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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

mont J. c. Little (clerk). all OF Au-
gusta.
The Eastern Pole Corporation. or.
gained at skowhegan, to deal in pulp
wood and lumber: capital stock. $40.
w.. all of which is common stock;
nothing paid in; par value, 500;
shares subscribed, three; directors
Norman B. Murphy (presidenD, Au-
gusta; Arthur E. Moore Ureasurer,
PORTLAND; Lauriston Z. Howes (clerk)
Lexington, Me.
The Moon Motor Sales Company, or.
ganized at Portland, to conduct a gen.
erai automobile business; capital
stock. $50, 900. all Of which is common
stock; nothing paid in; par value. 500;
shares subscribed. three; directors
Leslie E. Norwood president and
'reasurer). South Portland; D. X. Geh.
ring. Seth w. Norwood (clerk), Port.
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
Northport Country
Club Opening

Northport. Nc. July T-(Speciall
The opening Of the Northport Coui
try club took place on THURSDAY nigi
a special dinner followed by daneif
forming a pleasing program. Own
TO the recent rains and consequd
bad roads. many members living
Bangor. Camden. Rockland and III
colnville Beach were kept away. ;
there was a good attendance
Northport and Belfast members q
the aair was a most enjoyable o.
About so members went down for d.
ner. small parties and many o'h'
dropped In later for the dance. Mh
was furnished by Marston's Orchesi
OF Rockland which made its first 4
pearance at the club and was mv
liked. IL has been engaged for
entire season. The next dance
take place on the Goth and a spec
committee will he appointed 10 "a
charge OF IL. II is planned 20 ma
the dances n feature OF the club .
season and there is every indica'l
that II will be a gay one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

ericanism; and notwithstanding I.
fact that it had linked its destinies
the victorious chariot OF the Repu
lican Party. its chief concern HI
been the welfare Of the people. al
an uncompromisinC demand for hot
esty in politics and political Offices
Its decline began before the wor
war. And when internal finance
troubles were added to those incidei
to the war-fever. IT collapsed.
Hardly ever have readers and sui
scribers, however, been more loyal
their old family newspaper III
those OF the Staatszeitung: and II
due 10 their urgent demand that n
Doedcrlein has come TO the reset
He consolidated the Staatszeitui
with the Buegerze tunC. likewise
publication OF venerable age. a.
with the aid OF n board OF directo
consisting of number OF lead'
Chicago business and profession
men. he expects to continue the pl
LEGATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

corporation Of the following new cor
porations:
The George Fuller's Sons. Incorpo-
rated, organized at Augusta. to con-
duct general foundry. machine shop
and woodworking plant; capital stock
$4,000, all of which is common stock;
nothing paid in; par value. 500; shares
subscribed, 100; directors. Ernest L.
Gedney president and treasurer). An
ME F. Gedney, Ada L. Pierce and Ere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
ga Quinnlpiac Az,

New Haven. Con-
Il was run down in health and ,.r
ribly nervous. My back was veal
my head ached every day, and Con
hardly stand on my feet.
A friend advised me 10 try 'Frur.
a-tives" had used other adver,is.
remedies. but l finally got box 4
Fruit "A Aives" and they helped M.
/ am still taking them and improvir,
all the time. and will not be wi,ho
them again.
As soon as can do so. will AL
swer all inquiries as To the abo,|
statement-will gladly do So"
CECIL SToWH
Fruit a -tives' or Fruit Ls,|
Tablets" are madG by spec.
process from fruit juices. and are
marvellous tonic. unequalled for ii
MIGRATING and rebuilding the run,
down system.
Soc box. q for $3.50. trial size "a
At dealers or from FRUIT-A- TIVE,
Limited. OGDENSBURG, y. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
STATE HOUSE
Mes. mss.ns Of une Friday July at 10 A. NJ

Frederick Hale of Portland. Republic
can candidate for United States Sena-
tor, received q plurality OF 2l.2l4 in
the recent primary election. the official
vote of which was announced at the
session OF the governor and council Fri
day. The other candidates were How
ard Davies Of Yarmouth and Frank Z.
Guernsey Of Dover. senator Hale car.
ried ~ OF the Is counties. Mr.. Guern-
sew leading in the counties Of Penob-
scot and Piscataouis.
The Official vote for United States
senator in the Republican primary Is
a. foIloNa:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

