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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26
Louisville Bakers May Strike.

LOUISVILLE, KY. June ga gen.
eral strike of bakers in Louisville
will be called by the Bakery and Con-
fectionery Employees International
Union If a committee appointed to in
against employees on strike at two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26

1000 union bakers here, and this WI
be done IL II Is shown employers al
refusing to employ bakers who haN
struck at the two plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26

plants returns a report favoring a
walkout, according to an announce
ment by Carl Fisher, a union Official.
The union has the power to call out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26

'Marse" 6tailinYs believes the
BY1vse' hot corner now 10 we'll FORTH
hsd with Tony DresclEsl, forsnsp n.
rate, on the Job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-26

Whileyou The sale of "Clicquot Club is tremen-
dous: The great and constantly growing popularity of
this famous beverage taxing factory production to the
limit you want case for the Fourth get quickly
buying may you disappointment if you wait
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
10000 IN SYMPATHETIC
STRIKE AT ALTOONA PA

Altoona. Pa. Oct 10-Ten tnpusan1
workers. including all he crafts en-
p.oyed a PENNSYLVANIA Railroad shups
IN AltounA and HolIida ysburs. struck
tnGay n sympathy with the round
house enIlUyes vino walked out yester
Gay demanding the seniority rule for
promotions.
TO-DAY g sympathetic strike was caIlesi
1t er an advisory committee reporting
4 III the various crafts had failed 10
bring an agreement between officials or
he road ana the -oundhouse workers
The walkuut brought out nearly the en-
tire force Of the Altoona machine shops.
The Altoona car shops, the Juniata locs-
nnLve and East Altoona SHOPS and the
HCllidaysburg shops
The employees OF me South ALTOONA
Foundries quit later IN The afternoon
The clerical force was not called out
Some maintenance of way crafts. car
re;a.rers and DINERS may JON the
striker tomorrow.
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William z. Getcnel.

The deRta Of Wil.lRm Z. l1etcheIl. an
old anu re5pected resident Of Chelsea.
ccEr-ed Thursiay evening a. 70 clock
al MS nome on he Augusta road. MI.
Sc. chill WAS 50 ears. months and II
days cid. ne ha3 lived in Che. saa for q
Years. wnare ne mad raised and reared
4 large family Of children ana was une
o. M uIuneer logdrvers. re was pv'
Jrads Z ca penter he Is survived by a
VII ow; i've sons. William. John, Eeuel.
George and Arthur Ge1chelI. ana one
uauphter. Mrs. T. Z stevens OF this
dry T. funeral will se held from hiE
Ei.te home in Cheis;a Sunday afternoon
a. o,ciocE.
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Rally Day AZ Methodist Episcopal
Church

The following program VIII ne
carried OUT next Sunday at the Meth
odist church IN observance Of Rally
day: Opening chorus. Booster
Song, Young ladies' and men 5
Glasses: recitation. ''Eacn Year I'll
Try" Richard Radcliffe, song, Ers-
kline hail girls recitation. "BlessIu gs"'
Phillis Cleveland duet, Nina Smith
and Celia Lamb exercise. Keeping
Rally Day" Dorothy Church, Doro-
tiny Onnahue. Mary Martin. Helen
Williamson. Katherine Trial. Rather
inc Leach. Margaret Turner Pauline
Clark. El:.ne Radcliffe: recitation.
We Thank Thee Frances Grover.
Tlnlin solo, Calvin Hutch nson. reci-
ratlon. Katherine Leach, earrr.,s,..
This Rally Day" JusIIna Harding.
Nelna Clark and Fife Mcleod: reci-
talon. Marion Turner: exercise Car
GetcheiI. Warren Head ana James
Fish recitation. Ediene Hutchinson
song. Farrell cottRge girls. recitation,
James Fish, recitation Anna Fmerv
recitation. mo One Like Jesus =
Durothv Trial recitation. Rally
Tots. Rut n Shepherd and Gerald
inc Eurcirinson. eZercicse. Marion
Head. Elsie Burbank. Theima Olsen
Mary Cutler and Boro1hv Kirrredge,
duet. Erlene Hutchinson md Rather
inc Fish, recitation. Allen SAWYER:
recitation. C-7r-,nrre PIERCE. ~-acita-inr
Need for All" Dorothy AIbee: song.
by school henetliction.
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MI 81 CUT DOWN USE
SUGAR In llXURIES
FOR NEXT ) MONTHS

