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arch -diocrY" Similar orders were cS
p,rtrd to l." ie.u"d 10y IA" hiSh"pS or
of the Other GiDc"ses in America.
Wh.I. the cardinals LAST words were
dressings upon those 81 his household.
h. sen, Il message /" III" pope on Tues
,ilv through Mrn$.n"r john BonZaEn.
..,iru$.uiir .!,,,.;:.tr - Tie n't'! states.
"I'h.nkr E..,. to- t"r iUi'e my message
Of :,Iir"itIl,". Tell hIiu ! an glad that
II j. not l.r win" IS R".nE instead of me.
IL" - needed by his church.
This ru":Sa".. vas son: to the pope
L;uYT* sudden turn for the worse was
sent ~ IN" vatican.
\rHrIy ali the ar"nhiSh"pS and hiSh-
ors Of The tinted states have sent word
;hli they expect 10 attend the funeral |
on Thur SdaE.
Archbishop 'iIcrnon. of 81. Louis. viii
nrrarn tn" funeral sermon. Further de-
aG s Of AZ "n isi % Gs'e e H"' 'o for IN"
mass, : and If the honorary pail bca rcrs
are being mad" UP by III" Rev. W. Car
roll Ml.hollanh. OF S.. Mary's semin-
,rv who will lie master Of ceremonies.
Messages of regret and sympathy
continued Ia pour in upon the cardinal :
rrSidrnt.r throughout today. but cable
messages from Rome and from the car
hinary most Of eminent friends through
nut Europe wrr" della y"d in transmits
sinr. II was known that messages mad
been sent by the pope. by Carolina Mer-
rirr and by King Albert Of belgium.
.nnI nv others. Int non" had been re-
rriyrl ut a late hour tonight except one
from ireland and one from France.
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I'LL PRAISE It AS
LONG AS | LIVE

frr"d agony for hours. She was :"
u.rv"u$ i would upset her completely
# | hapI"n"l TO brush my feet little
loudly when came nom" at night. and
- was almost impossible for her TO
s.rcp any. Her back and limbs hurt so
had ut times II looked ike she would
ru distrart"d Sh,. lost weight until
she waS almost Il living skeleton. and
WAS 50 weak / began I" think she never
would y" well and strong any more.
"Wrl;. her condition got SO bad tina;
even whilr =; my work I WAS con-
Stantly worrying and wondering If
nothing could help her. Finally be
.an hearing so much about Tanlac |
decided To- get her - Try il, and il GER
ra:rly has don. wonders. Snc has
Gu,. appriit" ROW. and everything
tyr""S with her :" we'll she has gained
several pounds N weight. and all her
strength mas com" back 10 her. In
fact. Sn, = "nr" more 4 wei! and happy
wnrnan. and II! pra;sc Tanlac tho long
est day Eve"
Tnnlar i sod - li%ge-Dav:s Drug
Company.
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BISHOP D0NAHUE
(Continucd from Page ono)

and only hicn diEnitiTi"S of IN" "hhF' !;
aud ,hr ,lrI:uHI$ gran" nice" "n'!
grand u, i,i..w wrr" allowed in tn d''Itt'
,.u.,r:ih,t These t~" relatives ar" 'hil-
dr-n Of IAtriri Iiurkr Of New ORLEANS"
tn. E:rl IrrulEy burke. - Il student az
Nrir. Durm" t'"l!"G. in this Guy: IN"
boy. GIhh"nS Rurh". NAMED al:rr ~"
g:r:,nd-u'"!r IS :, student al Georgetown
University.
All others % tn" nult!tud" vino
Cal!,i at the residence were p"rTni'' "'l
t. i,+,vr their cards. but were told ihhi
tn. ,.,rd!ru.'s body could rot u" viewed!
until il va. placed III tn" cathedral
Sunday night nr Early Monday. 1t WAS
planned t. have tn" :,uarh Of Hon"r pc
I'm It's first watch nj nCi"rE N"nNiE
morning and continue unit! "|."'h
Thursday morning. the day Of III" fun
era.
i\,rjt for the announcement Of IN"
rar,!:u:.IS death and the requests for
prayers, for the repoSe Of his soul. the
~rrl I,c~ n all the churches today w"r'
urr.hauc"d. No maS%"~ wrr" SalI III
IN, church. But all masses t"In"rr""
nu,i until further nuiiC". wh"r" kuhri'S
Kermit, the prayer "rro driunct" car
,lin..li." ,fnr the dead CardiuaD VIII l."
said ly the clergy. This announcement
was made for IN" arch -''i"""S" OF ltati'
more im!aI. by IISnop owen u. orr
KAN and affects all the Chur"h'% III 'A'
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Virginia Man Tells OF HIS
Wife's Wonderful Restor-
alton to Health.
Hadn't Been Able To Do
Housework For a Year
Before Taking Tanlac.

