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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25
Monroe Doctrine Expected
to Be Taken Up To-
morrow.
PARIS PAPERS ANRRE
They Want More News
About What is Going
- On.

PARIS, Monday, March 24-By as
sociated Press. )-During threehe
session tonight the League Of Nations
commission considering proposed
amendments to the covenant disposea
tentatively of the first sixteen sections
agreeing upon a number Of changes "a
form which the members OF the com
mission believe will meet more than
so per cent. of the objections offered
by Senator Lodge and other Amelic
senators.
President Wilson was in attendance
at the session at which sugsestlon
from neutral nations as well as belli
erents were discussed. No action Wa
taken on amendments for safe g1tl
ing the Monroe Doctrine, but this
ject probably will be considered ct
next meeting on Wednesday.
The Japanese amendment to eec
the equality OF nations belongin
the league was not considered ton
and no action was taken on fhe
posed French amendment for the
alton Of an International military
The entire covenant when anne
and agreed on by the commission
be submitted to a drafting eonin1il tee
which will put 1t into mora definite le
gal form before its submission % ihc
Supreme council.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25
DANInI,s m PARIS.

PARIS, March 25.-J Josephus Dan
iels, American Secretary Of the NaFy
reached Paris from Brest at
o'clock this morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25

MORE WEST WRGINIANs HOME.
NEW YORK, March 25.-With 5,013
troops the transport George washing
ton arrived from Brest. Units on board
included the 135th machine gun bat
TALON complete, of the 37th division
foTmer National Guards Of Ohio and
WI Rt Virginia and casual companies
No 45s and 1'474 PenFsylyania.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25

PARIS, March 25.--The decision 81
the Supreme council OF the Peace con
ference to allow nothing to BE publish
ed regarding its proceedings but the
official communique has aroused the
indignation Of the Paris press Tlioae
newspapers whose habit It Is to COM
ment on foreign affairs condemn tho
action in strong terms. RAYMOND
Recoly, for instance, writes N the
Figaro:
When the situation is SO disquicg.
ing at a moment when the allied gor-
ernments, who having left no biunder
uumade, are more than ever n need of
the support Of public opinion they
raise regular Chinese wall between
the public and Themselves
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25

A general strike has broken out at
Barcelona. Premier Romanones who
had intended TO resigned has declared
that he considered 1t his duty to ne
main in Office.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25
Martial Law Again
Proclaimed in Spain
nv Associated Press !

MADRID, March 25-Martial law
was proclaimed this morning at 5
O'Clock. 1t Is understood that consti-
tutional guarantees may be suspended
forthwith throughout Spain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25

COPENHAGEN, March 25-The
claim of the Hungarian soviet govern.
ment to power as set forth in its wire.
less communications are largely un-
true, according to Vienna dispatch
to the Achtuhr Abendeblatt. A panic
prevails in Budapest but the country,
1t Is declared, has not resolved on a
soviet republic.
The reported voluntary surrender of
arms by French soldiers in Budapest
because the men were alleged to be
infected with bolsheTism is incorrect
the message states.
There is a rumor that the Entente
comission at Budapest has been re-
tanned by the Hungarians. The capi-
tai. it is said, has been Theoretically
sealed by the government against for
eign countries. The correspondent
says that the rumored advance Of the
Russian soviet troops toward Hungary
under General Gregory has no foun-
dation. He adds that the report re-
ceived from Mtchitcherin the Bolshe-
vik foreign minister on The military
situation on the Russian soviet govern.
ment greatly disappointed the Hunga-
rian government.
Describing the events preceding the
revolution eye witnesses who have
reached Vienna from Budapest report
that the streets in the Hungarian cap
ital were very lively Friday. There
were large crowds on all street corners
and professions were in progress. The
stores were hastily closed when the
tension was at its height heavily arm
ed soldiers appeared and announced
that count Carolyi had just retired as
head Of the government.
PARIS, March 25-Budapest dis
patches to the Lausanne Gazette say
that Count Michael Karolyi, former
premier Of Hungary, has been nego-
tiating with the Moscow soviet gov
eminent since last November through
NJ, Rakovsky the Bolshevih leader IN
Ukraine with the obpect Of introducing
bolshevism into Hungary, Rumania an
Jugo Slavia.
Rumania which is the last rampant
against Bolshevism is seriously threat
ened by 10000 Russian BolsheviH
troops and six Hungarian divisions the
dispatch says.
THE allies should rush mnn muni-
tions and food there for every hour
lost may have serious consequences" {"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-25
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy and warmer to,
light; Wednesday showers.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01
GARBAGE PLANTS.FROST PROOF

