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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-05

| 274s, U, B. e. C. Co.
t.. 379 Ioseph Cerniglia, Morgan City w., 27S2
1-S972,EarI Consienne.. Morgan City, W.. 27s3
~ R. J. Terrebonns; .
| 4357 Luke Cutrera, Morgan City, W., 279s
/ u. b. & C. Co.
4249 Sam Ciaccfo Morgan City. w., 2sOs.
! S549 Elphege Duval. Morgan City, w.. 1926
a. 'Jeanerette Lbr Co.. !.
/ 1904 Luke Daigle, Morgan City. W. 1926
| ~ Adoph Prohaska.
9ee Thomas Depoma,. Morgan City. w..2s41
1882 Davis Jos. Gaudet. Morgan City,, W..
2906, II. B. & C. Co.
1859 Victor Guarisco. Morgan City, w. 1929
| 1851 Earl Monroe Hilton, Morgan City. W.,
U. B: & C. Co.
1929 Pierre endas Landry. Morgan City. W..
=. ,!s0o4. Brownell-Drews
fs1s4 Mckinley Laeoste. Morgan City. W.,
J. ! .0O1s.
ss2s Py5ssn ysss. Peter Leonard. Morgan City. ".
| 1860 Moab Marcelen Mayon. Morgan City.
W, so7o. U. B: &C. Co;
7 3o76. Gotten Bros.
sl2s Oliver Rink Morsan City: WI s1ss;
isls 'Asshur Holloway Stafford Morgan City,
1894 Norbert Edward Simmons, Morgan City.
1910 Clarence Jos. Sous. Morgan City. W..
323l U B. c. Co. . a..
|. Continued in the next issue:)
Morgan City Daily Renew deliv-
cred to your home for 40c month.
month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-05
Ihese young men comply with
the regulations, in order to save
the registrant future embarrass-
ment.

LIST OF ls-YEAR-oLD REGIsTRANTs WHO
HAVE FAILND TO ANSWER THEIF
QUESTIONNAIRES
'order No. name, place. serial No. an,
those no entrusted with care of mail.
4o6o Albert Darden. Franklin, W., 9, E. B
4ll8 Jules Earl Willis. Franklin, G.. 11s. E
s25 Paul Quezime Bouller. Flonkln. W.
i09 Armand J. Theriot
1875 job nPeter Clausen, Franklin. w, 1853
1898 Press Guillot. Franklin. W.. s94
4i3 John Herbert Milet. Franklin, W., 900
Columbia Sugar Co.
367s Cleveland Sullivan Franklin, W, 1911
Columbia Sugar Co.
4076 Gilbert Jos. Theriot Franklin, W., 1O990
Jas. Robivhaux.
1919 Curtis Barely. Franklin, c., 11l9 Bee.
nell Bros.
1920 Marcellus Copper. Franklin. c.. 1877
Kyle Lumber Co.
sc Murphy Alexander johnson, Franklin
c.. 1913, G. M. Morrison
1914 Donnie Jones Franklin, c. 1914.
255s Frank Moore, Franklin, c., 1885 Oak.
lawn Sugar Co.
Si4l August Madison Franklin. c.. 1899. Co
lumbia Sugar Co.
2o3S Joseph Milton Franklin, c.. 1393 Co
lumbia Sugar Co.
1907 Oscar Phillips, Franklin. Co., 1418, Oak
Bluff PIT. Co.
1855 Willie Press Franklin. c., 1923, E. c.
Taylor.
cooA uiHCI. TIdHhliH, C. 1CUO Z. q
A. R. r. Co .n-
1920 Horance Vincent, Franklin, c.. 1922,
Sterling Sugar Co.
292s Aaron Wilson. Franklin, c.. 1864, Co.
lurmbia Sugar Co.
1887 Irby Wilson, Franklin. c., 1875. Belle
view Pit. Co.
6o7 Everige Hall. Franklin. c.. 1866, J. w.
Foster.
992 Charles Augustus, Jacksonville, Tenn,
c.. 4a4. Dupont Engineering Co.
651 Armstood Brent, Houston, Tex, c., 444.
s. P. Shops
1928 Leonard Francois. Beaumont. Tex. c.,
!. 462." Cooley & Thaliman.
1858 James Harrison, Beaumont, Tex. c.. A74,
Cooley & ]Thallman. -
3672 James Edward Smith. Lake Charles. La.
C. t4e9, c. D. Story.
s86 Hubert Pierre. Iowa. La, c.. 177f, Grow.
er Pugh. !
PISS Delmar -Bertr.m Harding. Los Angeles.
soSo Hilliars Wsss: cSss;, charen'on' La. c. %.
1888 Jaeco Matthews. Charenton. La. c.. s5
A. w. Williams.
1906 Rockefeller Shields. Charenton. La. C..
90. w. A. O'NieIl.
W., a. TNieii. "
1924 Csifton Bneaux. Baldwin. La... W. ls4s.
1874 William Jackson. Baldwin. La. c.. 1928.
1893 Edward =. ToIiver. Baldwin. La. c..
loo ch.rl.y Mitchell. Baldwin. La. c.. ss4o.
Baldwin Lbr. Co.
s7o3 Alfred Joe. Moore. Morgan City. W..
1864, The Texas Co.
s942 Joseph Stevens. Morgan City. W.. 1900,
The Texts Co.
44s Carroll Josh Boudreaux. Morgan City.
w.. 1851. u B. & C. Co.
425 Alvin Sample Bergeron. Morgan City,
W" 2S6s.s U. B. & G: CO.
758 Thos. Jefferson Bradford. Morgan City,
W., .2sZ, u. B. & c. Co.
2735, = N. Pharr Sons.
1888 Otto AliHbhes- Bulge, Morgan City; W..
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ANYBODY CAN AFFORD to use
the classified advertising columns
for the expense, as compared with
the value of the result secured. is
trivial. 1t would be worth a great
deal to you to secure a position car
rying higher salary and better op-
portunities-and it would cost a
trifling sum. It would be worth a
great deal to you to find a desira-
Bile tenant for vacant property-or
to find a purchaser for used articles
of value-while the cost would not
even momentarily embarrass you.
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and the secretary was instructed t
issue a warrant covering same.

