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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06

others neck. "You have been hurt,
hurt" And then, under her breath,
more than me-"
"What has he doneT
'He had already been convinced
that he should offer his services TO
his country, in these times. He said
he couldn't remain here. and he has
already left for England. am afraid
encouraged him to leave at once.
You see, didn't understand"
Irene had taken chair. and for
some minutes she sat in silence. 81
don't blame YOU" she said, at length.
''You gave him good advice. There
remains only one thing for me to do"
"WhatT" said Edith after mo-
ment's hesitation.
Follow himl shall follow him
and make HIM understand. II he
must go into battle-with. all that
that means-he must go In knowing
the truth. You have been very kind,
Miss Duncan. You have gone out Of
your way to do me great service,
and you have shown more kindness
than I have any right to claim from
a stranger. feel, too, the call
for vengeance" she exclaimed. spring
ing to her feet, shut first / must find
Dave. 1 shall follow him at once. l
shall readily locate him in some way
through the military service"
She accompanied her visitor TO the
door. They shook hands and looked
for a moment In each others eyes.
And then Edith burst away and hur-
ried down the street.
Irene had searched London for two
weeks. The confidence OF her earlier
inquiries had diminished with each sue
cessive blind trail, which, promising at
first, led her into a maze of confusion
and disappointment Her little store
of money was fast dwindling away; she
looked into the face Of every man In
uniform with a pathetic earnestness
that mere than once caused her to be
misunderstood.
The organization Of the military
service commanded less enthusiasm
than she felt month before. She cav
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
A Regular Dog.

He was looking for a good canine
companion and had answered an adj
vertisement in the newspaper. The
following conversation ensued:
You advertised sensible dog for
sale?"
yep"
"What do you mean by a sensible
dOg?"
"This pup has never had a ribbon
around his neck and has never rid
den In limousine since the day he
was born. He's a happy-hearted. bone
burying. cat-chasing. 100 per cent dog"
Houston Post.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
DIAMOND DYES" DON'T
RUIN YOUR MATERIAL
Women! Don't Buy Poor Dye That
Fades, Streaks. or Runs.

Each package Of "DiamOnd Dyes"
Contains directions so simple that any
women can diamond-dye new, rich.
tadeless color into worn. shabby gar
ments. draperies. coverings. whether
wool. silk, linen. cotton or mixed goods.
Buy "Diamond Dyes"--no other kind
then perfect results are guaranteed
oven II yOn have never dyed before.
Druggist has color card.-Adv.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
HOSPITALS for lneuraples.

The establishment In the United
States of at least four hospitals for
Incurables, TO be under church con-
troll, is an important recommendation
In the hospital program now being
mapped out by the interchurch world
movement.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
Dyed.in-t he-Wool

OJCO'HV-ttlc- VoOI
as he a real movie FAM"
"I'll say so. Why. he even wears q
cellulOid cOllar."-Film Fun.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
First Moving Picture.

The first real moving picture wa
produced by @. Francis Jenkins, g
stenographer at the treasury depart
ment, Washington, and shown by htr
at Richmond, Ind, his home town, 81
June 8, 1894. The picture portrsyef
butterfly costume dance perfcrrre
by a vaudeville artist named Annf
hesle, ~so received IS FOR her work
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06

by female trouble.
j felt so tired all the
had bad head
aches, and for six
months / could not
work. ] was treat
ed by a physician
and took other re-
NEEDLES but got no
relief. A friend told
me about Lydia Z.
Pinkham's v eg e.
table Compound and
h [ has helped ma
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
Her Method.

eff your husband were 70 call to
yOu to bring him something upstairs.
would you do it?"
"NOt much; would call him down."
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
A Mean Reoret.

