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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-11
pal" Of HATFIELD
WON'T BETRAY HIM
Isaac Brewer Was Expected to
Be Star Witness for the
Prosecution
TESTIMONY TO OPEN TODAY

Williamson. W. Va. Feb. III
will not say anything that will injure
anr ofthc boys.
This statement attributed TO lSanc
Brewer. who is expected 10 BE- star Wit
ness for the commonwealth. has been
conveyed TO Sid Hatfield and his asso-
ciates. now op trial for the murder Of
two detectives at Matcwan.
Testimony will begin at ! O'Clock.
Rcnch-warrants. iSsupd last night for
witnesses. were returned this morning
and the rolcal' developed that many
who we're missing Yesterday had obeyed
the mandate of the court.
The Rev. Hugh Combs. one Of the
principal witnesses for the defcusC.
who was reported last night NJ heing
very seriously i'll at his home in Mate
wan with smallpox. sent word that he
was much better and court officer
reported that he would probably be
able TO leave his nome within u few
days. In the event that Mr.. Combs
counsel for the defense VII take his
deposition and present that as evi-
dencc. Mr. Combs Il understood to
have witnessed the Matcwau battle.
The state sought TO throw ont the
indictments against two Of the twenty
one defendants. y. H. Atwood and l..
X. Page. but counsel tor the dof"us"
said these men desired 10 80 on trial
with the others and tn" defense wUUld
oppose any such move. Counsel Tor
the state stood on its risnt to Withdraw
any indictments whenever II saw III aOd
was answered by the defense with the
statement that the trial had progressed
90 far that II would be an injustice
10 these defendants 10 permit any Surh
action.
"rhev are entitled 10 tn" verdict Of
p jury. said Attorney COnif land
they ought TO have il. Attorney john
;. Marcum. for tho stat explained his
nosition by saving that two very i'm
portant witnesses upon whose teStimon,
the state depended seemed to have dis
appeared and could not now be found.
II am not going 70 take chanc" on
having this case continIeu.' sad Judge
Bailey a. he wound NJ the argument.
The motion Of the state will stand.
immediately Atwood aud Page nroSp
from their seats. among tno d"icEdnnti
and bcCam" nothing mo-" than iu."r-
ested spectators This '"li the number
Of defendants at nlu"t""u. The idrY
was then sworn.
sharp Sparrins BY Counsel
The state showed II" di>ro>'liun p"
call the tirSt witness. Sume confusion
apparently existing rs 10 III" rurrrrt list
.f defendants So the list was checked
4 time or two aga:n and - az added
Drecaution the jury was SWORD IN" >"c-
ond time.
CounseI for tho state asked thsr the
necessary precautions hr taken 10 pre-
vent any Of the defendants leaving the
courtroom Judge BAILEY complied and
"A Inn
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David Lloyd George. Aftcrwo,d, ~
will tour south and west Gcrmsr"
confer with local officials theras aFI
ccrning repaiations. coni
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Women Democrats Meet

A. meeting Of the Women Demo
rratic committee Of the Forty second
ward. at 500T North Broad street,
Logan, last night. announcement was
made that the combined Democratic
committees Of that territory are con
templating the purchase Of a permanent
home.
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KENTJCKY PI'BIIC SEryICE COMPANY
sinking Fund Notice

o"ce - Fide.itv Trust Company. Nos. 32'-
33l Nhes;mmt street. Philadelphia. ror ne
the rirs' Mortgage 2 per cent God Bonds
Of tie kentucky Puhlic, Service CGmpany.
f!t"d February ]. 1915. 70 invest ne sun
Siv.s notice Of It's intention TO go app,v the
said turd. Proposals must he sealed arg
eseu'rd to tive said Trustee hoiore "
o'clock M. on. Monday. March !. 1927. N91
nmer exceeding 1927" per cert and accrued
intercS' Will he accepted. The right ~ r.
served 20 reject any aud al bids. Slch
honds may hc accepted VIII be p.,d q,
n" OIL = VI the Trustee on Thursday M'iSn
20 nj
FIDELITY Trust COMPANY, Trusyse
WM =. GESr. President.
Pa'ldde.pnia February I, 1927.
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FINANCIAL
THE PENSSYLvANIA STEEL co.
"CORSWALL ORE BANKS"
SO LOAN, DUE OCTOBER 1892