and the secretary was instructed to
issue warrant covering same.
On motion. of John R. Drackett
seconded by A. E.. Calm and carried,
it was resolved that $14.O0 be allow
ed for burying paupers for the next
six months, wth'.the understanding
that at the end Of that time the pres
ent amount of $1,000 is to be Allow-
ed. e~
On motion Of T. Aucoin seconded
by Oscar Boudreaux and carried, the
Court House Committee was author
lied to take the necessary steps to
have the roof Of the Court House re-
paired and put in first class shape,
and also to have the Court House
heater repaired. :.
Mr.. Charles Lauve, the Road Over
seer, reported that he had met by
appointment, some of the officials
of the M. L. & T. R. R. at Amelia,
to discuss the crossing over their
tracks on the new public road. He
reported that they declined to put
in the crossing as suggested by him,
whereupon by unanimous vote of the
Police Jury the District Attorney was
instructed to notify the M. l.. &. T.
R. R. to at once arrange to give a
twelve foot clearance for the bridge
over the road crossing
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CHINA

NECK-Mr. and Mrs A. f. Doe and
son enjoyed an auto trip to Richmond
Sunday 70 visit relatives who reside
there
Miss Louise NJ. Randall is visiting rel
atives in Waterville and Fairfield for
short time
Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. Jcnes Of Con-
nectcut are visiting at tie home of
e. ". Jones for an indefinite time
An auto party consisting Of Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Howe and Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Emery % Fairfield were callers
sunday at H. y. lAlndairs. Mr. Emery
is nome on short furlough from Camp
Devens.
M and Mrs. H. Harlin of Augusta
were Sunday callers at II. B Mtchelrs.
clarence sturtevant Of Waterville was
visiting his mother. Mrs " NJ Crow
Their, over the week end
Webster Wentworth. who has enlisted
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RENT PROFITEER-
ING IN BATH MAY
REACT ON CITY
Oath Times July f6)

