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New-York tribune., 1919-10-27

fortunes must be reversed, and the
separate interests of this nation, with
due regard for the rights of others.
must be cherished again.
Racial Animosities Aroused
"The recent assumption by certain
officials of our government of jurisdic-
tion of the settlement of foreign con-
troversies, which are of but remote
concern to us, has engendered racial
animosites against the United States.
We should cease officous meddling with
other peoples affairs.
"Peace with Germany should be de-
clared at once. The peace treaty should
be stripped of the eXtraneous incum-
brances which have been placed upon
il and which have SO long delayed it.
proposed to place upon the United
States in the conduct of European af-
fairs should be at once rejected.
every American soldier, except
those engaged in diplomatic or other
peaceful service, should be at once
withdrawn from Europe and the con-
tinent of Asia, and the work of recruit
ing and transporting mi itary forces
of the United States for service in 81
IBERIA and Germany and the plans being
made for sending an American army to
Turkey should be at once suppressed.
The resources of our people and the
activities of their government should
be devoted to their own interests in
stead of those of foreign nations.
Denounces Proposed Trusteeship
The proposal which has been re-
Gently presented to the American peo-
pie that the United States should be-
come a trustee for the world should be
denounced as destructive of liberty and
ruinous to the American people, as
we'll as injurious to the peace and
safety of the world.
"The formal proposal recently laid
before the Senate, by which, in the
case of future emergencies, the Amer-
can people cannot increase their army
or navy without the unanimous con-
sent and permission OF d ombinaton
of foreign powers, would violate the
Constitution and surrender the SOW
ereignty of the nation. 1t should be
denounced as reasonable.
THE Monroe Doctrine should be re-
established in its full vigor, and the
participation which it is proposed to
give Europe in the control of Ameri-
can affairs should be denied"
Insists on Wise Economy
"Extravagances produced by war. anc
governmental waste, must give way tC
a wise economy. Direct taxes upon in
dustry 0nd consumption should be re
duced and supplemented bv increased
duties upon imports, and surplus rev
enues derived therefrom should be ex
pended in liberal sXtens on o. land
reclamation and internal improvement
Radio communication between the
United States and the rest of the worlo
should be under American control, ant
full cooperation by the Navy Depart
ment toward that end should be as
sured.
can ample merchant marine under
the American flag is essential to ma
tional prosperity. The merchant ser
vice and the fisheries afford training
school for scamen, and every facility
for the development OF these grea
essentials of national defense shoult
be provided.
81 favor on extensive system of ma
tional roads-built on approved engi
neering principles, located with view
to military defense as we'll as civil ant
commercial Use, co0rdinatcd with eX-
listing highways so as to form ma
tional as we'll as local system"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Sing Sing Trusty Escapes
Prison Siren Is Blown for First
Time in Three Years

OSSINING, N. Y, Oct. 26.-Charles
Marchan, trusty who was serving
thirty months at Sing Sing, escaped
early this morning while at work in
the stables outside the walls. The huge
siren, which is used only when the es-
cape of a prisoner is discovered
promptly, was turned loose for the first
time in three years. A thorough search
of the countryside, including the es-
tates of John D. Rockefeller and others,
failed to reveal any trace of the fugi-
tive.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Desonna Loses Appeal
Now Asks To Be Allowed 10 Live
Till THANKSGIVING

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y. Oct 26-
George Dcsonna's conviction of murder
by the Court of Appeals Lee Parsons
Davis, District Attorney of Westches-
ter County, was informed to-day. The
prisoner has asked that execution of
the death sentence be delayed until he
has had his Thanksgiving dinner.
Desonna is twenty-five years old. His
home is in Peekskill. He was convict
ed of the murder of Frank Cunning
ham in 1916. They fought over a
woman.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Moran Returns Home
Able TO Leave Hospital, With
No Danger of Relapse

Robert L. Moran, President of the
Board of Aldermen, was taken yester-
day to his home, 1885 st. Lawrence
Avenue The Bronx, from Lincoln HOS
pital, where he had been since October
/, when he was stricken with appenai-
citis. DR.. Lewis j. Amster. his physi-
clan. said that the operation lnclsioh
had not yet healed, bat that his pa,
tents progress toward recovery naa
been so consistent that complications
no longer were feared. :.
1t will be ten days or two weeks
before Mr.. Moran will be able to move move
without assistance. AS soon as me
condition permits he will take trip
to recuperate. probably remaining away
for month.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
New Haven to Entertain
FOREIGN Trade DeIerates