Pursuant TO terms Of Sinking Fund of
mor,saEe dated oeto6er J.. lso2' 500 OoU
have been drawn for redemption at i0leo
and accrued interest, as OF April !, 1921.
when all intPraSt thereon will viz.
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Dividends

ME ATLANTIC HFFININI. IONFNNN
3i4t ra.syunk ave, fhi!ai, ;r. "a;
February 10. 1921, a dividend o' i've dollars
NJ share was declared on the common stock
re ,ro,IihoId-ls Of record a. the close NJ
G,,.iurss FEBRUARY - 1927. checks wII
W. ''' W d. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
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Germany Willing
to Pay IS Billions
Continued from PAGE One

Continued from FHee One
riabIc annuity Of II per cent On cx-
ports is imperfectly underStoo
abroad" he said. 'It never has been
the question TO create. or oblige Ger
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GIRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEORGE n. STUART. I'd. TrrasureE'
rHII.IDELPHIA HYDRO
COMPANY

sinking Fund Notice
S"a.c proposals FOR the gale To Fidelity
Tnls, Cunptiy Substituted Trustee under
Trusl Agr erneut OF the PhtIadephia HYDRO
Electric IOnlpauN. dated Innuar' !. 1908,
~ Eve Thousand Dollars $4,000 face value
- me 40 bonds issued uuder sad trust
agreement NJ pr,c" not 10 exceed lO2i9 e
II the face value thev, OF. w!ll bs received a.
m" OifiCo uf the Hdtd Fidelity Trust COMPANY,
substituted Trustee, 3"i.33l Chestuu. street,
Philsdelphia uutN Monday. March :, 1921
TWEGiTY TRCST COMPANY. Substituted
WILLIAM p. GESr Tles.den'.
Pu'ad",phia. February =. 1871
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Annual MeetInEs

-. >orICE IL HEREBY GIyEN THAT
J on the eighth day OF March, A. -,
IU!t, ne stocknolders OF 1, u, Masland 4
sans. Inc, Il corporation Of me state OF
VIII hold special meeting at
20 nd,e o. the comPany. Amb"r and West.
',n.e 0r considering the adNlsabiIity Of issu-
rg preferred stock OF the said Corpor alton
.'J ~ ar'horIz" the issuing OF preferred
sr,,l; u a rlaio'ItN in interest OF tue stock
,,o urra shall consent thereto,
\ MESLEY MASLAMD. snc..larr
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Approximate Tonnage
Requirements
(For tweiVe months)
1T the following ports
Tons Of ?:iO pounds

Further Information and PROPOSAL
forms NAV be had on application.
The Board reserves the right TO. re-
iect ct any or ali bids, Sealed bids
should be addressed to NJ, W. Bowen,
Room 9IO 1919 + street \; W.
Washington. D. g., and indorsed
Sealed Bids for Coal
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new ITALIAN ENVOY.
LANDS IN NEW YORK
Ricci Bespeaks Friendship for
United States and Hope
Of World Peace
NATIONS HAVE MUTUAL TIES
d, the Associated Press

