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The Connecticut labor press. (New Haven, Conn.) 191?-1921, 1919-08-23
machinists' organization

The unions of Bridgeport, G. A.
Doyle said, do include many radicals.
who sometimes go too far in their de-
mands. However," he said, "the ma
yority of the men are not in that class.
Most of the Columbia strikers are high
grade workmen. However, in unions,
as in other organizations, each radical
receives as much attention as Is reason
able members"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
YOUR CHILD
IS CROSS. FEVER|SH,
FROM CONSTIPATION
II tongue Is coated, breath bad,
stomach sour, clean liver
and bowels.

Give california syrup OF rIr- Ht
once tnHsuuuuful today often saves
H sIrh child tomorrow
D. your little m is out.uf-Hurts.
BALI .s'rk ISN'T resting eating and set.
iuE naturally look. Mother see if
tongue lH coated This b. a sure sign
fhft Ifs little stomach liver and how
rIs 900 rl1rrsi with waste when
truss irritable. fevcflsh. Hfumash
SOUR breath bad ur has stomach.
urh dlurrhneH. sore throat. fun uf
rnli. ElN u trHspuunful % "Callfur.
mia syrup uf FirH % Boz a Tow hours
900 The r~1nstlputod poison. undirrsted
food and suur bile gently moves ouf
NJ lts utflo bowels without gripping.
Hul fuu have "a we'll. playful chilli
again
Mother can rest rts1 after giving
fIiH NiIUit" fTuIf laxative hr.
usn DO newer tails fu cleanse tho boo.
nH ONO IN lUI bowels and sweet
,u NNs stomach Hul tines dearly iut q
it4 pirtaWf taste fuU directions Tor
NInirs children ~ 100 ages uuI for
CROW cups printed Uu oarh bottle
Beware of counterfeit uE sfrIus
'.I EHHI IruEfI.f for a. HufIIr uf
%fIlfHrrit syrup of rIrs then 300
fIHf U . WIis nt 90, California TIr
syrup COMPANY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
M. E. Church Having
Centenary Revival

The centenary movement b. hrcom.
Ing quite 10 live subject in thu Aihu
uuergur district 81 tho Methodist
Episcopal church South D. b. using
81 isCu scd ln chtrl hcs. homes aud
wherever two or three r. h.ourht
together
There viii Dc meetings ~ preachers
ana representative ffnm each charge
in the district, beginning hfrH tAnifnt
aud continuing through Friday
Among those who hi.yc already Hr-
rived are SIR and MrH e. a. ulttsuu.
Rev J ~ Mssset. TucumcarL y 81
Rcv a. a. Lewciiinr. CarriroEu. n.
A. rev " "a Nandcfpnul Tulafusn.
n. A. Rev W A. nelrher NnurhI 3D..
y N Hcy a. ~ barton Oaiiup. ~
NJ lev % a. uXfurd MDlruso n
a. HoY O. g. Evan. u%iuovnfcr N.
A., ana Rev j D NiruariH and Mr..
T. " Medley. Mardnleua N 81 9th
erH ore expected Co. arrive tomorrow
Several speaker from other aiti
viii ho ln attendance amunF ,hf
Will be- NUt ~ ~ Ions Fort Nuftl.
Tea STR ". A. king Nashville.
Tom Rev g. o. kniCkcrhurker aud
AZ aud Mrf J. D. Ayers ~ rnso
Tho evening" services are open 8,
the public Don fail 60 helr Ns
u a. k~uics-rhuckcr tho most pHru.
Der preacher boz the West. speak flIY
GAY night An the services viii r,
held Boz ;he Central avenue Mtthu|
dist Episcopal church. south
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

