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CHIXA.FURMTUKE. 135-137-139 Union Street, RUGS. GLASSWARE. OLEAN, N. Y.

Allegany Allegany, N. Aug. IS. -Mr. and 3Irs.

Frank Ncnno and daughter, Ethel, Mr. and Mrs. Victor. Frceboru and daughter, nnd 1. L.

Frwhorn of this place, accompanied' by Mr. and Frank Freeborn and In Miss Elsie Wood of Shingiehouse, motored to Alfred Sunday. Mips Bessie Collins was the guest of Mrs. Amandus "Waltz of Olean Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John North and Mr. and of Utica, N. 'have motored home after speeding a few days with relatives and friends here. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles McCarthy and ton, Robert, are spending a week at Seneca Lake. Clare of the ive Mile was a business caller In town Monday. The thirteenth annual reunion of the JoFhn D. Smith, family was held last Wednesday at River- r.ue.

Sunday and Monday. --The Olean were guests at the home of Messrs. Oscar Wilbcr and Fred Lemon called on Henry Shaffer of the Five Mile Sunday. -7- William Mossman and son, Deverc, of Frankllnvlllc, spent the week end with the former's brother, Charles Mossmati, of Main street. ---Francis Krampt is hero from -Wfxctprn nil flnlrlv LI- mother, Mrs.

Barbara Krampf, of John street Miss Myrtle Taylor of Port Allegany was a week end guest of Mrs. Hoffman of -Olean and Miss Catherine Scholl of Allegan. Miss Taylor was cnroute home- from Chautauqua, where she attended the summer school. Mrs. Joe Stayer and Miss Itose Waters are spendlc-g the week at Rcw sBernlce Ryan was a pleasant caller in Olean Wdcncsday Gilbert Scholl of Olean was a rallcr in town Monday.

J. r. Uc-nett spent several days last week in Washington. Jirs. A.

L. Borard and her guestv Mrs. John North of Utica. visited the former's sister. Mrs.

O. M. Cook, martial system', of, the army. The minority report also found "a certain lack pt efficiency In the efforts of cooperation and coordination between tne war department and the department of ritoji hurst Park with an attendance of Bradford, who is ill. Mr.

103. A sumptous dinner was! and Mrs. William Hollister a fcrved at one o'clock, supervised! daughter, Mary, accompanied by by the table committee--Mrs. F.j a party of friends from Randolph. end at Cuba McChesney of Mr.

and Mrs. Ray D. Shepperd of First street last week William Winszor of Bradford, was a business caller In town Clyde Sweeter and son, Clalr of Arcadia, were recent call ers in town. Miss Mary Mohr of tho Four Mile returned home after spCDdinft a few days In tiio guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Scott. Mrs. Lee Conrad and daughter. Elizabeth. and son.

William, and and Mrs. Elmer Hall of Olean motored to Black Creek Saturday on business. Richard and Rhea Hanewlnckel of Harriet street, have returned homo from a month's visit with their grandmother in Plato, N. y. Mrs.

B. T. Horton spent Sunday the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ralph Bozard of the Five Mile.

Hirani Eaton and mother, Mrs. Mary Eaton of the Five Mile, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eaton, of Second street. Sunday.

Harry Storks of Portville spent Sunday with friends on tho Five Mile. Misses Marion and Doris Wilber spent the week end the guests of relatives in Jamestown. Mrs. Fred For- of Olean. r-ant Saturday with her mother.

Mrs. Mer- easlly deceived than Is his nature reasoning and calm Judgment." the committee stated. "Money may pass from hand to hand In an Instant and at somo obscure place and not be seen. While tho passing of It may be proven beyond doubt, the consideration for which It did payy may he successfully disput- d. On the other hand tho full performance to be rendered may 1)0 fully, established, still tho pass- ng of money In payment for the service may be proven only appeal from the eye to the mental consideration of a chain of established facts.

