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S'^Wt'^SZ-J- .«:*V* -.- „ _. THE OGDENSBURG ADVANCE ST. LAWRENCE SUNDAY DEMOCRAT A era ace Fmmdti tSoi OUlJKNSiil'Ko*. X. Y, SUNDAY, D£CEJiHEi{ 25, lfcfc*. PBICS ic DEPRESSION HAS HIT BOOTLEGGERS Will Leave | State Post 1 THE,E Morgenthau *o«iimin*oiMWi«imMiw«| New Year's MIDNIGHT SERVICES HOLIDAY GREETING FROM MAYOR OPLE OF OGDEXSBrKlS Prohibition Agents Say Rum Runners Are Few and Little Holiday Border Trade. Little Canadian liquor or beer are open for travel but the boot- was brought into this country to leggers have not been traveiing take care of the Christmas holiday then like they have in the past, trade this year. Because few peo- the agents say. pie have money to pay the high ! The atents claim that a few rum 5 To you who have so loyally supported tut* this pa»l year, I wish to extend my most hearty «»i\f tings, wishing you a Merry Christmas aiwl a Happy ProsjMTous New Year. aud Eve Party | at Seymour Mine Host Thomas Murruh Ar- ranging for Gala Event Nexx Saturday Night. USHER IN FEAST OF CHRISTMAS DAY HERE price demanded for Canadian liq- uor it is unprofitable Cor bootleg- gers to take chances bringing it across the border, according to prchi-bition agents \working the Canadian border alons Lake On tario and the St. Lawrence river. Liquors made in this country and sold under labels of Canad- ian brands of liquor have also cut into the sale of Canadian liquors* here. Tn> American brands are sold at a much lower price than the genuine Canadian brands of liquor are more in demand. Domestic beers made by \wild- cat breweries** are a'tso cutting in- to the sale of Canadian beer and ale. It is reported that the beer that is being sold throughout nor- thern and central New York is made in central New York cities. ft is brought into this section and can be retailed at 25 cents a pint runners are stiH plying their busi- ness but most of them are shrewd smugglers who are veterans in the rum running rocket and sel- dom get caught These men are supplying large clubs and private organizations in large cities where tne -membership is willing to pay for the various brands of Canadian liquor. The men supplying these clubs, how- ever, do not make frequent trips. They bring over large loads at a time and in that way are less fa- miliar to the federal forces than the small rum runners who had to make more frequent trips in the nan and could be easily spot- ted. These is a Urge amount of home brewed beer sold this sea- son besides a considerable quantity of aSconol. which is distilled in K. 4. MOIUSSETTE. Mayor of i^deusburjr. Sportsmen Interested in Re- ports that W. F. Dinneen VL.y be Named. Sportamen in this section of the state are interested in reports from Albany that Conservation Commissioner Henry Morgeathan will resign early in January to take a position at Washington- Prior to Mr. Morgenthau** appoint- ment two years ago it was reported the place might go to W. F. Din- neen of Ogdensburg and these ru- mor:-; are now being revived ia Al- roany. according to word from the capital. Mr. Dinneen has been dep- uty commissioner in the Motor ! Vehicle department for aeveral _^_____ - ___ : years. Mr. Dinneen arrived here Friday to pas* the holidays. After Large Number Attended Festival at City Hall <* ^ Kin * s »*** I New Tears he and Mrs. Dinnet-u i will close their home here and go 1 Carols Sung at Community Christmas Tree Observance Announcement of the annual ' New Year's ere dance to be held ! n the Hotel Seymour was made : iast week. As in the past, the news . vras received with delight and Mr. ! Thomas Murrah. owner and manag- j nr. is guaranteeing an eclipse of ! the good time criterion sot last New Year's date. The crack, harmonious St. Law- rence University orchestra. The Red Jackets, are ..c-heduled to play and have an arrangement of the latest and popular dance hits, while Mine-Host Murrah will pro- Bishop Conroy Pontificates at the Cathedral and Gives