II yor would ilke 10 So a delight.
~ idcture. 80 fet nary r3fkforl IN
Caprice a. the "B' thentsr today.
~ h. introduction Ne are ritrn a
otamoud IN the rough. At the con-
cInaion Ne seo n polished GEM. For
EVEN facet tn the stone "Our MARI
Eitca a new definition ~ rapfl,4.
Mercy h Z child Of moads-Wa
l.nrh with her and a. suddenly
check ourselves a. We go the cloud
pas over her face. We are trsttai
20 a hearty laugh In D h~egiuniaa
when Jack Henderson. . young hunt
er' l. trced hy q tame bear Mercy
appear n calls off the animal
which then eats out Of her hand and
foliown her like = kitten. Thus fhflr
hcquaintnnce begins and whun Jack
accidentally wounds Msrcy and Offer
p marry her. h cheerfuiiy becomes
This IL the prelude 10 an absorb.
inf STORY which rises 20 great ora.
matte heights during a. de4clap-
inenL Mian Pickford has a aplcndld
role which h portrnfs with her ns-
uni artistry. Her icadlnE man u
Owen Moore a popular player The
support 4 excellent throughout Tho
fourth episode Of '-Thc Iron Teai
vii also be shown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Sanitary Board and
Sheepmen Will Hold
Meet in Short Time

Several members Of the sheep san
itnrY board and ~ secretary. james
Logan. will hold a conference with
in u short lime with ahropmsn ~
northern New Mexico aud southern
tulurtdn sn the ahcspmcn can ad-
vance their opinions concerning the
dipping order 81 She board which
cnmpcls 81 fheop crossing the houu.
diary from other states o. be dipped
several flucks FROM Colorado came
into this state when weHfhcr cundl-
lions prevented dlppiuE aud thoy hay
been u-uHrtufiuud GUARDS have been
placed over two nucks owned by coll
urthu ahcruWru
Tho sheep sanitary board desires o.
learn she attitude III shropmeu lu the
natter tul Cor THE reason tlr uu.
frftnrr Will hr held Tho date 1f tho
meeting huH not yet boon decided it
wll Dee held at Pennington of 90
Aztec
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Josie Scdrwick has done u NJ last
~ hah deserted thc fierce. meioIra.
uiaNc p~fudurilnna q The west where
co. me fought rrenHera, famed villains
on horseback 80 handled rifles She
now makes her debut lu society ORA.
ma. ana from al reports she d. just a.
successful IN evening rowns aa rhe
NAs ~ cowgirl rppurei She appears
az The Ideal thrater today with Mii-
Ham DESMOND ln "Hella End
In this picture. Miss Sodrwick az
MARY FiNun daughter OF Il millionaire
manufacturer, drifts into 'Hells
Ind a Ennrster h-rndquartora. while
sir D. on IL summing expedition with
some soricty people. There she meets
william Desmond aH Jack Donovan. a
gang leader Donovan and she had
known each other lu childhood Love
irhtH in her heart Tor him. Fierce
sang battles fellow. and uesmond
rises out ~ his environment t1 the
heights. making himself ultimately
worthy ~ tho beautiful ana accom-
pilshed society girl ~ the caat sun
purflnr At Desmond aud Nn eofr.
wick are Louis tiuln Durham. Dor.
othy Hagnr and Charles Dorian
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
OONnrAL MINsTnrI TNIIINr

With 'fparcrihh Jones. sllm Ilm
Aueiin snow BAR Elliott ana "N.r.
vouH Cannon o. SLEEPY Eyed
Mhifmure the comedy end or H4r-
yey'f Greater Ministries would be- 10.
n'rior Co other similar shows with.
out Clarence Powell I'd Tniiltsr and
Frank Kirk After an there cannot
be- too much comedy in O. minstrel
provided Of course IL Be- the clean cut
and irrosiatihle Kind
Manager Harvey ia justly proud of
the talent De ccur, and ul-
though H la expensive 90 pas high
NulnrieH a. Hu many clever people yet
if fs "a iot uf Hltis.lrtluu tu the mHn-
HFCr Co feel assured thar un mHttar
where the Harvey Greater Miuatraia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

plays q r. roing 20 please the patrons
However none 81 thr above cnierie
81 eaprfta are funnlor than FRANK
Kirk a. he u playing his banjo and
singing with a lighted cigar In hie
lIpa. that he apparently swallows the
cigar and continues 10 sins A. smoke
poura forth from his mouth Ike lava
from q volcano.
kirks performance 10 clever. hut
The man Of much mystery. the Whit.
mere iu theft dancing number and
the Meane couple In their classy but
strange work ~ surprising stunts
Thia company appears AZ tho high
school tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
q NOTES