"Whrn my vi" began taking Tan
IA, IN. hadn'; been able /" do any 81
h..r nousowork for 4 year; hut now she
50 VII and stron" $h" takes car" "t
tn. house with perfect "as"." sad i.
II WcIrh. well known engineer ."c the
N'rr:2;a- Western Power CO.. clifton
Forge. Va. r"Si!!nE at Iron Gate. Va.
My VT" certainly was IN "m awful
had stat" az health for four YEARS. Her
stomach was 50 disord"r"d Sh" could
scarcely ,at anything. and nothing
agreed with n"r After "at!nG she
hlna;cd al, up with gas and just sui
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NEW VOL

NEW YORK representatives. N"w York
firm ,IS,lrS % connect with Wheeling
concern desiring representation 1t NOM
tnlIl cost monthly. write MCLoughlir Il
Butler. 1865 Rr,sAdway. y. 7. inr.2S.s
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RAJ T|M0RE LODGE CALLS CLASS
OF9 FOR THE RANK Of KNIGHT

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ron SALE-AUTOS.

WILL TRADE on" or ;xn au,omohti"s
for lot or building material. or pay
mont on house t!,ll 35h9-M Wh""l:nS.
ur-26-h
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ron RANY.

roR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. housekeeping
room on thIpl.nr. thrr" furnished
heusrS - plnE rooms md bath on Island.
Inquire 1929 CUaplInC. m;-@G-h
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.t.,.-T'.'| ~ manutact urr-S.
w. N'r.-.'.' :.rr:t"ry. N"w r,!"H-
t. ,,...~,-.;.om Nothing like I on the
; .-.,... $50 ~..,r-t In" Of hank supplies
: .u...',.. r,..;.,t t">S than two p"urdS
1. ...,.- .,.. w,."nlY For, Wayne
l.r:;.t.-g 80. F"rt wayne. Ind. mr-26-E
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prov.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. l2l2 CnAplins Street
Call Phone 1917
DIED

GARvRR-Du Friday. March -. 1921,
1t O'Clock y IA. q; her home. Ill
Man street. nate G.AsiNf:lt. IN the
S2th year az her .tE".
Funeral services at the residence Mon
day morning $50. solemn h;Sh mass
Ut ST. Joseph Cathedral 9 o'clock,
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend
Intermcnt Nj. Calvary.
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There's inspirations anil Dr"Nt IN tho
habit Or reading nt'il.rCncc- Want Ads
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TOE SALE.

wAvTED-tN2r-!" G,rt t"r General
houSrwurH. whn understands c"''h 'nE
ThNn" k..Ul Gro" y, Eir--J-I
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wANTEp-Nen ;.ca-c BARBER trade.
Wonderful de:la nd ard wages. l'nS''
lions WHITING W.T." to-day h"Icr
-hcr College. est " 5th SIT. Cinc.n-
Eati. Ohio. t-lS-l-mo'
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SALESMAN WANTED.

