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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
CHICAGAI CALI PRITRUK-
TT MAISTO IR KURO.
Streikan iseina lokomctivQ
inzinieriai If peckuriai.

BegiQ sulSiotoju streikas
ant gelezinkeliq tesiasi. Prize
jq streiko prisideda dar To-
komotivq inzinieriai If pee
kuriai.
Kuomet sustreikuos pasta
rieji, tuomet ne tik stockyar-
duose nebus darbo, bet If Vi
sal Cnicagai gales pritrukti
maisto ir kuro.
Siandie stockyarduose ne
turi darbo daugiau 10000
darbininkp. Neatvezama 'N-
tektinai galvijQ. Negalima
gelezinkeliais isvezioti svie-
zios mesos i aplinkinius mics
telius.
SkerdyklQ kompanijos kol
turi mesos, Sta isvezioja au-
tomobiliais (truckais). Auto
mobiliais mesa siunciama j
Waukegan, Gary il dar to-
liaus.
Bet taip kasdien negales but.
Jei streikas ant gelezinkeliQ
prasitestQ nors desimti die
nu, tuomet prisieitu uzdaryti
visas CALVIN skerdyklq lstai-
gas.
Railroad Brotherhood orga-
nizacija darbuojasi kaip nors
papildyti streikuojaneiQ begiq
sukiotojq vietas. II nuolat
tvirtiina, kad streikas veikiai
busias sutruskintas, mes jis
nelegalis.
Bet streikas Wis labjaus
pleciasi If visos gelezinkeliu
linijos suparalizuotos. Trauki-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
10000 DarbininkQ Neturi
Darbo Stockyarduose

Mai ateina If iSSeina' tik tiesio-
giniais gelezinkeliQ begiais.
LokomotivQ inzinieriai, a
not ju praneSimo, nestreikuo-
ia, tik laikinai pertrauke
darba su tikslu .stipriau susi-
organizucti union. Ir sakosi
jie dar nepadave kompanijoms
jokiu reikalavimQ. Tai pada-
rysia susiorganizave.
Is Buffalo, N. Y, st. Louis,
Mo-, il is kitu miestQ prane-
Sama, kad ir tenai ant kai-llu-
riu gelezinkeliu linijq sustrel-
kaye begiq sukiotojai. Darbl-
ninkai neklauso organzaciJos
valdybos. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
S. vALsTIJos TYLI APIE
PRANCUZU vEIKIMA.

Washington, bal. 8. Pran-
cuzijjos vyriausybes eia per
savo ambasadoriu paklause
suv. .Valstiju vyriausybes
nuomones apie prancuzq vel
kima Vokietijoj.
Bet S. Valstijp valstybes
departamente pasakyta, kad
tame klausime vyriausybe ne
isreiks jokios nuomones. Sake,
vyriausybe nusprendusi uz-
init pasalinio temytoio pozi-
cija, neEiurint to, ar tas pa
tiks prancuzams, ar ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
Reikalauja globos.

Serzantas sake, kad raudo-
neji armiia praloSusi kova,
mes vaikiSkai pasitikejusi Wy
riausybes pazadejimais. Bet,
sake, dar nepasiduosianti IL
kovosianti prizes nilitaristus.
Sake, visa raudonosios ar
mijos Willis palikusi Anglijoje
il Suv. Valstijose. saukiasi
tad raudonieji anglq il anne
rikonu paimti juos savo glo-
ben. saukiasi, kad anglai II
amerikonai kuoveikiaus oku-
puotu Ruhr apskriti il juos
apgintQ nuo militaristu. Mes
tie, sake, juos visus iszudysia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
konstantinopolYj Nuzudytas
RusQ GeneroIas

