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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

IONA Soldiers nome. The urpe-arp
lor ms evening included whist and
an entertainment with numbers by
/ ne children s chorus. ana II goes
without sA-ing thai al present lad
z delightful tlme.
The tables We're u charge of -ae
following ladies
Charitable Society table. al winch
food was soiu-Airs. Dennis Donovan.
assisted by Mrs. William Ficker-.
Mrs Thomas -ougnlin Mrs. Michae!
CuilInan. Mrs. Daniel II. Be--an.
Mrs George Dow and Miss Margaret
Field.
snuality table. al which ice cream
was served-Miss Harriet Enrlsr1,
assIsted by Misses Bernlce White,
Katherine Doyle and Katherine
DALEY
DreXeis table. az winch novelties
were soid-Mrs Frad Logan. assist =
@d ny Mrs. Thomas Buckley Mrs.
William DevIne and Mrs. William
RYAN.
Candy tabie-M-s. Charles White.
assisted by MISS Mary Murphy ana
Miss Frances Houlehan.
The Holy Mime table al which
soft drinks were solo was in charge
Of John Hanson ass,srad by Patrick
Murphy and Mrs PHYLLIS Mor-issey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
F. s. Smith Co.
Gardiner. Maine

present. CROPS are looking tine. Apple
trees loaded with appies ana q guod
prospect Of small f-uitE.
Mr., and Mrs. Angler Goodwin and
family Of Me rose. Mass. Is visitln- his
mother. Mrs. Ruby Gopdw II. Mrs Nora
HUFF Of Nurrhpnr- has also been guesr
a. the oid home the past TWO weeks.
MIR. anu Mrs. Wade Wheeler Of
W21srruwn. Mas. 3 expected thiE
week 70 Visit her people M and Mrs
George TibpertR and other relatives
through the month Of July
? 4 and l. P Kicker and families
returned home from Nor-hpur, Tuest.a
also Miss Flpv Walker. VINO has been
their guest -ne past week.
Mrs Stephen -wumn!v OF Belgrade
visited Mrs " He1herlrg-cn and otne-
friends II thls place several DAYS las,
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ealenrlne and
daughter Of Fairfield visited Ny and
Mrs. John Walker Sunday
Miss Maud and Arierrie Richardson n+
Auburn visited their friends N this
vicinity recently
Cnngrarularinns are extended 10 M-.
and Mrs. Ivory Su-riu Of Canaan On
the happy arrival of 4 daughter.
M. ant Mrs Earle Macpnre- ar
c"rnpanisd ny Mr.. and Mrs Norman
Einckiey visited the Macurrlbe- cot
u az Bayside Saturdav ana Sunday.
Victor Holt mas returned tn his home
IN Augusta after visiting friends IN this
vicinity the pas Week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
JOFFRE TO HEAD VICTORS'
PARADE IN PARIS. July

Paris, July 1b.-MarEhal Jofe-e, il was
announced today n the lobby Of the
Chamber CT Deputies. will lead the
troops during the first par of their
triumphant march mere ON Rastiie day
July Il, but On arriving at The -,resi-
dential stand. ID salute President Pom
care ne will leave the procession and
Caike hI3 seat besiue the President
More Than 100 French officera. dissa,
isfled with the place given Marsha
JUftre IN the parade. introduced in tht
chamber resolution which tnev s Enec
inviting -ne government 10 give Ma
shRl Joft-e and commanders Of armies
and army corps under MN places IN
me ViCtorv parade msri1ed By -he.r en-
inent services in the battle Of the
Ma-ne which saved the count-v ana
e cvilization
An officiaI nute Was issued today say
Ing,
The newspapers announce that the
government has not invited Marshal
Juftre n participate IN MDndRys pa
-ade N the place which Is due him
THIS news Is untrue"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
BRITAIN and france
GETTlN6 ANXIOUS OVER
MEXICAN DEBTS To THEM