Again, in this case. no witness willing to tell the whole truth, has seen tho money actually pass. But, everybody who beard or has read the testimony should bo able to see an "affect" which could not lave been produced by any "cause" except money. with tho advent Into the case of him who, by his partner, lias been modestly declared to be the "highest authority in this country on military we find sorcerer like deception practised upon the trusting. Next, we sec a man, ovcrllovvlns that generous spirit of ccqulcs- cncc and lack of resistance that always accompanies those who grow old beautifully, placed and replaced In artist like fashion, where ever his name could best be commercialized.

(This reference is to Judge John W. Wcstcott, eminent New Jersey Warning Hidden we find the activities transferred from Washington, which for tho present must be obscured, to Governor's Island, This transfer from Washington to Governor's Island was so absolute that even an official letter of warning sent from Philadelphia to Washington forecasting Bergdoll's escape within two weeks, was hidden away In a pigeon hole, never to find its way to Bergdoirs prison that he might bo properly guarded. "We see the commandant ol that prison turn deaf, dumb and blind to every direction that might hinder cBrgdoll's escape. Finally, and as a fitting sequel to this sordid tale we find tho derelict NEW ISSUES ME USED BY SOVIET IN RELIEF PtEf (CONTINUED FROM TACn ONE) voys had reached an agreement upon a majority of tho points at issue and that th cncsotlatlons were apparently proceeding tow- i complete Fires Add to Horror. London.

Aug. IS. --Gigantic fires which aro devastating towns and Tillages hare added new icrrors to famine and pestilence In Russia, and a Rica despatch to the Dally Express. Cholera and famine are sweeping tho Soviet republic bt Klrgls- iun in Turkestan, southeast of the ral mountains and 3,500.000 persons aro threatened with death by starvation of pestilence before 1'clp can reach the isolated district. The population of this huge rreii on the Kiriosteppes Is in a criticla plight, livins grass hoppers and field rodents.

Slay Jews nt, Odessa. Vienna. Aug. of famished Russians are sweeping into Ukraine and pograms are reported from the district of Odessa. The hunger maddened refugees blamed the for their plight and many.

Jews aro said to have been killed in the wild flight of the fugitives; At Rovno, the "Ratewuy" to Ukraine, hospitals and feeding stations have been erected by the American and the British Y. M. C. A. Swarms of starving Russians, many of them sick, arrive daily, qlamoring for food, clothing and "medical attention.

'The saddest phase of the-whole situation Is the great numbers of children. Nearly 9.000 Russian fugir lives were found in one camp at Kovno. Tho children were so ravenous that they could not wait for spoons when soup was given to them hut dipped their hands into their plates and drank from their dirty little palms. An Exchange Telesraph despatch from Helslngfors said that an-official statement had been Is- Etied at Moscow claiming' that cholera is desreasing in Central Russia, but Is Increasing in Ukraine and Kirgis and also In the Red Army. IWHFIfl PRIOR TO Cleveland dock is scene of arrest of Canadian party Cleveland, Aug.

Wni. L. Curry, of Toronto, Canada, six other men and four women were captured by the police early today in a thrilling raid on a terse steam racfcr, declared by the police to be used by one of the strongest whiskey rings running booze between the United States and Canada. Ninety-five cases of various kinds of wines and liquors were found aboard the yacht, which was seized at Whiskey Island, west of the Cuyahoga river. Says He's Old Hand.

Captain Curry Is believed to have been in command of tho rum runner Tranqulllo. -which was captured at Rocky river near here Juno a cargo of: Scotch whiskey aboard, which was later divided by members ot the polled department ot Lakowood, a Cleveland suburb, and caused tho resignations of Chief P. S. Chrlstenscn, together with 14 of his men. Tho arrests and seizure followed a tip from Capt.

