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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01

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in oieIem Sabre mebr Sptele getpins
ncn als perIisren riiros, bate Sdupts
iind Rattbetpicn ben hieiigen Sans
tpr bem gesinn Der Sniipn periprus
ttn, trobbem Der 9Iub In 1916 aIs
9ebter ouf Der gtnnsIiite gruouirt
totte. gr taHnte bic Spieler, pel9s
ibm sut @erfiiaiuls itaneen uno
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subeIfen Iuhte. usber ole 4usiihten
Fer .ReSs- in 1918 pertGIt fih Serr
RattbepIon etnitpetlsn np6 Irbr
suridbaIteub, bod ldbt Iif aus feis
nen &eubsrungen fdllieben, bas er ii1
roller 6offnuna auf h6hers GhuHus
auf Der Ranaliite fpsnn nidlt ben
9seHunts Sie1 - befinbet. Sein iebt.
6ss periouoI burh etnsn srfttlniiiaen
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pire ben Slub su einem Der itdrtIten
in Der 2tod oeFtnlltn, Der ipeb,r Die
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01

DE bic brsi oberiten Stslunasn auF
Der Gonsliite in btsier ReibenfOlse am
S6luiIe Der lebten Soiior be9duptes
ten.
0ur6 ben 8erIuft ieines Sdupt'
ltn9s UfltOn 6igsins, her gu Der
Gmeritan Qipa (gfetp Sorter pYans
fees") iiberaegangeu, FinO bic ct
Coulter ,,2orbinGle" I'M penigitens
25 prosent gef1tpddt unb MD. Ian
Ger nls ausi4laoeebenber 5attrr in
bsm Sabrestampfs 5u betro6ten. Die
rGdrbinGIe" tparen es, pelfs pdbs
renb Der lsBtsn SaiIon ben Sieqes'
marih Der .Reos" beitGubig rnterz
bronen ni6t burf brilantes mn
bsfIersg Spiel, ionbern neil iis bonn
Slid be1iinitiat ruren.
Die 2lusTi6ten beg 6Gupi.inls
Wntbepior, SerScg, ben fumoitH
9ttfdnqer Der .geieIer" 81 iifaru, Itc
ben unqiinftig. @ie perl1utet percnlt
McGroip, 6duptlire Der Ten 9nrter
..RieIen" i'm 9lustnuif uu'cren N}it
tetIhrpdrmer Rouih, Den Br1mier
@aGThlG9sr Der Gnticno 2toa, uno
einen unTerer heItcu Ghleubtrer.
Motbenfpn fpirb ntemals ouf b;eitn
8orIfIoq eirgeber, ME aus o,m
6auptquortisr psrioutct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
Mus ocm Nysuni3ipalgertft t
Mafler Wlartin Setter ocn tjrOaNc
IdDiuDrenen iiberDieieu.