WANTED statesmen. a"T !Hv"ntionS
- .r..-r, ,slnt rrSlSt buying. rrtI!i
& y, ... < -. cost s. - and 81 -.
~ ....s :giivr ia,dr SIS .irSt week
t.-.:.. -. ."." Marx Il Marx -, :.
4 -.,,r = t'E.,l-:,. nr-n6-g
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wAarro-HoUsE or APAaTsGNr.

wANTEp-To r"rt t!v" room house or
apartment. centrally located In wheel
Hne. ~ family OF TWO: no children.
T'hon" Martins Ferry 339-W mr-i6-tt
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wANTEp-MIm f,r Ea'd"r.aS AMI AVN
VII -, 10, Sprrl., MIXTURE
Iinir. mrs.:
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WAITED MALE

wASrEp-E.:,al!r man 70 work in
G.rl.a ard a-"u'si Ha-'l "rr 'l,y r"r
wr,k Gail c."aIn<$. W"odSI,l' ~. l.
ular2ti
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wANrED-rEMALAE.

wANrEp-,i,7' Crr E"r"rHl h"'>"w"rk
phnn, wuor!>dlir HIN mrs.;
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wANTEp-r.N ?"r;rnC"! E:r, for general
hruscw"rE. who understands cooking
rAon" -, G-r," Isl iNC--i-I
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WANTED St"""g-aphic position. tour
Years cNpc-."n,' Rest reference. Ad-
arrsS \. r car" tntcUie"accr. !
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POR shed rooms FOR light
housekeeping Apply 2rd floor Intel
llgencer Bldg. 1915 Market -, f-l4-tt
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roR HEEr-FuRN1sKED ROOMS

TOE RENT Furnished housekeeping
Z rooms. bath AMI phone. 81 M per
week and UP. Apply 1929 Chaplin" st
marta
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wANrSD-PoSrTToH.

ron SALE---t'a-u horses Charles
E.dsicy. PhOn" 2O5-W Elm Grove.
mr-l5-t
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POE sALR-NoRSE8.

YOR Furnished front room IN
InteUtgrarrr Bldg. 1895 Market ST
I'hons 3ti9-J. t-%@-S
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AsMLEY-At Detroit. Mich. On wed
nesday. March %. 1871. at O'Clock
D. m. EDITH 6 SAGE. w!ic Of Robert
VI. Ashley, aged 80 years.
Funeral services AZ the rcSid"nc" OF her
sister. Mrs. T. l. Byrun. No. l43 EdG-
wood street k:drwond. on saturday At
ternoon at } O'Clock. Friends respect
fully invited I" attend. lntcrmcnt
private Greenwood cemetery.
HoHXL-On Thursday. March -, 1921.
at 55E o'clock p. m. 1t her iatr home.
No. AS North Front street. CLARA
o.. beloved wife Of bruno Hoch!. Aged
SIS years
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock. Friends respectfully
invited TO attend. lntcrTn"nt private
at Linwood cemetery.
PBCH1-On TUESDAY. March p. 1921,
, At 80 o'clock p. IN. the infant huSh-
ter OF Emil S and Mario Eta Fischer.
at the home near Triadclph:a
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Lellr0ke. Nichols
CONTINUED from page one)

here from Norway where the family
formerly resided She has been EN-
ployed as a stenographer in the law
Office CT l.. l.. Walton. She has been
very active in the work of the Centen-
airy NJ. e. Church and its different aux
iliaries including the Queen Esther
Circle and the Epworth League. She
has likewise been prominently identi-
fled with Priscilla Rebekah Lodge and
Sorosis. The groom is shoe work
er for the Carroll-Jellison Shoe Com
pany at Norway. After a trip to
Plymouth. Mass. the former home of
the brides mother, where they are to
visit her uncle, r. l.. Sampson and
attend the Ter-Centenary Celebration,
the couple will establish their home
in Norway.
The relatives of the contracting par
ties were the witnesses Mrs. Carrie
MACPHERSON and Miss Lila Weston
assisting in the decorations and lunch
con There were a profusion of beau
tiful gifts including gold, silver, pic
lures and cut glass. Out-of-town
people present were Mr.. and Mrs. O..
r. Rullmann, Mrs. Frank Small, Mrs.
Shirley Foster, Mrs. Harold Cutting,
Mrs. Eliza Marble, Miss Mildred
Nichols. Miss Ella Small, Bath and
Mrs. David Lebroke of Norway, the
groom's mother. During the nuptials
the bride carried a beautiful bouquet
of sweet peas. which was distributed
later among the guests.
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Hinckley Graduation