CABBAGE PLANTS.FROST PROOF-
 have just received big lot. Fin est we ever, had. Now :s the time to set them out # you want early cab- bage. You can get the plants right now. Call at the grain house.-R. M. Price.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01
Warming Order,

In the Little River Chancery Court. Little River County, Arkansas. First National Bank of Ashdown, Arkansas Plaintiff vs. M. B. Morgan, s. k. MOT gan, l.. M. Warmack, H. G. Sanderson. AshdoWn Light and Ice Company. Commonwealth Public Service Com oany, Fort Dearborn Trust and Saw lngs Bank of Illinois, and Frank M. Iorey Defendants. The defendants. Fort Dearborn Trust and Sayings Bank Of Illinois, and Frank M. Torey are warned to appear in the Little River Chancery Court within thirty days and answer the complain, or the plaintiff herein. Witness my hand and seal of said court on this 5th
 day of December, 191S.-Chas. H. Park. Clerk. By Jas. H. Williams, D. C. Jas H. Head, Atty. for Pltfr. A. P. Steel, Atty. ad 1item.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01
MSS
Warning Order.

In the Little River Circuit Court ..lntle River County, Arkansas. A. x MoOc and Co., plaintiff vs. J. A. Ben. net defendant The defendant, J \
 Bennett is hereby warned to appear II this court within thirty days and ans wer the complaint of the plaintiff herein A. N Wood and Go. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 4th day of December, 19lS-Chas H. Park, Clerk. Jas. H. Williams, D c. Seth c. Reynolds, Atty. Tor Pltff George Steel, Atty. ad litem.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

Furlow Price and Glenn NS5aIls Q. brooks of the U. s. Navy. stialicns ti near Ssn Francisco, are spending Ihs holidays at home.
 Miss Christine Rogers of TaxRY- kama. has returned to her homea aEs T a visit with Misses Mary Freeman aHn Pearl Dowda of the West side.
 Ernest Johnson, formerly Of Es- light, wha has law office here, has moved his family to the A T. CBn ED $ residence, which he has purchase2
 The rural free delivery naii ro'Rsr out of Ashdown now goes every day, which will prove a great convenlsNce to the farmers living along the rnu2H-
 Miss Ethel Coats. who has beg1 IR San Antonio for several months, hMs returned home On reaching nnme she became i'll with a severe att ach sf influenza.
 Mrs. Sallie Holt, daughter ana E ran I daughter have returned to their hoNs 2 at Washington after having speut ttle holidays with Mir. and. Mrs E. A Hartsfield
 R. E. Major of, Monroe, Ls-, WAS Here Thursday attending to husiness Mr. Major is operating a mill at MGn > roe and thjs is his first visit herss for some time
 I. M. Bowles of Houston, TsxaA. and J. R. Bowles of Bokhoma, ORfzs- homa, spent the holidays in the. city the guests of their parents. Capf. xmG Mrs. J. w. Bowles.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. K Winkler of t~a- bot have been spending the holiat Hys with their daughters, Mrs. LiIl ser a Johnston and Hrs A N Wood, anr their son, w. w. WinkIer.
 Symptoms of kidney disease shoMbA receive instant attention, as neglect M dangerous. If your back aches or Ya1a have trouble with the urine Begin sa a- ing Prickly Ash Bitters. It x I4.- pendable kidney remedy. Prsee, S1-2s per bottle.-Model Drug Co., SparSsl Agents.
 N. c. McCrary will move from Hsgsn- mond to his place in this city eAfs week. c. P Smith will move ts M g McCrary place at Richmond and hay e charge of the farm the coming year.
 Isaac Snyder who has been dis
The Little River news., 1919-01-01
R. M. PRICE
W.S
Warning Order.