New York OF. N.-Heavlly increased
usS II sugar IL caldE, SOFT d- uis. ict
Lream anu other -uXurles N the JnIle1
SAFES curing Lhe urst nine months o.
lgI9, II was announced h~rs toQaY by
me L nItea ates suGar -al -aliza+ion
LoArd. means ina, suC.4 over nj gee
IL sweets mist now BE curta4led n
slime sections u The east lur LAe mex
three n ntaS.
George A. Zabr stlle, president Of the
boArd. N statement 10 me press ue-
i Jared L..al a. housh The talk OF ''shCrt =
ag. persists, II was = fact mai from
.asI January 10 September inclusive,
5tti 0tI tol.s, or IL per cent. more suga:'
ha- teen delivered "a American con-
sinners Than tur me SAINT period Of
BIS The normal increase II cunsump-
non Tor the period named, ne SAG
W uid have been per cent.
TIE WEST should secure immediate re
iei n m the hars esting Of an average
beet crop, said the statement, which
v ne ii full swing within q week, The
louisiana supply OF 10000 IONS avail
able after Novem Der !. while disa p
~ intin-. VIII s-rve 70 supply the south
Until me new West Indian crop Is read. :
lext JanUary The east Is dependent.
nj wever. il was salu. on the uid Cuban
sup u and conservation therefore
would have 10 be pracIIced for "A t.n-
IN this sect-un Of the country To meet
he condition in the east, F-Rnk -.
I owrv il was announced will super
Y Sc and direc; the distribution Of al
sugar by ne eastern refiners.
After October IL and until Januarv ..
il VS. said, all territory west Of Pitts
urg and Buffalo and north OF The Onio
r1ve- VII have 10 depend upnn the su-
ear beet producer. Deliveries Of SUI
gar TO the trade in the east. il was
saiL, during October. November and De-
amber would approximate those made
In Oc oter 1918. Considerably more
heat sugar Will ne marketed this yea
Than last.
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BRITISH CANTEEN
MONEY FOR SOLDIERS

Ll ndon. sept. 16.-(Bv mail. -Disa nled
ofhcers ana men are 10 receive s. .ase. eo'
as personal AID funds from the Ss5. ooo ae-
profits *cat remain unspent from rhs
British Expeditionary Force canteans
i is announced bv Genera Sir julia
syng and the committee OF United Ser
vices Fund.
Like amounts will be distributed
among widows ard orphans Of men WING
Tell al the front ana for the mamie.
nance Of genera welfare work arnuns
FORMER service men IN the city Of Lon
don. The money devoted 10 the last
named purpose will be spent TOR The
establishment Of clubs for discharged
ana demobilized soldiers. II The e,1ner-
lrnent proves successful. funds will DC
voted for similar activities in VARIOUS
4 les throughout the Kingdom
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Church Notices

First Church OF Christ. Scientist 19.4a
subject Of lesson sermon, Are Sin. Dis-
ease and Death Real" Tnlo-week ser-
vices at Sd N Wednesday, Read-
ing room al the church open TO Inc
public Wednesday, from 10 4. Free
circulating library OF authorized Chris
tan Science literature.
Winter ST. Advent church, Rev. Viii
iard Gran: Services al 80 P. M j.
W. Carey will give stereopucnn lec-
ture at 7.l5.
Litchneid chapel. Pond road, Rev.
Ernest g. Johnson Sunday school. !.
afternoon service. =; subject. EXaTni-
nation" evening service, 7.3e, praise and
preaching: Tuesday. 80. prayer meet
ing at Whittier schooihouse; Thursday,
20. sing AT Mr. Peases home. Pond
road.
The Church of the Holy Cross. Rev.
Langcon DUMMY. .. D., pastor: ReEu-
lar morning service of worship Al lD3e
Sunday school al La; Daughters Of the
FsoIy Cross meet Tuesday evening, place
10 ne announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Seek Authorization
Free" Zones in Z. S. Ports

