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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
Up to Peace Heads
Continued from PAGE One)

I,oting is reportc' to have occurred
In Budapest hu' there l. no reliable
inform. ton re. Harding the Enten Z
troops which have been i'll hungary
tor several months Tive French di-
visions are at Budapest. and Serbian
and Rumanian troops are available for
usr in Hungary should their services
lie need l. The extremist element IN
hungary is said te he in absolute con-
tIoi and has been in wiielrsS comiduni-
cation with Premier l.cninr at MOSCOW.
In edition il In called on the work.
crs Of adjoining countries to rise against
their governments.
Il is understood IN Paris. according
to one report. that the three Polish
divisions in France will he shipped a,
cnrc to panxIg. TIL alliei proposal to
use DanziE as the port of deharkation
for these troops was one of the main
Causes for the breaking on by the Ger
mans OF negotiations with the allied
commission en- Poland German news
yarc"s have strongly denounced tho
r,opc, al to give Ponland the port Of
lang and Il corridor to t.
Tdr extremists nrr active i'll Vienna
hut the sovernmcn, still IL in control.
Reports from t2ccho- SIovakta. where
the Rnl~hevik move nent is reported to
he strong. are meagtr.
Reports that the Holshevihi have LARGE
forces of troops in Grli, ia ready to adj
vance Into ll,ucarN lack confirmation,
They are within ~ miles OF the cast
crn frontier OF Gahria. hrt renorts lie
list weel> wee ttat thc anti RoiSheNik
rkr'niIns wr,e driving the Rol~hevi"i
back IN the region Of the Prnet
mer~hc', n"rthr $: Of l..mrr"s. whi I,
the Tn'e~ have forced 10 give up to
the I'kraniAnS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

this week. MIR. Jones' was fcrmcr,,
of the Mitchell Flower store, h,ip,
employed in the greenhouses on ltign
wood street. and his many friends WI
be glad to learn that he has Returned
home. Mr.. Jones tells of severa, in
teresting experiences that he l,s
while serving at the front. and tcus
Of meeting several Watervillo boy.
He mentioned meeting Phil Mcnd,
several times. and of entering a Y VI
c. A. hut one day and locating Fred.
erick Shepherd, who was formerly
connected with the Sentinel oncc If,
this city. but who enlisted in The Y
NJ. C.. A. for overseas service We
said as he entered the hut he saw y,
Shepherd seated at a desk dcal,r..
sweet chocolate and cigars to tn sol.
diers.
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) MEN ESCAPE FROM
n. H. STATE HOSPITAL

Como. d. y. H.. March .4.-Three men
who had been sent from the state pris-
on TO the state hospital for mental OBJ
se.va,ior. sawed through the iron bars
OF their cells tonight and escaped.
The men are William Tiffany of Wa
tertown. Mass, serving a sentence for
assault with intent to murder. and Les
ter Hall o. Cleve 'and. O.. and Fred Da-
Wis of New Bedford. Mass. sentenced
for breaking and entering. The men
occupied adjoining cells and it is believ-
ell one sawed lis way out and then lia-
era'ei the others. How they obtained
Dos e ;sion of the saws is not known.
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9 TRANSPORTS
WITH TROOPS
LEAVE FRANCE

Washington. March 2a---Departurs
from France OF three transports, twu
OF which have units Of the 3Oth (Ten.
nessee. North and South Carolina Ma.
tional Guard. and DIST tNationaI
Army Divisions aboard. was an.
nounccd today by the War Depart.
ment.
Charleston. s. c.. and the 9lst at New
York.
The transport Huron Is due nj
Charleston April 4: the transport
kentuckian at New York April 3. ant
the transport Artesas at Newport
News April. The latter carries q
few casuals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
Propose Union of
Protestant Churches to
Deal With Postwar Problems