The government is now consider
ing the cases of alleged profteering
IN houses in Bath. in connection
with several cases which have been
reported to the authorities, and UNI
less this plan is stopped Bath is
likely to become a loser.
If there is not sufficient legisla-
ton to stop it now, more effective
laws will be passed and it il prob
able that very shortly one of the
most stringent bills ever put through
on such d matter as this, will become
effective.
The authorities at Washington
suggest that if Bath people persist
in this work that it may be a good
plan to improve transportation facil-
tiles to nearby communities so that
people can live in these towns and
come here to their work. This the
government representatives will
.ook into and it may be here, as it
has been in some other places. that
the neiShhoring towns will profit
from it rather than Bath.
Tho growth of the city depends
largely upon the number Of men liv-
ing here, not upon those who come
IN here and carry the money thev
earn off with them. 1t is the man
VINO comes to Bath and brings his
family, makes this his home and
spends his earnings. who becomes
the substantial citizen which makes
Tor the healthy growth Of the CITY.
II the mon Vhp would ,o,,,o to,z
co this are driven elsewhere Bath is
the loser.
There are cases where a man has
q legal and moral right to order his
house, or houses vacated. to make
room for another but there are many
cases which are unjust and the
ground taken by Sheriff Oliver is an
proved BY many citizens.
In letter to Mayor Drake. Otto
NJ. Eidlitz, director of Industry,
Housing and Transportation. saws;
"Profiteering at timo Ike this
is most reprehansible" and urges
him to get in touch with Hon. +. X
HYDE. manager Of T.. S. Homes Reg
istration Service who has already
taken up the matter with the depart-
ment.
The Bureau Of Industrial Hous-
ing and Transportation OF the United
states Department Of Labor has AZ
pointed local committee consisting
Of Walter $. Glidden. Esq. Joseph
MacCormack. Business Agent Of
Lodge No. ISL Boilermakers. IRON
Shiphulders and Helpers of America
and Fred r. Reed. This commit
tee will be known as the Rent Prof
iteering and Adjustment Board. and
its duties will be to hear and adjust
all complaints of exorbitant rent and
evictions Of war workers for prof
1teering. Al complaints Of this IA
ture should be reported - f. ".
Hyde, manager Homes Registration
Service who will bring them before
the board.
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~ me navy apd expects to be called
So"h' was given a surprise party FRIDAY
evening at the home of his parents. AR
ana WIS .. W Wentworth In behalf
OF the company George 5. Patterson in
4 very pleasing manner presented hin,
"llh very fire wrist watch to which
At entWorth responder feelncl,. Re-
lreshments of ice cream and s..I,i,a-
Wy served and very pleasant eve
hing was enjoyed by ALL
WEST-Mr and Mrs Charles an.
family passed the afternoon AZ .
Mcl'augnlin's in Fairfield sundav.
MIS- Flora Taylor is feeling some bet
ter.
-hrs' sadie Rand has been i'll with
ooio ana neuralgia, but is some better.
Charles Bailey was in Wateryiile Mon.
day evening.
Mr' Iinsiey has returned to his home
~ Aroostook county after visiting his
"a usnter. Mrs. George Grayiss. and son
Belden Tineley.
-iis > arthur Ward and two chiIdre,
ahu ner Two sisters. Angie and Chris.
''ie Hhooen, and Mrs. Della Ward were
callers at J. L. Goddard-s MONDAY IT,,
ernoon 'i''ds ait
Mrs Carrie Hescocx and aaug,tor
Louise nave just returned from Maiden
weeks. -oi lie"
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PEPPERELL AS
SOCIATIONS 22D

