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Evening journal., 1919-10-03

/ Special 90 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Oct. ar there has ever
been doubt in the minds Of Newark peo-
pie as TO the success OF the recently or
ganizcd Y. NJ C. A., that thought was
dispeled last night, when the fomal
opening OF the association was held In
the Armory A general invitation had
been extended 10 the people OF the
town and vicinity 10 attend the opening
to see and hear for themselves lust
what had been planned for the boys
and young men Of Newark. A crowd
that filled the building and was esii-
mated at 600 or more. attended and
everyone left expressing a conviction
that the venture is sure now 10 be a
success.
70 was one OF the most representative
gatherings that has ever met in New
ark. Many women were In the crowd
and also large number OF business
and professional men What was es-
peclally encouraging was the large mum
Der OF boys and young men who attend
ed and expressed a willingness 10 join
the association.
AWe lHAtlANI Ul ANt UMAAulnh was NA7
/ tractlvely decorated. General Secre-
tary w. Frank Bebout and members OF
/ the board Of directors. welcomed the
visitors. The first OF the evening was
devoted 90 a meeting when the aims OF
| the association and the work that ha'
been mapped out was explained. This
meeting was held In the drill room
which viii be used as a gym The
room was crowded. many having 10
lsiand
Francis A. Cooch, president OF the
association. presided, and told the
short history u the association, how
Il was organized last spring and Of se-
curing Mr. Beboui as general secre-
tary. He predicted that The association
would be a success and a great benefit
TO the young men and boys OF New
ark and vicinity.
Mr. Bebout, who has already become
very popular with the young people Of
the town, received an ovation when hc
was introduced. lie told Of the pro-
gram that he expects 10 carry out this
fan and winter, including gym" classes
for boys and men. sports, hikes, enter
talnments and religious activities
Frank L. Goodwin. Of Washington, in
terstate secretary. was introduced and
gave a short talk on the work OF the
"Y."
Harry C. White. who served as an
overseas secretary, was the final speak
er. In addition 10 telling Of some Of his
experiences. Mr.. White also entertained
with limitations.
After the meeting the chairs were
cleared from the floor and an indoor
baseball game was played between the
married and single men. The latter F,
won, ~ 10 II. but the benedicts gave
them a hard game. A volley ball game
was also played.
Refreshments OF ice cream. cake and I
coffee, was served to all. A committee |
OF young women were In charge Of this 1
part OF the program. The committee /
consisted OF Miss Elsie Wright. chair 4
man: Misses Agnes Medill, Cornelia 4
Pilling. Edith Spencer. Elizabeth /
Wright. Bessie Wilmington, Katherine
Steel. Helen steel. Ethel Campbell. Anna /
Ritz. Anna Gallaher, Marion Gallaher, /
Melser, Alberta Heiser. Olive
Heiser, Dora Law. Marion Brown, Flor
ence Colbert and Mrs. Frank Dean.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
New YORK. GREETS
BELGIUN'S KING
Continued from First Page.


onor that the city OF New York doe,
ie In making me one OF its citizens.
rize all the more highly, this manlfes.
alton because IN Belgium the munich
ial Institutions have always played in
he past and continue TO MI today q
narked role In the public life OF tho
Ountry.
Il think that there is not In the/hls-
ory OF the world another example like
hat Of the city OF New York. which
,orn not three centuries ago. has be
'Ome in this short space OF time one OF
he centers OF universal activity New
FORK is indeed worthyit ito be a CONNER
,ial and financial metropolis Of that
admirable American democracy which
showed Itself to be as great In war as
In peace, and always generous toward
hose VINO suffered
Il am happy, Mr.. Mayor. 10 be able 90
scar TO the immense city which sur
rounds ms with its splendor, the saluta-
lions OF Belgium"
returned to their suite In the Waldorf
Astoria.
Al Ao'olock this afternoon The royal
lNAie viii niuAul az beutidl fdIh,
where they will be entertained by 90
900 school children. King Albert will
plant a tree there 10 commemorate his
visit
in the evening the party will attend
theatrical performance at The HIP
podrome.
King Albert plans 70 visit wall
Street, the Weolworth Building and
other points Of interest tomorrow. and
will take luncheon at the Bankers
Club: In the afternoon he and the
queen will receive o delegation OF Bel
gians at the public library. They will
attend a meeting Of the American Le-
sion in Madison Square Garden tomor-
row night and will leave for Boston on
a special train at i0A5 .. m,
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
BRAIN TESTS
by Sam Lloyd.
4 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 2s9.

