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The sun., 1919-04-29
Mining Exchange to Reopen.
Special Despatch TO TIE Sun.
MONTREAL. April 2s.-The Moitrea
Mining Exchange is to reopen.
LONDON FAILS TO
SEE POLICEWOMEN
Uniforms Not Ready, but Are
to Be Attractive.
SPECIAL correspondencs 70 TnE ST


LONDON, April 2s.-London has failed
to recognize It's new pollcewomen except
in cases where warnings have been
given. for they have not yet been put
into uniform. owing to the lack of the
necessary cloth. The design OF the new
uniforms Is smarter than anything vet
worn by service women. The helmet
will be lower than that worn by a police
man. but will have the same badge.
The uniform will have the regulation
belt and buttons, the skirt will be OF
serv'lceable length and high boots will
be worn. The force when complete will
consist of a superintendent, assistant
superintendent. ten sergeants and one
hundred policewomen. They are not TO
have the power OF arrest, but Will con-
centrate on preventive work.
The general procedure is this A police
woman sees grl behaving in an In
discreet and provocative manner and
has n kindly talk with her, which very
often Is quite effective. second talk,
II necessary. Is OF a cautionary charac-
ter. The girls name and address are
taken down In the patrol book, and II
later on the policewoman has to take
action this record may be referred to-
II Is pointed out that II the policewoman
had the power to arrest she would have
to exercise that power on occa sions
where she now finds a caution quite
enough.
The superintendent OF the new force
IL Mrs. Stanby, who as supervisor OF the
National Union OF Women Workers
patrol worked for two years under the
direction OF Scotland lard.
The sun., 1919-04-29

Discussing mineral reduction, the bank
refers to the fact that stocks of coal on
hand at the Alberta mines are large and
that loss Is feared because the quality OF
the coal Is such that prolonged exposure
to the air causes deterioration. The let
ter continues:
1.-The situation thus created Is being
| inquired into by the Legislature OF AL
berta, which has instructed the Govern
ment TO take whatever steps are neces-
sary to widen the market for the coal
products of the province, It was stated
in the Alberta Ieglsuatlre that the lmita-
ton OF active operations at the m mes to
about half OF each year adds to the labor
costs and carrying charges to such an
extent as to make the cost per ton (. o. b.
Winnipeg slightly higher than the cost
there OF Pittsburg coal. About ESQ COM
panies are operating In the Alberta fields
and tho coal produced last year had a
value OF $20.S22,41S. as compared with
$14.153,6S5 In 1917.
~Official returns and estimated value
of tho various mineral products OF the
Dominion in 1918 show very marked ex-
pansion. Reference is made to opera
tons In the Province OF Manitoba, which
was regarded until quite recently as
possessing very little mineral wealth. but
| where during last year over 1000. 900
OF copper WeTo uoTlNeu inc
ore at Schist Lake. Much development
work has been done in this district re-
Gently. and 1t promises TO become an
important contributor to the metallic pro-
duction OF the country. The yield of
gok In this province last year was $780,
63s, as compared with s9.095 In the pre-
vlous year.
although from the commencement of
the war II has been quite impossible to
secure and hold sufficient men to operate
the mines OF this country economically,
| improved handling and ore treatment
has increased their output. This i'm
provement In plant and methods will be
| OF good service In augmenting exports OF
mineral wealth.
''In Alberta the output OF petroleum IL
steadily increasing. and greater attention
| Is now being paid by well established oil
companies 10 the exploitation OF prom
Using areas"
| Trade returns indicate" continues the
Canadian Bank OF Commences letter,
! that forest products are being sent
abroad in steadily increasing quantities
and at the same prices. generally speak
ing. which prevailed before the armistics
The sun., 1919-04-29
ARR1vALs-MoNpAY. APRIL g.


