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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
solsaEvisi IN CONTROL.
rhey Have Assumes All Authority h
ccssaek Reclen.


rstrnxrsd A Dispatch received By
the ssmlasitesai aews agency iron
Nove Tcherassk. capital OF the prev
!nce Of the Don Cosscks and head
quarters Of Gen KAisdines, she hss
man az the Cossaeks. reports TIA, ;At
BclsAsviN have succeeded In asssrs
trx all authority there.
" Cnxera. former charge dafsaires
Ut Liseon And tho firys diploma, 6
,as old regime to retosalfe the ens
srnmeHt o. the Snoiny Institute. 80
recsestea perTnsssioa to open r-xo;ta
Isans VITA iAs national coznn!&sies
,rs He was ted tsst be must frs
pasaSly acknowledge a,s reocxni;soz
Of tie Bs,saevisi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
s,sp. pse;N csrse~St,e.

Washington, Or sccosat - tA~
wa-. he teasgTaStcn ot Pus'tc esliA&
tars has ntees cgue@e4 pos I~ars's ~
gsps l,s cases ~Acfe tAs necessity ~
80 srwsE. that tse puSi9t inte>~sss
wralA suffer e~csase q swsa POST
rsSa%zssst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
u AlRplANss DESTROYED.


Paris There vas rosAtzg to re
pert except the sSsal ,rKz7aaAe srr. =
2yx tee latest ear cfsiCs statement
Ia xaSiisaH . tie Is GerwAa air
p,Aaex 2n4 eGe raatIve aalleaa FRA
sSaasly reported - Aags7ig acea Ae.
ss-ayea Between Jan ! Aai .sa Ia
FrwEca rslpss arnaEs; sp~r In ths
AseRly lsaex - EaseEiEes Sattn p-sss.
Ally We're Destroyed. although * vas
act possible 20 confirm sAiS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
co. cuta Csf~AA Yralra

.NuwsG2ee. W&s, The canc+ilattea
" 81 trains ca tat ChheaS1A MElwsv
sce 4 -. Psal Ra-alrcst IN scvcas,
q TIE sacrtage ., ccal has guae .nse
esfect
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Nashville isstahlashH-ss st 4 Sow
eFnmsnt powder plant vi Haaley y
Bond ef fAs Cumberland river, neAs
N&aavtslA was aaaoaaeea ~ wash.
trxsee, ID c. nv Gen Csasisr. Chief
Of The ardaaacs hsreaa VI the war
department Censtraetloa VIII DO
started tameaiatsy On the plant
whieA viii cost about Sse. 90. eco and
with employ ahoai lE,aea masH
A preliminary frres OF workers A.
ready has been ordered 10 Nashville
and the plant viii As pat on = pro
dset,oa basis al the earliest pssssiels
iaosnsat.
The government has tales ever oe
teens cssafned on tie property In NJ
vsmser By . representative Of the
nanoas Powder company,
Secretary baker announced las,
aaoash that the war department, had
decided Gu the establishment ot d
naaneer Of spwter piasls 20 supple
meat the output Of private nassfac-
tercrs Daniei G, JaeKlsnE OF san
Francisco, who was named al that
time a. general director VI the prof,
oct. viii take charge persenalty ei the
construction Of the plant Ia Tclnes'
see.
Plans OF the war department 10
rush the bin Hadiey's Bend ordnance
powder plant 10 the earliest possihls
atssssf ~s s'I&aa
wttAin TIE nsxt uioa,h no doubt 6
large farce a workmea Will TO put
20 waxk,
fMntsl z. 3HrkiiRk. sressiinsni cop
per hing and construction expert, who
has offered hts services to shr gov
srnment In the pses~n, war emsr
seaey, viii have charge Of the eaer
nous taax OF building the largest sin.
gle powder plan; ever Constructed ~
enc time In this country,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

TIE com paratiye statement Of ~
ceapss Of tho department. u. Insurance
frum 1911 TO 1917, inclusive. ISSUED by
Insurance Commissioner l.. X AIRING
too, sho~s IN Increase over 1916 In
the rro~s income Of that department
NJ isl.&3s7T M Arrtnxtons report
also shove . dscresse Ia expenses 10,
the rear u t17T.
The fInaneiaI rorditins Of the a.
rA.tyn~nt o. insnrAnoe ~ eompasvx
With scrrn~r wears reflects nvst
credit on the administrator Of CON
missioner Arrtrsten, Mr. Arrinxtos
sueee~xea W y. puAhAr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
vouno soldier Asks Asissf.