Boston. Mar. .4.--The proposal 10,
a union Of Protestant churches of this
country to deal with postwar prob
lens was described by Fred Il. Smith
today 1T the opening If the New
England Regional Conference of the
Inter- Church World Movement Of
North America.
The plan includes preliminary
survey OF church problems. and Il
campaign of education.
Mr. Smith predicted that there
would he both II leaSu" of nations
and a world wide federation If
churches after the war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
CONFISCATED LIQUOR
MAY BE SOLD EVEN
IN DRY STATES

Washington. March "+.-tuS;"m*
authorities have long p"ndercd oNr e.
the disposal of many gallons 81:
whskey, rum and other distilled
spirits seized as il was about To he
imported in violation rf the food con-
troll act. Today they Sot an opinion
from the Department of Justice -
the etlec, that il might be conlis-
Gated and sold for industrial on
drinking purposes. even in Dir. states.
on the assumption that Federal GOV
eminent was not subject /" state
laws
This applies also 10 liquor seized
10y revenue usents from MounShinerS
or to liquor cuntiscated III shipment
from one state To another without
adequate labelling. Both agencies
announced. however. that they would
not exercise the right to .sall within
dly states hut would rontine their
auctions to states %here l.qH"r is not
outlawed
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Battleship Massachusetts
Nav BE Scrapped

Boston. March 24-The hatr1eship
Massachusetts is now being surveyed
TO determine whether she will he
scrapped. Acting Secretary OF the
Navy Roosevelt said in letter to
Mayor Peters today. He added that
should the Massachusetts be scrap
ned, it was more than likely that the
Department would commemorate the
name by assigning it to new battle
cruiser.
Disposition Of the Winged Victory.
which is a decoration OF the ship.
was the principal subject Of the act
Ing secrctary's letter. He said that.
if it were removed. il could be loaned
to the city subject 70 possible use on
A later Massachusetts,.
The hattleship Massachusetts was
built in 1921. She was IN the class
Of the oregon,
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CHELSEA

Henry HodgkIus OF orange. Mass.
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wharton
III Worcester. Mass. we're from
Tuesday 10 FriQay guests ~ Mrs
Selma Trash, Mi. H"dgkins same
on with the body OF his mother. Mrs
Annie Hodk.ns The body was buried
in Dresden Mrs Hrdgkins was q
SISTER Of Mrs. Hannah Mclaughlin.
Arthur Trask last week attended
the automobile snow in Boston.
Mrs. T. J. Trask is visiting he.
son. w Z Trash in Portland.
owing OF poor health Ellis Morgan
has been obliged to give up his work
" Portland and has moved with his
family onto his mothers farm M
Morgan has purchased s pair OF nor
se> and plans 10 do some farming
this summer.
William Malaney has returned from,
France and received his honorable dis
charge from the army.
MIR and Mrs Leonard Cooper OF
Augusta passed the weekend in Wat
e-ville.
Wala!ce Cooper Of Augusta was TIE
weekend CUES, 81 his grand parents.
Mr. and Mrs. .. F. Cooper
Mrs. Frank Cheney has received
word OF the safe ARRIVAL IN New Yo;,,
from overseas % her brother. Ea-
ward Light
Ruth Fowler IS the CUES, OF Edt,h
ka,on in Gardiner.
THE roads in the ives, part % tie
town are in such a had condition that
the rural carrier On Route from Au-
sus,a was obliged OF Monday 10 skip
q part OF his route
John Barney was called 70 Canaan,
y H Friday 70 see his mother. Mrs.
Aheie Barney ~ho sustained s-ri-
cus injuries b. a fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

Among the soldiers who arrived
home the other day from France was
Private Vivian Commons OF the sath
New York. Of late known as the le5ih
Infantry IT isn't SO bad 70 be shot
when you are lighting" said Com
mons. that when they carry YOU of
the rivlG and puI YOU in a hospital
where A wounded man has right 10
feel safe. il sure is he'll 10 be blown
OF: Of Your bed by an airpiars bomb
or sometimes b. shrapnel lombard
mertS. such as the Huns gave our
hospitals They knew i, was a hos
pital buildings. because il mas clearly
marked day and night. t,ass by DAY
and a big electric sign visible for
miles at night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

ratcly reflect the views of the foreign
editors OF French newspapers. Some
NAV EXPRESS reserve as to how far the
movement Ia or is not inspired by Ger
MANY. but they generally agree IN
placing the principal blame for the
event on the procrastlnatlon OF the
rea'e conference and in insisting upon
Immediate steps to fight Eolshevisrn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
BOWDOlN