ninkas, Pirm keliq dienp jis.
buvo pasitraukes is tos vietos.
10 vieta stabe uz6me gen.
Mokrov.
Krimo kariuomenes komen-
dantu ligSiol buvo gen. SlIill-
ing. Dabar jis atsisak6 is tos
yietos.
Po Romanovskio nuzudymo
gen. Denikinas pasislep6 an
glp laivan.
Bolsevikai pazangiuoja.
Kaukazo Some bolSevika
smarkiai pazangiuoja an.
Azerbaidjan il Georgia. Nuo
Petrovsko ties Kaspijos jure-
mis- jie nuzygiavo ligi Der
bent, ties Baku gelezinkeliu.
Be to, bolSevikai smarkiai
Varosi isiIgai gelezinkelio nuo
Armavri i Tuapie, sekanti
svarbu JuodQjq juriq uostq,
pietuose nuo Novorosiisko.
Dono If Kubaniaus kazokai
kaujasi su bolSevikais Tuapie
apylinkdse. Tuapie kazokai,
sakoma, nepaduosia. Moterys
su vaikais iSvezamos i Teodo-
zijq.
Kazokai nori padaryti taika
su Haliaja rusu armija, kurl
koiItftasstoja JuottQjq jurlq
provincijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
SUSEKTAS NAUJAS SUO-
KALBIS VOKIETIJOJE.
siuo kartu suokalbin ineina ir
Ludendorffas.

Berlynas, bal. S.-Vakar eia
paskelbta, jog Bavarijos sosti-
n&j Muniche susektaS platus
militarinis vokieciu suokalbis,
panaSus j buvusi militaristQ
Suokalbi Berlyne.
Suokalbio plenuose be kitko
buvo zinoma generola Luden-
dorffa apSaukti Bavarijos dix
tatorium, gi Dr.. Helm civiliu
il ekonominiu tos Sales valdy-
tojum.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
FoRDAS sU AUToMoBI-
LIA1S INETs ANGL1-
JON.
Netoli Londono nori pirkti j.
staigas.

Londonas, bal. 8. Laik-
raStis Evening News praneSa,
jog j. Pierpont Morgan il
Henry Ford is Americas An
glijos vyriausybei jau pasiple
30 milijonq qolieriq w Great
Slough Motor istaigas. Tos i
staigos yra uz 20 myliu nuo
Londono il uzima 600 akrQ
zemGs plotus.
Jiedu tose istaigose nori
praplesti gaminima automo-
biliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY.
MO zENKLELIUS W.S.S.).

militaristas, jis NUNS atsake
nieko nezinas apie uzpuolima.
Mes nesame bo!sevikai,
bet toxic LAT apsiginklaye
darbininkai, katrie nugalejo
Kappa If ligSiol kovoja prizes
monarchistuS.
"Taippat mes ne teroristai.
Tiesa, vietomis pasitaikG rlz-
puldin6jimq If plesimu. Bet,
man isakius, tas sustabdyta. .
Denpncijuoja vyriausybe.
Toliaus tasai serzantas,
raudonosios armijos vadas, pa
sakojo gals prirodyti, jog
Noskei vadovaWant buVus
pagaminta 100000 vokiecill
ar1nija, kuri turejusi visokios
rqSies ginklq. Daugeli armo-
tn vokieciai militaristai turi
ikase zemen.
"Dabar mjHtaristQ plenai
yra kontroliuoti vyriausybe su
grazinus valdzion minister
Noske IL ruosties atgaivinti
monarchija il NJ poroS metq
uzpulti Prancuzija, pirmiaus
apsidraudzius prieS anglus-a-
merikonus", pasakojo serzan-
fac
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
NEDAUG DAVE SALES
"APSAUSINIMUI.

Detroit, Mich, bal. 9. :
Milijonierius John D. Rookie
feller, .ir., Gia prisipazino, kad
-iis SUI savo tevu Sales zap
sausinimui" dawes tiktai
$32O,000.
Jis ta pasak6 nugirdes tvir-
tinimQ, buk jiedu prohibicijos
reikalais iSleidusiu ligi 80 mi
lijonp dolieriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
CRANE IsKELIAUS KIM
JON BAL. 90.

Washington, bal. 9. : Pas
kirtas S. Valstiju pasiuntiniu
Kiniion Charles R. Crane uz-
vakaf sveeiavosis Baltuose.Ru-
muose. Jis Kinijon iSkeliaus
balandzio 90 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
KAIP GREET PREZIDEN.
TAs APIEIsIAs WA
sHINGToNA.

