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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-28
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FOR sALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE Buck roadster, s350, electric lights and self starter,> Al me cilanical condition, E. Dupont, Voluntown. I eL 104-3. oct2Sd
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-28

~. N. LEVY, Instructor. Odd Fellows Hail Norwich. Conn. Phone fTO6. Pri- rnts leaucns daily. Evening classes Mon nAJs and Thursdays. D. ID. octid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Most American
Missionaries
College Volunteers

-Des Moinss. Ia. Jan l-Approxirns,e-
II = per cant q the men missionaries
q North America and the same per
centage o. the Unmarried wome, mis-
sioaar1es n the last - years have been
furnished by the student volunteer
movement for foreign countries. the ex-
ecufive committee reported a, the con-
V+aCon here today. The report was
read b. John P Mott Chairman of TIE
executive board al the morning session
II went into detail Of the rnoyeme,,
since il was organized 3 years axo.
approximately loo institutions which
have an en-ollrnen, OF about IN an s-,.
cents are represented in TIE presen,
Organization Its record shows ,ha,
slsa CT the students it enrolled as VOL
un'eers have gone 20 mission fields and
q that number BIT were sent since the
convention Six years ago in Kansas
City
Last year IN North America ESs s.u.
dents were studying missionary s:h.
5ects in 500 classes.
The gifts Of universities. COLLEGES .na
educational institutions to the mission
airy movement now is about x,r uo :,
year. the report said
Sectional meetings were held this AFT
ernoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
President Signs
Bill Continuing
Sugar Control

KxkAlnEIor- Jan 3-p-~sa3s-- WI
son has signed the NcNa-Y .1I1 ceo-a-
,iauiag ths United States Sugar Eq2sl-
.zatioa Basrs thrvrEh ass II rzs a.
neEsosd to.cSy a. the White Hors= that
his Ekast1-e hze r'se- attached e.sto-e
-<aigs. Last night
Secretary TG-1l-y N making Ire an
no1nos1e.t Issued tbs Statement
The Presto. Ia. sig-ed tat E1g-
nc.tro. tin The t1Il co1te-y disc-=-
tioa o1 t:.= P-ss55ea: :. re nst,e- II
purchasing sugar f-on Gaia J; IL
doubtful whethe- j; vii te ,-ac-sczz be
or wise .o- ths president ~ e1e-clEe
The power conferred b .a- - -hs p-r-
chase AID t.E.rahut5o. ot sugar are eoa-
cGHet"
Some II tns Cuban sugar Las ai-eSss
bee purchased and there :. 20 cs1t-a,
COZ tru. crsr sugar Il C-hs a. Ihs-+
rzs last gear. AID. i might therefore
foe i-pcssst.e tor IRE government now
70 F-er IL and purchase -1E sugar with
cut 1ae-tsElag tss price 70 The cc-s 2-z7-
e-- Ths BILL however. cootiL-ss he
licensing power zlSo and tbs power roay
ts used 10 ASST Il cs3---clizg Ing
prr5tee-ing among distributors Mu-h
Cuba. E-Ez- Is coming II nox at tie
Indicators are TIA. prices have cache
their peak and thai there VII be ssn-
tsncy for prices 70 fail Il TIE Eek. Few
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Miss Zs11z My Eo-1s. daughter 4
ssnusr Ecrns q Prosper e4rtss--
add WI! 5cA- WOOD q Fsv1sl5
re-e united in marriage ~ the ho1s
os inc orros's father On WEDNESDAY
evening 1t =. O'clock by Esv. g O
PERI Ct Eas3vrel1. ths dogt1e rig
seTr1ce icing asst- N4Es RD1as S-sT-
eas and Ee-4e-t F7sn1agzn acted as
BRIDESMAID AID bsI naa respective
iy Ru-h WOOD sister os the groom
was rig beAre- ant ths wedding
march was played by Miss Lila
Wood
The h-lds Eas prstt35y sO~re5 Il
b8us crepe &c chine and w1re vel
Ehe carried trics roses The brides
nss3d were al err gown and carried
carnations. FoT5oxlng The osreno-E
Z reception WAS he'd and rvt-esL-
mems were served NJ and Mrs.
WOOD hare gore 10 Bosston and Fsrcs--
s6ssce N wedding IMP and Will
reside a. ing trees Ie-ne u thsi-
return
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New Years Service at Methodist
Church