New York. Feb. 11.--NittoriU Ro.
lnndi Ricri. recently appointed ambas-
sador from Italy 10 the United States.
arrived here today on the steamship
DuCa D'AOsta from Genoa
The ambassador was accompanic BY
his son. n captain in the Italian army
Guido Sabctta. former consul general
of Italy at Chicago. who is TO he roun
Sclor tor the embassy. and +. Qunt
trono. during the war acting high com
missioner Of Italy in the United States.
lie was met al quarantine by Nirtorio
Farcsi, secretary Of the embassy, and
Consul General Bcrnardi of New York
Upon landing. where he was met by Il
delegation of Italian Americans. Am.
basSador Rirri said he had already made
public his program in several speeches
delivered in Rome. Milan and Genoa
lie expressed Il keen desire TO o-opC
rate IN the development of economic re
lationS between Italy and .thr United
States. and will soon begin n thorough
Investigation of conditions surrounding
Italian immigration.
No people on earth have a kcenpr
appreciation Of the innumcrable gifts of
which this yUur great republic can
boust.' the ambassador said in a pre-
pared statement for the press. nor
NOR" cordial sympathy than do the peo-
pie of Italy.
v;.s -, N,,,,., <6o,,i.,
d"' p.""u !" "HN' 'n' n"h"F ana
pTi,iI"ge lhlS daE' s'I'Ihg lo1i upon nus
S"H "h''' sen'rouS nospl,nil'S nl'l Tue
H'S3'S' opportunities "'r" ever nc
greet ia tho name of Italy. the noble
= II.
American nation. beg ot the .\m"rlcan n
press 10 grant me lis ;nvalunbI" assist Q
once in maintaining unshaken III" tics
OF mutual affection Whl'h ever united
tins great country '" ours
This great. powerful country - nj g,
was progr">SiN" ever S"atlhg !oWafd
the greatest h"IyhtS an" thc rTaI;"a'loh
Or the most generous ana n"oI' huhal,
ideals. ltniN. our country: mas r'IorH'd
many 81 "a" mos, Ori!Iisht achl'NoI :
mentS at TINS wort" : "VIIiHa'lon' ana
iS thaS' DAYS SerohH I" none IN 'he
rugged i"lIS "t Iahor.
our country stands among me nfsl
as guarantee ~ pubic liberties ana
it, ardent desires +" ""ntHhut" MS iUil
shaEr IN the making "i o'tt"r III"
manity that Will strive I" I'VE through
peaceful "nd"aN"r III 'hrI>tan hroth'r-
mood aud mutual S"rv,"" among All pee
p'cS.
II shall be grateful i"r Whar"N"r as
NiStanC" ! may obtain ~ making ilaiN
t"tt"r known IN lts real W"Iln anon
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wife Held in Plot
to Kill Husband


n'r'm.k h0' N, gUI dIdu' SN"W NN
waited un,tl : 80. ,h"u walked uU
to Fifrh and Race .rrr,s. where iuii.rvn
.vnu had Kent ,hr appvintmrur. rsl'"I
,n, gill on the Telephone.
Size told him rhat her husband han
locked her in 'ur room and gone ont I"
n,ey rool. She said she had called to
a nov, Who .a,ue aud turned the key
and released her. Sh" said she would
come on doAn,owu 10 meet uS and We
walled. Size snow ed up and We talked
,Uin2s uye"
TG. G.,vti,o va. instructed to re
..r'r,. +. - CONVERSATION that took pac"".
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TIE HARDWOOD ELECTRIC I0MpANh
FIRST tND REflND!NG MOkIHAGS
BOSDS. DUE 104?. 49,,
Pursuant - terms Of MurtGaE" dated
N,rch / 1OI@, the puders.sned inyi'"s ten
de OF above bonds Tor sale and delivery "s
of March l. 1921. at less th-n loI I'o'c o.
par Nalu" and accrued interest to the eAten'
~ 4i - ~. the sum now available IN iht
sinking Fund. ,
sealed tenders. stating numbers " bonds
offered, addressed to Glrard Trust COMPANY,
trustee sinking Fund Tie l!A""Oud E.esu'
'Owpaur. Frs; and RcfInding M"ItEas"
Bonds WI be received until y. III. Febru'
nry q. lD:l. ~ ,.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-11