She-Mr. Bangs was the man I was
engaged TO when you came along.
He--I always did just miss my
tuck.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06

II takes an umbrella dealer to sec
the silver lining OF a cloud.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
PUNISHMENT FROM
BASEBALL CG0TTES
SOLE PUNISHMENT

Chicago, NSv 16.-Dalls CscDT1s
former WHITE SEX E11rlie- wnuse zur-
1ass4on resulted u NUMEROUS 1-1GsC,-
zseng sv me spseiAl Cock county
grand Iu-T n connection win the 1913
wurAa szries sCanGa-. probably VII
agt Dc punished fer his par N ire
game throwing. accn-tE1ng 20 GfhcInls
Of the srz-z a-Eaz-aev'S are C5cQT-z
VII -1-- E1aaefS evidence whsn 1nn
msn indicted a-e tried md his anlg
senrence Wiz be hRu1szrrsrt from IL
Eaaizea nRseszIl, 4 was SAG 1on3ghE
y. P CassaxEhv az De1T-5-. C5cDr1e' :
agza-nev, c8nfer-re7 annAF u1-h sza1s's
attorneys uTar t-,e 24tc.ses's cDh-s.s-
SIGN a1r gsfsssasle tasI9zI1D1E- Al ms
cgsr+ sraE1rs. according % state Vii
cials. HI Cassac.av promised rhaz e.
eer1a H0ulG le.l The coGr- tlIE sEE-1e
stsrv he 1zsisi r.lA jury AS -asulz
= vas arranged xsr ne PITCHER II -ur-
rzs:l bones wz-huE1 Appearing n per
son
gCo-rsuuer 1T PAGE Col. 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

5asszJ1- Mass A0N. 1S-T.sts largest
rambler nj new missionaries ever s#nt
Ia forgir1 fieisis IN AM enc vear u
~ sEtssary Of -E,e Methodist Episcc-
pa ralalr-a,is was -e2cr-=a TO-DAY by Tsr
f7rzEgk Mas0n Ng--a corresponding
SECRETARY 81 the csin.-eisfs board Of
fssy-elgn missions. Ezs reported "a the
G-gxzncii ~ Boards of Eensvuie-ce ct
1:7t CHURCH which Is n session here
Tar NorTs8 said rsse largest previous
esr was 1877 whey VS. 1nresra TRES
s,serax1grs wsssre zDposntaa IN the fs-
raj ear FgsT ended however. 10 ner
6 s4slFsrsa-,es we're sasrt cut 50 -uirg
10 South A-neris.a. 90 70 China. 50
IL latT1a and Burma. 20 q Africa 81
- A5asaEsla- s % Msszirn. > n Japan.
sss k8rea and . 10 Europe
Tire Nsrnaris FnresEn Mssssrra-v
zos.se-v af rae Methodist Esaiscupaa
church had f'ecsiDrs OF s. aaa sz1. saad
ms. -epnr1 af Mrs Jennie Er-gzu
-gsHx-as sElanfr1aa -oGay rs the church
s-.surt,sf OF -sa8s III except szl avs
s-..aac f--srn tse branches of ire So
s-.r7x T'lse E-Esnr@ss single amount
@sss--s-. came fsssrn t1ae North WEST
tT.n branch aa41stz cores-s EEfn5is. In
ssls-za Michigan and WISCONSIN. Tsxt
sm srs3tT WAS lhe Einrzuunra Braarss
w-tsa s-sa 60 Ts4ss isrnnx.h covers
tsssas. West Eis-HsgssE. ssenFacsy. Ten
zsssasess A2a.z4zsla azla AzassssapQf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
n. SYNDICATE
BEST OFFER ON
BONUS BONDS
Bid Of 1920 on s.. coo
600 Fund for " ord
War Veterans
5r-n lssze Is u De : IL Fer Cert
2-vear Serias A~s-u g EzE4T-
aHie Tras- Co ard Sreser & ca NJ
New 4or. 1-orz5ie ay GcSernor
arr Gou-EiS IN "Wednesday