A special New Years service was
held THURSDAY evening q. the Meth.
ccikt church with d short sermon
By the pastor. Rev. W r Pierce. and
special music Mr. Pierce spoke on.
"A ForecaH. Of the New Year" taxi
ing his text from EcclesiasteE 81.
To everything there il a season and
time to every purpose under Eeav-
en-" He pointed Out that everything
has an environment suited 10 Itself.
illustrating this by speaking Of the
zines. torrid. temperate and trig1d,
showing that in different ATTITUDES
there are different growths and al
socia,ions and life and these require
adjustment. He said that the body
Is affected by climatic conditions. the
mind by semperamsntal conditions
but the soul may not be controlled
By either environment /: is spirit
uaL The spirit a6apts Itself TO AL
climates, TO ali ismperaments- That
which cannot change We must adapt
ourselves TO- Thu changes Of the
year are beyond our control but we
are living our lives through. There
IL a plan for the world and obedience
TO the law makes the world safe.
There In a plan for our lives and
obedience 10 Gods Will makes al
things safe for Us"
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Farrinsten-F Fitzgerald

= rFry pretty home Wedding took
place Thursday evening Z. the home
Of the tribes parents. Nj. and Mrs.
Charles Fitzgerald Of East vsssa,-
boro. when their daughter Miss
Flora Mae. became the bride u Irr-
ing Netcalt Harrington Of South
China. the ceremony being performed
by Rev Perry Macy of South China
The bride was attended by Miss
Lila FarrsDgton- sister Of tie groom
as bridesmaid. while Harry Fitzger-
aid. brother Of the bride, acted as
best man. Ruth Fuller. niece Of the
groom was ring bearer and the wed
ding march was played by Mrs Levi
e. Barker of East vassaiboro. The
double ring service was usec
TIE house was PRETTY decorated
for the occasion with everzreens and
the bridal party stood under an ever
green arch from which was suspend
sd wedding bell The brsde was
gowned in a silvs. grey satin and
carried roses. while the bridesmaid
wore brown satin
Mrs harrington lived her girihood
years in this city and attended the
public schools here She was gradual
ed from the Waterviile high school in
the class Of 1913 but for the past
few years the family has lived in
East Tassalboro. The groom h q
graduate OF Erskins Academy and of
q business college. For several years
he las been on the farm in South
China where the newly married
couple will make their home. They
left after the ceremony for a wed q.
ding trip, the bride wearing a brown
serge suit trimmed with fur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Dominion Cabinet
Shakeup- Borden
L. S. Ambassador?

Ottawa Jan IA shake-up wa.
mace II TIE Dominion cabi,s. To-
DAY by Premier Borden prior 70 Iesr-
ing the capital Tomorrow for a pro-
aongeG STAY which Is described "A q
vacation
Ire resignation OF Major General
New burn as minister Of militia and
defence, 20 take effect January Is.
'eo 20 'aiesehangss Of several other
Portfolios Two vacancies viii be
1llec OF the prsmier's return.
Sir George Foster. senior member
O. the Srivy council VIII act as pre-
nleE during Mr.. Borders absence.
the preNier's departure al the same
time that Sisooun- Grey is leavin.
the United States for England has
led 10 renewed discussion Of the
proha bsl:tE Of tie premier being an
POINTED ambassador 20 tie Cci,ed
States
ASthUr Sifton retired as minister
Of public works and became secre-
tan OF STATE in place OF Martin Bur
Eeil. who was appointed minister o.
customs.
Pending The appointment Of 2 suc-
csssor 10 General Newburn- J.. A.
Calder minister of-lrnmigration and
colonization. VIII be acting mia.s-e,
o. militia and defence Dr.. ]. d.
Reid minister Of railways. also viii
act as minister Of public works until
permanent appointment Is made.
When tie premier returns il is be-
lieTec TIA. ne will consolidate a num-
her Of departments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
GARAGE MEN
OF CENTRAL MAINE
FORM ASSOCIATION