Ter Nafler @fartit Setter, Der
bon Gilbert @ebmig. $50 @rceHno9o
glpenue, Der llnteridIn9ung uou
$l7S00 Columbia @dSaftien be-
idulbigt miro, pur6e geiteru in Ger
slbtbeilung oes 0iin8ipulridters
9eQ Den SroBgeidporpneu iIberpIrs
len uno ieiue 9iirgid)aft arf 5000
angeiest. 1ie 8orperbanoImg la.te
bereits Dor einigen @odjcn iiatt5es
fun0en.
Mit 9reiiprchung enocte Der 6aa
gcgen @alter g2u0bea oon gforiuoo0
uno 9lrno DierfcI BON Gopinston, Die
beIfuIoigt pnren fiinf GaB glIumis
niuniulpbat, 5ranf @aIlaghan getos
rig, perfauft 5u baben 9lidter Bea
eutitieo, OaB Der SAL fetue fril1iacls
len Rerfmole Gtfrpeiie mo ocsbolb
rid)t nor icin sSorum gebGre. Iie Ge'
nannten maren Sbcilbober, fonrten
aber nidlt ntitetnan6er austomlncn
uno Gaaog6on bebouptete, oar Die
fiinf 9urrel GbenifaIielt. Oie perfouit
iuor6cn tparcn, linn gcborteu @eioe
glngeflagten pieieu lire llnibulO nadb
uno tpur6cn ehreuooQ crtlalien
@oporo Supplep, 1896 Sauna
goenue, Der i'm 5etrlluteuen 3uitul6
rim glutomobil eefabrcn bnben ioa,
erbicIt ieinen Sal auf ben s. 9tonems
bcr pcri6obrn mS ieiue @iirgifaft
Durce bon Riftcr 9lleronSer non
$500 auf $1,000 erbGht. Sapaep mar
burh iein Ieidltiinnige$ 6obren am
0ienItaa gbenb on Spriug @rope
Ioenue nit ben 5iibriperf oes SenrD
Saie, 1873 Gilmore StrnBe, 5ltidIns
mengeTtoben, nobel Safe om aopf
oerIett tpuroe gluberoem ging cas-
8fero burdl.
S5obn 2angforb, Der IN Suntiugton
SO. Sa., S1Iituugen begnngen babet
ioa uno bier Dor einigen Eoaen per'
boftet puroe, eldn5te geiterlt i'm Giu'
ni3ipoIgerid)t oiird) glbrDeienheit
Rihter gQeranoer erfIdrte feline
@iireidoft BON tauieno Goqms, Die
ein qctpiIIer Sorrp Gplteiu geitcllt
bate, fir perfallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
DieHricgeGeuerIl
Jm aastmeinen treten Fe am bentis
gen Saa in Strait.
Striea foitet @eIb. - Cine befonbere
ariessitener auf TabridJeins se'
Iest. - lie gersniisnnssitener.
abeatsrbrind nm 1919 bsrtbeuert.
- lie b5bersn Boftraten. - Grs
bSbnug Der Ginfommsnitsaer.

Tas Reiien 5u ariees,eiien ipiro,
iute fnit oIles beiitsittnge. aud tbeurer
iueroeH. Cine beiouoere ariegsiteuer
DON s qro5ent ipirb auf oie gabn.
labriteine geiGagen. anns sIeid, OBJ
lie 3eiienoen iogenannte MeiIens
bidder beiiteH ooer iidl erlt Dor Der
sbfabrt einen 1abridsin Ioien
Seute tritt aud Die ssrabtroteils
iteuer bon 3 aSrpsfnt in Strait ges
iieucrbar iinb alleroings MIR iSabrtrn
i'm 4ertbe bon niebr ais SO Gents.
Ias s1riiifcns lit i'm gan,en
Sanoe psrtbeuert poroen, oenn lpeni.
ger gut oils ssaffee, Sbee inio sotoa,
alii ipeIde ole sepIante Steiier eeitris
den iDoroen 1T. iino Die geiitigen eSes
iraflte meegetonimen. Die Stcner
AM sebrunute getrdnfe lit Inn Sipei
Collars lino 5ebn Gents pro @aIlone
crbobt iporoeH, iino AUDI gIItobpl, Der
fiir inbnitrielle 8pefe beiiiinnlt III,
III cifien Collar pro G,allone bober
Gcporoen. Bier Mno dnoere gegobrpne
@rtr1nfe iinb nit anoertbalb EoIs
lnrs pro Snb b6bcr beIaiiet ipproen.
aild, Der Nein into bic ibm peripdnD,
ZEN pebraniitcn @etrinfe baben eine
glebrbelaitlug erfabren, Die lid, nad
benz icpeiIigen aIfobolgebaIt riGtet.
Rtdt einnIul @rnpeiiiiee, Das 9irb,
IiHgsgetrdnf g9iliain sSeuninas
Srpans. tit pcrifont ipotoen, uber
Der acnsreB 1T enabig genag geipes
fen. es bel elmer Steuer bon eineni
Gent Die Gdlcne su beIdjien. Qsit
Ger gIelfen Gteuer limb natiirIid,e
nnb fiiiiiIihe WinernIipniier beIuitet
iuoroen. auh tper 9iebb1ber ber Ios
genannten Softbrinfs III, mirb in
,3ufuHft 81 ben Soften ocs sfrieges
eet5utrngen bnben, benn aud iie iiito
nit einem Gent bro @anone beInItet
luproen.
aaugummi beiteuert.
Bcnn Sic ii6 in 3ufunit betn
gereniiuen oes @nnimifauens bin.
aeben ipoIlen, iperben Gle silr striegss
ltener beiiieiiern rniiIien, iiuo tpenn
Sie SIR Dinberiing ODER seillng
irsenorines eeiSrns yiIIen oSer eine
pafentnieoi5in In pifter Apotbefe fats
Ieft iueroen Gle sur GedAng Der
siriegstoiteH etiunB niebr ais bisber
3abIen. Dns Wefiten eiiies slntcs
mobiIs uirb ourdl eine Gteuer
bon orei s'ro3eft BON gerfairfspreis
bober 81 itebcn fommen ilno abnlid,
miro Is benen prgeben. bic i5Iofe bIas
len ooer 2iebboberei fir anoere
ahIiifinItrumeilic baben. gger sport
artifeI eoer Metorboote falsit, iit|
init siiipeIen Idyniiiden min, ipir6
eeni ShFeI SdnllieI beIfea utiiIien,
Bic slriegsuufoiien al oedtM. Gin
Icnnicii uiib grbiaaften psrosn nit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
Gbe. .grlaubnikiheine.

