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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Made $50 nnrrrIS

The Frank BAltngslea and others
No. | on the Louis BARKER farm in
the southeast corner Of the north.
west of - lN-lU. made. 2b0 barrels
the first a hours. II has not enough
gas to flow It and will probably
nuke much more II put on the
pump ana this will account for tho
high estimate pf yesterday. II Is
now a total OF seven feet In the
sand and three feet In the pay,
There n about zoe feet OF open
hole. The G-lnch viii be run to the
top OF the sand to ease this of and
the we'll VIII he dcepencd II has
a fine shot for the biz pay as the
Blg Mid west Royalties company y
II Ia the southeast OF the samo
3 lection was drilled twenty some odd
! feet I'm tho sand before drilling was
! stopped.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

The We'll OF the El>crch Invest
mont co u the northeast corner OF
the northwest ot the northwest uf
l3.lg-I correct lucHtioul Is being
cleaned OFT after the shot uf 80
quarts and win be derkencd /,
tld not clean Itself after the shot but
tho hole f'liod up 1900 tCct with oil
ana promises To be good fur 90 bar
rels rh, top uf the sand VAS found
at 2,bYN feet aud II IN nov IS feet
in, uctug encountered at this depth
II is thought thpt the Sh1lc forun-
tion Ia "a hreaL and the owners are
expecting aimthcr pay tu hc found
helow tho break II Nill be deep.
rurd vltr a l-nch bit DO n water
iS encountered. lead plug may ro
diEcu I'm aud shut IT OH withou,
hprrur th' we'll II the second pay
is found, the hole viii hc enlarged
after th, ppy is struck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

vs. j. 'm't7 Of the Hughes Tool
''mUtus. with headquarters at
Houston. Is Iu tho oity uui Us being
greeted hv hIs many friends Nj
htlin UHs for eleven years iu the
pure 'haslus department Of the Gulf
'"rrtnF ana is therefore. we'll
known 600 many here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

BINkNIlL Tho PRODUCERS a.
l,riurrs corporation b. dTaunE at
5000 feet un The northwest corner
location NJ the southeast ot g9-gs lie.
Tni' farm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
AUGUSTA AND PORTLAND BOYS
ARE NAMED IN CASUALTY LIST
ARMY LIST 145, Marine "a

Edwin Martin, Chelsea. Mass; Ber-
nard d, Murphy. Hartford. Conn.
Harry l.. Smith, Boston; Winfred j..
White, South Boston: Machinist
George r. Pats, South Orange,
Conn, Privates Anthony Balkus.
Waterbury, Conn: Howard c. Cros-
by Roxbury. Mass; Robert O. Dav-
is, Fair Haven, Vt; George r. Fec
ley, Natick. Mass; George Fl. Gould,
Dorchester. Mass: Gray Hanrahau,
Bridgeport, COMM mg BdhI m
bridgeport. Conn: DONALD M
HASKELL, LINCOLN, MAINE;
Leo j. Holland. 2:5.; Burnside street,
Providence. x. T.; James w. Games,
Newington. Conn: Robert NJ Irwin,
Newtonvilie. Mass: Albert O. Kan
tack. Meridian, Conn: William S.
Kelley, 30 Bither avenue, Haverhill,
Mass; Thomas +. Kennedy, Boston:
Orborn r. Lundgren, Somerville,
Mass: George +. Maher. Maiden,
Mass; Augustine +. Mulquesney
South Boston; Arthur D. Preston
Maiden. Mass; Fiavion A. Rous-
seau. Rutland, Vt; Henry c.
Schmidt. New Britain. Conn; James
+. Shea, Hartford, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
ARMY LIST

