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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
HOUSE ADOPTS G.0.P. PEACE RESOLUTION 3(ll
Fight to Cut Out All
Training Provisions
Voluntary Plan Of Training Youths
Adopted IS 70 S-No1e an compui-
sorry Provision Not Registered -
FINAL Action on Monday

Washington. April s-Compulsorv
military raining wass helred to-day
in the Senate and. after { plan for
voluntary training Of youths was
substituted Inthe arIEy reorganiza-
ton bill q fight was started 10 elm
mate tins ana strip the bill of all
training provisions. Final action
Went over until Monday.
The Senate voted 4s to 10 sub
sritute the voluntary for the COM
pElsory method. There Was no d.
req vote OF the compulsory plan
It's defeat was conceded ana, ID pro
vide for some method for training
American Youths. many advocates
of compulsory -ralnlng supported
the amendment Of Senator FreyIing-
huysen. republican. New Jersey, IN
cooperating The voluntary method.
Chairman WadSwor-h Of the mill
Lary committee gave notice that d
fight would be made 10 retain the
voluntary plan under which all
youths between Is and Is years Of
age could enlist for four months
training II any year they selected.
Upon concluding training they wsuld
enter the organized reserve fpr five
wears and during that period they
would he required 20 participate
twice IL annual -nansuovres lasting
two weeks.
In substituting the voluntary for
tbs compulsory training proTasiors,
80 republicans ana - democrats
supported 1he Freiiugnuysen amend
rnent. Seven republicans and TWO
democrats opposed the substitution.
The vote follows:
Tor voluntary training: Repubii-
cans-Borah. Calder. Capper, Colt.
Curarrins. Curtis. Dillingham;. Eli
irns. Cironus. Hale. Jones Washing
ton: Kellogg, Kenyon, LeIlrnuI.
Lodge. McNary. Nelson. Norris,
Page. Srnout, Spencer AND Warren
-
Democrats - Asi1urst. Beckha1n.
Chamberlain. Culberson, Dial. Gay,
Gerry. Glass, Gore. Harris, Harrison
Hitchcock. Kandrick. Kirby, Nickel
lar. NuEe,lt. Phalan. Pornerene.
2ansdel. Sheppard. Simmons Smith.
.Ar!zona Swanson and TralT1rel
-24
Total fort.
Against voIun1e1-y training: Re
-,,lhIicans - Brandege, heEes, Mo
C,E1rnner. Moses. New. Puindex1er.
wadswp-th-7.
Democrats - MYERS and PIttrnan
=
TOTAL aEpinsI-9.
OF senators ansent ana paired II
was announced thai SesAIors Ere
Tir1srluysen and watson. Indiana.
republicans. favored the voluntary
uiarl while Senator Mccormick. re
publican. Illinois. opposed i.
Advocates OF compulsory training
made a spirited final stand Senator
Chamberlain. de1noGSaI, Oregon. ae-
clared thai President Wilson advo-
Gated the bill but Senator Hitchcock
and Senator AChellar challenged
rht- statement.
The senate vote eliminated com
ptlspl~y military trimming from con-
si,ie-a-ion IN future development Of
he army reorganization bill, me
house hill has M training provisions.
curuuIlisorv or voluntary and the en-
fprced method. therefore. VIII not
corneb efore ltse cunferees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
$4,000 REBEL RAIL WORKERS OUT
FREIGHT BAN IN NUMBER OF CITIES
MOVE TO KILL UNION OFFICIALS SAY
Brotherhood Heads Acknowledge Inability to
Cope with Outlaws" In Appeal to Wash
ington-State Dept. Silent on Question of
Arrests - Rival Claims at Chicago = Claim
of Break in Ranks Met with Rebel" Asser-
ton Solid Front with New Union as Goal
NEW UNION sou CHIT