In the Circuit Court of Little Riv- CT County, Ark. F. c. Wright and E. s. Scarborough plaintiffs vs. Amos Han de Go. defendant. The defendant, Amos Handle Go. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the p1aintifl F. C. Wright and E. s. ScdrDrougn. Witness my hand and the seal Of said court this 5th day of December, 1918. H. Park, Cler. By Jas. H. Williams, D. c. s
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

The Strong Withstand the Winter
 Cold Better Than the Weak You must have Health, Strength and En- durance to fight Colds. Grip and Influenza.
 When your blood is not in healthy condition and does not circulate properly, your system is unable to withstand the Winter cold.
 GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC Fortifles the System Against Colds. Grip and Influenza by Purifying and Enrichine the Blood.
 It contains the well-known tonic prop critics of Quinine and Iron in a form acceptable to the most delicate stomach, and is pleasant to take. You can soon feel its Stren sthenine, Invieorating Effect. 60c.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE PROMO oUININE Tablets remove the cause. There is only one "B.orno Quinine. ' E. W. GROVES signature on .ox. soc.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

charged from the army returned home Wednesday from Cambria, H., where he has been visiting his sister, Mrs r. H. Lewis, before returning home.
 Presiding Elder J. L. Cannon was in the city Saturday on his wsy to Fore man. He will hold his first quarter ly conference at Ashdown next Sun day, preaching at the II o'clock hour.
 When your digestion is poor, when yonr bowels are costive, when your breath is bad, when your stomach is sick or disordered, and you feel languid and low-spirited, PIckly Ash Bitters is the remedy you need. It Ele anses the vital organs, purifies the bowels, and imrarts fine reeling of strength, vigor and cheerfu1ness. Price s125. per bottle-Model Drug Co.,, Special Agents
 The recent rough weather has de- veloped more cases o1 the flu, which had about disappeared. Some of those who have it are: 1T. B. Cook, Geo. Briant, Cyrus Watkins, l. w. Holmes and little daughter, Francis.
 iRev. Garrett of Palacious, Texas, preached at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Rev Garrett is To- eating his family here willie he will continue his pastorial work in Texas. Mrs Garrett is sister O. c. P. Smith and Mrs. N. c. McCfary.
 If you have no appetite for your meals, some hing is wrong in your di- gestive organs. Take dose or two of Prickly Ash Bitters It c;eanses the stomach, liver and bowels, creates ap- petite, vigor and cheerfulness. Price SIPS per 'bottle.-Model Drug Co.,, Special Agents.
 11amp Alexander and wife left We'd nesday night for Sallisaw, Oklahoma, where MT. Alexander has been trans ferred by his company, the Common uralth Public Service Company. Hanp has been in the employ of the iight plant here since it's establish ment, and for the past year has been manager. We are sorry to lose him anu his wife from the town.
 -W.SS
 LIBERTY BONDS
 ] pay cash for Liberty Bonds.-A. Goldsmith
The Little River news., 1919-01-01
j. !. + 1. + + % + + + + + ! + T. ]
 * JUNE R. MORRELL ] < ATTORNEY AT LAW l j. ASHDDWN. ARKANSAS i + <. + + j. j. j. * + j. * + + + + 1

Mir. and Mrs. c. N. Thill were in TeXarkana Friday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson and little daughter of Mansfield, visited rela- tives here during the holidays.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. E. May spent the holidays visiting relatives in Pitts burg and Joplin.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

