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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
NOTICE ON INsoLvENT ESTATE

Estate Reuben A. Wentworth, Halo.
we'll.
The Commissioners appointed to re-
ceive and pass upon all unpreferred
claims against said Estate. have APP
pointed and hereby give notice of the
following times and place at which they
will be in session to receive and pass
upon said claims:
May 10, 1919 and October 13. 1919. City
Treasurers Office. Hallowell, 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
MELVIN H. SIMMONS.
GEO. H. WILLIS,
apr19, sat,3t Commissioners,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26

Local Man Receives Communion from Pope Pus-Mr Traf
ton Leases S. w. Gould Far Mrs. Dexter E. Fisher
Away in Boston Congregational Church Presents
"The Rummage Sale at Hickory Hollow" - X. of P. 9th
Anniversary Parade Committee Meets Tanks in Show
hogan Saturday - Sunday Church Notices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26
SOME DAY

WHEN yeu feel mean all ever, have .
foul breath, yellow skin and disor'
dsrsd stomach. you will buy . box
SCHNCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
(pIsin Or susareoatsd)
and Ind out why they have been
used for % years for constipation
and bilious disorders-Adv.
D.. J. Il. 8ehenek Z Son, Phila.
phia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26

Because Of the lonR hours. Arthur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-26

ev. Herbert L. Nichols, the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
Jenny Wren's Sharp Tongue
Bu CONDO

I haven't. but I've secn enough OF
It. Amy one who travels a thousand
milsa twice year haF right 10
express an opinion. There IL no
place like home. and you needn't try
to tease me by pretending that
there f.. My dear. know you: you
are just as tickicd to b. back here
as arm"
lie sings as u he were" said
Peter. For all the time Mr.. Wren
was singing with all his might.
Jenny Wren looked over az Mr..
Wren fondiy. isn't he n dear 20
sing 10 me Ike thatT' said she.
And isn't 1t a perfectly beautiful
spring songg I do wish he would
DO more careful. Sometimes I arm
afraid he win ovcrdo. Just look a,
him now. lie II singing 10 hard
that he Is shaking all over. He nj.
ways Is that way. When we wrens
do things. we do them with all our
might. When we work. we work
with all our might when Mfr. Wren
And when you scoId. you seold
with all your might" interrupted
Peter mischievousfy.
Jenny Wren opened her mouth for
a sharp reply. but laughed instead
Il suppose ! do scold a good deal"
said she. but II dsdn't, goodness
knows who wouldn't impose upon
us. cant bear to be imposed on
Next story. Jenny Wren's IDEAS
About Dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

How che stood out from the Others
What xest for living and for hap
plnees she had
The Episcopal clergyman read the
cplstia;
Thou hast loved righteousness.
and hated inlqulty. therefore God,
even thy God. hath anointed thee
with tho oil Of giadness above thy
fellows
That WAS sidney. She was good.
and Hhe had been anointed with the
oil OF giadneHs. And he
Ills brother was singing. His deep
bass voice. not always true. doomed
out above the sound Of the ANAL
organ. Ed had been n good brother
TO him: he had been n good son.
Max's yagrant mind wandered
away from the service 10 the picture
Of his mother over his brothers TT.
tered deak. to the Street. 20 X. TO
the girl who had refused 20 marry
him because sho did not trust hi-n.
TO carlotta last of all. lie turned
little and ran his eyes along the
line Of nurses.
All. there she was. As IL she were
conscious OF his scrutiny, she lifted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