The blsas flar TIA "a goa 9na Sot4le1=s
Bonus E1zs1d bunrs were opened o.
TI.-sza1y afternoon by SIz1a Treas
5-zsar Joseph "a Simpson II ms sfSce
- 11se SIZE E1uss. II the presence
a t-sTefanr MlLzksr and & .ags
zZ4M.3ssr # Representative Of the hl6-
G.zI,z 4 syndicate consisting Of ne
La 1EizzalA3e Trzsf Ca. z1a Spsy- &
g. both af New ark, was The h-s,a,
est Bladder their aTsr beng 18--B-
The eond lssze Is IL per cent.
ls-zear serial gDld bend Al award
vii probably De made 70 rhe New
York syndicate Wednesday az1er-
noon II f4le SESSION af The Governor
Ind Executive Council
Bgra Governor Mzzlsh=n a1u S1z1s
T'rezslser Si-ns0n EXPRESSED tas-n-
selves as sx--.1aeiy E-al-1e.a VIII me
E.ia- " azca vas higher than ha1 bee1
expected
f)rnRr bidders Ta-e aS -aLBws-
Harris. Forbes & Ca. Z Z Rollins
d SGns and CIfI1 d Bur-, I1c1rpur-
zeea Of Bossnn- The Merrill T-.si Cn
OF Rangosr and . T. Gilman ( ca. Of
Portland zBLFh-
The GUARANTY CO. Of New York al7C
7a,e 9a-aonal CRY &c. Of BGs1nn
1aa. I7aH.
E.s.ala--otsa & CO. Merrill CaGa2l
d CO. E.lodgsr- d CO. RI Bosrun and
Z = LAY d Ca. Of Bos.1l. and Il N
Favson & ca. aa1 BsgN- & Small of
PORTLAND. 1919
Eornhsloxtr & = e..ss- A. E. LEACH
& On. and curtis d Sanger sf Boss1r
and Rz.crnond & Co. J. g. White d
&C., EAT. Gazvsa d CO. ana tine F7dsl-
ny T-zsf ca. Of New York -e'll-5-1-
The 0ld Celery Trust Ca and Ed
7uuncs E-o1he-s Of 6oslar- Aayaa--a
: EF-d d CO. Of Portland and Etc
reS-e & ca. KISSED. Nlnniru-- d Ca.
and -rzrv S-au1 Of View York
zgz .6g2.
2 = MosIsy g. On. u BHs1sn-
Iaz-ass4
Tas.se. bonds are u be aa-ai Dec
l. 1gaE. and bear in1sreE e. ne -a1E
OF ) l. per csu- per ANTRIM payable
halE yearly On June and Deceroe
I E11a ir-Hrast payable Z gaiG IL the
office Of TIE S1A@s CsEasu-e- The
bonds ara II dEnnI14nH 11nas Of s-aaa
each. with interest coupons attached
ana VIII mature S3BH. aea saca on the
ysz-s 1871 ID -qsa I1EiGsive These
bonds a-e MT subject - ioca- or
Sfa-ss -zEas nur Is 5.,s -cgrne La
rived rim them subject II the IA
+1uuaa INCOME lax
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
Inter-Church Move
to Become Reality
Belief Chicago Bishop