HARTFORD. Conn, Oct. 26.-Dele-
gates to the international Trade Con-
ference. held last week at Atlantic
City, will visit New Haven November
20, according to telegram received
here to-day by George B. Chandler,
secretary of the State Chamber of
Commerce, from Colonel Isaac NJ. Ull-
man, of New Haven, who is in Atlantic
City. The visit was arranged TO per-
nit the foreign delegates to meet lead
ers of Connecticut industry and at
tend banquet of the State Chamber
of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Artist Mosler Improved

Henry Mosler. the artist, who mas
been dangerously Ill of pneumonia M
the home of his son, DR.. F. II. Mosis,.,
AS West Eighty Street. IS sllghuy
better Mr. Mosler. who is seventy.
ight years old. was the first Amer,ess" 81
artist to have a picture purchased "
the French government for the Luxe~
bourg Museum.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27
Will Endow Hospital Bed

The proceeds from The first anhusA
ball of the American Express 'Vh'-
pany employees, to be held Novempea
3 in the Pennsylvania Hotel, VIII s1s
toward fund to endow bed in one ..
for" for the o. fete 'asei are being arranged by a
Dillon is chairman.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27

BILL ANN 2ss nadson Aseau.
STRICTLY HoME-CeokEp tuNcHEoN' soo
New-York tribune., 1919-10-27

THE pTROI ET-TE - East 18th Street I
"a ~ A~OCAA L. Luncheon i0c. Dime. s5c
IEX AOEj AINE West 56th Street
- 49, ~ A- NADI Luncheon } I. Dime. SOC
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-23
Appreciation.

The pastor of Marks Creek,
Roberdel, Cameronia and Brain
erd Presbyterian churches desires
to express his appreciation of
generous remembrance in gifts
of sausage, backbone, spare ribs,
liver pudding, sugar and fruit.
w. R. CoPPEDGE.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-23
DR.. BERRY THANKS GIvERS

The following named persons
please accept my deep and pro-
found thanks for your contribution
on Leak Hall" which building will
enable the school to accommodate
about two hundred boarding stu
dents and about seven hundred day
pupils: Hon. w. N. Everett, $500;
and 1000 brick; Mrs. Fanny Wall,
$4,000; Robert Steele, $500; Leak
S. Covington, $500; DIR. L. d." Me
Phail, $500; VIM. Entwistle, $500;
+. C. Leak, $500; Miss Fanny
Steele, $500; the Bank of Pee Dee,
$1,000; II. S. Lcdbctter, $500; ". {.
Leak, $500; DR.. Henry, Sl00; nr.
Hail. $l.00; Taylor Bros, Winston,
/ Salem, $500; r. A. McRac, Thomas
Vile. $500; Rev. w. +. Mckee, Sl.O0:
/ Rev. C.. r. Simmons, $500; Rev. H.
, d. Tilman, Laurinburg, $500; W..
/ p. Evans, Laurinburg, $500; Ever
cit lcoI.) S1.O0; Haywood Johnson,
500; Y. ID. Ingram, Sanford, $500;
Mr. Harley, $1OO; Foss StradIcy,
800; r. ]. Reynolds, Winston
Salem, $500; W. b. Cole, $500; W.
Leak, $1,000; Lewis Terry, $1,000;
Farley Long, $500; W. H, Steele,
s LOO: Robt. Lcdbcttcr; 500; w. NJ.
C0vingt0n, $l0O: Undo Bigman,
$500; J. w. Nestal, Cameron, S1.O0;
Ben Lcdbctter, $500; Sam Steele
$500; John Dockcry, $500; Leak 4
Wall Lumber Co., 1000 feet of lum,
Der; Mcdonald Lumber Co., 800 feet
of Lumber; Coggins Lumber Co..
800 feet of Lumber; James Bethea
$500: Mrs. Bethca, $500; Southern
Poncs, Dock Caple, $4,000; Marvin
Susan Harris, $100;
This does not include Jubilee con
cert. John Gordon. $1.00. If | have
omitted any, | will be too glad tt
make the correction.
w. G.. DeBerry, Prin.
PUSH ROCKINGHAM FOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
DANIELS PASSES
LIE TO CITIES

