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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

pressed thus far IL his administFa Ion
with the high grade men throughout ne
state employed in fire underwriting,
that he was not fearful OF beng re
ouegteo AZ any time TO render service Or
place the resources OF his department,
at their command. full well knowing
there would not be any breach Of ous'-
ness or friendly advantage.
The commissioner advised going slow
in the matter OF legislation 70 De pre-
scented 20 the mex, Legislature. that The
statute BOOKS -ere overloaded with fire
insurance law. He spoke At some length
in explanation OF the <S-day waiver .a~
and believed in its strict enforcement.
The matter Of investigation OF suspi-
cious fires and the seeming great diff
Guilty II securing SPEEDY trials and : K
victions despits the glazing quiet Of re
offenders, was also set forth.
Commissione- Smith II closing said
. that without & reduction OF IRE loss il
must be obvious there can be no sun
stantial change il the aggregate cost
Of FIRE insurance, a. the same time L S
probable that the burden is not eQuit-
ably distributed. With the wealth o
about less cost by scientific analysis,
fire insurance companies should maze
every effort 10 bring about the results
such investigation would obtain,
The Governor ana Council Wednes-
cay passed an order giving Insurance
Commissioner G. Walden Smith per
mission 10 attend the annual meeting
OF The Insurance Commissioners Of
America 10 be held at New York. De-
2 and Z. Additional 70 this meeting
the insurance commissioners OF New
hampshire. Vermont. Rhode Island
and Maine are TO Cooperate in ac-
Gepting each others audit Of equlta-
ply divided annual statements of all
com ranies doing business in this
State. thus reducing to % per cent
the actuary ana clerical work that
would De imposed on the State insur-
ance department.
a special conference viii he ALL
ranged by tho commissioners of
Maine and New Hampshire TO meet
the lightning rod nanufacturere
legally doing business in those ,wn
states for important changes il tra
method Of performing their install
iatIon.
The National Bureau Of Workmen :
Compensation mas requested a con-
ference with the commIssi oners ct
Maine. New Hampshire Vernon: ara
Rhode Island at lh.s same session.
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State House Chat 2

Governor Carl 2. Mi!liRen has ar
cepted an invitation from Governor
Mccall Of Massa chusetts to attend
The reception 70 General Clarence Ed
Yards On Tuesday, Nov IS on the
occasion Of the generals visit to Bos7
ton. Five Of the Governors staff will
accompany him. The program will
include q noon luncheon at the Unity
Club and dinner at the Copley Plaza
Governor MilIiken viii attend on
Friday evening the meeting u thu
Portland Farmers Club. 10 he held q;
the Congress Square hotel. in con
nectiou with the allied agricultural
Interests exhibition IN portla nd Sec
rotary Of Agriculture David r. Hous-
ton and United states Senators Fer
Maid and Halo viii also tie guests on
this occasion.
Charles s. Brown, su7erinte ndent
Of public buildings mas returned
from his vacation. which he passed
az his former homo in Bath.
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Dexter
Fine Meeting for Thursday -
Explosion Causes Small
Damage

The citizens Of Dexter will have an
opportunity to hear Mayer Arthur
Asfworth Of Hanger and Private
Arsenault Of Westhrook viii toe on
the program Of big putri 5tic mass
meeting held for the purpose of
boosting the safe N War Savings
stamps IN this section. Another
speaker Will br DeForrcst II. Per
ki7s IF Portland. state director or the
war Savings STAMP a7paien. while
i Is also expected tha, Donald f.
Snow Of Bangor. chairman Of III
renobscot County War .:a,,i,..
Stamp committee. win be ,rc.cn,
."nd have rant ~ The speaking
program.
Tho explosion of 2aso;ene aro no,
n the plnnlti-, 9nop If The psra
crockett O. or Main street caused
more Or less cxc.tsnscnt Tuosda,, ,f
t@rnoon and the FIRE department re-
spordod t. = can 49, -,
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Highway Matters

