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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
PITTSF|ELD
F. and A. ". Large Delegation
Goes to Hartland for Special
Session-D. A. r. Holds An
nual Meeting

i iarEe deiegallon af -Ileinhe.s n
Meridian Z, .ce NJ 10. F and i i
Went - rE-laau Wef.nesGar even
ing waere tAey were the guests at
Cnr,nrh.an Lodge. 20 ~: r & \ NJ
The NJ NJ degree WAS conferred on
yvo canGiGates. each lodge wl;rkinr a
candidate. Following the GeE-aa UnrA
a aanqueT was served IN -he Opera
House dining soprn ny ne members
II CORN THAN Lodge. consisting II
roid mears- mashed Du,aTo, salads
cake. ~-Hee and ace cream. TIE ban
cue. was fully ID u lie standard
for winch the aa--iano peapIe are
noted nd was heartily appreclGIef.
ny the visiting members. A+te- me
cigars had heen liEn-ea ~ = A.
Mouit0a flied the pOsotinn nf toast
master n ms usuai pleasing manner
and ,nanv speecnes and storles wn-e
told that we-e entertaining and
heartily enloved AsoU: SO ,ae
party broke IN. a. nupinG thai these
e-are-1a, gatherings may occur much
esftener than Ther hnve n the past
The members Of Meridian Lodge wlio
attt.hded were Thomas r Connnr.
Or L Z Blanchard. DR. Z A Por-
ter. Harold c Sterling. Chester A
Frost. Frank Fuller, William =
Puss,or. Rudner shaw. Clarence -y-
lar. Ernest Maxield. Sr, Ernest
Maxfeid. Jr. r A. Noble. Edwin
Ch!lds. Donald Harvey. Walter VIM
gate. Frank c Gee Eber Z Cook.
Earle n. Vickery, Fred u. Parsons.
Harris Y. Mathews, Gus Nelson. Ed
Hanson. Elmer E. Daniels L c. Nu.-
ter. Earle Sinclair.
The ann, nj meeting OF Elizabeth
Pierce Lancey Chapter o. A. R.. was
held n the nome of Mrs Angie Per
civai Tuesday evening. The follow
ing Officers werS chosen; Regent,
Mrs. F1urnre Masde1. vice regent.
Miae Edna Wliife; recording secre-
tary, Masr anceiia Campbell;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

including the money s1fiaSion anu -Ie
tIIF-h her demurai "a non IN Lne 4oieiet
axcnauRe market Paris remIftances re-
cortiing another sharp decline
Yesrerday's high and ffnal rate q, 2
per cent for call loans proved 7clitious
N that todays maximum was = ne'
cent subsequently declining 10 . - lie
sacf renamed r.,At local tinanc!a4 Ii
sr.rutiuns were urging a check On sfocR
market excesses.
I. $. Steel made a further mouefaAe
gain n lis best. Sut this was reNe!st's. I
later. The STOCK losing one polnf Stnef
sfeeis and eouipmsnis. nDtabiy LAcH-
Iron, Pullman. General Electric. A1s
Brake and Baldwin Locomotive snoWea
extreme advances ~ two tD 9Ix pOtnts-
oui taese we're materially Shaded N tne
END
Loca, ut.lilies, manly fractions. oom-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
HARTLAND
~ arlcr laCy.

T'-e "nfUnEns 4 Miss da:rrr -a--r
was h-nustsE fr~lr Eaor-srnou,h Y.
-. - %. nor-,e here M0nGay ri='r,
NJ .ss AIRY was ne etues; r;auc.,1s.r
II NJ. ant Mrs. Z z La.:r and was
& --1!Her nurse = New s-s anasu.
one week ne'a are Ae~ !lnesF STE wey!;.
- P0r-zr1nu's3 y r wnrrn ,ls.~
parents 4ava 'r-a- ~or spva-al
mon, rs past SnFEI.-ra~ S1e undp'-
went an Al,p~a+Ior cnr app"Sllc;f =
a. Por-s-1outl ruspl,z.. Per7F7r.-
Is Va he CAUSE " ae- Ieasn w'TyciI
occurred Sunday niEtr-
Miss Lat1v IS survived by me
parents above mentioned and one
slsjor Mss Il ilC-ea -at-v
Mrs. Elanch Harding VII upen an
ice cream aa-ior 4. 1e- 1orne IN Main
s.,'est Sa.,l~gay Nay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
Boston Stock Ma-ke.
New York prnuuce Market

