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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-07-11

Band Concert
AT S;i5 this evening at the rail-
road park the Grants Pass band will
give an open air concert, There will
be a good program.
Dancing Party
Waldorf Hall Saturday night, 10
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11
MUSICAL
COMEDY HIT IN PICTURES

ooh, Boy!" coming to the Ken
worthy Theatre on Monday is said to
represent the only really successful
attempt ever made to translate to the
5creen the complete story of mod
3rn, up-to-date grille grille" musical
omedy hit. For from start to finish,
ooh, Boy!" is just one succession of
laughter provoking -ludicrous, fare
cal situations, yet maintaining the
omantic story of the original musical
omedy production.
The film version of ssOh, Boy!' is
ne stage version picturized, the only
ariations made being those which
7ere absolutely necessary and incid-
Mt to the translation from stage to
Green. All of the wit, humor and
arce- comedy of the regular produc-
ton has been retained in the film pre-
sentation, augmented by the fact that
-hereas the stage play was confined
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11

suit of technology and fine arts for
eign countries excelled. And whys
Because they had more leisure to de-
vote to such things.
Then came the war, a coincidence
neither of accident nor miracle, and
by the American the Hun wedge was
obliterated. Even though a few I'M
fair Europeans proclaimed we did it
because they were fatigued, we fresh,
do not be misled-it was the Ameri-
can standard which dealt the blow
that neither science nor mathemat-
ical calculation and expertness abroad
had been able to do.
And what do we mean by Amer
lean Standard" Briefly stated it is
the combination of physical and
moral strength, with speed of attack
plus courage.
The most important thing about a
real man is his standard or philis-
ophy of life. Strategy and tactics
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11

are important in war, but tactics of
morals are indispensable at all times.
Germany failed because she did not
recognize that a mans theory of life
is part of a. consciousness made up
of the higher FORCES Of life. Our boys
were the embodiment of the highest.
Involuntary obedience, meaning
slavery, was the standard of autoc-
racy; voluntary obedience, freedom,
of democracy. America doesn't treat
her men as instruments and toads.
1t is the recognition of one God and
one law that brings things to perfec-
ton 1t is un-American not to rec
ognize one universal law. Needless
to dwell at length on the treatment
of soldiers toward women and chill
dren in contrast to that of other Ea-
lions. Why the doughboys through
their love of chilren, and genuine
American instinct, did more for the
futurity of France than all else. And
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11

let me tell you, even though it seems
I'm Distressing, that any one VINO is
true American, is a primitive Igno-
ramus and an anti-American who
fails to give credit to the colored race,
they who helped so magnanimously in
the world war. You can't ride two
horses at once-be all democrat or all
autocrat.
Many abuses arose as result of
this war This always occurs at such
a crisis-so even if there were 1000
milllonaires created do not lose faith
in all humanity. Be careful though
that you aren't one of the slackers
asking $40 for So worth of work If
doughboys fought for $50 month
it is un-American for us to think our
selves worth more.
And, teachers, it is your duty to de-
velop and preserve the American
standard Don't treat pupils as you
find them, but as you believe them
capable of becoming. No mother ever
sees her child as it is, bat as it may
become The glory of the imperfect
is what is at the heart of a cultivated
man. Let us pledge ourselves to the
rediscovery of American traditions
and make them find fuller expression
in American standards.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11
Latah County Records.

FRIDAY, OcCoDoT IL, l0Ao
w. D.-Arthur M. Craig to Fay
Olmstead, $500; Lot 4; VIZ lotS-o,
Princeton.
Rel. N. Clarke to Ralph L.
Strong, 5-6-13.
w. D.-A. G. Barnett to Fred A:
Barnett, $500; strip IL rods off w
side Lot 4o of 16-39-5.
Writ.-A. S. Lyons, ct al VS.. 7. Hall
$1,000; NWA SEA 1894 w.
R. NV. G. Murphy to First
Trust & Savings Bank, $4,000; S 60
rods of S1aNWA 30-39-5 w.
w. DID,. S. Glenn to George II.
Hutchinson, 81; 3-4 and 10 feet along
S side 2-3, Juliaetta.
w. Charles o. Gregg to George
Kammerzell, $1525; strip IL and .98
rods wide on w side ga sec. 36-44-6.
1898 Al
w. DIV. A. Whitfield and C. 81.
Whitfield to John P. Taber, $1,000; 1,
2, 3; SEANWA 1888 w; NEA-
SEA 24-38-4 w. GOT Az
Rel-Josephine Kambitsch to Henry
Flomer, R. M. 1013-16.
W. D.-Ben E. Bush to Harry Whit
tier, 81; NEA; N1sSEA SEASEA
% AK 1890 a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11
PRESIDENT L|NDLEY
SPOKE TO TEACHERS
ssTHE AMERICAN STANDARD- BY
HEAD OF UNIVERSITY, PLEAS
ED INSTITUTE
Lewiston Tribune)