kittery, Me. July 26.-The o2d
annual meeting Of the Pepperell AS
sociation was neld here Thursday
afternoon on the grounds Of the old
historic Bray house at kittery
Point.
The guests of the association in
cluded Col. William Allen Hayes "a Of
Cambridge, Mass; Capt. T. r. Mac
Mahon Of the Irish Guards, and Mrs.
Annette Griffiths and the Misses
Griff1ths Of sydney, Australia, who
are spending the summer in
America.
These officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Ralph F. Bartlett Of Boston:
vice president, Cecil H. G. Howard
OF Beebe, Ark: secretary and treas
urer, Miss Marjorie G. Fernald of
Eliot; reunion committee, Miss Clara
H. Sanborn of kennebunk: Miss Lii
Ian A. Fernald. Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Bartlett, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Brooks
Of Eliot, Mrs. Emma D. Jacques OF
South Berwick.
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,yo commend democracy 70 the az
centance of other peoples, If we dis
grace orr own by proving that II ls,
after all, no protection to the weak
Every mob contributes To Germ''l
lies about the United states, WHaa
her most gifted liars cannot improve
upon by the way OF calumny. 1heN
can at least say that such thlneS
cannot happen in Germany except II
times of revolution. when law is
swept away
81 therefore very earnestly AMI
so)emnly beg that the governors OF
all the states, the law officers Of
every community, and. above AL
the men and women Of every com
munity III the United States. all VINO
revere America and wish to keep her
name without stain or reproach. VIII
CO. operate-not passlvely merely
but actively and watchfully-to
make an end of this disgraceful evil.
1t cannot live where the community
does not countenanCe it.
II have called upon the nation 10
put it's great energy into this war
and it has sponded-responded
with spirit and a genius for action
that has thrilled the world. | now
call upon it, upon its men and wom7n
everywhere, to see to it that its laws
are kept inviolate, its fame unfair
nished. Let US show our utter con-
tempt for the things that have made
this war hideous amonI the wars Of
history by showing how those VINO
love liberty and right and justice and
arc willing to lay down their lives Tor
them upon foreign fields stand ready
also to illustrate to all mankin !,
their loyalty to all things at home
which they wish to see established
everywhere as a blessing and pro-
lection to the peoples who have
never known the privilege Of liberty
and self government.
81 can never accept any man as 4
champion of liberty either for our
selves or for the world. who does not
reverence and obey the laws Of our
own beloved land, whose laws We
ourselves have made. He has adopt
ed the standards of the enemies Of
his country. whom he affects to de-
spite.
WOODROW WILSON.
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MT. VERNON

Friends to the number of about Is
met at the Mt. Vernon Grange hall
on Wednesday evening Of this week
to do honor to the young men Of
this section who go to Camp Devens
July 26th. There was music by
Harry w. Taylor, j. w. Allen and
Miss Nellie L. Butler, also games
and Nictrola. A lunch was served
after which remarks were made by
J. w. Allen and Sylvanus F. Fair
banks. Song America" and three
cheers for the boys ended the pro-
gram.
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TATE HOUSE
Meeting 10 A. NJ Wednesday, WY 81

Governor Milliken Friday made his
ems conducted by the school children Of
Maine He started the trip in Portland
and will later visit the juvenile garden
patches in other parts of the State.
The Chief Executive went to Portland
Thursday night for a double purpose.
He attended a reception to the drafted
men who left Friday morning, reviewed
them just before they left and then
started on this garden inspection trip.
Governor Milliken is especially inter-
ested in this war garden work because
Maine is the only State in the Union
that has given financial encouragement
to such an enterprise. This statement
was made recently by an agent Of the
United ctates department of the interior
who was in Maine in the interest of
educational work
According to reports that have been
received by DR.. A. o. Thomas, the State
superintendent of public schools. there
are now over 400 acres of land in Maine
under cultivation by the children OF
school age. Places from which no re-
ports have as vet been formally re-
ceived will bring the total up to over
500 acres.
The gardens which Governor Milliken
inspected in Portland Friday cover 49
acres of land and are cultivated by
about 1000 school children. In all, re-
ports have been received that show over
200 school choldren at work in the
school war gardens. so that Portland
has third of all that have been re-
ported in Maine. In Rumford there are
go children cuHivating gardens: in
Pressure Isle. 300; in Fort Fairfield. 50,
and in the little town of Sullivan, %.
No reports from Lewiston Bangor,
waterville and the other cities have
been received at the Office Of the State
superintendent. except Auburn and
Saco. where a good response to the call
has been made.
In the competition for prizes FOR the
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READFIELD

