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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
HALL, ACUTTTED OF
MURDER OF WIFE, WEDS
STAR WITNESS AT TRIAL

Lawrence. Mass. Sept. 13-Henry
H. Hall. who was acquitted last
Spring Of the murder of his wife in
Biddeford, Me-. was married in .fhe
city hall here this afternoon to Grace
! Hope Gerow. one of the star wit.
nesses for the defense. Hall gave
his address as Academy Road, North
Andover. and his occupation as
farmer"
Miss Gerow gave her home as
Wells. Me-. and her occupation as
"housekeeper."
Hall Is 40 and his bride %.
Miss Grace Hope Gerow mentioned
as the bride Of Henry w. Hall was
the central figure in the trial at the
Saco courthouse during the ten day
trial OF the former Wells Depot pas
tor. when he was acquitted of the
charge Of numbering his wife. Min
ME o. Stevens Hall. 1t was alleged
at the trial that Hall had shown a
decided affection for Grace Gerov
during the time that his wife was
living.
Halls trial started on January %
OF this year, and the verdict ac-
quitting him of the charge was de-
livered by the jury on the evening
OF February 5. The jury was out
nearly IL hours. Grace Gerow was
one Of the parishioners of the Ran.
tist church at Wells Depot Of which
Hall was the pastor.
On the day following his acauittaI
ne boarded the train for the home NJ
his nephew in Lawrence, Mass. He
walked to the train. leaning heavily
on the arm of Grace Gerow. She had
occupied a prominent seat in the
courtroom during the trial. On the
stand. Grace Gerow admitted that
Hall had asked her to marry him
month after his wife had died She
further admitted that Hall had vis.
ited her in Portland at her roominr
house. while she was ATTENDING
Gray's Business College.
On the evening of February II
Hall passed through Portland on his
way to Harrison. When interviewed
at the Union station he was asked
II he had visited the Gerow girls
Yes, he replied. Il passed an on.
tire day at their home and I want n
tell you that I owe my life's freedom,
to those girls. They were SCANDAL
lied and criticized. but they stuck to
me. They. are wonderful, both or
them"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

the same good results. Can you send
me some booklets to give 10 my
friends"
No. Buckfeld. Me. A lady says:
Send me another bottle Of Vitalitas.
/ never used a remedy that done me
so much good and I am so thankful
that / am recommending it to all my
friends"
No. Buckfield. Ne. A lady saws:
Please send me another bottle of
your wonderful remedy, Vitalitas. 1
have great faith in it,"
The letters above are only briefs
picked at random from the many
hundreds we have on file at our store.
We have omitted the names for per-
sonal reasons but anyone wishing to
know may call or write and we will
gladly tell you who they are.
r Write for free booklet to E. W.
Hadley at Coughlin's Drug Store
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

This great Indian remedy from ma
ture 10 accomplishing results where
all other remedies have failed.
For rheumatism. indigestion. stom-
tach. nervousness. kidney or liver ills.
vitalitas has no equal and should be
in every home. You may be run
down. or you may need a blood
building tonic. II 50. start the Vital
itas treatment at once. It will do
you good.
Mr.. Nichaud says: TO my friends
and the public in, general: l have
been laid up with rheumatism in six
different forms. such as Sciatica,
Cervical, Articular, Muscular. In
flammatory, and last Of al. the Gout.
which rendered me unable to walk.
Have been confined to bed during
four months hardly able to move a
limb; after that time started to walk
with the aid Of a cane. Suferings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
j. MIchAUD OF LEWISTON, MAINE
PRAISES NATURAL vITAlITAS