Mra suso Murstln from McrhrrHuu.
Kan b. visltiug her SISTER SIRE How
ara Hubbard
sunday school commenced aElu ui
Pine drove after helms postponed f.|
several WHrhH Goa account uI NHu
Wrafher
Kelley knlFht nud family formerly
ODD settlers of the ErfHurIt Ntllr
have returned from nureH NrrIur
Arb Sir kuIrht bought H Iiu.I
nolr Venus from AlrN NllCs
Literary 90 plur Grove school house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
I1r-l Mrihodl.t IpI.conaI

tCur. Lead Ave. and south Third ST.
Charles uacar Hickman. pastor
sunday school az ffia am H. \.
Iurturfirih, superintendent
Preaching by the pastor al N m
and 1n pan Morning theme. The
ruchaurcahio God Evening topic.
ROLLINS Responsibility over On
God.
Epwurth league az . 1H PIN.
Special music. murninE Anthem.
"Cnmo Unto Ne Schuhrrf-M Wilson
Evening. anthem "Hark' b Glad
Creation" Han. oio The Larht Of
Heavens Day" urisrs tirs l. a.
Iackcy crchcstra al night and iu
the sunday school
4 welcome for 40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Christian science services are held
nt Wuuana club every sunday norm
inr 40 ~ o'clock.
SUNDAY school 80 p go O'Clock.
"wednesday evening mcCunFH az a
o'clock
HeHdinE room open daily except
Sundays and holidays from 30 20
isao pm. 40 tig . West Central room
D. Mslinl building
A free lending library. Including al
tho works ~ Mary Baker Eddy. and
other authorized christian Science
literature. Is maintained ln connection
elfh the reading Don
TIE public b. cordially invited 90
attend the sunday services, hc Wed
nesday evening mcetnEs, ana 10 ylst
the reading room,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock. The
address will he given By Mrs. Florence
Atkins, uf savannah, tcoffln, Of
the most interesting ana convincing
Of speakers. Her topic IA Young
Americas Great Opportunity
The musical program viii conrist
Of nolcciiona by the v W e. a.
quartet. solo by Miss Lord and instru.
mcntal duets by the iNcht nrothers
Men who are strangers in the vit,
have "a special invitation TO attoud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Never IN any other motion picture
haa fIfuifrre ~ costly n massive
been used a. ln The rrunslHn Cur.
al the ra~fime fer fhe last time today
Some Of the furniture actually came
from the German embassy at Wash
lnrtun.
II required eight men TO mt the
massive hronse-laid desk which b. seen
IN Ambassador nernsturifs private
office. This desk n valued AZ 5000.
one massive chair. carved on the
back with the Gcrman eagle. was once
IN the Imperial palace AZ Berlin. The
library set nsed in The German cm.
hasaY ~ formerly adorned the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
THE CHURCHES


Tho foilovinr resolution has hcc
adopted ~ the Ministerial Alliance. IN
couluuction with the undortAkcrs Of
thc city
Resolved. That In view u the hdded
burden placed upon the parties whose
services are required In the conduct
90 funerulH. ~ hereby respectfully re-
quest the cooperation 81 The public
Ia dlacourtEinr all sunday funerals
Ministerial Alliance
Albuquerque indertakcrs.
Fairyirw Ccmetcr Assn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

NoHtuu March tf AZ the meeting
Of tho directors uI the Calumet and
h'rln Mining Dumpanf. hold tulHf.
owing Go th' unsettled condition of tho
copper Industry. mo- action WE taken
bon regard to n dividend said e. state.
mont gwen out Ht tho office of tho
company here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
nrondra, Chrl.nnn rhnrrh.

fNtnlu % iruHN way
nihlo school james bearing. super
int~udcnf. 49, est1.
Communion aud preaching a. %
o.. m.
subject Sowing Beside Al Wa
tore 1his will Doc along missionary
lines an the member 90 the o. "
p. 81 and 400 Interested ln a wide.
awake uud H progressive aud au ar.
FreHriNe church Nfo come
The EudruFur society viii meet Iu
lecture room uf in
r%roachlur following az 800 The
subject Ht This service viii boz IN
nuruco. After Death
Al VIVA have uu clearly uH0uel
Nicwu ou his great question ana con-
HcuuentY are NOT trying Co. explain
it away hy matoriHliatir philosophy -
thnro and 100 others Gre most core
daily Invited 20 $40 uur services tho
stranger and ull others without church
homes and away from home arr wei.
come here h Glass bon our Bible school
Tor everybody and 400 au.Ious about
you Come
. Gaylord nubrrts. pastor rosi
dcncr l2n South broadway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