Weston Allen. a graduate OF Farm
inS'cn Normal School. has been
elected 10 the school board
William Rideou- has boush: suan
OF farm horses from Charles Doug
lass OF parharl.
The Watsrhouss portable sawmili
has been in transfer through this
place from l.i,chfie,d 70 the Arlcn
Prince farm in Webster.
Harold Small has employment, in
the shipEard at Portsmouth. y. H.
Lloyd Nadeau. who has been work
Ing IN the woods at Straston. arrived
home 81. ~ ay.
Grace Sn,sa III is visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Small.
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Red Cross Drive This Week

The Waterville Chapter Ia ar
pointed Mrs. Lester A. simpson :"
Benton avenue as chairman and rs
common with other chapters hc.
been noted in the Journal 70 ,p,Ic.
all the used clothing anl"n" ca
spare. The collection this time Is r"
only for the sufferers of Belgium hu
for the need Of the entire s'r.chc'
Allied territory. and may be !,f' a
the Red Cross rooms at the III.
building whether or not any Of In
committee are present to receive tn
clothing; or the members OF the com
mittee will be glad to call for IT,
articles if notified by telephone Or A
the Office of the chapter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
Henri Allie Will
Go to Austria Soon AS
Extraordinary Envoy

raris. March a4.-tFrench Wireless
Servicn> Henri Allie. French min
lister at The Hague who was recalled
last week to undertake n mission to
Vienna. viii leave Paris for Austria
soon. He will have the title of extra :
ordinary envoy. His assistant viii he
Francois Eomicu. formerly an attache
OF the embassy in Berlin and Vienna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
GEN. WALSH PRAISES
CIVILIAN POST OFFICE
WORKERS IN BORDEAUX

Washington. March 24-Praise for
the efficient and capable handling"
of mail at the Bordeaux American
Civilian Postotfice is given by Brig
adler Gen. Walsh commanding the
base. in communication forwarded
today TO the Postofiice department.
The letter Of transmittal says Gen.
Pershing inspected the Office recent
~ and went away satisfied that the
civil post Office service was in no way
responsible for complaints against
the mail service for the soldiers.
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Among the veterans a, the Nation

Among the veterans at the Nation
al league gathering was Jack Lynch
VINO was famous as the pitcher OF the
champion Metrcpoiitans of 1854
Lynch is 81 years old and still enjoys
rugged health. He boasts OF pitch
ing record which he established 81
years ago When was with the
New Bedford club. managed by Frank
Bancroft, back in 1917. I pitched
three games in one day. said Lynch
The first game began a. 5 o'clock in
he morning a, New Bedford, the sec
ond started at II O'Clock in Taunton.
and the third was played III Provi-
tience a, in the afternoon. The first
TWO were nine innings each. and the
third lasted IS innings / NON all O.
them ana fel, as fine as silk when /
ven, 10 supper"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
College President to
Head Religious Society

Omaha. \eh March "i-Thc Kew
Francis X McMenamv. president 81
III, ,'reighton university. today ar-
centc,i the position as head of the
Province Of Missouri Society ~
Jesus. with SUBDIVISION OF many
Catholic universities. schools. cot
lcaeS and other institutions III the
middle west, His resignation as pres
ident OF Creighton VAS accepted by
the trl..eeS Of the university.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
HOWE'S CORNER

