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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
RACE RIOT|NG
QU|ETS DOWN
IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Pa, July a-v,.
saloons IN the affected area c,ns1 W. ne
order OF the police. and nea,,,. :. ~
trolmen on duty. comparative o,. :" pa
vailed tonight in South pbr,s., We
where three persons have besr ,S h',
and scores injured since Suna,r N'd
ing in race riots. The police va. 'N0'7'
mented by four companies ~ :,
Guards. The only disturbance Nuns
occurred when negro shot NJ, s'''SAt
man in the arm, inflicting wv, "e'
wound, Immediately a large rr,r, s',
whites gathered and Threatened ~, "
gro with violence, but the no,,c. ~
aged 70 get him safeiy to tho VA 'a'
station. Sporadic outhursts j., 80 80.
one negro was shot 70 death a. ~,
ers were badly beaten, occurred d...
the day. 4 large number NJ -
were made. The majority NJ -. =
prisoners arrested YESTERDAY w4,a =,
in bail on charges Of incir,r.-
Asst Supt. OF Police Mills e,il t,n..,
that he had the situation well :, NJ,
but that If shooting from window. ~
tinued he would break in, anil v,.,.,
every house in the affected are,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
MORE WHEAT FOR
HOUSEHOLDERS

Boston, July 29-State Food Ad-
ministrator Henry 3. Endicott to-
night supplemented Mr.. Hoover's
cable releasing public eating places
from their wheat substitution
pledges by announcing that house
holders who were keeping the
wheatless pledge might also u, a
larger proportion of white -four. He
insisted, however, that the original
ruling of half and half must be ad-
hereG to and that the we'll estab-
lished habit of conserving wheat be
continued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Rockford III. July y --Breat Dow AZ
lison, Chicago Stacker, mas been sen
fenced to 10 years in federal prison
A court martial at Camp Grant found
him guilty IF violating the 18Th arti"e
of war. The technical crime .. whf-n
he was convicted was thai y ueEcttrr
mi itary duty.
New York. July pa receiver Tor
the property and effects Of Nat {.
Goodwin, actor, was appointed IN the
City court here today. The receiver
ship is the outcome Of judgment
for 1885 recently recovered against
Goodwin ir suits based upon notes
given in payment for land near Hem
ct, California, where the actor has
ranch.
Boston. July 29.-peter 2ims "t
Haverhii. who was arrested ia!t
week charged with making sedltioNs
remarks against the United states
was released after hearing before
a Federal commissioner here toda"
Two women neighbors testiffl
against him and then the man am
his daughter entered 4 general den'ai
of the charges.
Amst crdam. July Ga reducll''
in tho weekly meat ration IN TER
many from 25O to 200 srammeS - IF,
ported by the Vossische HetHhS
Berlin. The rev ration comes III"
force on AuF. T.
Lonodn. July :9-Maj. John 0'u
die. commanding Gho American 10
es in the United Kingdom, mas "I''
appointed Il knight Commahaef "a
the Mos, Honorable Order Il ''''
Bath.
New York, July 29--The Western
Union Telegram Company p.e'ut'
not guilty in Federal court TO-DAY !,
indictments charging violation
the criminal statutes which i'f"'u
the establishment Of private eAPIeS,,
service and the TRANSMISSION Of iHI'
IN competition with the soreFnrhep@
The company was given one "tTh !"
which TO demur or otherwise ais'
tndays plea. The indictments nav
10 do with the practice Of hon*' IT,
ting by messenger night letters w
tended to be sent by wire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
$4,000 Armed Peasants
Marching on Kieff
Capital of Tkrainia

Washington. 1uY 2s.-Seventy-five
thousand armed peasants are marching
on Kieff. capital Of tkrana. accoaLin Z
to information received at the state de-
partment today from Stockholm. Sc
rious unrest in tn, Ekrll,a ana ear
rounding country was reported, was
lso said that the Russian and Cxraira
peace delegates had beel unab.= II
agree upon details Of the sci. cement
between the two nations
The SOVIET government at Moscow
also was reported in the advice, 20 have
expelled from the capital all relatives
Of The persons Implicated in the n1urier
OF Count Won Mirbach. German am6as-
sador at Moscow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
Somerset Real Estate

