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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
new YORK GOVERNOR
ASKED TO INVESTIGATE
WMk-OUT OF PRINTERS

New 7 york. Oct --Governor smith
mas been asked. ny Bernard Nolan,
president of FRESHMEN Union No. a..
une Of me organIzaauns on strike here
% investigate conditions Leading up 70
ne waIkout. M-. Nolan announced a.
d meeting Of the union today. "A
Showdown Is expected within a -ew
GAYS was the assertion made a. a
meeLng If employing printers by VII
lam l.. Green. chairman Of the labor
cnmmIEea Of tne Printers LeRgus.
Ma-saen G Scott president Of the In
LsrnAlpnal Typographical Cuiun. and
the executive board Of the unlon are ex-
aecTeG 10 arrive IN New York tomur-pw
ana an a-tsmpt Will De made ID arrange
meeting win int officers Of the Big
Six, sAid NJ Green.
PhilRdelEnIa pressrnen. who recently
RECEIVED al increase o1 sE a week IN
wages. have agreed 20 contribute the
Increase 10 striking presEmen in ruis
CITY until the strike Is settled labor
leaders here announced. State officials
sS,If'eSStQ HeA. itSI L-leE ullSCL expert
enoe difficulty. because Of rne strike. III
geTtlng ballots printed II time 1or the
election on November i
The American Legion weekly VIII NOT
D. hit ny the printing controversy. de-
cia-sd Henry LIndsiey. chairman Of -ne
legion s naciunAl executive committee.
The legion offered any terms, sald M
Lindsey, in order that il might be Ger
taIn Of no interruption of the punlica-
tiun. When il was round impossible ID
get these assurances, arrangements
were made 70 publish elsewhere
,To1n Adams ThAver. executive sec-
reta-v Of the Periodical Publishers AS
81 ciarinn, announced TO-DAY that the
magazine Housewife Is not affected ny
Lhe lockout Of the pressmen. M
-hayer said Housewife was ina6ver-
tently included n the list Of periodi cals
given out ny him which had suspended
publication because Of me labor u-oun.e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
CHELSEA

Mrs W 0. Thumpgnn Of PennEyI-
wanna is uhe CUE CT Mrs Arvilla
Eemeuway.
George weT,mHn mas moved INTO Mrs
Hannah McLal ghIin' house on the To-
gus rnad.
M. and Mrs Herman PATTERSON o.
Argusta were recent CHESTS Of Mrs.
Eemenway
Miss Ivy Nertun last week returned
10 her hume n Washington. d c. Sh-
was accompanied as far as Bostnn by
her aunt. Miss Grace Thompson.
Mrs STANLEY Irving, VINO was opsrai-
ed on fur appenricIt THURSDAY al tse
Gardiner hospital, is repurted as doing
finely
Miss Eva -earles recently returned
from Christmas Cove. where sle passed
the summer
Albert Page Is seriously H.
Mrs Jennie Hayes passed me week
end WITH ner son in Brunswick
nea shower was given Edith iAa-
ion Saturday night Al tile nome OF Ruth
Fowler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

and opportunity must ne provided Tor
public consideration by the r'es1.a:
alternating authority Of any RAJ pro
rDgais now made.
"Since ne toreEnInE con--oilInS -ac-
tors nust Dc respected, i IS svihen1
-hR1 i, would De impossible fnr tn gov
ernnent u establish any genera. read
1ust-n. n Of rates prior 10 January l,
1870 i IS also evident Iha1 aliv new
nAsIs 10 be established FOR me rutlrc
Ehoul- nururaIlv be considered moi
trpr the standpoint Of unified nne-allon
Of al ne -all~oads hu- 70 gTeatC- x
tent 1-om the standpoint Of necessl-
-ias Of separate railroads.
Il therefore, see no escape from ne
conclusion rhat : The corporations de-
sire 10 make progress a. mis- time with
ms mater hey enter. themselves, upnn
a srLu~ Of he problem 10 determine
VIVA. -a-lEs rnev think ought % De
proposed. with a view 10 fling Tariffs
c-ord ngIv win me appropriate puhIie
al hurtry"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
Charles {. GetcnelI