WANT TO RENT-Good 5-room house
 or more, permanent renter, as soon as possible,-E. E. Carriker, phone POI. 8,
The Little River news., 1919-01-01
TO PROPERTY OWNERS:

If you need some money for any purpose we will let you have it on small easy payments. You will not to pay each month.
 ID M DDuCC
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

LOST-between Ogden and AshdoWn
 cant hook. Finder please return to this office and receive reward.
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

Entered at the postofice at Ash town. Arkansas, as second-class mail
The Little River news., 1919-01-01
--W IS. .S.---- TELEGRAPHERS GET RAISE

Washington, Dec. 3G.1Railroad telegraphers and station agents were given 6 further wage increase today active to October l.
 by Director General McAdoo, retro
The Little River news., 1919-01-01

PORK FOX SALE-Corn fed hogs will
 dress from 100 to POO lbs, 1Sc per
 lb delivered Clyde Head. At
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17
Mernncis. Centenary

me EIs.alalG Avenue MeLnoC-"t
Eusscnpal ct.urcn has completed rs
ORGANIZATION Aor me great Mlssicna--
Centenary caDpaIEn -or s-lia-beh. 'eh
winch Is 70 De launched mex SuacaT
throughout the COUNT
The local church aas been soTne-
w-a. handicapped by the Illness q
Is phstc-. Dill the WORK has aesn 60
ne III, and they haze enrolled "a
n rhe stewardship If i7:arcesslur1.
and - n me Methodist million.
The financial Campaign VII 10 ?,
charge II :. 5 smith. ne loca'
e.r.aunaa assisted ~ TIE following
-ear ca9ta.as = :. McNalShIan.
o. Z. C3asor. Z z Twnnnly. {. +
S.are. L Ii Cnu-ca. :. .. Pau. Il.
y akeiielc E :. C5wa.-. M--s. =
=. Dill. 4 meeting If al cam ca7-
-aIcs and campaign workers VII %
AeiC al the church m Sa-!-;;'ciay evan
ing. vhen supper VII ne se-Tec d, "
a cjnck and ina. plans LAID
Pr the benefit Of -a0se uao ma
not posted themselves IT lis C-'ea :
movement. rsv t5e-5e-- :. Dow W!
--nach a sermon on SUNDAY morning
on The E~aa.est Church Movement
OF ne Ages Il which 1e WI gre a
suu-a-v II me entire DiaC, and
snow ne world neec Of sUctl a TnDve-
mem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17
CHURCH Notices

Ca-.st chC--h t@-n Si.nda~ after Eas-
-e-' aolr corr-nEnlon -.a y oman
Auxiliary y the 6oa-d OF Il .ss'uns,
mnrring 3ra,ver sermon Ia. ra.,'ct
scnpui. = evening PRAYER ~dc~-=T.
-nive-sa Isl church. -.sV. Mic :. = =
SOM lo.& morning wo~shp. -ne-n7
The >l-1plicI-v anc Breadth .. ne
Ee-.glon = 1a4lnT c-H-.:h anG II 9r u, :
VIII Mss E.arvs Me---il, sruosw2ck
-azo 7uni0- choir --t,ea -sa- II
-a-Ii-Lay, sFnIr- cnol- ~@nea-Sa4. :
Nj MISS Name. ~rlE.7-. sFe-aonJIcoC q
r7F-a. The American -aG.i-H, ? n
Fi-st Chu-ct1 q C-1--.s-. >csant.s lt4-
slIn3ec. ~ iesSor-ae-rnun. "N0r-alr md
7raraor- a.s rId-ws.es se-'-lceE a. -
: NJ a et.nesnav BEADING nom a. 1ns
church open II ne III ntic N-dneFcaz'
authorized CHRISTIAN Science Literature
west Gardner Baptist Taaln >.
Tins,ads 80. sermon Sorns he!p II
maze -ais 4 -ecura aaT, No-ae-s oEy
:, Fist z.atsst -aal.n !. xiaE.aa 2.
Christian Erdsavor N N.
peDnie SERVICE "Wednesday. p-a3-@- anG
pra!ae -aeSGay. SuncAE Scnool conV@n-
TIN.
Pee Baptist a a, Walsh -7ir.srs:--
II 4 ID. pravs- 7aee ing; 10 30 o-ci,r I =
o. baptism :. preac.l ne. sua!erI, '"Icc
voune aeonIe s N prayer meeting
q 10 : NJ Wac1esCar
Srea-s Corner Fac Baptist. = 4.
WASH ninisre-, Sc, Sunday scnon--
branching service "a soc;E- se--
,-aye- meeting a. "a NJ
-liu-stia--.
Ts-oresIa--t-Ca-ncIiC 2ev LEaEaor
aUnuv =. 3Es- ~ Morning WI
snip a. 1hN Esv Charles --a-sE-: a.
Portland viii cnncuC. -ne sErr3ce, sun
6av school a "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17