Washington, Oct. t.ves
cf chambers of commerce of New York
san francisco, Chicago, Galveston. Bos.
Ton and many otne- ports and publis
cffciais appeared TO-DAY before the Sen
ate commerce and House ways and
means committees in support Of the
legislation 10 authorize free" zones in
American nurts.
Witnesses describe the plan as one
designated To ''unsnackle American
commerce" They saiu foreign goods
could be held by American merchant
IN American ports for exports without
payment Of tariffs. and that rnanufac-
turers in the free zones could transform
foreign raw materials into finished pro-
ducts Tor sale abroad without payment
OF duties. thus enabling them to COM
pete with torelgn firms on more IA
vorahle terms.
Chairman Fordney Of the House COM
rn4ttee said the plan might operate to
make the United States a free trade ma
hon. but those advocating the legisla-
lion did not provide ample protection
for American commerce. anu industry.
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Eastern Fliers Forced
To Descend Near Scranton

Scranton. Pa. Oct. 1o.-Lieuts.
Haynes and McDermott in a De
Haviiano four plane. who started
from Mlneoia IN the coast 10 coast
race. came 10 grief at Elmhurst sew
en- miles east of tins city late tins
afternoon. They were forced to de-
scend by engine trouble and IN land
ing broke their propeller Both Of
ticers started in the race wednesday
morning, but met with accidents
They then teamed up and secured
another machine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
universaiist Rally Day

The Cniversalist church will on
serve Sunday as Rally Day in all de-
partments. There will be special
music by the newly organized choir
at The morning worship. The theme
of the sermon viii be Gods Great
Family" The church school and 7.
P. c. [. will also hold big rallies.
Everyone Interested in the church,
the church school and the young peo-
pies work are urgently requested 10
be present All VINO can come If an
auro should call are asked 10 teie-
phone the pastor. Rev. Miles G. Fol-
som. 3e4-W
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ADJUSTMENTS
Al the Acme

Whe! NE iung arm Of the United
States Department Of Justice recently
-eached across me Atlantic and handed
70 The French government documents
involving Joseph Caillaux ana Bplo
pasha N d reasonable conspiracy 10
het-ar ne French Republic 10 the
Kaiser. il brought 10 an END one of the
most sinister careers IN modern ms
orr
Ex-P-emler joseph Caillaux me EVIL
genius Of France" and his beautiful.
ambitious wife. have been the center
e rn-re sensational stories in The public
press than any other pair IN history
Now the dramatic events of their lives
have been recorded on the screen ny
William Fox and will ne SHOWN IL the
Acme ThePt-e this afternoon and eve
nlng.-Adv.
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CHANGE IN THE GER
MAN NAVAL UNIFORM

Cologne. Sept. l.--.Cor-- Spondenrel.-
The German navy under The repuhIi-
can fern Of government IS to have d
change Of uniform. According 10 re-
Iur.s from WiIhelmshaven the admiral g
uniform Is 70 disappear completely,
Commenting on the new uniform one
German newspaper recently SAID Now
then. we have the uniforms; put wners
Is the uavy"'
The gala uniform. rhe epaulertes
and shoulder straps, the velvet collars
and stripes the coat Of arms worn by
officers anu warrant officers. the I'M
periaI crown ON the cEps and sleeves
Of cticers, nave al been dsne away
WI Il.
AZ a service uniform officers. warrant
officers. officer substitutes ana petty
officers are 70 wea- q snuT. jacket. as
IS already ne custom aboard snip. On
the sleeve Of his Jacket are set The in
sisnias of rank. This service uniform
will he worn only on duty, Officers
Will don civilian clothing when not on
duty exc III in spec!al cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
Gardner City Farm