Chester Cooper has purchased nns
horse which he intends to use Tor il $
farm WORK Mi Cooper may well he
proud OF his span AS they are ronsii.
cred tho hest IN this vicinity.
We are all glad To hear Mrs Frank
Andrews continues to Improve
-. Z. Clarke and Eugene Trask we're
recent Callers III ToHus. ha\inS been
called the.e OF business
Clyde l.. TrAsk WAS \ va,ler Al the
Capital CITY Thursday,
Mrs Il. \. Trssk and son Euesn.
were business callers In the city Thurs.
"a>. They report tho tray Yelling AS the
worst they have seen III ~ years.
Mr. AID Mrs. Frank Turrctte were III
the capital City Friday on business,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
NAVY DEPT. TO STOP
HAULING COAL NEW YORK
PUBLIC UTILITIES

> Washington. March "4-Actins Sec
retarN Roosevelt of the Navy Depart
ment wrote Fuel Administrator Gar
neld today that Naval tugs would dis
continue Immediately hauling coal for
nAhlic utilities III New York city and
that if any sudden emergency arose
III the future managers of such util-
tiles should make known their wants
to the Fuel Administration and not 10
the Navy Department.
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Prominent N. Y. Mason Dies

New York. March "t-Henry {. SOM
mers. rrcm,nent in Masonic and insur-
ance circles in New York state, died ~
!, o>litai here today from pneumonia
Tie ~ rast master OF several Nasonit
rnijes and IN recent wears had beef
connected with the Masonic Mutual
Life Assurance Association OF Buhalo'
Mr. Sou;rers, who was horn IN 1851.
was graduated from Cornell and Colum-
81. law school He was founder Of
Insurance Opinion and an editor fo-
nile wears o. the Insurance Record.
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HIGH WATER CAUSES
CLOSING OF MILLS

On aceur: of the hixn ~a.e- ~
lockwood mills were closed Mo-i."
Noon the officials stated go. /.
were hoping tina, TIE mills ~. be-
naming three GAYS. al or.icr 80 '.
employees could pl; II tn-- .
time as'the mill is cn{y -urrnr-
three d. basis. fer ar fns
time Tne Nigh Sa;-r as" "..,,.
the construction WORK a. t-e u
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ARREST MAN IN
FITCHBURG, MASS.
MURDER CHARGE

-Waltham. Mass. March ga
police inspector who went To Fitch
burg today. sent word tonight of the
arrest in that city of Dominic Par
lsSi. on a charge of the muredsr of
Luigi Graceffa of Maynard. Gracef-
IA : body WAS found in the Charles
River near Waitham. yesterday. II
bore four knife Wounds
PARISH was living here a, the time
Of Grareffa'S disappearance on Jan
uary 10. He Was brought back to
the cl,y tonight and Will be given a
hearing tomorrow.
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HaShins,pn. Ma-ch -4.-The steamer
Melrose. reported IN !Ial..sA dispatches
10 b. IN distress abou; - mics cas-.
Of Bermuda sailed IRON, $. Na.a!re.
Ersn,n Aarca > tur Newpor, News
War de3a. Iuent records show tn-
,rocps IN board 20 consist o. ds.ach-
rnent .. she N.ih Tank Corps CompaE.
the number CT men noI gwen an o. !
nance detachment Of one officer an !
u men and TWO casual Officers one Il
the medical corps and the other Of the
air service No Information was avail
able Al re department tonight as -
the ~, den; which was reported %
have ltta!len the SHIP.
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". & F. ELECTRIC Il. r.
ADOPTS NEW RULES

TIE superintendent - 80 9-'--
and Fairfield t-eStr,c -oaf So
daN 1 a.. ca sc.o.r, - IT, -
,omoels I'm, .pt % prev n rns
accidents. iasserse-s s.aL1 ~
cave the cas- o, ,fe Tsr. ls- q
where the trAsk Nas ~ ;hs TFs1.s
me street. The ,aHsssN.r- 'o->
'9i> Sep - proven: asr'sc-.-
WISHES sh-s puS.ir 20 Ccosc-a
vent ~o,isnis that car o. svof@e- :
abiding ~ TIE -l.ls.
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CALF. SWIMMING
CLUB TO HAVE
INDOOR SWIMS