The teachers institute was brought
TO a most successful close yesterday
and is accredited with being the big
gest affair of the kind the northwest
has ever staged. The institute was
organized by the county superintend-
ents of Latah, Idaho, Clearwater,
Lewis and Nez Perez counties. Idaho,
and Asotin and Garfield counties,
Washington, and through the consol-
idation plan, a sufficient fund was
made available to oring specialists in
every department of education, many
of whom are most prominent in the
educational world.
The director of the institute. Frank
w. Simmonds, presided over the final
session yesterday with the conviction
that it had been a success. AS a di-
rector he may be said to have Gin
ished with honors.' It has been
inspirationals from start to finish as
the full house-an unusual sight on
she closing day-will testify.
The teachers listened with pleasure
to the vocal numbers by Mrs. Flor
ence Foster Hammond. She sang
-sSpring" and Memories" accom-
panied by Elsa Peterson.
Following that were three mastery
addresses which made this a never
to-be forgotten morning and an in
comparable institute.
"The American Standard"
1.-THE American Standard by DR..
Ernest H. Lindley, president of the
University of Idaho, was from the
standpoint of rhetoric and logic a
masterpiece.
AS recently as five years ago Ber-
nard Shaw was but one of many who
considered America nation of vii
lagos. And some of cur people were
simple enough to acquiesce, believing
the requirement of culture came only
through trip abroad. What victims
of confusion and blindnessi People !
are willing to admit that in the pur-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11

Continued from page three.)
sands of dollars into the funds OF
the organization and he was directly
responsible for the handling of every
dollar of this worldwide movement.
His earthly possessions at the time OF
his passing out was $22,080, said sum
the balance of a fore, mentioned
amount.
The predominating spirit of self
forgetfulness, his object was to make
men regardless of creed of color and
millions of despairing, respondent
wrecks strewn along tie shores of
time on that eternal morning shall
arise and call him blessed. The last
concourse of people passed by that
open casket, lying in state in Crystal
Palac, London, remembered it was he
who championed their cause and
brought them hope and cheer through
the gospel of Jesus Christ. To this
end administering to their temporal
wants to reach their inner man thus
leading them to their Redeemer. He
ike his master gave himself for others
and his one slogan was, "And go for
souls and go for the worst"
1t isn't creed the world wants, or
theory or idealim. What will TEN this
tide of unrest and sooth these troubled
waters? Service of practical ma
ture applicable to mems various CON
ditions. This and this only, has
changed from abuse and criticism and
scorn to respect and international
commentator. Therefore, |, an
humble Salvation Army officer say
to this dear brother and any other
that may feel the same as he, "The
fields are indeed ripe unto harvest,
pray we therefore the Lord of the har-
vest to snd reapers." e.
Come on brother, lay aside some OF
that ecclesiastical dignity, roll up your
sleeves don't be afraid to soil your
hands, pitch in, do something to really
help your fellow man. Then you and
yours shall enjoy the support and
assistance the Salvation Army now
has because of the real practical serv-
ice rendered to the human family,
both in the orient and oXident IN 9th
to get out of their own way, trusting
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11

that these few lines will be as the old
adage says, "a word to the wise is
sufficient"
My object is not to criticise the
church or the clergy, maybe this will
satisfy this brothers curiosity and al
so assist the readers of the wide
awake little Mirror to understand the
nature of this drive.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11

to two scenes only, the broader scope
of the cinematograph has permitted
a wealth of magnificent settings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
TWO vEN TEACHERS
=a- cons -ssr Scneoi ct 5es ming
CT Fail Tenn.
I.