)eeOrgs Sc RUp RuIbsp, "a, Orient
: IpeHue.
(9srtrub. M. Reifi, "a, 8ribsetorn,
I5obn 8. grinfman, "a, gribssiopn.
loiIis 9. Megabe, %, S44 SIicer
Strabe.
JDiattbap Ghriftian, SO, 1907 SpcGs
more Sir.
ISba ugriei, 40, 1896 sptamOrs Ctr.
IGbarIss 8. GuutsI, 26, 5nOiausjisp.
lRoie DiHilsr. Is, RstDtOpn.
IDobe 3. aunce, 20, 1o15 RoIs elOc.
lgIaribsa R. 4rmitrpns. 21. 1853
Wariatp glpe.
IRop Girtp, q, GImtppoS place.
l5elen a1opaps, 81, 1880 9tlbsrt
glnenus.
JSurnes ). TlurriIon, 26, 279S Snts
man Str.
tOra 9utainiOn, 2s, 1924 guIis gt.
j9empIi, &. 6ainss, 81, SofboctOn,
I Sbip.
lorna 9. Goson, 21, prtncsiOn Sptd.
JWtniam Garlss II, Stptesbur9.
I so. 90.
lRsnie abeI, 10, 1437 Man Ctr.
Jgus saptaris, %. 61S @,f 5. Str.
lanua 5elton, q. 6. unb Rounb St.
jSOispb S6nabeI, SO, 1856 JIorast.
laena WliIIsr, 49, 1880 Neit aRe=
Wliden 4ne.
jEapmOnb 3. qibOrn, %, 1860 9:un
I Strabe.
(WiIbrtb 5Oopu. 1s, 1o17 Msit 9is
bertp Ctr.
ySams. 10. SbOmpion, %, Waibiu9s
1 ton, .. q.
(Sarab Bates, 25. s51 Sui5apduSt.
J5rant g. Slpnn, 81, 42s On 8. 81.
lSeIeu R. a5nis, 19, 1919 9iu Str.
esisr eastar bsi on. gtislu q Co..
ise .. Q, efFnhs, 3 xrarsn shaa ssH eim
stsztt. Gsaai SOFA -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01

bOberen eieuern aIs bisber beIaiiet
lper6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01