were most intense at times, especial
" with the change Of weather. A
friend Of mine. who had been suffer-
ing with rheumatism for many
months. and who had been cured
after taking Eve bottles of Vitalitas,
advised me to take that treatment. I
did SO. and TO my great surprise and
astonishment. feel 50 per cent bet
ter and am now able to walk without
pain. I was also suffering from liver
and kidney troubles. and by the use
of vitalitas these ailments are dis
appearing very quickly.
Il invite my friends and those who
suffer with rheumatism of any form
to give vitalitas a fair trial, and I
have not the least doubt but what
they win be relieved forever from
this dreadful disease"
J. L. MICHACD
Formerly with LeMessenger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Sheriff j. Crosby Hobbs of Knox
county was at the State House on
Thursday after extradition papers for
one Clifford c. Steele of Stoneham.
Mass. wanted in Knox county for
giving checks without sufficient funds
ior payment Governor Millikeu be.
ins out OF tht City, Sheriff Hobbs was
cifiged to await his return. and
sfter securing his signature, left for
massachusetts, for his man.
This is the second attempt to bring
steele to Maine to answer to th4
charge. he having bought cattle ex-
tensiVely OF Knox county people and
giving worthless checks in payment.
Letters were received at first from
steeies counsel 10 the effect thar
when Steele had given the chccks h,
had thought his funds would tai .
care OF them. but the tone OF the l.t :
iers scon changed and IT was ad-
mitte1 tnat other charges were nen1
ing against Steele and the prospects
OF any Of the Folders of checxs real.
king anything therefrom was snc,
An Indictment was found by the
Knox county grand Jury at this SEN
tember term for the above Offence
wnicn 70 misdemeanor under tns
Laws Of Maine. 1917. Chapter as. Sec.
ton j. The particular check ON
wnien the indictment was found va.
Ior 1875. payable to A. p. Sfmmon. ~
Hope. S "a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
.AMUSEMENTS
BABY MINE" ROLLICKlNG
FARCE OF BEST TYPE
Play Has Been Translated into Al
Lansuasss-Had Wonderful Run in
New York-Feature Picture is Res.
sic Love in Little 6oss1

'sI pseS Nv" ssSuoseeVS INV nv
lansuasss-Had Wonderful Run in
New York-Featurs Picture is ses.
sic Love in Little Boss"
A jolly. rollicking farce comedy will
be offered at the Augusta Opera house
for the first three days Of this week By
the Luttrinser players. 1t is no old.
worn-out play that will be given. bu,
success. In fact. the production Is
Baby Nine farce that has proved
80 successful wherever it has been
given that it has been seen all over the
country, has been translated into ali
languages and now with Chinese actors
and with the dialogue in Chinese it is
enjoying a wonderful run in Pekin.
China
This fact pretty nearly proves that
American humor is well nigh universal
Baby Nine is brimfuI of humor
There is nothing vulgar or offensive in
the lines nor is the old theme of mis-
taken identity worked in. Baby Nine
is . farce comedy that is also a satire
on a practice that has become aiI the
common in the United States.
II tells the story Of Alfred Hardy and
his desire to have baby in the house.
He has not been blessed with children
and because of this. he becomes peeved
with his wife. Zoie. and decides that
he will leave his comfortable home in
Chicago and 80 to st. Louis. When he
has gone. Zoie. genuinely grief-stricken.
discusses the matter with her friend.
Aggie jerks. who suggests that Mrs.
Hardy adopt a baby from a charitable
home. say that It is her own and then
send word to her husband that he is
blessed by being a father.
Aggie calls On her husband Jimmy to
help and Jimmy secures the baby. 1t "
then that complications develop. espec-
tally as new babies are constantly ap-
pearing on the scene and Alfred is on
his way home to enjoy the addition to
his family.
All the members Of the Luttringer
VII be found thoroughly at home in the
parts they will play. Mr.. Luttringer
himself has been directing the re-
hearsais and he will be seen as Jimmy,
the man on whose shoulders Is all the
responsibility for the baby and thea
babes. Miss. Ann Kingsley will be seen
az Zcie. the wife. while Billy Hall. Johr
Dugan. Kenneth Fleming, Marie Foua
tain. William Laveau and Gertrude De-
vine will have their share Of the work.
The feature photoplay in a program
Of eight reels that will be given in con J..
nection with Baby Nine is THE Lit
tie Boss story Of the lumber camps
Of California. Bessie Love. the beauti
full and daring Vitagraph star. IL the
leading figure in this romance which
was written by Rida johnson Young.
Not only does Miss Love prove herself
a mighty capable actress. but she does
all kinds of ''stunts' that might we'll be
in a serial thriller. The rest Of the
picture program will show comedy and
news views.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