alderrnan Moves has received Inc tui-
,.u,,np raport on the Gardner cry
pa~1, z orn me State Soard of Charities
and Corrections:
Aarniu tlun. superintendent and
nIatrJn. Mir. and Mrs I'd. A Iotnah
Fxperience since April. lsl4 NO 'olheE
employes except an extra man III nay
ing.
Conditions observed Number Of m
rna1es: Men over g. years OF age. rflres
uor,ep over so wears OF age, three; tota!
Number apparentiy feeble minded,
t,,-ee. Largest number present at any
one +trne since the last Inspeclion. La
grna. es.. SIX. normal capacity u,
hi scinfire Atmosphere homeilke
sufficient reading matter. Frequent VS.
4-r-s Inmates help with The work SO
"a Az they are able. One woman wash
s. oisnes and sweeps the dining -oorn
-v, of the men wash floors and one
h.,ps with the chores Bathing regn-
"a Individual towels and drinking
CHM. Not used as house OF corneo
lion. Inmates are allowed to go no~h
town.
The buildings are Of brick, three SID
-ies. and the grounds are wei KEPT
The furniture and equipment Is suii-
,iact and satisfactory. The beds are
single iron ones. Clean No VerniiH'
suffcient bedding. IN the Kitchen hae
cleanliness is excellent. as Is the care
IF he food. The inmates Kitchen 10
clean. light and sunny City water an
city sewer svs1em. Bath rooms 1or ~
-na+es on sernid floor. The BUILDING ID
stream heated and supplied with chem-
ical fire extinguisher. The buildings
are lighted by electricity Hehsions
eerv oes are, held once a month me-
80 consucted BY vnrious pastors N ene
CIV. The church psupie frequently
,,.,r. .,- 1, sing. Hardwood floors are
.S.@rr,ehnuf fhe houee.
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Church Notices

Ola Sou CONGREGATIONAL Rev A. c.
Townsend Morning worship ana ser
mon, 1910; Sunday school al L4S: Y
?. 5. c. z. at ?. Nj
Methodist church (Raly Cry Special
sermon by the pastor: SUNDAY scnoui
aour, short concerr by pupils Epwurt n
league service al $50 led by Miss Ruby
Lathe suaIecL Christianity ana me
4-ealth of America" gospel Service al
with shur'1 sermon by pastor
ST. Matthew (I-tn SUNDAY a.. er Trln-
ltyh. Regular service a. p Nj The
development Of me naIlun-wlde cam
pRIEn will De presented al TINS service.
EVERYWHERE people are waxing Up 70
me greatness of TINS undertaking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11
CHAMPIONS TAKE PART
IN LEGION ATHLETIC
CARNIVAL AT BOSTON

Boston. Oct 1o.-A number Of
champions took part today N the
American Legion Athletic Carnival n
Braves field. w. D. Hayes Of George
town. National l00-yard dish cham
pion. won the 10 ward dash rom
scratch n IS s. . seconds over one
turn track.
Mike Devanney OF the Millrose A.
A Of New York. VINO won the nalf
mile event YESTERDAY repeated to-
day IN The mile. starting from scratch
and. running Gown a field 10 which
he conceded hGndlcaps UP to 81
Yards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

Halloweli's snappy football squad
Will engage IN their initial Gambia on
he s-iniron this afternoon al $50 o clock
when they viii Meet The crack Card
nsr team IL Gardner. The EaIlowe.,
hDys are full Of courage and pep an
cannot fail 70 give a good account of
themselves. They will De acconpani ed
nr me girls of the school. WHO will
compare as enthusiastic a cheer ne
unit as eve. backed up a hopeful ouncn
of huskies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