ron. lie meant for her. that
Christmas morning. all that the
other men were MOTTO their weak
ncna. strength. courage. dnrins.
power.
Johnny Roscnfeid lay hack on the
pillows and watched her face.
when I WAS a kid.' he raid.
land ran along the Street. calling
pr. Max dude. never thought
ia lie here watching that door 70
see him como In. You have had
trouble. too. Amt II tho hell OF a
world. anyhow II Amt much OF
a Christmas to you. either"
sidney fed him his morning beef
tea. and. because her eyea filled
up win tears now and then at his
heipicmncss, she was not 20 sleill-
fui aa she might have been. When
one spoonful had gone down bis
neck. he smiled up at her whimai-
,uiiy.
nun for your ilfe. The dams
tursfr' he said.
"A mucn as was possible. the
hospital rested on that chridman
day. The lnicrnes went about In
frcah white ducks with sprays Of
mlsiIe,oc in their buttonholcs. doing
few dressings. over the UPPER
floors. where the Kitchens we're 10
Gated. spread toward noon the In
rsllous oder Of roasting turkeys.
Every ward had it, vase OF holly.
In The afternoon services were held
in the chapel downstairs.
wheel chairs made their slow
progress along corridors and down
elevators. Convaleseents who were
able TO walk tapped along in carpc,
slippers.
Gradually the chapel niIed up.
Outside the Wide doors Of the cor.
ridor the wheel chalrs we're arranged
in a Nemi.circle. Behind them.
dressed FOR the occasion, werc the
elevator men. the orderlles, and Big
John. who drove the ambulance.
on one sidc Of the aisle. near the
front. sat the nurses in rows. in
crisp caps and fresh uniforms. on
the other side had been reserved n
place for The staff The intcrnes
stood back against the wall ready 10
run out lstween reJolcings. as Il
were-for a cigaret or an ambulance
can. aH> the ease might he
over everything brooded the after.
dinner peace OF Christmas afternoon.
Thc nursea sang. and Sidney sang
with them. her fresh young voice
rising above the rest. yellow win.
ter aunilrht came thru the stained
glass windows and shone on her
lovely flushed face her smooth ker.
chief. always Just little awry.
Dr. Max, lcunging against the
wall. across the chapel, found his
eyes straying toward her constantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
Pal SmdShes
EN- All
Iam asss NE ssssss - ssss ssssssssI

NonttnuTd from MundayJ
Now tha, was all over. They were
auch good friends. lie would miss
her. too. bu; he would have Harriet
and Christine and-Max. Back In n
circle to Max. OF course.
She insisted. that last evening. on
sitting up with him until midnight
gshrrrd In Christmas day. Christine
and Palmer were out. Harriet. hnv-
Ing presented sidney with blouse
that had been left over in the shop
from the autu-nn's business. had
yawncd herself TO bed.
When the BELLS announced mid
night. Sidney reused with a start.
She realized that for some time
neither Of them had spoken. and
that KS eyes were fixed on her.
The little clock on the shelf took up
the burden OF the churches and
struck tho hour in quick staecato
notes
Sidney rose and went over 10 X.
her black dress In soft folds about
her
"fIe is born. X"
''IIe in born. dear"
She stopped and kissed his cheek
lightly.
Christmas day dawncd thick and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
EVERETT TRUE

:OErER RABBIT looked up a,
Jenny Wren as she fused
put just over his head. and there
= mischief In hts eyes as he said
4 tongue OF yours Is just as
p as ever. but IL II good TO hear
"a the same. We certainly would
You arc so late l was be
hG TO worry n little for fear
thing might have happened to
Kond that you wouldn't be back
~ summer. You know me well
Z ugh. Jenny Wren. 10 know tina,
] - can't hurt me With your tongue.
= nEp ~ II Is. no you may as well
7 ~ your breath to tell me few
4 - ! want to know. Now. II you
- fond Of the Old Orchard as
prrtcnd TO be. why did you ever
80 itv'
0nny wren's bright eyes snapped
Why do you eat7- she asked
IDLY.
jocnuse I'm hungry replied
-. promptly
Mai would you eat II. there was
= hing to eatg- sputtered Jenny.
I. bats . silly question retortsd
~ y no more silly than asking me
- ~ / leave the Old Orchard re-
! ~ Jenny. do give US birds
G1& for a little common sense.
l&1or. We can no more live without
49, than you can. and in winter
<R = no food at al here for most
~. 70 we go where there Is food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
Copyright 1918.
W MARI fteh~fss
lglGeEaFt
Notwithstanding