Philip J. Dee-inr Of Portland. WI
liam NJ. Ave Of Oakland and FRAN,
"A. Peabody Dr. fIouIton. members Cf
the State Highway Commission, and
Paul d.. Sargent. chief engineer. viii
90 70 Chicago next month 10 attend
the annual convention of the AmeIi-
can Association Of State Highway
Officials at which number Of i'm
portant matters Will be discussed
One Of the principal questions ton
discussion Will be proposed legISia-
ton 70" tho creation Of tinted
States Highway Commission. Since
the participation Of the federal gov
ernnen, In road building through The
opera tion II the federal aid hlghvay
law, the interest in highway work
has received grea. Impetus The m
mediate cause pf the Increased inter
tst In highway portation u
probably due 70 the vast amount cf
motor truck traffic brought upon thc
highways rs the result Of war con
dtions. All trucks for the allied
armies nave Deen sent over the high
LAY from the point of manufacture
10 The sec board These trucks hay.
MI moved loaded. Frequently trains
q 700 0r 800 trucks have been dig
patched 1T the same time During
the last Two winters many IF the
states. Including New York Ohio
Pennsylvania Maryland ana New
Jersey haNc kept the routes used ly
these trucks cleared Of snow.
Another factor which brings TIM
matter W prominently al the present
Ifhe ~ the splendid showing made
~ the motor truck routes now ia
operation ~ the postofice depart
meni. These routes run almost con
nnuously from Portland. Me. 1o
New Orleans Hon. James /. Blasils-
lee, the assistant postmaster general
VINO has eh3rge Of these routes. has
published some figures showing that
inns business has been very profit
able, and Mr.. BIakslce is anxious for
thr government to at least use the
profits derived from the operation OF
these trucks to assist in the main
teEance Of the routes over which they
run.
Practically all urcaniza ti1ns intor-
cstcd ip highway work feel that 1hc
tlflc IS i1pc Tor the government 10
take q larger hand in the construc-
uon and maintenance Of the princi-
RAJ arteries Of highway trafic
throughout the United States. This
question will come prominently be-
tore the United States Chamber Of
Commerce II its annual meeting at
Atlantic City. Dec. and g. The BODY
mas invited the Association Of State
Highway Officials to have q deIeca-
ton present 70 furnish information
Win respect 70 this question So that
intelligent action may lie taken.
1t Is thought by many that ac7iveN
PARTICIPATION hy the government in
highway construction on q large
scale VIII DC ono Of the best ,netbods
OF bridging the gap betu cen war and
peace conditions as this affords an
opportunity for the employment OF
large number Of both skilled and ~
skilled workmen.
The federal government is aIread,.
sending out inquiries 10 state high
way departments as TO how MANY r.
turning soldiers may be used in
highway work
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Insurance Dept.

Insurance Commissioner o. WaGdon
smith. accompanied w Eputy Comm
sioner Leon W HtIson. are il Portland
examining several mutua! fire com
panies and fraternsl societies. Comn,.-
sloner Smith was the speaker Wedn,.-
day evening q the annual meeting ~
the Maine State Fire Underwriters III.
loving 4 banquet Al the Falmouth H5 =,
n Portland There was an unusually
large attendance present and many III NJ
teTs Of much importance was discussed.
Commissioner Smith spoke at some
length upon various phases Of ire insr--
ance. declaring that he had been !n.
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Flsh and Game

The following violations Of the fish
and game laws have been reported
TO the commissioner Of inland nsb-
cries and game:
~ Charles r. Gray Of Fryebvrg.
chief warden for oxford county. of
the prosecution before Trial Justice
3. n. Mckeen Of Fryebdrg Of q, ~
Osgood Of Denmark for mot visit;n,
traps once in every "A hours" He
was found guilty aDd fined $40 and
costs amounting - $3.50. He paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