BIDS will be received by the S.a-s
Hospital Trustees until September 18th,
4ls. for tie construction of a bridge
Se,SsE Collier Brook, East GRAY.
Nz@ne. for The Maine School for
Feehls Minded Plans and speciSca-
tons may be obts ined at the ONCE Of
Arthur r. Fsls. Engineer. 60 Union
greet. Portland. Maine
Bids must be submitted in duplicate
ard addressed To Dr. Stephen T. voe-
ha1rzh. superintendent. Maine School
fer Feeble Minded, West Pownai,
Maine
Certified check equal TO i6es of the
amount Of the bids required
septerGl2-f5
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

l. Duties of the fire marshal
2. The building codes of Rochester.
Eighth Grade: Economic Loss Through
Accidents
Slogan-"Compensatio never CONF en-
safes"
Review work of previous grades.
Discuss with the class the great econ
omic loss involved when society loses
the life production of some boy or g1r!
who has been killed by accident. What
it means to the family when the father
or the wage Garner is killed or incapaci-
tated by accident. The economic value
of an arm or an eye.
Discuss in a general way: EMPLOYERS
liability laws, accident insurance, WORK
ingmen's compensation acts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
a Striking Appeal

The Maine Inland Fisheries and
Game Department has received from
the Montana Fish and Came Com
mission . poster that Is said 20 have
carried much weight in that state for
the better protection of game. 1t
certainly is q striking design and not
only attracts but holds ones atten-
tion, by the vividness Of the s,Cry it
tells.
The poster is Of generous size: can
rot be missed by the eye. The upper
portion consists of picture by
Charles n. Russell, the Cowboy
arts. Of dead doe deer, shot by
some ruthless hunter. with two little
fawns. bewildered and timid. irving
to gain the attention of their mother
deer. The title is appropriate, al
though perhaps not needed, for the
picture Of mans inhumanity telis its
own story-it is The Mother MUIR
derer." Underneath the picture il
the following:
The above picture tells a story of
eowardice and brutality. The man
who killed this doe out of season
committed an atrocity equalled only
by the mad Hun of Europe. His act
was rot melted by war but tie low
est Of traits-the desire to kill for the
sake of killing.
SPORTSMEN OF MONTANA
IL We are to preserve for the future
generations the game that this state
is richly endowed with. we must hunt
down the mother murderer and law
vioiator. 1t IS your duty as a good
sportsman. to report every violation
OF the fish and game laws: every evi-
dence Of violation: so that this de-
partment may bring the perpetrat ors
20 Justice. 1t is your duty to teach
the young Montanian not only how
70 snoot, but when TO shoot and what
TO shoot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
Maesowan. Merrill Wedding. Portland

Miss Ruth E. Merrill and Charles E.
Macgowan were married in the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry F. Merrill. Eastern Promen-
ade. Portland, Wednesday evening by
Rev Robert ]. Bruce. pastor Of the
st. Lawrence Congregational church.
Miss Mary Matthews Of jackson.
Mich: classmate of the bride, and
Neil r. Taylor. her cousin, were at
tendants. Miss Merrill is a Portland
High school and Wellesley graduate.
The groom. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Macgowan. is travelling
auditor of the Portland Packing Com
pany. They will reside at IS Morning
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
STATE HOUSE
N.s M..ns ss Governs. csuns, 10 w.dnssdsz