white. Sidney left tho little house at
six. with the street light still burn.
ing thru a mist OF failing snow.
The hospital wards and corridors
were rtiil lighted when abe went on
duty at seven o'clock. Shc had been
assigned 10 the mems surgical ward.
ard went there at Once She had
not seen cariotta Harrison since her
mothers death: but she found her on
duty In the surgical ward. Fer the
second time IN four months the two
girlm were working side by side.
sidney's recollection Of her previ-
GUS service under cariotta made her
nervous Bus the older girl greeted
her pleasantly.
we were ail sorry 70 hear Of your
trouble" she Raid. II hope we shall
got on nicely
sidney surveyed the ward. fun to
ovcrfiowlnE. At the far end two cots
had been placed
''The ward r. heavy. isn't it7''
VERY. I've been almost mad ut
dressing hour. There arc th.'ae Of
US -you myself. and pronatloner. :"
The first light Of the Christmas
morning was coming thru the win
dowa. cariotta put out the lights
and turned in a business Ike way to
her records
THE probatsoner's name IL Ward.
ven" aIc said Perhaps you'd bet.
ter help her with breakfasts. II
there's any way TO make a mistake.
she makes IL.
1t was after when Sidney found
Johnny RosonfeId.
"You here in tho ward, Johnny
she said.
Suffering had refined the boys
features fIis dark, heavily fringed
eyes looked at her from n pale face.
But he smiled up NJ her checrfully.
II was In private room. but IT
cost 30 piunks q week. SO I moved.
Why pay rontg''
sidney had not seen him since hts
accident. she had wished 10 20. but
X. had urged against IL. She was
not strong. and she had already SUI.
fered much. And now the work OF
the ward pressed hard. She had only
moment. She stood beside him and
stroked his hand.
Tin sorry. Johnny"
fIe pretended 20 think that her
sympathy was for his fall from the
estate OF a private patient to the free
ward.
"oh. I'm all right. Miss Sidney"
he said. Mr.. Howe " paying SO
week for me. The difference between
me and the other fellows around
here is that ! get n napkin on my
tray and they don't"
Before his determined choorfuiness
Sidney ch6ked.
six dollars a week for n napkin is
going some. | wish you'd tell Mr..
Howe to give ma the 50. She'll be
needing II. I'm no bloated aristo.
crat; / don't have to have a napkin"
Fave they told you what tho
trouble ls?''
Backs broke. But don't let
that worry YOU. Or. Max Wilson
IL going to operate on me. Ill be
doing tho tango yet !"
sidney's eyes shone. or course.
Max could do Il. What thing IT
was to be able to take this life lin /
death of Johnny Rosenfcld'9 and
make II life again!
All sorts of men made up Sid
ney's world: the derelicts who wan
dered thru the ward In tapping
slippers, listleasly carrying trays;
the unshaven men in the beds.
looking forward to another day of
boredom, II not OF pain; Palmer
Howe with his broken arm; H., ten
der and strong. but filing no espe-
cial place in the world, Towering
oyer them all was the younger Will
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her head and glanced toward him.
Swift color flooded her face.
The nurses sang:
O holy child Of Bethiehem,
psHcend to us. vac pray.
Cast out our ala. and eater ir.
lie bern In Va today.
The wheel chairs and GONZALES.
cents quayered the familiar words.
Dr. Eds heavy throat shook with
earnesfne~.
The Head, sitting a little apart
with her hands folded in her lap
and weary with the suffering OF the
world. closed her eyes and listened
CONTINUED Wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
GOVERNOR CALLS FOR
CONFERENCE ON RENT

ALBaNY. ~. r.. Nay i5.-TnIted
Press t--Governor Smith today re.
quested the state reconstructlon
commission to call into conference
with him representative men and
women TO carry out plan proposed
By the commission for housing relief
In New York city, where rents are
breaking records and evictions re-
ported numerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
Paper Mill Unions
Go Out on Strike

CLENSs FALLS, N. Y. May ID
United PrcSs.y Paper miil EN-
ployes affiliated with the Interna.
tionai Brotherhood OF Pulp, Suiphite
and Paper Nill Workers. in the fac.
tories OF tho International Paper
Co. were on. strike today. The strike
followed differences OF opinion be.
tween the employers and employees
AZ 10 wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
Belgium Protests
Hun Color Scheme
Bg AHERN

PARIS. May IL. = United
Press. p-Belgium has issued an
official protest TO the allies
against the plan OF the German
republic to use Belgirm's nation
al colors for its new flag.
The Germans wished to replace
the present flag Of red. white and
black with the old federation flag
OF red, gold and black. Gold II
not practical for a flag, 10 yell
low was substituted, making II
coincide with BeIgium's colors--
red. yellow and black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
For Piles