Hans llansen ot tho United States coast guard that the yacht Venice with a merry party aboard, was acting suspiciously in the outer harbor-, late last night. A watch was set. but it was not until nearly daylight this morning that with all lights darkened she made for'the wharf of the Great Lakes Dredging Docking Co. At Pistol Point. Two flying squadrons ot police reached, tho dock just men began to" hurriedly load the liquor in five-ton truck which was waiting.

As the police arrived, lines were hurriedly cast off by the boat, but not before officers had leaped to the deck, entered tho cabins and at.tho point of revolvers put those ou board under arrest. Charges of violating federal prohibition laws were placed against the men. The women will be held I by the federal authorities pending an ivnestigatlon. Captain Hans Hanaen of tho United States Coast Guard reported this morning that the yacht Venice seized this morning was I sinking at the customs dock. He said that he believed the seacocks had been opened.

A detachment of United States life savers was placed to man the pumps. H. Smith. II. E.

ippt-nt the week Mrs. Fred Mrs. Lake. Frank Smith anil the Helen Pnrtvillo spent Sunday with his ()f Tolin street. Elizabeth Gencvlevo Dye ami Helen Reltz.j parents.

Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mc-j Conra(l ls ng somo time at In the aftcmonij pveryonf took Chesney. of Second street. Ilex 1 IP lonic nn I Mrs.

Harry part in the many Interesting con- ii-mi teats anil race? arranged by the entertainment, committee: Misse? Clarcne and Laura Smith. Grace Welch and Rosotia Srliultz and Samual Marshall occupied thcpul-! Hlack Creek. Mr. pit of the Presbyterian church! TM (l Mrs Kml Weasraff and -on. last Sunday morning as a' candl-l OIcan callers In ('ate for this place.

Mrs. Robl Slin 5a Thomas Welch ert Walrieek and son. Richard, ibe Messrs. Smith, Karl spent the week end In Buffalo. of Oleun spent at.

the homo of his sislcr, Mrs. Arthur Yehl 11 the Five Mile. Miss Ed- Reitz, CorrinpT Misses nosett.i Kchultz and, Frederick i.itnt'.-r. The buM-! Margaret Uerringcr and Cleincnrej Salamanca Is ypeird- ncsF meeting was to order Gorrinser are visiting relatives In ly ILi; i M. Crut-'k.

Madeline as an account ot nil the Important such as marriages pnd deaths. which have nccupctl during the y-ar. Letters of tpgret were aln read. Officers of Ihe next year are K. F.

president; ('. Sniith. retary; Mrs. William Kchnltz. treasurer.

and Mlnr'e Baxter. chalrmnn of committal 1 The next meeting will RIverhurst Grace IF TlMtlnr her slsf-r at Klira- lielll'n A i i i Alii'l' Ovcrton of Mapln avrnno Is vis- summer school. Mips Nellie days with her Julia of Hlnsdale. Minute 1 of the prcvl-l A I and Annabelle Haherj 1 Mrs. Margaret ous meeting by have returned homo from fiere-' illlir First street Is visit- h-ecrctary, Mrs.

r. Rritr. 05 well i Normal whero thrv attended lll(: licr Albert Bickmlre. of St. Marys.

1-a. Mr and Mrs Smith of Johnson their guests. Mrs. and daughtnr. of Buffalo, nro at Cuba I.al;p, -Mr.

and Mrs. William Madkon nnd cliildren of Portvlll" Fpcnt the week end with tho lattcr's parrnts. Mr. and -Joseph Mc- riiesnny. of SVcond street.

Mr. and Mrs. X. h. Wing nnd Mar- Grant Is viiting friends and relatives in Pittston.

Pa. Mlssi'l a :1 Helen llarnes has returned home after yprnding a iveek with her mint. Mis? Elvia of Harmon avenue. Albert Har- rle children returned to their borne In WeMflel.l Thursday after a three week's visit with her held at mother. Mrs.

William O'Dcll and urst Park on the flrn nthcr Mr. and Mrs.i Ellen Forrest. Marvin In August. IS 22. Miss William Hollister.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wing of tlie Five Mile, Goohne of Qnlncy. Harry Bozard and J. F.