Announcement vas 0aos IN
-1,--sCi4v II -1e office II ne 5oE-d
II Eauca-or IF ne aIeC-1Gn If -wc
2aw members IF ne -sHca,cs sIa1 a.
Carv =-E- school. orIs II whom VII
oeg-1 -ce1- work II -1e opening #
ne 1a-I -s----, - sC.oOI.
Miss Esre:le ! 5eaup-e aRs oee.
eier,ed = ne puE,pcn :. -sache- o1
French, she Is g graduate - 5a--
r1r lga school a2d If re IL
ve-s,-y of &a-oe and aas been
-agca-cE 1ar ne past five vsa-s a.
Bangor Er- school, University y
Name ana a. Caribou High scnoDl.
MISS 5,t2..-3 pre- mas dEa excellent
caaca10E experience @Ur -ae work
wnlcc sas VII uake up a. -acv Ggh
and s sEoec-ed = make vaoaaie
addition = ne -aCu.-- n -anE-.
57-a-h :. DAYS o- Spun 5.e-vlck
1Cs been e3e-reG - caa2r sclerca a:
-cry Ign. e r--l1-a-ad rom 60
ou-- Classical attended II II.
va-s--v = Name FIR -wo vaa-s. a2d
20 ::::g-ad t-uD -alSv -2lleEa Ee
mas saG 1ve raz-s II teaching &
;t.-r-enre a-C Is superintendent II
.cnaols =: CG-.0r nd Turner 1sr
-~e vaa-- Z HE = college II spe-
c..L-.sec = SCIENCES and 1as -z2Enr
mem 7u-,oE rs @-a --sR-s sz9e.--
ance as a rszcae- NJ Ca--s Is so
-sa-x 81 age e married a-E cas C-e
suC.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

= q cuncea4e5 shorthand writer had
-akeo Z down the sIzTv would hare
oeHn a great piece Of Ersr2-ure- not
w1raE1anGlng Bob's you-1
Bu1 when Sob sa. down a. his
cesk d tack4s Inas Laeme- E--saE
change -aok MACE. Ee screwed NJ
MS legs w-Irhied lis a--le brow lis
-ar-ec MS fingers, cnewed Ills pencil
oe1I a-moss ooonie t-,ssea. E2n-c
AID tar al We KNOW. naY nave
-ussed-under his nreE-n.
NoH. Why does q boy waD cal -a-Ik
Sd s1sr-velE tael SO helpless when
asksG = w---a plece 1r -ne
scaouI
Tas.aad If encouraging Bon .
w-,ia JUS, as ne would -ak-5ac
c-aumnr nLea metaphors aac al.
bu. a pe-@aE- expression o. VIA. was
n he lad u-ad-tl2s -eacaer want
aG Eon II pur aside al rs ersEnR--
IT al the freedom Of sls -aE1ing
sr5Ir- a1d E-od ou- q s.-tted cor-
POSITION E1a--Eoed according % q lot
If --lles Ev seGR-a C-0wlU9s.
{'f course. sIlcn Z requirement was
tarAl - effect veness. so consE3ct-
ID Bob ceIllu1 possibly get his
message ac-oas-
-a.sr u vszs when Sob adopted
ne staEe- re remembered Us early
scnonl davs and whe, me stare
manager C1ed . noic I'm -1ID ne
conventional acTur, Bot -=ceile6 and
used his Owc aa-Ea personality.
VIII L.1e -esU1-- r-a- TO-DAY re g
JriElnal with -eal Methods.
Bob mas warkeE vary had and I
nRs -aAen veg-s u sTpCT = present
me SIX r1g ulsiCa, SHOWS If ne
lrasE-I ssaSCr.-Ac-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

interest q ne eoUud II he SiIer-
u oman" winch WI ne ne <Ra11.,,--t.
a--aclUr :, me Cuiur.al -aea--e On
Sa-u-1ar. Ei;-a S1u-av ms ne -tie
DIT aao me wa sne PLAYS Nan
Mcdonald 8 SAID - ~ ne BEST WORK
she aas ever done on ne sc-ee,l
me si1rv dea.s Win lite ~ Hudson
bar c-aG,aE post and his scene aIorc
-e2a.rad at acre Of ground <or ne
filming u ne production. another
rig taa-u:-a II he program WI oe I
Mack Secae-- caTneCv ca.-eo ~H 1e..
L0ve Is Blind another stirring
episode =. -he -irpr's --Z-' WI oe
shown a-1G -:1e-e viii also ne SIDE
splitting Mt,-- aaG EFF p1c-il-e-Ac~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06