The first meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association after the sum-
rner recess was held Friday evening
at the Cniversalist vestry- Though
the attendance was not large the
meeting held much of interest. The
entire lack Of formality added much
TO the pleasure of the evening.
Among the speakers were z. Il. Max
cy, who tnok for his subject THE
Vision Of the New High School: Z.
L. Goodspeed, who spoke on The
Possibilities of the Parent TEACHER
Association" and Eon. C A. knight
ON "Tnderpaid Brains.
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e.liy Day At Msthseisf Esiso'ps'
chureh

During the past wcek tne oinen
ORGANIZATIONS Of the Anols'
church have observed thsir Rally dey'
ana all meetings hnvs bssn inferss-
tng. The climax Of tne woo& VIII
come On SUNDAY, wsan all depart
meuss win assemble 1t al safxirss
for ths granaest Rsliy day ever ns'o
IA tho church. Al 1n.Se 4. y. INC
pastor viii pysach a arpfnrriafn
rslly day ssfmsa ~sxA Jhs Fssr'Fs
Cladnsus" fur q suh5set and tn0e
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WINTHROP
LOCAL NOTICE

The -Eceum course. consisting of
FIVE entertainments. under the aus
pieces Of the Rehekahs. will present
their first program Monday evening.
Oct. 3, Admission. season tickets
sI.50 single tickets soc. Tickets on
sale at Mrs. J. H. Wellmans store.
Will also be on sale al he Town hall.
Monday evening. For further iufor
nation call 121-12 any time Satur
Qay ocr9d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

Miss Marguerite Bolger was given
pretty party Thursday evening by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Babb
in honor Of her ninth birthday. The
evening was passed in playing games
and singinf and refreshments were
served Those present were Gladys
Sears. Frances Whalen. Anna Peters.
Hazel Moore. Geneva Babh. Mr.. ana
Mrs. ". c. Annis Mrs. j. Noel.
James Noel. William Wilbur and
Clifton Babb and Eleanor Babh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

The Old South League will mold
missionary -ea a. 80 O'CLOCK on Mon
day afternoon III the home Of Mrs
Frank W.nEale. middle street The
hnsicsseswill ne Mrs WinEars. Mrs.
Stafford Mrs Skillin. Mrs. Seavey and
Miss S1;nson. A full attendance of
the ladies' If The society Is requested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

New York Oct 10-Skunk bring
ing So a skin and showing an ad-
vance of % per cent. over spring
prices. led on the fifth day of the
fur auction here Todays sales TO-
tailed 81 roo. 0oe bringing the grand
total TO 50, 500. 900.
The ordinary house cat provided
another feature. The best lots sold
for $50 a skin for export 10 pro
vide war impoverished inhabitants
of Europe. now threatened with coal
famine. with cheap fur" sets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

Maurice Royal The lnca! eve er
while attempting to star his auto fnr
his humeward journey 10 Gardiner
Thursday night had The misfortune 70
hreak certain cry necessary parts
causin; rne remuva. Of me car of his
garage, where !. must undergo exten-
give ~epalrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

Will be speclal music by the choir
At u O'clock the Sunday school VIII
observe It's annual Rally day, Win "a
special program which has been pro
pared by Miss Edith I. Smith. and
promises 10 be OF much merit. The
closing service VIII occur at
clock. notice of which will be found
in another place IN these columns.
There will be music by the choir.
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into The game with plenty Of fight
and Is sure 10 render a good account.
Coach Albums gives rne following is
the probable lineup: Gray, re
Hickey, RI; Ross rg., Norton. lie. I:
Hurd. qh. H Hiidreth. rhh Cook.
lhh.; Leighton. FL.
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.,-,,~,sn nar-ty was rendered
..s -s~-iet Desmond on her return
n -.slt n Brockton Wednesdhr
a,-rc About % IF her friends
'~e present and they presented her
rnIte ivory inlet set. Games
r.. rs48Ic ware enjoyed. One IF thn
I'd lres Of the evening WIS a mock
H"acire Refreshments were serv I'd
pr he party broke up at late
r aronouncinG Miss Desmond an
az a.nin- hostess.
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Gardiner Local Items
OFFICE: No Depot Square Telephone 81"