: all Il political trick. lNeH know thHt
III. county has 10 bGi.d those buildings
And as for responsibility the rountv
commissioners are elected nv the p.op,,.
The wav they want +" do i tn" control
Of the money would he Dluroa! in III,
lands ~ Il msn who was only al
pointed
Mr kupnl"I Wa void ruaI ut YES
'rrday'S n.rting OF Cn.,ncil the county
commissioners CAV" the impression that
they did NOT know whether IT,. million
dolla.S was 10 be- used for q roInbrc-
hrn,irc gloup Of h.ihlingS or nr,rh
Tor ada!tI"n> an" a''rat'"nS T." the
..W;.r ,L,n. ,no hill -, -. ,.o,,,,,a,.,.
Ni, t,,' -, -. ,',,
,0' 81"
~ .'' "", ''' T'I:t. az '".''
W., '',,. ",'",'r "". ',o'.,
, ,, :" ~ -, r"'i"l 'n'A' ''''
Liz ,,,,, g., 80 ,.,,,o ,,o,
,a h,ur ,"r In'H, ,ra '"E .m' r~"T'n ,""' v"
Nv , ""o '''
VI ''". Moore ma A"H ''"I N"Pp".'
IN '"n"I. +" prevent passage over h'H
v"'" Of H." 81 .OOU.WW appropriation.
TUar assurance was given today by
Co.mri!usn Charles II Won TaGeu.
IN commenting on ycs'.rdav'S session Of
CouLru. during wLiE r Was shown
r.ar ,uDporterS Of the spondthrjft or.
rfuamp . we're on rbe verge Of panir. Mr..
Won Tss-n said:
"On account Of the widespread pro.
',s, against The Nuniripal Cnurr ap,rn
rr'a,nn. nm rontid.nt thar had Tho
Nuvur yororJ t.n Mn and scut IT TO
,u,urI Yesterday rho veto would have
hrcn sustained Other opDoucnts Of the
ordinance, as we'll a. myself. deeIr" I"
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Above bonds should he presented 'or pay
lneut ., Ulh,e Of Trust e on or after April
!. 1921. with all unniatured coupons at
'aChtd.
GIR>RD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
Gl.OEGE ~. SrI' ARr. 81, Treasure.
Philadelphia Pa. February q. 1921.
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London. Feb. 11.-(By A. PA
dispatch to the London Times from
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wanted: Two first class painters at
once. ]. G. Dodge.
Goddard rings at Goodfellow's Jew
elry Store. Special prices. adv.
Ice cream that IL delicious and whole
some--the kind that "tastes like more"
Barre Drug Co.--adw
Passengers by auto daily, Washing
ton to Barre and return; soc round
trip, B. +, Caldwell, +. n. Stanton.
just received at browns Drugstore
Wright & Ditson tennis rackets and
balls, also Victor No. 30 standard golf
ball.--adv %
Public dance, town hall, Brookfield,
Monday, May 20. CAROLS orchestra.
Bill, $50, war tax included ;aextra la
DDS, free.--adv.
A public dance will be held in Clan
Gordon hall Saturday, May I'll, at s
O'Clock. Dance, SOC couple; extra la
dies, lJc.-adv.
A good time assured for all those
who attend the birthday social at the
Presby terrain church Monday evening,
May 20. at 1880.
All Sir Knights expecting to attend
the banquet and session of Knights of
Birmingham, to be held Wednesday,
May 25, procure your cards and ban.
| quet tickets at C. w. Averill & Co.'S
store Saturday, May 81. Don't delay,
as you will be admitted to the meeting
only by card. Per order T. j. NJ. f.
X. s.
Due to a misunderstanding of dates,
the game which was to have been
played this afternoon at Lincoln cam
pus between Spsulding and 81. Al
bans high school has been postponed
until next Saturday. On the Spaulding
schedule the date was set for to-day
while the st. Adams schedule called
for week from to-day. Inasmuch as
the railroad city lads were to play
Plattsburg to-day and Spanlding has
an open date next week it was easily
arranged to have the game played here
next Saturday. The only game in the
city to-day will be the Goddard st. Mi
chael game at Goddard campus this