Washington, bal. 9. : Cia
pranesta, kad prezidentas
Wilsonas po ligos zymiai svei-
kstqs. Vasaros atostogoms ]
Woods Hole, Mass, sakoma,
persikelsias ar tik ne geguzes
pradzioje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
T zMONES NUzUDYTA IR
DAUGELIS SUzEIS-
IA.
Tsakyta Saudyti nepaklusniuo-
sius voheGius.

Frankfort, Nokietija, bal
s. = 3 vyrai vOkieciai, ; mo.
tervS ir vienaS vaikaS nuzu
dytaS Gia SchiIlerplatze prize.
Sai~ Imperial vicSbutl, kuO.
met prancuzQ kolionijQ ka.
riuOment, mOrokk6nai, pa,
pliupa Sovt i SuSirinkuSiq il
nerimaujancia vokieGiQ civi,
IiQ miniQ. Be 10, daugeliS vo-
kieGiu >uzeiSta.
Imperial vieSbutyi yra mi,
litarint prancuzQ >tovykIa
VieSbucio prieangin inGjo vo-
kieciQ at<argos armiios Off
cieraS ir tmG >kQ>tieS, kad ]!
prancuzai oficierai apmuSe.
TuojauS po'to prie$aiS SieS-
butt SuSi.inko zmOniQ minia
PasigirdO grmojimQ prizes
prancuzu>. PaSigirdo reika-
lavimu submit il nubausti
prancuzuS oficierus uz ~
ziaurQ apsiejimQ.
Vie>bucio prieSakyj karei-
viQ sargyboS vadas m6gino
miniQ numalSinti il iSskirSty-
ii. Kuomet tas negelb6io, J.
Sakyta kareiviamS Sauti.
Pc to minia nuo vieSbuciC
at<imet6. Bet kitose gatv6Se
padttiS paarS&jo taip, kad
prancuzai buvo priverSti gat-
vtSna paleiSti tanka> il kai-
kurioSe vietose padauginti
skaitliu kulkasvaidziQ.
Didis. vokieciu. uzsidegimas
Pc tQ zudymQ pasklido Ii
MOS, kad mieSte vOkieciaI
nuHude kelis prancuzQ karel-
vius. Sakoma. du kareiviu at,
rasta upGje Mainz. Bet tos Il
MOS ligSiol nepatvirtintos.
VokieGiQ inirtimas~ prizes
prancuzus neapSakOmas.
Burgomasteris Yoigt klau,
stsi prancuzQ leidimo pas,
kelbti ] mieSto gyventojuS
proklemacijq, kad jie ramiai
apsleltQ. Bet mllltarlne pran:
cuzu valdzia neleido tQ da,
ryti.
Prancuzai teiSinasi, kaC
vokieGiQ minia buvo kurstoms
prieSprancuziSkQ propagandis.
tn. Kad sukurstyti vOkieeia5
izeide il paSiep6 prancuzus
oficieruS. We kodel prizes mi
nia pavartOti ginklai.
Prancuzu kariuOmenes ko
mendantas Gia, gen. Gende.
metz, tieSiog sake, kad aplin
kyb6s privert6 Sauti j vokie
Gip minia.
Isakyta saudyti.
Vakar vakare is prancuzr
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
R1NKIMAI voKIET1JoS
PARLAMENTAN.

Berlynas, bal. s. Yokietijos
yidujiniu reikalu minister's
paskelbe, kad parlamentan at
Stow rinkhmai iyyks ateinan-
clio birzelio 6 diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
Isakyta saudyti.

Vakar vakare is prancuzQ
stovyklos paskelbta isakymas
praneuzQ kariuomenei Saudy-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-09
DENIKINO VIETA UzEME
WRANGEL.
Nuzudytas rusu gen.
Romanovskii.