Charles c. GetcheIl. one uf the older
residents af Haliowel, died al his
home en- Page street Tuesday morn
nE. after an illness extending ove-
four month"; Re was born in the town
If Carroll. Ne, Jan o.. 1sz7, The son
Of John : and MahRlH Ordsn Getch-
ell. Ee is survived by his wife. Eliza
beth Tins GeTcheD and one SON.
Charles E. 5etchen OF this City. 4
hrothsr Tue Getchel Of Palmyra
and two sisters. Mrs. Sarah Cram
and Mrs. Hannah Tobey Of Te1a-k-
ana. Texas Ee was 4 member Of
Sanborr Lodge. No. 93. Z Q. Q 2
The funeral VIII be held a. his late
home Thursday afternoon a.
ocInck Rsv. +. v. Plant of Gardiner
VIII ofIicia1e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

The Institute of Religious Education
vii! commence rs third year on Thurs
day evening IN the vest-v of the Cni-
versaIisf church. The council TINS year
is MADE up by the superintendent Of
me Suncav schools and one elected
member from each school. A sru6y will
be made Of the old and new resta-
ments. There viii ne classes for those
who desire 10 sruty the lesson for the
following Sunday The tact that Dr.
Thomas mas advocated the giving uf
credits N High schools and colleges
fnr work IN Sunday schools where il Is
done under teachers VINO have been az
copied by the board Of control should
give added interest n This institute
pruf Frank D Tubns. s. T. D.. Of
Eates college will deliver the lecture
on Thursday evening On Religious Ed
ucatiun in Mexico. Prot Tubhs has
served as a professor Of a college in
Mexico and taught in the School OF
Theology a; Mercedes. Argentina.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
Onk a Powerful
Medicine VIII End
RHEUMATISM

agunIzing raeuma-lc pains for 2 rsA-s
or distressing rwITches IDr n weeks
RneuHia IS mighty and powerful snougl
ID help drive rheumatic poisuns -nnl
YOUR BODY and abolish all misery, or
The cost small as Il is VII De cheerful
ly refunded.
Druggists everywhere are aurnGrl2s-
70 sell 6hsuTuR on 4 no-cure-no-paE
nRsls. L s RnsnlulHiv harmless and
at1er taking me small dose as dir'et-ea ~
once d day 1Dr TWO days you snou4-
know that Al last you have ooIaIneu
reme1T thar will cunGuur rneuuR-lST
For over lsn years throughout amer
ica Rneuma has been prescribed ana
tiRE released thousands rom agony
Spw1ifch- " ensts- co. will supply To0
and guarantee money refunded 7 no.
BEL Isfact0ry.-Adv- oCrS-Ns-Ao
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
DISABLED POLAR LAND
BENG TOWED TO PORT

Halifax, N &. OCT. The steamer
Polar Land aIeak II mid-Arlannc
with her sides srraining under The
pressure of a cargo Of wheat swollen
nv 1nrusn!ng wafer was taken II
low toda. oy The stsnmer BRnnack.
The Bannack hac gone 10 the assist
ance Of the Polar Land after the lat-
Ter seu1 our calls for immediate ald
yesterday Both vessels are American
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
Agree to Arbifrate
Carmens Strike. Worcester

"a Worcester, Mass, Oct. A strika OF
carmen employed on district three Of
the Worcester Consolidated Street Rail-
wav System, which kept several towns
without trolley service roGay, ended To-
4 gh-- Both siues agreed 10 submit 20
an arbitrator the demand of the men
tha- one Of their number VINO mad been
disc Ia--ed De raInstated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Cards were received n this city
from Captain and Mrs. Frank Eod-
gins Of Calais announcing me mar
rage Of their daughLer Laura
Pear1, TO Percy Edward Jackman or
Saturday, Oct. 4. Miss EodgIns vii
be Tememb mbersd IS one of the renchsrs
II our high school fast wear. She WIS
a young lady Of charming personality
and efficient teacher and endea-ec
herself ID al whp made her acuuaint-
ancs. She was popular with the young
people IF The cirv and al regretted
her departure from the school l1ts
This last spring. Congratulations Ex-
tended 70 the happy couple
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Judge Fred Emery 5eane Is enter
-aIning f0r week the October club
a. ms heHGr1tul summer home al
Lake Conbosseecontee. The members
If the club VINO are so1ourn1ug AZ
LhlE weil-llnowr SPOT are Judge 2
Z. Beane. Or @ Z. Il Beaae Oscar
Anderson Maurice Royal. Alexander
McBaIn. Lester Foster. William Caie
Of Halluwen ano Willis Thrashe-
Car Th-asner Clair Stone and Ar
nDid Stone Of Marolenead Mass. At
lasT report the party was having 4
WIN derfrI line
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Boston. Oct. In announcing Z
policy Of reducing rne military forces
now guarding the CRY because Of the
police strike by relieving UNITS FROM
time To time as circumstances seem
70 warrant. Br1Eac1er General Sam
uel .. Parker, commanding, said to-
night. that a Provisional Battalion c.
the 10Th regiment of the State Guard.
from the western part of the State,
would be relieved uomor-ow night,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
Allen. Vermont Murderer.
Must Paw Full Penalty