Washington, July 30-The army
casualty list today shows: Killed in
action IL. Died of wounds IL Died
of disease ID. Died Of accident and
other causes 3. Wounded severely 0j.
Wounded slightly /. Missing SO.
Total 40.
Major James NJ. McCloud, London
England; Lieut.. Frank Booma,
Portsmouth, \. H.
Died from wounds-Privates WILL
FRED ALERT. SO WATER ST..
AUGUSTA, MAINE; Monte II. Full
Ter, Wheelock, Vt: Edward w. Lar
kosh, % Oak street; Providence, r.
T.: Donald c. Mackinnon, Gloucester,
Mass: Fred Watson, RoXbury, Mass
Died Of diseases: Private Joseph
NJ, Sweetser, 80 Howard street, HAY
erhill, Mass.
Severely wounded-M Ma ior Theo-
dore Roosevelt, Jr. New York Citv:
LIEUT.. FRANCIS X. CALLAHAN,
I68 STATE ST, PORTLAND, ME-;
SerSts. Clayton A. Barrows, Hart
ford, Conn; John r. Griffin, South
Boston. Mass: George J. Mckenzie.
Salem. Mass; Corporals Ellsworth
A. Burnham, Chelsea. Mass. Robert
+. Costello. Hartford, Conn; Walter
A. Guild, Mattapan, Mass: Clifford
l.. Herring. Rockville Conn; Raw
mond B. Eincaid, Fair Haven, Vt;
Harry Mckenzie, Hartford, Conn:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
WASHINGTON

NORTH-Mrs. Olivia Mackey Qor-
merly Miss DUNN and son James of
Everett, Washington, and her sister,
Ninal of Gloucester, Mass, visited
their aunt, Mrs. Carrie Lenfest last
week. This week they will call on
friends and relatives in Palermo,
then return to their distant homes.
Mrs. Hazel Mccartney of China
vas visiting at her old home last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jones of
Palermo were calling on relatives
here Sunday.
Bad weather has delayed haying
greatly and damaged much hay. At
best the hay crop is very light.
f. j. Turner of East Palermo with
his two horses is assisting M. w.
Ienfest with his haying.
w. A. Palmer is at work at Lib
ertyville haying for John Sherman.
Otis Jones assisted by Joseph H.
Jones is cutting a part of the Small
ley farm hay this season.
Sewell Mccartney of China was
calling on relatives and friends here
during the past week.
Mrs, Glennie McLearn of Water
vile was calling on friends here last
week.
F. w. Cunningham and son Donald
made a business trip to Augusta
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
ALBION

I|ewellyn Libby and family OF
Gardiner visited relatives in town
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Ames are
receiving congratulations upon the
q rival of a son, born July 25.
Miss Ella Fuller of Waterville was
the guest Of her sister. Mrs J =
Gould, last Sunday.
Allen knights has gone to Bath,
where he has employment in one OF
the shipyards-
kenneth Meader is at home from
Rath for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon of Beifasl
,re visiting at the home Of their
son. L. F. Cannon.
Miss susie Hussey entertained the
members Of her Sunday school cias.
nrd teacher. Mrs. w. F. Walker at
her home Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
MONTVILLE

CENTER-Mr and Mrs r. +. moran
| were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs =.
r. Morang in Appleton. -.
Mrs. Cora A. Goodwin is Il. WIN
measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred sylvester anu
Miss Aurelia s. Lice OF Belfast
| weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs + .
Luce.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trussell OF D'
fast with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest 1rusS''
and daughter, Miss Dorothy. or VIZ =,
mouth, Mass, were Thursday -ues's "
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Bean. -,
Lauren Jackson and family OF NOT
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and M1s' J.
W. Jaquith
Paysor Rich Of Lewiston. VINO ~, ~.
Gently bought Mrs. n. B. Clemen' :
farm here, was in town the hrst OF ',,S
week and bought the J. ". "en'"''' ="
place. il,
Mrs. Abbie NJ Watts OF WaterV'iie .
the guest OF Miss Eta Thorn rson'
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Bryant OF nm.
and Miss May Quinn Of Camdeh W."
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs ~ ~
Wentworth.
Mrs. C. L. jackson and Miss MAa..
jackson of Newport, y. H.. were 49,
Of Mr.. and l.frs. J. v. Jackson o'''"e
a part OF last week.
Miss Beth jackson Of Liberty w. =
Sunday guest Of J. v. Jackson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
Child's Throat Cut
By Big Pane Glass