The following violations q tAs 1Sh
and game laws have been roDogtod 70
the commissioner of inland hsheries
and game:
BY Deputy Warden G. W. Carney
Of Bradley. Penobscot c0unty. the
prosecution on Sept. II IN the oid
Town municipal court of Charles st.
Louis of Milford for killing a moose
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

IN Close time. He pleaded guilty and
was ssntencsd TO pay me Of 500
and Sss5. He paid.
By BENJAMIN A. Parker of North
Berwick, chief warden for York
county, Of the prosecution on Sept
In the Sanford municipal court Of F.
z. Nerrill Of Barre, Vt. for fishing
without q license. He was fined SO.
Paid.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Inc Maine Water Storage Commits
SION WIZ meet on Tuesday at the
state House. It is expected that the
permanent organization viii then be
erected. 1t 10 understood that an
United States Geological Survey to
work In connection with the Maine
commissions engineer. Capt. George
c. Danforth in collecting and ar.
ranging data for the coming work Of
the commission.
Assistant Attorney General Frank
lin Fisher has notified all judges Of
probate In the State that hereafter
ne desires to be present at all hear
ings on petitions for the determine
tion OF an inheritance tax.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Students all over the world are Of.
fered special facilities TO attend ls.
lures at the Sorbonne. the ancieu,
university of Paris. beginning Nov
Courses include six-months work ON
French history. literature, geography
philosophic and social doctrine, art
laws and legal institution Of France
medicine, the sciences and languages
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
SEARSPORT

Hannah E. wife of Rober. 4
Young. died at her home in sears.
port Friday afternoon at the a,s a,
"a years and Z months. She was b,n
in Searsport. the daughter Of iona.
than and Hannah (Sma-r Colco,d
Funeral services will be held on MN.
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
J.Frank Pier9Store
.en,1.da, Ok Augusta
Augusta

become his assistant. teaching in the
primary grades. She laugh, in paI
last for q years and cid NOS, e#
cient work in the Hisn school Si,c.
ner husband left 10 take ID his yort
IN AUBURN. She is succeeded by Miss
katherine c. QuImby Ct BeIfas,
graduate of the New England con.
servatory. who recently Ieturred i, ,o,s
TOUR years in South America. Ma
Pitchers father. H. W. Pitcher R
years OF age. will make his hcrne ~
Auburn with Mr.. and Mrs. P!tchs,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
NOTICE

The Maine State Board of
Examination and Registration
of Nurses win hold examina-
tion for registration of gradu-
ate nurses at the State House,
Augusta. Me-, October Is, 1s,
at 10 O'clock. Application
blanks may be procured from
the secretary and should be
filed at least ten (1O) days
prior to the date of examina.
tion. . .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Successful Salesaen Eaated
3 or 4 good statesmen with
established clientele to
handle attractive pre-
ferred stock and dividend
paying oil securities. Draw.
ing account and commits
sion. Statesmen must have
successful record and first
class references. New. York
Stock Exchange house. Ad-
dress w. F., p. o. Box S22,
City Hall Station. New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
New Corporations

ne iohowmg new corporations. or.
canned under the laws of Maine.
nave had their articles of incorpors :
tion approved by the Office of tho at
torney general:
Moosehead Lumber Cornor.,;o,
.Isanized sept IL at Bangor. Capi-
"a STOCK. $4,000; all common; moth
ins pand In: par value. 800; shares
suDscriosd O.. President. Gideon w.
Ehs' Bangor; treasurer. Louis NJ.
aocns. Bangor; clerk, Chester n.
macintosh. Bangor; directors tine
ABOVE. Purposes. a general lumber
ing business. Approved Sept. IL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
state of Maine
OGce Of Board Of State Assessors