Montpelier Ut. OCT. The su-
urerne court TO-DAY over--uled the ex
ceptions n the case Of Bert E kel-
she. convicted of the murder of James
Allen al Orleans on Sept :, 1918, and
ne was sentenced 10 De e.ecrrocuLac
n the week beginning Dec. :.
AT the trial II was brought OUT tina;
Kelsle cinbped 70 death with a plecs
If brass pipe, the motive being rob-
nay-,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08


ing Of Lae sudden dea-n Of Z. Wads-
worth L0ng1slow Of AIls1on. Mass.
following an automobile accideut last
Saturday II Boston. The particulars
have not been received. Mr Long
fellow was the grandson of The late
George a. and Erniline Longfellow
q prominent Winthrop citizen and II
MS boyhooc DAYS frequently came
70 Winthrop 10 visit his grandparents
and his aunt. Mrs. Nellie Nj Garlic
ton. He was the son Of Henry Va
LongtsHow, who became d SUCCESS
fu4 and prominent merchant n Ais
TON Mr. LonEtsilow Is survived by
MS w11s and three children besides
MS mother and sister, Erna-
About % days more viii DE needed
ID complete the State road. When
completed II viii be one of the best
rhnropgntares N the STATE and VIII
couotless draw a large number OF
motorists VINO desire ID reach Bel
grade oy an easy route.
The Winthrop Literary club neld
It's first meeting for the season On
MundHy evening, Oct. 6th- with the
president Mrs. III. Carrie French.
Twelve members were present The
programs fur the year were presented
anu several maILsrs Of business were
taken up. Rol cal WAS answered by
vacation experiences. Miss Eva L.
Moody gave a fine paper on Forty
Reasons Why Maine Is Bes1" and 4
delightful reading was given by Mrs.
A. H. Webb. Meeting closed with
~ - --r1
nex1 meeting VIII re with Miss anne
Gibson Oh Monday afternoon. OCT. 1&,
al $50.
MIR. and Mrs. J. N Hammond an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter MISS Lila Mae Hammond,
10 Charles Albert Clark of Worces-
Ter. MASS.
Mrs. Laverna MaxfeId Is passing
the week II Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Il McLroy and
Nj and Mrs. L. Crawford McIlroy
attended lhe banquet OF the Rotary,
Club hejG IN AugusIa Monday night
Harmony Circle Of the Eebekans
met Tuesday afternoon Win Mrs. j,
A Foster. The time was passed n
sewing pa.cnwork. Mrs. EIndhauga
was eiecLea president Mrs. Margaret
Foster anc Mrs. Rzroara Young, VICE
presidents; Mrs. LorI1e Long1sI0w,
secretary. and Mrs. Nora BrIgSs.
treasurer. Delicious rEfresilm euls
were served py -ht hostess. Mrs. ).
A Foster was chosen delegate 10 rep
resent the club a. the Federation N
Portland next week AnG Mrs. Il. &.
Maxhsic as alternate. Mrs. J. H lMc-
Aroy Was chosen as lns president )
appuInttee.
= Everett Webb Is suffering from
Z disioca.ec shoulder, the result Of
an accident which ne sustained while
at WORK at the corn canning tac-
tory.
MISS Marjorie Savage Of Lakewood,
n J., Is The guest of nsr grandmorae,
Mrs. Martina Slzilllngs.
Har-is Bishop OF Portland WAS me
Weekend guest OF friends n town.
Miss Annie Cover Of Augusta. Mlss
Margaret McIlroy and Mrs. z. Craw -
ford Mclroy attended LnE McCnr-
mack concert L. Portland Tuesday
evening.
Hon. Carl GAacneil. accom- panied
by Mrs. G41cneil. were gnesLs Of Alr-
and Mrs z Crawford McIlroy Mon
DAY night
Mrs. Ronald c. NcIlruy le4I Tues
DAY for Boston. where she VIII Visit
relatives and friends.
EAST-The East Winthrop Liter
ary Club viii hold It's first meeting
Thursday. Oct. 3, az me club room
u the church ves1ry Light refresh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