Dexter, Me, July 30.-Duane, the .
year-old son of Mrs. John Chase Of
Garland. was severely but not fatal
~ injured here Monday afternoon
The child was thrown onto an edge
of pane Of glass and had his throat
cut in such a manner that nine
stitches were necessary.
Mrs. Chase came to Dexter early in
the afternoon to do some trading and
brought Duane with her. One Of her
purchases was a large pane of glass
which was set in the front of the
wagon against the dasher in an lp-
right position. There was no wrap
ing on the glass.
Just as Mrs. Chase stepped into the
wagon the horse became frightened
and made a quick jump which threw
Duane on to the glass and the sharp
edge cut a 4-inch slash in the throat
running in toward the left ear. The
cut just missed the jugular vein but
hit the windpipe. The child was TAX
en- to DR. Bumps office and the cut
sewed UP, it taking nine stitches to
do tho lob,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
Supt. Stuart Announces Teachers for
Comma Year

Supt. Of Schools William f. Stu
art announces the following list Of
teachers for the Pittsfield schools for
tho school year 1879:
Village schools. grammar. Ninth
grade. Edna F Miller. Bristol Me-.
Eighth grade, Miss Mary a Martin
Liberty, Me: Seventh grade. Vera
G. Gray. South Brewer
Lancey street school, Fifth and
Sixth grades, Miss Anne l.. Farms
worth. Islesboro: Third and Fourth
grades, Miss Blanche f. Foster,
Burnham: First and Second grades.
Miss Eftie f Lord. Detroit
Riverside school. Fifth and Sixth
grades. Miss Josephine King, South
Brewer: Third and Fourth grades.
Miss Anna F. LANG. Passadumkeag;
First and Second grades, Miss Flora
A. Blake. SCmerville. Me.
Harthnd avenue school. Fourth.
Fifth and Sixth grades. Miss Florice
.. Foster. Burnham; First. Second
and Third grades. Miss Hattie
Cleaves. Sangerville.
Music teacher. Toward r Pierce
Portland. penmanship teacher, Edna
P. Miller. Bristol.
Rural schools. Powers. Miss Neva
Bates. Pittsfeld: Webb. Miss NADIA
lvn Jordan. Waltham. Me: Carr.
Miss Ervena Goodale. Pittsfield:
Brown. Miss Ina +. Gillespie. Med
dvbcmpt
Howard T Pierce, who comes to the
Pittsfield schools 10 take charge OF n.
music department, is a graduate of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day. Capt. Hugh
Doyle.
The baseball game for Wednesday
will be with the Gardiner locals and
will be called at SIS P. NJ.
II is expected that there will be
an excursion to the home Sunday
from Bath and also a baseball game
~ the afternoon.
Tho funeral Of the late Seth J..
Crosby will be held from the Home
chapel at AZ NJ. Wednesday. Rev.
c. H. Temple officiating.
Manse! W Farr. late Co II, 1st Me.
Cav. who has been weighmaster at
the Branch for the past two years,
has resigned and will go to his home
in Lewiston.
Michael Maloney returned Tues
day from 4 furlough passed with rel
ativei in Boston.
Furlouens were granted Tuesday
tn Stephen NJ. Packard to Cooper
Mills ana John L. Chambers to Bos-
tor.
Edward F. Bonley. late Co. F. Stf-
Mass. Inf. and Eugene La France,
late Co. II. L. g. Cav, have been
taken up. 7. A. F. awaiting read
mission.
William Hrdlebring of ST. Louis,
late Co. F. Cd Miss. Inf, and Francis
F.. Donnelly of New Haven. late Co.
n. Sd Conn Inf. have been read
mitted to the Branch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
MADISON

