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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

The Maine Recnnstructlon drive -
Ia full SWINE. The lntes set were
from April To IL but the majority oi
The cities ana same Of the counties
did no, open active work until
We6nasday, or even Thursdu!'
EockIand. with a quota Of se:on
was about The only city starting IN
earnest an Monoay This rcpnr.. was
-ecci~ca Monday night from Eock-
lind; Over the top with no rcsis-
tancc. Amount contributed within
eight hours
Worth AnScn was The first town IN
The State TO meet its quota. although
several others were close rivals.
North Anson's report Of success
reached the Naierviile Offices Of the
=. NJ. c. 4. Monday afternoon.
In this newspaper viii be found
new advertisement, an explanation OF
Whist the woru build" displayed in
SO much Of the campaign literature
means 70 Maine. It's worth reading
At Eocklsnd's arst meeting c. A.
Gummere spoke. The Courier
GAzstta tells II this way:
u don't know how big d thing this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Iuue II iieepiuE with the poet nAr-
ratacn Whiie Eurnt does mol Specf-
icallv locali1e the scene II Is taken
to have been d picture Of his boyhoon
home.
Throughout the musical sketch the
following aan other Scotch songs are
l-1terwopen. John Anderson, CON-
N Thr, the Rye" Bonnie Doom >
Alton Water" Kate Datr3mpie.
"A Mans a Aian.' The LASS o sai.
ocaryie." Anne Laurie. Ihs
Lords M Shepherd" "Auld Lang
Syne.
A splendid audience viii greet
these talented Scotch singers anu
plaYc..s tonight, but there viii ne
room for AL VINO wish 10 en9eS rne
unusual offering, and any VINO al inc
last hour decide % go VIII nnd seaAs-
Il will, of cnur1e be better 10 SECURE
sea+s eariier in the day either at Eth
rr's. Whites or Shorey's. Extra cars
viii run from all points direct 10 CRY
hall and will leave there after tnc
entertainment for Gardiner WIN
.nr,n. Nat,onAi Home and East VAS
ca btr-n a EC
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CITY HALL TONIGHT

IF you are looking FIR entertain
msut that Is "a1Sererr" ana 81 the
same tune highly pieAslng. il VIII be
offered YOU tonight al CITY liait The
Scottish MuSica! Come1T CorparT,
composed Of the leading Scotch Am
e-lcaa Singers will present that de-
tisartul combination Of drama ana
SONG, The Golfers Saturday Night
The memoe If the company are
not only singers of established repu-
taflon. but have given ample proof
Of histrlonlcai ability. The secretary
Of The Boston City Club. one Of the
largest clubs n America. and one
which engages only The highest grade
of entertainers. wrote 70 The local
managers. 1T Is the finest thing we
have ever had. and | have mad more
requests for its return than for any
thing eyer III the City Club
The Golfers SATURDAY. Night" as
given by the company follows the
suggestions of Roper. Burns Mas
ter-uiece of the same name The char
ac1e-s chosen by the writer of The
sketch are more or less fancifuI, bur
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Old Folks Coughs
vii be relieved prnrnn-.y BY Pi.o'A stur
throat clcxle; referees i--1ta,lun. The -c.nesr
tested BY mare than 1tty yea-s OF Use =
PISO'S
BAD BREATH
On. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove Il

IL Edwards Olive Tahlesx the sub
afituie fQ caionel a6 oenty IN inc
bowels and positively do the work
Penule afflicted with bad Mezh nnd
ouick relief through D.. Edwards Olive
fahle4z. The pleasant. sug1r-cnafed
tzhless ne taken f4 bad breath ~
N Who know them
pr. Edwards Olive Tablets AZ enty
but firmly ON the bowels md hver.
stimulating them 10 natural acnn.
Clearing the blood md oeudy purifying
the emre systesn- They do that winch
dangerous czlo1oE does without any
Of the h1d after effects
All the hene6ts Of n1zky, 9ckenmGs
eriunR czthHr1cy NE derived truRm
Dr. EdwxrdI Olive Tshlen without
Eipinr p,in 0 my dis1gEnc2h1e elects
h. r. n Edwards discovered the
formula aStR seventeen yeBs q Mac-
tice smnug pzfieun S3c9a with
huwei md Ever cumptaiuf. with the
2stendznt bad breath.
Dr.. EdwxdI Give Tlh6a1 ne pure.
n Z vegetable compound m1zd with
Gfave oiE yua WIu know them BY theH
aaira cnlm. Take one q two 1Wy
MIN fu . week and nofe the G61ct
ne M &c E huL Al Au10
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Rockland First City And
North AnSon First Town
Over Top ID ~" Drive

