pradnminaz4ng npts.
If confidence and EnLaaEEs1ng 1Hi5h.
"A runfidsnI America tuI-rsszss+d
ny r~ssgurr,Hs nszlHr suRaIied bsfpI-s 5r
zlr penpie- and governed by a f-ws
representative government YVES the
ideR1 w.licfi Lne pr'esade1E-=3eer de-
cla-.d must be kept IN REV re salfi
~ une desired thai the zid crziHr
should return huf he maintained t1las
n building for the new urgier there
Continued on Page 4-Coi. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
State Offers Six New
Witnesses i'm Rebuff
tai L e tim ony
Many Exhibits for
Consideration of II
Men to Decide Guilt
or Innocence of Ac-
cuSed
; Special u Aennebec lorlr-aa-.1

SkDwheEan- Ne, N0x- Is-Bsga-
ming Friday morning the Last R-gu-
nsuts af Ete counsel N the 1-1al If
John A Burke Gccrlsed al the murder
Of Nelson " BARLEY VIII take
place Attorney wllilan z Paua-1-
gal. chief counsel for utas defense
VIII make The closing arguIner. far
me ex-depurv sheriff taking Fur
about two hours. Mr. PaE-arEal Is
one q me leading hR--1st=rs and MS
work N ne Burke trial mas bean no
exception
Attorney General Guy z StHr-7s
VII make the closing argument for
the Sta1a Ee VII doubtless speak
an aslual length af Tine Il MAJ be
INK Associa1s Justice scur1 wilson
may charge the Ju-y> the sane
day- This beanE the cass- the 5s4s
al john A. Burke nnv ne deciued
upon before he whe has bean lsssinr
the lung months n confinement IN
the Somerset county jail Is aEv
oder
TaUrsIGv marked the elimination
Of the I4fa CIV N tire sacand r-ia3
OF john A Burke The state has
called SO Witnesses WITH Sly new
anes II Lle ranuEa Erttience of
mora than average vairnt has been
piled up II r1ls lAs1 pazr of the pro
ct.sdlngs- The defe1ss has called -
Witnesses
The 1EIr'' VII have 70 inspect dur
he raclr haur-S al DECISION nE-rw sr-
h4s1its- The state affarS the follow
ing Rock purpur-ng 70 DC found
near carve baxes continuing bullets
and siivers OF Lead Burkeis --uu-
se,'s. unaeTga--nenLs. sFveaza-. na-
belt gar-sr,s, ann stockings. Bart
8eE's aE-- caa-- shirt undergraduates.
vest trousers and sEsnsndes-s. stock
laEs nesei1-5e- shoes and pierre OF
cloth accompanying Barley exnihrf.
Continued on Page Lcoi. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
CLOSING ARGUMENTS TODAY
IN SECOND TRIAL JOHN BURKE
MAY GO To JURY TONIGHT
CRATER BRNDElI
GIVEN HIS LIBERTY
on S1o0,O00 BAIL

View York, Nov. z&-Whi;e the solni
Legislative committees investigating
The building -ns1-' Was hearing fur
I1sr Testimony TODAY Regarding azleg-
ea graf PAYMENTS II, Robert P Brin-
deli. president Of the building Trades
Council. the grand Jury strengthened
IN Indictment al yesterday and adnen
another charging the labor leader
with exeuriun
Alter pleading MOI guilty % the
amended Indictment alleging a-1amu-
charge Sr-inaeli WIS granted Ris lib
cry On the szDn-aea hEll furnished
yestar7ay
The new INDICTMENT e.IaT,-es Bftn-
deil with sx-orfa0n n +.3a1 ne ssaEeired
s5Bb fram Louis j. Cohen. = house
w->acker, ON JaIv Ii. n connection
with demolition ioh-
While RrrndeIi was buoy blending n
the Criminal Courts building the leg
zslariVe committee II the CRY hail
heard Witnesses tes1ifv ia The pay
menr OF mare than S46. istsa 10 the r.
Der leader Tor wrecktaE J6bs and pro-
tesIlun against LABOR troubles
Joseph Il Enidhla1-- building ana
silesf metal contractor. testified he
paid 5000 ID ErlndEli's agents II
the request Of the Labor leader To
have a strike called a1 on an azta,-a-
ton JON.
When he sa2d ne threatened In fight
The BrlndeIl men. Gaidhla11 declared
that M Pike, q walking delegate
said
Go as far as y0n Ike We have got
al the protection We wanI- We haz'e
got the district attorney and police
force VIII us.
:" Why my iear bpy- he says. cun-
Eluuea Gaidhiaz1- - Four amount IS
SO sIaaA II can not be seen. n hal
are YOU barking about Ee say'S- 2
have about fE-w I'm the Ils5 HANGING
4-uYn S.N.,e 10 S5ii. neft. and nobody
makes alsw8 Ike you did II give ~.
We are sorry We ever tackled Won.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
GOVT LOST MILLIONS
CARELESS OPERATION
TANK STEAMER DEPT.