TT0T HTTNUT IUU TNUTTT-T
Rev M.ulfcd o. Iierlor. rector
phunr gt6
sunday scrvicrni
Hnis communion. Ia m.
sunday school safn am
Morning prayer. a. AN
NesrerH. tau uln.
Daily services during Lent 80
pm.
Wednesday,. Z 80 " 40 pm.
Thursday hoy communion and
10 aim.
Music b. under direction uf George
Ge4ka
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

sunday school n bible class AZ
ets am Attendance Increasing all
the time. but stiil room for more
Join now
~ am rrcakiuE ~ bread In re-
mcmhrancc u the Lord.
1H pm. Preaching ~ the gospel
hy carl Amending subject this
week. "Elilah's BackHildine ana It.
Lcssous We nave an been there and
some have stayed there. come sun.
day uirht and get right win God lie
mss n welcome Tor you and 10 have
We.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

The Cross. r. Lesson In Sacrifice
After the evening services n meet
lnE will be held in which the Rev.
kretaHehmar Wlti address the cnnrro.
cation OF the pruErcsH ~ b 5000.
uuU endowment fund drive u tho
Lutheran iaymcn's league
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Ar uInn SCHOOL.

The popularity ~ the minstrel form
~ entertainment will never die out AL
- such comypanlcs ~ the ilAr-
Ffy Miunirein Of forty really talented
provide h entertainment fhct
IN he manner they DO and Tor The
popular prices they 90. A MONDAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

saturday niEht was attended BY "A
large crowd
Mr. aud Mrs ~ a. Hubbard aud
Mrs D. s. Mason n Mrs Suso Mars
tln were callers nt Mr. and Mr.
haflos uoeilugs MuQday %hftcgno1n
AR and Mrs John Williams spent
Sunday ut W \ Thumpsun'H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

t'ur. Arno ana toiu
Carl Schmid. pastor ~teHideucei -nN
south Arun street phunc eNN4.
sunday school nt 10 An
Morning worship ~ an. subject
THE Properties ~ Faith
Evening worship. 3 30 The Row "
Krctsrchmur Of Las Vegas \ &c. Viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Hugh A. Cooper and Charles n.
Mexican. pastors.
sit3 am. Sunday school y. u.
criaty. superintendent.
~ am. Morning worship. theme.
with christ In the School % Pray
err Music. ORGAN Prelude "ArioHu"
ttarieyl. "Onertory.' ~tsinccrol. An
thcm. Awake. Awake" tNatthewsl
$50 pm Christian EndeaNor.
Topic. Envy ana C-oVetuurncsr In.
fsttl-gt. Leader. Charlotte nriNner
Ttan pm. Evening worship. Theme
"Quench Not the Spirit
Music-orran prelude "Commun'
ion" tfomhcilel. offcriory Paste
ralt." tltcinbcrEerl. Anthems. Great
God 10 Thee our Evening sons,
titeinhcrEsr shelley. "Old Welsh
LYNN Aberystwyth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
CrnlraI Ave-. Ncihodl-i Church.

ftur Central NJ aud Aruo 81
Al bowman pastor
o. %. Spruce superintendent sun.
dnY school Miss Elizabeth Lord a.
rector 81 music.
sunday school nt 9st5 an.
p%rcachlnE ~ am hy pastor sub.
lcct Forces That Conquer
EpWurth League ~ . 30 pm.
Preaching 20 $50 pm hy PRESIDING
Elder Jones subject. 'ntsrCraHiuu
Morning music
Anthem. sweet n Thy Mercy
tnarnhyi.
solo. Trust in thc Lord. Cviu.
cent.
Evening music
Anthem GEO. Jesus Thou Art stand.
lnE
A welcome foT all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Leader. Niles ilda sranaiui This SER
vice. tor which some special feature
u always planned. IL cxcsedlnEiy In
tcrcaiine and helpful.
The mid.weck meeting for prayer
ana fellowship viii be held next week
Fourth street Subject The Trust
iuH Heart, a. suggested ~ The Fol
lawship ~ Prayer Of thu Cunrrcen-
tionai churches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Iir.f Conrrrnnonni rInrrh.