world war was. sald N-. Gu-n1nere.
y 90 know INA. There were 81. :
900 af men under arms. and thai =
ppG. 900 men we're killed or wounded.
do not know how many men That
means, except that II Is tour times
t1c number Of persons II New 1ork
rity. Ten million men were Killed or
dlca u carIps unu prisons
This Is world program II TOOK
&. yca-s to lear down those nIIiions
of men. anr !. viii take g. -, Is yenrs
10 rebuild the ole world. WAS AFRAID
thai the world would SO back 70 It's
oIc selfish ways. For Tnyself cannot
forget Flinders Yield ano CaaIeau
-hieriv.
There are TWO big words II the
English language today. One Is Pre-
aa-edneas You have already seen
how tins country threw its vast re-
SOURCES into the bruach. The big WORD
tooay 1s Reconstruction. The world
today Requires stronger, hraIner men
than the period Of deGt-uct,un did. Il
doesn't require artists 70 destroy, but
il does require artisans 70 rebuild
Today the world is depleted OF leader
ship. Ours is the only nation free
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Lecture On BRAINS"

The lecture on ''Era-rs' to be E.rer
By Eishcp FranI. IL Erlstni Al the
Green Street Methodist Church nexl
TUESDAY evening. april -. VII aot be
Z e:y aao serious 5.scuss!s. c:
7Ey=soIoSy ,- philosophy. 4 Is i
popular isc:,:;rs - which Are mingled
human. paihns. and q discussion OF
the educational and pnIt.ical prohlens
af the DAY.
Sishcp Bristol hae tlsd v-ide az
zua!cce1ce With tbs g.sstssr pusllC
men and women II the country dur
ing Tie last tnrty years. lie has been
Il close persona friend and adviser
II such people as the poet Eugene
field. the noted temperance workEr.
Frances willard. and he late Pres
Iderr McAlniey. Previous 70 ms elec-
non a. Bishop. ne lIied the pulpItE Of
The lending churches u ChlcaEo and
Inc middle Vest When Mr- MckIn
ley was elected F-esidenL Elshop
Bristol VAS called from Chicago 10 /
the President pastor in Washington,
d; The Metropolitan Memorial churEh
which was rtter considered le lead
lie N elAcG4S IL arrh al ~" : EItt''.
States President Grant ' lee Pres
idert j airhankS. Genera! LoEaE anc
many others II public Aie have beer
uerloers uf utlls church ~. Bristol
REMAINED .. pastor o1 this charcn for
ten wears Ind was eiscted 1isaop IL
1sug
Eisacp Bristol las officially rsp-e-
scented RS church - LAMBDA. England
and SoUr., Ar-1e-ica. As well as N th@
United States. Cuha- and Porto Rico.
7 rom 1908 10 1912 he was the resi-
dent EIAhop IL Eueans Ares, Arsen-
tina. and his work covered pracr'-
caIly the wncie continent ef South
America. Inru--. t9I- 20 1916 he lived
III Omaha. Nebraska and had con
troi of the church work III several of
our vesterr states. Since Ia-G his
Official residence tas hrcr ~aartanoo-
ga Tennessee. HIS lie n SO many
parts Of North and South America,
and has extensive t-aEeis II Europe
have gwen hin q thorough grasp Of
world affairs a gual.tica ton which Is
SO necessary u the discussion and
solution Of present day problems.
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pledged Including Mr.. Eicn add
tlcnai $500 insured the early clean
mt up. and mere, Of EocklanG's s6:nb
allotment.
The evening meeCnS saw Temple
aail vel! illed. Eev Mr.. Osborne
put little preliminary pep into II by
leading II some Of The war songs.
with Mrs Lrtledeld Al the piano
The presentation at Miss Louise q
Fisk.. a her attractive FED Cross
street costume. WIS loudly applauded
Miss Fiskc. who SAID il was her dryf
appearance As 4 speaker. gave out Of
her TWO years experience as . nurse
n france stories 81 her observation
Of tho splendid work dnne by the Y.
II. c. A. and was very interesting
and charming n her informal talk
Private William elmer was called
ou; Of the audience and also testified
% his experiences with the ''y'' n It's
difficult and great work Of helping
the soldier boys II the camps and On
the lighting line He was gwen u
Srea. hand.
Mr.. Gurnmere followed WITH aacth-
er r1astsr'y speech IN which re
swaved his audience and brought
home 20 them the story of VIVA; thIs
county work means tnr building boys
INTO the kind Of men TINT the times
are demanding. When he hac fin
lshed Chairman Talbot called UPON
the audience 70 clean up the 5000.
David Talbot responded with al ad-
ditonal 500. there were 500 pledges
from f. \. McDouEau. A J. Bird u.
e. Clover Co. Fred R Spear. Alan
I. Bird and Dr. r. J. waagat:. and
$50 exch from ". T. Cobb. Ernest c
Davis. MISS FarveIl, r w Fuller z
L Brown. F. " wight. Nelson Cobb
Feterson, and 4 multitude OF smaller
aznoun-z. TO a total Of S570n.
@Not to ksep TIA people hare any
longer" aid MI. McDouxan Mr.
Bird ArIa1bCt and myself VIII IN
deEwrtte the remaining $500 and raise
II IN the morning. There are luts Of
our people who don't want to be LEFT
out Of this graat work
And 50 that u how n eight hours
RocklRnd cleaned up another drive
and was the drst city in Maine 20 90
over the Top with its quota IN this
new WORT for The boys Of Knox
county
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One Kidney Remedy
Distributed Throughout
CiUiiZed World