Sermon—Services at Notre Dame and Other Church*. Largely Attended. His Excellency. Most Reverend ; sweeps to the fartieert. end of the i Joseph Henry Ccnrojr. D. l>.. LL. carta, like the pentescotal flame. j D.. Bishon of Ogden&biarg. tclebrai- trnandinr solfiahne**. biasing wid- ed sol Man pontifical mass in .or path* for human sympathies. | throne at St. Mary's, cathedral at melting our froxeu hearts and fan- , midnight last night in observance nine into new lite the embers ot i of the great roast of Christmas. \ their stifled charities. ! The church was coicplete^y filled. Though men have assigned to every seat being taken and the B single day this world-enclrclla*- j services wore of a most impres- fl^t of the beneficent messen- Isive nature. The officer, of the Beir o f the baby Christ, yet Divine i vide a buffet supper menu worthy : ,ma>s were as follows: ! Providence makes use of epideat- to Albaay to take apartments for the winter. Last Night—Many Gifts Distributed— Mayor Presided. bottle while Canadian ate sells at small distilleries that cannot be $1 a quirt bottle in many places, easily located. These distillers of Prohibition agent* working alcohol sell their products to per- atoag the northern border claim sons who make synthetic gin. It is that the holiday trade in lienor even reported that some of the al- smuggling is lighter this year than cohol made in central New York is it has been in many winters. Most; being taken north over bootleg of the roads loading from Canada boulevards and sent into Canada. New Rochelle Debaters Beat Oxford Varsity A bt.-ge assemblage attended the distributed gifts to several huc- commuaity Christmas tree festival dred children. The presents were last night at 7 o'clock at the City collected by the child welfare com- HalL M*yor Moiissette presided. ' mittoe ot the Woman's City club, Carols •» ere nunc, by the people, under whose auspices and those with C. D. Ingram acting as load- of ( the Mayor's Relief committee . er, and a three -piece orchestra the observance was held, it was 2CEW ROCHELLE, Dec 24 —The f^m ^ Northern DatMoniana*a^ -an eaeoHewt — otaon an ssmj say, debating team of ii»e College of sisting. Prof. H. C. Jebo aaatstad in Later in the evening about 404 New Rochelle defeated the Orford directing: the exercises. The words basket? of food were distributed University debaters of England on , ©f the carols were projected on a by the Mayors Relief committee at the question of cancellation of all ; screen on the side of the Uaiik the sUt:on on the upper floor of Northern Federation to Consider Dairy Problem Chambers of Comrnerce Representatives Will Meet at Gouverneur Jan. 5.—Kirkbride Urges Serious Thought. wax debts and reparations before a capacity audience Dec. 15 in the Sports Building of the coHegc- here. The girls college team, Katii-' where Stntu Claus • John Livin m Assistant priest. Bev. John L. j^ and, financial depressions to Reservations are being cared for ' \\a**-*, chancellor, rector of St. prolong for the bottennent of man- Mary s cathedral; de&rona of hoa- H^ t^ ftU . T ^^ 9W%7 ^ t^e ary. Rev. Harold J Martin. Rev.' l .n flfrn ^ nc ^a ennobling anrel— Mr. Lfv» Muurphy; deacon of the tor ^ ^ Tnaterial or industrial mass. Rev. Walter Fuacke: sub- caiamiti*, summon us. as by a deacon of the io«. Rev. Loais D. daxioa blast, to the aid of tne Bt-rube: master of ceremonies to His Excellency, Mr Join Mee- hun; minister of the- nvssai. Mr. Edmund Dumas; master of cere- monies at the altar. Mr. Cunningham. Daring the mzs& Bishop Conroy aeadx idaaticai with Hia owa. gave an eloquent anil forceful ser- I daily at the hotel and indications ) have it that many will ring in the New Y'ear at this popular New Year's rendezvous. The party will officially be opened at 9 p. m.. con- tinuing until 2 a. m. COURT FREES COAL THIEVES wounded and the poor. *'Su<h appeals call into play the finest element* of our moral and naligaocs nature, while enabling na William w oara pyt