New York Stsr- 1&-Fallu-e uf me
tank steamer department Of the init
- States Shipping BaE-d II utilize
Is fleet IF bElk ~ CARRIERS fur the
neatss Of silipplng 5uHrd vessels caas-
81 Il lnss u1rs1e government q SG.nlb
roe Il ane month Marin ! tzi1lEn t=s
t-t1tsa htra lutfaE before Z1le Walsh
congressional COMMITTEES tnqI11r-iglg mn
The Shipping BnA-d r-aIfsact3nns. Gil
lan was special assistant IN tnrrnsr
Chairman JntIn Barton PayTuH lRsi
MAJ whan ne ssaad the alleged lieralio-
rlun occurred
The Lalk s9s2zre- department. MAD -
vesszis. he adaes OF -les. 80 ware IN
uhe hEnGs ct private opsrs-nrs L
WAS q sugrerHsi On Nav &c ZAs1 rnR1 50
vessels ware Led IN al southern paI1S
tar lack Of fzei al and II addition
- PEE cent &C lne aIsss,aiars were
lsuytnz ali gn -Ite iBeIl market FIR 50
gCcrts nuer an Page -co. o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
CONCLUDE BUDGET
HEARINGS kENNEbEC,
SOMERSET COUNTIES

7v7s r .a-.gla-1ve Budget committee
-7r-scar a.erupan concluded irs
--,..3fvs sssslun 81 the State Eouse-
.,,r--,s-a mi adjourned 70 2 A. Il an
-,,s=Q,.r Non - a large number
.,..,,s---,1erE heads we're heard G.--
..~ ay III aZt. occasional inter-
.----a,,s u me departmental heH--
r-p .r-. sumo special 1nsE-1lpn ar
-Ar,.a sarna official VIM wished n
,-ss..-,- --l---ner data CONCERNING the
-.,,-.rl7~.l -Ilrns asked f8r hsnnebec
nj =arne,,sa- Counties departments
MI arg--rrrlun officials were heard
-7.s- amount Of matter WIS dis
-....tl al - Tt.nnesIiayis hearing and
me a-.euaaare on Thursday WIS not
..-l,, Is .A-ge as me day bs4nre. me
-rsuul-nca NJ Itlgiss VINO hRd spoken
I'd, es.nc ps.,,sssE-.y The kEnnepec
s..-z-iur n Cae Legislature has
-zsr wall represented. the members
..Ar- SHOWING much interest IN the
l-o,snlt,ll-S and practically all OF
NH nan-lpnIug the tact Iila1 they
al ae--vad n grant amount Of val
mis- Information. N a MIXTURE TINT
guula ---aa-1r bEnsd1 them IN per
g-m!rr their Legislative duties.
,q7ar-lal Allliken sGla Thursday AFT
-rlDar -tlag me hanrdaE had been OF
.rrusua. interest IN accnunt af the
Tendance ana ne Importance NJ the
-zz.-e-F sansi utsf's.tl.
4pr-s-1Hr Miilihsn aEa1n presided
M SIZE Treasurer Joseph W
SrmDsDI StaIe Auditor Roy L
Wlrttws.ll. ana Representative Frank
Z 5o.lev M Ntr-h A1son- chairman
a' -hs Eouss committee IN app-Dpri-
.1grs -.aa financial affairs ware IN
l Tae sHssluns on Thursdav
Fe~e i4e51 n ne C5unca chamber.
GDrriuusn an Fare @coi y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
ALLEGED CHECK
FAkER IS HELD
IN PORTLAND
Smooth Chap Wanted
By Maine Police
and Others