The Promotion Exercises of Hinck-
ley school were given at the Good
Templars Hall Friday evening, June
TO- The Hall was decorated with ever
green and ferns and wild flowers. The
program was as follows: Music; Pray
er; Welcome Song, School; Saluta-
tory, Arthur Mills; Recitations, Aileen
Hicks, Wayne Gerad Delma Bessey
Song. School; REGULATIONS, Cecil Win
lie, Carrie Faulkner, Tommy Hicks;
Song, Four Giils; REGULATIONS, Bertha
Hall. Henry White, Louise Kicker;
Song, School Recitation, Mary Palm
er; Class VIII, Rose White; Class
Prophecy, Albert Palmer; Song
School; Valedictory, Norman Palmer
The presentation of the diplomas
and promotion cards by the teacher
Mrs. Frances Hall was done in a very
impressive manner.
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ST. PETERS PARISH ST.
CURES REcHBRH
FIR. HolOhan Of Bingham 10 Have
New Home. Parish Fair June 20

Bingham. June 1.-THE house on
Owens st. known as the Harold Doe
house has been purchased by the
right Rev. Bishop of the diocese for
the parish of Bingham 10 be used as a
parochial residence. The house,
both because of its location near the
church and its interior arrangements
is very we'll fitted for the purpose for
which bought. The present rector. FIR.
Holohan, hopes to move there In a
short tine. To help the payment on
this house the annual fair given by
the parish will be held on Wednesday
June the 29th. In the evening after
the usual moving picture show so
cial will be held. The week of June
2Gth to July Bird has been set aside
as the week in which an especial ap-
peal vii be made to the Catholic peo-
pie. and to all others who may wish
to help. for subscriptions towards the
ayment of this debt. These subscrip-
tons will be sent to the Rev. Rector,
st. Peters parish, embracing the
towns of Bingham, Concord. Moscow
and the missions of North Arson,
Caratunk, Scion and The Forks.
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LOCAL NEWS