] n Nalllng. n scn u r. n Wal,
inx. Of McMinnviiie. has appealed Ia
,hs Tennessee members OF congress
b exsrieass him frem wha, he con
stders an undesirable pr~diexmsns :s
the army Ne enlisted In the avia'
tiea branch OF the service aad Was
told that he would he sent 10 .
,srasainx. camp ~ D~trpls, instead Ia
received orders and = railroad pas
TO Camp Meade. Nd. wh~rr he Sas
ass, snsd 10 enc OF the companies u
drfu In the infantry arm OF tbs
service
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Ch&staeooga Three huear~s naors
snissssA msr have arrived e., Fort
ox,eshery,e trom Camp Gseerlesi te
s,isas tas asfie@ra' third rxislns
camp
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

sends NeW Nuise fcf Nosets
The federal food administration a.
rsr,msnt has sent 10 the eauniy Ad.
illustrators eepies Of the govern
men. regulations governing ho,ela.
restaurants. claba, dining cars and
ether eating establishments Of the
state and also a general plan Of bow
the ,'aitea States food administers
tioa proposes TO handl. the food oil,
antion
The state administrator SAYS that
many hatess Kni public eating places
Ars not observing the request Of The
federal feed administration Letter
ssnt out IA the various county ad
ministrasnrs yesterday requested that,
they ascertain the narsies of thosy
.pnblss eatins places, hotels. restaa
rants. stc, which are ioyaiiy support
iax the snod administration by oh
serving In good faith ito requests, To
each with he sent attractive signs.
both TOR outside and inside ase The
federal administrator also desires 10
get 4 Iisi ef the places where the re-
guests 81 tho food adm inistration are
ALPHABETICALLY ignored
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Jackson Judge N h fsafAam dls
missed the January grand jury an,il
Jan II. following IL. final report
twenty-five sad.s,meuta were feaea
In two days sesssoa, circail court
will convene Jan, 81,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Fsei ADA illustrator " e Myer 70
se.vee . r~vcrs from Chsef Nine In
s3ec,or SA.fIeti, In which he states
:hG iA coal Rines are In operation k
Tennessee, stth the miners scrkint
souf days weex. Tbs resssT seta cx'
Tia. IN 1915 the aGS Der of mines h
spersi,sa In the state vas iss, os II
less thAa isiT Tssas i2s nises pro
sscea a5ss, coo .eeg snas n coaI 10
1915. sheyeas tss ia rsss*s oaerate<
10 1911 srotsced .sSsa. CSC tans
Htss Esnse eeiae EseasssrSctsd.
Col u T.. Chapman Of tAe Tff,1
Tennessee rcsan4st, 1tsosal raart.
xaaoHness tia; the gnssrnnens 10 10
possession @; st.a 70 The recoaStrac-
,sea o. ths state rife rargs ri PcEh
,aiE city. where &c VIII recosaassnd
RTE practise for all ArrsA2sEssn
viii he made sscn 70, atste snez1V
rezi sere II tire regiment 70 H&f eAil
vi into seyytca hetn.e szsE waF. Tbs
resaern tt-R1sS@n r' tae rsaxe wisl cs
alonx sssTssy zassss-r sssss Tssss8ss
n "a Asa wsll be ascng a1ss u MT
ca waTfaYs "a rea,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Jackson Al the annual n<et,as 81
the dis~etery Of tne local Y. n. T. A.
J. e. Mercer vaa reelected tfsst
dent; L. y. pAnry. sies rFsasdsns:
wm. Hollar1. ireasm~s. A r. kma
s,an. recording secretary. ard 4 G
puxx~st. general secs~tAsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