u as-1og-ou. June --CHc.aIs and
mem be-s ~ the navy league. veic.,
attacked Secretary DarleIs before
me tinted States entered the wa
were denounced before the House
navaI committee rocay ny M Dan
iels, who SAID they were Us nuc,.
enemies o. me country as any An
a-c.1lsrs
These men. ne sad, were as
guilty % mann as any man ares =
ec during Lhs va aoC lns3- snoulG
have been accorded the LheaIner
-ney deserved Wniie ! In sec-era:',
-neycac never nave anything = g
With ire nav
Represea. Er1--sr RepU o..-
car, Illinois, asked the sec-el2,'y 7
he 6l6 rot deem Il wise 10 II ne
han against the league so thar =
could 40 welfare Work = ne nav
anc thus save the COUNTY, pa %
rne money asked Of Congress for
Ills WORK.
"NeVe-," declared the se--e-;.--,-
y SNS.. NOT W-4iS IIE IL mig
70 say about II The laEue Is con-
posed Of infamous slaadarers-I14e2
VINO condemned the best r7en IT he
navy After the Mare Island e1pio-
sioc -aev accused me- Of shielding
lae men Responsible ana conducting
orly a ha1f hearted Investigation, y
IS a base lie and those who salc II
5u1 The organization mas
ct.a1=ec." NJ S---ten Interrupted.
The osirials are 5I@erer- -aen. Wer
should they be held responsible FOR
something others did ~
Tn al expert On canoUeaEe, "
sad M. Daniels. "Ead ! c-a see
through the calou9ags 81 that or
xan..auon We 90 not need league
70 help Us. which gives prominence
to men n i 1o- persona glory Or
profit
We don : want any SIDE SHOWS -
stab Us n the back. TIE league II
which resPide-,t Wilson IS COMMAND
er-ir-ch4ef and chief executive Is
ali the snow We aeec. Nor CO We
want a wet nurse We take N
cz:c.ec money = tie navy NJ
money fer welfare from men such
as those"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
STRIKE LEADERS APPEAL
TO WATERING UNION
MEN IN WINNIPEG

winnIce-. June s-Wh: g strike leaf
ers tnday were appeal NJ II waveri..s
union men 70 stand fin, 'hecause &C..
-ienen1 is II signt, the Winnipeg clt-
:zens' committee Of Iofn announced -n-'
the sympathetic strike chase OF he IN
dus--al deadlock will be fought 70 :
knockout
The industrial employers declined =
approve as u bass Of settlement me
collective bargaining pll1 submitted by
the med.ar!ng railway h-otne-auocs
executives Il was announced. The mel
nj trades accepted the plan last week
Declarations were made a The Board
o. Trade that hundreds Of men and
women would return TO work tomorrow
now that returned soldiers have dis
ez-,iec rhe veap pom OF ir-.m tarlon."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
Coming Attractions a: johnson o.
era House Beginning Today 4: &c
and 7.3DNT~c SHOWS Daii~

Ell today, Charlie Chaplin IN
Getting Ills Scat" Burton Holmes
The Haunted Bedroom ano a Black
Diamond Comedy. Tbs makes
a1ae--eei show To-Day. Sc much for
-o6ay-now The balance Of week
Wednesday and Thursday finds the
big sensation Of the Season Gaby
Desyls n Inflammation" ane the
Paramount picture. Putting
Il Over" with Bryant Washsu-c
Friday and Saturday faes another
zig banner bill WITH the much talked
about screen Play The Woman
Thou Gavest Me" The DANGER
Zone" WITH MacaLIae Traverse and a
swell comedy to close. This makes
one sotid week Of SURPRISES and enc
solid week that every movie czn
should take advantage Of. Watch
for Mickey" at the Coliseum The
soaEs viii sooa be OF safe a. The
Woodwork store. Mickey" aas been
dong the BUSINESS I'll along the line.
We -ecetvec Z wire today tn: the
Pa-znorr:-A-=E. VII soor pE:
Score, Service" with Robert Wa
wlck.-Acv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
CHIN Responsibility
Impending Strike Wire
Workers Rests Congress

WasninEton. June E.-Respcn~ iAlIlty
for he impending aation-wide strike o.
union wire workers rests with Con-
E-ess and not with the owners Of The
WIRE systems o. he employees, :. j.
Small a former Ir1srra uonai officer -
tie Commercial Te.eg-a.phe-s Cnion o.
America, told a meeting here :oright
of members of the local union
The governments guarantee a me n
te-eBt on stocks and bends of the u es.-
arn Cninn company. Mr. Small sad,
meant that the taxpayer must n a. n.
burden Of any LOSSES sustained by tho
cumpauy as a resulT of the strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
COMING Events

