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Evening star., 1922-11-10

li.5 CLIFTON Sr-;s nicely furnished rooms.
| with pri,a ate bath: adults
Evening star., 1922-11-10

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shower bath Col 1913 evenings. ----
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Eyes, crazy!' She suddenly shrieked
at the word. That's what they all
call me-Crazy Laura But I amt
hear mel ANTI / know-they're i'm
mortal, just like the others were i'm
mortal! I can't hold 'em when they've
got the spirit that rises above-Pve
tried, amt land I've only got one!"
"One?" Squint's voice became sud-
denly excited. "One-what oneT
I'm not going TO tell. But know
l knOw"
There was silence then for a mo-
ment. and Fairchild, huddled in the
darkness below, felt the creeping
crawling chill of horror pass over him
as he listened. Above were a rogue
and a lunatfc, discussing between
them what, at times, seemed to con-
Germ him and his partner; more, It
seemed to go back to other days, when
other men had worked the Blue Poppy
and met misfortunes.
Squint Rodaine was talking again.
$50 you're not going to tell me
about the one, Ell? What have you
got this door shut for?"
"No doors shut"
ut is-don't you think I can see?
This door leading into the front room -
The sound of heavy shoes, followed
by a lighter tread. Then a scream
above which could be heard the jan
Cling Of rusty lock and the humping
of a shoulder against wood. High and
strident came Crazy Lauras voice:
"Stay out of there-I tell you,
Ready! Stay out of there! It's some
thing that mortals shouldn't see-it's
something-stay out-stay out!''
IT wOn't-unlock this door!''
81 can't do 1.-THE time hasn't come
yeti mustn't"
"You won't-well, there's another
way" A crash, the sudden stumbling
feet of man, then the scratching of
a match and an exclamation $50 this
Is your immortal, eh?'
Only a moaning answered. moaning
intermingled with some vague form of
a weird chant, the words Of which
Fairchild in the musty, dark hall be-
low could not distinguish. At last
came Squint's voice again, this time
in softened tones:
"Laura-Laura, Honey"
eyes, Squint."
"Why didn't you tell your sweet
heart about this?''
IT mustn't-you've spoiled IL now,
Ready"
"No-Honey. 1 can show you the
way. He's nearly gone. What were
you going to do when he went-T
He'd have dissolved in air, Ready
I know. The spirits have told me-"
perhaps so' The voice Of the scar
faced, mean-visaged Squint Rodaine
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LIST YOUR RENT APARTMENTS

All parties who have furnished or
unfurnished rooms and apartments
for rent, are requested to list same at
the Chamber of Commerce for the
convenience of tourists and winter
visitors. 1t will be appreciates! If
these lists are filed promptly. 12-3t
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HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS. We are
ready to fill your orders for high
school books. Please secure them this
week in order to avoid congestion on
the day of school opening. THE
BOX SHOP. 13-4t
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is rich with vitamines- and-iron.
This recipe Of Nature, "Ironized
Yeast" is now being used by thou
sands of men and women with start
ling, yet perfectly na.a"1!, results.
1t gives you yeast-vitat- nes-iron-
lied, containing iron in . form in
which it exists in the human body.
1t is not a mere mixture of yeast
and iron, but is yeast ironi. I'd, which
is a substance all by Itself. Muddf-
ness, that great :,"&tIc$~ - Der. gives
way to Ills pUIity W..ieA nothing
else on earth can produce. Pimples,
llacliheads, spots, erur+; J? They
become practically al ssibilityi
ROSY cheeks, firne" nj younger
looking. SKIN, T1rs~t eta purity, vel
vetv &oftaess,-- J .satu ii! Imagine
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To thiuk CT it is lovely. To have
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A 25-cent package Of Albert's Plant
Food will perform wonders with your
pot plants. Try it. Sold at the Court
Pharmacy. II
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HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS

We are ready to fill your orders for
high school books. Please secure
them this week in order to avoid con-
gestion on the day of school opening.
The BOOK SHOP. 13-4t
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FOR SALE-TERMS

REQ speed wagon, stake body, used
about three months. Price right. The
Spencer-Pedrick Motor Company.
Phone s. 9-12-tf
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was still honeyed, still cajoling. per
haps so-but not at once. Isn't there
a barrel of lime in the basementf'
Yes"
Come downstairs with me-"
They started downward then, and
Fairchild watched them pass, Rodaine
in the lead carrying a smoking lamp
with its half-broken chimney eareen-
ing on the base, Crazy Laura, mum
bling her toothless gums, her hag-like
hands extended before her. shuffling
along in the rear. He heard them so
far TO the rear of the house. then de-
scend more stairs. And he went fiat
TO his stomach on the floor, with his
ear against tiny chink that he might
hear the better. Squint still was talk
ing in his loving tones.
"See, Honey" he was saying. I've
I've broken the spell by going in up
stairs You should have told me. |
didn't know lust thought-we1
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w. K. Lane, nj. D., physiciaa and
surgeon, specialist eye, ear, nose an
throat. Office over 5 and 10 cent stera
Ocala, Fla. q
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BARGAIN

For few days we will sell 11-oz.
glass jar of guava jelly for 15c.
12-3t U-Serve Stores.
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BARGAIN

For a few days we will sell 11-oz.
glass jar of guava jelly for 15c.
12-3t U-Serve Stores.
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Salt mullet and mackerel at the
U-Serye Stores. 12-3t
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Ironized Yeast
Brings Marvellous
Beauty 10 Skin
Science Now Proves How COM
Plexion Is Quickly Beauti6ed
Through the Blood

There is nothing in the world to-
day which is producing such a SEN
sation as this simple discovery!
Pick out anyone who has healthy
rosy cheeks and ravishing1y beau
tiful complexion, and you have
picked out an individual whose blood
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-05

Vrah pristoupil pax k mrtvole,
kopl do nj pravil: "To je pa
ty pes, ktereho jsem zastrelil."
- Mrtvola byla zakopana v "a
hrade statku teprve V nasle-
dujicich dnech pohrbena rak
vi ma hfbitove mistnfm peel du-
chovniho, ktery vrazdy te byl
svedkem. Bratr zastreleneho,
cetaf Antonin Kysela, ktery
slouzil tehdy u bosenskeho pc
siho pluku {. l v okoll, zvedev
0 surove teto vrazde, odejel ku
hrobu bratrovu, a jal Sc pax
stihati setnika Jarische, ably
no ztrestal. Shodou okolnosti
byl mu ma stope prave v te dobe
kdyz Rusove zahajili palbu,
jsouce rekou Sanem oddeleni od
rakouskeho vojska. We chvili,
kdyz dosel rozkaz ku prekroce
nj feky Sanu, kdvz Rusove pal
bu sesilovali, vybehl setnik Ja-
risch re zakopu - byl zasazen
ruskym granatem a rozdrcen-
vzav takto zaslouzenou odpla-
tn. Pc ctyrech mesicich bylo te-
hdy 74-lete matce zavrazdene-
no desatnika Frant. Kysely o.
znameno, re jeji syn padl ma
ruskem bojisti. Padl - ale ru-
kou vrahovou, germanskeho zu
rivce. Tragickeho jeho skonu
dodnes vzpomina staricka mat
ka We Vel. Mezirici ma Nora
We tfi bratri zlovolne' utrace-
neho, nichz Ant. Kysela jest.
nyni rotmistrem pri hradni stra
Ii.
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Povesti o gorilach, ktere od-