Tie following real estate transfers
fee Of the Somerset Register of
Deeds
Plttsfield-Elzabeth c. Spaulding,
pittstield to Wallace \. Lee. Pitts
field. land in Raymond Park Extern
sion
Rp!ey-Lidie NJ. Felker Ripley, TO
George G Brown. Ripley; salome
Robinson ct al Of Ripley ct al to
Frank J. Carsley Dexter. Robinson
homestead farm place. also land IN
the south side Of road leading from
Dexter =, Cambridge,
Fairtield-Mary Patterson Leslie.
Brookljno, Mass, to Fairfield SAVINGS
Bank, Fairfield. undivided third in
tsrest in about five acres Of land;
Olive w. Norton. Detroit, to Dora *.
Billings, Dt ering. two lots Of land on
High street: Charles r, Cornforth,
Fairfield. to Katherine F.. BickforI.
Fairfield. land on the road leading
from the Middle road to Hinckley,
containing about % acres Of land.
Brighton-Alfred Bessev, Brighton.
to Howard l.. Pease, Brighton. about
us acres Of land commencing on the
northwest corner of the Pressey
land.
observation-disclosures r. Berry.
Skowhegan, to Henry Crowon and +.
Omar Further Of Skowhegan, land on
West Front street.
| Arson -George F. Newell by admr.
| to Elmer G. Newell ct al, Arson,
! George Elmer Park ct al Of Law:
, renee, Mass. ct al to Jas. Briggs Ct
! Arson, land on easterly side of Brook
! street.
| lockwood Strip-John King, Rock
! wood, to Flora Ressey, lockwood.
about . acres of landi: ginning or
| the north line of tbs .,ted high
leading from Brass, Ed IA. Hitch
wood post office.
Township 2, r., Water street, Wat
ct ais. A}thUr
to Ceoreh Hamlin. 6 Burleigh sire
Merraterville.
Ia, clarence A. LaFleur. Northern
'oh enue. Farmingdale.
Alfred j, Deblois. Sherwin sire
Watervile.
Allen r. Lovejoy. Oakland.
IVY Carl E. Dow, Kent's Hill.
Linwood E Jellison. Waterville.
80 Perley G. Perkins, SO Highland a
nue.. Gardiner
Charles NJ. Simpson, 131 Oxf
street. Waterville.
n Referred to Advisory Board
'al- Philip Perry. 3 Gray avenue. Wa,
vile
Elias J. Malick, $50 Water str
Au- Waterville.
ess James p. Pollard % Winter str
Waterville
Willie Romeo. Waterville.
~. Ralph H. Moore. Nudd street
terville.
Ralph O. Robbins. Manchester.
- Accepted for Special Service
Re Harry A. Belyea. care Cypress str
I. car barn. Brookline. Mass.
George Fl. Moulton. Winthrop.
IL Transfers
a. Edgar s. Henderson. Pennington.
clio J.
hdOscar G. Elgart. Chelsea. Me-
tn3 Especial service).
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No Increased Tax On
Transportation Favored
AS Means of Revenue

Washington. July 29.-rceislon ay-.:r.,
any increase in passenger or freight
transportation tax. majority sentiment
favoring a tax on both imports ana
exports trade if constitutional and
postponement Of consideration Of til,
crea sed taxes on liquors and other hev-
eraEes. were announced today h. lie
ways and means committee which !;
framing the sS.0o0oa0,0Go revenue bin
The committee deferred action 70 OK
tending the pipe lire tax 50 as to m
clude companies piping Their own rro
ducts and also as to increasing taxe'
on life. marine and casualty insurance
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Ca:'ING EVENTS