Hen- tnot (n Cuba Lake iting relative's Rocheitor. ami friends In Tliomas O'Mera and children left Sunday night for their In Albany, after spending days visiting Mr. O'Mora'w Margaret and Mary O'Mera. The of Grsr.cc K4S laM Saturday evening. Thn which last idcnic at Kivcrhurst meeting created Riirh a Interest.

Tuesday. Last Tuesday nett and daughtrp, Alice, were lniciiie.t.1 cu.iler at Cuba Lake Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bozard remained at the lake until Friday.

The W. C. T. U. will hold a picnic r.t the home Mrs.

Me Clellnn and il.iughter. l. Clinton and of Erie. are spending several weeks tvltli her parents. Mr.

Mrs. John Zister. of Johnson strrot. Mr. and Mrs.

was prosecuted by one whoso shame should be measured only by his days'. Following the flimsy pretense--only a pretense--at prosecution, the commandant's fate was given to a court composed of mytary officers who found him "not guilty." Escaped Thruuxli Misdoing "Hergdoll escaped through tho misdoing ot somebody other than the Bcrgdoll family and their immediate, personal associates, such as Romig, Stecher, Gibboney anJ Mrs. Bergdoll. It is hoped that this report bares to co'ngress the others who are more guilty than even the Bergdoll family. Shall they go unwhlppcd of The committee declared that "every direction which looked toward Dcrgdoll's safekeeping was rejected by Hunt, and everything that might facilitate his escape was dona without question or In cunimeiilhiK on Hunt's trial, the committee said thata Colonel Crcsson.

the prosecuting judge advocate, "gave notice that he would not, If he could, prove that he did not furnish a sufficient guard if he was bribed not to do so." Bought His AVsiy Out "Tho Inevitable conclusion," the majority report states, "is that Ucrgdoll bought his way out; yet Colouci Crcaoun, iho prosecutor, boldly announced that he would not prove that to be the case even if ho could. Prisoners in making escapes use different Instruments. Some use browbnrs, somo files, some and some false keys. Tho Instrument used by Rcrgdoll In a i his escape was money." The minority of the committee placed the primary responsibility for pHrjrdolI's escape on Major General Peter C. Harris, a a general of the army, but said that Harris had no "improper motives." "It Is apparent, however, the minority report stated, "that his (Harris's) mind was readily overcome by the strong statements of Ansell and the one essential condition, without which nothing could have been accomplished, and the escape planned would have j'becn impassible, namely--an ord- John the Four lh Smith and children of i i i 4 1 1 Mile nn Friday.

Augnst 13. 1 Sunday i er from tho adjutant general per- to rom" a 1 Mr5 William Smith rtt i i Icavo prison- bring baskets. Mrs. P. J.

N'cn-l Cuba r.o and Mrs. J. V. Townsell and: family attended the Lady Matra- not have been obtained had no: General Harris readily yielded to the and a rase put Ms former In the bringing a tnrgn aitervlnnrn- tn meeting from each side. Tf'fl Mir? IVhnr.Ier nnd John Carls.

The vnn by John Cnrls. fnniNlieii iho prncram for MKI i "Tlss Ttoro U'liedi r'n Rld Intieh nt next will tlio jnendnr. Mm. U'lnlfri-d Whltn llin pucst of of KT Mr. Mrc.

Ovcrton of Maule tve- liozard family held a picnic xt the home of Alfohzo Bozard In nt Mr. Mrs. llarrv Warrc ari last: ScniiT Held i For Patrick Hunter Today; war department, or. havinc'boon posuadcd to consent, had ho order- Thn funeral of Patrick Hunter ed. Instead of fusscstcd.

that an this morning at o'clock! officer Mr. and John North nf L'tlcajln Mary of the Angels i i proposed N. V. Alonzo Edwards, who has been confined to Rev. Joseph OTonnor Major Is cliarscd In the boine for the past week with ton- silltlf, Is again able to bo at work.