S0Ss " = eAs~O~et e~>Os -
naseji zeny. Africky badatel
Eduard Reichenov, ktery I'll
pill druheho roku mezi gorilla
mi v Kamerunu a studoval Ii
vot techto "lidskych opic", pi-
Sc v listu "Naturwissenschaf-
ten", ze vsechny povesti, re ty-
to opice odnaseji zeny, jsou O.
bycejne povidacky. Reichenov
neslysel nikde Cd domacich O.
byvateld o podobnem /. jednani
goril. Naopak pravi, ze> cernosi
v gorille cti Symbol dobreho",
ponevadz gorilla pri srovnani S
jinymi opicemi ma, prave nej!-
meme vyvinuty pohlavni pud.
Proto pokladaji gorillu "a vzor
pohlavnl zdrzenlivosti.
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svitorivym hlasem: "Zrovna
jako ia! Jsem uz dive leta po-
ctivou vdovou, neboztika A.
lojse porade vzpominam, ale
zustat sama nemohu, ne! Je
tn pole, dobytek - ovsem ted
mann jen kozu, ale clovek We
staveni boji sc zlych lidi ="
"Ne, .kmotra, sama nezdsta-
vejte! A to mi verte, re kaz-
dy muzsky mdze 81 prsty oil
Eat, kdyz vas dostane! Tako-
va zenska jako Wy, to je po-
klad We staveni!'
II, kmotre, nelahod'te!" u
pejpala sc naramne Spetila
Rambouskova. "To Wy byste
nasel sikovnejsi zenskou -"
VitouSek naklonil hlavu, V
pravem koutku ust jako by mel
bodliny, leve oko primhouril /:
"Kmotra, ia O. sob6 nemluvim,
= ia tax vseobecne, rozumi-
me? A kdyby k vam dnes pri-
sci rozsafny clovek a rekl: -
Kmotra, ia bych 81 ma vas my
slel, - no, co odpovite?"
Rambouskova ukryla rozmi-
lovanou tvar V zastere a rekla
|unylym hlasem: No, - to,
kmotre, vite, re bych vam ne
odfekla, = takovych, jako jste
Wy, je uz ma svete pramalinko,
= a ia, kmotre, sama Ma vas
jsem nekolikrat myslila."
Dedek VitouskG Sc rozkro-
| ell, oblicej zafil mu nejvetsl
blazenostl a certovstvlm. Po-
malu, slovo "a slovem, zvyso-
val hlas a kazde slovo svistelo
vzduchem jak prosincova me-
telice: "Aby nebylo nedoroz-
umeni, = ia mann slovo S IL
tosickou Sehnalkou, ia masic
budeme miti svatbu. Nikoho
nema, tricet korcu pole bez
dluhu, pet kusu dobytka, -
ale zadne kozy, jsou to tri kra
Wy, jaiovice a odstavce. = A
pax! Je to zenska k pomilo-
vani, jak maselnice, mohlo by
Sc il hadat i tricet!'
Rabka Rambouskova ustrnu
la, vydechnout nemohla, nohy
j zcentovately. Obratila sc
beze slova k chechtajicimu Sc
Vitouskovi zady, klekla ma
val, utahla provaz a chvilce
Sc il kolebal ma zdech. A uz
bez rozlouceni bezela pruse.
KEN dolu k silnici. A .celou ce.
stu mic il nehucelo v hlave, ne5
ze proc do dedka zlorecenehc
hrom nebaci!
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ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
Co je moznO We ctvrtem roce