= rs: a.arm of fire -hat mas oeen
'-, uac z tals CITY 4Cr seve-a! months
Is a'~e- 1sw moments before noon
s1E -ae alarm. box IA was for
azs Z : cinset o. me house On Spring
-ee.. oc"1pled pv Paul Murray. The
IT WIS needless as the services OF
il -.s.7a---1ent we-e not required the
anes relnE sz;inguisned by Mrs. Mu1- .
r. --t 1al!s II wafer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
aankruptcy Proceedings

Five men fled voluntary Derlnuns
in bankruptcy Monday IN the [ :
district court Bert Melcher. Port
land mechanic. sets his liabilities al
s-4s.l5 and MS assets al 500. The l.
W Cleveland Co. Of Portland. DR.
u aldo SkiIlin of South Portland and
the SpeHr Co df Chicago. I'll, are the
principal creditors. Andrew {. Miller
Of Portland fled voluntary petition
in bankruptcy n which ne alleged
liabilities uf S44S--I and no assets Z.
Alfred Sawyer Of Augusta filed Pc
ririun IN winch ne sci his liabilities al
s4I6 81 and his assets at SO. Regis
vinier1e of Lewiston alleges liahlli-
ties II S65Eg 90 and assets Of &Da Ed
ward s Day of winthrop set his la
niIifies a. s4S4. 40 and ms assets a;
Sgn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
DESTROYER McLANAHAN
STANDING BY TALBOT
DISABLED OFF NEW YORK

Boston, Mass, Oct. A message
picked UP a. the Naval Radio Station
today said that me destroyer TaIbOt
was disabled, with the destroyer Nc
Lanahan standing by. The position
Of the vessels was not clear, but They
were believed 10 be on New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Ms. Cartisra PIimprpn. Churcr street
celebrated her 8oth birthday Tuesday py
rsceivlng he- friends during the after
noun and evening. She was remembered
by numerous gifts and cards Light
refreshments were served br her niece
Mrs Charles Dick
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Street Commissioner Brann with
his crew of men have practically I'm
lshed The work reiayinE the surface
Of the east side OF Wa1er s-reel- A
few days more viii see this much
needed piece of road cunpieleG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

The Whl1enouse laundry. opera-ad
by z Z. whttahouse. closed its
doors TuesGav, after many veH-s IF
Eervlce n the people of EauoweI
Because If failing health MIR White
house was forced ID make this move
much 10 the regret II ms patrons and
citizens n genera
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

The funeral Of me la1e Warren =
Crown was heId at clock Tuesday
afternoon from his late home ON Ea--
-ifon avenue. Rev G G. Kincald off,
cia-ing- The bearers were Halls Horn
Leonard aasBon. George Waternuuse
and Walter RInes. The tn1e-menr was
n Oak Grove cernerer-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

r ". M5lliken of Auburn. J. Bates
Of Portland, George Wheeler Of Au-
burr 4. Z Therry Of Portland MIR.
and Mrs John P Smith Of Bangor
and George = Ta-ney IF Boston were
Registered a. the HaI0wel House
Tuesdaw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Sarah BernhRrlt iE credited with
having said: -Prertiness does not
matter II a woman has charm and
energy she car secure whatever
else she desires-lpve- success. DOW
er." There is a distinction between
rratriness and beauty. A fluffy
headed. highly powdered and rouged
woman may be pretty. bur the neHu-
tiful woman has ID have wholesome
ness. cleanliness. neaTness and
charm. And the lartHr Is the perma-
nenriv endowed"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Friends If A Z Perkins OF LIS An
geles Cal. viii re glad 70 know that
ne Is on The road 10 RECOVERY after
Al Illness Of a few DAYS M. and
Mrs Perkins ara visiting M and
Mrs :. : Aldrirh and expect to
start for me west the iasr of the
week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