Washington, July 10.-Renewad rep
reservations on the Mexican sIrua-
l,on have neen made 10 the American
government by Great Britain and
France II was learned To-Day a. -he
state department For sevsral months
these countries have been urging up
On the United States the desI-a biliry
Of putting Mexlco on her feeT so tna-
she might resume the DRy-nent " ne-
national and other debts anc afford
adequate protection 10 foreign lives
and property
British citizens are holders nt a
considerable amount Of Mexican
bonds, both national and railway,
while the French nave extensive IN
vestmenrs n the banks winch II mas
been charged were looted by the gov
ernment under the guise Of oDIaining
loans"
Il was said tha. many French cit
.zens Of moderate means had invest
ed their savings .n Mexican bonds.
ON which they had received no inter
est for SIX yaRrs and the French
government was reported as pa-ucu-
larlv anxious that these investments
be protected.
State department officials gave no
Indication Jnat there has been any
change Of -he American government ;
attitude towa-d Mexico II was said
that continued and increasing pres
sure was being brought to bear on
the Cs--arZa government FOR the
protection Of American lives and in
re-ests there and that Mexico also
lad been informed IF the new -epr@-
sentatiuns MADE by Great Britain
and France.
A definite statemenf from the state
department Regarding the course n
The government was asked IN the
EouEn rudav rv Representative La
CuHrdia. Republican New York who
declared that rondirlpns N Mexlcn
''have now reached the stage where il
becomes nur duty 70 inquire into
what is going IN and learn what The
the administration plans DOING
Mr.. LaGua-cia introduced a -sr-
oluri1n directing the state depart
r7ert ~ submit n the House all com
runlcaIIons which have passed he
rwenn ttIs government and Maxlco
since Januarv 1916. End al rnnrnu-
nlrsIions ,erta ming - Me~-cnn af-
fairs which have passed between the
departments and offices If The arm,
and uavv-
Armed intervention is no. npces-
sf-r" a. MS tina, said M. LaGua~-
dia. adding. We should 20 Into
Msy;co with beans IL one hand and
hand C-enades IN the other Then
n ease they do not accept rur well
intended and sincere friendship. NAV
God help tnerr."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

EAS--Mr. and Mrs. c. r kiInreth rf
Brunswick were guests of friends over
Sundav
a the home Of W H TITUS Mondav
and Tuesday.
Mics julia Winsipw has arrived erpm
New York and will pass her vacation
al her hone IN this place
Mrs. Charlie Freeman and daughter
Mildred Of Medfp-d, Ct, are at their
cottage for the summer.
Mrs, Ernest Damon has rerurnsd from
Buckfeld.
Dr Harold Bickrnure and mother Of
Portland called at " 4 Titus Tues
day.
MrE. Geurge Mel. P-esson Of Farm
Ingtun returned to her home Tuesday.
having passed week with her daugn-
tFr. Mrs. Rube-t Partridge. al Robbins
Point.
CENTER-W H lockwood Of Wa
terville WIS a Tuesday night guest Of
Mr. and Mrs Lewis H. MelspauEh.
Mr and Mrs Charles W. Flvnt and
daughter of HaIlowell were visitors
Tuesday evening al Sun Krest farm
Mrs. Nertie Fossert Of New York
City, who is passing her vacation in
Maine. was the guest TUESDAY Of Mr
and Mrs z. 81. James
Mrs. L p Morton and daughter
Ruth and Mrs Charles r Smith were
visitors Thursday in Augusta
The hay crop around town this year
is considerably above the average in
amount and the weather SO far has
been very favorable for the harvest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
FORD'S son ON
STAND IN LIBEL
AGAINST TRIRITNE