Garage rssn q esG1IrsA Name gs11-
ar=s II ,.Ae EsrEoo5 EsI-2 Tn1-s-
cay s1eai-s I'D s,s.ts-@sss LIZ o-gas-
Lx1saon - ~ association - bs Enov-
Il -. Cent.sa Name Automobile AZ
ssocls -lsss- The Territory % Dc ss-F.sc
yy he sssoc 4a1ao- zoc116sE Water
lie. OsK!ao1s FsI-1sle+ Ezsssl y-E--1-
Skgvaegsr. EasaBo1 sns - -as by
t,<.s n Bsrsr so1 70 Belfast Ihs
cas,ect u u. sssoc:zston IL 70 sE-
y-0ve. s9sxnos xa4 dsveiec lie mo
OF 1-s.zsc3e- accessory Elt EsrEze
t,zr1r,eSf. Tss t.Zso~Eng c1cs-E we're
.s<e.-1 P<s55ez-e John ?. Hi: E7cs
,,r<ElS~.-. Claire Mzrs-o.; ss-cTslsrF-
6hess>y 2 Kedsj<.ons treasurer.
.g.tz- Een.lngk Their were socEi
= ne. -,reseni anc al .as seoTe-
aAanere ..srfs we're re,=eserlee ST-
e~Y ga-zxe III lis CITY sea- repre-
s;srtz.sree. xs dsd E.AaF II -as EE.-
rounding .ow-ss Meetings. II i.,e as
asscsts.1,r ra13 se se3e every month
-he oex- cs,e 20 t4 a,rznEsS fir t'y
- crrrn5fiss esnEaEtSfE gf Fyss6 Nc
Ese.Iae OEcxs Eaxsf2aa and Cls--<
Mz-E.c.
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BOGuS MAJOR"
SWlNDLES MOTHERS
WHO LOST SONS