20 Je mOZnO We ctvrtem rOce !
republiky. Jak znamo, konaji
Sc nyni u primych rychliku Gel
nj pasove prohlidky We vlaku
a vystupuji pouze ii cestujici, |
kteri mali k vycleni RUNE zbo-
Ii. Ia timto ucelem byl do re-
visni mistnosti dne Is. zari po-
Sian take general-l6kar MUDr.
Gustav We'll, ktery jel rychli-
KEN Viden-Berlin. Mel u sebe
mimo jine take taSku ma akta,
o niz prohlasil, ze je koupena V
Drazd'anech byl upozornen,
re nj must zaplatit clio. Tomu
Sc dr.. We'll velmi energicky
branil a uredniku, ktery mu
vec vysvetloval, prohlasil, re
platit nebude. Pri celem rozho-
hovoru, pri nemz urednik o.
vsem mluvil cesky, odpovidal
general zasadne n6mecky. Ten
to zpnsob jednani generala csl.
armady vzbudil ovsem podiv vo
jinu financni straze a jeden z
pritomnych, cetnicky straz-
m;str, pronesl, ze by pan ge-
neral mohl mluvit take trochu
Gesky. To jej vsak velmi popu-
dilo. Zamraciv Sc Zvolal roz-
horcenim: "Ja umim cesky le-
pc nez Wy, ale mluvit nechci!'
Pfltomni byli vyroky generala
csl. armady ovsem velmi trap
ne pfekvapeni, nebot' 81 sotva
mohli byti lide, kteri tax Okla
zale projevuji neuctu a odpor
k jazvku statnimu a ovSem tax
jazyku armady! Ma skonku
ctvrteho roku trvani republiky
nemusily by Sc iiz takoveto smu
the zjevy vyskytovati. Jak pa
trno, jest jeste i V oboru nase-
no vojenstvi hojne pf1lezitosti
k delani poradku. Co by 81 u
rednici a zrlzenci, konajici IA
hranici svedomite sve tezke po
vinnosti NELL mysliti, kdyby me
ly byti trpeny TAX smutne pfl-
pady, jaky Sc udal We Cmunte?
We'll, die pozd6jSich zprav ne
nj cinnym V ceskosl- armade-
byl prevzat Jako pfislusnlk ce-
sky jiz jako pensista.
Zlovolne utrac eny zivot. V
techto dnech je tomu prave osm
let, kdy desatnik Frant. Kyse-
la, Kodak Z Vel. Mezirici ma Mo
rave, odeslan byl pochodovou
setninou do pole ma Rus. Phi u
stupu Ruskeho Polska byla
pohresena hlidka, ke ktere byl
pfidelen teprve po sesti dnech
dostal sc desatnik F. Kysela o.
pet ke svemu pluku v Tuchco-
We u Tarnova, kde pHk odpocl-
val V nadvofi rozsahleho stat
ku. Desatnik Kysela jiz cestou
"a plukem Sc dozvedel, re set
mix Jarisch V dennim rozkaze
prohlasil, re jakmile desatnlk
Kysela by prisel, re no ma mi
ste zastreli. Kdyz Kysela sku-
tccne plisel hlasl Sc, zadal
na mem setnik Jarisch pusku,
kterou desatnik odmitl vydati, i
kdyz setnik chtel mu il nasilne
strhnouti ramene. Setnik "a
behl do nedaleke stale, uchopil
jednu 2 visiclch tamze pusek, a
jedinym vystrelem do prsou u
smrtil desatnlka Kyselu >.
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Strepinky
FILUTA VrTOUSEK.
NAPSAL: j. JAHODA.