A Free Trial Of Pyrarnid Pile Trest.
ment WIN De Just Lake Meet
Ing a Good Old Friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13


mendous strain which would
be imposed upon his health
and strength. After two years
Of such strenuous work and
intense mental effort as would
have worn down the constitu-
ton OF many men, Paderewski
had recourse to the sustain
ing tonic benefits OF Nux-
ated Iron TO help rebuild his
wasted forces and restore
his old-time health and
strength. That one of the
foremost and most force
full figures OF today's in
tcrnational life should
come out frankly and
publicly indorse a prod l
uct which he has person. 4
ally found valuable for N
building up the health v
and strength must arouse the
interest of every thinking per-
son in Nuxated Iron, which is
today being used by over
z 00o mn npople annually to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
n MONEY ON
SHOES FOR IT,! rue
WHOLE FAMILY

nm Foochow, China. comes this
III from r. K. Gardner, Foochow
61eee: "Ne0lfn Soles have solved the
~ problem for me. Other soles wore
b quickly on the rocky roads here.
n ! had no end OF trouble with
|rsn," he writes.
Where other soles fail. Nc5lin Soles
Gw5ys stand the test Of hard wear and
soufh usage, This fact points the way
= economy. Buy Ne0lin-soled shoes
* DE whole family. and so save shoe
money. And have Ncolin Soles put on
y0w old shoes, too.
These durable. flexible. and water
lpsoof soles are scientifically made by
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co,
"a "a, Ohio. who also make Wingfoot
leels, guaranteed to outwear all other
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

k4h61o who can eat all kinds OF food
rul1d here In winter. stay, They
~ lucky. That's what they are
lucky. And yet" Jenny Wren
Iyp6i1sed
Yet WHAT" prompted Peter.
|~s1 wonder sometimes II you folks
NJ are at home all the time Know
r - what a blessed place home is. :"
lLpIIed Jenny. 1T is only six
11onths since we went south. but
r1d Il seems ages, and 1t does. The
~ part OF going away 10 coming
6ibe. That sounds rather mixed,
~ Il Is true. Just the same. IL
ut home down there IN the sunny
push. even II we do spend as much
~ there as we do here. This is
D1fE. and there's no place like It.
80 that, Mr.. Wren? I haven't
AL the Great World? Perhaps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13
IS a WONDER

Have you tried pyramid9 II not.
why don't your The trial is free
Just mail coupon below--and tho
rosults may amaze you, Others are
praising Pyramid Pile Treatnents NJ
coupon now or get 6oc box from
any druggist anywhere. Take no
su bstitute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13

help create red blood, power and en-
durance.
Commenting upon the use OF Nux-
nted Iron by Padercwski and other
widely known people. DR.. Kennel N
X MacAlpine. n prominent New ORR
surgeon and former adjunct profess
or Of the New York Post Graduate
Medical School and Hospital, says;
During iG years as lecturer ana
adjunct professor of special surgery
tProctplogy) in the New York Iost-
Graduate Medical School and Hos
pital, / never had recourse to so val
liable, a remedy for building up the
health and strength of debilitated;
convalcscent patients as NuNatsd
iron, Severe tests recently nrde
WIN Nuxated Iron have absolutely
convinced me that II IL preparation
OF most extraordinary merit, .NuN
ated Iron, by cnriching tho blood
and creating new blood ceits.
strengthens the nerves. rebuiids the
weakened tissues and helps TO in
atiil renewed energy and endurance
into the whole systcm. whether the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-13


uahIc tonic. strength and blood
builder any physician can pre-
scribe"
pr. James Francis sullivan, for
merly physician OF Bellevue hospital
tOutdoor Dept). New York. and the
Westch ester county hospital. says;
Lack OF iron in the blood not only
makes a man a physical and mental
wcakling, nervous. irritable, easily
! fatigued. but 1t utterly robs him OF
that virile force. that stamina and
strength Of will which are so neces-
sary to success and power in every
walk OF life. Thousands of men and
women are impairing their constttn-
tons, laying themselves open to til-
ness. and literally losing their grip
on health. simply because their blood
Ia thinning out and possibly starving
through lack Of iron. Iron vs. ahso-
lutely essential to enable your blood
to transform the food you eat into
muscular tissue and brain Without
I iron there " no strength, vitality
and endurance 10 combat obstacles
or Withstand severe strains. To help
make strong. sturdy men Of blood
aud iron there IL nothing better than
lorganic iron--Nuxated Iron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
BRITISH TROOPS RELIEVE
u. S. SOLDIERS IN RUSSIA
First American Unit VIII BE Started
Home During Neat Few
DnyC.
IRv AsAoeiated Pross \