iSfmf6aufe. Oobei 3oI ppslmon bem
GI6asr ben 1SuB gsiNlIt unb ibn gu
YfoIIs aebra6t bnben, iDo6st bsrfelbe
einen 4rmbrud baronfrug.
Frtess Opftrs Eefns
ment.
Tas 5eltoment bes amuel
@igeins Sfinner, pel9er Der
2afabett. gscabrill, angeborts unD
Dor tursem uuf eirem sylugfelb in
fsrantrsi6 feinen Sob erlitt, purbe
eeitern i'm pro6ntseridt eingerei6t.
ssSn benz Document, bas am %. SUM
1916 nb9efabt tpurbs, Tebt Der Orb
lafisr feline Wlutter glisGbetb SO6n.
ffpn Stinnsr, @rarbin gtoab, ais
2eitamentsbollitrederin unb unioers
ialer6in feines ni9t unbettd9tli9en
Ra6laffes Elm.
Hn9lab : 81 aden.
Glisdbsfb 8ictpria 9eitI9 lit ses
ftomentspollftrederin BON Sharp anna
sSpfepbine Teitf6; 9ruHbeieenthum
$500.
6onnnh W. 6iri9mann lit Seitas
raentsoollitrederin bon Woies Strihs
nann: psrionalien 5000; 9runos
siaentbum S25, 900.
Sames 3. W1cRees III Hd9labbers
fpoltsr bon Carrie 6. WeNees; per
fpnalien 1890.
s5lorence 3. @rubbs 1T gedhlnbperz
troIterin bon Omen 70. @rubbs; pers
fonalisn $3.50; 9runbeteentbum
S2100.
Sulia 3. g([len 1T GeTidmentsDpaz
Tfrederin bon Wm. &. 2tIen; 9erioz
naIien $4,000.
Sepras Z. 9ebrer in 5sitnmentsz
roIlitreter Don Charles J. Qebrer;
9sricnolien $4,000; Sruuocigenz
tbum $4,000.
sSpIspbtne FuB 1T RahlaBDerfudls
term bon GeOrg 5ub; perfonalten
$780,.
George 8. Srebougb IN Nahlabs
tertpdIter BON sSno. Z. Srebaugb;
grunosiptntbum S400.
9erf9isbenss.
Ri4orp Slnstburit tIogts cine Gor@
tsruns ii6er $229.94 gssen Sacpb 5.
ejeis Elm.
garmelo 9otuito ipurbe Der Be
raubuns oes Formers WiiltOu Usdoe
tur um SIS ifulbia befunben.
Sanss .. Sole erIunate Elm llrtbeil
iiter 1888 aeeen his Stabt gincins
nat;; bic Canton Strubs 8uiloing
9ifIoeiatipn So. Elm foIhes uber
$4139.34 oegsn CD. r. S9oening;
bie Z. r. Doob Suppln 60. Elm ioIz
des iiber $352.74 uno 5rsb Sunbers
mann ein fOl9es iiber $175 sssen
benfelbert
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Gterblidbteitsberid,t.

SoSspb Stpebr, so, 16 @eTt Daniel
Strobe; Rierenlsibsu.
Sad. SOues, 67, 116 Gin Strap;
9ebirnblutungen.
Barbara NiegeI, 73, 2643 GrJa
alueuue; seierenleiesn.
Sefeph Geo Sd,dt, 70, $500 Wttdts
gan apenue; Gehirrblutun9en.
9errgs Doum, SO, 3248 9urKet
aeenue; 6ersleiben.
Qnna Rublmnun, 90, 329 WebIter
Strdbe; SersIeibeH.
Robert gertils, 49, 80 Grsiit;ue
Strabe; Srebs.
SOleerbe PoIiSetperiebangen
ipurber 1eitern Dom pplBsifeF anees
crouei: Srntt Sauter pom I. gum 2.
Thrift. gN6ert srtrtter pcm 2. gum
6 Sdrrn T&Grlone BON 6. gum e..
Npbert Tpnrxrberl BON I. 5llm Z,
Sorrp Rofrfon prm T. gum l. uHe
GaFiu: portsr pom 2. gum /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
Smtberiibe @emteinSen.
Gefurmatiunsfcier ain 4. ROpember in
Der Ruiithalls.

D.. geineiniame Rsfcrmationsfsier
Der IutberiTfen 0smsiuOsn finoet am
Spnrtas Ruhmittas bss 4. Ropem>
Ser in Der Dt!iitbals iatt. Sin GbOr
BON 200 Stimmen ipiro bic 9bOrdIe
finger. Gin SrgtIton5ert ipiro bon
prpf. 9beppOr SOD aus Columbus,
Sno., bur9ssfiibrt. Rsp. 8. 6.
areirIeosr aug St. pauI, DIinn.,
rpridi iib,r. 2utRr un6 bic umeritnni-
ihsn Grstbeitsn" uho grOfefCr e.
parbid aus Ct. 2ouis lbsr n9utbers
Reformation".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01
Eies mno 3as.