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an
ls-noaenEnA rS sacknnh et - Ciazx'
aesznA1
&s-zoadfrca p6 klnnetk ClR-r5 CnAQ-
m21
@N-Hancour- vk- Crusnr- CiRzr; fAz-
21EAl, locke
|Gnams w. HDWe HUW1e GaAI
As-Iacanr Bank ~ EsuIe 81 ~ B.uEn,
Fe.iuws 4 Eesicwk-
'ah--aOe DucneW ere0 "a ~ To
FasticR- Hrovn- fsrkzns.
&-Iayfnr Tk THTefDa q AIS 6rr1n.
A-t:niey
- ssccU IS Wnste -I.ae-
Ss-Ea 'iesry rs Lsana1 e: ~ Eussey:
= aasen
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MEo
4ls-1l--uoH VI AAk4- 1lAlr v -
Sis-ce-
<e-Azner7Czn Clothing ca vsL asMREe
GsRar, Lslgn-
1-EOSsey vs. Csfe 81 BIB EUADer.
Letuurnean
E--PiRnIe "a. G.gne- Enssey: T. O.
Irnerisaf-
1S-AEDpW 4 90. vS- Perry EWeF,
Andrews Nelson.
zl-Lrun 81 a. Apt vs- Aufrn- 6us-
sew, hRr-e
--irunlr REnk ~ Duran Shaw; :.
3 ~uwie
-CicHnIc Bank -. 1olrnnur. SHAW
@-a-m vs. Ae-. L~-ou,neau, Pat
-AaGa-. -scke-
ns&-Earnes rs. Patterson - b. S~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
PAUL LEDEC Is BOUND
OVER TO SEPT. TERM OF
COJRT-IS COMMITTED
Ar-asgnec on Thursday Morn nc
Before Municipal Court for Break
ing anc E-,er,ns a Garage WIKI
Intent 70 Sceai an Ausonap,se

young man giving me name II
Paul Ledec. VINO was brought 70 -ats
CITY Wednesday afternoon t-1rr
lewiston. where re mad beer he'd !.
ne -nguesi OF Ias Augusta police
pending me a--,va- OF an oficH- w-s
a--a-E1ed ThU-sCa Cay@norrlng oetora
Judge lancaster Of ne -nu1ic,Da
cuurt IN rwn charges. one Of w1lcn
was tsia, IF breaking and enIa--nc a
garage with the iuea Of taxing an
automobile and The other chH--
was -na, OF larceny Re pleaded
guilty % oUIa charges. When ne
appeared IN cou-- ne was found 20
De wearing clothing winch was
Identified az some which ne nad
stoien- and n Lne ia-cenC- case ser
reoce was suspended On condition
that Ledcc should return me clcLa-
Ing
IN the case CT breaking and en-a--
ing the garage VIII, -t1e inrenr n
-ak,ry ne automobile -edec was
bound ovar n ,he sum Of $500 t1r
appearance a. the September te-n
q ne superior court Later Z ne
cay ne was committed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
STATE o. MAINE
kennecec County Supe-,or Grur-
s.-e Term. 1pf9.