SIS America. Brest. April ~.
SIS Freedom. st. NaZaire. April Is.
Sc Texan. Bordeaux. April Is.
SIS West Madaket. Brest, April Il.
SIS Belvedere. Gibraltar, April 16.
SIS Gothic Prince. Liverpool. April II.
SIS Vesta, Antwerp, April 6.
IS La Lorraine, Havre. April 49,
Sc War Torrent Seccondce. March 81
SIS Hattie Luckenbach, Plymouth, March IL
SIS Weissenfels Leith. April 10.
SIS Chnampa, Antwerp. April II.
SIS Tarantia, Gibraltar. April IA.
SIS Gantoise. Antwerp. April s.
SIS J. L. Luckenbach, Dartmouth, April ~
rs Mexico. Havana. April "a.
SIS c. Lopez Lopez Havana, April -.
SIS Coamo. San Juan April "A.
SIS Cornelia. Guant anamo, April 20.
SIS Lysefjord. Cananovs. April -.
SIS Vesta Jobos April 49,
So Tuscan Matsnzas, April -.
SIS FL Mar, New Orleans. April ss.
SIS Nacoochee. Norfolk. April q.
IS Amolco. Boston. April q.
IS Armando, Norfolk. April 81
Sc Lenape. Jacksonville. April g.
Sc Ell Sud. Galveston. April %
SIS Appeles, Philadelphia, April q.
The sun., 1919-04-29
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

IS Caserta, from Gibraltar.
SIS West View. from Cardiff.
SIS San Giovanni. from Genoa.
IS Easterper. from Bordeaux.
SIS President Grant. from Brest
SIS Madawaska, from ST. Nazaire.
SIS Yamagata Maru. Calcutta. April n
SIS America Gtal), from Gibraltar
SIS Moorish Prince from London.
Motorship George Washingto ton, from Buenas
Ayres.
SIS Cranenest. from Barbados.
SIS Munplace. from Barbados.
SIS Leersum. from Barbados.
SIS Tapsioz. from Barbados
So Toronto from Hull
IS Arapahoe, from Jacksonville.
SIS FL Norte, from Galveston.
The sun., 1919-04-29
EXCHANGE EDITORS FAVORED
London express" Writer'S Plan
for British and American Papers.

MILWAUKEE, April 2s.-Ralph Blumen-
field. editor of the London Express. who
is visiting here. suggests an exchange Of
English and American editors.
He favors an exchange plan similar to
that OF college professorships.
The sun., 1919-04-29

great public scandal This was tho
list that accounted, sad critics. beneath
their breaths, for an unexpected Euo
episcopari.
"A similar list passed from ore Lord
Chancellor to another, or lodged with
tho Sovereign, was felt 70 be the true
explanation why some great legal lumi-
nary never reached the Bench"
The sun., 1919-04-29
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Roma. at Marseilles.
SIS Maur. at st. NaBaire.
SIS Island, at Copenhagen.
S. Giovanni G., at Gibraltar.
SIS Kathlamba. at Bombay.
IS Saga. at Rio.
rs Carolyn, at Havre.
SIS Kern anshah at Hayre.
SIS Kiowa, al Hsvre.
So Suruga. at Havre.
SIS Crewe Hall. at SueE.
Motorship Edith Mute, at Lisbon.
SIS Zuiderdyk. at Barry.
SIS Megantic. for Havre. of Lizard.
SIS Ell Occidente. for Havre. off Lizard.
SIS Rondu Prince, for Havre. on DOVE.
IS Absecon. at Gibraltar.
IS City of Lincoln. at Hull.
SIS Marengo, at Hull.
SIS Comanche. at Jacksonville.
The sun., 1919-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geodctic Survey.
Standard Time.
Sun rises.....5:jo A NJ Sun sets. ITO N
Moon rises. 5:l1 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook ! :36 A NJ Gov. Island. 1904 A N
He'll ate.....e:i6 A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook L :ss A NJ Gov. Island. .e:is A n
He'll Gate. 90 NJ
The sun., 1919-04-29
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
Due To-day


SIS Kroonland. st. NaIaire. Apr1 II
IS Regina dItslia. Marseilles. April -
IS Kent. London. April 10.
Sc Messina. CArdir. April 8.
SIS Oluf Maersk. Antwerp, April g.
So Norfolk Range Gibraltar April Z,
SIS West Alsek, Cardiff. April II.
SIS Atenss, st. Sa1aire, April II.
SIS sheaf Dart, Gibraltar. April 10.
IS osterdal. Glasgow. April II.
S. Strathhllan, Barry, April II.
So West Greasy, Liverpool. April n.
SIS Tslaralite. Plymouth, April Il
IS Tonswanda. Shields. April IL.
Sc Santa Marta Cristobal. April -.
SIS BALTIC. la Pallioe, April Il.
ss Eole. Rouen, April Il.
IS A-amsmnon. Brest, April n.
SIS Hellig olav. Christanis. April n
So Alamo. Key West, April %.
SIS Chevy Chase, Barbados April n.
Due Wednesday.
SIS Louisville. Brest. April 81.
SIS California. llavre, April -.
SIS South Pole, Nantes. April IS.
SIS Liberty. Bordeaux. April -.
Due Thursday.
So Alfonso XIII Bordeaux. April -.
SIS Golumbra, Marseilles, April 90.
SIS Henry r Mallory. bordeaux. April 3
. - Nicuw Amsterdam. Brest April %:
SIS Canonocus, Pauillac. April 10
SIS BnfOrd. bordeaux. April 10.
S. Oskaloosa, Hull. April T..
IS Communipaw. Gibraltar, Apri1 II.
Due Friday.
SIS President Grant. Brcst April -.
IS ST. Louis, Brest, April q.
Sc Sicuw Amsterdam. Brest. April -.
SIS Western Hero, La Pallce, April Is.
The sun., 1919-04-29
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