New YORK May Is
T Z Q : 7 : Hareiy STEADY, w.nter
sr--a sEfits u&MEn
WHITE CORN FT-CC R-F:.Ir- 4.-.m
41a.
CORN MEA~Farm; Fellow granoisy-
Ell 4s!s
RYEFrm; No, western 1sl c :
New York
wHEAT-spot Eisady No : r-a -ssi
elevator expor--
CCRN-Spu1 tirrner: No. yellow
IS s. ana No. white lbs - New
York.
oATS-spst firm; standard -gamN
LARI-Firm. middle west 34es6S41S.
BCTTEH-Firm: reaeipts LIE tuhs;
Creamery ntgher thRn extras BhDG; ex-
ryAs. q score, 90: first 7sn5ai. packing
stock current make No. ~
EGsS-Ffrm; receipts 2.SE; Trash
gathered eKty1s 56a4: fresh Gatherso
northern SECTION firsu 4164Si: do. south
esn 4e10zs2. state Pa. and nearby WEST
ern hennery white fine TO fancy s4szSs
state Pa and nearby nennery whites
ordinary 10 prime 4ed<4: do. 1ruwnE r.
do. Eathered browns and mixed cniurs
4o16GH.
sTEAR-Rav s;eady. c=ntrifnEa
-. HAe erAuuiated So
PCTArDE6-Firm; oid In lbs. leu0a3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

New York. Nay Ii.
Me-cart!i. paper l1n5s.
Sterling dI-dsy uslls 80.
jarr rnerriHl Si-Gav bills 4.6ls
-orr7rnerrlal -.-dav pills 4.6I. 1eT-ian u
/ is cables 4.illa.
Francs demand as. caoies AZ.
tsui,aers demand 4as cahies Il - lE-
L.Irs demand IS. capIes s.
Bar silver IL
.s-.icnr1 doiia-s -
Government ana railroad Jonos .T--e.-
uia-
Tjrne Ina:.s strong - DAYS ~ aara
and SIX months o.fG54.
,~aH Tnnnev strong niga h low i, -ui-
.aE -are e. closing hiu !. offered 81 u,
lpF- ioar AZ DInh acceCfaaCes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

mated the 7nah dealings. Brooklyn
Transit ana I,7I~-no-oupil Canso ida tee
alSo gas shares gaining two % nj
points WITH coDaccns End sundrE sil.--
ciai,ies Sales amounted 70 -,.tSh'-
shares.
Aslde from utilities. which accpMpa-
-ied ne Use IN -aiaTed Sna-ss. me oond
market including L berry ISSUES was
Irregular Toya! sales. rz- value. 2Cg-e-
gaied xi::: ~ ~. .aid United States cou-
Don iusf - On ca.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
Chicago p-uducs Ma~ke.

Chicago Nay -
[ aeETrectad scn-citv Of offerings tarc-
ed nate-,al advance godRr IN rne value
u rorl, although most deaiers seemed
20 hnpe been looking for the exact op-
ppslre P-ices chosen unsettled. IS %
X ne. higher. with July is4 is 70 IS4 -
"aIhel - 70 -. and provisions 5c- 70
7sc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

.-a'''-esT'urGInc s+.c-sTar-y. Mrs. B.anrh
D..snor, treasurer - Mrs. AuCle Per
c-vaa, reg-siras. MIS-. Mary Paine,
i;sr-arTaR A-s Nellie EQruewcIl.
historian MS. Ella Bailey. chaplain.
Ms Cora -ooi,rrp Councillors MIS-.
Craze Dur!s Ms NeiI5e E5unneweil.
MlSs Ference Ba ger
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
Boston p-orucs Ma-xe:

Boston. May l.
EEEF-Choice wnnie ca-1ie ssnE
IA ortrer- creamery extras
Is.!1+;a, western du. ltdass
CEEESE-New Egrs WINS a.iuics
fresh .Sn5s.
CORNING. : Yellow 5sa@f western e1
--as aYdi-
FLCU R-Sp-ing 2stan-s 18Th sacks
-.....sa Ii::.sJ
EAE-Nu. .ImpJnv 4shAz
"A S-Spr-nE 9m;i-
ATS-Taucy A 70 4a-.h SACHS g.st1E
pCEk-M Medium backs Sn,n
PCTAT ES-Maine. per I1i ibE n car
Iuts. 2fsa3&
TEAa-lz-arulRlec. whoieSEae g-n-
Gers 1uotaraun. Ess pe- 7W lbs IN nuik.
EAL-L26l-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
ulRHluAlluHHD
Rural Delivery
Mail Box
Sent sy oarcsl post anywhere n
Maine S-.5o


This new -1.-a- delivery hox Is sno
opening with letter slot in door
nlureG az bottom anG egUIpped with
automatic staei nasp. keeainE il
lightly closed ana vet eRsily opera at,
by carrier or patron. Door Is st,
constructed as % be absolutely sieet
proof.
8ox IS ai.ad with easily operated
signal visible az a great distance
Sixs 16. ,ncnes ~ length, 7. iocres
high and g. snrnss ~iue.
Possesses the highest standard Of
workmanship and excellence Of IN
ish. Substantial and operates per
fect:E. IT is absolutely proof against
all weather. Words - s. Mail Ap-
proved by Postmaster General" are
efnoOHHec IN door Finished IN
weRrnsrproof aluminium bronze
u your cid box Is r-,,sfed or worn
or If you need q more substantial
one send for tins new style. II is
sure To please. Money back II no,
sarisfec-
Kellebec Jear1L c.
0a Wsssr 81. Augusta, Ne.
mayI4eodSf
1QQ4UQ1RHluHu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
WAL, STREET

WAL STREET
Hepnrted by "a. zen. Stone L Co.
Menhers New Yurk stock ExG.. Bos-
ton Stock Exc. New York Cottnn Exc
Chicago Board Of Trade Portland
HFancn once 1Sp Middle ST, New Eng
lsnc Teisphnne I162. 1G-
WN. z PORTER, ME-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

Eopd and crricn 1Unn--...a, cu4.s and
common iassug.a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and land for Sale IS
EANEca A--Fa--n i've mics rom
cify Cuts 1''arn -5 q y tons ot HaT
PasT IRE Cows. run T-aAs wupd +or
nome use. Never failing water sup
ply story ana q aHlt house. Stable and
na-n. Tine location. lAad extends
--url highway q --Ce- aile e-1C
ei+c--7c Irn-s i wanted J z. Tih-
oeJts, 4 uEasta, Maine. p I. Tel. g7..-W
AEIINE E-o~ exchange tnr CITY
proper-r. -2-.-,ls STOCK anu .oois. Shore
privilege Ceal VIII owner l-C SRVe
cor--rIsslun. J " .1-lL. zarr;ine-
TeIepnune.
: CEES-Coua--v nome " acres. =
room auus=. stable ner house ana
Ea-2se- al pain: s.d- Elegant shad"
trees and avn. eiecL-1c Lights. furnace
nea- hardwood auurs, s-aei crAlnEs.
near scaoul. Store. church and hal, AK
ellen ne,Ecnnrs. S.pr- walk 20 -,-aiit'y
line ana Steam cars, t"w -nCs H-a1n
lronnsed fedora, -oad. 4 Frederic
Z : Augusta, Ne
. -CEEs-one Of ne p.easan.esf @ad
Dos located farms n hernenec "a.
Aa.pe t--T-s%van acres early 2rp-
duc.ve land. ia-Ee orchard winter
--ui+, large 81! OF buildings n gpDd re-
pair: - niles 20 WaServiLe ?. O J.
Y Moral. Nate-ville- Ne.
:. EE@Fa.-n IN up-fo-date prosper
Gus ea--rlnE sectlon. easy drive EonG
lepC- ,ow- Suhstau-lal 1ratI-s rom
ana well divided ,nt0 --l}aaje -eids.
s-r.ng- va:t-rsc pasture. aRrI wooC.
'.TCo"- -,-uII 4or nome ana 1lR-ks;-
5onG --uor house. 0a--.. e. Ass.C
owner ~a-.r,rE mahes Culck ciose-ou,
2r--.e sSt'. -'era-is page -aA4og
.ErEaiTs y states. rcpv zee. cf--'EI
Farm Agency. 80 ? OiG south Bldg.
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

f'>'V"- no orcrcie tw.a
x aSs "H0uyupn. cost 80
f' Pa Er1er l.n.y-v.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