MI. clemens, Mich. july Ip-Ed-
sell B Ford, 20 year oid presiden,
of the lasEest automobile COMPANY
IN Lhe world, son of Henry Ford
Whp having been characterized as an
anarchist py me Chicago Tribune. is
SUING 1nl 5000 900 damages on Z
charge OF libel appeared as a wit
ness II Judge fuckers cour. TO-DAY
me cour- room was crowded and
tne aisies blocked by spectators
Otner witnesses today were Colonel
+ L Mccormick. president Of the
Tribune Company, whose crnss-ex-
ANIMATION was concluded. and Ernest
q. Leioold, genera secretary 10 Hen
~ Ford.
NJ r ford's testimony deal. mainly
win d financial statement of me
Ford Motor COMPANY. which was ul.
into the record over DIRECTIONS OF
counsel for the plaintiff 10 show. Al
1orney ElhoTt c. Stevenson for tht
tribune, salo, that rne profit shar-
lng' plan Inaugurated by the com
pany IN 1914 was mere humpug,
n view OF rns immense income.
Attorney Stevenson, N questioning
Lns witness asked.
Oh nave been IN Detroit courIr-
uousiy since 1916, except as business
called YOU away or pleasure
Yes"
You are not a member Of the Ma
rlnnal GUARD"
No"
Nor any other military oryaniza-
rion -
No, sir"
When Mr. Leibuld rnpk the stand
M. Stevenson resumed his search in
ter-upted month ago. for the in
teruauonal flag which il Is alleged
Mr.. Ford. having been quoted as re-
marking thai all national flags would
be succeeded by q world brotherhood
flag, naC designed Counsel Hnr the
Tribune several waeks ago produced
an artist IN the Ford enplpve who.
al hint from someone whom ne had
forgotten. ne sald. designed d sort Of
International emblem
Have YOU gor that flag with YOU ,'
demanded MIR. Stevenson Of Mr. Lei
bold.
" Id. nag
THE flag Mr. Ford said should take
tne place of the Stars and Stripes
7 don't know anything about IL
Mr. Stevenson persisted along thus
line until Mr.. Lucklng Iuterpused arlc
sa1d that month ago on request ut
the Tribune. search had been mads
for such a flag.
- asked Mr. Henry Ford about II
this morning and ne sAid ne knew
absolutely nothing about L." saiC
Mr.. LucllinE. IF there ever was such
flag II has certainly Disappeared ;
Well then, Mr.. LuckIng I'll heir
"Ou." said Nj Stevenson
Our information is tha1 that fas
was taken q month ago or SO from
the motor car plant 10 the tractor
pla1t. and then by mistake wal
brought 10 Mount Ceimens. where /,
disappeared"
Cruss-exalnlnl-lpn Of Mr. Leiboil
was reserved
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
7-srty Japanese Garden Party

~ne vesrrv Uf the Highland avenue
Methodist Episcopal church was the
scene. Thursday evening, of a Jap
anese :aruen party. unique and
pretty event The affair was under
The auspices Of the Ladies Aid The
Vesr-s WaE 4 bower Of evergresn-
and flowers with prsrLiiy trimmed
booths 40r The sale Of rea. ice cream.
rice, concoruOns, etc, presided over
by Young ladies' in Japanese Co.'S
TUNES. Japanese lanterns were used
for lighting, giving mellow oriental
effect. Indeed rhe whole affair was
cleuerly conceired and beautifully
carried ONT An entertainment Of
rablealx. -ecltauuns and songs was
gwen oy Young ladies' N oriental
costumes and added much II the
pleasure Of the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

ne garden party held pv the Ep-
"uI II league Of the Methodist church
On me avn at the residence of I.
M Lol2!'on. Second sIreet. Thursday
evening was IN event winch afforded
liilicn pleasure 10 the large number
i'esthl wing 10 u shower which
~&l!iie sttohI ne first part of the eve
il4l4s Iht esrlrlties had to ne held
N Inc mouse nGt this DID MOI damper
ne aTdof o. The Young people. VINO
iau d Jol-F gond time enjoying games
anu stunts OF all kinds. a delight
- I,ios~i>fn was given. consisting o1
readings ny Miss Elsie Perry anc
Miss DOTS -otnrop, a humorous read
ing pV 1oner Lorhrop and violin
SOLO DN AVN Hutchinson. which was
sreAN.N arJoyed and appreciated by
all lce c~aarr and cake We're On
sale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

The situation at the Common.
wealth. shoe facrnry has not easao
UP an iot2 rs a result Of the confer
ence held Thursday between Eenera
Manager Waugh and the COMMITTEES
Of the employees. The employees have
decided moi 10 accept the prufere1
lb per cent raise ind have stated
that l. per cent raise would be az
ceptable. Manager Waugh has r.
turned II Whitman, Mass. TO fu--
tner consult with his associates. rs
lef1 behind very little encouragement
that any other solution would 5e
found other than closing the entire
plant II this CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Hold Radicals
At Patterson n. ].