Boston NOV. 4h--A0L-.-eEEl1E LlS
s.ssrr1z sr1s-e On conservation and advance
CT taa Methods. Episcopal csiGrEc>il
ESsi;sun Thomas Nicholson Of Chicago
declared .oaE- r-1at las Inter Church
World Movement YVES -al- frun
Ea.su-t" liz aa0ed riIa4 4 EiEn was
z1aut 70 bring al 1ureraenou1--z1iurl-
a P-aTHsfa11 forces tnEEl1sr n q 6ar-
ward movement If la-E=r proportion
I4aaa azE rs. undertaken"
The uBr@-sanE drought naserias- the
7'--z-ZEssz2E1r ct,Er-tes III . corporation
aerer Ds.ars know I3 them and arr
rsalzv resulted n ire raising uf s-55 =
s,sn 1at" ne sA5d- ST has lef- deep-
rzrlng caEr5c50n throughout the -K-ur
ne thlgs t1r which thai movement
st18d- As chairman CT t1le re8,Eaz-
--E1iel eKiEnzn2E-ae 1 eli sRy thar xa
aaTA gIIsE esEnEIielsd n View EGr-E a
TREE 1Eag7s sEr1eE Of conferences w11al
zsa-iu4ls rz11s-terIuTalszag 1Gcas Csr-rzs7- .za-
Sans. We found a universal deEire
Fur s1= 's.1s-zzl-Ez15es and -zIT1-1llzla On
81 t.5s 1-lTz--cn Zs--o.l. movement either
gn4sr tnzt Br sDEne s1asr na-uH''
Tase meeting Y View York last week
eaH-zceea NE mare ZaRn ever lrzz tina
deals and AIMS III z5ae Las. 11re.s Years
are desirable md l7rst1tahze and w0rs-
aks4e- Va shan earn ~ al- srasr-zssss.s.
1uT We sra-3 GO farwa7d IN large
.-ne.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
FRUITlES SEARCH
Dl6GERS FOR BODY
OF WHITNEY WOMAN

L-a7-son. " H, Mgr Es-when
darkness stepped their operations
tonight county officials who lad
spent the aay n exc:4zsazzng another
wei lad tsuzd nc trace q the boGE
of Mrs. Elznrfas " wa5;aey- the sie-
Jet Of their SEARCH They had nCr
-eacne6 the tur-an If The vel
-wa IF me sons &C Ms. Whitney :
husband William Z Whitney, Ehe
csca- begin a sentence Il state prs
On Ger forgery are sa51 % Rare 1ald
Lae authorities that tAa1- 1iI-1Er
threw 1ae body If their slep- mother
n.1 Z well CT Al abandoned farm On
WHICH they then lived and = Was
here thar uoGay's digging toaE liacs-
II WIS an ea-4szr srz-auear ny an
other sen 111at ne had seen Whitney
XII the wumzn t1Er years SGD and
-n-ow ss- BODY 1nFo 4 wei IN ne
farm ~ Their home thai induced 1ne
authorizes = star their sea-c1 last
week
work VII BE- resumed 12lCr-uw-
-ha oraciaAs dsa net Indicate what
further steps they would take should
me complete cleaning aut ~ the wei
fail Ii disclose the BODY
IN the COURSE u their Ilves1s=a-
1on TO-DAY the ssR-coe-s dlsI.oESe,-Ad
sr-I zantEer wsIl IT the caI.a- Of the
house On the Abandoned farm THIS
WIS parity GEler with wzzzr anG
nothing but eu-rza and s-a1es WIS
found 81 Ene bottom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
SEC. BAKER DEFENDS
METHODS PURSUED m
DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS

Washington N8r is hia1ket in
VHugm p g'-zrv rt-zRa haTazg
zrrwis4se II my lE-sg2izratg 0r
zzggHdugr II the p2I Of any asAL-
szInigse u officer II Lne War De-
lE-nar- = submit sucn evidence
i1r -Iaassss--. .-=a-I0- was gEgn today ny
's-Tsla-y 8afser II reply ID recent
--flL.,1Elns 81 .hs surplus properly Il
3sluT- zs'paZaE n View yark
1'ETE1E-1a- The >acra1a-v's srEe-
zen, piadEs.5 thorough investigation
'Elt sva-T accusation brought 70 ne
ls=asl-.un RI M -ssTsa.-1-nenr.
l'f.la.-lg -aat ne particular ar
LEX -r1t.-','nd % Charge. Thai the
VA DEPARTMENT D0ugAt aoa rrazy
sllliiis=s z1d -.a1-- ne Er-,sr1l ag1gaaz.
3 o-lls-I 2-,9 TEi-eafi f....r.tt-l- have
l-l''as'll.s--zed re 1lsDtssaz of surplus
s'',is ae slas=ratrI s-ronaz5ra-iv
&s--iHa 'atl z-saEa,.lrsf,s Supplies
pl'-E:l1- II sa4G. N Eae aasis af
So''-.-liea on Pare 4-Eoi. 9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
Products of Maine
Farms on Display
at Portland Show