Tine Board for the Reaistratio,
ana Examination Of Nurses an
Wednesday morning in the Senate
chamber opened . two days session
Tor the examination OF candidates for
admission TO the ranks of Maine.
hcenseo nurses. twenty-five appli-
cants are taking the examinations
Inc BOARD of membership is as fol-
lows; Margaret + DEAFNESS. Port
land; Ellen F. Paine. Bangor; Una Y
Iiark' Augusta; Rachel A. Metca,f
Lewiston; CaSlotta Marshall. Bath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

b es.ei NJ: You Lol.i rerl Y,
Thy hump yourself ~ Oh The 'oeI i
with our Jaws set and e>'s POW
from pain. jerk and cOuce and rN .
'orns' Why irrltate .our tees
som- salvt or wrap HoGr t7s iHio .,
painful bundle with soTc stiChs tslr
plaster. Life is too short. Use
il 1t takes few seconds IN app, ., ~
there : 20 fussing. Corn -pdH ~. ~
new Shoes If YOU want Feel On
root and ali. clear and ".eaa. and /.
gone Only ''Geis-It can do ms ~
no chances.
'Gets-It. the guaranteed. mo-.
ne OK, torn-remover the onlL SIRE w. ".
cost hut trifie a. any drug s@
" y by l.. Lawrence & 20. Il PIC
III. Sold IN Augusta and IecomH'rrt
as the worlds best corn remedy 2! "a.
Cough!in and BoNditch-Webster =
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

ment of Agriculture, Augusta. viii be
present to assist in the work and ex-
plain the different diseases and give
The remedies for the same Mr.
Marsh intends to have 2 sheep and
lamb killed in the presence Of the
people 50 that they viii have rhe Or
portunity OF seeing Tho post -r1ortern
work done. Everyone interested in
sheep should make a special effort to
Re present az there is NJ reason why
this Concentration should hot prove
to be Ct great value.
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FREE 70
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
A New Home Cure That Anyone Can
Use Without Discomfort or Loss
o{ Time

= New rome Cure mat anyone Ian
Use Without Discomfort or Loss
Of Time
We have New Method tina. cures
Asthma. and we want you 70 try il a.
our expense No matter whether your
case is Of ionE-standiDg OF recent dc
geiop.nent. whether u lie present as O.
casionai or chronic Asthma. you should
send for a free trizi 0. our method Nc
matter tn VIA climate yoU live. no
matter what your age or occupation. L
you are troubled s4tn asthma our
method should relieve sou promptly.
We especially want 20 send II 10 those
apparently hopeless cases. where al
forms Of .nhaiers, do0ches. opium prep
ara tlonE fumes. patent smokes etc.
have failed. We want 20 show everyone
st our own expense, rhat this new
method ia designed 20 end all diffcul:
breathing, all wheezIng. and all those
terrible paro1ysmg a. once and for all
time.
This free offer iE 100 important 10 reg
iect q single day write now ard then
begin the method e. once. Send nc
money. SIMPLY mail coupon below. Do
II ToEav ADV
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BOWDOINHAM