Hale's plurality, 21,2li.
Vote for Governor
Gov. Percival p Baxter. Republican
candidate for governor received
plurality of 1854 in a three-cornered
contest. the other candidates being
John p. Deering of Saco and Leon F.
Higgins of Brewer. Gov. Baxter car
ried IS of the IS counties Mr.. Deering
leading in York county and Mr.. Hig-
gins leading in the counties of Han
cock and Penobscot
The Official vote for governor in the
Republican primary is as follows:
County Baxter Deering Higgins
Androscoggin. 2,4i7 AS liz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

John NJ. Mccain, aged 81, who dl
in the Carney Hospital In BosV
Thursday, had been in the tailor
and haberdashery business in b
gor for many years and owned ste
on State street. lie belonged TO Il
Gor Lodge Of Elks. and the kn!gr
of Columbus. lie leaves his wife al
two daughters. n brother. DIR. Dan
Mccain. of Bangor. and two siste
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
Jack Holt in Strong Role

Jack Holt, popular Paramount star,
has strong role in The Man I'm
conquerable," a picture Of the South
Pacific islands which comes to the
Colonial for two days. Monday and
Tuesday. Sylvia Dreamer is his lead
ing woman and heads a capable sup
porting cast.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
BUSINESS HOURS
AT STATE CAPITOT

The Offices in the State Capitol win
be open for business between the
hours Of : A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ. begin
ming Monday. July 10 and extending
to Labor Day, September 4. This
new arrangement Of hours has been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE
MENT

Application having been made !,
the Banking Department by the IA
lowing named persons to be register1
as a Dealer In Securities under h,
provisions OF Chap. 40. Sec. ll.s,, I,
the Revised Statutes. as amended. n
gal notice IL hereby given and al
person may. within two weeks fra
the date Of this publication. file objesl
ton 10 the proposed registration Viii
the Banking Department
Name Business AddreJ
Fred w. Boothty, Is Cushman Il
Portland. VI
Naples County Club. Naples M.,,
FRED f. LAWRENCE,
Bank COMMISSIONED
Augusta. Maine, July I, 1922.
4iyeSl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
More Money
in Auto Fees

Since the first Of the present year TO
date, the state Of Maine has received
tn. sum Of $1.213.s25.o3 in automobile
registration fees as against the sum OF
ss67,94450 for the corresponding Pc
riod last year, an increase of $780,
SS053.
The following figures given out at
the automobile bureau Of the Depart
ment Of State shows the comparison OF
tina business done during the years
1921 and 1922:
REGISTRATIONS and licenses July z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

made in order to accommodate the
citizens of the State doing business
at the Capitol, and all onices will be
kept open continuously between the
hours above mentioned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
Coats

We have about so Rain Coats that we want
to dispose of. You can have your choice for
$50 less the regular price which range from
S11.50 to $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

Totals, 44,70S 1904 12,026
Bakers plurality. 1854.
For State Auditor
State Auditor Ebert ID. Hayford OF
Farmingdale. Republican candidate for
State auditor. received a plurality OF
249 in a total vote of 56S36. The
other candidates were Maurice W.
Bragdon of Monmouth and Edwin J.
Morrill, of South Portland
The official vote for State auditor in
the Republican primary is as follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08

Totals, Ih,331 20.377 2o,12S
Hayford s plurality,
New Corporations
The Office OF the attorney general
has approved the certificates Of in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
White Waists

s1.eS and s2.9s White Waists in wolfe, tail
ored and fancy. Best value in town. all sizes
s1.OO
Also other exceptional values at
s1.9s, s2.9s and s3.9S
in cotton, silk, and georgette.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-08
PettiCOats

PettiCOats
1898 to S6.98 Silk Petticoats in taffeta, mes
saline and jerseys. Regular and extra sizes
1928
S1.5O, $1s8 black Petticoats, sateens, perca-
lines. Regular, extra sizes 69c
s125 and S1.39 Children's Night Robes, 2
to years S1.OO
10 dozen Children's Dresses 2 to IA years,
plaids, check ginghams, daintily trimmed.
Regular prices SIPS to $3.50 S1.OO
SOC and 75c Chdren's and Misses Rain Hats,
to close 29c
S298 and 1898 White Wash Skirts in surf
satins and gabardines, 25 to 80 belt, S1.9S
$3.50 and $500 Women's and Misses Coats
in smart tweeds and polo and velour. Excep-
tional value $500
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NOTICE O~ plSSOLuTGON