In North and South America. IN
Great Britain. Europe Africa, Asia.
japan ana Acknowledgement civi-
lixztion has established the necessity
Of health-you will fnd one remedy
widely sold for tine relief Of kidney
troubles and its kindred ailments
Such IL the remarkable record OF
Warmers Safe kidney and Liver
Remedy, SO well and favorably known
here tor more than 10 years
70 ea50y this world wide tistrinu-
t1uu ana q history OF 40 surcesstU
yoafs u home one fact must be al
mtt1sd: namely, that Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Remedy is Z re-
liable Preparation. 1t must assist
the Kidneys IN their important du-
ties IN removing frum the system the
POISONOUS matter thut they have
t1aleu to carry az. and Strengthen
and help repair the wasted and dis-
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eased tisgues. caused BY these bodily
poisons. or it would not be sold
throughout the civilized --orid.
Remember Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Remedy Is made of herbs
and other beneficial ingredients
without dangerous drugs or mr.
cotics. That's why II was named
safe II iE used N thousands Of
homes az a reliable family medirine.
because these people realize thaf
the,r general health depends upon
their kidneys
T you hxve any trouble with your
kidneys, liver or bladder get sonc
" arnnr'a Safe kidney and Liver
Eemedy today Try il as directed
xnd note the exneIlenf results. Al
druggists have IT, A sample will DC
sent On rece,pt Of ten ceutx. Warm
er's Safe Rsmedies Co.. DaDt. 5St,
COLCHESTER. n. ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