Der TGbtiIde gbernitsr 8abl=
man bat In ben jiingItsr Sdasn 124
unteriuht, bic Rilhpns
Gen auf Der Strube entnpmmen tpds
rsn. Rut cine qrpbc purbe aIs min
teripsrtbig befuuben. Die iibriesn er1ts
ipra6en ben Nnforberungen bes 9es
IuncbeitsGmts utb iibsrtrafen iie ioz
oar in pislsn 5Gllen.
Der ItGbttIde Strabenbobns
aommifGr GuItins bat ben Stdbts
ratt i1rtftli6 srfudt, nit @eTuden
um MISUNDERSTANDING 81 parten,
tis bic S6nsIlpsrtebrs ssSoutmiiIipn
RE Stsusu fir bic 2uopitatiOnn feIts
sefeBt bat.
= 6. .. S6usbler, 154 Oft Mcz
Nlidsn 9lpeuue, Der uls Sanouier in
rer Burpssmarine bient, erbielt 6ei
icinsm GintrsfFeu auf nrldrb bic niez
teridmettsrnbe 9unbe BON bem Dor
IA 5aaen erfplsten glbIeben ieiner
gs mar nitt mDglib aetpes
ZEN, ben iuneen Wtann BON bem Tobe
Ter Wluttsr gu benafri9tigen.
= Sobn 9. 6inn, 5t5 Serroce
apsnus, Der friiber nit 6errn 8al3
I'M 6utseIddft mar, srbieIt seItern BON
eiRer iSrn in Snbiana sineu Ghed
iiber S117.2s, tpel6s Summs ibr
6atts, Der Dor 20 Sabrsn faIlisrts, Der
ssirmn iduIbis gebliebeu ipar. Serr
Ssinn bat bas 9eIb nit ieinem friibes
rsn 4ompagnon gala gstbeilt.
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setter eastat bri os. gtisltr & Co.
lse .. 9, etrahs, 3 ERassz shiia ssH !eiu
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-01

i5reitarten Iinb tbenfaas Der Steusr
lntsriporfsn, Sieielbe betrdst 1917
unb III an Der anFe 81 ht5nblen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

Al daybreak Tuesday Street Com
missioner Russ had a large crew of
men and teams ready to start the
clearing of Water street from the
snow, some IA inches which had ac-
cumulated during the storm which
worked such havoc with the trolley
cars. The last car through from Lew
iSton left that city at 2.10 Monday af-
ternoon and arrived in Gardiner about
4.So. a car being stalled in Farming
dale, both the Lewiston car and the one
from upriver remained in Depot square
until A. NJ. Tuesday morning, when
they were able to reach Augusta. The
rotary plow came through from Lewis
ton and reached Gardiner about II on
tuesday forenoon. This established
the regular schedule,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
FROM HALLOWELL
TELsPH ONE 249. r
Paramount Mnsre Successful y Staged by Local Talen-Ms
Circle of UnversaIst Ch urch Entertans Ladies' Aid
Society and Lodge Notes

one of the best amateur productions
ever staged in this city was the Para
mount MnStrelS which were successful
" produced at the Acme theatre Tues
day evening before a packed house. The
first part was brimful of clever songs,
music and mirthprovoking jokes, in
GLIDING several hits on well known To-
cal people. The College Eight in the
opening chorus, Through These Won-
derful Glasses of Mine" was we'll re-
ceived and was a pleasing number. The
hit of the evening was Miss Margaret
Lewia and Her Hawaiian Dancers, in
the persons of John Goodwin and "Jer-
ky" Jones, who were Garbed as Hula
Hula girls and were forced to respona
to many encores The grand overture
by the full company in a burlessue or
Opera choruSeS was harmoniuSly render
ed and drew marked applause. The four
endmen, ]. NJ. Goodwin, Charles Fuller,
Frank Jones and Arthur Burns, left
nothing to be desired in the limo or
minstrel work and kept the audience
convulsed with merriment with their
amusing jokes and antics.
Arthur Burns with his song. He May
BE Old, But He's Got Young Ideas
pleased his hearers ana was ACCORDED
generous applause. Turn Back the
Universe and Give Me Yesterday" was
finely sung by Arthur Towle. being ex-
ceptionally well received. Sometimes
You Get Good One and Sometimes You
Don't" which was sung by Charles
Fuller, scored a decided hit and was well
given.
A particularly pleasing number was
a solo, Il Met You, Dear, in Dream
land" sung by Raymond Shaffer, rem
dered in a delightful manner. Goodwin
and Jones came through with an anus
ing song hit, Brother Noah Gave Ou,
Checks For Rain" and were forced 70
respond to encores.
The first part closed with a pretty
song number with MISS Margaret Lewia
attired as Uncle sam and the full
company in Don't Bite the Hand That's
Feeding You"
The Olio included number of clever
and we'll executed speciality acts which
held the interest of the audience,
Ralph Carey in an Irish character act
entitled The Lonely Soldier" proved
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS
THE STRAND.
Douglas Fairbanks, Jewel Carman, in
american Aristocracy," Max Fig
man in Drew Comedy and Metro
Travelogue at the Strand Today.
THE STRAND.