Chicago. April 9-A break IL the
unauthorized strike Of swItcnrneu
ana enginemen al Chicago where il
started nine days ago with & sunse-
queuI spread 20 2 number Of rail-
rpad cenIers. was announced LudAy
by A r Whitney, VICE president o1
The Brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men VINO conferred with q commit
1ee Of strikers from the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway.
The delegation was said 70 have
told MIR. Whitney that q vote would
he taken within = hours. Brother
hucd officers said that q number Of
strikers returned 10 work today and
predicted that the movement Of
freight IN the Chicago would oe near
normal by next week.
Leaders Of the insurgents SAID ths
strike was moi only not broken but
would be carried on until new Uu-
ion was completed.
Reports from rail cer1ers through
ON the country indicated that near
~ 10000 railroad men were on strike,
, Freight enpsrgoes were declared II
a number uf cities by officials u rail-
roads affected by the waIkouL.
Breaks II the Strike were reported ID
q few places.
More time ii which 10 break the
ID the Western Association OF Rail-
WAYS by the railroad bro1hertlueds
We wish 70 assure the railroads. wit
vnorn we lSTe contracts that It IS ou-
purpose 70 support Inc integrity Of these
CONTRACTS ny enoeavDrIuE 10 protect
Them 70 the fullest extent. II order thai
the public may not rs seriously tncon-
vfuienceG.'' the iette- said
Important developments Of the tfay
were the ordering Of Ell Investigation OF
rhe strike ny the Senate and an an
xounceZnert by ". Q. Lee. president Of
The brotherhood q Railroad Traiunen
mat me brotherhood would oppose ary
attempt 20 settle the walkoIIt ny meal
alton.
There is nothing 10 mediate with ttfe
insurgents, Mr.. Lee said. and his
night now IS 10 preserve the recognized
labor organization.
The strike had became Z clear cut
fight between the recognized -Rilroat
organ ,zaIiuns and the radical elernen.
NaIuons the railroad workers. brother
hood officers sand. The brothsrnood' :
assertion that freight traffic in Chicago
WAS SO per cent Of normal today was
coun1ered BY the rebels y repu-+ that
The tieup had become more nearly CON-
piete.
An optimistic statement Was issued
To-Day by the Western General Mana
gers Association composed of man
ayers Of all roads entering Chicago.
The strike IN Chicago showed M
further Improvement today" the state
rnenT said. An the railroads are hand
ling all their passenger and suburban
trains as usual. On several rail-ua ds
there WIS further increase II ths
number OF switching crews working
and on none Of the -oads was there q
decrease"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
German Govt.
Forces In Control
All Ruhr Region

The Hague. April s-The Runr
district IS virtually al n the hands
o. the German government forces
and shipments Of food into the
Rhine provinces are quite safe, az
corcfing 70 information from private
sources received by Dutch mer-
chants
The Neu Rotterdamsche Courant
SAYS the town authorities II Dues
seldorf have Eelegraphsd the Ger
man government saying that il is
not advisable for government troops
70 occupy Duesseldorf as the sirua-
ton is improving and thai the. 4eee
reds IN the CIfy. VIM have not yet
been disarIned might cause serious
damage in the event Of occupation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
CARELESS READING ORDERS
WITHEND RUN MAIN THOUGHT
CAUSE OF BIG ONAWA WRECK
Punle IIaes Decision Canadian Pacific Crash Last De-
reEnber When "a We're Killed and 70 Observation-Disclosures
ram Crew Ohsesed With Idea Making Run Within Is
iou1 Limlf-Iugemenf Warped Leading to Hurried and
fatal Misleading of Orders-Recnmmends Railway Install
automatic Block Signals