zovala val suchehc rosti, kdyz
Sc tu najednou nachomytl de-
dek VitouSku, uzlickem hub
v ruce a ma nose s velkymi O.
kulary.
Poloholinky mel slime mokre
to jiste prolizal dole mo-
krady, neroste-li tam nekde
hrib kozak, nebo hfib vrko-
lous, ktery miluje vlhko.
"Panbu del st'astne dobre
odpoledne, kmotra, - to jsem
vas potkal pro. stesti, vSak je
dneska houba v lese vzacnost.'
Babka Rambouskova mile Sc
usmala, zalibne mrkla ocima
smerem k Vitouskovi a no.
aem 81 prihladila vlasy pod sa-
tkem: "Pozdrav vas taky Pan
bGh, kmotre, - no, stesti yam
neprinesu, ale prala bych vam,
abyste aspon cent hribaku-"
Vitousek Sc tuze spetil, po-
potahl 81 vestu a narovnal kro-
penaty Satek u krku.
Povidal hlubokomyslne: "a
vite, kmotra, mad cent hribakd
je mne milejSi, re jsem Sc s
vami potkal re 81 S vami mo-
hn> trochu pojednat," naparo-
val sc a popotahoval opet kali
hoty.
"Vsak vas beztoho clovek
treba pdl roku nevidi," vycita-
la Rambouskova a dokonce
kosym pohledem dedkem "a
koketovala. "Vy jen porade
20 tech kGzickach, hned v te,
hned V one vesnici - moe lidi
poznate a prozlkoumate!"
Kmotra, to je skola zivo-
tar kazal VitouSek a polozil
81 uzlik ma zem. PAX, ably do
kazal, re je vzdelany clovek,
vytahl kapesnik a utrel 81 po
pansku nos. Kapesniku pou-
zival jen v prave takovych
vzacnych okolnostech.
"Jdu ia svetem zkoumam
lidi. Ne nadarmo, to Sc vi =
,nebudu patrat V lidskych vnitf
nostech pro MIC "a mic, -jsem
prec obchodnikw To Sc Vitou-
SEX ma kratkych nozkach wy
pjal a udelal dulezity oblicej.
"Nez udelam obchod, mu-
sim do kazdeho cloveka, abych
tax rekl, vlezti! Reknu 81: -
mohu te, clovicku, osidit, nebc
ne? Nebot', kdyz te nemohu
osidit, reknete mi, kmotra, ia.
ky by to byl obchod v kuzich ?
Prece nemohu dat "a zajecinu
vic, nez sam dostanu, = to u.
znate, sneni-li pravda?"
Babka rozsafne kyvla ne
souhlas.
"Prijdu onehdy do Kletecnl
ce,', rozpovidal Sc dedek vi
tousku, "a prvne vrazlm ns
~Cintla, Vite, kmotra, to je ter
Clint! hned ma kraji u kfizku
Ptam Sc po kuzich = Clint
hned jich prinese asi dvacei
Ciste kuze, brok JIM neprole
tel - Cintl je kumstovny py
tlak. A co pry dam? Proma
kan kuze reknu urcite: p'
trech krejcarich, vice nemohu
.jsou sparene. Cintl, re pry NJ
isou!- Dobra- otoclm sc a da
yam s Panembohem. A jestl
pax vite, kmotra, proc jsen
tax obchodem hazartoval
hned odchazel?"
Babka sc S 1zasem zaraziE
a jata obdivem mad Vitousko
YOU moudrosti, piiznala Sc, Z
ne.
"Tak, kmotra, vam to povir
- Cmtl prisel domu az ranc
to Sc vi, ze bez gresle. A Clint
Iowa penize zavrela. = Cintlc
vi po kapce rumu jazyk prahl
"A "a chvilku jsem 81 odnase
balik kuzi "a sedesat novych.
Rambouskova zafila mad ts
kovym duvtipem.
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tych nekoukal ma nohy, spis ma