Douglass Fairbanks breezy and en-
gaging personality has never shown to
better advantage than in american
Aristocracy," the new Triangle Fine
Arts release.
In the part of Cassius Lee, f. +. V.
and amateur entomologist, who has be
come bored with the even tenor of life
on the social SUBMITS south Of Mason's
and DiXon's Line, Douglas invades
Narraport, r. l.. habitat of the dynas-
ty of dollars. He is on the trail of the
migratory caterpillar, but when the
mettlesome daughter of a wealthy hat
pin manufacturer kisses him on the
broad highway TO make good a reso-
luton she has expressed to a party
of grid friends to salute the first real
man she shall meet, he finds himself
involved in series of exciting events.
AS all patrons of Fairbanks films
know, Douglas never walks when he
can run, never enters a gate when he
can vault fence, never uses a pair
OF stairs when he can scale a balcony.
All of these amusing mannerisms are
allowed full play in american Aris-
tocracy."-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
OAK GROVE CEMETERY
ASSN. ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Oak Grove
Cemetery Association was held TUESDAY
afternoon at the Office of the A. r. Hayes
Coal Co. After the transaction Of the
routine business Charles Q. Davenport
was reelected as treasurer and +. G. II.
Smith reelected as secretar" Frank =.
Boston and George Gray were elected as
directors for three years and II. NJ Law
ton for two years. The report Of the
treasurer showed the association to be IN
sound financial condition, hiSt satlsfac-
tory to the association.
A meeting of the directors followed the
annual meeting of the association and A.
II. HAYES was elected president and e. Z.
II. Smith superintendent for the ensuing
wear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
Ernest A. Rich

Ernest A., the infant son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ernest Rich, died at their home
3S Second street. at o'clock Monday \
evening. aged II months and days,
after a short illness with pneumonia
The funeral will be private. Rev W.
II. Brokenshire officiating. Those WHO
wish to call may do so between l. ana
] o'clock Wednesday afternoon The
funeral will be held at r. NJ. WedneS-
Cay. lnterment will be in the Halo
well cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
MRS. LIVINGSTON TALKS
ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE

Th auditorium of the Highland aV-
enue Methodist church was we'll hlled
with an audience whose interest was
closely held till the close of Mrs. De-
borah Knox Livingston's address ON
Equal Suffrage"
Mrs. Livingston was introduced py
Mrs. Laura f. Richards in a few brief
words. Mrs. Livingston opened by
reference to the remarkable growth OF
woman's suffrage. not only in our own
states. but in the world at large, .
countries have granted IT. Pubhc
opinion in Maine is at the present tune
focused on this issue She referred 10
the defeats the issue has had as SIMPLY
deferred victory. TO refute the charge
that Womans suffrage was going IS
sue and not ccmingpne she said that
all the national parties had some kind
of a plank as regards the question With
many of the states having granted Suf-
frace she said the government Of the
United States is soon to face the ques-
ton Of the injustice done the woman
already granted the right to vote when
she loses it when she moves across an
imaginary line into another state
which has not granted the franchise
to her
The old-time arguments against the
issue are things Of the past" said the
speaker and tFen she told how they
had been shattered one by one. Espe-
cially interesting was her story of
how the "woman's place is in the
home" argument was effectually dis
posed of for good and all in the state
of New York.
In the afternoon Mrs. Livingston ad-
dressed the members of the Gardiner
Equal Suffrage League at the home of
Mrs Laura E. Richards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

WEST Mrs a. " WILEY ~ T'lr-
ton PASSED the wcck-cnd with Mary
CariI
c. NJ Dodge Of Belfast was a visitor
AT L. T. Fosters Saturday
! NJ Waning who has hocn III with
the grippe is improvug Nrs Waning
is also IN with the same complaint
Dr. TIucworthv is attending them
The body Of Mrs Elias Fowler was
laid at rest in the Fowler ward triiaE
afternoon Mrs Fowler was a former
resident OF this place.
! \ Foster and family receui'v vi.-
tied his sister Mrs Marion Pnrkhur-t
OF Albion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