from, large losses Are we gong 70 81.
Still Tit need now IS for 10 leaders
wner. We formerly had four Let gel
our thinking right Are we gong 20
orove our figures. or are ve EuinE
BACK to L.as old standard.
Mr.. Gurnrnert told his audience thst
Maine is the fourth state from the
bottom because Of rs percentage Of
drafted men 40 were rejected On &C
c,uu, Of being pnyslcaliy unit, anc
declared -aa- one VICIOUS leader can
damn anre Scys than ell shs MINIS
.ers can save He MADE an urgent
olea for the proper moral education
Of bows between "a and IS yeaTs d
age
Loud and continued applause toi-
lowed the speaker ) EmpASsioneo per
,-a.,or and 70 the chalr-nAa's inquiry
.shau VIC do II" The response was
ringing.
when ! first heard Of this proJec'
;, didn't interest nc saic II ~ NC
pou-au. but now think Il incis-
,ensaoie 10 the welfare oi Aon1
county aac am ready 70 Ffvc-
~, Is q sane and business propose
nm" salc Ear- E. Bird. we must
ms !, for Knox county ING want
10 be couuied - On Il.
sure we will do il" saic Walter J.
r,rb of a meeting like this aIier
70 such presentation ooes
mt M, j, over then never want 10
attend another public mefI"s ~
EockiRnG.
Chairman Talbot then announced
thu, a,resdv the executive conniI'se
% se,,,ren advance pledges from q
aczrr men acEreEa-iaS slsan- Then
~. -,.,-nzr's father, David L2inol,
stood up and saio:
NV son told me- that tins ~asnt 70
AZ q money raising dinner Dull We
h.-r1 this stor-st's a great ONE anu
I want 20 give $1oeD-
rnen the nasr.ng cut loose ana "
was some t1me before the
quieted down ,.
"rh..'s the WY 10 do this thing
M Eich. Let's gel ID
esther md make a cleanup. | Va
IN the chairman : Hst tor sou Jul I
make II $500"
More applause.
~ was down for s15o," said ny
Make Il S3oh-
A -e,er-sru was read from john
r-,rhnel Of Philadelphia who ms
summer pine. al Beancharnp Point-
niedrtnx s15l- This evoked ann1nes
luua burst Of applause and especially
made happy the Rockoort de,es.tion.
Lets NOT stop here" said Mr. Rich
eff Won gentlemen will raise S1aoe be-
tween now and O'Clock tnmofTo"
night I'll make NY suoscr1ptaon s1eoe'
.e..s 70 to this thing and put ROCK
and and Knox county on the mae.
These ,,eartentnc words were greet
n by quick response Of SOD each
from J. c. Perry. George 3 Wooo.
rhum,s Hsvken. Alfred s. Black 300
rom r. A. Buffum. $:5 each 0nm Y.
A. Leach, c. S. Beverage and William
c. Bird and An Adjournneut IA the
baupy ASSURANCE that the $4,000
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| Cent
q
| Dose

An extremely low price fur q
aznsd= Il such great msdiciual value.
But i thase timE when it is nec-
eEry to ecuuumize 50 closely We arr
s,,ze you viii be glad TO know that suca
. resishie household specific IS the Irus
az. F." Atwood Medicine en- be bought
evzywhr.; that It my be dEprsdsd up
IN to rrsieye many ii the evGydsy ILL.,
nezuu dist sxe huund toocw n al Jam
lilies. Il Is very highly commended TN
iudiezstiou. disndc5nd ivcr, dogEcd m
tessines, cunstipstiou, cnads. hssdache
md impure hnad.-Dw tndsy. the scnu-
inc 81. F." made by the I. T. Aads1ue
Co., Puasnd, Aaiue
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ing bag N which was q Complete
travelling tnilet ouI1ar. also Il wallet
containing SIS N new one dollar
bills The presentation WAS made on
behalf If the waroens by Chief War
den Charles Weeks Of Ashland. Chief
Warden John E. MtrcaeI chan pre-
senied Deputy Commissioner Neil
vinierfe q handscms d.eas suit cass-
Hosea &. Erich II Bangor prsneuk-
ed Afzs Mildred keene geld aeck-
lace ana pendant, which waS par1c--
ularty APPROPRIATE Is II married ~
secno6 ailniyerssI'y q Mlss KsanDD
eMcieymsEL u the department.
Ch,ef Warden :. < Cummings Of
HaIaesv!lle presented Herbert Fol
sem. WHO Is one OF the clerks n the
department soid scarf pm. These
We're al presented - ooaAk If tAs
waraens.
Al CT the recipients responded
nr,es~ thanking the members IT.
her g3f1a. After tris there was
general business session, rust nt tns
Lime beng passed II lie 61scusAur II
technical matter.
The following resolve wac aooptca
II The forenoon meeting
Anguish. Ne. April O. Ia1g
We. the Forest Fire Wardeas aaG
Deputy Fire W-ardeus Of the Man
Forestry District. Aaseuoies al our
Srst conference, wish 70 express OIL
appreciation Of the ~-Clue OF tins
meeting 70 as- Y wish To extend
our appreciation II The manager OF
he augusta House for The kindness
and cou-resr shown II during oU''
STAY IT Augusta, and 20 extend our
81 creclaLor TO the Iue-re-s OF thu
orchestra FOR the Gae music render
&C a. the banquet We 4lso ptedEp
or loyal supper 10 the work Of pre-
tnCLng the forests from fire. aac ia
4ae forest caoIa.asione- Tor his
building W, CXtending ard inprov-
l1G The SYSTEM ~ protecting tire
Er..a1es, natura! resources & TIE
Slate Of Ma1ac
tSIgaeCl
J0FH z MT-CE I'll.
VIM = ETNTkLE-
JAMES NJ PIERCE.
The commissioner and deputy con-
missioner uerr IL their Office dur
Ing thG forenoon and interviewed the
wardeus N regard 70 the wolk tDt
Gaci! warden 5 own territory.
Al - clock noon a Luncheon w.s
se-~ &C At the Augusta Lou.s Qnsi
Of The warcens leaving On Lhs az
ternooD CalaS Tor Their -cspar.Ve
tonnes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
GUARDIANS Of MIME
Forests H@ SESSION
WEDNESDAY FWHOon