OIfh-uShIFJs
To-day.
Ma!ls vesssls
Close Sail.
Clan Monroe, Cape Town. 10 % AN 1coPM
Iacsns, Cristobal 800. 90 A NJ sooA Az
Monaghan Prince. Rio. 12 On n scoPX
Artgas. Montevideo..... 90 100 A NJ
Justin, Ccara ............ 90 A Il CON-
Tomorrow.
La Tourane. Havre...... 8 50 A NJ Il CON-
Dante Ahghere Gibralt ar - On NJ COP N
c. OF Lahore. Cape Town IL 90 NJ S0PX
Clan Cumming. Argcn-
tina .,..............,.... 500 A NJ II % A NJ
oranie Nassau, Hayti... s 90 A NJ II 90 A NJ
Thursday.
StavsnEerfjord. Bergen. IL N AM SooYM
Gullfoss Iceland ........ IL 90 " ScoYM
Santa Luss .............. 7 90 A NJ 10 90 A n
San Mateo; Port Ldmon. sam u COL
Maraval Trinidad. ....... 90 NJ IL % A n
S. Arapahoe, Jacksonville. April =.
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Troop 3. Augusta Boy Scouts

cry interesting meeting OK
Troop No. ;. Augusta Boy Scouts,
was held 1T the W Monday eve
ming. March ., ScoutmaSter Eugene
:. Phllbrook presiding Reports IN
Dictated that the Troop is in a -four
ishinG condition. Three names were
proposed for membership The boys
are receiving their registration and
are planning for their annual meet
lng, Which will be held in about
three weeks. On Monday evening,
March IT, DR. George A. Coombs will
give lecture. with demonstration.
on first AID. including the use of
bandages and splint. On Thursday
evening Of this week the Troop will
so 10 Randolph to assist in the or
yanization Of Il Troop Of Scouts IN
that town. Scoutmaster Phllbrook
vii! give Il lecture on Scnutcraft and
the BOYS Will drill and demonstrate
The next regular meeting of the
Troop will be held at the W next
Monday evening. March Il, 70 work
upon the Second degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS
ATTACKS SEX PROBLEM

% You Believe in Free Love-
Leading Question in The One
Woman to he Presented Friday
and Saturday Afternoon and Eve.
mig at the Augusta Opera House
Thomas Dixon is powerful writer.
which Is the general outcome when
man who has been lawvar 4 clergy
man and lecturer ,ake. M writing
OF novels. The good folks ~ tugis-
Ia. Of Halloweli anu other places in
this locality this We can vonch for
do not need this piCtuTa. The One
Woman" which will be shown Fri
day ana Saturday afternoon and eve
ming 1T the Augusta Opera house. but
they all agree that they lust want to
70 and see what il il. al ahont. Gu
riosity, curiosity. they say it killed
4 cat and they go farther in saying
that satisfaction brought him back.
so maybe this picture which the good
folks OF this vicinity do. not need
may vet prove a benefit to them. IF
there nave been any crude. prevent ed
IDEAS l.ivsn birth IN The reading Of
the book. The One Woman this
marvellous moving picture will as 50
many pictures which are taken from
books, re-create better. brighter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05
D. 4. e. VICTORY PARTY
PLEASING SOCIAL EVENT
kouss.noc Chapter Enter-ains Fully
200 Ladies Tuesday Afternoon -
Sewing ana Card Playing Among
CiversIons-Many Delightful -ea-