The regular meeting Of Pen Cla-
son Auxiliary viii De held Wednes-
DAY evening at 80 a short busi-
ness session and Initiation will be
held previous ID the contsst prog-an.
Refreshments and dance VIII follow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
A Nutshie Convention

The general convention of Inc
Episcopal church, wfnt.h opens IN
Detroit. Mich, on wednesday,, o1
g. will deal with problems OF mo
mentous importance 10 cnufch anu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

I&ev. H :. Dow. VINO has been al
tending retreat Of the clerrynen
Of the Augusta district Of the Maine
Methodist conference, h the Ham
mond Street church, Lewiston. mas
returned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Christ church: On Thursday morn
ing al IN o'clock a Corporate Com
munlOn for the Nolnans AuxiliRry
IL the Board Of Missions VIII De cele-
br,aIed. This IS IN union 7th the
presentation OF the uElA-a Offering
made 10 ths genera conference
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Mrs Allen Clark. VINO mas been III
pnpr health during the past winter wa
pisasau1ty surpriged Monday evening d.
RECEIVING many friends They dropped
n casually one by one and il was soma
tine before the plans Of the evening
ware suspected The evening was pleAs-
an.ly PASSED
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
New haven Mayor Reelected

New Haven. CT. Oc1 --Mavcr Dg-
vid E. Fitzgerald was Reelected To-
day ny plurality 0f apprxxlmHt1lT
sDaD over James A Eaggsrty. fur-
rnerty a -na1or N the 102nd regiment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
LOCAL NOTICE

Los1-Black pocks1book containing
sum Of money between Il Middle
street and Johnson Bros. shoe shop
by way Of Central street. Reward i
returned 10 office al Johnson Eros.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

DEniel ID. Faulkner of Lee. Mass. Is
passing few days al the hume of Mrs
Emerson Lewis. River avenue. While
here Mr.. Faulkner will make surne I'M
Trovemen1s on MS lid hcInesiead IN
SCUM Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

| Eugene Neal Plummer street. had
exhibited on Water street Tuesday
q sundower stalk which was u feet
/ and Eve inches high.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Rev j l. Quimny left Tuesday for
Stockholm IN the interest Of The Churcs
Of the Holy Cruss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Prime If Secnnd
Street a-s RECEIVING congratulaauns
on the birth Of 1Ine-pound boy,
born Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
FROM HAILOWELL
Teisphcne 663- x

W. "a Macarthur uf SnsLan WIS a
business visitor. calling on T. A. Lilly
Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
LOCAL NOTICE

@e-rrr aand clothing sale by La
Is C u MAraoGisr church Sa1urdaE'
F. Il McNauEhton S shoe store.
Fe'FH--r : IN school fund ocLbo"i
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

( Mrs SusRn 7. Ferguson Of Peaoocr
Aass.' is a guest II the home Of Mrs
Z = Goodspeed. Randnlph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

r~-r Palmer Of whrtedeid was
...-- ~ Gardiner friends. M.
mo mas Recently welcomed al ao-
non . r4s family n tne shape Oh
mound boy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

W L ~a-u' agent 1nr the American
EaiLway Express IN this city. Is enjoy
ing week vacation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Rev William Y arney of Fairfield Is
visiting his brother, Joseph r Var
ney. Academy street Nj Karney is
recovering from d severe illness due
10 a nervous breakdown
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

The Carry On Club Of The First
BAPTIST church VIII mold a rally on
Ihursday evening al O'Clock al
the nome Ct Miss Lille Bates. So
Central straa1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

- -.aclas Ald of the RAnoolpn
a1C.st Episcopal church VIII
Sc. W.. Mrs. Henry Cheney, "a ND
s-.-=+.-. Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

mes I -hls ciry Wi urncia1e
l--e- a ne races gwen by Col
N ~-i.l on SAturaar nex- a.
Ting Park. P.Itsieid-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