July 3j-Pardcn hearing for i7l 49, ..r.
Chimes student. convicted "s ni4' i.,
ous assau lt. Governor and CoDhG'i'
pusta. NJ.
Aug. l-state Board Of Assessors Ma
chtas. laws
Aug. state Board Of Assessors
Calais. ,n,
Aug. SID Annua! Reunion Of ~
Maine Regiment Association n 49,
week at Camp Boian. Ions is'A"-'
Portland. .,.,or
Aug. 6-Epwo-th League e"n'eh'''''
GLAND Campgrol1d. -, INN
Aug. S-Annual reunion OF ~. .or
and 18th Maine RegmeTtdl Assoc'' '''''
Long island, Portland. ,,.,.
Aug l0-Lemocratc speaking
palgn opens IN Maine. y, ism
Aug. l4-43d annual reunion VI
Maine regiment al TogIs. !. =.
Aug. Sensational Association "a
sanIsts. Portland. Ut e.
Aug. l3-National Board o. J. "
A, Portland. .sso.
Aug 13-l4-Maine TndertakeFa
citation at Lewiston. ,.-,cttnu
Aug. 2D-N-Institute tof .n ma, tns
Of clergy IN methods ny WI Ban,
cnurcn can give pest war se'''N''
gor Theological Seminary. 1s,ct-
Aug p Alumni Association 1.,siitu.e.
field Academy and L'nefal
.itchfield. a Heri-
AUG. 27-Reunion If 18th Name iaeIo.
mental Association at East
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Government SEXES
chemical Works

Washington, July 29-Seizure Of
the ieyden chemical Works at Gar
field, \. j.. second largest corpora
ton Of its kind in the United States
with exclusive right to use many
valuable patents. processes and for
mulas for the making of salol, sod
ium, salicycatc. sacharine and other
products OF carbolic acid. was an
nounCed today by alien Custodian
Palmer. The plant will be operated
for the government, Mr.. Palmer said
the patents and formulas will be
Americanized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harden OF West Gardi
ner were callers at Mr.. and Mrs. A. :.
Gowells Wed. esday.
Mrs. Ralph Brann and son Clifton.
also Miss Arvilia Edgecomh. were call
crs at Mr.. and Mrs. Spears.
Chester Perkins of Monmouth was a
caller at ". G. Bowleys Sunday.
rank, Harold and Sidney Merrill were
callers at their uncIes. Harry Merrills.
Monday.
Sherman Whitman Of West Gardiner
was in town on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore and
family Of Attleboro, Mass, are at
Mrs Afoore's fathers. Henry Tay-
ior's, for their vacation.
Mrs. Harriet Henderson. super;n-
teadent Of schools. will give entrance
examinations to the academy at that
institution Aug. 10th.
Ned Remission and family of Mas
Sachusetts are at Mrs Anderson's
cottage at the Corners for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Bailey and
Mr, Bailey's mother are visiting rel
ot1ves in Canada
PNt. Maxcy kendrick Of Camp
Devens passed part Of Sunday with
hiS mother. Mrs, 5. p Kendrick.
Mrs onsiow Campbell, who has
passed me last few weeks at E. T..
Camphells. LETT Sunday for Boston.
Mass.
Mrs Martha Knight is quite III.
NJ and Mrs. H. s. Weston, Mrs.
Emma Bowley and daughter Ruth,
Masters Edward and George West
cn.H. Harden and Wilbur GowelI and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Purinton went
70 Dresden hiueberrving Thursday.
Mrs. Hugh Cara of New York
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. c. r.
Hodgkins.
Mrs. Robert Belvea and son Wesley
who have been attending Che big re-
vival meetings in Old Orchard re-
turned home Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
HAUGHTON RESIGNS AS
PRESIDENT OF BRAVES

Ros'on. July 9.-Maior Percy y.
Haughton announced tonight that h
had resigned as president OF the Bos-
ton National League baseball club His
successor has not been named Ma Tor
!iauFhton VIII report at once in Wash
ngton 10 assume his duties with the
National Army Chemical warfare scr
vice in which he was recently gen i
commission. He expects - he areicned
overseas in the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
BRITISH TROOPS
SUCCESSFUL
IN MORLANCOURT