4 III Gang Unset NAsor T9ppsr
Eos caa.<11-E % AEre seen :. TIE seq
7ics q tt4 Ir5-A5 safes Y Tie NtC11
VIZ Las tsez !. -ht csy for . Day -
zrz 1i-ri--u,-E --ao-ae-H ~he hast .ne-
s.,1s u t,s sers1oe. xn5 succeeded q
getting srar VIII Re proceeds % tNo
e1asc1s amounting - soSzi an, WHICH
ns casnss 81 rnt 9. Tie i.'cx1 banks
The sc-czlie5 Izocr T1-g'e- claimed 10
- y LIZ cry looking cssI Tor ce1st.-
sx.llsn and ans--zncs Gains He v11
= ezriIaxa 6rns zod md In. BE ID
-sof Appear z Uniform ssezzs he vas
st,vst EcTe-cent s,uE1oezE
Before caN9aK here be passed week
n Fat-5slt. making liz Aesdeaxr-srz
a. TIE oE.s .. Ex-r9s Weeks Z lawyer
-.sers- a-.S caDe hers vel ae-h.dsd t-
Ii. DTr t.pr-s t.l without z.T cUD-
,la1.rs axxz.st hin Es uzt e ths
e.1zscs Q. ths Home E-T3ce department
q ~ gsa Cross = Ills tz.tF AID mac.
Enow. tss sTTzo6 Es f-x.se thai L
xas z rsgG-a, &ry oacss. TIA. Be hz-3
t.,ea sc-uEs x.1 t.eea ro1ads6 at ihA'
BE .xa tssea = camp with Harold
wssks :. CzlY DsTenk
lis Statement Ezs zeosSts5 Wstnoo.
c.-asstlo, 1zs sa-z.ed names u no.h-
s-K VITO TAT }os1 sozs = The Word Wa
I'D Es-- 70 sse t5sn esEleeksely II IT.
gard - securing higher 7e1Eoa rates
.o- fhsra His method Of Worx:1g Exs
10 AK 5oE EEch roaeY the rsothess
rers rscslrfnx and wAea they tod st-
d. xgui6 say that il vas not eno2g.
AID asket them 10 eadorse the check
Az hs <ouid send i hack . TIE EoT-
e-aroe.t AID have 3 -1rees cheek s-ns
t1ern He succeeded Il obtaining e.
do-ssrasl-s O. three Cheeks za6 czs5sd
twc q them
Il fe--s way EDs-tscipa % his moilTas
We zro2se5 aid BE- WAS reDo@sss 70
LIZ police. Eho sookss 70. him Thurs
azy ~. 10 s3Fn O. hin eogio s.s 3oZ,2-
:, : fuy,ose5 thai &c nistrostsa his
arts xer Questioned AID left t0wn
Suddenly and GUILTY.
Harold Weeks OF Fairfield when ask
Sd aoou, he mza Thursday evening
said thai ne worked xocr. Fairfield a
few Dag tn. wzk closely watched. AID
although lie EzE that Re was making
arrangements 70 secure more Insurance
fo- ra- mothers and rSuwE be Gi5 II:
gst away with any -noney. NJ. Week.
Eass tia, be neyer saw the naa bs<ors
he APPEARED Il Fstraelt-
Hearing u suspected irregularities =
hSs work hare, Mr.. weeks ts!eEr1oae.
10 Vast lgon II regard 70 Major Tpp-
, Per and received tie reply Thursds ,
--o-7.ag that there wzE ao such nan =
the regular army and no rasa Vas az
,ho-izei 10 ooIlsc+ money Tor any pur-
poss whatever.
"Na5or Tgppe-" Was acort ., years
o. age, wssghs3 sboC. 20 pounds. has
black hai-. b,Geseyes and a E.nan bach
] r2cls-aehs- while here he ro-k !.
Carr blve o5er1ost sae dark bi1e sui:
and YVES nlsa Of god Appearance
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HIGH PRICES FAIL TO
CUT DOWN EXCESSIVE
USE NEWSPRNT PAPER

Washington. Jan. I--consumption Of
nswsprint paper in the United States
during the last three months reached a
woodworking point along with prices,
the FEDERAL Trade Commission report
ed in a summary today. The average
cost Of newsprint al mfis a, the begin
ming Of December was sac a hundred.
the commission reported. as agaias.
as q ear ago In 1916 the price was
Sis, the lowest IN several years. High
prices failed TO cut down consumption.
however. and the Commission estimated
that in lsD "A per cent more nevsprint
was used than IN 1915 During the
fourth quarter Of 1913. particularly,
newsprint consumption was running U,
and the commission said that the in
crease then over the similar period In
1sls world be between 3 per cent. and
% per rent
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Pope Seeks to
Aid Repatriation