) me South Pa-s weico-ns 10 sclCle-s
TGae lt-ksIueoec Superior Cau-- A.
Cas-a
Jana le-Xa.ne 5oneopa. clc Socie-r i,
Augusta
5Ine n---Fifry-s. x-n anaaal SESSION Of
Name Conference CT Lr:-a-iar
CHURCHES Il COT junction VIZ Est an
rua. Hles-iag o. Name Unitarian AS
socid ZION. Sc ond Paris cnu-cn, SAGE.
June l"--e-New England Christian or
ven-lon Bangor
J1ae --16tn ann Ia. conveo-ur ~
Ma.ce F-z-e-na. Association for the
June 11-Eenneoec Pomona Grange !.
Mount Vernon.
June l-La.lo- p-.ze speaking. sa-es
Cauege.
June G-G-Aaine 5 ofv a1rua. en-
cRnpnen1. Wa1eruae.
June -e-lyy cav, AAlez College
June Oak Grove COMMENCEMENT
June -a--S-canneareme1- week. COR
June E-AanDA. recep.,nr and naaeae
So-nan EiGn school A1Unc. ASST
clatlon. scaool stree. Methods
church, 1ornan
school
June 1+wes-o-ock Seminar A-uHc-
Rive--cr Casino.
June . Opening # GAY su-se-y und--
ana Child Welfare Association. Pnr.
June ---connencener- cay. E=b-o =;
Acadenr
June 1s-Fa,-aei6 welcome e solele-s
cae -S---Acc.Al encxHamec. q. the
Depa--nec- 81 Name. 6 4. E.. A.
eur1.
: lae -s--S-a6ies ot G A. r. a1cual
cC-re-c-n. Auburn.
June 1SAiexander P-,ze speak,n=
Bovdoin crIlege, Brunswick.
June G-Scloois close eor summer vaca-
tor.
June N-Connencemen week. Bow
COIN college. SrunsW ok.
June EAE-Conmerce-n week. Cn.
versi-y o. Name. Ornnn.
June gI-A,hfun, Benton China Sunda
Scnu0i Assos.. AInieI Christian cnu-ca
June @-Eormencemen- week ba1e
college, lewiston.
June -Eacca!a U-eate address =
Bishop E L hughes. University u.
Maine Ornno.
June G|-CaMp instructor for or
GERS. non commissioned orhce-s coon0
and huElers CT Third Name Intan-2
June4-sr John cay.
June 4-Windsc-'s. welcome 20 scie e-s,
Camp heyes, Aug,m1A
June @New England DIVISION az
American Nurses Association a. the
falmouth. Portland
AaE -oEasten Name ta.z Al Ban
-ur-
Sept. s--lcenra. Name IA q: Water
vile
sept 15-1SMaine State FAR a. Lewis
Ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Charles Warren Cakes. one Of
This ci-ye vel known and respected
citizens. tied a. SO clock SaIur-
DAY afternoon Z. ms home OF lower
Water street following shock
which ne sustained Wednesday, aged
s. years Ee Is survived by q widow
For the Past - years the deceased
has beer d resident Of Haiioweii and
90 ne pas; i wears has heer EN-
pioved ny the l.. 4. & W Street
Railway a. the power house n tins
CITY. The lata Nj Cakes haS q wide
circle Of friends nc-, II this CRY aaa
AU-lsIa VINO vii Re S-1evec to lear,
Of els death. FH1na-a- services VII
ne held {: O'clock THIS afternoon
from MS late residence. Few. A c
Townsend Of the Oic Soucn church,
officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