Christ church: Those who had the
privilege of hearing The addresses On
rhe Nation Wide Campaign last sun
aav evening will be interested 70
know that the same great suDjeIt
will be dealt with each sunday even
ing for some weeks. Not for many
generations has anything srippeu
The inauguration as Is the case with
me Nation Wide Campaign. say
those N a position 70 know.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

Sherlock Holmes was ortsher-
they found tooth prints in green
pear near lnoted cars in the railroad
Yards. Four youths were held at
Ohio City, Ind. as suspects in the
car theft. The police sent the pear
10 authorities there and they COM
pelled James Glenn 70 bite into the
fruit. His tesih print matched those
already in the pear. Confession
followed. police say.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

F-iendg OF Miss Anna Norton Tor
merry OF rsls city bur now Of New York
City, VIM mas been critically Ill ~ Dr..
Gregorys hu-pita4 al Boothbay Har-
Dor. VII ne pleased 70 earn thai she
seems 20 os on me road 10 -ecovery
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TOBACCO co. ORGANIZES

New York Oct. 10.-OrganizaLlor
of the A T. Securities Company
which propose to acquire the com
mon stock of the American Tobacco
Company through an exchange OF
securities. was completed today
George A Harder was elected PRES
ldent Angler 8. Duke. vice presi
dent. and Robert A. Norriss. treas
urer. Directors also will include G
P. Murphy and Harold Stanley. vice
presidents of the Guaranty Trust
Company; Jonn 3. Cobb and Thorn
as yullie, former vice presidents OF
the American Tobacco Company.
Organization of The new corpora
tion IS believed in the financial dis
tricr 10 presage other important
Developments IN the plans of the
Duke Whelan group 10 establish a
stronger community of interest be
tween their several properties.
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SLOW
DEATH

Aches, palma, nervousneas. dIh-
Guilty In urinating. often NEAR
serious disorders The worlds
standard rsmedy for kidney. liver
bladder md uric acid troubles
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-a-uraav evening At $50 the
LIZ E1ueav0r society of the
IS, 5aqusi church will give Dan
r ne supper room. There VIII
a-s-s av members ana by MISS
owe The regular meeting
-1e society will ne held Sunday
.a.a- a. SIX o CLOCK. Miss Myrtle
r vii address the meeting. winch
-ie =, ,.oa--e If Miss Winona
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aurg ri }9a-oia E. Cornin. former
Eardolph. viii I've interested .
-a~ H.. ne nas been promoted rom
-Eaa 70 assistant eng .neer~ 1T me
v..r p.~nc nj ne Connecticut star"
g. a. N!dGIetowu. He RECEIVED al
-..e discharge from the army on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

A regular nesting Of John & Hub
nara Relief Corps. 81, Will De neld Mon
Gay afternoon, oct. L, n the hail. 4
GOOD attendance Is hoped for. as ttlr
State inspector VIII visit the CORPS Tues
Gay a1tefnnni-. Oct 2, ana plans for
the same will be N order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

E-s : X 3azza-d and daughter
Is Elliott. VINO have been passing
-s INNER al their cottage d
e.aart Pond. left Friday on tne-r
-a- 20 -neIr home
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Shingles are Scarce
and Expensive

Why not be economical and
use Roofing to repair those
leaky roofs and hen-coops. In
expensive. easy to put on and
m0rc economical than shingles.
We have a good line of Roofing
in stock. including CERTAIN
T E E D." "AQU AS" AS
PHALT Roofing at reasonable
prices. Better drop in and take
a look at this Roofing and get
ready for the comm. Winter.
L. u. PAUL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

Mrs. Frank Russell Of Gardena.
Cal, who was before her marriage
Miss Susie Cummings Of Farming
dale, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
l. A. Rous, Bowman street, Farm
ingdale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-11

..-.lar meeting of Gardner
ra1Ge Monday evening The thlf1
nc <JL~-a degrees will he worked on
e.4ss If candidates. All members
-a s~l.---e1 rom pIease bring cake
..~