Snaar- EaHieston - Arsx rars ADJ
mIts Marry Aliases - I-fatrzrsrn
fnr Portland Society Cir Kept
s7sm N New England - Claims
War 5ecora His Case IS Con-
-lnuer
Portland NJ. SoE 1A-Sfarsss-e L.
Egg s'fpn 81 New yaI'z- alleged 70 be
yvantaa BY The police OF Washington
Baltimore RT,ankIya. New York. Bns-
TIM Nashua \. Il. Augusta Ne Rad
Muu1-'aal- Ear aasslng worthless checks
while travelling IN rsae height Of fash
i'm ana stopping a. AMY -.le mus- ex-
elusive hDtels- WIS As-4sg-1s.a n the
mun1cipRl cnurt totiav
Egg3asfun, who was arrested H.
3ar1in- n. 4. -uasanv, vas charged
Wz1a giving ane II 1ae c.eeks 70 4
local concern a veAr ago last august
gnd with being q might've 1-om rus
I3ne frnrn Washington. 4 c The
cases were continued until Su~. 2E.
uH1l being n-aa III S5pna.
EESsestan n an interview afsfore ms
sr-z-gnrnenT clai-Defi ne was caf7s.Ee
graduate. thai his inks urea At 90
Riverside Drive II New York ana taIar
he rad se-rea IN tE1e World war being
shot GOWN f-1In q heig-t sf 76a0 faa1
while Il The British ar service ana
iatH- serving with American rzuG
forces. Es YRS conner1ea with En
automobile house winnie hass
When asked N sign his name aE-sr
ms ,inggr prints were -a.lzea. EEElss-
Ian smiled and said according N rze
polIca- y dnu- know thar I I'm sure
or nv right name have bagn as-r1=
50 lAzr.
The aliases re IL alleged % hare
given. Is shown ny e can-fers diary
Of his viSirs ID numerous 4ast1iunatlis
hotels founa II azs effects. included
TNyaer- lEoraun. Elmer. Silver levitt
luws- A1u West On TRIP II Mun-
t-sa1 ne stripped IL Sporting ca-ups
III Mause.slaz cad lake ana Pa-sin pond
HIS inflammation 1tsr = loczl sorisry
=trfw as gwen as GRE OF the reasons
why hs remained n New England Ee
1nin the officers ts1l- IN lis last vss1f
ces'e ne slept II a barn rwo nights
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
SykP ATMzERS
TELL OF IRISH
DISTURBANCES
{ o III N lite c Of One
Hundred Opens Hear
lngs at Capital
Recently Returned AMERICANS Give
FIRST 5arn STORIES Of Cn.rra-1nns ",
lr-sianr = isianr rrsctacafiy Timer
Military law --sarTnrs - Con-
tsnne Several MsesSs