Fully zoo ladies'. representative nr
society Of Augusta and N'clnltF, =
pleasant hum Of conversation. bridge
playing. busy fingers over Some piece
of belated llmttlng. fancT WORK or
a new dress for the youngest. red,
white ana blue festoons,. tiry faSs
everywhere ana Dig iass here ana
there. the big .. A. T. nag occupying
a position OF prominence-th VIC
rorv party gwen Tuesday afternoon
at the City hail by kouSSlnoc Eaup-
ter D. \. R.. vas 4 success.
The prosa4c walls OF city hail
Welded gracefully TO the call Of the
occasion Tuesday afternoon ana lie
hall presented 4 very pretty scene
when the Victory party TOOK pace
Under the aklilful hands IF the Tee
Grating committee with the ild d
streamers and festoons Of tie IA
tional colors. with various sized 1ag5
the background FOR the event vas
made a pretty one. AS the ladies' r.
rived they we're greeted IVY lie TO-
gen, If iIoussinuc Chapter. Mrf. -.
w Jones. Mex n line WAS MIS-
Blaine :. V,les. vice regent. Mrs
Charles Lrnlgnt0N OF L4NlnaS'oi' ~
State .'egcnt. stood next - MS
Viles. Others "A The receiving me
were Mrs w. II. Gannett. MIS-. Il. /,
Silerhurne Mrs. z. G.. arm ana Mrs.
w H Fisher, all having been re-
gents of Tie local chapter, with the
exception of Mrs. Carl, who g his
torian Of the local chapter ana Of
the state Chapter Mrs. .. 3. Bur-
leigh was treasurer OF the afternoon
ara was assisted BY Mrs. Harry
Thompson.
The taDies. at which four i've,
eight or more sat. we're placed about
the hal! and tle ladies' took heir
places there after having met the
receiving line ana deposited their
wraps. From shortly after 30 n'r!ock
on until about 43o he ladies' engaged
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IMPRESSION OF The theme which the
author wishes 20 put before his read
ers. 70: these characters. portrayed
IN efficient actors soften the harsh
parts ana bring ont the finer aensi
bilitIes Of the story,
One Of the features is me ailsiar
cast. Every one OF the persons IN
the cast OF the picture has 1t one
time been starred or featured with
his or her own company. The story,
adapted from the novel. The NHe
Woman by Thomas Dixon. author
nt HE Birth ui i Nation VIII ne
presented upon the screen with the
most exceptional. cast OF players. IN
GLIDING the we'll known English &C
tor. ". lawson Butt. VINO VIII oe
seen in the role OF Gordon. auua
Gleason. who will be remembered TOT
her sterling interpretation 81 the tIue
role Of Ramona when presented Up
On the screen about YEAR ago. as
Ru,h Gordon: Clara Williams ana
Herschel Mayall. who did go Tnuch rs
heroine and villain. respectively TO
mako Carmen OF the Klondike' the
srccess It proved 70 be. As Kate Kan
som and Overman: Joseph J. DO"
ling as Van Meter: together win
uarv lane Ir~ing and Ben Alexander
nortr,ying the sympathetic roles OF
The children.
Augusta people own considefhpie
stock IN the company. the society
Film Co. which produces TINS pic
tura. The One Woman" ami TINS =
the .irst effort OF this COMPANY when
has been shown in the city. Naturai :
H. il will create some interest ana
many. will De anxious to see it. some
will he because it IS my company
ana others will go out or cur'ositE
BECAUSE it is my ne,ghbors' com
oany" But they will all go for Their
own special reasons anu man" VIII
"a iust because they enjoy sooo
moving picture.
This picture along with news
rnel. 4 two.reei comedy Will ne
shown Friday and SATURDAY litter
nonr and evening. The matinee VII
he-in at us and the evening sno"
will hey,n at :. The big feature PIC
+,,ra will come on at 7.45 7. M. anu
will he shown once. The prices are
Is cents for the afternoon: % ana
* cents for the evening. balcony ana
orchestra and no reserved seats
Positively no children admitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