Notice IS hereby given that. n; q
meeting @; ;hc stoch.n"tders % The I'm
terpr!se Supply Co. regularly held IN
accordance wj;h the requirements o:
the laws OF said State. at tho office OF
said corporation. in Wheeling. West
Nirs:n!a, on the 2Gth day Of April. w.
at which meeting n. ~ the CAPITA
stock OK the said EH;e:T:!sc SUHp.H y"
vas represented IA person or ~ PROXY
the following resolutions weT" GH'y.
regularly AID unanimously adopted 9Au
passed. - MI:
RESOLVED that tho Enterprise sup
ply Co. a corporation. created and or
can.zed uad.r the laws OF the STATE
OF Yves: Wig. does hereby ".Scoh-
,!nue business AZ 4 corporation and sur
render u SAID State rs charter and
CORPORATE franchises. and
RESOLVED that the PRESIDENT or ms
corporation cause notice az the adoption
Of the foregoing resolution 10 be pub
IShed IN some newspaper published near
The principal Office or pace or NuSs-
ness OF tbs corporation. ONCE week
FOR four successive weeks. and that he
re-t!rv these resolutions L tho Sec
-etarv Of state OF the state % West
VIRGINIA, and deliver HIN certificate
showing the publication OF sad notice.
as required by lax
Gwen uudcr ny Aaad ;h!s 10Th day
- May. 1927.
rroendan, II sa.i Cooperation.
JOHN r. AliNNN%.
Attorney. ma .'--' III -
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FL|NTS REVEAL
MAN LONG AGO
Stone Implements Are Earli-
est Relics Of Human
Life Known.

%cw York. My 26-Th" American
Museum has placed On exhibition n
series Of chjprcd hints, witch gain In
creased interest ~ view or the Bryan
S,raton controversy over parw!n'sm.
because they arc believed u he the
earliest known implements fashioned by
man.
They were recently discovered Nv j.
Reid NOR near FONhail. East Anglia
England, AZ 4 lower level than previous
human relies were admitted 10 have
been found They Indicate thAt man
was an intelligent being. using his
hands with some skill. before the Quar-
,crnarv period. Evidence Of mans oN-
tstcncc before IL" Quartcrnary per!o l
had previously been wanting. Now, g.
,uvliug tn nr. Henry Fairfield OSt7Hn'
president Of tho uuscum and an inter
national authority on the BEGINNINGS or
tho human race. man Of sufficient intel
UrrnEc to fashion Hints and build fire
existed "hcfUro the C'osc Of lIIo""nc
lilac and before tho advent Of the Fire.
Glar!atlon. witch opens the 1lclStoccne
or Uuartcrnarv history Of man. That g.
We have at last IN the FoNhaiI hints
rnurI pruoCe Of the existence o. real
tertiary man"
Attempts to construct time N
% human development hav" fallen IN"
tllSrcrute among scientists Hrrans" thcN
involve inevitable inaccuracies -; par
hapS az hundreds Of thousands or years.
m! nr. Osborn offers no guess on tho
Fuhiert OF time. leaving the public at
liberty 10 follow the Rryan-Strator
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26

school. placing the earliest human relies
at not more than 1000 years old under
nny circumstances. or the average man
NJ science IN ,,loc,rr- ,hrrI sorn,.yhnre
between 100 600 and 600 600 wears ago.
Tho rIuts I'm ,la museum are orig
Inals which have hccn ,regcrlrd 10
IN. r,ux,Ym nv Mr. Mnjr' one inter
ea,lrr rhasa ~ ,rc di.r,verv l. the
fac, ,ha, moro ,rar hair century,
,rn ., A,,,r..,, ,h,..i ,i.,, rr.,,, ,i,,s.
nan Max, nr u, IL ,,,.nyo, r.,,,,
r',,r.r ,lr,, ,o.,r 49,. s:,,,,, ,,,,ro
o,d ~ o,,.,rcrt,., .t,, .,,,,, ,a,.,,,d Lr,
bo ,.o. rn,h,o -, tr..r.,, ,.,3o,,;,,s IN
=. It.
~ ,
nc '''."'"'S 90
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~'.r' , ,n "!',ut a." ., 'I' ,Ian.
'''"'' ma" va ""'"T ''''' '''r ~.
We "'''l ''t'' N"'" " ''''" ''" HI,"' ~
I was 10 MN are lu'S'''hN me" NAV"
'"aN'u S'!ch' .H'S' 10y, -'''" H"HN''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR SALE-e5n-Ac-e farm. PLANTED,
horses. furniture. % COWS and hes
fers. poultry. wood. acre potatoes. /
acres corn. acres oats. good garden,
full implements etc. Included. In rich
farming district near city: dark loan
fields, pasture: about 10000 'est Kim
bar; 200 cords wood: 100 appi" trees.
pluns, cherries. 2-story Groom Colon!a.
house; big barns. poultry house tea.
ant house. Owner cAi.eI away $4,000
gets all. par: cash. Details page l.
Illustrated ,a;alos 1900 bargains Free.
strout Farm Agency. .50lAu Union
Bank Bids. PITTSBURGH. IA. ma Cox
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Tho state presented eight and the de-
Tense nineteen instructions which they
asked the court TO present to the fury.
Judge Woods Immediately rejected IN.
first OF the defense suggestions, which
merely instructed the jury TO find Biz
gard not guilty.
The others were taken up separately.
defense attorneys stating their objec-
lions to portions Of thee instructions
offered by the state. and tho prosecu-
ton counsel their objections to the one
defense side. Judge Wood also oc-
casionally suggested changes In the
phrasing, and after hearing the COM
ments of both sides on each Of tho pro-
posed Instructions took them under ad-
visement over night. Two moro were
10 be offered In tho morning by the
state in further examination Of points
brought out by instructions. the state
requested, and one more was to be ask
ed by the defense.
Tho defense also made q motion that
the state be required to elect on what
day and at what place It would show
Billiards. presence with the armed
men in Logan county as the overt act
required in proving treason. In addi-
ton Billiards counsel presented three
interrogatories which they asked the
Jury to be required 10 answer In case
It found a verdict Of guilty. Tho in
terrogatorles were what overt act the
Jurors found. what witnesses testified
and when It took place.
Questions most strenuously argued
by attorneys on both sides tonight In
cluded whether an instruction should
he given asked by the defense, that
Blizzard should be found not guilty IL
the Jury believed q reasonable coAspir-
acy was formed. but that tho men on
the FIRST march dispersed and resssem-
bled for another purpose after learning
OF the shooting OF two miners by state
police near SharpleA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26