Portland Nd. Nefy- S.-AA-zas IA--1
e.-sy,s and rraduu1s 1Lss.a Cry i1al HI
a-ro.tzsrsz.Er toaav a. tie aps1zHg Of
+se exhibition II connection VIZ cae
annual --sazzz-1-s 81 Name EoIzlalngz-
aaa Sur-s1E- ne Maine L'a-r-1ne11s
seed Improvement and LiTe=F177'T-k
R1-ee.sesrs' Ass=sc1sL-1o-1s a-aG tae onEs
ana E7--is' -Iups 54tw1s 1rz-:s
T1l.. ezsl..lIz2an y under liz genera
sz,us-xsslon al Inc Azz-ze S-s1s- C-1azIa-
Der 81 Commerce and 1aiz--s'-7'lli
L.za--as II W. continue un--a Fr-iti1zs
u.-ac NJ y Rich gT Charleston WIS
sBs.rl4.a president CT The Name seed
Improvement AssprlK1SsEs-
y Z E1rn r Charleston v-zE e4-z---
ed president * tire Seed Association
II -4ls. an11.s.3 Meeting usdE- 0tsis-
cfEiua--s chose were Ssst.--r1@a1-E Z l.
Eants.1ck .--EEzs- z-azslTgT- e. Il
q a91z, Augusta 4 COMMITTEES was a9-
uszlutss1 - revise the fuses fu~ s--=a
aesr-zllrz-zen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
SD, 900 Damages
Husband for Death
Wife at Steel Plant

E1sIar- SkvZ 7s-A 5E-y II the EA5-
arai cgu-- lR.a today t0urE 4 verdict
f8r me Defendant III = s5a saH s..a1
sgrwuE.sr aw yufsn Eaatale aga est
Tsle Cnztsa STATES Sfael g-ar2orz1-aez-
faazlraas seEE.ie damages far .ae
ssaxn ST ms wiFH- w.ac wzs shot by
-ziaF,is m 4 st-ika disturbance a. the
Carnegie plant nj ira corporation IN
NsSSca-sse Pa. lz2s1 <1E
HaEza3e who now I-es N Warren.
Chm. sa- ws1D resided IN 3sss.sn when
t2se EEa4 started commended t.,at -s1s
sssu0rzssE occurred white Lib wife was
wz-k-ng with A4ra On +.e sr-.st near
rtse ste<s 7iazs- GDuns~4 far me Dr.
SF-nse asserted thai Mrs. Eaatase was
ane Of usse s1Tikags and TRIAL tie
slarzs were as-r5nE as pr-9tectars af
the esrzaRnw's property u-tssn sire Was
ssaeg TIE rHsz has been an s-sas be
tnrr g1scSa skurTnn lar n.aasx two
va-kz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
General FsresaE

s.zr-n central ar7ss North -zIzazsl-ZIG.
increasing E-eR-2~ n INTENSITY znc
moving rassaasv aer-12-rlartae2sf z'zz,'5.
StBF-Z winnings a2slslRs-e.E:--Esn -ae en-
Ira Atlantic CARS
The sEura srzgrn wsfI a4f~E1Elus ~;n-giII-
II urzr-t ward and ~ attended nx snGr
and Ia5n Wednesday, n The Middle A.
.G-It1c Eln S==w England states Il
WI be 1slloEssG Thursday bg 4azr
wsHz1er sast - LIB Mzssissz2B5.
The az7nIss.,-2:zr-s VII he considerably
saeisw 1ar-aa7 "Wednesday and Thurs
slGv general exist Of fs7s &7sslssi.,pi
-1x6-
AzHnS nur--n CT SANDY EaLE VEL Be
sasfzTi- gales ard ran ar s1uw
WaanesEav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
MORE STORIES OF
WASTE BY ShPP|NG
BOARD CONCERNS