London, july 29.-Brlt,sh troops
last night carried out successful
operation in lie Morlancourt sec
ton, tho wal offih1hice announces to-
night The British took all their uh-
I jectives ard three German counter
attacks were beaten off with losses
10 the enemy.
Flows:
IN The successful minor operations
! carried OUT 10y us last night in the
Mountcuurt sector we captured li3
prisoners and Sc machine guns. All
our detectives We're taken and three
ccuntcr-lttacks were beaten off with
loss to the enemy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
PRAISE FOR IT. s.
ACHIEVEMENTS

Amsterdam. July Returning
here from a visit 10 France. q cor
respondent of the Handles Blad
writes 4 long article Of enthusiastic
admiration for American achieve
menta, and concludes: From Amer
ica issues force against which no
European nation can stand. It il 4
gigantic force which is developing
calmly and scientifically.
The German people are told that
the U-boats will be able to conjure
al merriam danger. but the Ger
lie have not seen what
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
10 DOUBLE NUMBER
ARTILLERY STUDENTS

LOUSY He. Ky, July 23--Authori-
~f'ioh or an increase in the number
81 students in the field artillery Of
training school at Camp
'l'i'ary Taylor from 1000 to 10000
~ announced today through Major
~ T. GOODYEAR, adjutant of the
.o''' "A large proportion Of the
sno'eaSe It is expected, will be darwin
from civil life. - =
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Labor Conditions to
Re Investigated
Al Once in England

i'ohdon. July 29.--Winston Spencer
NhHrchiI. minister of munitions, an
honnced tonight that work having been
resumed IN the mnnition factories in
h'''n'hFhan and Coventry, he intends
% appoint Immediately committee "a
'nVes'igat" the labor conditions which
rendered the embargo on skilled work
TIT necessary Mr.. Churchil said the
union FdTisory committee had been
called to meet Wednesday to name i,y
representatives for the invas,,y,,,o,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
Civil Service Men
Who Enter Army Can
Have Old Jobs Back

Washington July 29.--Presdent Will
son today issued an executive order OK
tending to ciyil service employees enter
ing the military or naval service The
right TO reinstatement any time within
five years after discharge. provided The
applicant for reinstatement is qualified
FOR the position sought.
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Chase Bishop,

Miss Emma Bishop. the oldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Bishop. was united in marriage in
the Catholic church in Augusta to
Earle Chase of Augusta. A wedding
supper was served and also a recep-
ton given TO Mr.. nd Mr.. Chase at
the home Of the latters aunt, Mrs.
Nose Tibbeou ii Chelsea. The
srIde received many lovely pieces
or cut glass ami linen. Mr.. Chase
has been called to the colorsi He
IS now training at Camp Devens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
VASSALBORO.

CROSS H1LL-Mr. and Mr., said Nj
hey were guests Sunday
Mrs. Dan Weber of Chin
George Glidden has purl 90 -Pr,si
on the farm owned by nd base bal |.
rem. ne was ir
Guy Haynes and V,nnacn's plan to
purchased and arel August 70 and
the Jesse Haley T. series prior tc
Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
LITCHFIELD

Bert Allard Of Richmond was in town
on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Goodell and daugh-
tiers, Miss Jennie and Florence. and
Master Miles, Of Bingham, were calling
on friends in this vicinity Saturday.
poio Bishop who has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Bishop, re-
turned home Thursday
Charles Harvey was the Sunday guest
OF Master Philip Weston
Mr.. aud Mrs William Newell, were
callers at Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Eowley's
riday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
Auburn Sncs Factories
Grant Anoiher War
Bonus Of 10 Per Cent

Auburn, Me-, July eat vas an
nounced tonight that beginning the week
Of Aug. IL the Auburn shoe ,factories
would gran. war bonus Of 10 per cent.
This IS the third bonus in the past year
and a half. making a total OF prac:ica'
" N oer cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
EIGHT SENTENCED
.f0R GAMBLING