themselves N agreeable ways. some
inGuiGed n carc playing, auction
bridge seeming 10 be The tav0rIte.
some 4eWod. some knit and still 9TH
erS engaged n social chat only. The
atmosphere 81 the whole event was
that II a tlri. sltful At home
The entertainment committee ana
The program committee Of the chap
Ter wore III charge If the Victory
parry. This IS The fourth social event
which las been given by Knussinnc
Chapter. p \. r.. Of patriotic ma
.urr ard ike the previous ones, has
been Il great success. The members
Of the program committee are: Chair
man. MIS-. z. .. CARL. Miss lose
phlne T Ward and Miss Lillian Bar
ker. Mrs. ". II. Fisher IS chairman
II the ent@rta nmenr commit and
the other members ara Mrs Walter
:. Wyman. Mrs. W +. Swil:. Mrs
Q. ", Adams. Mrs. W II. ,,annett.
MrS. samuel stewart Mrs /. 3.
Bur!elgh. Mrs George r. C.muncli
TIE refl'oShneut committee WAS ruIn-
posed OF III" resert. MIR. .Ennes. rs
sisted ~ Mrs. " HI F,aner MS.
Frank n. e'arrlni,tun Mrs. " z.
Swift. Mrs Blame V'l.4. These la
cies wer" assisted II J1itn Nv Mrs. q
Q. Stetson, Mrs. Z. r. philbrick. Mrs.
George ranpbe!!. Mrs. H. r. Barker
very pleasing part OF the inter-
mission was the dance given by Miss
Mari BOYD of thls city This little
lady, who has already won favor
With Augusta audiences by le, danc-
lne, was very grac!ousiy received
Tuesday afternoon ana her dance
pleased everyone. Mrs Byron Eny,i
was at the piano ana M Shaw was
he violin accUmpanlst
Ices ana cakes Wern served and the
following Young ladies' assisted IL
the serving Virginia Hail. Virginia
Holloway, Ruth stewart. Elizabeth
Hall. EVELYN stewart. Irene Good
rich. Madeline t1unnett Alice Bar
ker, Margaret Wyman. Dorothy
Viles Dorothy Woman. Ruth Pattin-
,ell. Eleanor Lewis. Gladys Miiliken
EVELYN Mlliken. Constance Randall.
Mrs. -Nlmon, sullivan ana Mrs. Ray
nund swift ana Bertha Merrill. The
mattresses were daughters If ladies'
VINO ire member " the = T. r.
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Cony High Notes

The Cony Debating Society heio
a meeting in Assembly hail yestsrda?
afternoon. The question. 'Resoived'
That tho Government Should Con
troll the Railroads for at Lsast ,
Years With a View Of Ownership.
Those speaking in tho afnrmatf*e
were Stanley Estes, Donald Thouant.
and Willard Strong: those in the
negative bs,ng Miss Nellie Miiliksn.
Miss Louise Fifield and Margaret
Nelson. Those speaking in the neg
alive won. The Judges were Fred J..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05
Nc: TEA TURNS
RAY HAIR DARK
,.an.ro,har's Recipe to Bring
e,cn .sio. ava -astre to Hair

..tt-.A. "E"n shade OF dark.
l 4u ni' pc had by brew
a.Xt4.e u sage Tea and Sui
j. 'o. am 'our charm. 1t
j.: n.ls he ace When It
/ ."a "a 81 5tTeaked. Just an
,.ae +. >o 81 cage ana sui
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

Little Miss Madeline Gannett. one OF
the young ladies who served. wore a
costume from Aisace-Lorraine which
was brought 70 her by her father,
Guy ?. tannett. VINO has recently
returned from A several months stay
i'll France II Red Cross service The
afternoons program was brought TO
a close BY he singing Of America
by the youthful mattresses
some very pretty gowns We're N
evidence ana rs Victory party the
event was we'll named. for It follows
the months If intensive work IN
which all have Engaged and il fore
casts a return 10 home affairs buy a
return with broader and truer sense
Of the illness OF rhings-in evidence
OF the morale OF the women Of the
home army
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COLONIAL tn EATHE

Paramount Presents ShIrly Jason ."
The Winning Grit" Charlie Chap
in in 1.-THE Pile or'~sr;" Ss"'e;
Educational News Weekly =
Great Family Show
For an hour of delightful rambling
!, the land Of forgetfulness we
We strongly recommend Shlrsy Ma
sor's latest picture. The Winning
Girl Seldom does such a re1resh-
,np story come to the screen. II )
no, heavy meiodrarna. nor yer roai
ing comedy. It is just simple Ia'e
-har reminds one very much OF the
h,nr,er moments in ones own NE
The fact that It is a Paramount pro
auction means that II IS clean anu
wholesome.
our old friend Charlie chaplin VIII
,nnea- in ons OF his best pictures an
tried The Pile Driver" This IS ,
nicture that will make you iauSh lor
:, week. 1t is not his latest MIN out
one Of his best.
The balance Of the program con-
s,s,s of a senic, All Educational anu
no current News Weekly.
rs a great show and you VIII en-
j,,. il Adv.
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SUPREME Court
March Term Opens on
Tuesday Morning
Associate Justice Hanson Of Calais
Prssides-Cocket Called and Cases
Assigned at Beginning Of Term
Naturalization Cases Today