William Q. Sherman anG Miss Mae
Lambert. both Of Randolph. were
united u, marriage Thursday evening
a. the EuiscopRl parish ny Few. F.
". Plant. me double ring service BE-
.cr usee. They were a-snded by
Mss Be-cIce Ware and William
WaIc-on. The hr1ue was ~erv
pre--,lv cowred II Le5r-y blue with
MT - match and carried 4 bouquet
Of brides roses
Ms. Lambert is the daughter II
Ms. Cora Douglass. Randolph. and
mas tur several wears Deen IN ne
employ Of 2 P Hazard 90. M.
Sherman was only recently dis
charged from the Z :. Arny, hHT-
ing served Is months overseas Both
have ruzny friends who Wish them
many happy years of welded life
After a brief wedding trip spent IT
Boston and vicinity they VIII reside
n Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17
NATIONAL HOME

CHcer Of tn ca C4;s- F'-a-h
Y M1k=e
Gear=e TT 7il=A,1Es mas returned
from pass u v-si- ce.4--7-as n E,1s-
On
D.. ana Ms. C.4-r cs wa-zr~:..,e
we:H callers Fr.Ga- a n Branch,
A-s. ~.-i-..a Ta-t..- mas beer ~ =
90 % Berlin. y L. by me SERIOUS
-l.ness Of ne; sister
MaEsaW J. aasseu Of Chelsea are
Detachment 5tn Z :. Iii, mas -a-
purtaC t9r ra-i,(lIIl -as.un-
James r. Golden 1as renn rams
1Hrred 10 ne Ceul-:-l Es-a,1cr
fG-Io1g.!s were granted Fr1G1- 70
LOUIS -oupin 70 Marlboro ana $
NOR Grover - Lam.
The returns F-la2y rpm f....ioJ.cas
were Charles x. Carson rom
Y oodhurv, n. anl john e NH
Ing rom F-eepor--
Dennis z Collins. la:e e : IN
Mass. IN. William Naming la-e
ordnance department. Z : !. jas
MG-ptr- ia.a =. : Nav. William =
Ca-sr iarn Go. X 18Th : Z III.
and Joseph Barber. ia1e %. = -
haSs. Tar. naTa oecn granted Is
@ra-ces from the Home
Religious services AZ ~ Home
chapel Sun dar morning M p- n-,1
as follows: Mass a1G sermon ur
Ee-- F.. Mclaughlin a S.@e and
Protestant segvices ny Lev - Il
Temple q, -n.:5 O'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17
Pleasing Nay ccncr-