E@x York N9v Machinery a1E
sf1p-bE2Gag equipment. va4ced e
millions IF dollars v'zs let4 9Th Il
IiaE Gpsr 70 ds-Srlcraas u ra4ze
Eoorras z--sr Plants were Closed
GOWN VIII. -iae ending q Lae Wal
PAM L MaeSal-. far-aer resident
engineer cf me Shipping BoAr2 Z
L5e south A1aa1Tac distinct testified
today befara rle Walsh CanE-essslun-
q cslRlzzee tarHs-zgaI1ae Shipping
beard Affairs
MacNai sad ne was Stationed ~
SaTa1laA- Ga and had FIVE yards
Eoagr Eis Supervision. hrs immediate
chief being T. L Dillingham; Al
Ja9kScnwl-le Fva-. the district zlszz
super-1sa- JGs1 Whs1 Ills authority
was he 9ad nog knew Ee testified.
but ne saa1 -s assumed 4 great dead
z TIE gnGeE7ar n Strengthen suz
1aaE5es"
Es Salt TIE garGs we-R wal G--
-amlzad- @oszzssr perhaps than 'Ess-e
me Emergency FTeat Iurces- z1r they
generally GouAd get H. Ee-z@r Of -lse
vsrn Dent organization H.
orgurs1g iz-Ea ms testimony t7e name
CT r33g Terry SfTiqya.-rss ana IL. Ma
tlGEla4 1Epullcznr Cnrngsp2-y and j
marine railway organization over
which ne had sTaer-1slen- Ee sa5G
max the Ter pegpls. has q E-ass
laaa from the FFssI Corporation 50
o. 25ae II SHIP CONSTRUCTION and
'1aE gVAr Alspro 1z=szs money II uials
find was aseG, 70 d1a1re subsidiary
organization aHEzEed u G-ydpck
work when their contracts Ta=-e only
aloDz- ane--1,-a complete Through
lis e1s8Ts sz-h. Ae0 aT THIS fuac was
tss-la ugs- hut he ADDED r11a- as mad az
CEr-aEneG thai par Of ne meme was
aEain diverted
SPEAKING Of tie Sa14Gnas $Shza-
building CaIusH1y- he SAID t1aI WORK
1her@ zaa s,1-1 Down previously u
IFS arrival on the scene i found
-aa-hzsag rad bean done tn take care
at Lhe Tsrzot--las- and valraflle IA
cssl2esy Egs eft uncovered Il me
Wealth. liz said Or IRIS Gun rig
slsuEsl alZlrE he took steps 10 sHTs as
m2Gn G1 = Es vas papEsiHIs Ea H
v0alcEsl he properties as u azaazIEEI
aRG percentage G=Er'seg-,s.7lc1 ba1 nGss
Is q Ea1s rs glgszs a. - va1Z2a
vas between sz55J. assn z-,a 81 Bet. gea
He also asserted l12a1 = re a-lllis..l-sav-
sd TIE Z1a1rs g. rae nianr z81 -uEl-
btr ryguci1e-s cogld not 1sp ACCOUNTED
ngr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
Denies Entrance
B0lshevists to L. S.
by Way of Canada