@.2s1 hgznn Key 1S.-sv = witness
1lsssuIrts s-I- disturbances IN ireland
S'sinZsrcts v1rs, Tia movement @zs,- "a sa
Independence r-,,sc s--s-ez -st,.e.- 81 me
opening hearings u LAG ca-.l1g.lt-s,e Of
t-1s CaInInl1-=e al g,ae Eauzssl,ss..i irlz-s.s-
aEaE-ng Inc IRISH au..sit5lsg.
-Four wlt,lezEas. E1t.su,F.ils De.IlrIIs
Morgan. chairman o. 1z:te = vi council
IF ThIirdfs- L.-a4A-1d al .4.rs-e .Azns,-.-
CHS VIM vlsitad Ereia1lti .,scssg1a.. -
john r MARIN Of tz1a.au Kay. Wis.
aaa rwa elergy1nen. Fal-ier dzua4.t,l
English u H1s31-4i1all- MINT. ana
Fat,Ia- James Z Ca1z=-r IT Lzxt1rt-n- O.
were heard ny 1ae ooT11rlli sEaef1 Al
ez-Ttesseil sympathy for TIE IRISH n
1esendssnnG movements anG 1aId e v1o-
1Ent events which tilsv haa seer anu
zg-eEd thar S5z-il processes sexcssy1t al
tlle provisional Tg,'sil ra.,ui,llc- we're
s-srt,aa1lv AZ an ena under tlge r-rie If
the British military E;sryes.
A-- Morgan silSG ms atsille va I'D
ulea With bullets TIr1er n his ar-'sss,t
and deportation ~ England w1ttstsu1
aaEE- asflIlife e,1Ef--s=s being preferred
against aim Gita @aH stsltsr Ii1sn
rHpufeL }ctln -essftsI-s hs- SAID a- we.Ilr on
hunger sr-lke unt5l thev were re-
AtsAse.a- he alts7 -ulH # -lis.,-s'' taf
I1-sn e'--EerS ~ zsonsszafsuiAr- and SOL
tiers -aciuIlR.z the -'biac3 and -ars'
forces.
Continues IN Pare S-Cnl. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

Portland. Me-. NV Ls-MA-nt ;
curn crop, vasueti AZ ever g. g,tsfJt's Is
endangered by the c1ming az the
European corn bGfssr- unless drastic
action Is taken AZ once according 10
Prank Il Ducles- State Earr1cuitzIr-
isr IN a statement fotsav al rsiP IN
anal horticultural Show a. Citx Fail.
The 5srer has reached ts1e border
OF Maine. ne SAID. specimens 1ar-ng
lseen taken ~ Elinf- The Federal
Department has placed al embargo
IN 1aRt ssr.rlun Rnd energetic efforts
are being made 70 suppress the sEIrsiaa
Of the pest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
'~JAKEY- UNDER
WHATEVER NAME
TO BE OUTLAWED

ger came under The prninhirve ban.
rortaT. Orders issned br CnmmiMinn-
ar Williams IF the internal r-r.nne
bureau. effec1ly-e IN 10 DAYS class
1nrtu-e OF ginger. wnefher said Is
Jamaica ginger extract OF ginger or
any other name as III alcoholic pre-
pR-a1aun and subject 10 prot1ibifsun
regulations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Suit Against Maine
Central for Deaths
I'm Freeport Collision

! Portland. ne. Suv. 1s-Tr1ai Was
begun m the Supreme cuur- tnffav N
the acrann brought against the Maine
Central rasiruad 10 recover damages
in the sim OF Sa.Fish each Lor having
cruseE3 the d.aths OF Ps1-sck Il and
Margaret j. Hunter Elizabeth and
Issls luinrznnon ana desen A. Reed.
IA q collision at Fr-epnr-
] Ths accident happened JErf- ID 1919.
ystisn IN automobile IN winch -Be IRE
sssssx EalinE WIS sIssaEk By train of
the ltsden1.-ci company and killed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Thousands Refugees
Crowd Ships in
w ters of BOsphorus

tJonstanr1nnnie. Nov 1T.-FOrtv
C.r-rnsin refugees IN brxrd- including
lhnss- 1--am Fsednsia Eaita- are sn-
l.aIubar-tng The waters NJ ttae Bpspnur-
rs SRzata-v conditions IN haar1 rne
ships ara desc-ihed as pnrr- Snms
steamers are earring as MANY as
la, aun rs.fuEnas
ssAllipnii cnlsn- wner@ cns1Ips ear
the refugees ara being rrsnz-sd is re-
sinr-ad ~ ne IN the utrr1asr Stss-ssr,-.
N. de Mari. F-enua hiEa c1nruis-
sssnsr IN TarstE-. mas pr1pased 70 ,ris
government rh-1c sumo If NE refugees
Ne sent 70 MaduEascnr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
SAFE ROBBED OF
CASH PAID FOR
MARS HILL STORE