Augusta. September 2, 1873.
Notice ID hereby given that the
Board Of state Assessors will be in ses-
son at the City Building I'm Waterville
on Tuesday. the 18th day of September
st o'clock A. N; at the State House
IN Auguzta on Wednesday. the 18th day
of september. at O'Clock, A. n. A.
D Eis. " the County OF Kennebec. TO
secure Information 20 enable them to
rake gDst eoualiZa ton fthe taxable
property in said county. and TO fnvesti-
gate charges Of concsslment Of prop
e-ty from taxation. OF under valuation
G1s Of failure 10 assess property liable
10 taxation
e s. sTETSON.
". T. DRESSER,
J. :. DEARBORN.
Bozrd of State Assessors.
r r Sterling. Clerk
septis-is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
ACCIDENT PREvEN-
TON At THE SOURCE

A Course of Study in Accident
Prevention Designed for
Children but Worth Study by
Older Persons-See That
Every Member of the House
hold Reads It.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
In your head

treating headache there safe to oow-Never use
ontaning acetand similar ooatar derivatives without
ce Of physician They temporary relief but they
he heart The most common form Of headache called
the choice food Shun pastry candy and rich food
take time 70 eat chew your food thoroughly and keep bowels
good condition by using oneha teaspoonu of e. F.
Atwoods Medicine after each meal This old reliable remedy
been perfect blessing thousands for sixty years Get bottle
to-day and for yourself Any dealer has for fifty
mail free sample request a. Medicine Co.. Portland
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

with the need Of pe-c.Is .-,,
PADS. composition ard nsno books
rulers. crayons. straps ard los -
other things YOU can g, them N
mere at prices which parents UiIi a.
preciate and Of quality which ,e.at
ers will approve. 'each-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

j. Wlet 50 Fourth Ave- Low ell Mass repos For twenty
suffered off rheumat
hands and gradually worked down knees
obliged In
of not
be
weather of
o proof to w. A Lynn,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18

In order to fulfill the need of Phoenix for proper facilities with which to care for the great number of tourists who each year visit the Salt River Valley and are willing to pay for hotel accommodations of the highest character, the Salt River Val ley Hotel Company proposes to build within three miles of Phoenix, a hotel of 197 rooms or more.
 The hotel is to be freproof and modern in every respect, of handsome design and appoint ments and in keeping. with its semi-tropical surroundings.
 THE ARIZONA will offer to the most discriminating tour ists, complete facilities for the enjoyment of outdoor recrea- tion, and satisfy devotees of golf, tennis, horseback riding, motoring, trap shooting, etc. The main structure will embody the maximum in comfort and enjoyment to it's guests, among it's features being a magnificent Ball Room, Dining Room, Music Room, Pipe Organ, Li- brary, Swimming Pool, Billiard Room, SOlarium.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
A Citizens Committee
 VIII Gall on You

Because the building of THE ARIZONA is a civic project and every dollar from the sale of Preferred Stock will go into the construction of the hotel without payment of any con- missions, civic pride has in- spired 100 business men of Phoenix to heartily endorse and form in Committees for the purpose of securing the finan- cial support of PhoeniX's var ious business interests.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18

OFFICERS EDWARD F. PARKER, President CHAS. H. McARTHUR, Vice President
 SIMS ELY Secretary
 H. w. ASBURY, Treasurer
 DIRECTORS EDW. F. PARKER, Vice e-President Southwest Cotton Co. CHAS. H. McARTHUR, Of McArthur Brothers SIMS ELY, Chairman City School Board H. w. ASBURY, President Crystal Ice & Cold Storage Co. WARREN McARTHUR, JE, Of McArthur Brothers E. J. BENNETT, President E. J. Benntt Co. T. w. McDEVlTT, President Phoenix Cotton Oil Go. N. RANDOLPH CERF, Vice President Arnold Joerns Go. E. P. CONWAY, Gen. Mgr. Warren Bros. Construction Co. ei Arizona HON. JOS. H. kIBBEY, Attorney, former Governor of Arizona L. H. CHALMERS, Attorney, Chalmers, StahI, Fennemore & Logan
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18