he could not see the speakers, but that
the first man said they were going to
"organize Mingo or wipe II OF the map"
Under further questioning, however, Es
changed the MHgo to Logan.
Colonel William VI. Wiley and Major
T. Is. Davis We're called 10 refute por-
tons Of the testimony Of Phillip Muir.
ray. intcrnCAonal vicc-pres!dent Of the
United Mine Workers. Colonel Wiley.
whose testimony was supported by that
of Mr. Guy. said he had told Murray
that before the clash with state police
near Sharp!es the roads had been pat
rolled by armed men for two weeks, the
car Of =. S. Enbry had been shot into
and state police had been dsarmed in
that section. Murray had testified that
he received no such information on his
visit to Sharpies when he talked with
Colonel Wiley and Mr. Guy.
Major Davis said he could not recaS
that Murray had complained to him that
he had been bounded" by members of
tho militia IN Mingo county last July.
Murray had testified yesterday that he
was followed about the streets and in
suited until he was forced to complain
to Major Davis. in charge OF enforce
ment OF martial law in that country"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26
TREASON. TRIAL
Continued from Page one)

drnre Of he state I've stricken out end
a verdict Of acquttal ordered. The mo-
TON. a. BEFORE Wa based on the claim
that the f;li -: particulars and the In
Gtctmcnt d:ifcred az to the acts alleged
md that there was not sufficient EVIL
denre 70 support the allegations OF the
, Indictment.
Judge Woods. however. recalling his
ruling when the motion was made first
nj the close Of the states ca Sc. held that
The Indictment and b:Il OF particulars
nCrccl a. 20 El!zzards presence IN
Logan county with the forces OF armed
, miners and others who had marched
from kauawna county across Boone
county and few miles Into Logan
county before defending forces stopped
their progress This IN his previous
ruling he had held To be the overt act
IN which the state must rely for con-
\ictinn under the legal requirements
/ FOR proving treason.
Denied by Porter
First Sergeant Timothy Flynn Tenth
United States Infantry. who was with
the federal troops sent into West Nir-
r!nIa to restore order. testified for the
Ier.nee that he was sent from Sharples
70 blair with n train. seven soldiers ana
Rlizzard 10 get the armed mep out or
that town About 20 came out or the
train Mt billiards. request, he said hut
tho others would NOT leave at that time.
4 G. Porter and william Petry. mino
union officials who were recalled AFTER
once testifyinE for tho defense. were
cross-aupst toned "a 70 speeches they
were alleged to have made. Porter was
sked about n speech at Sharples DENY
ing that he had called the killing OF two
miners near there In clash win sta'e
norIrs "dastardly assassination TO IN
flame the armed men whom he was os-
tensihly seeking TO dispense
Both denied that Mt RIrchton. speak
i,r M n meeting Of tho union local.
! Porter had said r tho union men wanted
70 carry out their plans they must
march % Logan and wipe It of the map.
and Pctry had added that the full plans
! would lee explained later.
In tho rcbuttal the state called
N. VI. Lilly. r. W. Guy. F. H. Locke and
c. w. Bias. ali Of Sharples, who testi-
fled as the "dastardly assassination
speech OF Porter and other incidents OF
his visit TO Sharplcs with Adjutant
General Charnock In an UNSUCCESSFUL
nttempt to get the armed men to go
home.
Heard tho Speeches.
Floyd Hyde. ot BRIGHTON. general
manager "G ;hr Erich Fork Coal Com
I,aiiy i"rl"lrl n" had heard at a dis
;pucc ur about twenty five feet the por-
ti"ns rr .ru.r'uS 10y Porter and Petry
which rN.., led jus, denied making at
tn" union i,""t.nG there. John +. John
son hrrrd Prosecution counsel read the
sam" words. and said he. too. had heard
them FROM = window outside the meet
81 i.t'l lfl' NJ a iCIcp1rtnu ,rb ~,
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wANTEp-AGENTS