L. LAKES in a.. .1Fnas
aE"-' ~ sniG ai.D no
or-nJ:Tl iC2t :.
& laoC. e winthrop
g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

:. =. -si-:'ir'' s.,!rws ma Inurna
's' ing 4.ck --suiis 3. low
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

cAEEA AEES-sfeady southern crate
-i.t1:s.b
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

ToI ravnc -ea0 al the news 4
vou ve -sad -he Want Ads
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-16

SaieSFneN anc Agents SS
a. L y Is-AIor accept propositlpn
unr-! YOU can get pa--lCuiA-y and SAT-
PIES unpn-N makers. Write Ii.
1a-ks EaGun CnIupanE. El-nIra \.
q ! SE--NT'S-Rarurne2 solule-s and sail
ars. : nave proposition whereby you
Ell earn SIX dollars a GAY anC better
IT pleasant work neR- home. :: vii
pay vuu d investigate this a. once. Y
Z leighton. Eigaiand Az, Bangor,
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american Realty Company, ct ais contains
exclusive exclusive Of Public Lot. sixteen thoussnd nve
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hundred sixty l,l1L{0 :sa
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part Of said township. bounded and dsscrissd a.
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saG s9pth line , to the EAST Inc Of s. No II. R.
Of +. No North Is, r thsses :s:.sriy
made by 0rovsr N, Hardiscn Ia isi5. ssid south
part u reputed 70 % owned BY the Jennoss Land
Company and ccntains fourteen Thousand ak
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T. NO. d;R s: W p l: g; part Of; heins !ot:
Plan Plan Of SAID ,sa, noFthwsst Quarter made nx
and %d,. westerly by land said to be cwned p e.
called: southeFly by the center line Of said TOW
ship. Said lots are reputed to be owned by q.
Draper and contain three hundred acres. me
or less. -
T. NO. l. R. s., W: 2. I. g. part Of. being 4 csrts
lot or parcel Of land known a. the Cor9ier Z
IN the northwest quarter Of said township D
extending along said Rad 50 rods and $50 70
County Registry Of Deeds, volume 12l, pase s;
Said lot Is repHted TO be owned by e. B. 6rsu
7. 80. j: r ". 4 t. s.. part Of. being the SOU
f 3Is vs.. Hesnnins 81 ths southsast Garner
estate N ct ais; thsnes septhsriy On Ee.t 4
northeast s.1s71s o corner 1Ss D q then
L. s.. so5s rods 70 he e mo Sortkxs.t corn 8
line Of T. No !: 3: g. W = |. s.. $50 rods
g Charles q Weber: thence sssts?ly - on ST =
said 70 g sos eTpea Sy the Charles ESsa 90
.Yrysy snS pl; \, e .s'd
part y reputed 70 be owned by the estate
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What Henri Remembers

FROM the W Crlu outlook.
There 90 .irre- when evr~ Tho fin at
the methodist home at Charvieu can't
make little Henri 3rasch forsseL he WIZ
\ piece of German steel in his arm
helps him remember. 1t doesn's hur,
him now but the memory of how II
came 10 be thn~a WIZ INV. Mn all ~.
life. For as Henri lay asleeping one
night with his father in Asa a Boch.
shell crashed through the roof into the
bed where they lay. "Father.s'l cried
Henri, in terror, feeling the pain in hi
arm. But his father did not answer
for the shell had blow him to bits.
You mi~ht think thai .sat way haI
enough memory for ten-year-old boy TIC
keek. Henri has still more terrible
one. 1t IS of the night when the six
Brasch children, one baby, were forced
to watch their mother ssot as spy be-
cause she had given a suit to French
soldier. When they shreked, and would
have hid their faces, German soldiers
prodded them with bayonets to make
them look.
Now All six are IN the varip : IOWA.
Retrouvees of the Methodist Episcopal
church in France. and nappy most .
the time. There are still nights. though
when Henri wakes, screaming "Yor
leave my Mamma alone!'' Then the
matron at Charvieu. who has little boys
of her own, takes him in her arms and
holds him tightly for while. and tells
him to go back to sleep. and maybe h
can help milk the cows next day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-29
BRITISH LEADERS
CONFER ON STRIKE