Friends of Milton Briggs in this
vicinity will be interested to learn
that he has recently been discharged
from hospital in France, having
recovered from being gassed. Mr..
Briggs is a member Of Co. f of the
l03d Infantry.
= Miss Lulu Maxwell. who has been
the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. NJ. 5.
Ward for the past two weeks. re-
turned Wednesday to her home in
Lewiston.
Mrs. Stella Nose of Portland ar
rived in Madison Monday evening to
pass a few weeks at her summer
home in this village.
Mrs. Merton Pierce, who has been
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. l. S.
Fierce for the past month. returned
Tuesday morning to her home at
Pennington Falls.
Lieut.. J. Boyd, who has been pass
ing a few days furlough with friends
IN Madison, returned to his regiment
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Hattie Withan. who has been
the guest of her son, Walter Witham
in New York city for the past few
months, has returned to her home in
Madison.
Rev Fl. G. Glidden of Salem will
fill the pulpit at the Methodist Epis-
copal church next Sunday morning
in exchange with Rev. William
Wood.
In place of the regular session OF
one week at the North Arson camp
ground, it is now planned to hold
one days meeting on Sunday, August
IS. Bishop Edwin Hughes will be
the sneaker
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WlNDSORvlLLE

Elmer Leighton Of Somsrville wi
a Sunday visitor of his sister, NJ
Charles Cappers.
Mrs. Mabel Lyon has been very
with typhoid fever at the hospital Il
Augusta. 1t was thought recova Il
was assured, but she suffered an
turn Saturday.
Frank Tiper has answered the G;
to the colcrs and left the 25th ri
Camp Devens, Aver Mass.
Mrs. Mary Choate, who has hen
at her home in Hallowell doing Ri
/ Cross work, is again with her s.str
Mrs. Langdon Viewer.
William Trask and Alfred Reed ar,
cutting the hay on Daniel Sampson
farm.
George Even has arrived fro-
WoonsoCkC /, r. l., and is cutting The
hay on his farm, recently purchasel
here.
Mrs. Florence Rosignol Of China 4
with the Lyons family.
Walter Griffin arrived in tow
Monday from Boston with a new A..
tomobile.
Another star, and the It'll, is in II,
flag displayed in the window Of Err
kline school house, for Frank Pipe
who attended this school and vh'
entered the service the 25th.
Waldo Coombs Of Cooper's Mis-
was a guest Thursday at the hons
of Mr., and Mrs. John Halpin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ewens, two so"
and daughter Eliza beth were visitors
Tuesday in Augusta.
Maurice York was business WIS.,
tor in Augusta two days Of last Tee'.
Miss Marie Marden is visiting reIa
tives in Brooks.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Samuel Ewens !"
WoonsOcket, r. T.. who have peea
guests during the month OF July :"
their brother and his wife, left SAT
urday for a visit with friends "
Waterville. They are touring 'n'
State by auto. -,
w. II. Colby. who suffered IN u
turn Thursday, is reported 10 he I'M
proving.
Mrs. Byron Bradstreet ard daus",
ter Mary. who have recently 'ls''',
friends in this section, have Tetul'''
to Waltham, Mass.
Herbert Dodge and Charles lrv'1
are assisting Samuel Lyon 10 Ia
vest his hay. 49,.
Mrs. Emma Lyon passed 70 W,
higher life Sunday morning. uhe,a'
services Tuesday afternoon at . -.
Frank Lyon Of Augusta has o... .
A daily visitor at the BEDSIDE oi "'
mother for two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
NORRIDGEWOCK

VIII Fairfield, who is employed in
ioftiand, is passing his vacation at
his home here.
Mrs II. f. futile and daughter
Esther are visiting friends in Belfast
Mr' and Mrs. f. p. Rogers are the
ey parents Of little son born
sunday, July 21st.
MISS Edna Seekins has returned
ner nome in Belfast after passing
" , , days with friends in town.
yrs. 20. Bates, who has been car.
ha -. -, MRS E. P. Rogers and baby.
mas returned home.
Mr. Clarence Anderson has sold
IT, s arm su on the Mercer road to par
'es from out Of town. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
MT. VERNON