Konstantinopolis, bal. s.
RusQ laisyanoriQ armijos ko-
mendantas, gen. Wrangel, SUI
tiko uzimti vieta gen. Deniki-
no, vyriausiojo prieSbolseviki-
niQ rusQ armiju vado.
Gen. Wrangel yra norvegas
ir Smarkaus pobudzio. Pasa-
kojama, kad kartais jis gall
dar atgaivinti, padauginti il
sustiprinti sunaikintas prizes
Z >bolSevikines armijas If uzduo-
ii smugi bolsevikams.
Kuone visi vyresnieji rusu
armijos generolai cia suvazia-
We. Talllininkai paraglna gen.
Wrangel tuojaus keliauti Kri-
man If atgaivinti veikima
prizes bolSevikus.
Nuzudytas generolas.
Ana dienq rusu ambassador
atrastas nuzHdytas rusQ gene
rolas Romanovskii, kurls cia
vos tik buvo atkeliaves is pie
tines Rusiios. Nei priezast7s,
nei pilltadariai nezinomi,
Gen. Romanoyskii buvo bu-
YES gen. Denikino stabo virsi-
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10

Call Seicrest Brothers and have
them settle your electrical troubles,
We do electrical wiring. 50.o1p
WANTED-Girl or woman for gen
erau housework. Good wages to
party who is competent. Address IN"
care Independent: state wages.
\ BARGAIN-S0 acres miles from
Delta, one and n half miles from beet
dump; good improvements; private
water right: is head of cattle: 3 hors-
es harness, wagons. machinery. Price
$4,000. Terms on part Going away
and must sell. Box 572. Delta. 50-1p
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For i'm
proved property near Delta: l2O
acres dairy or stock ranch 5 miles
from Cedaredgc. 80 acres farm land.
no rock: paid up water right: fenced;
good Improvement. blue grass mas
ture. Address &c" Care !ria BEND
ent ~ .p
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
BUSINESS LOCALS
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4 FOR sALE-Five room house;
1900 In cash, rest on terms See f.
II. Van Deventer. 4952c
FOR SALE. CHEAP-Rod heifer
with white face. Two years old; be
fresh in March. See Ernest Latimer,
North Delta. 49-5 lp
WANTED-Plain sewing. Mrs, Nora
Ward Third and Kellogg. A9.Flp
wANTED-On to three girls to
dip chocolates Mt Peterson's Candy
store 49-50c
STRAYED-Red muley COW; brand
ed "swastika cross" on left hip; ras
white spot in forehead. $500 re-
ward for Information leading to re-
covery Phone 1910. Cedaredge. ]. T.
Dawson. 49.50c
LOST-Leather Jumper between
Jackson beet dump and house. Reward
1this office. 49-5op.
AGENTS WANTED IN DELTA
Sell the original Watkins remedies.
spices. extracts. etc. Necessities and
repeaters. All spare time. Write Wat
n,kins Co. 5s winona, MINI. 49'5op.
WANTED Furnished house or
rooms for light housekeeping, II. NJ.
Nixon. Delta, Colo. cop
LOST-Novembe t6, oil OF bedding
of OF truck, between Delta and Hotch-
kiss. Reward. Call ~ Hotchkiss. bop
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Card Of Thanks

We wish to. express our sincere
thanks to all those kind friends and
neighbors who offered comfort and
consolation during the recent trial in
the loss Of our dear husband, father
and brother: also for the beautiful
floral offerings. Especially do we
thank Miss Matte Keeler. the nurse.
for her faithhalness throughout the
season Of sorrow.-Mrs. G. 8. Heren-
deem and family: N. N. Herendeen:
J. r. Herendeen; Elizabeth Heren-
deem. Soc
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
. . . . o . . . . . . . . . .
. SOCIETY .
80 . . . 9 . = . . . . .