Rome. Jan In reply 70 the let
ter from the international commit
tee Of the Red Cross al Geneva urx-
Ing him TO use all his influence TO
hasten the repatriation Of 2.9. eI,s
prisoners still IN Siberia who are
suffering the grayast priva.ions, Pope
Benedict stated tina. he enthusiast
caUy agreed with tie sentiments e--
rSsssed-
TIC Pope said he would ask the
authorities concerned to cooperate for
repatriation Of the prisoners.
The japanese Emper and govern
ment have been approached by the
Pops. on the sub5ecr. since the only
feasible way OF repatria.ing' the
prisoners is 10 assemble them a.
Viadivostok.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The annual yoiiesnsn'E hall IVES
held Thursday evening a. E-kE han
and Eas one Of tie nacEI rlccssEtg "a
ever gwen By the department. There
xaE Z good number yrsssnI- a.
though me Sosor vas not ioo crowded
for pleasure and the music ry C1.o-
.,ollek's Orchestra was thoroughly en-
5oysc b. Ell present
The bail wac opened with tie DC
time march and circle which waS led
By Palroinan Wallace " Rcds-iex.
easir,na. q .re dance committee. and
Mrs Gleascn Mann. Up arE doEl tie
hail they na,cas5, E:agly. oy cyu-
pies. by fo2rs- !. and cut and the,
struck INTO TIE Ssciiisn circle. which
has done cuiy for the opening q
many grand balis hstore liz days 9.
modern Saocinx.
There was an order IF Is dances
end tKo extras and in eyery one iLe
for vas hiIsd with merry dancers
Wallace W Eoderick WIS foor man
ager with Henry Ferland, Fred B1--
CESS. Paul Burgess, John Roce,ick
Henry Butler and Herbert Rucyoa
As aids. The dance committee con-
sisted os " aiiace ". Rodsriek. Frank
H Lessa-6. Pearl z. Scribnsr and
Henry Fe.land.
Many tickets we're sold for the
dance 70 people who did not atten<;
and the impression WAS Las. evening
among the committee that upwards
Of $3.50 would be realized from the
evening
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CENSUS WORK
BEGINS TODAY

The last Of the equipment for the
census enumerators Of the city and
vicinity was distributed Thursday
and the actual work Of taking the
census will begin this morning in the
various wards Of the city! The emu
mera.ors will be as follows: Ward l.
Bernard Crafty: Ward 2. Sidney A
Carter: Ward 2, Miss Yvette G.
Clair; Ward I. EdFin ". Clair: ward
S. Miss Merce F. Morse: Ward s,
Harry 3. Lancaster: Ward 2. Sapo-
leon A. Marcou Winsiow will be
looked out for by Harry J. Marccu and
Joseph r. Roy. Fairfield by Henry L.
Brophy and Howard B. Crosby. and
J. hudson Gleason will take care Of
Oakland.
Fred ". Clair. supervisor of the
Third Census District Of Maine. has
under his direction 1S7 sub districts
and enumerators and lsS Of these viii
start this morning 10 do their work
The one that il as yet not quite pre-
pared in that Of Long Island Planta-
ton which includes several islands
and IL hard TO work
Enumerators are required to ask
few personal questions Of every per-
son and Mr.. Clair asks the coop
GRAFTON Of every one to make the rec
ord full and complete u possible, %
that government statistics may be
correctly compiled.
Each farm will also be visited and
questions will be asked concerning
the farm in az lines ri 4IT activities
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|IRKUTSK IN
STATE OF SEIGE

ifSliSs- Sunday. Dec A-tBy the As
socsA-si Prenl.-Irka,sk Is in a state ..
siege Martial ax vas declared :cliov-
ing an uprising Of social revciuticna-
troops o. Dec - during which tia
captured the railway station but ~e-e
unable 10 take tie city from the Ne.
chak forces Peace is. being preserve
by the Czecho-Slovak troops. II.
Americans in Ihkvtsk are safe
Communication across the Angara ,:
e. IS difficult because Of the cutting /
the poatoon bridge and American Rs3
Cross boats are the only means ..
Transportation
Several Of the cabinet ministers I.
been arrested The revoiutioaa-y fo-ces
are II virtual control Of The -a..-cs
from I-Aussk westward 70 KsSnoyz-sS
but no serious outbreaks have bee -
ported
Admiral kolehak Is SAID 70 h =.
Achinsk, = miles east Of TOMS
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HARVARD COACH
PRAISES FIGHT
PUT UP BY OREGON