ArcwtssYi,es--Ata re~finr a The
gaywaos ey~asy hAxA sesccI board In
nrpwasvil;~ tbs res1xaatsas " Frpf
W NJ MetAErsss ~ principal c. shs
hiss <aaol was accepted aas PsM
J. n Iftssorts. first assistant. vsA
elected
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

. 5setsaz The Msf.sen county
oosr: sp3~urrtsts1 ts@s ter eorslna
asion Of The girls tassaa,o eszs an<
~nss@1's sgssss a@.aerrsrssso rark.
watch 10 aeiEs ahay hss4lss tF Nx
Nsrgs-es LAasden. eoss;y AoIs Gssa
Ss.ssrsstsa axask
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Haaslasdoa Prot, Joha ] Heed
riskssa. tssasfiy principal IN ire
Gr~eafseia high seheol Assaaed hss
rev duties "a psfReipai sa the indas'
trial ana Training schccs bee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Hum hoadt q meeting Of tis
board directors Humsoid, business
men'K tiah authorized the committee
having In charge the sale Of THRIFT
stamps to say to tho children Of tho
Humboldt city schools that tbs elnb
will pay for the last saeent stamp
for c~rss rs certificate the srhooi aAst
dren viii take NY TO and ineiudisx
June. 1918
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Ahsrsy Tbs stockholders al The
Bank Of I4t~rty and tss American
Savings BaAh at this place have
Agreed 10 consolidate under tbs aafss
Of Laberty ssvinss nank. With tsps
tai Of 12s. 900
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Jackson The municipal coal eco
ssmpIion In the city boilers during
Isscemhef was about zoe tnns greater
than during the same period last year.
This ID laid to hase beea caused i,
a.. poorer quality of coal and BY al.
tes*ive use ot water, causing much
extra pumpinE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

t4sxinxton Al \ meeting OF iAs
city beard Of mayer ard Aldermea l..
T ffaIdes. alderman and chairman ~
the board. vas unanimously elected
10 fill out the anexplred ier,n Of the
late Mayor G, G. Davis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

FrAaklin FROM the SAID n the
cora exhiau held al the Naties.d eank
of Franklin tssss Was realized and
the amount was passsusieaiIy Donated
ny The hank 10 the les~l Red tNfoss
chapter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Dyerwbvrg--Ths thirty nne corn lsiah
boys Of Dser county. reporting for the
year OF 1917. made ~ average yield
per arrs Of 72ks bashsis, At NJ ave-,
ass cost OF eIsTT per acre on 2sa
esnt pr bssheI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

knnrrifse ~~AmohK shs Emitted sstasss
raiiroad commissioners reporied A.
mstsd In Siberia by the Boishevik
government 10 thought TO t@ Lieut.
I'd ward A. FassAr os knoaviila
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

Hurley Hctherington is enjoying a
visit from his father who is a Baptist
minister in Norwich, Conn. Mr..
Hetherin2tons brother is also here
and is a teacher in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. JuGson Anderson Of
Llmington We're recent visitors at
Charles Moore's. These two families
were former neighhors as Mr. Moore
moved here from Limington.
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs w. j. Marcia and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Gleason that their soldier boys
had reached their destination safely
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Priest and
friends Of Skowhe-an were Saturday
callers in town.
Howard Buzzel was home recently
from his work in Bath
Mrs. Winefred Buzzell is visiting
her sisters in Rumford.
A frost was reported August Is in
some localities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
Cooks Learn How to Save.

More than hundred cooks in the
IenWay section of Boston, Mass,
ave received expert instruction in
food conservation from one of the city
home demonstration agents. A
Il usc-to-house canvass was made in
Sat part OF the city 10 invite house
keepers 20 enroll their cooks for a
&c l-Gc Ct five lessons in war cooking.
I've classes were organized with 25
e 80 cooks in each class. The lee
tUica we're given in the living rooms
III different homes in the district. In
tn" South many women have sent
their colored cooks to the home
DC monstration kitchens to receive in
stiuction in carrying out the food
regulations. In Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
the agent is giving help to a group Of
cCcks who are preparing a cook book
which they expect to sell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
MADISON