1iaus q thu Nktne Forests wae open
ed yesterday morning AZ : O'Clock
with q typical woods breakfast 1t
tnc Augusta House. During the
morning session u The Senate cham
Der the war1enS n appreciation IT
the courtesy IN which they had be~n
treated by the citizans Of the Capital
City and the members 81 the Forest
Commission. presented Cummisainner
r. p CoIby . very 1audnuUe txapear
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J-IFN T. MT-rE I'll.
VIM = ETCTkLE-
j NILS NJ PIERCE
March Report. Home Ss-v,uo Ses...
Req Cross

-is -epurt a the Enms Service
oeclor at The Augusta Chapter n tie
Rae Crohs t1r the month az March If
as roilows ONCE calls ESQ. calls IT,
homes 1e1, letters written 1S4 tale
grams sent 10. papers made out al
naAv!tE. etc,) .. discharge papers cpn-
I'D and letters written for $50 m
bonus eS- IN addition 70 above
different families deatt with IsD
tlnanclai assistance gwen s.5: 40 ito
- families loans returned sT5.u0
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lanes Hanson. signal maantsinrr
for the Maine Central EAairoso Do
tween Augusta and Wsierviiie. VINO
received injuries about the heaa q
few weeks ago by being struck by
freight train a short distance south
Of the Augusta passenger sfeIaon'
has SO tar recovered as to be soae %
be about the house At his home On
Cage street. but II viii probably be
several weeks before he will be able
IA resume his drties along the nue.
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Fisher Bennett

Annn. the marriages Of interest 70
A .r,sra people was that OF "hi's1n
p rtsner and MISS LilliAn T. Bennett,
bo1h Of this city. al the Eplsceps'
church 90 Summer strrei at 20 O'CLOCK
saturday morning. Mr. Fisher was
,r,va+. IN the 18th Division. 1000 IN
e.,+--v H was overseas one year
and three months and went oVe' I'is
I'm FIVE iirnes. He vas Eassed anu
ae,t home n the Casual COMPANY
80 ~, NJ. honorable discharge near
w th-r, months ago. Mr. and MRS.
FISHER will reside al the Gsou
home. 144 Grove street for Iae pres
.,- many friends wishing tnem =
bp-,,v married life.
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Boucher was before the
al~- late Tuesday after
~ -et~ o ne charge Of non
ss wife and two srnai!
a'e If The latter being aged
=. A7c ne other ~ months.
AIDED not guilty but by
~ tound guilty and was
3B~ The sum Of So per
", u-fe beginning April -.
fa1llirn 70 make pay-
-7rnrIt.-d 70 kenneoer
eAi pom his agree
rs the respondent was
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AIRY Hopkins of the supply
If The 1880 Infantry. who
GIMP Deuens since his
~. time ago from service
..r.-, ved on the $50 rrAln
morning Al his home N
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You have seen this word "BUuD"

has been before you in your newspapers, in
literature sent through the mails, and On thou
sands ct posters. Are you one Of those who have
been interested enough to learn what it is all about
or are you still wondering over the significance
Of this drawing and Of the smashing orange, purple
and black design so much displayed?
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Maine Leads
EXECUTIVE FORCE