afternoon at $3.50.
About 40 friends and neighbors gath
cred last evening at the home of Mrs.
Daniel McBain on Laurel street to bid
her Godspeed on her journey which she
is to take soon for Aberdeen, Scotland,
and very pleasant evening was spent
in songs and dancing. Songs were
sung by Mrs. A. Prize and Mrs. Thorn.
as Jeffrey, Mrs. w. Innes and Mrs.
Knox and Mrs Cassidy and Mrs. A..
Allen, Mrs. C. GreIg. Mrs. Young gave
an exhibition in skirt dancing. Mrs.
Mary Fraser pleased the company with
bagpipe music, which was encored. In
behalf of the company, Mrs. Charles
Greig presented Mrs McBain beauti-
full leather suitcase, which she greatly
appreciated. Refreshments were then
served by Mrs. G, Taylor, Mrs j. Fra
ser, Mrs. c. Greig and Mrs. c. A. Al
len. after which the company sang
"Anld Lang Syne" and departed, after
wishing the hostess a safe journey.
Miss Westland and Mrs. McBain sup
Piled music at the piano.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Wanted; Two first .class painters at
once. J. G.. Dodge.
Goddard rings at Goodfellow's jew
elry Store. Special prices. adv
Lemon cream sherbet, coffee, choco'
late and strawberry ice cream at
browns Drugstore.ad
Long distance and general trucking
light or heavy. Granite City Botthng
Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.-adv.
Our soda fountain service is differ
emit. That's why so many visit our
parlors daily. Barre Drug Co.-adv.
Hercules Zambielli, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past
few days, returned yesterday by motor
to his home in Proctor.
Granite City lodge, No. 1853, $. b. OF
A., will have dance Saturday, May
81. Music by G. Olsen. All Scandina-
VANS welcome. Meeting at o'clock
sharp.
Don't miss the entertainment at thu
Presbyterian church Monday, May %
Come and bring your birthday pennies,
which will be your admission fee. Re
freshments will be served.
Pile sufferers can only get quick, safe
and lasting relief by removing the
cause--eutting and salves won't do.
Hem. Roid, a harmless tablet, is guar.
anteed by +. A. Drown.--adv.
When Barre City has drive for any
worthy cause, she never forgets the
farmers of her surrounding country,
and she always finds them ready to CO
operate heartily. These farmers have
their own project in the Granite City
Co operative creamery, OF which they
are Justly proud. These men leave most
of their money in the stores of Barre
and vicinity, and they are gratified
TO know that most of these stores are
pushing Barre manufactured dairy
products. Let us all boost Barre, and
also the farmers of the surrounding
hills.--adv.
A goodly number of juniors, seniors,
alumni, and their invited guests en-
loved dancing at Spaulding assembly
hall until IL o'clock last evening, the
event DFlUR tue annual JuhNi PANhf
given by the junior class. Members
of the 1922 committee are to be CON
pratulated on their work towards max
ing the dance a success. The hall was
prettily decorated in streamers of the
class colors of Blue and gold, and, in
addition, three long streamers Of small
penny balloons. A novelty dance in
trodueed in the first half Of the dance
order called for united attack on the
defenseless line of balloons, and after
'ort period of constant popping and
ion, the floor took on the ap-
re of rava~-d battle field. Car
e-piece orch "a furnished mu'
ic for the dancing he committee for
he prom was as follows: Mona Grady,
Gwehyth Laid, Roy Watkins, James
B. Mcleod Cleora Reynolds and Louis
O'Leary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
Knights of Birmingham, Attention.