The Mission Circle of the Universalist
church entertained the Ladies' Aid ON
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
+. w. Weber. A fine musical program
was given Solos by Miss Hazey Ly-
ford of Augusta and Miss Gertrude Ben
jamin were delightfully."- rendered 4
piano duet by Misses Frances Tilden an.
Dorothy Tenney was finely executed ana
much appreciated by the ladies'. De-
licious refreshments were served ana
the afternoon was the source of much
pleasure to all present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

his ability a comedian. his work be-
ing of the highest character and that
it was appreciated was shown by the
generous applause he received.
Raymond Shaffer with the assistance
of Arthur Burns gave an exhibition Of
clever shooting with rife. showing
craftsmanship of no mean order, his
work being on par with that of a pro-
fessional sharpshooter. Arthur Burns
added much to the act with his store OF
humorous repartee.
The Paramount Quartet, consisting of
Messrs Burns, Towle, Shaffer and Lit
tie, did Inc work in the rendering of sew
eral selections which were we'll up to
standard.
A comic sketch entitled, "a Day In
Turkish Bath" the principal charac-
ters of which were J. NJ. Goodwin and
Arthur Towle, was of a highly anus
ing character and sent the audience
away in happy state of mind. Alto
Gether the entertainment was one of
much merit and a success in every way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
JOHN D. NEED NOT PAY
TAXES ON ss11,0o0,0oO

Cincinnati o., Feb 6. The Unitcd
States circuit OF appeals here today up-
held a decision Of the United States dts
trict court which ruled that John u.
Rockefeller need not PAY taxes ~ Gu.
Hahoga county Ohto on SSH oRo. .0nn
worth Of property The lower court
ruled that the fact that Mi rockefcliei
maintained a summer home at Clcve-
land did not make him 4 legal resident
Of Ohio
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

The body of the late Mrs. Emma Lam
der will be brought to Gardiner from
Lisbon on Wednesday. Funeral services
will be held Thursday at l o'clock at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. William Per
kins, 1S4 Highland avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
Harrinaton Bests Condos

Ivers Harrington of Gardiner defeat
ed Condos of Hallowell in the first halt
of 20-string match Tuesday evening
at the Unique alleys. The score:
Harrington-102, Sc SO, "a, 1O6, 119
101, 81, 90, 12S-Total 101S.
Condos-S4 S4, so, los, 50, Sc, S4, 49,
III, S6-Total 913.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
Andrew j. Hatch

Andrew j. Hatch died Monday night
at the home of H. II. Farnum, Sl2 Wat
er street aged S5 years, Z months. lie
was born in Bowdoinham and for sew
eral years resided in Townsend, Mass
He leaves two sisters, Mrs. c. w. Aver
i'll of this city and Mrs. MarySHolbrook
of Portland Also a half brother, IL. Fl
Farnum at whose home he died Fu'
neral arrangements will be announced
later
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07
A Challenge

The Gardiner Juniors challenge any
Junior team in Gardiner, Hallowell or
Augusta to bowl Friday night Feb. .,
at the Unique alleys, Gardiner. Ans
wer through this paper.
A. HINkLEY,
Manager.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

Rev. H. E. Dunnack, State librarian,
will address the next Parent-Teacher As
sociation, as it was impossible to secure
Mrs. Livingstone. The February meeting
will be held on Thursday, Feb. Is, at the
High school building.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

Samuel Grant Chapter. d. A. r., will
be entertained at the home. of Mrs. w.
:. Ames. Brunswick avenue, Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The sub
iect will be Plants Introduced Into
Maine by the Early Settlers" The
paper will be by Mrs. G. ID. Libby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

Adjourned meeting of the Hallowell
Firemen's AssC citation at o'clock this
Wednesday evening. A large attend
ance is desired. Members who are in
terested in organizing a band should
make q special effort to be present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-02-07

Mrs. Edwin Ford of Boston will
speak in the interests of the associa-
ton opposed 10 suffrage for women on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. +. 7. Bradstreet School
street