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cade had a
very pleasant surprize Sunday when
number of friends came in uneX
peo;edly. The ladies served splen
did dinner which they had brought
with them all ready prepared, and
everyone enjoyed it to the utmost
Il The occasion was Mrs. Cade's I2nd
birthday. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Beach; Miss Rosella
Beach; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Beach
and little daughters; and Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Beach and little son. Mrs. Cade
and her brother. E. S. Beach are the
only living members of their fathers $
family and these little gatherings
gladden. their hearts as they journey
along on the shady side of life's high
way.
Mrs. Tucker was hostess to the F,
F. club at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Marion Jungbluth, on Garnet
mesa. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mortimer Stone will enter
tain at a 1870 o'clock luncheon tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs w. G. Hillman entertained the
members of the Friday Fancy Work
club Friday.
The Catholic Ladies' Altar society
will give a card party Friday even
ing. December nth at Elks' hall and
all are invited The tickets will be soc
each.
The Junior class Is preparing play
to be given at the Colonial theatre
next Wednesday evening. December
18th. The play is known as Miss
Somebody Else" and promises splen
did evenings entertainment. There is
a wealth of talent in our high school
and the students deserve your sup
port Reserve next Wednesday even
ing for the class play.
Mrs. A. r. Parry entertained her
Sunday School class Monday evening
to the number OF twenty, at hand |
appointed turkey dinner The
hoys enjoyed the affair to the fullest
extent
The Shakespeare club held an In
terestinc meeting at the home of Mrs. |
Charles Nutter on December 1st. The |
discussion for the day was led by !
Mrs. Dav and was full OF interest |
The Question was: "Is there danger !
to Nation when its people crave
constant amusement'"
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regular County Teachers ex-
nminations will be held In Delta at
the County Court House and in Hotch-
kiss at the High school building on
December 16 and II. Those caring to
take the same will please notify the
office OF the County Superintendent
of Schools at once.
Examinations open from s o'clock to
1000 a. IN.
GRACE CUMMINGS,
Co. Supt. OF Schools.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
For Sale

For Sale
7-room modern house. close in; fine
lawn shade, all furniture. Price, ss..
900; terms.
Several stock and hay, potato,
onion, fruit farms. $4,000 to $17,5OO;
close in.
2-lot corner cottage. $500.
5.room modern, s2.S5O; terms.
5-room brick, s1,500.
so acres fine red land, $75 per
acre; close in.
40 acres alfalfa, Ash Mesa. $4,000.
12O acres in hay, cottage $4,000.
acres. 6-room cottage. $3.250;
terms. E. s. coReiN,
Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Births

To Mr.. and Mrs. RI. NJ. Mcdonald,
Of Garnet Mesa, on Friday. December
I'd. son was born
A daughter was born to Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Rlumberg Of Delta, on We'd
uesday. December Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Smith OF Delta
have a baby girl born Wednesday
December Sth.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Chancellor euehteI Reslans.

Announcement was made Wednes-
day that Henry A. Buchtel. for twen-
ty-one years chancellor of the Denver
University had resigned, effective
January l. Dr. Buchtel is 7S years of
age and in failing health. His sue
cessor has not yet been named.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
w. r. C. HOLDS ANNUAL
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

At the regular meeting of the
woman's Relief corps held wednes'
day afternoon, the following were
elected officers to serve for the com
ing year:
Lois l. Kelso. president: Nettie
Brewer. Senior vice: Priscilla Black
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10

TURKEYS-27c per pound for live
turkeys. Blair's Feed Store. SOD
WANTED-Horses to pasture Call
Coop. Phone $50. 50c
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10

EVE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
DIR. Kalmen c. Sapero, the eminent
Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat specialist
will be at the Delta House on Tues
day. December 21st. Concultation and
examination for glasses free.
The Delta independent., 1920-12-10
Hardin8-Raber Drug Co.

burn. Junior vice; Flora Jacobs, Chap
lain; Isis Charlesworth. Treasurer:
Hazel Wear, Conductress: May Craw-
ley. Guard.
The Republican journal., 1920-05-27

Mrs. j. C. Durham, secretary of the
local Red Cross, has about five pounds of
yarn, recently returned from one of the
county branches, that is offered for sale.
COMMUNITY CHAUTAUQUA Carl H.
Turner, assistant general manager, was
in Belfast Tuesday evening and at spe-
cial meeting of the guarantors at Memo
rial Hall outlined this years program to
be given in five days, July 81 Is on
School Common, The attractions are all
new and of the highest grade, including
five lectures by men of national and in
ternational reputation. The seasons
ticket is only $500 with 20 cents war tax.
The advertisements of the events will be
given in The Journal, The following or
ganization was compieted President, V.
A. Simmons; vice presidents, VIM. L.
Luce and Maude E. Barker; secretary,
Miss Mildred M. Slater; treasurer, Miss
Isabel CHM; tickets, Norman A. Read,
Miss Annie L. Barr and Mrs. j. c. Dur
ham; advertising, A. P. Goodhue, Arthur
Richie and Rev. c. w. Martin; grounds,
l.. B. Thompson and M. R. Whitcomb;
Junior Chautauqua, Supt, E. E. Roderick,
The Republican journal., 1920-05-27