pretenci "a mesic sli k olta-
Fl. A to budete taky asi We
det, re Hurtych dial kdzi, ze
no pred rokem vynesli ma kr-
chow. A Hurtyskou je nyn-
cko zle =" dodaval tajuplne.
"Churi? Churi?" dcastlive
ptala Sc Rambouskova.
"Snad ma zdravi - vine,
steskem po muzskem - ale vic
po n1ajetku. Samotna zenska
.plana hruska Siren poll! =
" j dvakrat vykradli = dou-
secky Lizal il napalil S kravou,
tuhle Sc j ztratily misniku
nejake penlze, zkratka: CO
Hurtych zavrel oci, vsechno to
tam jde po zpatku."
"Ale, chudak, chudacek!"
politovala babka a kyvala ia
ko by velmi zarmoucena Hur-
tyscinym osudem.
"Neco sveta jsem preset, ale
to, kmotra, vzdycky rikam:-
samotna zenska - pytel ne
stestl! Jak Sc nemuze opriti o
muzskeho -. vada, velka va
da."
Raimbouskova sklopila oci,
stydlavy dsmev hybal il masi-
tou bradou. Je to ctverak, ten
hle VitouSek! Jak on okol!cku-
! je, jak on okolo horke kase
beha!
/ "a zrovna TAX" povysenej-
Sim hlasem kazal Vitousek, -
/ ''je to S muzskym! Priklad-
ne tamhle Rovcicich Bendal!
Je to zamozny clovek, ale zena
4 mu umrela a zije jak pes. -
Kale mu nikdo neuvari, nevy-
pere, nepoklidi, - chodi otr-
hany, spinavy, hladovy - rex
nete, kmotra, je to nejaky Ii
vot?"
"Tohle jste, kmotre, promlu
vii bozsky," libovala 81 RAIN
bouskova a horlive prstem "a
strkovala neucesane pramen-
ky vlasu "a ucho. | kacabaj-
ku popotahla a zasteru siroce
obema rukama pres slime nohy
napjala. "Muzsky nebo zen
ska, jak je z Mich nektery sa-
, moten, zle nim!'
Vitousek vrhl chytry pohled
ma rozkynutou babku a sell
movsky povidal: "Taky mi to
uz leZe ma rozum, = jsem ia
ky takovym kulem osirelym -
co 81 sam neudelalm, nemam
Uz abych 81 pradlo pral a po-
dlahu myl = nekdy je z toho
vseho clov6k cely desperate"
} Babka sc vzruSovala: "KmO
tre, toho vam prece neni zapo.
trebi, - takovy sikovny clio.
y6k jako Wy! Chalupu mate
policko mate, grosu habadej
"a vydelate krasne penizky.
"Coz o to-" kasal Sc Vitou.
SEX, ''zenska by me mela Ka.
. lasovy easy, mohla by pfikuso
: vat pernik k cekulade! Ale
: kdo vi, jestli by sc jeste m;
: persona nektere zenske zalibi
} la"
;, Rambouskova zamilovane pt
; zvedla oci, natocila sc boken
: a medove vnadila: "Klmotre
j jen kdy'byste mukl, ami jicl
l nespocltate! Dnes roZumn:
! zenska nehledi 81 lecjakych ;
plaslivych chasnickd = roz
4 Safny a usedly clovek jest ma
: de vsecko."
E "No, ia v tomhle veku Sc nj
'kdy po nejake mladici neohli
4 Eel = to ne! A spatne Sc mnol
!, zenska nit nebude, snesu j
Z slunce S nebe a bazanta bo
: rov;ce. Ale," - dedek Vitou
/! skd Sc poskrabal pod bradou
j - "kdyz ony zenske Sc kou
. kali jenom ma zakrouceny kni
! rex a cukrkandlove povldack,
takovych vyrostku."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25
Rum Ship Grace
and Ruby Released
Must Get Out of u. s.