Christ Himself, since Be has made the internet of tho Youths Given Suspended Sent- ences by Judge John Wells. _ ~_ «... . .. ^. • • \I* wiaMnc my follow cltlseus moa on the sp nt oj the Natmty ^^^ ^^^^ for chrtatmaa building. • the building. This work was un Following the pro«rmm tne »>eo- 4irr the personal supervision of the j pie adjourned to the auditorium, mayor assisted by the other mem- i court and Arthur Wallace Gay. WiiUam ryu Brown and Eleanor Flynn, op- posed cancellation, while the men, A. J. Irvine and Geoffrey M. Wil- son. ispbeW the affirmative. Mayor Walter Otto of New Roch- Hle acted as chairman. The judges were Supreme Court Justice W. F. Bleakley. former Children's Court Justice B. W. Moore and City Judge R. L. Fbilon of New Roch- elle. 5 ton. Jr. j mac- a is arp^araivr and bcrs of the comrEittee. the aider, mfn ard a corps of volunteers. and its worldwide observance and significance ia these limes. A special musical rprogT&xn was Vallen- ft\\***!\ *»»ng by the oathediral choir VinaT were ar- ««-; the able 4'Ticiioa U Profe^ i*^^: ot ^ etnanroaJt y S->r LK) A. \al>y. An orchestra assisWd. The prograwa was as fol- lows: and the Ne* Year, I congratulate them on the groat charities—pubtte and private—^by which they afw alleviating the distress of no ncaa^ Plan Move To Increase Milk Prices Barnette Succumbed in Boston An important meetinc of the have been improved. Therefore. Northei-n Federation of Chambers , this meeting of the federation U of Commerce has been called for : of unusual significance and every Thursday, Jan. .». at Gouverneur. The Northern Federation has been asked to beip solve the press- ing problem confronting the miik industry in thin state and thi* Gouverneur meeting is being called for the primary' purpose of discuss- ing the milk problem and attempt- ing to make a contribution in the statewide fight to help the farm- ers realise a greater retnm for their mi*. \The Northern Federation a.« ac organization, cannot fail to givt- this pioblcm its most serious con- sideration,'* «aid Fred G. Kirk- bride, president of the fed nation. \\Far more than anything eise. the north country depends upon its farmers lor its prssperity. and we canot hope to witness a return to normalcy wmil The present e-ou- oatk- standards «f mir farmer* member-body is urged to have its representatives present.'* Other beaine*s for this meeting win include a complete report of the action of the Federation in re- card to the senate bearings in Washington on the St. Lawrence river development. A report will also be made concerning the pro- gram of radio broad cas»s made this fall from Station WCAD at St. Lawrence university. Several other imtportant itwms af miscell- aneous business will be presented to the meeting. Announcement will be made soon cowperatag the full program of the meetiue. Luncheon will be served at 12:3* noon. The Gouv- erneur chamber of commerce will be ho**, to the- federation at the meeting. . A. D. MacTier Is Well Known Here Archie Wright Among the Former Manager of Ogdens- Speakers at Meeting Watertown Monday. A. D. MacTier, vice-president at the Canadian Pacific Dairway sys- years and the •present price be- in With the fluid malk price to fanners at its lowest point in 1? burg Opera House Well Kn-j-wn in This Section. tem. who win retire Dec. 31* £-' well known in OgoVnsbnrg. One of tie vessels formerly operated by the George Hall company was nam- ed in honor of him. When the new car ferry was placed in service on tween 66 and 79 cents per hundred lower than it was a year ago. a* group of Jefferson county farmers, members of the Rutland Flan, Monday inaarmated a program which is expected to result in high- William Walling Found Dead in Bed Yesterday the r^escott-Ogdenabarg route twa «• prices before the winter is over years azo be came to Ogdensburg or a general milk strike in New to witness its initial operation. As York state. aa eserutive of the C P. R. Mr. ' The prnrraun. explained by