Ecuitun. Me. Sov. 1Ss-The dlsRD-
Dss-anca Of S1sDn. the proceeds 81 the
sale ny Arthur Pierce af his grocery
store and barber shop Il Mars EEIl.
r--om tnes ture safe Tuesday uiE.l- IS
osi1E Euresrig gated by A-nnsfouk
county officers. Either me safe WIS
1ef. unlocked III I1e cnrntsi ua1lrEn was
known by the burglar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Portland Caucuses
Favor denomination
Clark for Mayor

Portland. Nov 1E.-Mavar Charles
B Clarke. candidate for the Fourth
consecutive tine Eur the Republican
nomination tnr navur af Portland.
Carried every wacd II the c-ty a. To-
nights ci.1cuses. The other k.andi-
dates ware Sydney & La--zsoes. pres
idenI Of the Common Council ana
Freeman N Grant Z member Of the
stare senE-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Scotland Yard
to Quiz Vanderiiu

-fsntiuil- Nor. IA.-Tae ArneraczR
EN- hAsssT here WIS notified rodHr thar
Washington q. Taadsrztn- California
al ana INNING engineer vino -s-renrzr
was II Moscow. VIII be cIasear que<-
toned by the Intelligence department
Of Sr5tlRad Yard on his arrival in
Landun = the present plans Of the pp-
Ice ara CARRIED gut The antzdczc1nn
WIS gwen as 4 nEt-ar Of courtesy and
Is not gwen N Ike czses Of lesser
irrpTrr2-ra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern View England. Parity
psra-1re FRIDAY and SATURDAY..
Southern New England. Generally
far weather and moderate rsmPerz-
lures Friday and SG-zlrIsay.
Eastern New York Gener1lEiv
FAIR weather and rising tam E,sIzaElIr,ss
Fr1dHv and Safurtis-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Suffrage Alliance
Head OF for Eurupe

View Ts1r-k. TrV Zs-drz Carrie
Chapman Cart president III the later
national Woman Suffras= Alliance
ssaale7 f0r England IN Inc steamer
Adr1atsc asdzy - attend Eofrr-<tay
baHrd meeting a1 the alliance N L4an-
dun fsegznninr Ssv- 81 Mrs. Frefier-
ir.s Ft-ts1if.k-l-a zs.rtsre- nsssssd tlngt-ss;s
suffrage lender was d fellow aassssn-
s.1zr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19

The Atlantic cnAst s1ofTn aas
moved rapidly nurtheRsiway.d ann It's
center has PASSED beyond the field Of
observation.
The outlook IS far fair weather ana
rising temperature generally exist of
the mississippi F'f1GEv and Saturday
Winds north If Sandy Eoak viii
De moderate southwest and west. esir
weather Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
receivers Named
lW East Coast Co.

- Nov edward p. Nc
- - u -a-nhradge. General
A. c=t'slhals NJ New Turk.
ps-, ID. Ts,--In uf Portland
- ,'-''l''nnts-a ZaClia--v -sxs..s4--s nv
,a-. ia r,'uiT tucay Of me East
-i'it''s1es Companr. 1-r which
l. Eli 1--isl pf'c'rsaeings ware beEun
: ~'-nI Aatne- last ws.es.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Boston Forecast

Forecast 11r Baston and vicinity.
Generally fair weather. and moders17e
temperature FRIDAY and Saauraav
Moderate south west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-19
Faith WHILE WE REBUILD
AND REJECTION OF "CURES"
HARD|NC'S WORD TO PEOPLE.