Burke. The school orchestra under tne
leadership Of MISS June Andrews fur
nished Mus.c- On the platform. beside
the Epaake-, were Judge Cpnk- chatham
nf the school board; SUpt- CT Schools
Enss F-.nciaa. ChEeae, Mayur BraEdnn,
Eev. Il {. Dew and Few. r W Plant.
The EXERCISES opened with prayer by
Eev. Herbert s Dow, followed By The
reading of scripture 1-un the I71a chap
Tar Of Same Luke. beginning q, the ---a
verHe. falling Of The ID lepe-s who were
healed and Only one returned 70 offer
rnanks.
The speaker wSs introduced ~ Pm
Thomas = Chafee. and in dong SO ne
stated that n o. the graduates IF Gar
diner high were new attending higher
1nsr,ruclnns u learning.
? esidert silis opened rv stating thar
he was glad - say a word a. aoy the
thai might Lead to lpr-e- ecucariora,
thoughts. Ee dezi-ea u Ca. -ae a.-sr-
ION q his auditors ne sad ID ne VIZ
tue Of gratitude aac SPOKE Of the a--
cicrr prayer LIE. contained the words
gre us graoefu. hears &c s. Us 10y
thy service" Education Is Sc obvious.
30 common place. -hs. We are apt 70 -ake
i as a matter IF fact WITHOUT E-a-e-
-ui Thought 7. however ala.es -as
oor and g,-i under very definite ohl.-
EAanns. Is asked those e-asuar:- no,
Io Inst interest y he Gardner ing.
scnoo. and rnid the pE-en-s ina. he
cry vas Judged by me value Of he
Dogs and girls thai the school ---,.s
OUT Eea- scholarship !s re SAD. DO
ing the Job wei" and a. have q c.aac.
70 khow Their gratitude z doing ro,@
JON. one must have the sense o. obr-
saIion In order % HElSll he r1--les NJ
nisaer citizenship and We Should req,
re -aEt We should give curse ves Us.
As NAN as We can IT order u fulfil
TITS oa-y' He urged a. 70 are a.. az
i've interest Il politics vi, en- v,--
"as derived from Creek one --,sa,+--
being Interested n one's ne.rsbo- -
GAG LIS -UH.ls The second c-ea- -c--
z sHcroen- To g e-v M, w,o 1as ,as,
1t me -ignt size % great -H.o-s We ova
ssa- debt C ail-ade" said re ia
psTlF mater o. sentiment 5u- als,
a mater Of act OF
II cioslas ne gave z spec a -es-a 70
:" me cas-. asking them u ~. ans
LIE -aa1 n me mat a- ~
IS more De ond We re- o.
-eh0ec an oraer INSTITUTION d ;ea-
ne or not Ee SAID ina. r rh.v u,,,,-
oe I-2tT great they mus, Prov = ~
ere- going forward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
The Quilt

The Gull. published by the sru-
dents q Gardner stEa school. la
maze is second bow &c the public. !.
Is a bright and breexF publication,
devoted 10 the school and It's inter-
esrs. The present NUMBER reflects
great credit on the naoaseper- The
editorial board for me years 1913 and
20 Is follows: Edstor-ir-ch,ef. Ro-
lana Leighton, ASSISTANTS. Laura
-aw-or. Arthur Wiley, Lucy Ceo-h-
aer, Charles Elos. business mana
ger Dorothy Me--'l ASSISTANTS
Charles Lande-k,c, Charles Eud-e-h.
Anna Hayes, Ruin Ra-ae-.
The school has also selected The
o-aclals Of the debating tennis whlc.
ls composed as follows; President
stanton Ross; vice president. Horace
AlioreIn secretary. Charles Cold
stein; executive committee. Donald
Potter Charles Eld-erh. Harold
Web Der
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
YANKEE CLAIMS AGAINST
GERMANY sI.0OO. 900 900

Washington. June Claims Of
American CHEERS against Germany
because Of submarine warfare alG
the action of The German govern
nenc against American properly in
taar country aggregate nearly g. 900, :
oee, Ghe Congress was informed 70
day by Acting Sec-etarv Polk.
Claims growing our If submarine
warfare alone aggregate $500. ae0 a,0
and claims on other account are
Instantly reZc!l!n- me department
M ok statement vas cor Tain
&C n d request for sS9a .00n fer con-
;lnu5ng The employment during the
ne1st war Of numerous persons add
ec by lie department during The
wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
President Sins Gives
Raccaiaureate Address

The hacc1la ureate Address 70 man.
herr Of the graduating class Of the Gar.
diner nigh school was delivered Sunday
afternoon a. CSC O'Clock n the Coli
seu-n before the students and thei:
friends The nal was decorated Il tns
cniors IF tie various ciaSses, the IN
de-g-aduaies occupying the balconies
while the seniors occupied places on The
front honr. 70 where they were car
shAleo by their class president Frans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09