--Mrs. John Maloney and Mlrs a Snnl wore i Ir Olean Monday. Mr. i The bearers were William Don-! minority report with "grave dere- nlgan, Sullivan, Joseph I liction of In not offering Curney, Thomas Ir- an to accompany Bergdoll win Schos; nnd JCon- in compliance, with the request of nedy. Clark Boyd nnd two cliilJrcu made St.

1 a-ljtitan! penernl r.r.d it'ls In A i a Hunt's a i a is a Jcui uoua Lhe (CONTIMTED.FKOM PAGE ONE) people for complete Independence. "What ca'n England she asked, "when a whole race is bound up with one Idea that Ireland Is! England will attempt to use force. Is no doubt about It. But she will find that wheer it Is possible to Impose her will by force of arms it Is another thing to subdue that Is as strong as that which Is behind the movement for Irish independence. It won't make any difference what she does.

No matter what mcthods'she employs to put down tho revolution, the end will be tho same and the time Is not far off when Ireland will he free and even recognized by Eng. land herself. The English people persist In considering tho question tn ho a strictly political one. instead of being one that has Its moral as It has." Special Bargains In Farm Property One Fnrni of 440 acres, two good Iiouso, hilo, two largo nil farm Implements, new tractor, (13 Iicncl of cattle, two horsey, flvr liogs, 70 gasoline engine. good road.

Two dwelling Well watered by springs .512,000 cash, balancr mortgage. One farm of JP2 ncrrn, 10 room two eight rows, two horses, some chickens, JOO acres of timber, good pasture, splendid rnips. Three miles from Port- villiv Good roid. Oil on tlK liiml; ran be leased at $1 per xcrr. Plenty of good water.

This bargain at one-half cash. Other Good Fanns and City Property. Griffin's Agency, Over TxHtrr's Shoo Store. Phonr 200-R. Mrs.

William Howell of Colenan street entertained a larse number of guests at her home yesterday, the occasion being her birthday, and also the blrthda- anniversary of Mrs. George Edwards. At noon a bontiful din- iter was served. The table was centered with a large birthday caks marked with the ages. The house decorations were glad- lollus, golden glow and dahlias.

During the afternoon music was enjoyed at which time Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Edwards were presented with many beautiful gifts, after which the guests departed all reporting a most enjoyable time. SIX PLANES ON ROUTE NEW YORK TO FRISCO. Washington.

Aug. remodeled D-H airplanes designed to carry son pounds of mail or 32.000 lettcYs. will be placed In operation on the trans-continental air mall route between New York and San Francisco, it was announced at the postofflce department today, following the Inspection of one of the new planes by Postmaster General Hays. New Fall Plaids: Early Showing of Suits and Coats For Fall. Coats Suits at (Values up to $35.00) Fifty Coats and Suits for Women and Misses are now on sale at the very low price of $15.00.

Many of these garments are suitable for fall wear. See window. TJ TIT" MARCUS Company How Delightful and Refreshing is a Cold Bottle of Soda Water at each meal-during the Heat of the Day and in the Evening. You should have a case or two in your home at all times and a few bottles on ion. order now.

Delay means hours of agonizing thirst and loss of energy and real comfort. Olean Wholesale Beverage Co. WHOLESALE HEVEUAGE AM) CONFECTIONS, PHONE 305-11. CLEAN, JT. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.

Hair Nets at $1.00 per dozen. 1-3 Off On All Hair Goods. MARINELLO CREAMS. Miss Bessie Abbey 2 N. Union St.

20c. COLLARS By constantly endeavoring to keep prices down to the lowest possible Jewel--we announce this reduction in all Ide Collars. WE CARRY 100 STYLES--A STYLE TO FIT EVERY MAN. The Derby-McCarthy Co. POUH FLOORS FOK 3IE.V A I HOYS..