The March term Of the supreme Judi
ciai court for Nennebec county con-
vened AT 10 0 clock Tuesday morning al
the courthouse. Associate Justice
George NJ. Hanson Of Calais presiding
The calling of The docket and the rs.
,ignlng Of cases. The term s Tor The
rial OF civil cases only.
At the opening of the term prayer
was offered by Rev. z. $. Philbrook oil
Augusta. The stenograpner Tor the
term s John Hayden OF Portland. ..
g. Hunneweil IS court messenger. The
deputy sher,fs assisting Sheriff z. D
HARDWOOD in the courtroom are Henry
VI. McCausiand and Linwood Y. Dut-
ton of Augusta and Frank A. Marde.l
Of East Vassaiboro.
The following attorneys were n At
tendance at the calling of the docket
Tuesday morning: County Attorney
Walter NJ. Sanborn. ". :. Hoiway. eX-
County Attorney W H. Fisher B. Z.
Maher and William R. Pattangall. all
of Augusta: II. T. Hunton ana George
W. Field of Oakland; A Il. Bridges. 3.
W. CLAIR. Mark J. Bartlett and Cart =.
Jones OF Watervllle, Leroy T. Carleton
of Winthrop: George W. Heselton OF
Gardiner ana Charles J Cole OF Read
field.
Standardization cases will be IN order
for hearing this Wednesday,.
The traverse Jurors will come in at
10 o clock Thursday morning and the
trial of cases will be commenced.
Trial List
THURSDAY MARCH s.
No. 52--Burieigh vs.. Hines. Eaton
Perkins
FRIDAY. MARCH :
No. I5.-Gortion vs.. Hutchins ct al. Hes
elton; Williamson. Burteigh i
Mclean
No. 2S-Arnoid vs. city or Augusta.
Fisher: Sawtelle.
MONDAY. MARCH 10.
No -Wentworth IN Ed. vs. Han
son. Jones: Eaton.
No 44-Persins vs.. Count Commission
ers. Clair.
No 51.-Ticonic National Bank vs. Ste
vens Eaton. Letourneau.
Court Cases
No s-Wight. Aplt. from decree Of j.
Mclean: Andrews & Nelson.
No. 8-Whitten VS.. American Agr!cui-
turaI Chemical Company Plum
stead: Williamson. Burieigh L
Mclean.
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NOTICE

The undersigned having been appoint
ed MIX inspector of the City or An.
Eusta. requests all persons selling m'k
within the city TO register al MS oi"c=.
Spring st. ocvu " xo
feb1dZW
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Nj and Mrs. Edwin G Burl.ich
went Tuesday afternoon 10 Portland
for brief visit with Mrs. Burieign s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin ).
Thrasher. ana 70 attend The Portland
automobile snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

private Frank Phinney Of Paler
mo. who has been overseas for over
a year as a member Of the .41th
Field Hospital unit. arrived IN the
city Monday. having been HONORABLE
disc larged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05
fenlS-2-26- rnari-a-s-i2-i5. 10
Nash. Miss Grace o 3mothers ana
Miss Gertrude White

Basketball Fans Will nave al op-
por,unity 20 see two fast games ,his
week ~ Cony IS 10 play Waterviil"
high Friday evening and VI. e. l..
Saturday evening both games will he
played III augusta.
The management Of The Cony team
has written both SANFORD nigh ana
Rumford high for games trying ~
arrange with me or the Jther To
play here March y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

The Bird CluD VIII meet At SO
this "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Harry :. Thompson. II Lincoln
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

Mrs. Fred Hall. who has been Sc
riousiy Ill at her home on Bangor
street. IS reported as being much IN
proved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

'riVate Harry Southland. a former
member Of Co. NJ. iO3rd Infantry. is
passing few days in the clty as
y ne guest of friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

deputy Sheriff F. A. Marden of
WaterViile was in the city ruestiay.
on matters OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-05

Mfs. Addle Huey Of Winthrop Cen
Ter underwent surgical treatment on
tuesday at the Augusta General hos
plt3l.