In place Of the annual session of
weeks meeting at the North An
son campground meetings viii me
held one day only this year, Aug %
The forenoon sermon will be preach
cd by Rev. w. 5. Bovard,. D. D.. Of
Chicago. In the afternoon Bishop
Edwin Hughes of Boston will sneak
The evening service Will he child III
the North Arson Methodist Episco-
pal church and viii be under the
leadership Of Rev .. T. Holt The
boarding house at the grounds will
not be open but there will be a pic
mic dinner
Thatcher Townsend. who is en-
ployed as stenographer in the war
department a Washington, d. G.. ar
rived home Saturday night TO pass
few weeks vacation with his pa
rents. N" ana Mrs Chester Town
send at their residence on Nichols
St.,et.
Mrs Q. /. Brigg recently receiv-
ed letter from her son. Corporal
Milton Briggs of Co. l. Of the lG3d
Infantry, stating that he was in the
hospital with wounds in the face
and neck caused by a bullet and
shell splinter. Corporal Briggs stat
cd that practically every member Of
the company was suffering from
wounds received in the heavy fight
ing Of last month. many being 10
Gated in the shhe hospital as him
self. Also that every comfort was be-
ing given the boys, all Of whom
were anxious TO he back in the
trenches at the earliest possible mo-
ment. Letters were also received
were received Saturday night from
Arthur Williams, another Co L boy
from this village, who was reported
as severely wounded. Mr.. Williams
was hit twice in the hip while clean
ing out q machine. gun but now has
good prospect of an early recovery.
Rev. H. c. Glidden of Scion filled
the pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning in exchange
with Rev. William Wood There will
be no service during the day next
Sunday on account Of the meeting
at the campground.
A killing frost is reported in sew
eral places in this vicinity Sunday
morning. The ground was white IN
places and the frost was heavy
enough to kill pumpkin and squash
vines.
Miss Agnes vose Of Portland, who
has been passing a week with her
mother. left town Monday Tor Liv-
ermore .campground, where she will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
Judge Cook Speaks
70 Republican Club
Ward Committees Named

Ire meeting Of The Republican
Ciut' was held Monday evening at
republican headquarters and was
finely attended. The following were
appointed as members of the ward
committees: Ward IL II. Coombs,
Archie d. Buker, Carl HodgkinS. Da-
vid Christopher c. II. Beane. Hiram
Potter, +. w. Cannon; Ward o-t..
". Ellis. Charles Drawn. l.. Lennon,
r. F. Hazard. Frank Blaisdell. j. D.
Stephenson. Melvin Rines; Mard 8
Fred y. Boston, II, A. Blodgett.
Warren Peacock. u. S McNaughton,
A. j. Burns. ]. II. Thompson, Ernest
Hall; Ward IS. D. Soule, Fred
Hamlin. Frank Collins. John Hender-
son, Glib Hutchings. Fred Wey-
mouth, J. H. Russ G. A. knight,
Earl Pickering; Ward SO. b. Ga
son, F.. L. Russell, F. E. Locke, l.
Ludwig. w. o. Cobb. L. H. Gray:
Ward &C. H. Harris. Norris Potter,
Chester Phillip. Ernest Blanchard,
II. b. Lawrence. James Miller;
Ward &C H Oldham G. r. Dan
forth, D. Albee. Charles Douglass,
Leslie Rose.
JuuSt II. Il. LOOK gave IOuStIS
speech and tore the arguments thus
far advanced TO tatters. dwelling
principally on the Democratic claim
that Coy Milliken had been arbi-
trary in the matters OF State aid for
the aged, infirm and dependents of
soldiers. The Democratic claim is
that the age Of 60 was established by
the Governor. AS Il matter OF fact,
The Legislature passed the law
which was copied from the old one
passed in 1863. The Governor referred
the matter to the attorney general.
Judge Cook called attention to the
fact that the law regarding the pen
sioning Of aged justices and here the
age is placed at 20 years. Other
states have placed the age at Co.
Gov. Milliken acted on the attorney
generals opinion in the matter. Inc
speaker closed with q glowing trlb-
ute to the business administration
of Coy Milliken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
SOLON