a pretty home wedding occurred >"
day al the residence Of Mr and NJ
;. Graves Of Bowdoinham when 80
daughter. Ethel El.zab beth Was uhi'' :.
marriage 10 Gordon Brearcy q
York. The single ring ceremony !,
performed at high noon by ke'. :
Staples in the presence Of the '~.
date families. Edna Graves. -
OF the bride, was maid Of honor :,
Ralph Brearey of Bowd0ln college
hest man.
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Institutions. - b sctec upon 10y the
coming Legislature have been flied:
OAK Grove Seminary
OAK GrDYe Seminary Of NaSsa Dpro
viii aHk the coming Legislature for
On appropriation d $1,000 Tor The
year 1919, $500 ~ provide suitable
quarters Tor q course in Home
Economics and $500 10 provide swift
able appaItUs Tor standard course
III Home Economies, according t. d
statement hled at the Office cf the
State Auditor Wednesday
The sum u $3.50 VIII be asked of
tn" Legislature fpr the year 1920.
$1,000 10 provide suitable quarters for
. course in Trades and Industries
and $500 10 provide suitable ap-
paratus for q standard course in
Trades and Industries.
Bath City Hospital
The Bath city Hospital viii ask
the coming legislature for an appro-
pratIon Of $500 tor each Of the years
1919 and 1920, according 70 q state
mcnt Of estimated receipts and ex-
pcnditUrcs which was flied Nednes-
day 1t the STATE Auditors Office.
During the past year the hospital ha d
fZ6 patients. which is 81 more than
Tor the preceding year.
J no expense Of running the iosti-
luton II estimated at SIS 900 for each
q the years 1919 and 1920 The total
expense fpr 1917 was s1G,I54e7
while that for this year ~ the first d
November WIS $14.49542. It is esti-
mated that the total cash receipts
VIII BE- $4,000 and the interest from
bonds viii be $1,000 fol. each Of the
years 1919 and 1920
Richmond and Dresden Ferry
The Richmond and Dresden Ferry
WEI ask the coming legislature for an
Appropriation Of $1,000 for two new
ferry boats, $500 for making q new
approach on The richmond side.
making wall ana Now landing and
5000 for each Of the years 1919 and
1920 70 and in operating the ferry, ac-
corning 10 . statement Of the csti-
mated receipts and expenditures
when Was filed - the State Audi
tors office Wednesday.
The statement says that The ferry
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a. operated BY two men. one in Rich
nnond and one IN Dresden. and il Is
estimated that they VIII receive $500
Tor each Of me years 1919 and 1920
from TERRACES.
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Shaw Brown

among the recent marriages -
,'ne piace here is that Of Private
fank +. Shaw, L. ). g.. and Mis-
: iafa brown. which took place cat
uroay afternoon at the home OF pey
lhnaido L. Olds who performed The
ceremony. Private Shaw Is forn,er
resident OF Fort Fairfield but is NOV.
stationed at one Of the miIit,r,,
camps IN Maryland. Mrs. shaw ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

Etta Arno Of Plymouth. three sisters,
Melissa Of Plymouth Mildred Of Au-
gusta. and Ellie. WHO was Private
Amos twin. Of Gardiner, and two
brothers. William G. Plymouth and
Ernest Of Newport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21
Rheumatism
q Rome Cure Cyen b.
One W1c psse 8.

ir A.s sprns o. lsss vas a.
iArase - Muscular snc infAmnss
tory EsasmatIsn J suffered az
only fnoss VINO hAss b. srog Tor
over three searE tired rsne1s
afteF femsds and oDctor after 90 =
Tor o. sscF rsise, az receiver
81 ono temporary Finally
fcuac remedy 'haf c2rsd Fns co-n-
psste.Y and - n4s never returned
haze gtfrn~ = - mum Der VIZ
gfrf tnrr1l sffllctec and even
bHortensr Ulfn rheumatism and -
erests cure 81 ever cass
ear sF s4rcrs+ from ar y
farm ~ vas srratsr tFO1als 70 Try
t-5a rrAfEcsos4s healing p,ogsf
f5r~ fsnr 5 fent simps maj % r
raraf ARD asstsss and J ~ill send =
fer M fsa Aftsr vo- have uSsl
set rAf grOEer tssf 70 % -na
.HrF caafc for ueAnf - curing
rte4maft n o. HaF ssnc re
t-.ss ~ b one DOLLAR Dgt uL-1s,-
t.sr ~ rot Nan' your none.
6aF q afe Ee~fertit satisfied -
aebc r. }sr the fair Wny su.-
f4r ais ,rEsr wner pcsiti.s -eDAf
ff..- eF--sl ~ free Lor't T.
Rrsfe 'ore
ar.sDN. $50 ~ J. D4r-
taH& rarusF
: .Aot teaDoasl44f ADO 70
.ts.f#.ff. eFa.f
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Sheep Demonstration

= sheep demonstration will be held
Nov. IS by George W. Marsh at h,s
farm residence in Ripley. /, is ey~
pected that DR.. L. s. Cleaves. Orono.
and {. h. Crawford Of the Depart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