| AGENTS-Pocket Radio Set. Smallest.
most efficient IN ex!stancc: E" long.
? u" wide by a" high. 50-M!le radius.
Equipped into Porter fxed actcrior Sc.
| Exclusive territory. Manufacturers Dis
| tr!buting CO., %9l Broadway. New York
ma @6-g
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RECESS FOR HOUSE
WASHINGTON, May 81

Washington. May as The house
agreed tonight 20 knock off work after
adjournment. Sa turday. until next We'd
resday with the understanding. how
ever. thai 10 business would lie trans
acted until Thursday.
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iwE HAVE al attractive offer Tor
school teachers or young men who
can place q legitimate proposition be-
fore Intelligent people. Write c. NJ G..
care Intelligencer giving phone num-
her and address. ma "3-k
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MISCELLANEOUS

wASTED-To buy or rent. Large sec
ond hand tent. Salvation Army.
ma "a.
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FOR SALE

for sAI,E-House oc ten rooms AMI
bath on Seventeenth street Address
p. h. care ln:eilSeuCer. ma @G-t
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Katydids lay their 'gss on III" oiE"s
Of leaves.
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accessory salesman 20
travel Ohio territory within TA'.'S
OF so miles. STATE age. experience anu
salary expected. Address /. .. ION .. !
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LOST-On Sunday evening. pair o:
black kid gloves. Phone WoodsGa.e
ISL. MA %J-t
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FTsHER-On Tuesday, May %. 1922. az
a:20 o'clock P. NJ. AUGUST c. FISH
~ Err aged "a years. ) months ard 8
= days
Euneral from his late residence NO.
1898 Jacob street. Friday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock Friends OF the ram
- fly invited to attend. 1nterment at
MT. Zion cemetery. A special car IS
engaged to convey friends TO the
cemstery.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED - Reliable. Industrious men
and women 10 introduce $50 h"aSe-
hold necessities now used by twenty
million consumers. Largest company.
30 millions capital. Permanent. proht-
aola w. T. RaIvlelgh 60. 80 Liberty
St, Freeport, Illinois. MA Cog
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-26

FOR SAIE-Two light delivery s!Hg!e
horse wagons. covered TOP. glass
doors, 8 wInIows suitable tor dairy. !"e
cream. butcher. baker or grocer. VIII
sell cheap. ". J. Sands Transfer, -
Fourteenth street. ma Col
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DIED
%Gr

MccONEELL-On Thursday. May -,
'1s22, At 1890 O'Clock /. NJ. at her
late residence. Wi.omet Apartment.
No. so Fifteenth street. MRS. Mil
LISA J. MCCONNELL. widow OF the
late Lafayette Mcconnell "E New
Athens, Uh.o. n her Scvea;y-sec0ad
iyeaf.
Funeral notice hereafter.
pittsburgh papers please co2y)
iYOCHUM-On Tuesday, May -. l9--'
at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ. at Whee.,nS
hospital. GEORGE. son OF Chr1sNan
and Margaret Yochum. IN his 2Srd
year.
Funeral from the residence OF his par
.enta 12i East Eleventh street. on
Friday. at $50 a. 81. Requiem high
mass al St. Alphonsus church at ,
A. N. Intermeat IN Nj Calvary Gem
etery.
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FOR RENT
LOST AND FOUND

sLOST-Gray mare with halter. Weight
J.. 1900 or 100 pounds Strayed away
May 81. 1922. $40 reward. Finder please
notify James Gable. Nj. Pleasant. q.
ma c6-l
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wAMEHD-EENAI,H

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