aispnslr.nr q ne ann. Ts-n II ne II
!~-lnr or-- sl--snE a. a-tsrv.-fe ar
ADJOURNMENT. III -uestiar. June ---n,
Ige
-Faw.e- IS csnr-es Ma.ne Pows- "a,
5a-le--- Johnson & Perkins
I-Ticanlr Bark rs: Silver e. a. Smith
--sanca IS wlnee { + Brown
P,urastsac *u- r
---sickeo-e rs WATSON liar
-scwse- Fertilizer a rs. Gerald
zs-zisasun '. vzraI- Jones' Maa-r
&-,s.nle aank IS NaT ct E.
-[a-s-sar IS Eaadl--- slark:as-
-sS-irnn1r Ezak IS. Johnson. slRrE-
1nE-zE S-'uEes
-z..-7.---stll-r F,R-e Class :, vs New-
-4s--icorir Bank EunIs. Apt
Elack:nrnn A-ca,ey- ( Ba-.er-
~ than rs. T--1An- Tx FUN
s-aad Smith
-e1 williamson. Z N
-E7-McA-Err rs. pauicanG -lR-r-
..unes.
-zAFa1 lasnn Is -ur--s- Tar: Butter
-.-aessa iunsisee saas 5 aa--T e
Eu-lRiEn Ma-:r.
I-sA-7e rs. 5uvd 5a-rer g as
.eiEa Marin.
If & : Waste - IS Boston syn
4lca,e- sa--ier- Ia
g a.-:sn Ts -. Thompson HusseT
-ooa-cn ~r ann. Elack,ne,ur
vesils & vaeKs
--i-.>=.ler IS. Brown. 5usss~. -hz3-
E1Aa
--s-.I;nE a. q. Jones. -sIou-nsRl,
----v .5.e- 3 E3va-as. P-,es- LITE
-44-Eorn-ci. =: a. rs. Ceoe- Marin ?.
lawrence
s----sna rs -a-k.n -'-aE "a Slacs-
.5S-S-css+c- StevHcs Brown II
a-aws ( N-.son
-ne7,e-Ee ws zeoaan = al. cla'r'
v--=s,-- 5 Ea-1 ridges. sUwa-1
c,-Bs-rn- s. =-aa-- X sor -. veeks
* Weeks II zI-:va-
-p-Eu-Ea rs =aGEk.ns Aeks d
-wa,Es- n Snul a-,es- Brown
@-->-.aa--~ rs y Rv Bar 81:
PERKINS,
@-?a.s:.e- IS 4--nr--nE :: a. us
.sn-s:lra IS Bu--r. B-,wn wa-,un.
-55ll-TE .n-e-s rs. ones 5-7w- Alcn-
lev
r---zc- -s T-ancc lar
.--%----ir7r1c Ss1s IS. SA.ier - al. Shaw
A---..r Elrcale
-I-Surnev -a-:llr vs. SG..ev Carte
-ur --a.-
.sr-Eal- -s- .un-e- Weeks ( Weeks
Chapman.
-t1-een > z! Us Ne,Es Weeks &
Aess
-esa--on ~ q. ~s. -e-cn. 5razze-. :;
-ha1rra1-
224s---e.s-ra17 5 Eack..5< A-raier:
F-a.E Z 7-ssE--
T--Hace Is Gou!C Williamson. :. *
NJ AnG-ewt i Te.srr : J. '7ouit..
zs-t3-uwr rs 5a.lc- Brown -asssy
-S--5e-iInwEi~ IS Johnson. Brown,
X Mavo
e-@-Ezurnes IS. B=-a -
.t-,4onG--cn rs N-uE -....-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
June Term EeHneDec
Superior Court Adjourned to
Tuesday. June l.. WaaerviIle

Four Cases Ar Ex7eeiatiy Asnisnec
Fs- T-:ai ~ -ae Cpsn,og Gay
Tern, for the T-iai Sf Civil Casas
Only
Clerk of Cou-S Charles y. Jonas
has sent opuce - the nemoer4 Gt
the AenneDec Bar rna- by rder -
Judge F-ea Ene-T Seale ne June
ee-r IF me Ksnneoec COUNTY supe-
my -gE-- q. Wa-s--.Tle VII oe a.
luune1 1-um Tuesday. June u. =
~Qsscav- June -, a. which E1e ne
docket VII, De -a-le6 aid me cass3
assigned tor --1a. -he --1 is t1r
-1e TIA # ct-.l cases erIr
The following Eases ara asslcl lsi
11r -:a 1r -ussda-, June =, 8,
= N
Ea. oEn Mace = Could. T--..a--1-
son. BE-lsir.,- & Mc-ean. Aal-~ws
K Ne3s7-. ?. I 5ouie.
No. -ah. Eac1nora -. Oowa' 5.
Field PaHcock
NJ :.s Pierce IS. B--w, Mare
McGilhcudGr & Mor-r
Nc -. R1tcnle IS McAenn-v (
= A-nC- E-1r...ie Eassev Pa-1an-
gal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

omen as wei as men ar made
MIse-a.7is BY klcnev Rnd f,laodeT VDu-
ai+- -- h1frners STaMp- Root me
great klCneF -1afiicfne, Is hlEa4y -eEum
mennea ar rtluISan6K
SramT-E0DI STANDS -ae nIgheS1 4Tr
rns -eas0r Int ST many people skF II
has rlrovea % oe JIlsf he -rmad- n0ea
tu n thousands o. epeg me moEi DIS
Tess,nE cAseS
Al DRUGGISTS II age anE medium size
spT-3sS- You mRy recesHe q Sample SIZE
scT11e Of SwEmp-Roat nv Parcel Post.
a4se a pamphlet -eIIIng ToI aorur L.
Address -'r AliTne- L IA. aingnRnlon.
n y, ana snC;nse -en cents aaSg men
INN me ANGUISH CE1ir Asnnebec .ioU-
uA--Aoy mzv% int--S---
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
SOS REFUSED 70 az
McIoEc 5v ANYONE
Thai IS Why tne Clever coneciao
-as Beer SO Successful Since -e
-as Beer on -re Stavss lsts o.
New Bright Things ~ ss,e SHOWS
re Sr'nss 70 Augusta mex: Week.