Mur- MacTier bad business relation! , ray M. Oragg of Rutland, president fnr many years with the late of the Rutland Cooperative Asso- George Hall and otfeer officials 9% 'curtion. Inc.. rails for an intensive the HaB i Minim, ! isnusbti ship drive daring the next I at days and the ultimate attempt I) s*4atfV#*c flf to ^^'fr* 1 ** t »* orgaairatiea's iVClaU w C> VI wtsmberrtnp with the members of the SbcCfteld Producer* associa- tion throng* the medium of a Rev. Fr. Hogan Fracture Hips Two rehurves ef *a>v. Jobs Ho of guilty were entered by the youths and sentences were sus. peruled on condition that the of- fence is not related. Detective Oeorge Peters of Watertown. rep- resenti*vr the New York Central, was present at the hearing. The coal was discovered in a back yard near the home of Mrs. Rose Sesky. Commerce stre«*t. She • notified the notice bat the coal Word was received here yester : disappeared before tbe patrol car day or the death of Joseph P. Barx arrived. The police said they ette, 5ft. formerly manager of the searched the Vinch premises oa Ogdensburg opera house, who sue- i Gibbs street and found the coal ia cambed to an attack of influenza j the cellar of the bouse, pieumonia in Boston Friday. Mr. Barnette was a natire of Potsdam and a number of years ago was employed by the Mountain Horn* Telephone rnmrpan-y. now the Ne» York Telei^ione company. He uas widely known in this section. He : was office manager of the Bord< s ' cosnpacT in Boston at the time of • his d>ath. Mr. BanrKl*- U snrrjved i by t»o brother*. Drs. Maurice 19. and John A. Barnette ef Water- town. The former wsnt to Boston and was with him when be died. The remains wiri be K-ongat tn Potsdam for funeral and inter- ment Msmday morning Heory H. McConviUe and Harry J -aicned beforo City Jndge J^ha H. Wells in city court Tuesday on charges of petit darcony ia the _,,,-. thefTof fine« bags of coal from Prelude-Orchestra »^ orean the Madden Coal Corporation and ' ' ' •*•*•• •'•* <m J* eb * r , KeUy. Leonard * Forrester. Pleas rrocess.onal-Haec D»s .S^arns - guilty were entered by the ^\ ;;•-.-- ^ JTc '-^ ^ ' \Such fraternal aninustry can- t not fail to hasten the return of bet- Credo Von *rVeb*r Offertory—-Christxuaji Natns Est Sanctus Voa We*er Agnus D?i Vou Wftbec tor days and bring abundant re- wards to those who have gladly shared, and shall continue to share, th the unclad, un- sheltered and unfed. \J. H. Oonror. **B[>hop of Ogdeasburg.** At Notre Dame RL Rev. Mon*Lg3or P. S. Gar- Soriie—Priests' man: a Or- and officiated at solemn h.g*h mass Boston Fights The Ship Canal chestra a ad organ.. Hecessi«/sui--Adeste FideJos Or- chestra and ongam The soiists were Misses Margar- et Kinrb and Abce Kee^aa. Mrs. Mary MeT.ulre. \l- Ralph KaJr. Mrs. Zenith Wtrfl. Mr%. Frank Lu- pien. Messrs. Allen McPherson. M. T. Paqnotte. Gesrjcf Madden. Her- bert Frateachi and William Kiach. i The Spirit of Christmas Bishop Conroy esxiended the fol- lowing (lirisunas frreetiag to the 1 people of the eity yesterdar' \The sending oat. at this part*- PaCt With U. S. ^»r *««». of ci^d* and BOSTON. Dec. 24.—The city of Boston and the Boston port a:nu- orrry joined in nvmdinr. to Senator Borah notification of their opposi- fri _ wkHia ^_ -,H«J- tiM to the ratificstioa of tbe St. i!\*** 1 ™* **!* ?•? ;**MT**T Lawrence waterway treaty. \Be- lieve couiiini—tion of project win be a serious detriment to tbe port ^f nsstsci one to n^ssuBStostaanie .. .. .. „ _ Jnan*on.ia4dit«»aal toaamge dlrersioa to 1 •***• s » irit *5 «~ <a wlD •*•* •»\ wishes to people with vtosm we are but siightiy ncwuiited—to same people, even, who kaare *b*ea un- kind to as—1« due to a sense of social ooiupuiaion. Our truest tre». |from tbe spoM of taiii stranco and seraningly trreatatOMe fsoce. \Wbst then, is tbe inwimMe, in at aldnii^it at Notre Dome church. Re>r. L. Larose was deacon; Rev. A. Tmdol. sxrb-deboon. end Hen- ry McDonald, master of ceremon- ies. The musical program was giv- en under the