The Holy Name Boys will receive
communion at eight o'clock mass next
Sunday at the Catholic Church.
The Ladies of st. Anne will direct
the picnic to be given for the pupils of
Our Lady of Lourdes school June 22nd
at the farm of Richard Lessard on
Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Poulin' and Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Beautin went to Bath
Saturday to be present at the chr.sten-
ing of the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Beautin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Beautin acted as godfather and
godmother at the ceremonies. They
were also present at the launching of
the Illinois
At the regular meeting of the Ella
f. Mitchell Philathea Glass of the
Bethany Church a delicious supper
was enjoyed at $50 Monday night,
The president, Mrs. Clara Decker pre-
sided and prayer was offered by Mrs.
Eugenia Merriam followed by the sec
retarys report by Mrs. Angie Stew
ard Mrs Ethel Hight was appointed
chairman of committee who are to
hold benefit for the Credit Class
sometime in the early future Follow
ing this a program, each number TO
be surprise was carried out with
Mrs. Mae Haines furnishing a violin
solo by Miss Virginia Ames, accom-
panied by her mother Mrs. Ethel Whit
tier Ames; Mrs. Eldena Halves fur
nshed dialogus "Aune Jem.m 8
Money" by Helen Halves, taking the
part of Kate ovejoy; Elsie Young
representing Mary Lovejoy; Sara the
Maid was impersonated by Annie Pad
ham and Aunt Jemima was character
lied by Reba Vail. Mrs. w. w. Great
on furnished q solo alone" sung by
Mrs Rose Burrill with Mrs. Ames pi-
ano accompaniment with an encore II
Hear You Calling Me" Mrs. Kate Hol-
brook presented iumbled up puzzle
which when Strengthened out gave the
names of the books in the Bible. Mrs.
Winona Homestead furnished read
ing, A Woman's Right" read by Miss
Ruth VALERIE: Mrs. Mabel p. Judkins
gave n piano 500. played by Dorothy
Nye and Mrs. Ethel Hight furnished
games The following is the commit
tee for the July meeting: Mrs. Alice
Mitchell. Miss Marion Kilgore. Mrs.
Nora Lancaster, Mrs Mary NJ Lord,
Mrs. Annie Loomis, Mrs. Eugenia
Merriam. Mrs. Kate Mason. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Newton. Mrs Elizabeth Nelson,
Mrs. Cora Nye. while the following
calling committee for July will he Miss
Marie Fletcher Miss Anne Caswell.
Mrs. l.. II Appleby, Mrs. Belle Gates
Mrs. Alice Cleveland, Mrs. Nina
Clough, Mrs Viola Burnor, Mrs. Nora
Lancaster, Mrs. Dora Nye, Mrs. lsola
Decker, Mrs. Ethel Hight Mrs. Kate
Holbrook, Mrs Alice Mitchell, Mrs.
Mary Dean. Mrs. Violet Fogg, and
Mrs. Eugenia Merriam. new MEM
Der. Miss Hugenia Colburn. nurse at
Somerset Hospital. was taken into
membership at Mondays meeting.
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w. T. sEEKINs, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
Somerset, SIS June 9 A. D. 1921
on the foregoing bill in equity it is
ordered that hearing on the prayer
for temporary injunction and for Il re-
ceiver be had at the Court House in
SkoWhegan in the County Of Somerset
on Friday, June ~ a. ID. 1921, at 10. 80
o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice
thereof he given TO the defendant cor
poration by serving on it's clerk, an at =
tested copy of said bill with this order
thereon. at least seven days before the
time of said hearing, that it may then
and there appear and show cause. ii
any il have, why the prayer Of said
bin for temporary injunction should
not be granted
And that further notice of the pen
dency of this petition and the time and
place of hearing thereon be given to
all parties interested by causing "A copy
of said bill, with this order thereon
to be published for two consecutive
newspaper printed and published In
Skowhegan in said County of Somerset,
the last publication to be at least seven
days before said time of hearing.
1t Is further ordered that pending
said hearing and until further order of
Court said defendant corporation, its
officers and agents be restrained and
paying any debts. selling or transfer
ring any assets, or exercising any of
the privileges or franchises of said
corporation.
LESLIE G. CORNISH,
Chief Justice, Supreme Judicial Court
true copy of bill and order of court
thereon.
Attest:
2w23 w. It. SEEKINS, Clerk.
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BADLY GASSED IN WORLD
WAR-h0H DEAD
Wyatt Bunker Of Mainstream Gained
Many Medals of Honor in
World War

Mainstream, June 13.-The many
friends of Wyatt Bunker of this place
were grieved to learn of his death,
which occurred Saturday at the home
of his mother. Mrs. Fred Stafford. Mr.
Bunker was an overseas man, and
gained many medals of honor FOR his
deeds of valor, while fighting for his
country. during the World War. He
was badly gassed which brought about
a condition for which there was no
help. Mr.. Bunker was great sufferer
but stood 1t all with patience and for
titude, characteristic of his life as a
whole. He leaves number of rela-
tives and large circle of friends to
mourn his loss
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SERzF HggFS R.
POINTS new DEPUTIES
J. II. mtibedean Succeeds Albert j
Libby as b0eal Officer. New Officer
Mt Smithiield