tCnr Coal and south BrondwHyl
Pastor. Harold s. Davidson. ph o.
Hcaldcuce. $40 south Ediih street
Morning service az o. O'Clock Sub
loot ~ sermon can Ola Hebrew sea
unr and IL Message 10 Modern
Folk special musical features Vol
untHry Prelude in A'rlAt Fuerstcr
uffertDry, "ncyorie' Schumunn solo.
Landru.
sunday school before morning sore
vice 10 a.. HERMAN J. snyder. sun
e-rntendcut She new graded work
for D younger classsH ls proving very
popular Al the GLASSES are showing
a mnrked increase ln attendance
tyoniua service conducted hN tir
= 2 tocletS WIN on address hy the
pastor. az Z O'Clock Subject. "EnNY
and -C0yet0uHIeas' Gk 12ii3.2tl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

tCor Lead Ave. and nrundwny1
nov. ~ "a. petuto. Dallas Tea. as.
fistant corresponding secretary 81 the
Texas nsptirt convention. viii preach
both morning and evening Mrs J
" Horton Will sing al both services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Tho church of Christ meets each
Lords day in the south basement
room Of the public library
SONG service from 90 tU 90 800 am.
bible study from DO go Co % boo
AN.
Communion rcryices from ~ 800 tu
o. noon
nlbIp lessons for SUNDAY March lG.
Senior GLASS, Romans a
Junior class. Acts an rl.
Primary ClnfH. option uf teacher
All who viii GRO invited Io Join ua
To- she study nf these lessons
D u Edwards aud o. a Tailry
ELDER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Interesting Program
For Fellowship Lunch

4 prorram of special Interest o.
nunr men VIII be given at h Fet-
iowship luncheon az the \ NJ G. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

lifate q made daily. tha wardrobe
Tor ne men aud womeh far earelllne
an thiIE ever worn ln u similar pa-
ride = iarre crowd srceted them al
.ie hlF school last ulght and a
larger crowd will attend ne show to-
night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

iinf. SILVER ana rlhthsH
Arthur ~ knudscn, pastor.
Residence. SOS south Sixth Phone
sgfa
ssts am. sunday school aes.ion,
with classes FOR an ages A W
kfacmor. superintendent
~ am. Morning worship The Pc
tor will preach. Theme "Rel0icc He
cause Anthem hy the choir. Light
% LiFhf" iIuliau-iicyarrl.
eifg pm. Christian Endeavor
meeting led ~ Martin johnson Top
d.. Euty aud Cuvetoususss There
L. a welcome FOR you The program
Includes some special features.
$3.50 pm, Evening worship, with
message hy tho pastor Theme. ~
God Ahirf The choir viii sing Lord.
speak o. Me" Oiaycrrat-Hiuel The
recently elected ofnceul n the conn
inlttcr rnnlrmen. Of the Christian En-
dcavur suciciy will bee Installed az this
service
"Wednesday. 5:E pm. Prayer meet
ing
We welcome you to an our services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
THRIFT
is
POW E
A Plain Statement by the County Chairman of War Saving

Bernalillo County's allotment of War
Savings Stamps for 1919 is about $253.-
900. Up to date Bernalillo County's citi-
gems have bought about 81, 500 of these
government bonds, about $3.50 a week.
10 do what our government asks, and up
hold Bernalillo County's proud record of
loyalty and service, we must, during the
rest of 1919, buy IS times as many stamps
as we have been buying.
This is asked to continue the work for
which 90, 900 of our brave countrymen
nave given their lives on foreign battle
fields and zoo, 600 more have suffered
manning for life, and in which 1000, 600
are still engaged.
Your committee, at the sacrifice of their
time, money, and selfish interests, have
undertaken tasks of leadership assigned
them by your government, in the belief
that YOU, our fellow citizens, would each
respond to this call of our government as
you have to all others for Liberty, Human
ity, Peace, Prosperity and Right, and for
the good name of Albuquerque and Der
nalillo County.
You can everyone save and lend your gov
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
saw e
AND
SUCCEED