'tGaS arc SdGHrSAy
KITTY Gordon the resp.snderr
stage and sc-ee. STR. VIII be seer
on Monday and Tuesday al ne
strand theatre II Adele" The la
est and timely supe-plctu-e n
wnlc. she appears as the star OF
United Picture Theatres. Inc. pre-
senLns This InIarna -Iora. favori-e II
the title role Of Adele. a Young
American woman VINO was among
the first 70 volunteer her services as
d Fed Cross nurse II France The
roi- Is fascinating a,e powe-rcl
enc and Is Gcknow edged 70 afford
MISS Gordon emotional opportunities
n which SIZE mas taken III a5vao-
age. and 70 present me famous star
II new and ref-esntngly delight
I'll phase. revealing heights Of MS
-rloc1c talent and success sUrpass-
-og any previous Offering Of this re-
ua-kahIe stat
Ic-s latest Production -ei4s thrill
liz story tia. appeals % every Fec
C-oss wo-ksr ana % the million
homecoming. triumphant "aouss-
ocys" with rs vivlaoes. Of scene
aac realism Of effect Through :.
-Uos 4 fascinating ieve s1e-v wssle
che IF the very pleasing features u
the picture g the remarkable beau !
" Of exterior and Interior scenes.
Miss Gordon Saws Of Adele" II
IS cy tar -as los. Appearing ana 81
tac-1vs sUperpictE-E n which : have
ever appeared Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
Al STRALIANS WIN
NTER-ALLIED TENNIS
CHAMP. TENNIS DOUBLES

PARIS. June --he tennis cham
pionsTip II doubles IF The inter
allied -alons vas won today ~
Australia. O'Ea-a Wood and 2.
Lvcer- w.lc defeated the French pair
Andre Gobe-- aac Max DeoUg1s
Thursday n the semi-faals mer-
and won from Captain Watson M
" AS. burn and Lieutenant Dean
MaLhey. Americans. VINO on Thurs
CAV eliminated the Czecno-SiCzs- AZ
team and reached the finals. To-day :
escore was 6-4, Sc s..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
? MEN LOSE LIVES
IN BATTLE FLAMES
IN MID-OCEAN

New YORK June s-The story % Z
desperate battle Wilt flames - -1Io-
ocean n Nnicr TWO ner losi -nel-
YES was roiG oGav oy mem oe-s o. the
crew of ne Brush tanker Eeecaieaf
" Icn was rowec Intc Pr by tie trans
po-- Il asrharer.
The Seecnieat bound 1-or 5a1on
Rouge Ia. 70 Ireland. rooa FIRE Of me
Azo-e Ls.ancs a week ago vner ar Ill
c.el !ane broke. Ter engines were
GU cklr pu- OF e corrlssior ~
flames. ne- -udos- CONF vas disabled
an h W---Iess SEND 1g eq-.pner. a.
sC-ovec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-09
/. S. FIRM GETS
$40, 100000 JOB
FROM FRENCH

F'arls. June 1.-Con-raccs 10y re.
construction work ag-ega1n- go
100 zoe francs nearly s40 100 oaa
covering Inc REBUILDING Of the ae-
>-roH &c area Of Enels. Nancy ar
>olssors. ca1e beer awarded 70 An
erlcan firms, according u AZ ar
loCnce-ler- here .ocEy
tn. oHtc.a- -epreser l-.ves q n
CHE COM para stee, corporation
g nov OF -nsl- way 70 ~ III
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NOTICE
HaIlo~en Loa- 4 Building Assoeia

rAfscNeF Ioar d 6ulicsNg ASSOC q
ter
Ncrlce is hereby given ma, me annual
meeting % the Shareholders If ne Eal-
Lowell Loan and Building Association
VII ne held al the CITY Council roors
on Monday June ath> A = 1915 al
eight clock ? Nj the following busl-
ness will come before me meeting
/ To hear ne -spor- o. che board Of
Directors and axe such action thereon
as may be deemed necessa-N
II To elect three 81 Directors FOR
three vears
III To eject a. other officers pre-
rlDed pv ire Bylaws.
". To transact such other business
as may legally come before TIE meeting
I, Il SHEEP ERp.
Secretary.
Eauoweu. Make. May 9tt. 1919
iEuaedN
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Ars. Margaret wife Ct James
Downing. Eandnlpt. died suddenly
Saturday night aSec So years. Be-
side her husband she is survived hr
two caughlers. Miss Theresa Dow
as and Mrs. Ma-Ea-e, Shea. both
u randolph; also ty four snns, Fred
q Gardner, George. John and Ben
jzHa. al Of Randolph. Funeral
services VIII De held Tuesday morn
ING a. Saint Joseph's church.