There will be a meeting of knights
of the order in. Clan Gordon hall, in the
Bolster block, on Wednesday evening,
Nav 25. at 1880 o'clock, to start with
a large party of novices for the city OF
Birmingham. BY vote of the knights
at a recent meeting it was decided that
admission to the hall be by member
ship cards only, which can be procured
for one dollar each from Secretary
John C. Wyllie's committee. That com
mittee will be at the Masonic hall, on
date of meeting, from 9 TO 7 o'clock,
and at Clan Gordon hall from to s
o'clock p. m.
As has been previously announced, to
accommodate the knights; and to en-
able the committee in charge Of the
banquet TO be held in the Masonic ban
0uet hall at 6 O'Clock, to know how
many to provide for, membership cards
and tickets for the banquet are on sale
at the store of c. w, Averill d Co.
This committee has prepared an excel
lent ration for the long march; and
If YOU desire to have your pouch filled
at their station. you must get your
ticket at once so the committee will
know how much provender to have in
readiness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
TALK or THE TOWN

Have you tried il? Peach nut sun
dae at the Barre Drug Co.--adv.
Clarence Carpenter, a freshman at
the University of Vermont, arrived in
the city yesterday to pass the week
end at his home in the city.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Gus Ladrie OF Lynn,
Mass, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lsdrie Of 80 Nelson street,
returned to their home Thursday. They
made the trip by automobile.
New arrivals Of decorated stock pat
terms, dinnerware, three different pat
terms. An early call is necessary to
warrant getting your order flied com
plete. Kenyon's Home Crockery Rooms,
81 Franklin street, Barre.
Arthur Sullivan and Edward Nc
Mahon arrived in the city yesterday
from Burlington, where they are fresh
men at the University of Vermont, to
pass the week end with friends at God
dard seminary and to witness the God.
dard-St. Michael game at Goddard
campus this afternoon.
A set Of very attractive posters pre-.
pared by students Of the public schools,
under the direction Of Miss Hall, SUI
pervisor of drawing, is being distrib.
uted through the city, announcing
"Child Health Week" Several sue
cessful efforts along the same line have
been made in former years under the
auspices of the Barre Woman's club.
This time the Barre chapter, American
Red Cross, has the work in charge.
The chairman of the committee has in
tended to send notice to each moth.
err in Barre having an infant child OF
IL months of age or less and 200 such
mothers have already signified their
intention to bring their children for
this health examination. Should there
be anyone who was overlooked and did
not receive one of these invitations,
the committee wishes IT understood
that she will be welcome at the clinic
lust the same. The hours are 10 to
IL a. m. and 2 to 5 p. M, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. May "a, %
and 20, at the Community houH on
Spaulding street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
EAST BARRE

One of the best entertainments given
here in logg time was presented to
a crowded house, May u. A varied pro-
gram of music and readings called for
encores on nearly every piece which
was pfeasingy responded TO. The en-.
tertainment was under the very eff
cient preparation of Mrs. Lillian
Hutchins and a little over $50 was re-
ceived at the door.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
CHELSEA

e. J. Rutter, optometrist. will be at
the Chelsea inn Tuesday and Wednes.
day, the oath and 25th, Call and have
your eyes examined.-advs
For Sale. A few Canadian horses
nice blocks, weigh from 1000 pounds
to 1900 pounds. Will sell right. Come
and see for yourself George 7. Colby
Williamstown.~ adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
Notice.

Meeting of the Jumpers, boxers and
derrickmen, branch No. 80, in Worthen
hall, Monday. May %, at 1880 p. m. A
large attendance is desired because Of
important business, election Of officers,
etc. The hall will be open from $3.50
to 1880 for the benefit Of those who
wish to pay dues. II. c. Allen, tinan-
cial secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Goddard rings at Goodfellow's dew
elrv Store. Special prices.-adv.
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. CAROLS orchestra. [.
Y. train al l2:32.-adv.
The Lamar register., 1921-12-14
CRATER vIll.
Aeres, SlrrS

Lund SrecJed Raincy with 4 curt
ncd Hansen WAS still AZ the hciuL
The crew on duty were standing about
alert. their cyes IN Luna They had
found a new master. and they were
toWsd. casrr ~ do their best
~rit show this crew they've ~, =
SSippev aboari~ said Lund ~HNw's
yhc oSp'euy'
Rainey told hJu,
Wen Scc what w esn 10 for him.
said Land Hes better ~ without
that faSir. thst'S a otnch- Called IRE a
usur,iercr, be Wvat "a with sNSst-
nawo~s,d laugh ~>;0t >puuk. she hiss,
And she's s grl1a hit 4 slip ~ eSL
bur SheNS SsuS An svS>tlg~SSin', eh
RsiucS =
HE srnile1 IS Il the prv~gSct suited
al,sl \ >uSpieiou ,capeJ late Ralusy's
N--,p i.rnd hSd S-,si he Wcu'd n'y >e%
4 acexut siri hSrucj III. Jhe utsn
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