London, September 2S.-Premier
Lloyd George, Sir Eric Geddes. the min
lister of transport and other members
of the cabinet conferred throughout the
morning on the railway strike situation
which apparently was unchanged to-
day.
On the railway mems side, James
Henry Thomas secretary of the nation
al union of railway men, gave out a
statement, declaring he was anxious for
settlement, but adding:
1.-The attempt to turn the dispute into
another than the labor question is com
plicating the situation and making II
dangerous.
II definitely refuse to widen the is
sue"
The Sunday newspapers today Joined
the daily press in chorus of condem
nation of the strike.
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BIG RAILWAY WRECK
CAUSED BY BANDITS,
SAY ROAD OFFICIALS
Three Killed When Switch
Is Locked Open on
Track Near
Petersburg

Petersburg, Va, .,ep-elnoer &.-Railway
officials stated today their belief that the
week of the Seaboard Air Line train
three miles south of Petersburg early this
morning was caused by the switch being
opened with malicious intent. The switch
lock was broken, they said, and the jaws
of the switch held apart by means of a
large strap. The lamp switch was stolen.
the wick being found this morning some
distance from the lamp standard.
DR.. j. NJ. Burke, chief surgeon of the
railroad, who was summoned to the scene
to attend injured after an examination
of the surroundings, said he had little
doubt that the wreck probably was
caused by bandits. Bloodhounds were
brought to the scene within two hours
and followed a trail for two miles, whes
it was lost at a street railway crossing
Just beyond the corporate limits.
Engineer G. l.. Smith of Raleigh, Fire
man Harry Ferguson and a negro, for
whom a reward of 800 was offered by
North Carolina authorities for shooting
a negro, were killed in the wreck.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-29
Children Are Urged
to Practice Economy


Washington, september 2S-Schooi boys
and girls, the business and professional
men and the home makers of only few
years hence,'' were urged today by Sec
rotary of the Treasury Glass to make per-
nanent those habits of thrift and econ
omy which they learned during the war.
In a letter to be distributed to every
school in the United States by the savings
directors Of the federal reserve districts
and which will be read at the observance
of Thrift Day next Friday, Mr.. Glass
said:
1T Is the earnest desire of your gov
eminent that you should continue to
practice ard make permanent these same
habits of industry and economy that
through your influence and example
America may soon become a nation of
savers and cease to be wasteful ma
ton"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-29
DUTCH SHIPS HAVE
BEEN RETURNED

Rotterdam. Saturday, September q.
All the Dutch shipping, aggregating ap-
proximately half million tons. which
was reauistioned by the United States in
March, 1915 has now either been re-
turned to the Dutch owner, or is in pro-
cess of return. The mission composed of
American naval adm army officers which
has ARRANGED for the turning back of "a
such ships, totalling 369.552 lightweight
tons, is colsing up its work. aid preparing
O close i.s offices here on October /.
1t is stated i'll Dutch circles that while
Dutch sentiment has never completely
recovered from the shock of the seizure,
teh owners are we'll satisfied with the
American terms.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-29
REPUBLICANS HOLD
UP CONFIRM

Washington, September 28.-(Special.)
che Senate committee on postoffices and
,ostroads, a majority of which is COM
,osed of republicans. holds up the nomi-
alton of Elizabeth Simpson to be post
aster at Hartselle on the ground of con-
-ention by Alabama republicans that
Walter H. Speegle, who scored highly Ill
competitive examination, was not con-
firmed when democrats were in charge
use of the fact that he is a repub-
lean.
The action of the committee is natural
and the delay is natural. There is no
nance, however, of Mr.. Speegle being
confirmed. Senator Bankhead ranking
democratic member of the committee
stated this morning that as soon as the
republicans tired of playing the game"
Miss Simpson would be called up in the
Senate and confirmed.
The Hartselle case is a cause celebre in
Washington, Miss Simpsons troubles be-
gan Immediately after the last senatorial
campaign. During the campaign she es-
poused the cause of Senator Underwood
The senator carried Morgan county, but
Captain Hobson carried Hartselle.