tet On complaint Of residents in the
WtFlcinlty OF the store formerly own
hofd and run by Butler on Ticonic
Slaetreet. eight young men from this
n2clty were before the judge Monday
4 morning in the local court rooms on
the charge Of being present in a
place where gambling was going on. -
'tEach was found guilty and paid the
pine and costs which amounted to
MEile, and were discharged. after re-
ofeiving good advice from his honor.
Fho told them to keep away from
fuch places and that the next time
Jus.
io" The ma yes Of Edward vigue, Louis
y hoh'-, IF Vert Marquis. Joseph Nor
names Marshall. William Tou-
Mrs. Eda Spr Toulouse and Aquila
.ur, ILL., mas a;e read by the judge and
.l.o'her' Mrs e their places at the side
S'.eF'' Al and were then sentenced
~ aiAo Next case in court was an as
e'' iNHase, when Charles Coro was
Vt before the judge on the
-, ieyo of assault on his wife last
,s"e "Sowl night. He was found guilty
~, Monfen 30 days but the sentence
l.Hiss appended and Coro was placed
uay ana We Of the probation officer.
"'ee nome iAhal harrington. If there is
very entertauble in the family he
~, Sas conducted 81 Jail for the suspend
bloomfield comm
rection of the -
ana parish. Thescial furnace a London
nj <,,h
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Britton Scores Technical Knockout

Jersey City. y. J., July 2e-Jack
Briston of New York scored teen
nical Knockout over Willie Ryan 81
New Brunswick. ". J.. in the fourth
round OF an eight-round match here
tonight when the referee stopped tho
contest 10 save Ryan from further
punishment. Eritton weighed ia
pounds and Ryan iis.
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800 PAPERMAKERS
RETURN TO WORK
AT RCMFORD

Rumford. Me, July 29.-The 800
employees Of the local mill of the In
ternational Paper Co. today voted to
return to work in view of the settle
ment egected in New York. and op-
erations were resumed this afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
Coburn Classical Institute
WRTERVILLE, MAINE

WATERVILLE, MAINE
High grade college preparatory and
general courses. n
New Household Arts courssr1,e.
tour years and two-year cour.etfo.
High school graduates. Up.to.d, a..
practice house, gymnasium, twelve
acre athletic field. Iibra<y, and ..;.
snce laboratories.
Expense moderate.
For catalogue and Information al.
dress 7ria. Drew T. 1artho.n.
'di Term se!ins SEPT. IL, 1918
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50 Acre Farm :. Slec

barn good hen, ,,--1T'~ 1anPshire
sn,p cuts abou'. Niles tnten9ea 70
ture. borderinglon OF ranace- Of
wood. near tSection of IT, Rail-
il desired. Aiation's division CT
water ST., Aug1d accounting.
Aiaar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

Seventh Dav Adventists Hold Helpful Sabbath Session
1,1 No, Co n Syracuse n. Y. Enter Military Serv-
ice-Jersev Creamery Mont hly Report-fecent Real hs
tate TrarsfersFoureen ear Old Lad Before Court on
Jzrceny Charge - Believe Fitzmorris wounds rev
cusIe Reported.
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Mrs. Charles Luce

Mrs. Fandelia Luce, wife Of Char
les Luce died suddenly Sunday night
at her home about one mile above
Lakewood on the Scion road. Her
age was 60 years and she had for
merly lived at Lexington She was
the daughter of John and Eliza beth
(Todd) togg, the father having been
a sea captain. Beside the husband
there is surviving a daughter. who
lives A short distance from the Luce
farm The funeral will be held this
Tuesday afternoon at ] o'clock from
the house. Rev. George Merriam OF
the Bethany Baptist church officiat-
ing. The burial will be at East New
|: Portland.
The Ibis sists persons have been
calledfa few daiction into military
servicuadstone straining at Fort Slo-
cum NEST of his r: Leeman Ellis,
S29Aifred Sargent ALA Toma, Law
Hartland D. eiio"s' 81
NJ ,,a Mrs 1aks, Limestone;
Id Pichard s. Devin OCEAN.
others enjoyed long Mission Circle
r. ant auto trip up rivth eees on frl-
ing dinner at Commer's. 'ohh "
1T. Forks.
Donald II. Currier of ". w.
v passed a few hours Saturday 49, s,
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Bert Cut
e. Mr., AMI Mrs. Porter Priest wer
Belgrade Sunday to attend fune
of the late Mrs. Ellis.
The farmers are improving all
- sunshine IL their haying business.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. John Lutz were
ri Fairfield and Waterville Friday
the day, calling on friends.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Misses Blanche and Elizabeth Nor
ton visited over sunday with rela-
tives at Windsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