darocboti af Prof. G. Francis Lupien. organist. Thero was a large attend acre. Msgr. Gar- and delivered, the sermon, which was an able and eloquent dis- course. Ri. Rev. Moofclgnor James I. L*cey officiated at tbe celebration of high mass at midnignt at St, Joseph's caapei in tbe City Orph- anage and also delivered a <rery able and scholarly sermon. The en- :trre boosabolt was pToaent at tb© 'mass and tbe musk- was finely .aang by the chiMkren's choir. Other midnight serries were ootadnctsd at St. John's Bhvisropat ebsreh by Be* -Charles H. Ken- noty and. at tbe Ossurrs-gntional cbarcb by Rov. UerVert Ousaamsat Aichso Wright «f taw of tbe stfficiais of Use Vrw York cssspanr. will attend. Tek- day Ch «ead m bed yester. at H» sclork Mi. tbr su dhnsableT. Mrs. Bd- WnfUag. oner L F. <?e*aad of Losbwa w«re notified and aa iaajoest was beid test^idaj aft 11 asoa at tbe *s*fel>i- ssn na^^rtatctaa parlors. Mr. Wafting was bom m Og- ward Cayesv. «K Coayrres* street. He cauaujaassMHI of f*««it»r assr«U \F-day and it was sapsweed tbe fa- ial attack wtf Owe •• bean uwa- bte. \Dr. F. D Bart was <a»ed and , i ,„,„!! il hbm dead. Dr. K L Stnrv. •rarowrr'K pr> siciaa. and Cwr- Afrn *- !««•. »oa «* , WiBasm and Alice Wirfcs WaH*ar. fte is swrrrr«4 bv ais wWtow. Caib-. f*fea«ci*« hwiauCal ia snliimeiir 'eriae LmFlarr Watwns: bis daaxajL *b»-r Hun is rertor of WJ Bdttb r*9 Jt% F*.. and «weraf r*. and aver can wf tbis rir* suffered fracture*: ; si P ;j •. _X hips danac tbe aa< week Ot* Agea ilCtiaClll OT w^as Mia* Mary A. Haaaa. U. of City P*S«CS AWiy Watertown, Patber Hwgan's aunt and the otber. has asere. Miss •» «en Hotam. I*. «*r •sbiaaaii. Tbe •nrvdemts m* urnsd at aiasent tbe saasr t+ase and m tbe saawe an wer. bs«b falSaur in tbeiT Miss Hozaa wao iwsov*d TO Jobs* ra- Ice Bars Last Run of N<jrwe**rian Boat sV onUee-e bere- gS3DSaCtXMdTe , Sw siude Roiw Mai State Hospital To ReOTK W Sib D octor ResipB Mrs. Lamisa Frssaan Tonags. M. widow af Warren Yowngs. dbed iast Owi»* t* tbe >re r«a«ditMOJS tbe •» o'ctoc* at tne Xorwe^iaa «*san a>ssrunra *i. af Mrs. IHimbeth Mttaro, 23t «»**** **• *^c» M*™*-^ •*»« ~~ to ber cargo of palp waod. Tbe Khi»' Ttli*ain5bC K RnTTK Fwn «ain. SSo near resstfros oar- *«-^ *«• iweatlr brr wa« I IWIUD C. LKfl ID vtve. rwaeral serwices wew can- caaabc ta tfce ire m tbe WeUaad §>«-. Charles E Kesv esaal and after battling far bnwrr wctar of Sf*. Jabai> rbarrb. **» ftnaay iSasjiTVd ta t» ap *nr Twisisy sfti mn at 5 adock at i «** winder at f'ltel Tbemas E. awras ie^u;a«d tbe Ona« asSwrc ffmelery rbapoL i rewerdsv tram tbe A ia tbe null ra^-^.—« s~ *PJ ,-• • .1.-. r »oxa iiaj'iJ. wbere he tangdMe. dnviixg pawer? ft is the and both wore well attraded Christmas serrioos wiTl be held ro-iM marts.- tbe teserram said. i*»» t «» tsmm *•» ***aaoot crfb of in the Methodist. Mp -copal. Prea- raaaaiaa porta, the tesegram saia. ^^^ ^^ ^ ^^ lwnT ^ .^^^ ^^ nuptbx chaschos thm laiersxaxe \jaasw*avca K^^Kmwm^^ — has wofl statod that there is na [««*oomary of the Sarxmrs hgth. mormng. need «*f :be canatractian and opera- tten ef i?arallH na«i«». aatfl cataaeitT is ;vpw York Suae haree carnal and raJraads midwest to the are. ia esf.'rv-t. paraBol ion tics bare nsc apacwacbed capacity: Gov. Smith to Be Speaker When Lehman Is Installed Leaves Hospital ALBAXY. Dor- 2*. FOiasM Cow- pmm i raw Alfred B. aaasak ariB he one elect, a «r the aj intiiiri at the farsnal b> a ;iai.uiaUoa of Oo*c»«ser*t flarliin shosnaiag gaworner II. Le*msan Jan Z itoattrtios plana aauparal hi af SeoiKars of Jtase Mwa-id J. — whom* — Assault Qw*t ^^^ wamtmi rt ^ wmatL -. ^ ^ ,... «.^. r |^^^ Tl * ** iy *** i^ZZJLr* rmmtL Damage to Noradoc Matie m UWn WmAam qjege Amo«oU to S3§Jtt ~~f~**» Re-opens Jan. Stn « jabw*s the part rw The 192V Draw tia] caad*da*e ail dena^ert ls»wi -toes st the ****** ft was paiaiPd lato with Fit *i 4t to the testify oat Chat be -*he fitvi thaw a itanrsai *4 to the ptsil i^iry fiaaa tt aral <oed- Oda Liglits are Stolen Off Chrbtma, Tree