Pasadena Cal Sza l-11N ~
xsrd University football team II c
fsstsa< The Cnisersity q orao.
esevsr today raayed tie haroe-
<.ne Of the SEASON Co>eh Hote
rs.s,er Of Harvard said rcnise,
I'VE came ass miles 70 Mex o:s
FSsher said. and ve ci6 i
We had the bette. team But Ore
<or had . better team than ] Il
r.acted. II vas the fyst s.4nrers
Harvard rad ESnce its game ~:
Yale and naturally tie men W.,
no. in good condition The tc,
went through The game largely :
Pluck
Il don't think the fact that We o.
reixhed Oregon bad much %
with the result We would a,
beaten oregon L the men has ,,ee
Hazards equal Ia weight
Oregon player a hard el.s
game"
The HaxTard team viii leave z.
Cambridge Tomorrow morning arr,
Ing there January 6. Fisher SAID
Shortly after tie Oregon msn e:
The field. Coach Shy" Hun,ing.c
said be had no comment exoep, ,az
we played n hard and as clean :
game a. ne knew bow, and we MAJ
q good showing. Harvard has
grea. football team.
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Seventy-Eght
Hog Island Ships
Since Aug. 5

PHILADELPHIA jan 1-SsTenIy-
cargo carriers and four army iran
ssor1S aggTegzting sls.ssa 6aac
weight tons. have been launched :
Hog Island since Aug :. 1914
Figures made public By the SHY
yard officials today show tina. .
have been delivered AL records 4.
ship construction and delivery Aa,-
been broken AZ Hog Island The As
ship launched was the CITY Of F:-,
Dec "a. The 0idwoo6 vas ~
tS;h Geli-esed
The total tonnage il slightly nc:.
than one-fcrteenth Of total s:es,
tonnage launched for the Eme-<p,c,
Fleet Corporation By al shipyards y
the country from November 49, :.
Dec n.
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RECORD YEAR FOR
BATH DISTRICT
SHIPBUUDING

BAH. Ma gaa II EsZ-y-6vt ysS-
eeas ratL = gross Ic11kEt @. 1d.l-s
we're bal: a,E reKas-srss :. Tie BAH
Customs District err5nE 1879 Tn2s
Eax the largest tonnage ronssr1C1ea
= 2 similar period to- - Fsa-s AID
probably q ths a2s-o-E IT Ii o-s-
rsr
STEAMSHIPS three gas screw steam
-. GLE screw E.szne-. AT EsA
scovs, SIX schooosrs and five tsa-Eek
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Quiet New Years
in Nations Capital

Washington. Jan New Years
day was observed very quietly ia
Washington TIE uEual church ser
vices were held our there were no
public receptions
President Wilson'S Illness torxea
a5andoanen. of the custoKnarr
White House celebration Surround
ed by members Of his family. TIE
President spent txo hours OF The
south P,o-t;oo, and later received
GREETINGS from heade o. many for
eign nations.
The usual exchange CT calls were
made by diplomats and members 4
the cabinet entertained al luncheon
and receptions
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BATH NAN
loses HEAVILY IN
SCHOONER WRECKS

Bath. Ne Jan f-%ApL
! Han-kley q this cry is agent ic
tie tree Esassed schconers Cnase.
u T3eSsx and Mary OsyA, rrecks.
Or TIE rocks II the enfrance TO CAPE
PorY,cise barber To-Day He Is oeAs'-
esr owner OF the former, whsea q
yss.sss a. S4,aea. while tie o2ys %
oznea hy the South Gardner LGn-
Ter 90. and vai1ed n Szs-H& SEia-
e. Is insured
Cant J. n Hartford Of Fire ls-
lands Is master Of tie TT1Gkey anu
las crew II four Eer- She nas
t-aan carrying box boards from WIS
e.sSses 10 Lyna- and renenflF TAs
aground On the Arrowslc Eats op-
pasi,s Bath Capt Lewis Hatch OF
Bristol Is In command Of the O3Es-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
REDS TO MAKE APPEAL
ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN
ON LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY

New York. Jan l-ThousaadE Of rad
icals from all parts Of the country a-e
planning descent On the White House
lawn Oh February Il. Lincoln's birth
day. TO appeal 10 President Wilson for
the release Of political p-isoners~ from
federal penitsnt.aries-
Announcement Of the proposed DEM
cnstF1tion was made today b. the Peo-
pies Freedom Union. the organization
which planned the amnesty walk" o.
Fifth avenue On Christmas day, xhica
was broken. ID By the police The union
declared that their scheme for a Wash
ington demonstration had Been endors-
ed BY kindred societies n every par. 0.
the country.
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ceiden Gross installation

The officers Of the United Order Of
the Golden Cross were installed on
Thursday evening at A. o. q. W. hail
BY the grand commander. Herbert
Mckinney. assisted by the grand
herald. William Mckinney. both Of
Portland. The officers were a. fol-
lows: Noble commander. Mary Col
by. Oakland; vice noble commander.
Rose Dutiiie, WaterviIle: noble pre-
late, Ernest Alley: keeper of records,
May DeLisle: financial keeper Of
records. Grace Carter; Treasures,
william Hemingway: warden of the
inner gate. Mrs. Angie Davis: past
noble commander, Miss Harriet Ivers.
The committee on the installation
consisted Of Mrs. Mary Colby, Mn.
May DeLisIe and Mr.. Rose Dutiile.
Music for the evening WAS furnished
" Miss Lena Fortier. After the Ger
;s.ony Of installation, speeches were
.:@ard from each OF the grand on
GERS.
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n. Y. CHILDREN ILL
FROM DRINKING
POISON LIQUOR

New Fcrx- jar 1.-Two Suc2t1on-
al cases n WOOD alcohol pcasoling
were reported By the New York police
today. In on= case an unidentified
nan ~as found n Brooklyn Stree
AID taken 70 = hospital. wnsre il
vas said his condition was critical
JOHN C-Rrsea- who vas taken II a.
his ncre Is Eo- expected 10 recover.
Five children ranging IN age from
: 70 Is years were taken 70 Bellevue
hospital tonight critically III as q re-
suit 81 drinking wine Z. New Year :
celebration II their home John Wig
Ito the father. according 10 The pc
lice. bought dre-gallon 5zr Of Ire
ligDor from an East Side store and
The children drank . considerable
quantity ClknOEn 10 their Eael.s-
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BAN STuLON
DUBLIN PAPER.
AFTER WEEKS

Dublin. Jan The Suppression u
the Fresn2nk Journal EAach EAs
ordered suspended fo- p15l3t>Ss-s oz q
Al article ads15gs5 contrary % 20
lice discipline. IS stM msl--aioe1
having lasted more than q fortnight
This i. Ii. longest ps-5o5 any news
paper has t.esc psls,izsss. svs1 Dur
ng tae EG
Inquiries AZ Dublin Castle hare
failed 20 elicit Information as 10
when the newsp&pe- Is likely 70 De
allowed 70 resume prblacstSon-
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Car-seEss-- PfrkhAsn

Alsxs,e.- Bishop Cz-1astec All
MISS Della Me- P1rE1an, BON II
Lznco1n- were married Thursday FORE
noaa q. II G'clc,ck al The Sz3-as- par
sor2xe ~ Dr. Asarr s Phelps. Yas-
scr q lie Frs Bsp-isz church, TIE
6orb3e ring ssrraes being ussa- The
sssts Ezs a-t-zEttTsly gowa.s5 II 4
kline suz. and ~zs .-a.lsoSe5 TIE
oer3y married pair returned - Lin
cs,ln &C TIE forenoon trail