Mrs ]. +. Norris and daughter,
Miss Ruth, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Blethen Of Dover. sat
urday night they motored to Bath
and were joined there b. Mr. Nor
ris. all going to New Meadows Inn
for shore dinner. They returned
by way of Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30
record Delivery of
Army Rifles in Week

ash4ngton. July "a record de,,v.
y single plant Of 70nU army rifles
~ ne week was aronunced today ~
the war department -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

Ralph w. Crockett, chairman Of
the Lewiston Police Commission. was
caller Monday at the court house
on legal business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

Miss Edith Norton who IS en-
ployed al Portland. passed Sunday
with her parents Mr., and Mrs. s. S.
Norton, 81 Florence street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

Mrs. f. L. Mclean with their son
and daughter. have gone to Seal
Harbor for the summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

s. II. Boardman has been quite i'll
at Beebe River where he Is now To-
Gated, but telegram received at
Guilfo~r recently states that his con
dition is improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-30

J. E. Doliiver Of Boston, who had
been passing a few days in this city
calling upon friends, left Sunday
evening for his home.
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Red Cross Notes

VIII tie committee Of the Red Cross
having the June allotment Of warn
please call it in? The July allotment
has arrived and is Of q different color
Forward the other to the chairman OF
knitting, Mrs. w. H. Spaulding.
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FEATURE EVENTS AT
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO

Columbus. Ohio, July 29-With
the free for all pace and the Elks
Home EOS pace as feature events
the largest Monday crowd in years
witnessed the opening of the Mid
summer Grand Circuit Netting here
today. Miss Harris NJ. did not
! start in the free for all, which took
some of the zest out Of the races but
William furnished surprise when
he defeated Single GhiSonly chal-
lenger, the first two heats but fin
ished second in the third mile. when
! he already had the race won under
the three heat plan. William was in
rare form and paced the first heat in
SO S-t in an easy fashion. The
! ether miles were just fraction
| slower than two minutes.
A shower in mid afternoon de-
layed racing for nearly an hour and
slowed up the track.
The - t0rot and 2:0o Eiks Home
pace were completed after the rain.
! but the 2:17 trot went over to Tues
f, cay intact. Heir Reaper had to go
an extra heat to defeat the 2:09
! causing him to lose the third heat.
! The 2:05 pace was badly split
| affair, three horses winning heats
Eefore Directum J. finally landed.
! Tie S. & s. $4,000 stake for PIP
! trotters will be the feature of the
! Tuesday program.
! The summaries:
! FREE FOR ALL PACE. PURSE
$1,000.
! William (Marvin) ........... / .
! Single G. (Geersp ............ !
; Russell Boy (Edman} ....... 8 Z
Ben Earl (Coakley) ...... A 4 4
Time 1859 ga; 200 81; 200 Ia
eoa TRoT-PrRsE $1,000.
! Heir Reaper (Geers) ....l 4 3
! Esperanza tMcMahon) ~ 2 4 :
Miss Isabel McGregor (Mc-
zDonald) northumberland i ;
! Doris Watts Leepy) ~. .
North Spur tCox} ........ 3 3 6rc
Expressive Lou (Murphy) s. 5 3re
Opera was distanced
Time--..05 IA: 2G6 j.: .. II "a;
2.o7 s-4,
goa PACE-THE ELKS HOME
PURSE $4,000.
Directum j. (Murphy).. l . ]
Little Batic tCcx) ...... > 3 I
Mary Rosalind Parr Wal
entlne) ................. 4 4
Alexander the Great (Ers-
kline, ................. arc
Rascal willis ........7 4ro
Walter Cochato pitman)
s 9 Gro
Barlight, Porcupine and Renditt!
also started.
rime----.o4 y; 2.oi y; 2.os T.;
905 il.