Paterson, \ J.. July 1a-Charged
with unlawful assembly" two al
legged Radical leaders were arrested
here tonight IN police raid on an
assembly nall occupied by the Anal
gamated Textile Workers Union. A
large quantity nf alleged Radicll
literature was also seized.
Chief of Police Tracey declared tha
TWO men arrested were outsiders"
who had dsfied his request that rhey'
identify themselves. They gave their
names as Evan Thomas and Henry
Berger
The chief recently forbade meet
inEs Of the Arnalganated Textile
Workers following aduptina by the
organization AT meeting IN New
York of resolutions endorsing the
Russian Soviet government
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Baker Stops All
Aviation Work

Washington. July W-CompIrln..
with the terms Of the army DILL.
awaiting the President signature,
Secretary Baker has Insured fnstruc-
riUns fur the discOntinGance OF all
construction work and the purchase
Of real estate fpr aviation fieids. bnl-
loon fields and air service scnuls.
Where condemnation proceedings
have been instituted to secure -sal
estate they will be continued until
specific authority has been obtained
in each case to drop the proceeding
Devens. Upton and L. other camps
are excepted under the hill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
LAWN PARTY
Held on Thursday b.
St. Mary's Parish
On Their Grounds at the Corner o.
Western Avenue and Sewall street
is Very Enjcyabie Occasion As
We'll AS Financial Success
Supper Served and Entertainment;
Given IN Evening

a most enjoyable social occaslun
WIS the ST. Marys parish lawn pst-
~ held Thursday afternoon and ev-
enIng on Lhe parish grounds al Lhe
corner Of Western avenue and Sew
all street, and with a very gopd al
tendance the affair was a SUCCESS
financially. The grounds were taste
fully decorated, anu IN The evening
with the Japanese lanterns and col-
ored lights overhead were especial
ly attractive.
During the aftsrnuun a sale was
conducted and the several tables
were we'll pHtrpntzed. Thsre were
mRuy children present and a small
merry-Ep-rDund and see-saw BOARDS
furnished plenty of amusement for
rhem. Supper was SERVED ON fhs
grounds and q most pleasing conrarf
was given by TIM hand trum fhe Ma.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
AMTSEMENTS
Special Bills Both Theatres To-Day
and Saturday, Shows Saturday 30,
6.45 anr o'clock


6.45 anc o'clock
The Dill Al the Johnson Opera
House today Is topped by the ever
popular star Irene Castle II the Par
amount picture On "'he Firing
Line" This big feature Is followed
by the Fox picture Girl With No
Regrets" featuring Peggy Hyland
and the Mack SennerJ Comedy N
two parts. No Mother To Guide
Her" This makes d twelve reel
show, the regular Friday and Sat
urday bargain. The Strand has a
splendid bill headed by the big phoro-
play An Amazing Wife" and fol-
lowed ny the Eoudini serial. Master
Mystery" episode No. 3. wild Wom-
en- and Tame Lions" and a Sunshine
Comedy IN TWO parts. Bill Ea-t Is
coming soon in the great AIRCRAFT
picture Wagon Tracks" Tum Nix
VIII soon be seen n another thriller.
Hell Roarin' Reform" Norma Tai
madge IN The New Moon" is booked
for an early showing ana Alice Brady
IN Red Head" Wallace ReId IN
Loves Burglar" and Dorothy Gish
il Nugget Nell" are all specially
bnpRed for Gardiner showing.
Early Saturday for a good seat
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Error OF SWISS
In Not Adhering to
League is Opinion
Expressed by DR.. Fe-
liy Calender

Bsrns, "Wednesday. July e-pr Fe-
Ex Calendar. former president and
head Of the poli1Ica! department Of
the SWISS government. speaking a.
a conference with the press On the
League 1f Nariuns today. SAID he
was convinced that the nun-adhesion
of switzerland to the league and ner
consequent Practical isolation would
be a great error
The league founded a. Parrs' he
said, lis Inperfec: and should be
amended. but. ver-neiess II cunsri-
tutes a work that commands respect
Gnu has an appeal Is tending ID ia
cilirate the progress 0f human,rv"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Efforts to Save
Warner from Chair
In Vermont State