Bon Or e nuIn,nr = 10, oriElaa:
The fun owing Augusta public k-lcw
THIS already and hey WI! ~e.nlve
adGilona4 evidence of Il Z. ne Al
r-ir-a Cipe-1 53use aeS- weeh w.len
Bob comes FOR 1ls aanua, v1sl. WIN
SIX new sparkling nusical comedies
The c.svsr <ar3r1Ta comedian s3coi-'
VII 1ot oe Ea.ded ny convention. H
wants -:13lEs II Dc Gr2C1nas aaG n
mas found -:ia7 Il : bv being orGE-na.
.2as success e sii-a n cnrne.
Yen-s aEu. when Bot attended
school. ais -eacner rcid h.In u write
d theme" On MS way home 50o
saw d dug fight Ee ven, inIo me
house f1uobIins over with me excite
necr If u Ee -0iG MS Impressions
Of = SO sw-e.,r. sEsii-. windy. -las
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

- re South Parish Ccnrnra
-lona- church, -e-- Sl.acar Js.ne &.
VII ~ onse--nG as Children 0a-
= piace Of ne ~eEu.a- ser--1ce -ntsra
NJ ~ a3pro,r:a.5 e-s--Isas :'v ne
children II -t7a Suacgv scnooi As
slEred ~ ne e:lolr- 4 ar,et children 5
sermon NJ ne pastor. and c:.-.s-:sc-
ing Parents wishing her children
cc-;st nneG a -14s me NJ -ort4r
WIN -ne Pastor as a.-~'- - 1uss.hie
All ne r-,s and oUs-e war a-n -
nave 1n-- n me exercises are e
9ues'ac - ne a. ne cnu--n -.1ls F.
dHv =, :sr--oUn d. o-.uca -or =
aea-sa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

-he-" ought - 1e Sar-7e N,.- l.
Nor-c augusta Grange nal tl1.s =
day av--.1c @.j- 3uG Fisher and TIL.
Walker rtlosa aid C-r- E3g. aau
men ar putting W Z n.as--aI sil1w
-.,u- IS v1InE n ne q hummer Judging
--1Tn -:2a bunch II u~e w.-as w:,u
Will appear WITH -!1n-u and a@e-
ne show ne evening VII re in
isnec oE with i -nE1li-- -aod -1-1e
;aace-AEv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
TICKET SALE =cs scs CIT

Tickets ~, ne 5ob OF SHOWS =:
rae Augusta house VII e. NJ sale
ms CORNING a - g lock -he oux
office VII be orn, 1-an 5p q : and
-an u 6 o CLOCK The same
hours VII alse De kep1 n Sa-1-'c1a--
Beginning MonGar 1he Gay vner ne
d-st roducurn VII be C-ver. ne
-lckey cfice vii open e. 0 lock
and VI -=-a-c opeH al Gar-A5v.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

" " EopGler<. VINO aas oeen visit
ng his daughters N Ashland. Ore. mas
rs-E Grlsd nome
? z Green o. SpUranAv Ea-no- was
n .rwr u ..s.restiay.
Nelson -frus NJ Boston u az nome
Quite = number rom .liE piare Went
r ne iaunCnInE a Damafssouria SAtur
dAy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS

.tEl7. Help. POLICE IS
MIGHTY CUTTING PLAY
Critics ssy 4 i. the Funniest Thing
n Nsh,cn George Waisi, -as Vet
Appea-er: xeen-eccen WITHIN
Screen Story Of Ri~ai Safety Razor
Manufacturers.
Genrre Walsh. a.hiete- spr,n1e--
osseoail player and notion picture
actor. will De he pr1nc.pG- attrac-
TOE a. The Colonial theatre TO-DAY
Ee Is u oe seen n a new 4 Ham
Fog cnInedv-G-aua emitted Eeip
Help Police" which Is said 20 IN
volre a new Version II -ae "ete-1ui
-R1Eie." said triangle n -sis case
being composed Of business. love and
police. The 5usiness-IhA. Of rne
manufacture II safety -azoE-cvrs
IN frequently On the isv- a1Alr ana
the police DC likewise both seeming
70 have keen-edged cases cf Jealousy
Even-uiiv, however. rne love alAir
establishes Itself on BUSINESS oaEs
and the viiIa,nous poiics-oecnrne cie-
g-aCec .lrerippe.H-
Georsr's propensity ror getting INTO
sc12es and his remarkable -acIifT
for c.r.snE OUT again provide s-eaf
dea. of me acton Of the play A.
one .ume the poiice are holding MIN
On seven charges ranging -Sm
speeding 70 burgiHrv and aoUucaon-
but ne fights ms war though Lnefn
n q most interesting manner ana
comes cut thoroughly vindica-sa
~she rir. N me caRe ,g ALICE MANN
End as a new Walsh leading iaoE Is
r-pnr-ed 10 oe pretty SUCCESS me
picture was directed nr Edward Dbl
ion.
Two one,reei comedies filed win
laughter and the Gaumont "eeRsE
will coyn nis..s rS,e b,1 1iii-Afy-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

cc--77' : 5xw,a-. 9. z. 2. Of the
: : 32s:.. 4aG Eemon ". Glib
K :: Na--ecIun are VS.
- ...ii1.. Is. Alice Abbott
ksr,, y-.-s.a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

OH : 1-isr. 1ur seven
= ~ q. ne CITY Of Salem.
FlS = -lECsfa Thu-sdRy for
-raE s-opped Of here 70 see
e. II II us way % st.
:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

II altar Stevens n &crS Newcastle
were a. parsun 5-nd Satu-dav
g. Mer-3n " \ iElIssa was = tnw-
u .ineslav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
: Manchester Grange
o-oS cake Saturday

b -41-ual meeting a. -as
Z A=.-c@:-c Agricultural Socle-T
. =. - ne FAIR grounds at
Z -csQ- a. o'clock Sa-1r-
l::;;s-.--.1-r Lae n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

= -er14ar meeting Of Asylum
3 ST - .. r. this FRI
-'rs1...;,.c lu-- Il. the In1Earnry
= III ~ inferred On several
ez;a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

: -.- -c.aulous Of marriage
--Ff ll:-.-aC ne week been re-
: - 1-.iSH Of he CITY clerk
= = Z .la1 Henri -vnci
Z 4uss'cE.ae Gallagher of Al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

! 4.lis-. formerly Of The
17r wed n the ctt-
-e' 7a~,ng BEEN reiieved
cn Naval S0rv-
A-e- g1ay a. hiH home
r'r- NJ Miller VIII 60
:. vhe-e ne mas acceDr-
-. VIZ ne American
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

: --Easta Soy Scouts. VIII
/ i. "a O'Clock THIS
--'e--lo0-- %or a nike 70 East
- ---"~ aE leadership Of
* . : Ph4.hrook- Sup
= = mag q. Or aea- he
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

c.;-. and ananeIa. lpparT an les n
&--Usseis Areraraa aH3k--s are
-s.k n. al .-En~ns- - '4e H,uE-a ~ We
crrsr.-lCI1cr me ilE New ysrk
-g-:Is1 co-npa-..- 24-sac-y a. apeaa1 IN
af6cs -nere-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

A-ne-icar visitors are arriving a.
mnss evefy asy % examins caRmsr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

= = ON : hopkins Arrived
ii-r evening. having
- 2olo-l1is discharge a,
Re se-ve6 n the
= @-oe-t q ne 10Sd
: -c -as or su-ne months
~r lusal-a- -ea-nent
- - -ece:ved Z France.
> AZ" lnosr orders 70 -
anT-s 1ur ne next SIX
7cte- some empicv-
i-2le I'M 20 40 so.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Y STA LOCALS

.gss-s -- u lnIhrop was ao-
2 7-av = he AUg1s-a Cen
--r-----z.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Asr,, 'nn hand rf-,r-
- o' caru. % -, sew
JUneodsS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

SPECIALS
SithG's Best
Coffee MarsnnaIicw
Temptation Suncae
Tango Pineapple
Mint Pineapple
Over the Top
Blackberry Suncae
Raspberry SUndae
Champagne Frost Sc
Fresh Butssrrlk SC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

sr-s,. --1'ng -oom gir.. Ao-
II Eospitai. n the
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