EAST-Fifty friends gathered -. :.
day evening at III. home Of M' a.
Mrs Joseph Taylor al East ReadH's
barn dance which was given IA ri ~,
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Tayior's HsPns,
Private Trueman Robbins. "ho . !.
toned at Camp Wadsworth. S'''.
burg. South Carolina and was h''I'
a brief Through. Another guss, -.
honor was Scott Fiheld who ven :.
Waterville draftees to Camp -
Mass. The evening was gayiy p1.
in dancing. Music was furnisne'
Roy Carlton with the violin.
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afternoon for his home in Foxcroft.
He had Just returned from a visit to
the Belgrade Lakes and Wayne dis
tricts, having on Thursday held
hearing at Wayne regarding the clos
ing of the tributaries to Pocasset
nond and also an investigation of the
condition of the screen at the outlet
of that pond.
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The annual meeting OF the Maine
Institute for the Blind was held
Thursday in Portland. Officers were
elected as follows: Charles H. Ran
dali, president: s. c. Ripley and ].
Putnam stevens. vice presidents:
Willis Is. Hall. clerk and secretary;
L. J.. Howison. treasurer; Harriet r.
Barker. director for five years. all OF
Portland.
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New CORPORATIONS

Inc following new corporations, organ
lzed under the laws of Maine. have had
their articles of incorpora ton approved
by the Office of the attorney general:
Maine Metals Company, organized
July q. at Portland. Capital stock, 500, =
GEO: all common; nothing paid in par
value. 500: shares subscribed. g. presl
dent, John P. Deering. Saco; clerk and
treasurer, Albert S. Woodman. Port
land: directors. John P. Deering of sa-
CO, Albert S. Woodman and L. S Buck.
ingham of Portland. Purposes, gen
eral mining business. Approved july d
Van Tassel Tanning Co.. organized
July % at Kittery. Capital stock. 500.
600; all common; nothing paid in; mar
value, 500; shares subscribed, 3. Pres;-
dent and clerk. Horace Mitchell. Kit
terry; treasurer, NJ. G. Mitchell Kitterr.
directors, Horace Mitchell and NJ =
Mitchell Of Kittery and P. L. VIM -
Portsmouth. N. H. Purposes. a genera,
tanneries business. Approved July 8
Peoples Hardware & Furniture ca
organized July Q at Bethel. Cap.a,
stock. $50, 900; all common: nothing naid
in: par value, 500; shares subscribed
President. leila Blais. Berlin. \. \.
treasurer, Joseph G. Blais. Berlin, y
H.; clerk, A. e. Hench, Berlin. n. r.
directors, Joseph G. Blais, Zelia EIais
and Wilfred Blais. all OF Berlin. \ u
Purposes, to deal in hardware, furn;
ture and building material. etc An.
proved July g.
state House Chat
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best marketable crop raised on an
eighth of an acre started by Cumston
Hall of Monmouth. 90 children are al
ready entered.
In Portland and some Of the larger
places, professional paid supervisors
have been hired to superintend the
work of planting and cultivation of the
gardens. In places where no person OF
this class has been engaged, some per-
son we'll versed in agriculture has TAX
en- charge of the supervision and excel
lent results have also been obtained
State aid has been provided by paying
a part of the expenses Of the supervis-
ors. Seed and fertilizer have been fur
nished by the children themselves while
the land has been furnished by the mu-
inequalities.
According to DR.. Thomas, the results
obtained. for all the season was late IN
starting. have more than met expecta-
tons. More than that, the foundations
have been laid for an organization for
next year so that a bigger and more
comprehensive plan for the cultivation
OF school gardens may Be undertaken.
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STATE OF MAINE