CTt-a W. OH. SeT- 1s-Lenlal 81
reports -hz1 Buishev1k agz1a-1--s vera
SIIplag 1z1s Laa United States
zg.-ass me Canadian border because
u lack az passports cSu1--oi by Can-
ana WIS made To-Day by 2 = 8lazr
.-ader -s't.c-etz--y Of t1s Department ai
Immigration aaG Csi0Elza-zsE
Commenting IN .zesaza1,nes fr1su
The E2E1e stating thar American
leEa-lCr,s and cacsIals IN Holland aa1
beer nef,de1l passports aanr--ol on
me E2za1iaG TRAINER wand be en-
forced --s5nce CazA1a had aa0LlshHG
TaasspHr-- -e-2lalocs" Nj Elaz- SAID.
lae laws u Canada as vel as
1n1sa NJ the Clcac States na- the
dangerous a-zzz1ars. Tie statement
Ina. canada has abolished passport
z'sg12alBEs g n misrepresentation
Ea1ada does ag1 ranZI1,,a Z passport
from a 6-1Zsil subject cunning f,-arn
ne mother c3s1l-ry, -lzur al srhsr IN
ulE-a1-s -1st HIRE, passports Va
I1unE-s q Germany. Austria Eur-
sI-v, Bulgaria and -zrker ara nut
permitted 70 es11zr Canada
The 1il1Eussy On -1as Ezfs.ss-E.acsrsHl
a91lEas-r- E-aa -.an sx2aiu7 Of the
Cr.-ad States Is thai 1sss passport. af
al alien coming ID Caaaza from En-
.-ETe does nET Ga--v the rise at an
American c1EEala- agent abroad
CANADA Demands Z yEzClne passport
but the Tinted STATES Requires fs.s
cunsala- Z-ise On FMS account i Is
c5azneG 1tla- L - easier FIR THESE
peopse % S@t r=sala- passports -
Canada and ls.e- SIP across 9lae bor-
Der We knew LEa- Passengers WIG
ca-T1e rsrs-7-zy T-am Ear85e asgniiea
Z numbers f1r @n--y l-az0 rf1a T-u1-Ad
states al aLurr the harder
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BATH CHAMBER
COMMERCE ENDORSES
STEAMBOAT PROJECT