Tie -7uDiic Utilities Commission
p sscis1on declares thai the pr
III --us4 nf me wreck on the Ca
naa.1r Pacific Railway at onawa
s.aaor -Ja-. 70 lasI when the first
sae.io1 y freight train No. e cpl
.ueo WITH ms third section Of west
aoun1 passenger rain No. 80 was
~ understanding Of Order No.
= r- Tonuuctor J. a. Manuel and
-.agInee- William C. Bagley Of
rr1,- SO. = received at Murfziu. AS
-esu.- = ms accident - persons
as-. Hl.a4 ana 6 RECEIVED injuries.
on winch were Of serious ma
III. -ne commission recommends
.za- rs ~allway company install
..gtarua-Ie block signals. The de-
-lsror 81 rs n part:
'Ta- primary CAUSE Of this acci-
len- was ne MISUNDERSTANDING of
oruer 80. - ny Engineer Bagiey,
Conductor Mammal and Brakeman
tsa-c.rs~' says the decision II was
.ae pt2ir cuty IF eacn one of these
mel eat TINS proer caref uIly and
..-car-;} ETY. % KNOW and comprehend
Is meaning, ana 10 govern himself
a1ecrC.lr.y Each Of these mep is
-gi-t III ne grossesI careiessness
4uc ree. ireuce II 50 fatally niscuH-
e.-uIac MS urua-. The engineer and
.oacur-1. u course are principally
G fan ma more severely 10 be
1.4z4L R ms chief responsibility
vak i'd, -te-n ina upon them IN
-g4a uagrea WIS primarily imposed
n I.-E u safeguarding their own
-raH- M NJ nor sublecIiuE the peg
Is. utr, ne other train 10 such an
.~-- 3-nEa-. ou- Ffe brakeman TOO
~-S -u4t- wanting ii Z time when
l3- III opportunity 70 make good
-Et c e0--crt ms fatal error which
ai- sups-Jors mad made
5T o-he- circumstances appear
ms Sc wrlcn tend 70 explain,
-gaDucc -ufy 40 not excuse the
gnrue- - -nese men. apparently
=~sr' @1-: u the crew Of the first
,4e-c- u 80 e ana d large part Of
.zel- a.a-@~ was directed 10 the at
-smU- 10 MAKE their destination at
.rrearrl.js unc-ior Within the limit
%. -ra +-n0tr- Tsw
W. HaIeve mat their attention
7as distracted by this circumstance
e 9Hsluer1lnle degree, and that,
'a-caua. unconsciousiy ID them
serves -aa.r Judgment was warped
nc .ue.- 4c-ious were influenced
IN several orders issued IRkeH
,lge.a7~ .4ud % ne misleading For
4zs-,Die 1~uer No. IS. after giving
u. nun .a~s o4 the engines OF the
~7st SECTOR = Train NO. 80 AND the
sseoac s-c-lUr Of Train No 3s. re
cEes : ~nIa-es 10 the third section
O. ---.- 70 90 engine unknown
-@.s ,a-- mgr, readily cause mis-
-oneeD-o: " the number Of the
ran ~H:c--ed % IN the order. ana
-. a"ia.,.ue 7 his case shows Ihs-s
Gor-truea on Page 5-Soi. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Senate Orders Deep
Probe Newberry-
Ford Election

" ashlnEfor. April THE SENATE
elections committee today ordered a full
and immediate investigation Of the
Fnrn-Nev-berrE election by the sub-con-
Inlttee Of which SenEtor Watson. Rs-
publican, Indiana. Is chairman and
which was appointed for the purpose
of -ecourting the ballots east II Nicni-
Ean for both candidates.
The motion 10 extend ths sub-corn-
mites s authority, offered Try Senator
kenyon Republican. Iowa. directs q
full investigation Of al the charges.
counter charges. matters ana things"
involved in the contest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
BiddefOrd and
Portland Show
Gain In Population

Washington April 9.--PupJtiztioE sra
tis-ics announced ny the census bureau
TODAY inciudeet: Portland. Maine, 81 Iss:
Biddefn-d. Maine. ls.eeCg: Quincy. Mass,
s-.su
increases. Portland, 1e.6aas. or 81 usy
cert ever 1910. Biddeforri. u.s. or o. per
cent. Quincy. E.ss. or s649 per cert
Lancaster. uhin, l4.7as, increase 1sTz. y
Ia per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Begin Senate Probe
High Cost Shoes

nigh shoe prices Was begun to-day by
the Senate commerce committee with
%nason c. Welliver. 3 Washington cor
respondent, as the first witness. Bas-
ing MS testimony IN information re-
ceived from the Federal Trade Commits
sion and other sources, the witness DE-
clEred thai exorhitRn1 profits were be-
inb made IN the shoe trade. especially
De retailers Some form Of government
control ~ uriees was suggested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Maine Catholic
Bishop to Establish
Orphan Bows Home