= pleasing and Wi attended MAJ
conca-- was gwen On F-lGar ev-e-
mig a. t1e FIRST 5aoI-sI church. !.r-
der me AUSPICES Of The Ca--y On
club. The following 5 ne PRO
cram: Orchestra sEisc-iDr: SINGING.
mixed quarrel; SOLO. NJ Goodwin
vlnlIn duet. : St.ber, u l-a~-.,
soln. Ms. Saw-alis: reading, ses-c--
ad medley arranged nr Mrs :
Ea--sv: Singing n.zad ~ -,
solo. NJ Goodwin: piano DUE
N!-sas L5r-lefeiG and F-w.as o.
ches--a SELECTION; soin. NJ Scl-o.;-:
reading. Jennie McNe24s 7-lds
Miss z. Laphan; duet - We anc
Love Thee MISE Douglass and Nj
=--,her. organ duet, -he -aTr1'e
March" Misses Reed anc BLANCHARD
SOLO. lie Fsraaade," Miss Douglass;
--,ynhor,e SOLO. 81 --ava.orn - Cd
cuiid solo. NJ. Sr1oe-: orchestra
selection
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17
RECEPTION TO REV.
H S. DOW AND FAMILY

Jns Of the mDst pleasing soc1a4
11ncI1uns Of The spr-.g occurred On
F1ozy evening IL O'clock q the
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcr-
Dr. vssEy, when EsV- T :. Dow.
The pRs-sr VINO has just been return
&C 10 this charge 4or the seventh
ysz-, ana family, We're tEuderad a
racepuon- The attendance was very
iaEe- a considerable number Of OUT
Of town people being present as well
as NUMEROUS friends both II and OH
If Inc parish
The veSLy was vsyy pretty der
ara-ed with green's and ppr-ao plants.
none under -he suT,e-v:si0r e Ms.
Grating COMMITTEE. MUSIC was rel
oerec ny sa eight pierre orchestra
with Ms. Haskell as piarIsr Ee-
H-esnmen-s were se-v.. @-ur tables
n charge Of Ms. y. "a C-0rk and
Ms. 2 u. Eastman. Mrs. Arthur
z Llhry WIS chairman Of he CON-
ml-ree On refreshments and Mrs. 7.
c. Moore was chairman Of TIE SC
czal conE-Tee The s.-,>e a4a--
was Under the suoe--ts3cn Ct Ms.
j c. Kirkpatrick
in the -ece1zinc Inc VIII 1av anc
Mrs. Dow and Miss Dow ws-e The
following Or. and N-s Z NJ
Church. M anc Mrs. t. Z Became
M and Ms. Q. B. Tlason. M-. and
Ms = 5. Smith. Nj and MS. L \
Wakefield M ana Mrs. .. :. No
NanEnron Nj. aad MS L Twon-
oly, NJ. ant Mrs.. j :. NIX patrick
aac MISS EGsrn Smith. a nrle1 Du1
Interesting program Il add1nol L
severz-l speeches. was gwen as +ol-
lDws Soiu. MS. Thomas aandar-
so,: -es.G.nEs 9v Mrs. 4. 3. Pay acG
Mrs. Guy Eai-
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Church, Notices

Methodist Rev q o Perry pastor.
Se-1nun subject, The Christian War
-1sr Offensive and Defensive" Bible
school. Z Is. Epwor.h League. 6-1 Mizs
Ruth lathe ieadHr; suspei service with
sfurt sermon and uuaicz! numbers a.
JPN
TOWNSEND; Morning Worship, 1D.E; sub
isCt AZ sermon. a Coat fur q Sword
SUNDAY school a; T-4s: Y P {. c Z
and shpr1 sermon AT ?. M mid-weaE
services al ID P N Wednesday
First T1iversaIssl Rev e VI Web
eer- Morning service IL W.1; Sunt1y
school H Lac
BAPTIST church. Eev Ernest A Nc
ken..e. Morning worship a. 1n.1 with
sermon e- the pasfur. SUNDAY scnoni
III LII evening soc;x. service ~ 6.:n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17