Rutland. Vt, July 19-7pveynur
Clement was appealed to Today ny
counsel for George E. Warner 10
commute the sentence by which
Warmer is tD ne eiecr-ocuted HI the
Windsor Jail sometime this week for
murder. J. c. Jones. the attorney
who made the plea, said af1erward
that he feared there was nothing
I'd be dnne and that Warner win
nave To 60"
II the sentence is carried out. War;
mar win be the first criminal Id be
seut To the electric chair in this
6ta1s- Since the last murderEr wGs
hanged. in Igi4. the legislature f1zs
chauEsd tim msrhnd az exscurirn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Captain Freeman P Ciason harin.
received an honorable discharge fr n
the army arrived nome Thursda
fruTn Camp DIX. y 7
Captain Clason has been awa-de.
the British Military Cross for brav-
cry In rsmoE-ing wounded from ti1s
haEtie heir unde- heavy saen an !
machine gune fire. He was loaned
by our government with about uwsa-
tZ--f1ve other surgeons 10 the English
government, and his entire services
until after tie signing Of the arm
lEtlcs was with the British army HI
plans Il commence the active prac-
rlcs 0f HIS profession in Hartford
Conn, abour August 1st
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Among RESOLUTIONS adopted al the
closing session was one introduced by
LOUIS \ Morones. representing the
Mexican Federation Of Labor depipr-
ing the campaign that for SOME ri1ne
has neen carried On 10 provoke m arm
ed conflict between the United States
and Mexico" and urging peaceful set
element Of al differences.
Failure Of the committee on resuiu-
lions 70 -epo-- on resolution submitted
nv S. J. Oeborun. delegate from Tam
picp. caused a Stir. His resolution call
&C for recognition by the Pan-Americzn
Federation Of the excellence Of the
Soviet for government. An effort By
Debur-an 10 read the resolution WIS
blocked nv a vote o. - 70 3.
The delegates adopted unanimously q
resolution adopted nv rhe Nicarzeuan
contingent pnrntinE TO the presence Of
American troops in that country and
''possession of its custom houses rail-
roads and other properties by Ame-i-
can capitalists. and calling for a
Joint investigation for the purpose %
-ightrng the wrongs Of tins stzre Of
afs irs"
Other resolutions adopred urged ciii-
tivatiun Of more land TO bring down
the high COST of living: general intrp-
duc-,nn Of an eight-huu- dav and work
ner's compensation laws and building
ny the governments " homes fur work.
InE men.
A--vrn- befure adjournment N
Gompe-s made a short speech wishing
the delegates gpdspeed and urging tne-r
TO keep up the fight for organization
of labor and the uplifting Of the stand
ards of the workinEmen
The delegates voted To hpih next yE-s
convention in Mexico Ei-y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Don't Spoil Your Hair
By Washing Il

/ When YOU wash your hair, ne care
I <,,l what YOU use. Most soaps anu
| preuared shampons contain lido mncn
| alIlaH. which is very injurious. az II
dries the scalp and mikes the nzir
brittle
The best thing to use lis MulEiaed
cncnanut oil shampoo. TOR thus In
pure and entirely Sreaseiess. It's
very cheap and beats ANYTHING else
all to pieces. You can get this HI
any drug Erure. and a few ounces viii
last the Whole family for months.
Simply nnis1en the hair with wute-
and rub II in. about taaEpunnful in
all that 10 rsuuired. It mnaEes an
apunnznce Of rich. creamy lz3her.
cleanses thurunEtir, and r.inses out
easily The hair dries quickly and
evenly. and . soft, fresh lnnilug.
nrisfnt. fufx. wavv and easy TO
handle. Hpsidrs. II lensens and txtss
cut every nzSxicIe Or ann. d,zx aar
dzndru6. ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
~oune ladies' Of Mrs. Folsom

'.e -oune ladies' Of Mrs. Folsom :
reav school class were entertained
-ae~ evening by their teacher,
2 - >. Folsom, At her summer
T. " me Brunswick road a
t. uuca was enjoyed under the
.as ana when il was par-iy over,
3 nj mir number. Miss Addie
oT--. was sent 70 q nearby tent for
SgcAe, w-Ich was supposed 70 con-
/. 0a~r If the lunch Much to
: sl,-2~.en and pleasure. upon op-
.ns g, Mss Srowr found thai =
r-alred Z miscellaneous shower of
asec-s or aerself. IN honor Of her
n-1ac...n- marriage. The party
2zec -nnsr enjoyable evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Bo0thbay HaH-bor Man
Lost in Sinking Schooner
Black Last Sunday

Portland, Me-. July 1o.-Asry LeElr
Of Buuthhav Harhpr was losI ne,i
the fishing schooner Edmund r. niach
u,as s,nk ,v the steamer ManEunkook
-. r..,,.ra,s ranks sunday night. ae-
,.,,,,,,- N cnutain Fran W. Dongh-
=. r.,,o arrived here today frum New
w.. y,nrrr he was taken with rhe
css,er members of his crew by the
Magunxpnk-
Lewis was believed to have been
caught in tne cabin when the cniii-
sion took place while gerrinS ms per-
sonalf effacts. He han a wife and atx
ctildteu. --
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Manchester Cotton
Strike Settled