New York. March .l-The Cali
tornia Swimming Club OF San Fran
cisco. was notified today by The AM
atcur Athletic Union that the Wo-
mems -.o-ytard indoor swim was TO
be held there on April and that the
mems Junior ioo-yard breast stroke
indoor title would he decided AZ the
same rluh on May t.
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Look for General Election
In New Foundland Next Fall

-. Johns. y r. March -t-Ihe eggs
IatIye situation is such that II Is en-
per,ed that there will be a general eicS-
ton in Newfoundland next November.
Thc legislature will meet on April !:
and under is present status viii eS-
Port April 30 II IS considered proc
a.le that bill will Re passed 10 extend
the 10, o. the Il SisiatiNe boiy for SON E
slime II order TO take care q Necessary
tu iness
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TRIAL OF MAYOR
LOS ANGELES SET.
FOR APRIL nth

Los Angeles. March A.-1hs trial Of
Frederic r. Woodman.. mayor OF Los
Angeles. who was indicted here last
Friday on a charge of Receiving a bride
in connection with alleged vice condi-
tons. was ret today for April II. The
early date was fixed at the request OF
the mayors attorney, who said he want
ed the case settled before the May mu-
nicipal primaries.
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COMINe EVENTS

ASr. f-Cn5ssd States C-S.-.c: =
Judge James NJ McStcz IL SIS
rreSsI.ng.
April i-S9g-scs. Sc0rt civil az. t-iT'-
icss .s-rs- NocS!xai
ApTd l-Sa7<ssls caGr,. evil
Bangor
Apr, i-S4a-s-.e s>,.-s. cf~sl SIS
raj term Snow asSxn
Ar-ts i-S0psrscr <ssar. Ss>f -
sna' terra AexGs,a
Ap-s. f-S0psrscr s~au,s. cav.l Ard
snSi 1sr-s, Portland
ASrSs ,-Nassesasl e.ec1ssa. CA.a>
Ascl -kennes<re Perse.a t-s"-'
ATf1 <Ass1e NSehS>i.s; - = ?
SNss;ersecs. sllarstesS-
ASaa Ssass Name Ms;hed's: "a"
pa csNafsresvs. Me-.
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APPOINT COMMITTEE
AMERICANS TO LOOK
INTO TROUBLE TIEN.TSIN

"shing,on, March GA commits;
tee ~ Americans 3. Tien-Tsin has
been appointed 70 investigate the re-
cent clash betwee American sold ers
and japanese, Il was learned today n;
The State Department. Pending ~e-
ceipt 81 complete report. officials
are suspendins judsmen, on the AZ
F3ir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

Mayor Z {. Wariwsll ua,sdexs TIE
superintendent; - the Walsryslfs ana
F'2irrield elec,rios Monday sfteras~ea
tina; on Accoua, 81 ;he had -x>a3 be-
;ween - And lea Wafer stree, :,
would ee necessary az run The ca-s
SLOWLY, Repairs axe - Re made a,
onIe CT 'hs, rlece ~ ROAD and un.,l
TIE WORN - completed II viii be asx>>S.
say - have the cars ~ =, i safety,
FRS, rate Of <pseI 10 p-s>Sa, x>.s-
dents
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Hon. s. 1. Berry Honorcd

Hon. S. l.. Berry. who wa elect,
representative to Legislature trna
Waterville on the Democrat" tjr..
was honor ID by Speaker Farrrgtr,
of the House of Representati>o. M"r
day afternoon. being called 10 tn
chair to act as speaker of the iI"us,' It
the session of the body which "p,rD
at 430 o'clock.
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Mrs. Vetaline Marcoux

Funeral services for the late N,t.
aline Marcoux. who died SUNDAY u,,r
be held on "Wednesday morning at 3
o'clock from the Notre Dame church
Mrs. Marcoux died at he, homc or
Water street Sunday, "ftcr = .hor
illness. at the age OF 4. years. Sho y,
survived by her husband, Ar;hm
Marcoux. and seven children.
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BOSTON VOTES
$4,000 FOR
26TH RECEPTION

Boston. March n&-The Git, Coun-
Cil today voted an appropriation of
$5o.ooo Tor the reception of the Goth
Division. Alexander WhitcSiic. cor
poration counsel. said that the cost
ia the city might reach double that
figure.
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SOVIET GOVT TAKES
OVER ALI. AMUSEMENT
PLACES IN BUDAPEST

Copenhagen. March .t-lEy the Assoc
GATED rrcSs> "A dispatch from HudA :
pest says the Soviet government has
occupied all the theatres and music
halls and arranged for revolutionary
plays and addresses on the Significance
o. Tire revolution.
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RHEUMATISM
A MULE.