PROBATE NOTICE Notice is here
br given that on the twelfth day OF No
yember 1915. g. =. stuart OF BelgrAde
IN The County OF kennebec, was by the
Probate Court for the County of Ken
nebec, duly appointed administrator OF
the estate of Jabez $, Tyler. late OF Au-
that on The same date said Il. u. stuart
qualified for and accepted said trust.
Attest X, W. LEIGHTON,
Register OF Probate.
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is ier3-
vemher, 1918. John r. Wright of WIS
casset in the County Of Lincoln. was by
the Probate court for the County Of
Kennebec. duly appointed administrator
of the estate Of Abbie A. Sabine, late II
Augusta in kennebee County, deceased,
and that on the same date said joan
f. Wright qualified for and accepted
said rust. -
Attest r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
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nooray for Banana
Peel "Geis.
Only Real Way 10 Get Rid 0
Corns.

Whi.h do YOU prefer rorn "a
pulls o. corn that peels" Butcher
htessedress only ''GCts-lt can 2
nd o. your corn the peel-oH way
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PROBATE notice Notice is ner.-
by given that on the eleventh day Of
November, 1918, Edward T.. Weber OF
China and Melvin :. HoI~ay Of Angus
Ia in the County Of Eennebec were ~
the Probate Court for the County of
r. ennebec. duly appointed executors al
the will OF Melinda Weber, late OF
China IA said County. deceased, and
that on the same date said executors
qualified for and accepted said trust,
Attest: r. W LEIGHTON,
Register OF Probate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

The Governor ano Council a. their
weekly session on Wednesday, mad g
fair amount Of routine o4slneHs. con
hrming inc nominations ia order,
approving tne weekly warrants and
passing q number Of orders.
TIE BIDS E0f state printing for the
next two years were canF assed a.nd
It vac decided 10 award the contract
III Classes & and X 10 tho KenneDec
journal %, Of Augusta. Tnls COM
pany Wa the Only b.dCer on Class {
and the Lewiston Journal %. aiso
I'd On Cia4g L
The AWARDS Oh the other classes
,,cnt over - next week. Colncii
meeting
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PROBATE notice Notice is here
M given that on the eleventh day Of
November 1919. Addic ~ Perkins II
Augusta IA IN. County OF kennebac.
wac by the Probate Court for the couH-
- al kenHeheo. daily appointed admin
tgtratTtx ~ the estate of Earl Winslo ",
late of Augusta Ia said County, de-
,eassd aud that on the same date said
Addie " Perkins qualified for and ar-
repted said trust
Attest * " LEIGHTON,
Register Of Probate.
HoslL tbuTs.5k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-21

been a resident Of tins town :"
about IL years and FIR several We.
has been valued employee o. III
Dumbarton mills
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PROBAt4t NOTICE Notice Is hereby
gwen that On the fourteenth day pt SO
Vcmber. l3ls Newell y. t3oyingtOn i
N"r"ldge~oc~ IN the County Of Somar,
set was by the Probate Court for t.81
County Of kennebec, duly appointed 80
miHistratoT OF the estate Of leroy )
Cook, late Of Belgrade in i{enneueG
County deceased. and that on the sa me
date said Newell y. BpyInSton qusliiicd
for aud accepted said trust
Attest II. W. LEIGHTON,
EeEleter of PrOLats
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Governor Carl J.. .dllIiAen al ]
Councillors norton Bunker, Fay and
- Clair ne,e pre6o IT. with SEC. -
state Fran. IS Hat. and Mcsae nee,,
Icorgo " LcaGD=t:cr IN attendance.
m. rcSgnation % Alfred v. an
tAoEs a. d ncmLo " thc Lewiston
Ioucc Gonna .sb.or woE accepted.
The pending nominations were con
.fG +. including f'cd J.. FoIncroy 81
f..~.elpr ~ memoei II the IL wistpu
l'o4ce prnmiAe.pu Nathaniel ".
STAPLES Of Portland 81 member of u :
STATE Board 81 hcc' infancy; LEV
cIyn Barton ana owen smlth II Port
land ~ members d the trustees "
the Maine school To- the Deaf.
The weekly warrants wcr~ ap-
prpycd. al fpl.1W1 WecIiy salaries,
>i-a5H-a; ti@fwal payroll <3a95I,-
I'D. total &J3.SG1.O4
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PROBATE NoTIcE Notics Is ncre-
d. gwen that on tnc seventh day Of
= aVrmbtr 1915 GcoTEc A Stafford Il
iailow,li "a the county Of k.nne Me- ,
Raa T.. the Probate court for the Coma
tt 81 kcunrbct. duiy appointed admin
istratot ~ Iht thtatc Of Wilbur j..
rproui tate ot liaiioWell IA said COUNTY
deceased aud that on the same date
said George Stafford qualified ior
and rteptsd SAID trust
Attest Il w LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
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The Budget
Csk Grove Seminary