Portland. Ne, April s-An AGRICULTURAL
schoul and horne for orphan boys Of
western Maine will ne established b.
Bishop louis s. Walsh az Dunstan.
Scarboro. where ne has purchased thu
Wayland. il was announced today il
VIII be known Is me 81. Louis Bows
Home.
The NayianG well known for Iu
shore dinners. has been pztruuized bv
summer visitors from I'll sections o.
The cou1ry. The property Includes -
acres 81 land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Daylight Saving
in Massachusetts,
Effective April 25

8oetur, April s.--Ihe uAEIIsht sASIIIs
fstI WIS signed ny Coy Coolidge TO-DAY.
II heccnes effective april =.
The act provides that standard rlIlle
IN Inns stsfe snail ne advanced on hour
go, A. M. OF the last Sunday IN April
in the current year and SHALL ne reLAro-
ed one hour al . a M on me iasl sun
ttay II October.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
KTTCHIN SUFFERS
STROKE AFTER
SPEECH IN HOUSE

Washington April 9.-Representative
kitctlin of North Carolina. Democratic
leader III the last Congress, suffered a
slight stroke OF paralysis on the right
side today SOON after delivering speech
IL the House opposing the Republican
peace resolution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
BOSTON MAYOR
SIGNS BILL FOR
SUNDAY SPORTS

Boston. April s--Baset2H, tennis. golt
ana other games NAV ne played legally
n TINS city next Sunday afternoon
Mayor Peters today signed tins city
councils bin accepting the provisions
n he new state Sunday sports law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

The outlook is for generally fair
weather Saturday and Sunday in the
states east OF the mississippi
No important temperature chan
yes are Indicated TOR the eastern
half of the country within the next
IS hours.
W;nds-Nurrh Of Sandy Hook:
Moderate west fair; Sandy Hook 10
Harterns: Moderate variable. most
" north fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
THE WEATHER
FAIR

4 Northern New England: Fair. con-
tinued cool Saturday and SUNDAY.
Southern New England anu East
trn New York: Fair SATURDAY. and
Sunday, continued cool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Belgium to Help
France in Occupation
CITY of Frankfort

CobleaZ. April st BY The Asso-
ciafed Observation-Disclosures WIS giv-
en today through the Belgian mill
tarv mission here Of the formal
participation Of Belgium II the
French action III occupying Frank
fort Belgium Is sending q oetaca-
rnent Of troops with the French 70
mark its cooperation. il Is an
uouncea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10

Cleveland. Ohio. April "A sign
ed statement was issued i.ere tonight
ny the chiefs Of the fuur big trans
porration protherhoods saying the
present strike Of switc.Irntn was or
lEInz1ed for the purpose Of Destroy
ing the brotherhood OF railroad train
men and the SwItcamenis Union Of
North America ana that the wage
demand later was inJected for the
purpose Of deceiving yrumen
throughout the country and promut-
.ng the one big union" idea
The statement follows:
The present strike If men enE2E-
50 II switching service vas origin
ated n Chicago ny q new orgariza-
ton that mas for rs .purTsose~tte de-
strucIlon Of Cne brotherhood Of Rail
road TraIuTnen and the Swithct-
Ineu's Union, ana haG nothing 70 DO
with the wage question After TINS
strike was instituted for tins purpose,
the leaders II the new organization
then injected the wage question for
ths sole purpose Of Geceiving the
vardmen throughout Lhe United
States and promoting the one bls
union" IDEA. There ran Dc no settle
nenT of pending wage questions
while TINS Illegal action continues,
We insist That every member Of
these brotherhood do everything
within their power TO preserve their
existing contracts, which # abro-
gated may take years 10 rebuild The
laws of all these organizations pro
v1de penalties for members engaging
II the Illegal strikes and these pen
Rlties Will ne enforced.
(Signec)
L. Z SHEPPARD.
President 81 Railroad Order.
". q. LEE.
President o1 Railroad Tralnmen
". s. STONE.
Grand Chief Engineer. brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers.
". =. CARTER,
President Brotherhood Locomotive
F'irernen and EnEIne1ner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Jail for Contempt
Head of Coal
Miners of Kansas