You've got to coax 1t to make It
co.. "Neutrone Prescription 49,
will start the most stubborn and
dogged case OF rheumatism.
We have witnessed its effective.
ness in hundreds Of cases. it does
things.
"Neutrone Prescription 80" is en-
tirely different from the old prepare
ton On that It aims at eliminating
all Rheumatic p0isons by purifying
the blood, common sense teaches you
this.
II removes those awful pains.
limbers up those swollen stih
Joints and muscles in a way that Will
surprise you. Get bottle today, got
the old stuff out Of your system. soc
and 81 the bottle at your druggist.
For sale by Bowdi:ch- Webster Co..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

\ large representation of men from
Waterville. opponents and proponents
IL the new city charter FOR Water
willie. are planning TO so 10 Augusta
10 attend the hearing on the charter
which will I've held before the Judi
ciary committee Tuesday
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MORE ARMY UNITS
ORDERED. HOME

Washington. March A-Army organ
izations announced today assigned for
early convoy included the headquarters
Of the 9th Field Artillery Brigade. and
the Hist Artillery Regiment. both Of
the 3sth ARKANSAS. Mississippi and
Louisiana National Guard) Division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

th;t JONES, who enlisted With IL.
lri>' Trench Mcsar BATTERY, ana ~n,
rsSen'iS SrrINe,; from OVERSEAS A, a
New York camp, vas N ire rs,y <~s-
TIE weekend VITA his parents, ara
'e'e-nea 10 Camp Ne,sns M,.,SsS
where Re expects - rsx>~s,e Ms has.
V'A"'e 4sSasFSe On "Wednesday -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

Il preventative and Mrs. George II
Allan of Portland. Senator and Mrs
Charles \. Gre shtrn o. Thcma>ioe
and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene {. Cirll of
Augusta were dinner guests SUNDAY
at the home u Col, and Mrs i (.
EuothhN ON t"llts, a,enus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25

Mrs. Niiher Lunt Of Ccl-Ese avenue
has gore 10 Providence. K I. where
she Will visit friends and rs,a,i,e
10, AT indciini,, time. Her dauSh.
ter. Miss Geraldine. scccrnpa MED Nor
a. fag as Portland, and viii remain
there with friends for i few DAYS
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Friends Of Rev joseph

Friends Of Rev joseph Sa,,s,l
shepherd, tor more shan ) Wears
pastor 81 s.. Fau,'S Episcopal caurvr.
Will regret IL learn ira, ne Is ssri-
ou>ly IL At the recIcry. Raw. Frans
H Steadman. a; one time III charge
Of q church III Wase-,,Ne, ard re-
Gently connected with ,he in0us,ri-
al department of the y NJ I. A. with
Headquarters At Bath viii crcupy
the pClpiI.-PcrilSui Sunday Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
LATE MARkCS kNOWLTON
LEFT ESTATE S442,Ol1

Springfield. Mass. March e4.-The ap
praisal OF the estate Of former Chic
Justice Marcus =. Knowlion OF The
stnte supreme judi ial court. tiled here
TODAY. shows total estate OF Ni-,N
OF this s4'5.Ml is i'll persona! property
and IS, ON in real estate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
CHARLES AND FAMILY
60 TO SWITZERLAND

Copenhagen. March ~, - Former
Emperor Charles " Austria Hungary
and his family left Ekartsau Caste
ltst NcninH ON u special train TO,
Switzerland. a Lislk.t, from \'enrl
SANS.