{. Fl. Severy is in Southport. where
hc will pass week at the Fallon cot :
tage with his daughter and husband
NJ. and Mrs. Thomas Fallon of New
York City.
D. S. Healey, the r. F. d. carrier
on Route No. /, is having his vaca :
ton.
Mrs. Ella Chase is visiting her sis
! ter, Mrs. ID. $ Healey.
Parker Witham has bought the lot
joining his on South Main street
where the Tozier house was burned
several months ago. He is removing
rubbish and filling in the cellar
Mr.. and Mrs Pcrley Rowell. Miss
Doris Rowell and Mrs. May LongIey
went to Southport Monday for va
cation.
Mrs Bertha Burns of Arson was in
town Tuesday calling on her sister,
Mrs. NJ. l.. French.
A son was born Aug. II to Mr.. and
NJ IS. George Bennett. Mr.. Bennett
came here a few months ago to take
Charge of the work at the creamery.
The class Of 1916. Scion High
school, held their second annual re-
uion Wednesday afternoon at Jacob
Coodwin's farm.
Miss Lena Chase of Augusta is
Visiting her father Columbus Chase
The Ladies Home Circle will meet
Thursday, Aug. % with Mrs. F.. A
Coolidge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
BOYS FROM AUGUSTA
SEEN over THERE"
ON MOVIE SCREEN

Members of the Augusta City
Government and officers of the Third
Maine Regiment, who are attending
the officers school in this city. were
present at tho showing Of the L. S.
Government film, "Pershings Cru
saders" Monday evening at the Col
onial Theatre by sp, cial invitation
Of Manager Williamson. Oscar Hol-
way, who went across as a member
Cf a motor truck unit, was found on
the screen by many of his friends
who witnessed the picture Several
ether Augusta boys were also seen.
The same picture viii be shown this
afternoon and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
WINTHROP

The Ladies Aid met Monday after
noon with Mrs. y. r. Pearson. Sew
oral matters relating to the coming
fair were discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Maxim and t1;o
children, Mrs. Ralph Putnam, Miss
A:talie Gale and Miss Gertrude
Longfellow are passing the week at
I'1o Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Henry Moore Of
West Winthrop left Monday for York
Beach, where they will remain for a
tNo weeks vacation.
Mr.. 1it Mrs. 5. B. Lane and two
Children have returned to their home
i'll Erock on, Mass, after a visit with
Mrs. Lanes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Ii. Mo.re.
Miss Josie Penney IS visiting
friends at Livermore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards Of
Augusta were week END guests at W.
\. kimbalps. Mr.. Edwards leaves
>,:ls week for Camp Devens where he
viii take his final examinations for
special service in the medical de-
rartment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
have charge of the chidren's meet

have charge of the children's meet
ings.
Friends Of Frank Cook3or Of the
33rd +. q, d. 90, ind Regiment, will
he pleased 10 learn that he has az
rived safely on the other side. Mr..
COOkson is the son Of Mr. and Mrs
Fred Co"llson of this village.
Lieut.. Carl p. Gray is passing a few
days furlough at his home in this
| village. Lieutenant Gray was called
home by an accident To Mrs. Gray
who broke an arm i'll a fan this week
Nh. and Mrs. William Hartshorn
, left town Saturday morning for Rum
ford to attend the funeral Of LuCItn
Blanchard, Mrs. Blanchard being a
| niece of Mrs Hartshorn
Ona Bray, who has been making a
short visit with his mother, Mrs. Nyr-
feline Tate, left town Saturday fore
room for Detroit, Mich, where he ex-
poets to find employment,
Mrs. Marion Locke and daughtn or
Elizabeth Of Battle Creek. Michigan.
arrived in town this week for an ex-
tended visit with Mrs. Locke's par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Greene
An Openair concert was given Sat
urday evening on Main street by the
| Boys School Band under the leader
ship OF Prof. L. f. Towne. The Band
will leave town the first of the week
tc pass week in camp at Blake's
Island, Oakland, and have made ar
langements to play at several nearby
towns While there.
Byron Marden, Miss Esther Mar
Cen and Miss Maud Hilton, who have
been spending q week at Old Or
chard Beach, returned home Friday
/ night.
Mrs. George Mcnamara and family
are passing a weeks outing at cot
tage at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa NJ. Gilman, who
have been passing week with rela-
tives in this vicinity, returned Friday
afternoon to their home in Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