Pfttsburg, Kas.. April s.-AiszGniIer
Howa1, president o. the Kansas coal
miners. was sentenced 10 jail for COR
tempt Of court by Judge Andrew J. Cur
ran Of the Crawford county dis--ic,
court today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
Germany to Hold
france Accountable
Safety of Frankfort

a7Iz, .u~i, e.-Dr. von Mayer the
.F-rlar a.rre d'a1airs ms HANDED
1rzm.c- Nilierand & note from the
-@---lar -,7s-erulneut declaring tfia1
'--1ar~ VIII hold France respon-
~ .a~ rs Consequences OF violent
--.-eE.s = Frankfort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
5rsron FORECAST

Forecast for Boston anIs~~viciuity:
Fair Saturday and Sunday; con
tinued cuul: gentle 10 moderate
shifting winds. mostly west and
ss,Fft Invest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
LOS

BLACK TRAVELLING BAG.
% ne road between Augusta
ano Naterville. Reward TO
ilnaer.
telephone,
ElmwOOd Hotel.
Waferville
as1llu. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-10
BLOW AT BROTHERHOOD

Cleveland. 0tia. april 9.--Berween
1.50B ana 1900 workers from AL
branches Of the service employed or
the nine railroads entering Cleve-
land, voted tonight 70 form new
organization 70 ne called me CIeve-
land Yard Mems Association ana 10
DE affiliated with the striking switch
men IN Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
WELLSBURG

WcIlsbure. W. Va, July S.-No et-
fort has; been made TO have the "ooi IA
Brook county pooled for sal" ncSdu
Of inc fact thcr" IS an insuihclchss
quantity at present. the nuniper
sheep owners in this county IS w
few. whereas only few HrarS "Gu' t',r
raising Of sheep WAS engaged IN en-
,ensiy,ly Dogs caused many farmers
to abandon This business.
Entertaius Office Force.
Members Of the Ofiic" force AT tme
county assessors ofhce were ch.cl =
cd nj dinner on Wednesday,, by Mr, anu
Mrs Henry Wells. at their hospitao o.,
w n%m'' MISS H' Belle Tc" Henry. MISS verda
Patterson. Harley X. Elson: Paul BicN-
rrstnfr 8. 4, carter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wells.
Work on the new Crawford nuIIn.ne
is progressing. although somc"I 'a -
SLOWLY. Tnravorablc weather has 70 4
largo er+cnr held up the work. while
lack Of material and labor also con
tinucs 10 be a factor rctarinG me CON-
strlrtion Of tho building.
Clearing Up. It..
Unless another ram comes, ~
meantime. buffalo creek VIII pc .t
good condition for hshins DH Va ,,Ia =.
The heavy rains Of the past week pIStS
I'd havoc with this popular mecca i'r
fishermen.
II now looks as If WcllShurE VIII pc
without a public bathing beach for the
nre.cnt summer season. All efforts 81
George Davidson 10 form A company
operate the beach have mot win Iat!,
urc and the undertaking IS TO" nuCL'
for Mr.. Davidson alone IN r"nncctl"in
with his present duties at the StorcN
bakery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09
MOUNDSV|LLE.
news
OPEN CHAUTAUQUA
At MOUNDSV|LLE
TIE DUNBAR BELL RINGE Rs AND
LEWIS EDWIN YORK ATTRAC-
T1oNS PoR FIRST DAY.
Populnr Young HArshall County Teacher
And salem Girl Married.