The following estimates for STATE
Institutions. 20 Do acted upon 10y the
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sAUTED OR FRIED FISH

Put into o shallow frying pan enough
Naxois TO cover the bottom. and when
hot sti- IN one-fourth teaspoon salt.
II split, lay it in bone side down and
cook carefully un:ilwell Drowned. ther
turn over and brown in the same mar
ner; otherwise cook Ne with any frying
medium. Garnish with lemon aa6se-ve
hot.
In deep FIRING, Use just enough
Naxola TO cover the food and no more
It must be hot enough 10 form q e-us.
quickly. Fry only g few pieces Eta time.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
LOAN DRIVE AFTER MASS.


Tho nichtworlscgs = -. Nai s.
Roman Catholic Church. Duane street
and City Hall Place viii hold a ,rrnl
rally FOR Tie sale o; Laborty bonds rrvt
Sunday morning after their mas.
Tie services Will start NJ tho i>tin.
hour. ESQ y NJ. the pastor, Mgr. lu,r
J. Evcfs, oclpurant.
Tho Star-Spanglo1 banner" viii d..
played hv the Biz Six Band OF ,ri,.,
pieces prior to the commencement To-,
the mass. and Mary pruce- Brown. 900.
prano, will sing several solos DARN
the mass
Vt IT, conclusion Tn, CONGREGATION
headed bv the band. viii adjourn fo
the street In front OF the cauirA.
where Mary Bruce Drown will .,nr
Keep the Camp Flrcu burning" ana
other patriotic airs. Several YcIl
known speakers will address the nirh,-
workers. and subscriptions to LItrrfv
bonds will be- solicited. Tho drive N,ll
be under the direction ur Robert NJ
Dccry OF The New York World ard
those representing tho Liberty loan
Committee Of the Second District.
The evening world., 1918-04-26
WE'D AT CAMP WADSWoRTH.

Corpl. c. Ranvall Henderson. son q,
Henry c. henderson OF White Plains.
Miss Hilda Howe. daughter OF
X; ~. J.. Howe ir.. also Of white
Plains, were married IA, S~pnr,nnbu,s
on Wednesday.
Corpl Henderson belonged 10 com.
nanl L. old 7th Regiment. but vns
as an instructor lie Is AN architect
General.
The wedding wls no tho home Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. II. Hunter, friend
of tho bride at Spartanburg. Tw, 81
her brothers. Private Robert b l.
Howe and CYRUS Howe. arc az Camn
WadFwoJth. ~"'o
The evening world., 1918-04-26
Aerial Line between Nice, Paris and
London PINNED.

WASHINGTON. April 26.-An aerial
line between Nice. Paris and London Is
10 be established soon, says a despatch
to-day from Rome. italy has started
an cnormou industrial expansion look.
ing 10 the development Of aviation.
The evening world., 1918-04-26

Private cable dispatches from Paris
brought the news to-day that Miss
Janetta Alexander. daughter Of Mir.
and Mrs. Charles II. Alexander. and
Capt. Arnold Whitridge of the 5th
Field Artillery. L. ;. A.. in France.
son OF the late Frederick W. Whit
ridgo and Mrs. wh!tridgo Of this city.