ARCHANGEL. May 2s.-The Aincrj-
van cruiser Des Moines arrived here
Monday simultaneously with transports
bringing new British volunteer army
units TO relieve nhr American ana
other troops who have been aghtins
since last August
Rear Admiral McCully commando
or the American naval forces IN Rus
san waters is on board the Dos
Moines. The gunboat Iankton is cN-
Deeted TO follow the pes Moines here
within few days
The ,ships on which the new forces
arrived viii transport the first uni; o.
American infantry. which il is expect
week 80 '''
:. The las. American infantry on the
No!soda hallway from, has just oecn
renewed, after nearly eight months
service The americans received a
rouslnE farewell from tho British and
russian command at ubozerskaya
Airansements are under way for
nololns american Memorial DAY SER
EiceS IL the Archangel cemetery. where
are inferred many of the zoo Americans
VINO have been killed in action or died
o. c!sease In North Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE,
AIDED BY PROGRESSlVES
senator Pcnrose Heads Finance BODY
ana senator Warren ApprU-
prIutl0ns Committee.
ny Associated rres,.I

Rr Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. May :S.--Aner three
the Democrats. the Republicans com :
picted organization of the Senate to-
aay by elrct'ne chairman and MAORI
ties of all important committees. in
Guiding Senators rcnrosc. rennsyi-
, haniS and Warren. wyoming, as
iioms Committees. rcspectivcly.
The Republican Progrcssives did not
carry thsir opposition 10 senators PEN
voting soltdly against Dcmocra ic
motion dcsisucd 70 Dust Senator Pen
rose as chairman or the Finance Com
All OF the Republican committee
nominations were adopted en- masse
on Stra;Sht party vote OF 40 TO AZ,
preventing separate votes OF special
Ghairmanships sought b. many parla
paren,ly in an effort TO force a record
vote OF tho Progressive Republicans
ms Democrats however. secured a
designation of chairman" OF tho FL
nance Committee after Mr.. Penroses
name ia m,, Ths motion WAS tabled. As to
an other Progressive Republicans vot-
AftSr The Republican committee Sc
ectons mad been adopted. the Dem
ocratic ASSIGNMENTS were approved
without objection and the new COM
mittec chairmen Immediately outlined
beditc the woman suffrage resolution
and other affairs The Interst,ts
Commerce Committee Will meet to-
morrow to take up the bill repeating
government control OF teleSraphs
telephones and cables and the la Dor
committee Will begin work on voca-
t'oual education bills
The Republican Prorressives were
iwittcd during the days debate from
the Democratic side for their action
on the committee states and tho DEM
ocrats were criticized by the Republi-
cans FOR nhStrurtinc the RepubIiran
examination program Senator Thomas
Democrat, of Colorado. declared the
results showed the Republican "old
guard once more in the saddle" while
Republican Leader Lodge said the
Democrats in opposing the majority
committee organization had violated
courtesy and good manners"
senator Fail Republican. OF New
Mexico. CHARGED the Democrats had
made overtures TO make a trade" and
leave the frogressives lin the lurch.
but this WAS denied hv Senator Pitt
man, Democrat. OF Nevada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
Tightens Her Skin
Loses Her Wrinkles

II want TO tell YOU how easily got
ria OF my wrinkles" writes Luella
Marsh. while in London a friend.
much envied because Of her youthful
looks, gave me a formula for a home
made preparation which has the effect
OF instantly tightening the skin, thus
smoothing out wrinkles and burrows
The principal ingredient is DOW :
dered saNoiite. which can he had at
drug stores here. An ounce Of saXolite
IS dissolved in IL half pint witch hazel
After bathing my face in this but once
Inc Transformation was so marvelou.
looked years younger. Even the
deep crows feet were affected and
the annoying crcases about my neck
II seems difficult 10 believe anything
could produce such results. Several 70
whom ] recommended the recipe have
Deen similarly helped, one an elderly
lady whose cheeks had become quit,
basey. Social Mirror-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
SB0VS and GITEQVl
EICle0r 1heSklnAE
Irwin CufiCuraN1
w Drasey. S..s 0Rts.el I.le.n Csc cad. w |
MAKES HEADACHE
co AWAY QUICKLY
Just A Little Yum On Tongue
With Dash OF Water Makes
Headache Vanish

Get Dime package Of Yum at the
drug store. Extract Powder from the
envelope and you are done with pains
neuralgia rains-dizZy weak, nervous
headaches. for il works like magic
or course. il is something new and
but Yum is the favortts among n vast
number desiring quick relief from head
aches. dizzy, faint spells. nausea ner-
vousness. and TO clear the head mornings
and quicken the vision, Sherpens the
brain and rid one of the cons. .uences
OF too much strain. worry. ceases,
oveIwork-
Ask for dime package OF Yum a,
the well-stocked store. The t;ran,
Drug co. have II in this city now