+ ttN\EBEC. S.. SUPERIOR COURT
IN VACATION. Augusta. July 18th.
1915
Della A. Rowe. Llb's, vs. Charles Il.
Rowe
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel. it
/ tiCe of said Court. that notice thereof
be given to the l.ibelee by publishing
an attested copy OF the same, or an abb
stract thereof together with this order
thereon. three weeks successfully N
the kennebec journal. a newspaper
printed in Augusta in said County OF
kennebec, the st publication to be
thirty days at least before the next
term of said court. to be holden at Al
Gustd, within and TOR said County Of
kennehec, on the first Tuesday of .ep-
TENDER next. TIT he may then and
there appear in said Court and answer
thereto II he see III.
Attest: FIRED EMERY BEANE.
Justice Superior Court
COPY OF LIBEL.
The Libelan- alleges that she was
the state OF Massachusetts on the 24tn
day of June, 1907, the said libelant and
libelee cohabited in TINS State after
their SAID marriage: that the hbelant
resided III this state when the cause
of divorce accrued as hereinafter set
forth, and h.d resided here in good
falth one year prior 10 the date hereof:
that the lbelant has ever been faithful
~ llCl marriage DDllS dllOIlSt DOt ll-9L
the said li1e' has been nEninaful o.
the same; that since their intermar-
riage the said libelee has been addicted
to gross and confirmed habits of intoxi-
cation; that being Of sufficient ability
nc has grossly, wantonly and cruelty
neglected and refused % provide sulta-
Bile maintenance for your lbelant; that
he has been guilty of cruel and abusive
treatment and extreme cruelty towards
her. as follows, to wit:
Wherefore, she prays that a divorce
from the bonds o! atrlmony between
herself and said libelee may be decreed.
and that the care and custody Of their
minor child may be given to her: also
that reasonabe @lmony be decreed tC
her out of his estate; or in lieu thereof
that a specific sum be paid to her by
him
And the libelant further ALE ges that
she has used reasonable diligence to
ascertain the present residence of said
hhelee. but is una BILE to do So and does
not know where it is.
DELLA ALICE ROWE, Libelant.
Kennehec IS. July g. l9lS.-The said
Libclant made oath that the above allie
CATION as TO the residence of the Llbe-
lee is true
Before me,
SAMUEL TITcOMB.
justice of TIE ,eace.
A true copy Of the order OF notice AMI
lbe
Attest 'C ". JONES. Clerk.
]INiS.sat.St
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Examination and Registration Of
Nurses

The Maine s. Board OF EAamlna-
hold an extra session for the examina-
ton and registration Of nurses. at the
state House at Augusta. August %, 1918,
at ten O'Clock A. NJ
Application blanks may be procured
from the secretary and should be filed
not later than one week prior to the
ELLEN F. PAINE,
Il. Y. Sect y-Treas
201 Center ST. Bangor Me,
7fy-cI-o- n
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Soothe Itching
with Cuticura

Battle with Cuticura Soap ard not
water and follow with a gentle aP-
nljoa,ion of Cuticura Ointment The
mission Of Cuticura is not only 70
soothe and heal but TO prevent skin
troubles by keeping the pores free
from impurities by daily use in the
toilet.
SAMPLE Each Free By Mail. Ak.-ees post;
rard: "Cusieura. Dept ST. Boston SOD
Everywhere. Soap 25c. Ointment Is and 50e.
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GLUE SKY LAW ADVERTISE
MENT

WEN
Anpiica ton having been made TO the
Banking Department by the following
named persons to be licensed as Dealers
in Securities under provisions Of Chap.
a.. Sec. II TO g. Of the Revised statutes
as amended, legal notice is hereby given
and any person may. within. two weeks
from the date Of this publication file Oh
lection to the proposed registration with
the Banking Department
Name Business Address
North American
Securities Co. 80 Congress ST
Boston. Mass
FRANK L. PALMER.
Bank Commissioner.
Augusta, Maine, July q, 1918
ily21d1t
July Q. 1918, Sealed proposals will be
received AT Office Of Treasurer, Eastern
branch, y II. d. Y. 5 National Sol
diers' Home, Maine. ana there opened
al the time fixed for furnishing and de-
hvering supplies in accordance with in
structons and specifications, copies OF
which with blank proposals can be had
upon application to The Treasurer. as
follows Hospital Supplies until II -
a. NJ, August Is, 1918: Subsistence Sup
plies until II Is A NJ Augu@t % 1918
Major Niles l.. Perkins. Treasurer.
jly2J-21 aug3
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state House Chat
Willis E. Parsons, commissioner al,
Inland asAeries and game. left rrca,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-27

Justice of TIE ,eace
A true copy Of the order OF notice AMI
lIbe
Attest. tC. ". JONES, Clerk.
Nv "a, Ii