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E.a-1a. Nov. 1s.--haE Eu1h b ssans -
raen Want q assumption al zrAamlsuat
s4sr-vss.t lsssz7ugt.l the t enneiser vzlsex
ara Boston. Eas demonstrated hr
G2AnIrEouS Egte aaasEAl5 Al 3argelw
attended meeting Ct Citizens "a I'D
under me azsplces q -ae FNc.-z.sa
g,uIzr1r1ee II 1zse BR-h Cha-r5tr #
I0ume1zse The details Of IT plan
Ws-e Pzaeed 5eGSz-e tire meeting By
Walter : C.ifddcn. as ms oeen dnne
rs2e gIhEr ncw1s azs cites of the,
AsEzebszc Na5se~ anu he Was zzl1u-rssg5
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II Wafer Z Crl4ase The Barr Chm
tt=- Il Commerce uaanEnJ0alv en-
30rset IRE ur'ssert a. has Beer cz--
lined. Gnc nfHr-e1 3EsEl- - Et hefz-5
18s move md dc aryaFsng vlra-ll RS
power 10 help raise Barr par CT me.
stock subscriptions Eezzlk.G- A--nrssal
ne Speaker 81 -ast ming had an
EatsgZEltts-G mat there Would DE I'D az
tEurEsf made - sEGE-g s-1sE-sssIC1<
zar ssScK dgzrEs.E rsse -r-e-sz- s-icr-
ne Desr2= szaa came u = elese pas
..a1z-y 7sies1-ss amounting 10 IA sos'
we're lREse- VIZ he aSEurzncex has
There ara mere - EaIipr When zne
Chamber o. Commerce starts IN Gar
Ezss .8r- sz@%sszsszErzsns -szzs weez- a
1essg-az1 wzs read 4raazn "a = EexslA..
Rn--k superintendent CT Inc Ez-s Iran
Works whn has ms 1am1istAG al in
s-ssr-3En al Lae steamers IN E.aE1s-
Stating Laz- Ne haa xG1aa 5nrn boats
= remarkably ,-ssed sBnAE-zEn
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Washington NsE- 1R.-Ctaag-Ees
2aas Il New York to-day ay View
Gc--1 CE-9n1-. president IF ire Ies7-
ar1 Trzun Telegraph Co-n7aa-- that
1s1ss S-z1z department had acted Ar
fI11.2--l2y n dealing WITH bis FIR cable
serv-lcs rendered Il served ID throw
tlse -ga2gzIlar t,au1-uvs.1,Sr t,esr7Uss
me co-aazv Had 5epa--t-narr me tlae
open Ear fhe first tine. Ii asd nat
however, 4vulze az .s--rn1a l4zp3v- E7-az-,
sgsg'=,,---zz-nt-uI Officials sz3-1ngz.il t4ssz-g
We're l-la.4l-a1larz mar IRE 5aysa--t11z ssz-
WAS preparing ID issae. possibly to-
1aei'1eE-- 9 szazz-.err OF rs R--17zatse.
d.. '-s-'-n2s s5zl-zsnenr wnz The
1Ts1 70 De raa3e fx either Tsa1-5z-- Z
e7z-slalnec e ~efnsiil ~ h5E cgraa-7z
~ t.anGls a1y hut artE,aad 1r1aa#aees
E0r L37c state Department - net1r.s
1tlaz me Starr l.zrsa7 -rTzas,zf small not
arbitrarily DECIDE VIA ii sf2az- paw
and When 4 shat lsaT Ta- me ass If
the cgngEzE's facilities
Ta1ls ar-aer vas issued NEsz-sg-r1soe=r A.
L WIS sad a. 9+le department ana us-
1sRs1alg WIS applet Ia al zepar--
uEn-s. buz- < Is understood ID hare
been enforced AMY against M Stz1e
ets-aa-msr- C.-Ec-iaAs gf rtsa- 7roa-s-
-st.rr regard 4 as -et2t.a1aun fer ne-
fzEszl 70 grant the ca-7 qa1v PERMISSION
. LAID q ea5le al A5Zn1 Fla
Cndar SssCz::-HLa--y Davis and Lnr
snitr,-rr Ct the ae3E-r-7sr1 conferred
l9cay 2na UNDERWOOD 70 t-avs rrsrsses-
e-s-s-a fe=zl Esrucssses ID winch ire 1e-
Isa-Tnsn- might hare recourse against
ne alpanv-
The zaE--cvensE l.a1es back p AZ
g-s- 1sza when LAe department step
led payment 20 Esls " es7sra Z -lgr
for nj cable messages. Officials ex-
-zlEg1lea tEaas mar par-neur hRG been
withheld because the -aloEnr was
withholding the gssE-errEneur rebate 81
81 per CEN CT ca bic MESSAGES trans
ulV1eG 1-ar1 aoTraa-
Ii correspondence WIZ ne S1z-a
department -11e u aSr.-n T-SGn Con-
palv- ass.u-1zag ID officials. has aeve,'
a1ccarJ=.G T-e v5Cn- q the .y-a---g-.
70 u -enRze. bug has CANNED Z was
g-a1tsa rnian1z-ilE E3tiare resZz-rlz-zz-
2ggne-r u messages Chs 1is-sg----z-1Ez11-
desires = have the -lEtzz Of rebate
1zHG IS q principle governing AZ III
-Ere businesses VII -tse gsuTuvsEzE
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Lands Confident
Can Hancle Added
Duties Baseball Head

Chicago. Mex 7ts-Aia Disputes 4
professional tsaselszzz VII be 54r1a sc
n Cl1ac2-C, Federal Judge Lands
sad 1ocaE
= kzTe nothing - CO IN Sa1l~-
Gzys and SIza1agS he SAIL and
Federal cesx--I also Is closed 5a-1zs
much NJ the baseball Season. II
handle -as rTo 3efss without any
r--ouizie-I gTzess ElT record far me
past Is Eears Is sufficient assurance
Ehgz I CHI handle anything t.na-
caznes before ne
The persons Grg-cIzzag ne NJ E1e
grounds thai I cannot handle rEo
5ohs are net a1ralE Want re able
- 40 NY work They ara a5.-1lss d
That I VIZ