Ringing Note of Confidence in Presi
dent-Elect's Homely Utterances at
New Orleans-Must Call Upon Old
Time Virtues of Thrift, Honesty
and Common Sense to Tide Over
Trying Times Ahead--South-
erners Cheer Senator, off for
Three Weeks Voyage to
Panama Canal Zone
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
CONCORD NOT DEAD

Mar. 13.-Very slow progress in
the way Of farming is being made
in this community.
Mr.. Steve Lee. OF this place, is
visiting relatives and friends in But
Ter County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Tones, of Chi
cago, ILL.,, is visiting relatives and
friends, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morris, OF
Livermore, will move to his fathers
Mr.. Thomas Morris, preparatory to
raising a crop.
Mr.. Joe Hagerman, formerly OF
this place, purchased a nice pair OF
mules from Mr.. Jeff Pickerel, re-
Gently.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Patton, Of this place, died and
was buried at Central Grove.
Mr.. Robert Vance, of near town
spent Friday night with Mr.. Ellie
Morris.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
CLEAR RUN REPORTS

James Kirk & Co. have purchas.
ed new grist mill and crusher
which they are operating near Tafy
Miss Posy Funk has accepted a
position as operator for the Cumb-
erland Telephone Co., at Owens
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Funk are the
proud parents of 8 lb. girl, Doro-
thy Hazel.
Mr.. E. c. Baird, Of Shinkle Chap
ell, was the guest Of his son, Mr..
Roscoe Baird, Friday night.
Miss Susye Raymond, who has
been visiting her sister, at -
returned to her home at Adaburg,
Friday.
Health in our community is very
good at present.
Mr.. Charlie Feemster, OF Sunny
dale, was the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Kate Funk, one day last week.
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Most everyone. in the neighbor.
hood has had flu, except Winsor
Smith and he probably would have
had it, but he staid under the bee
for three weeks.
Mr.. Mason Cain, our mail carrier
who has had the I'm, will be able tc
resume his work. Monday. Mr.
Lloyd Clark has been carrying the
mail in his place.
We have seen enough of Mr.
Ground Hogs weather. We are all
anxious to see Misses Blue Bird and
Robin appear.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-17
HANiLIN CHAPEL

Mr.. Sherman Smith, of Horton
has bought Mr.. Alfred Wallace's
farm, near here. Price 100000.
Mr.. Van Piskersi has Just re.
turned from business trip to Ow.
ensboro.
Mr.. l.. j. Piekerel, of this vicinity
sold a very nice pair Of mules to J
Y. Hagerman, of Hartford, KY, re.
Gently. A',YSs enlw'
Misses Tina and Vera Midkif
were guests of Miss Georgia Hager,
man, Sunday afternoon.
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McHENRY ON DECK

Mar. l5.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Nelson and children have 1u.
Mr.. Oscar Reed has Just recover
ed from a severe attack OF fiu.
Miss Frances Thorpe, Of Detroit.
Mich, has been visiting relatives
here.
Messrs. Walter Watson. Trubert
Autry and Clarence Ford left for
Akron, Ohio. to. work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Craddock
and some Of the children are on the
sick list. :.
Mrs. Aubry Vaughn Park. OF MD
way. who has bees pWeAding NC
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NARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
nRED TO LAY AND WHICH

With eighteen years experience
and constant attention to size, shape.
color and egg production. 1 feel
warrented in claiming a standard
Barred Plymouth Rock yard, and to
improve my Cock, / have just re-
ceived one of Holtsrman's "Aristo-
Gratis" from his yard at Fort Wayne,
Ind, for which l paid $500. This
bird is mated 70 IL selected hens
and will produce some wonderful
results. Eggs from this mating,
$2.OO for Is eggs.
also have 40 hens and 4 cock
erels of my own breeding, selected
and mated to produce splendid re-
suits. Eggs from this mating, ST.
25 for 10 eggs. $500 for 100 eggs.
Orders will be. filed in the order
they are received and eggs shipped
when desired.
Book your orders now and be
ready for early Matching.
Stf JOHN B. WILSON, Hartford, Ky.
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Henry Central Park Graded school,
suffered . very severe accident the
other day, while playing. In jump
ing, he broke his Les.
The McHenry Graded school was
highly entertained. last Friday, by
program prevented ~ enc Of the
High School societies. The Jolly
Testers"
The weather in this precinct has
been rather celd.
Mr.. Earl Shoulders, Of Midway,
visited McHenry, a few days ago.