~ Brown of Bath Is visiting
/ -nnlae-. Mrs. Frank Clark Ere
pr- s---ee-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

a bert J. GoS~eii Of Auburn
Albert J. GoweIl died al the nome
Of his daughter. Mrs Linda c. Tos-
mus Of Eoff street. Auburn, Monday
morning He was born a. BOWdoin-
nam. May :. 1s4S and lived there un-
til Il years ago. when ne went 10 Au-
burn 10 live because Of Ill health. Ae
WIS a cunr-actur and builder
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

mona aCnan, Deane street. has
..---,ar. 1,1rn rISIt Win reiaLIves
.wgrLh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

-. .4z,..ar meeting OF Gardiner
,4-a Na &. / 0. Q. r. VIII be held
-.l.~saar evening, There Will oe
J~E = n first degree
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

(-av-arG N. Eastman OF Randolph
loving a week : hunting ano
!. M trip at Belgrade Lakes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Haz-vev Wlnslow Of Portland
.a.ss.rE several GAYS a. ner oic
g. q ms CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

.7as ana Ja! y arms and M. 2n1
-Io-lAs Z ckev -erurns AonoA
= s- - the Brock-pn, MASS,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

ter -aEar. VINO iF employed IN
srnpu-h. IS passing MS vacalen
Is lurne N this CITY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Eo-,.ee -h~mpsnn of East PiIrsLun
.u9nc ne out-of-town v1slIors
q; ~-.-7e, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

b. smith mas a ledger Of one
...s 1ia Gardiner merchants Inai
y .acK II 1Sno.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

IN Ms. I. z. Brady e Milton
s ct guests al me home Of nj
G-g ii z. Sradv, highland ave
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

r-ar~-e 3HnsOn Of Natervllle vas
ll,u- 3n e-lends II TINS cIry Tues
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Z -i-ia-- snow Of Boston was among
a.s--af-towr visitors n Gardiner
eeNn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

= Turner of Port and is WIS.,
ne . s-ar, Ars. = "A. NUtIs-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

George Clark Of WnILsfsid
- ing on Gardiner friends Oh
Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Lodge. No. .. this evening n .-A
0 clock Work n the F g degree.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

.7nC5rlun Of Mrs. W. G. Sears.
< IS -spnrred as improved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Ira Goodwin Of Sanattus
-aJa- II Gar6iner Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

-wr -h.lGs Of PiLtsdsld was a
.,rsss z-is1.or n this ci1y Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

,oe~. 1--WE Of Boston was calling
kascsv m Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

Republican Mayor IN Waterbury
waterourv, CT. Oct William r.
Sanclaad was re-elecrsc touAy ~ a
plurality Of - over the Democratic
candidate. Francis P Guilfpiie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08
Gardiner Local Items
SFFICE: Ma. 1 Depot Square .... Teephoue s7v

z N,asnaa IF Auburn was
- Gardiner friends Tuescay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-08

EAST-The East Winthrop Liter
ary Club viii hold It's first meeting
Thursday, Oct. 8. az the club room
II the church vesIry- Light refresh
meurs viii be served.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-16
Cheers Turn tONoes
When 77th Troops
Go Hunting Jobs
Tenth of the $4,000 Men
Who Marched Up Fifth
Avenue Are Begging for
Work, Says DR.. Kirchwey

"One- tenth of the $4,000 men of the
77th Division who were cheered by
multtudes of New Workers in the
parade up Fifth Avenue ten days ago
are now begging for jobs and are be-
ing told by employers that there
nothing doing That these fighters
should be without work and some of
them actually in need does not seem to
be consistent with the spirit of the
times"
DR.. George W. Kirchwey. state di-
rector of the United States Employ
ment Service, 469 Fifth Avenue, thus
described yesterday what he called the
predicament of discharged soldiers.
When the 77th men began to be mus
tered out last week, it was said that
5000 of them were without prospects
OF work. Since then only 500 of the
jobless men have been placed. Less
than 100 day are being found worA.
At that rate, DR.. Kirchwey says, it
may take two months before all of
them are earning living
The 77th has a special employment
bureau in charge of Gordon L. Saw
yer. The Offices yesterday were moved
to 435 Lafayette Street. Mr.. SAWYER
said most of the applicants had done
only clerical work before entering the
service.