Lon ION. July 1D.-The MRncheste- cot
ton strike. winch has tied m the in
dustry throughout Lancashire for al
most three weeks. has Deen settled atte-
a long conference. The operatives vii
re-ume work on Monday on the basis Of
a R-npur week and e per cent. waEe
increase.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
MAD c0UIERFHIES
American and English
Notes Seized at Eur
ich Plant German
As Ringleader

Geneva. Wednesday,. Jnty a.-The
police have discuvered That the Bul-
sheviki have hsen operating q cnun-
tsrteiting plant AT Zurich. 4 num-
Der Of arrests hHve bean rna1e- among
the prlBuners u a German nHmed
Brogmann. whn il sand 10 be the
ringisader- Notes large qnznttrins
of which were American and Eug-
hsh were seized, their zppE-cnf FACE
value being several million pnu=E
sterling .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Pan-American
Federation Of
Labor at New York

New ork, July D.-The PHn-Americzn
Federation Of Labor, meeting he-e fnr
It's first annual congress- resumed trs
Sessions today with Frank MORRISON.
secretary Of the American Federation
Of Labor, presiding IN the place nf
Samuel GoMpers, whp was-reuartnE
for hi departure tomorrow fur Am
sheridan 10 attend a convention Of the
International Trade Union convention
The report Of the finance COMMITTEES.
providing thar tne expenses of the fed
eralion ne borne pro rata by the af-
tliaTed bodies, was adopted The bud
Eat provides for sn expense for the
coming year Of sS2se of winch the unit-
ed States WAS assessed s5aOe The re-
porT Of the membership committee
showed that the delegates represented
organizations with the following
ErraugIh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
King Incognito
Climbs Namesake

ChamDnIx. France V Wecnesnay, july
e.-Aing Albert Of Belgium, VINO has
been spjournlng here lncugnitn, i:as beer
prevented from ascending Mont Rlanc
by urfavura hle weather, buT mas climb
ed Mont King Albert I, which was
named by the municipal council o. ms
civ in ms hunur and seve-aI other
peaks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
Forfeit Millions
To English Crown

London. July 1e-Secur1rles valued
al s. COG, GOO belonging to former K1n-
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria. which have
been IN London since the beginning
Of the wu- were declared forfeited u
the crown -oday The forfeiture was
made after proceedings before a
COMMISSIONER and q Jury.
Ferdinand andicated N favor CT
Gown Prince Boris on Oct. 3, Ig16,
anc SINCE then has been living II
Cohurr. In May he asked Czscho-
Slpvakia 10 grant him refuge. but
no acrion was taken on the request
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Prof. Albert 5. Westor, who mas
been pGsslng TWO Or three davs VII.
friends IN this citv, has gone Il
Readtleld for Visit with his tathe,
Rev. Costello Weston Professor
weston has been teaching n Tannes-
see for about 10 veH-s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

LOMBARD Camp. Roval NeIghDn-s o-
America, viii hold its regular meeting
Friday evening at G a T. hall Al
members ara urgently revuested 10 ne
present as business Of Importance Z
cCme before the meerInE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Emra Goodrich. PieasR1t
and Mrs. Bertha Nor-is.
---aa have returned from z
u Iyhl-efield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Z and Mrs. Joseph DeTtncer-
~a-urned 10 their home n
.@eno--. Conn. after q TWO weeks
a- ne home Of tbs iarrer's par
III and Mrs. Melvin andrews
-.aud avenue-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11
FROM HALLOWELL

Marston Brooks Employees Are Refused Cent Raise
Wages but Offered Five er Cent Increase Leave Fac
tory Thursday Noon; Comm ttee REPORTS Other Fartaies
Making Same Grade of Pay Less-Epworth League
Holds Garden Party-Perso mails
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Mrs N. z. Clement ana cnllc~an
and niece. Miss Georgia Suber Of 8os-
ron. are passing the summer a. Island
Park Nj Clement Is conducting -ne
store al Island Park station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Jonn j ellis and aon Of Boston
returned home Wednesday, after 4
TWO weeks visit az the hume of NJ.
ana Mrs ". j. Hickey OF the Rru-s-
wick ruad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-11

Mrs Louisa Pease Mina-d an5
MISS May GallisUr are taking
course n TWO weeks a. the Sta-e
Norma school N FarrunEtnn.