q
a most delightful afternoon and
eFanLns wGs uasstc ONYX eCaesCav
WIN M. VIII Lehman and Mrs. ..
L CusflUa. as hns1esses, 3. Ihe
home IF Ms. Lehman On Pleasant
sr.~eL Gardiner There were Z la
Dies present as guests aaC ne al
-a-noDn Dassac WIN car1s followed
a. s. so VIII most deLlclpGs 5Rl-
1uez- 4 cs&ar piece # -wa-tnnec
LIPS. 1-r-nl slel d heaE-1l. coiur
eject, as ID 2lss ne dane light Of
1Elue sZDia- zone. The menu cnn-
sls;s.G 01 lobster saIaa oHkac naca-
-tn- AnG cheese, sraEad Olives. M.
ol-sc'-z-- 1ts4a---le. ie-aon puEs. several
h-2Gs II cak-- pineapple cUs-a,-s and
ta;9E-aes- A----e- -as banquet -a-s- Saw
Yer acted - 18asLuaSC'ass AMI c -
C'y7rn-eG Sc e'-a- wonderfully br1Err
rprauEr- spaAkars Mrs 5-.a~,,ca
la rs -eao . vs-y 1ouca-as or gllaI
poem
Nj E-aw- nd NJ P,ss also
l-s---. -l.sred -aernss.!r.s~ u contrib
ting : tae-r alien = Al BrlE-uaL
sC1c. when ,-etta''.-..4 -a ssve-a- If
-1e pR~-r praaeu- some fa..-::1,ee
Ma'--aas andy cleared he -ahie. g
6eE utna~s -,s7 -t.s4s-d = he cog
Ger Or ne ss=rand Foor ARD -aa
was ~e2----' Z ve-, t.4-,pe par 1f TIE
par
~ so -le 9a-'- ca-llerad once
more Il -aa G;a:,.@r ana a very n
-s7--ne-+->r ra--e IT .-,,-e,. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17

Tire Ecv Scouts II America have
srgaaizeG a troop n this CITY which
IS n be known as the Eulon Tr,op. II
S II NEE, once d week al ne Maria
lark grammar school. There are
20 members Principal O. II. SiEe-
lnw IS scnu-naster aaG Eddie Palmer
assistant scourmasler There are
7ree patrol troops, frs. pa1rnl lead
or. Philip Packard; secnnd patrol
leader. Donald hughes. third pa--oi
trader. Edwin Small: secrrtarv.
Charles Olsen; treasurer. NewaT
Townsend The troop committee IS
as follows: r 8 WnEa1e. Dr.. James
N---nE. J-. I ?. Clearwater. Last
week me bCvs were invited 70 the
Augusta 7 Il. c a. and they mixed
up.
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Single Men Wiz

The single men Won rom -ne ma
E1ea men here F-Iday II 3 = tna
second game Of me series. Tha w,n-
ners took ne lead and heic d.
throughout me cau1es; Llz.-7
woTSed hard tanning a.ne anG a.
lowing only hits bur RECEIVED poor
support a. the critical raun1en-s
- snaey did the WIRING fo~ The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-17

Mex sz,-da- vii De ne beginning
of me Big financial G--~e II al me
Methodist Episcopa. churches NJ the
Callad States fur Inc Gentleman
Increment Each ct:u-ch VII star
= ~ = :-a.se - quota # ne one
hundred md FIVE million dollars 90-
his r-'aa. w1-id rorv-4-. -..,cre-1e--,
and every one Connected VIII me
s.:,,..1n VII De expected u dc rs
part tur LIS great Ind wn--..s
case.
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CHELSEA

Ee- = : -posar8L;.. pastor e.
Re 40 ARTIST t:tsI--cn al y a.e-v Re.
-anG1crad q 1spt!s7.} last sunday a.
~ James PERKINS stream. there ne-
NJ - candidates. nI~Ied II ne Ike
r.ass # C',-ist \ CHURCH was or-
-z-c..zed win = otA-:er members.
nc '2Ee-as- IS SIN growing P-avar
meeting ever -lurstiRr eT-en.-,-
and S'42Cag afternoon and e. en:-s-.
[nur1i1 Officers aiec-ea Elder. = ?.
Cpuge-, deaCons- : = Allan and
Pear N"w1a., clerk and tg'easLce-,
EDWARD Jones