tAST--Mrs. f. r. Noyes and son
iiaroin' and father and mother. Mr..
aho Mrs. Langley, made an auto trim
70 Waterville Thursday.
George Morton, Junior Volunteers
q augusta is working at the home
OF Roy f. Carson. ''''e'
'ohn r. Bean was recent visitor
at Ocean Point. 's''NO'
Arnold W. Tyler Of Augusta has
been Passing a few DAYS with he
cousin +. Raymond Locke.
ar. ana Mrs. Herbert Hall and
family enjoyed an auto ride TO Ches-
terviiie Sunday.
fiends Of Carl Jacobs will he
p.saSeu 20 near that the injury to his
~ "hich occurred a few weeks
ago, IS not as serious as was feared
at first. GU
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U. S. Captain Indicted
On Conspiracy Charge
By Federal Grand Jury

New York, July 30-Aubrey w.
Vaughan, a captain in the Quarter
masters corps of the United States
army, was indicted today by Fed
eral grand jury on a charge of con-
spring to defraud the government in
connection with contracts for rain
coats.
Indicted also were Felix Gouled, a
manufacturer, who was arrested last
week with nearly a score of other
men in connection with govern
ment's inquiry into alleged frauds in
lawyer. Captain Vaughan in his
off1ciaH position got bids from manu-
facturtrs of shoes, leather and rub
Der goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
VASSALBORO

NORTH-Mrs. Mabel Scott was in Au-
gusta Monday. where her small daugh-
ter Evelyn was operated on At last
reports the child was resting comfort
ably
A dinner party attended by % relatives
and friends was given Sunday in honor
or Arthur Surman. who recently en-
tered the army
Fayettc Brown has entered upon his
duties at the village postofHce, Mrs
brown VIII be the assistant. Miss Nc
Curdy begins her vacation at the sea
shore Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
AMUSEMENT TAX
TO BE DOUBLED

Washington. July Se.-Doubling OF
the war taxes on admissions 70
places of amusement and on cluo
dues was decided upon today by the
House ways and means committee
considering the new eight billion dol
lars war revenue bill Majority sent
lment Of the committee was said 70
favor more than doubling the pres
ent taxes on tobacco. but final de-
cision was deferred until additional
information could be had from the
treasury department which had rec
commended only twice the present
tax,
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HairOnFace
1eJlliroc&

Ordinary ta1r Gfowtks ON facA,
neck and ar1ns sOsa became coarse
a. Arissiy when merely removed
from the surfacs Of the skin. The
only ceRmoa-sense way - remove
ebiecttenaLle hair - to attack 1T
under the skfn. Dea4fracie, the
original sanitary llQuta. does this
by absorption.
Only genuine De1Iiraele has
money.kack guarantee In each
package. At toilet counters In
8Oc, q and - sixes. or by mail
from ~ In plain wrapper on re-
cciHt OF price.
E0EE book with testimenials Of
TA highest authorities. ex-
plains what causes hair. why 1t
increases and how DeMirncle de-
vitalises 1T, mailed In plain sealed
envelope en- request. DeNifacles
Park Ave. and 12etA ST.. New York.
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APPROPRIATION OF
$500, 100000 is
BIGGEST OF WAR

London. July 3O-The largest ap-
preparation demanded since the be.
ginning of the war will be submitted
to the House Of Commons Thurs.
day, says the Daily Telegraph.
The vote of credit asked will be
for f7OO. OOO, 900. The previous high.
est was 1850, 900. 900 voted a year
ago. The new appropriation is re,
quired to finance the war until the
end Of October.
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Tho death of Andrew c. Miles oc-
CURED early Tuesday morning aft
e. an illness of heart trouble. His
age was about 81 years. Mr.. Miles
came to this town from Brooks
ahout thirty years ago. He was a
hIshiy respected citizen. For MANY
years he was employed as foreman
o. the NJ. G. r. r. section. For sew
crai months he has been emploved
IN Plttsfield, returning to his home
on account Of failing health, a few
weeks ago. He was a member Of
The Masonic lodge at Brooks. was q
charter member Of Burnham Grange
q member OF Waldo lodge, Il. of p
era OF Victory Temple, Pythian Sis
tiers and he took an active part in
the work Of these orders. He is sur
Nlved by widow; three daughters.
Mrs. Alice McNally and Mrs. Agnes
Can of this town and Mrs. Owen
Gould, who resides in Providence r
l.; and three sons. Frank and Arthur
OF this town and Ralph. who is
brakeman on the NJ. G. R.R, Fun.
eral services will be held Friday.
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Onc-Time Instructor
OF Colby Wrestlers
Enlists With Canadians