JEFFTRScN r. SMITH. state Soc
ARTHUR A HEAD, ASST State Sec :
orion A MORTON. Aas't state See =
WTLBc,R A BOWEN, Asst State Secy
JAMES 6. BARNES. Asst State Sncy
A. p CGEE. Asst state Sec'y
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HcFArF g -A- Aupurn
WILLIAM h SANrEESCA. Portland
RALPH ". CARLETON. Rockauy,
THOMAS SEARLs, Bar Earnnr
MELVIN & A0LWAy. Augusta
HENRY p MERRILL. Portland
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WILLARD : BASS, wl-for
WILLIAM Q FILLER. Rpckland
ilCEArW pLETN~ClN WafervIile
ITEEEET !. EMERY. watcrvil.e
Z. FROST. Belfast
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: NV se,-as along toward The
~ i -ar,. ana no craft Of Auy
''e'a SIZE has YET made tts
q So - ne Kennebec river aS
= ---ss-s-a which Is something
* =. a aarge Or two usually
i aopsa-anCe before the
~ -pr Tar advanced. n
',' d ne lack Of business On
! t'e'''f' oee veg. Capt. ". G.
- y cus Seg.iin tails the
m d tow boating on the
>. -'4t Ho- pann so dull for years
I'D that not q single
X 'eeG AIKEN up river from
4o y" RS went out. Usually
:. ny i.f 'eHvcs the rtror several
=. va ns 20 pc tcved up the
~. Tvs Capt. Small. but 80
aean none has ueeded a TIE.
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Card of Thanks

wish to thank my oeaSnoors ana
4-eods for their kindness dus1ne ny
s1,n.ss at the Augusta Ceoe1A ncs-
1ir.1 also for the post caro shower
nd esueciaIly the Webber Fonn
r.h-,stuas Club t1r their uaRny A1oo-
nesses.
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hat that word BUILD" stands for

TT the dosanod the inspired the Name Reconstruction
and Program the Of the for individual
muny national and from destructive In
five letters the solution Of all postwar problems BBettement UUnon
-IdeaIsm L-Leade1shp D-DeveIopment /;
For Maine it means
and manhood.
leadership o lost in
Building
andma
Of for and ms1uctng
alreadybe at Lake Cobbosseeontee, Winthrop
Building
Building boy groups of self and
impro
religious
Buldin phya welfare
Building educational anbdons-and suppkin the need
Buidine-n ief-a more and happier State
foundation IN this structure
,structv' Maine Leads
rTEE tAEco1iv1 1880
8 T.: H.. #E III: :$:5:" $z:# &
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Ccnr9e Curtis. who Tor thu past
wear has bssn emplpyed At Ae1riH's
Flower shop. has rssagnn6 his uona-
tom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Ia ales of Thornton Fer-y,
a'neriy of this cry. was N
pr: -les0ay night aac left
{ morning for me Gurnct. On
" deadows RIVER. 20 Ect ms
rr-aEe leadv for the SCISSOR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

her - o-Ason-etx. sooap tur-
pto,. ayr N Vest Shore, Lake
80, HanninE watcr, flush
,,. '''''t '1urt. Ice. milk, gs0-
.y,s. 9cilverad II dour. Etgtt
aik rom trolley.
p. =. MAESroN,
11a,.. AUGUSTA Savings Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
,$35O,OOO. 80
NAMES SHARE
THE Y.M.C. A. STATE COMMITTEE

rrw7N Il. JORDAN. Aired
EcWIN NJ HAMLIN. Milo
TECMA6 pHAIR. P-ssaue Isle
Ir1WARC "a. MEARS, Bar tanroor
-AgL z M--LIKEN, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

LAS :. DAMS Portland
WILLIAM = PENNE--. Lewiston
LARRY IL BROWN Wa-erv.;te
TIENRT z rTNNACK. Augusta
FRANKLIN Z. EEAC5G. Easgnr