Leroy A. Coombs has begun construc-
uon on thirty eight foot power boat for
Norman White of Saturday Cove
Every pleasant afternoon some of the
school teachers and their classes are re-
aea[slng on the city lot on Congress ST.,
Tor the Centennial Historic Pageant, to
be given there Friday evening, June 4th.
Inc children are humming their parts as
they are busy about their plays. They
are anticipating pleasure at the pageant
and Will at the same time give pleasure.
In speaking of the character of Column
BUS, one little lad was heard to say: "We
nave dandy, big Columbus and he has
peach of a suit"
The chorus rehearsal Of The music for
the hnox- Waldo Festival held in the
Armory Friday forenoon could be heard
DOCKS away. The following schools are
represented: Belfast, Brooks, Camden,
FRANKFORT. Freedom, Islesboro, Liberty,
Morrlll, North Haven, Rockland, Rock
port, Searsport, Searsmont, Thomaston,
Union, Unity, Vinalhaven, Warren and
Wlnterport. The Festival will take place
IN the Armoryin this city tomorrow, Fri
day, evening. The admission is IS cents;
reserved seats SO cents. The reserved
seat tickets may be exchanged at the
Armory this, Thursday, afternoon from S
to O'Clock The following program is a
fine one:
Heed
Chorus-a. The Navy Won Suppe
b. The Army Jakabowski
C. The Anvil Chorus Verdi
Quartet-Come Where the Lilies Bloom,
Misses Head and Roberts, Messrs. Buzz
zell and Havener OF Belfast
Chorus-Estudiantin Lacome
Soprano Solo-know'st Thou That Fair
Land? Thomas
Alice Ke,ne of Camden.
Chorus-Almoud Blossom Pestalozza
Soprano duet-Go, Pretty Rose. Marzials
LOIS Patterson and Adelaide Kimball of
Rockland
Boys and Chorus-Song of the Armorer
Nevin
Orchestra-Dream of Spring Flath
PART II.
Girls-Morn Rise Czibulka
Baritone Solo-The Two Grenadiers
Schubert
Ralph Oxton of Thomaston
Chorus-Love's Old Sweet Song Molloy
Violin Solo-Andante, Seventh Concer-
to de Berot
Louis Langman of Camden
Lorraine Came
Soprano Solo-In l. lac Time Steere
Evelyn Lord of Rockland
Chorus-PiiGrimS' Chorus Wagner
Contralto Soo-The Night Has A Thous-
and Eyes
Charlotte knowlton of Belfast
Orchestra-litania Hildreth
Chorus-a. State of Maine Edwards
b. Defend America Hadley
The Republican journal., 1920-05-27
Emma White Barker Tent. d. of "