]. T. Thibodeau, for many years a
well known store keeper of North
Avenue has been appointed by Sheriff
Mooers to succeed Albert J. Libby. Mr.
Libbys resignation was necessitated
because of i'll health due to rheuma-
tism after period of faithful and we'll
rendered service in an Official capacity.
Mr.. Thibo9eau will doubtless make a
very efiic .ent officer in the community.
Sheriff Mooers made public Monday
the appointment OF another deputy,
Fred Clark of Smithfleld. a farmer.
having accepted the Office for Smith
leld and vicinity. He was formerly a
game warden and consequently I'M
derstafds unusually well the duties
which have now become his for gen
eral enforcement OF the laws OF the
State.
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Encampment District Meeting

A district meeting OF the Odd Eel
lows Encampments comprising the
lodges in the towns of Athens, North
Arson, Harmony and Skowhegan was
held in Carrabassett Lodge rooms here
Tuesday night Representatives were
present from Bingham. North Arson,
Scion, Norridgewock and Athens. The
Athens degree team conferred the
Golden Rule degree and District Dep
uty Grand Patriarch II. C. w. Batch
er of Athens presided at the business
session. A banquet was served by
a committee from Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge. the menu including roast beef
cold ham, mashed potatoes, green
peas. cucumber salad, cake. ice cream
and coffee,
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sTATK OF MAINE
Somerset ~.

Somerset ~.
Supreme Judicial Cour,
! bB Faulty
! Harold l.. Brophy vs. Skowhegan Ia
rage Company.
To the Supreme judicial Court. II
| Equity.
! Harold L. Brophy of Skowhegan In
| the County of Somerset and State OF
| Maine. complains against the Skowhe-
| gan Garage Company. corporation or
ganized under the laws of the State OF
Maine, and having it's office and princi-
pal place of business at Skowhegan
First: That he is stakeholder OF
record of said Skowhegan Garage Com
pany.
Second: That,said Skowhegan Ga
rage Company is insolvent and has
ceased TO do business. and that through
suits. litigation and otherwise it's es-
tate and effects are in danger of. being
wasted or lost.
Third: That the assets of said de-
PENDANT corporation consists of claims
against various parties and corpora
tiens and il also is indebted to other
persons and corporations in large
amounts and that justice and equity
require that said claims in favor of
ed and said Indebtedness paid, so far
as possible.
Fourth: That suits at law are now
pending against said defendant corpor-
Wherefore the plaintin prays:
I. That this court will issue an in
junction, both temporary and perma-
nent. restraining said corporation. its
officers and agents. from receiving any
moneys, paying any debts, selling or
transferring any assets of the corpora
ton. or from exercising any of its
privileges or franchises until further
order Of court.
q That the court win appoint a re-
ixsnP of ha At Inn 70 dam a
collect. and receive all property and
assets of said corporation. and to sell,
transfer. or otherwise convert the same
into cash.
g. That the court will. in its disere-
ton either order the receiver to wind
up the affairs of said corporation and
distribute its assets. and thereupon
make "A final decree dissolying said
corporation. or else order the receiver
to sell the property and franchises of
the corporation and permit the pur-
chasers of the same to reorganiZe the
corporation under the direction of the
court
T. And for such other and further
relief as the nature of the case may
require.
And may it please this Honorable
Court, to order that such notice of this
bin be given said defendant corpora
ton as to this Court may seem proper.
fixing the time and place of hearing
upon the same, and pending said hear
ing and pending the issuance of said
writ of temporary injunction, to issue
an order restraining said corporation.
its officers and agents from receiving
any moneys. paying any debts, selling
or transferring any assets or exercising
any of the privileges or franchises of
said corporation until further order.
And may it please this Honorable
Court. to issue its subpoena to the said
SkoWhegan Garage Company com
handing ii to appear and abide the
orders and DEGREES of court thereon.
HAROLD l.. BROPHY
L. l.. WALTON
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-16
Married In Alberta

Word has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Alice Margaret Long
ley, formerly of Norridgewock and for
some time a bookkeeper at the office
of the independent Reporter to Mr..
Joseph Leonard Mcclure. The cere-
mony was performed on June 2 at
Edmonton. Alberta and the couple are
to establish their home at Flat Lake.
The bride who recently paid visit
to this section has been located in
Alberta for some time.