scape artists. Rare plants, palm trees, shrubbery, hedges and a wide eXpanse of beautiful lawn will form the setting for this enterprise.
 Sparkling fountains, lily ponds and an artificial lake will add alluring features to the decora- tive ground scheme, which will be carried out with all the elab- oration of an Italian estate cov- cred by winding driveways, bridal paths, and long walks shaded by the luxuriant foliage of over-hanging boughs. At night, with the bright stars twinkling in the rare clearness of an Arizona sky and the moon casting it's soft glow and shad- oWs over this wonderful set ting, the guests may stroll on the broad verandas of the hotel and let their vision drift to some far-oft scene of historic TO-
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
A BRIEF DESCRIPTION

The plan contemplates the early construction of one ofthe most handsome hotels of it's kind in America. When com pleted it will be one of the worlds delightful garden spots. In it's appointments, furnish ingS, decorations and modern comforts every innovation has been provided in the minutest detail. The site on which THE ARIZONA will be built will cover an area of 160 acres Situ- ated within three miles of the business center of Phoenix. It will be dedicated in the in- tereSt of rest, recreation, amusement and surrounded with grounds which will be transformed into a semi-tropic- al paradise.
 Gorgeous settings of flowers and gardens will be laid out by one of Americas leading land
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18

nance overlooking a beautiful estate.
 In selecting so large an expanse of ground for this project which will make Phoenix one of the most talked of tourist centers in America, the men back of the plan had in mind assuring for ever the maintenance of it's in dividuality and surroundings, thus providing against the en- chanting hotel setting ever be- ing affected by the building up of the city around 1t.
 The lure of Arizona is in it's perfect climate, in it's scenery, it's mountains and canyons and tropical vegetation. The call to play or to rest is not to be found in the ordinary hotel or apart ment.
 Unique and distinctive the main structure will be several hundred feet from the main road, and set in a landscape of flowers, palms and lawn. For artistic beauty it's architect will have in mind a consistent theme tosharmOnize the demands of surroundings and climate, with practibility, elegance, dignity.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-25

Don Arturo Morales


Procedente de los Banos dc Coamo
tuvimos aver el placer de abrazar
este querido amigo. que desdc hace
diecisiete amos reside en- Ia Habana. cn
donde Ia conquistado una brillantc %
sicion Y goza de generates simpaua
El senior Morales fue huespcd en- esta
ciudad. dc su amigo antique compa
nero de colegio. scnor velcz Espada In
pector de sanidad
La ciudad de Maya guc1 uenc cou
traida una deuda dc gratitud para con
este prcstigioso portorriqucno. lie coma
zon alberto toda idea gcnerosa q
todo proposito levantado cuando "a ca
tast-ofe de Mayaguez, con motive del
terremoto del dia ] dc octubre. Ia hgu
ra de Morales alcanzo nm Gran relieve
poniendo dc manifesto tods "a genera
sidad de su alma todo su amor 81
N TERRA. En- union del ilustrc compa
uiota doctor Cuevas Zequeira. organize
constituyo Morales mn Comite del cual
fue vice Presldente para aHNlhat JOS
vicimas de tan horroroso des7stre. To.
da Ia colonia portorriQucna cn Cuba
rcspondio Al uamamicnto salioeos do
nativos fucron rcmitidos opor'namcn'e
por conducto de- scnor Barcelo de D.
Cruz Roia Americana s. dc puerto ri
co Tustrado.
Acompanan al senor Moralcs. cn sn
viaie de recreo, su bella Y distingmda
esposa; una ioven espiritual ncrman- dc
su sonora un nino sraciosisimo. hfo
de nuestro amigo.
Que al volvor a su clesante tesidcn-
cia del Vedado, on ia capital dc "a is'a
hcrmana. ncvcn lo- amigos queridos las
mas gratas imp.csionos de cs.rs isrc.