Boston, March 24.--Thc British
schooner Grace and Ruby, which
was captured outside the three mile
limit a month ago as a rum runner
after shot had been fred across her
bow, was today released to her own
crs under bonds of $4,000 by Judge
Morton in the Federal court. It was
stipulated in the release that the
liquor cargo. valued at 100000,
should be taken out of United States
waters forthwith"
The schooner itself will be returned
70 its owner, Walter ID. Sweeney of
Yarmouth. \. s., and the cargo was
turned back to the owners, the Ba-
hamian Importers, limited, Nassau,
b. w. l., and NJ. j. Sullivan of Salem,
Mass. Sweeney furnished a $4,000
bond and Sullivan and the Nassau
firm supplied a bond OF S20,000.
sullivan accented part ownership
OF the cargo under protest but with
rlt waving any of his rights as far
as the commercial aspects OF the
case are concerned. Government Of
ficials said that in case the forfeit
ire Of the vessel should be finally de-
creed by the higher courts. collection
would be made on the bonds filed
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25
K. |. Senate in
No Hurry on 4S-HOur
Act Sought in Strike

Providence. Il. |. March "t-Au at
l"ihrt I" set the 4S-hour act, passage
oI Which strike leaders have said
would 20 a l"nr way" toward settling
TIE textile controversy. before tho
stat" Senate for action. failed this aft
"in"on when y motion t. iaMc Tie hiIl
away from ~" Judiciary committee
was defeated IS to t.
TIL" measure. passed hy the House
last week, has hecn ia committee since
its receipt by the Senate. and leaders
agree that there appears TO be a small
chanr" Of its being reported uu:
With The ninth week Of the strike
~ the state drawing To a close and
quiet reported generally from In"
troubled areas. Governor san Souci
today ordered disqualification Of the
national guard machine gun units
which have been on duty in the Paw
tuXct valley for mo?" than a month.
Dismissal Of this outfit leaves only a
t"w more than 600 auardsmcn s,ill on
duty. l." of which arc in the "ity of
raWtUckct.
John II. Powers If P1wtuckot mem
Der Of the eXccutiv" board Of tho
Uuit"d Textile Workers. in state
mont today declared that defeat or
the strikers in the present walkout
e rid be followed ~ wage cuts not
only III other textile limos but in organ
Yea ndustr in New England g:nt raj
~. and asserted that the fight being
MAD" ~ the strikers was Tho neht
nc all organized trades and they must
giN" their assistance if They would
postpone their own battles"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25
PITTSF|ELD

Charles NJ. Barbour Of Newport
was u business caller in town Thurs
day.
Hon. J. w. Manson was in SkoWhc-
gan on business Thursday.
Frank Thompson of Hartland was
among the out of town business call
crs in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bullill of
Fort Kent are guests of Mr.. ana Mrs.
{. II. Russell at Hcir home on Lam
ccN street
Mrs. Fred p. Shaw and Mrs 4. T..
Watson of Burnham were in town
Thursday on business.
MIS-. Harry Randlett and daughter,
MISS Beatrice Randlett of Hartland
were in town Wednesday evening 10
attend the entertainment given in
Union hall. While in town they were
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. G. J. Strong.
Louis \. Hammond of Rumford
vas among the ut-of-toWn business
callers IN town Thursday.
Miss Doris kenniston was in Wa
tervllle Thursday for tho day.
Arthur l.. Pattcn VAS a business
caller in Watcrville Thursday.
Mrs. Fred A. Wynan Of Oakland
who has been visiting relatives in
ifartland. was in town Thursday
leaving later for her home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-25
Sixth Week of
Deadlock Closes
at Manchester, n. HI.

Manchester, March oi.--"AII quiet
on the Mcrrimac" is Still the slogan
insofar as conditions prevail here
where the textile strike is in prog
ress. with little hope OF immediate
solution. Tine sixth week Of the
trouble is dying. and the strikers
10000 Of thcm--arc holding out
GrimlH. The same plan has been
arranged for Sunday. that OF many
meetings at which tn" conditions to
date Will be presented and discussed
with speakers from other places.
Vice President James Starr las dr.
ranged for ii mass meeting OF Strik-
erS in SuncoOk for sunday.
Proc. Arthur IIolcombe or IIar-
ward College is not coming to Man
chester. it. is today announced by the
local Minister'S Association. Ills de-
ciSion is based on the presence here
of Professor Jerome Davis of Dart
mouth College. who has been invcs-
tigating the strike ana searching
statistical information.
Union officials state that possibly
President Thomas r. McMahon Of
the United Textile Workers VIII con-
fer with Vice President Starr here
Saturday. as Mr.. McMahon is to visit
Lowell and Lawrence over the week
end
Mrs. Gwcndolyn Glcndowcr Evans