m on these bonds, issued in denomi-
nations of S., 500 and S 900, and, If
you wish, pay cash as you go in amounts
as little as 25c.
II held to maturity, January 1924, these
bonds earn interest at ~ compounded
quarterly. They can be cashed at the post
office at any time before maturity, on ten
days notice, for cash and about g., in
tercst.
You can devise ways of extra ~salvaging
and earning that there be a margin to
save and lend.
Every business man can be a selling agent
and encourage purchases by his customers
Every employer, employee, lodge mem
Der, Church or Sunday School worker can
help in organizing Savings Societies, and
help to make economy and thrift fashion
able and a JOY, that it be not necessary and
a burden.
If each and everyone of YOU makes this
campaign YOUR campaign, is success is
sure, will result in great good TO you and
this county and town, and we can continue
to feel that It's a Privilege to Live in Ber-
nalillo County
!. H.. COONS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
Export Trade with
Germany Totaled 100000
During Month of June

Washington. Aug. 22.-Declaring
President Wilson was mistaken in
information he gave the foreign re-
lations committee Tuesday about re-
sumption Of trade with Germany,
Senator Fall. New Mexico. Repub-
lican, said in the Senate today, that
in July export trade to Germany
amounted to more than $4,000. 900 and
that merchant ships were sailing d.
rect between American and German
ports.
On June %. Senator Fall said, a
vessel cleared from New Orleans
carrying a large cargo of cotton di-
rect to Hamburg and later was re-
ported as sailing from Hamburg on
return.
In the suspension order Of July II.
Mr.. Fall continued, authority was
given oil persons in the United States
to trade and communicate" with per-
sons in Germany.
/ THE President directly" Senator
Fall said, said that SO far as he
knew. we were not trading with Ger
many. I am not accusing the Pres
ident of dishonesty. am only show
ing that he did not know"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23

daughter Madeline have returned
from Augusta where they visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E Ames of
Brockton, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Ames
90 Dover and Mrs. Isaac Ames of
(this town were entertained at a
,....ner party yesterday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dexter.
Master Lewis Bradbury of Lew
iston is the guest of his sister, Miss
Pearl Bradbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Fogg and
son Gordon Of Sioux City, Ia, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Morne.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Course an6
daughter Yvette who have been en-
joying a vacation at East pond, have
returned to their home on MAR
street. 60.
Rev. and Mrs. Peter Osborne, Rev
and Mrs. E. E. Orsborne, have gon.
to Lewiston where they will attend
the Advent campmeeting. s.
Miss Emily Shibley, who is EN-
ployed in Portland, is passing, hel
] vacation at her home in town. ~
Miss Ina Foss who Is staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Choate. srhas
gone to her home in Albion to stay
over Sunday.
CENTER = Alta Fuller, Clara
Archer and Hattie Nye and Ervir
Fuller were in Waterville Thursday
They made the trip in Mr.. Fuller's
automobile.
Mrs. Luther Allen returned home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-23
Y. M. C. A. Notes

The results of the swimming con.
tests OF the boys class on Friday aft
ernoon at the ''Y'' swimming pool wer,
as follows: Canoe race, seniors-lst
Henry Gardner; ID. Russell Turner; Sd
Henry Fisher: time. II sec. Canoe race
juniors-1st. Paul Bunker: ID. Ernes
Temple; Sd. Robert Mcdonald; time. 2
Sec Fs's
Rescue race (swimming the length Of
the tank. grabbing bench and goine
to the other end OF the tank, seniors
LIST, Henry Gardner; ID. Russell Tur
ner; Sd. Bernard Lapidus: time, Is sec
Juniors-1st. Paul Bunker; ID, Rober-
Campbell; Sd. Henry Fisher: time, .
sec, The races were under the super
vi ION CT Coach c. R. Thompson, swim
ming instructor at the "Y."