Frank E Dodge, who for the past two
ane one-half years has been i'll the I. :.
navy. and for the last 10 weeks mas
been attending a United States school.
has received an honorab BILE DISCHARGE
from the navy but is still employed by
the government. He came from New
York 20 pass Sunday with his wifi. aul'
son. Mr.. Dodge returned to his Inties
sunday night His wife and son, MAs'er
| onald are soon to Join Inn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
City Council Meetinq

The regular meeting oE the Augusta
city council was heId Monday evening
At the council rooms. City hall Roll
o. account No. S. amounting 10 500 ,3477 Il
was passed.
At the session of the board Of mu-
nicipal officers the transfer of the bowl
ing alley license OF Brooks Newbert to
e. Zoub was granted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
City Men Good Farm Worker.

Use Of city men as farm workers
n emergency seasons has demon
strated not only that many men en-
ricyed in cities and towns were
feared on farms and are skilled in
harvest labor but also that city men
car stand the heat and exerticn of
tic harvest field. and attack their
tasks with willingness and patriotic
enthusiasm. This was reported by
the Federal farm help specialist in
Kentucky at the Department Of Agri-
cultures recent harvest labor confer
ences in Birmingham Ala.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
Government Ships Fish by Carloads.

Carload lots Of fish are being
shipped regularly each week from the
Gulf of Mexico to Nashville. Louis
Vile and indianapolis in order to pro-
de those inland cities with fresh
fish at low prices. Transportation is
being taken care of by an agent of
tie United States Department Of
agriculture working With the Rail-
read Administration. The distribu-
t:cn Of the fish is under the direction
of the Federal food administrators of
Tho States and cities in cooperation
with the United States Bureau Of
Ttsheries. Plans for extending this
service to other cities are now being
r-ade
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
Dance.

There will he only one more after
'o''sEi (Tuesday) of these popular
e2nclns parties at Clark's hall. North
" ni'rheld, Me, y large number of
g. parties have made arrarg
I /, 70 attend this dance as it is
= noon night. Goldberg's orchestra
WI! rendor all the latest dance Sc
lections.-Ady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20

Herbert II. Stevens. formerly OF
this city. now superintendent of q
Belfast shoe factory, has been Or
dered to report at once to the rain
coat division of the quartermaster's
departmnet of the army. He has
been granted leave of absence By
his employers. A brother. Lieut..
Louis Stevens of Marlboro. Mass. is
a fving instructor IN France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
ADJUSTMENTS
THE ST RAND

THE STRAND
William, S. Hart in The He'll Hound
Of Alaska" Gaumont News and
Good Comedy fer the Last Time
Today. Francis x. eushman WITH
Beverly Bayne in "Cyeione Hi9-
gins" Wednesday and Thursday.
lack Sturgiss, a thorough cad,
marries Ruth Wells, shop girl.
Their marriage remains secret until
Ruth is taken i'll. The father Of
Sturgis.s although we'll meaning, but
firm. in his belief Of blood and pedi-
gree. causes the annulment Of this
ia rriage.
Young Sturgiss goes to Alaska.
where he meets Ruby McGraw, pro-
ylietre5s OF the General Store. who
rnarries him and becomes his DO
mestic slave.
VIM. s. Hart as Yukon Ed. the
Eell-Hound, was the admirer and
appointed protector Of Ruby
Tho deep pathos, the mighty
wrath the rough kindness Of Yukon
Ed. are brought out in this wonder
ful drama Of the great North!and.-
tGE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-20
LARONE

Miss Louise Forbes went last week
to Lewiston where she met her sis
ter Wilmer. who had been visiting in
Rumford and from there the two
girls went to Hopkinton. Mass, for a
visit with their grandmother. Later
they will return to attend school.