To-day is the frst day OF tho Rcdpath
Chantauoua. which Will he held at the
Park Theatre. The program will start
This afternoon with fun concert by
the Dunba~ Singing Rcll Ringers and
the cNenina's program will be con-
cert followed by lecture. a Prince
There Is" b. Lewis Edwin York. Supt.
Deane Ricketts, arrived yesterday and
has everything in readiness for tho
weeks program.
Tho advance sale OF tickets. which
was carried on under nine captains. as
sisted by twenty girls. has been very
large. and every one Is looking forward
To a pleasant and profitable week Of en-
tertainmcnt. Local people who heard
the Sunday program Z BuCkhannon
last Sunday say that IL was excellent
and they ar" anxious 10 hear the rest
Of the program.
Miner Killed.
Henry Morrison. young man rm-
rloyed at the Glendale mine. was in
stantiy killed Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock when caught under fall Of
stone at tire mine His head and tho
upper par1 Of his body were badly crush
cd and fellow miners who rushed to his
aid were unable TO IN tho stone from
his body until after nc was dead. Tho
body WAS taken TO lutcS' 'morRuc and
prepared for burial
Little was known Of the young man
except that he stayed al the home Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-09

rN"n'0= ard Il luncheon WAS served ~
IN" hostess
Rev 'i"orEr ". hyrn%r, r r,S'',,r o,' -
! church wi! preach - E"w"r'h l.'N.
B"'h, sda neat SUNDAY Nit"rn""u ~ "
c'rIock Durluc tin park season \,
Erlh"Sd.t An uU'-ut.:uWn MINIS wa
preach s 81, n Iu AsUba, t'; roaay
Tho F"d.'dt Asphalt company '"d"'
viii begin IN" work Of spreading as
rhaIt ON Union street. near the M'MN,
hon crCCk. Yesterday gang 81 mn
was busy rut;tnS down a binder rtcP'F-
at"rN 10 having me asphalt SPF'd"'
Picnic Today,
\ r.rnt. vii h" Md at icorEe"'
grove. Ia ,rw r"whatan today nnH"r "a"
ausr.rcs 80 ia, ru."red Mason" olun
Of mas ,.y Many local people WI
cnj", IN" event. Tn" trip {" and from
thu. grove W.ll h" mad" on the steamer
Picnic Monday.
Thu Lady rrn ,"dE" IF TINS 'I'h '"
hold. - annual pIrnl" On M"ndAN al u.
kevser orchard. Shadysid'. tn ""I
promises - l." an enjoyable rn".. \
baskr, dinner At noon viii I've feature.
Lightning Hits House.
\ house owned 10y Ainr"da Strahl on
Washington street and occupied by
family ny thu nam" 81 triCr was S''uSN
~ lightning LAST night, NJ N'' '"
partm,-.t was called hUt there was littr
damnC".
Ea!.vr krals'. the w'll known , ni"n
stree; harht~ is seriously Ill at his
hon" at tn present time. .., .-,.-
H"rhcr' l.. Eern"tt has returned fr";I
a visit 1T RurkcYc Lake. columbus ana
uihrr central NhiN points.
ru."tln. ~ SlNHr'"" post g. y. i.
was hold at IN" CIV hui'd'mE 'Att n'S|'
ana routine matters gwen H,t"ntNh;
Robert Underwood ut THIRTY mir"
strc,,; WHO waS shot III N" @y" with
blank cartridge. - llHTr"N .nE
Murray. "lEhl.Ncar-"Id son ~ Mr.
and Mr. O''u simpson ~ kiN"rNlc":
who suffered SiEht '"n"uSsi"n ~
tn bran IN falI IS ,mpr"N'nE
The Tract .un company NIS a tore" 10y
mon at wurk u"r" r r,h'IuE >"ln' ran"
and doing rth,r work.
Mr. and M. Walter h"arS't'I q,
North Guernsey street ar" N.N.tIuS al
Atlantic city and Ihcr EASTERN points
Members It the Kings Business hlr;
lass rr tn" r.rsr E"t"rm'd 'hur'h,
were entertained last n;gAi nj N" nom"
Of Mrs t'"S Moor" 1T NcS' Wheel NJ.
\ son has been horn I" Mr.. ana MIS-
Charles Porter nf South Rcliairc.
Members Of the Theta Shrin" cum
wrrc entertained last night ny Mss
H"nrtG.r Wallace Mt her nom" On NO.
bio street