Emma White Barker Tent, D. of w..
had whist party in Memorial Hall
Thursday evening with Mrs. Della H.
Frisbee, hostess. There were ten tables
The prizes were won by Mrs. G. B. Mar
sano, Mrs. Rose D. Sprague, Mrs. Myra
S. Dutch and Matte L. Knowlton. Re.
freshments were served.
E. r. Colson of East Belfast was IN
! danger Of losing his mill last Thursday,
through the carelessness Of party in an
auto who dropped lighted match or
/ cigar butt in the sawdust and shavinPs
near the mill The fire had run nearly to
i the mill when discovered by some neigh
bors who assisted Mr. Colson in extin-
! gushing it.
| The GIRLS HOME. On page two of
/ this issue is given in full the report of
Mrs Craig read at the annual meeting.
In addition to the election of the regular
officers Mrs. Ben Hazeltine was made a
member of the board to succeed Miss
Caroline E. White deceased. John r,
Dunton, Edward Evans and Norman Sta
pies were made the real estate commit
| tee.
Men from the Fire Department were
count of fire in the woods on the F. S.
Slavery farm in East Belfast. The fire
caught in the VIM. R. Mason pasture and
spread rapidly to the woods. The camp
belonging to George Jones was DESTROYED.
Mr. Slavery lost some of his timber and
but for the assistance of the fremen
would have met with a serious loss.
Emma White Barker Tent, D. of v.
held a memorial service Wednesday
evening for their deceased member, Mrs
Florence Sargent Cook, who died May
18th. The ritual was by the Pres, Mrs.
Annie H. Jellison, senior vice, Mrs. Ethel
5. Whiting and junior vice, Mrs. Dora J.
Bridges. Prayer was offered by Mrs
Emma R. Brown. The Ten. joined in
singing Nearer My God to Thee. The
remarks were given by Mrs. Annie NJ
Frost. The flag salute was given by the
Tent and the exercises closed with Amer
lea.
M. J. Mullin of Pittsturg, Penn, &C
companied by his sailing master Capt
Scully, arrived Saturday and were regis
tered at the Windsor Hotel Mr.. Mullin
came to see his pleasure boat, the hand
some "Pit Pen," built the past winter by
Leroy A. Coombs and launched Sunday.
She is forty feet long and cost about S12,-
900. Her name was coined from her
owners city and State, the first three
letters in each Sunday she made her
maiden trip to Bangor to take Mr.. MulIin
to the night express on his way home.
Mr.. Mullin gave launching dinner Sun
day at the Windsor Hotel, when covers
were laid for eight. The table was CEN
tered with floral boat bearing the name
of the boat on broad white satin ribbon.
Tinker's orchestra of Bangor furnished
music.
The Republican journal., 1920-05-27
The News of Belfast
<rw ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tho >s.-,port National Bank publishes
...-sm-r condition.
5-.e ID Jones advertises the recent
-. ms alton of The New Edison at the
ca- Ellison concert.
IN. Central Maine Power Co. adver-
hans .lrs Ion the June bride; their pre-
s..-a stock and the La Vida vibrator.
zagg 4. Clark offers cottages, store,
srza -.lseS, etc, for rent and for sale.
m Fl H. Coombs Co. advertises a
s.. opening of summer millinery for
g,sr MI saturday and a special Offer
,, SHIRT waists for Thursday, Friday
n saturday.
--~Ha Market advertises fish with
n. sres VI Holsters, salmon, mackerel
Nd aOH.t
Mrs T. Follett offers second hand
u .r sale,
- + Nrsano has Ford truck for sale.
5 Field advertises automobile
-sr. .1.rf
q f. N0onald offers hay for sale.
hnowlton offers 5-room house
If ~ -0-,on street for sale.
.. Imam, Searsport, offers new
u, for sale.
aoa 3. Dyer and relatives publish
..l aauks.
a- Davis advertises clothes for
i5- Day
4.s s. Weber advertises guaran-
e and Teckla underwear.
."- . Luce Inc, advertises a gen.
.. Na ~ for SIS and offers special
ss.t payment,l
smore Store are offering mems
.a -Mr S3,95.
-r LAWS Sample Shop advertises
r staring plan on suits, giving a 25
If M .4ction.
r.. onal Theatre publishes picture
rl he week.
a l. Ferguson advertises new
% and summer hats.
-hu0wlton Real Estate Co. offer
. bargainS-in real estate for
40 weeks.
,. .a--y A. Foster resumed her
The PIERCE school Monday af-
r Dsent several weeks on ac-
e@ 'aess, Mrs. Zenas d. Hart
been substituting for her.
IT," Curtis of this city, who has
La 1T timber land in Swanvlle,
Trta- has been cutting, lost his wood
cst and many personal effects
INST Thursday afternoon. Mr..
nome to the launching and
discovered soon after, but
luWn cause.
The Republican journal., 1920-05-27

Leroy A. Coombs has begun construc-
Ton on thirty-ei foot power boat for
norman White of Saturday Cove.
The Republican journal., 1920-05-27

The boats of the Eastern S. S. Co., be-
gan landing at Northport Tuesday, earli-
er than usual.