Boston. July 30. Peter Z. Pa,.t,.
Adams. better known as 'You,r y,
son. wrestler, today Joined the 6.
ond Quebec regiment, Canadian -,
at the recruiting office here :, y
when he was wrestling ins,rur,o,
Colby college, Eacette defeated ?,
Gagnon, champion Of Maine y. II,
native of the province OF Quebec ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
CUBAN DIVORCE BILL
RECOGNIZES A LAW

Havana, July 30.-Witt its publica-
zion in the official gazette this after
noon the divorce bill recently enact
ed by the Cuba Legislature became
q law. President Ienocal neither
signed nor vetoed the measure with
in the today constitutional limit.
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Local Churches to Back the Summer
School

A well-attended meeting Of repre-
sentatives of the Univcrsalist. Bap-
fist and Methodist churches WIS
held at the Univcrsalist church par
lors, Monday evening. It was voted
unanimously to back the Summer
School Of Religious Education which
is to be held in the buildings Of
Maine Central Institute. August 10
is. Committees We're appointed from
each church to solicit funds so that
delegates from each church could he
sent to the school 1t is planned 20
have at least fifteen delegates from
Pittsfeld. A committee was also ap-
pointed to arrange for a reception 20
the delegates from other towns. This
reception will be held in Powers Hail,
Thursday evening, August 8 at eight
o'clock The townspcople are cor
invited to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
Wednesdays Concert Program

March-"A Mighty N;mrod
William Tell
"Inf19matrs. from "Stabat Mater"
tCornet solo by Paul DrosseD
CAPRICE of the Lion
Paraphra se-"Melody in F"
Mumoresque-'T after Africa
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Detroit Clubs Head
Willing Ball Season
Should End Aug. 20.

Detroit. Mich, July @.-Prasd.,
Frank Navin of the Detroit bas,,.,
club said today that he was arr.,,b,
to the proposal TO terminate the cham
pionship season Aug. % If other cuA
desired il.
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HUGHES AND
GREGORY ARRIVE
IN BUFFALO

Buffalo, n, Y, July 3o-charl., =
Hughes and Attorney Genera, T y
Gregory arrived here today "a -.
tlnue their inquiry into a.rcraf, ~,
duction. Mr. Hughes cxpeots6 ;.
''sit the plant of the Curtis A..
plane and Motor Corporation -
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MARINE LIST

Washington, July 3O--Tbc Marine
list corps casualty list today shows:
Killed in action g.
Died of wounds T.
Wounded severely 4.
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FAMED WRESTLER AND
BROTHER JOIN NAVY

Fremont Eeb.. July 3o.-Joe Strecher.
former wrestling champion, and his
brother Anton, also wrestler, have
enlisted in the navy.
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PROMINENT OHIO MAN
DIES TUESDAY

Toledo. Ohio. July 3o,-Clarence
Brown attorney, capitalist. politician
of statewide prominence and publisher
of the Toledo Times. died today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
Con. Con. Disaproves
Of Serial Insurance

Boston, July So.-A resolution permit
ting the Legislature to establish a sys-
tom of serial insurance was rejected oE
the constitutional convention today ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31
RURNHAM

a little daughter was born Satur-
cay morning to Mrs. Owen C.
j. CBerdeen of Good Win visited
Sunday at the home Of his uncle. ].
Is. Jacobs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-31

linton McAllister went Tuesday to
ftliast Tor examination for service.
Berlin Thurston has been ordered
[" go to Augusta Wednesday for ex-
animation for service.
Herbert Dyer of this town. who ba g
teen employed with the American
cypress GO. in Gardiner. left with the
[.ehhepec county contingent for
Camp Devens.