Three Texas drevers met on the
highway and proceeded to. ....,. as
follows
Says Hank to Jimi "Ill give YOU
six pigs for hossl then you'll have
twice as many critters in your drove
as.I will have in mine"
Says Duke TO Hank I'm give YOU
fourteen sheep for hOss, then
you'll have three times as many
critters as l."
Says Jim to Duke "pll give YOU
four cows for a hoss: then you'u
have six times as many critters
a. l."
From these interesting facts can
yeu tell Just how many animals
there were in the three droves?
ANSWER To'No 22i.
CAB and FED are the two words
TO be produced by a rearrangement
of the lettered blocks.
Copyright, 1919, by Sam Loyd.l
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
Largest Paid Circulation
IN NTNORIAN.

In sad but loving memory Of our devoted
mother. Cathrinc r. Towers. Departe<
this life October g. 1917 aged 81 years:
Our dear mother is sleeping, free from Al
pain.
on wake her not. sweet spirits to surei
again
She siumbers so swcctiy Oh let her sleeI
Her sickness is ended. her troubles all gone
Oh. think how she suffered and moanet
with her pain
vain.
Until God In His mercy, came down frou
above.
with angels that whispered message Of
love.
Sadly missed by her ChiidTen.-
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Oct 3. United Press
Spots opened In improved demand to-
day Prices were steady. Sales amount
ed 20 5000 bales. Receipts toialled
1000. Futures opened barely steady, on
six 10 A points.
American middlings fair, 22I3; fun
middllngs, 203s; mlddling1. 1868; low
mlddlings, i7S3: good ordinary. t5.9S,
and ordinary, ii9s
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
CONFERENCE WITH ENCINEERs

more. Division Engineer for the Eastern
District, United States Engineer. came
here this morning 10 confer with Col
onel J. ?. Jervey. on the preliminary
work Of the Broad Street Bridge, Bur
lington. ~ J.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
COOPERATING IN VALUATION.

G Emmett Adams. valuation engineer
OF the County Board Of Assessment. in
behalf OF that Board. is cooperating
with the City Board OF Assessment in
the valuation OF new buildings for as
sessment purposes.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
LEAVE TIT TO JONEs-HE KNOWS.

on his flfty-flfih appearance before
the court. George Jones was fined $40
and costs for drunkenness by Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court this
morning. 10 was his twenty-ninth ap-
pcarance before the court this year.
John Mccullough was fined a like
amount for being drunk
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
IN MEuoRIAM

, In sad but loving remembrance Of on
dear sister. Anna Briggs. who departe,
this life one year ago today, October
1918.
Oh. dearest. sweetest sister.
Since you have passed away.
II eccms not that n is year sgo,
But only yesterday.
Whene'er we speak you're loving name.
Our eyes with tears. are wet
Oh, sister how We loved you
And love cannot forget
BY her Father, Brothers and Sisters
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
IN MrMoRIANr.

In sad but loving remembrance Of oul
dearly beloved daughter aud sister. BerthI
l. Curry, who departed this life Octobe'
g. 1917.
One by one Our hopes grow brighter,
As we near the shining shore;
For we know across the river.
Waits the loved one gone before.
Sadly missed by
Mother Sisters and Brother.s
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
REYNnInSH SHCKMAN-

Miss Bertha Reynolds and William
Hickman, both OF this city, were mar
ried on Wednesday evening. by the
Rev. f. p. Corbin, pastor Of Mt. Bethel
Church
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
COZ. JERVEY 10 TAKE REST

Colonel j. p. Jervey, United States
Engineer, who has been so busily en-
gagged In the work Of his department
tnat he was unable to take a vacation
this past summer, will leave tomorrow
for a four-days' rest with his family
near Richmond, Va.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3. lInlted Press
The cotton market opened heavy to-
day. October sold at 81 30. on 22 De
cember. 3i.95, on 10: January. 3i95
of 25; March. ~ 10, OF 90; May. 500,
OF 30, and July, 1910. on 49,
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. oct. g. United Pressl.-
Opening grain.
Corn. Dec. i25is626ss May i2iN@ X
oats, Dec, 7ih@h; May, 73%Gh.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
IN MrMoRIAM.

sister. Mary NJ JObes who departed this
life one year ago today. October 2. 1915
A precious one from us has gone but moi
forgotten Mother, Father, Sister Mabel
and Brother Thielmon.'
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

Women laborers in some classes q,
york in Java set ten cents a day But
the islands world trade during the war
Jumped from 100000 annually TO $50
OOO.OOO.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

According TO Osmanll legend the flrst
Turk was a grandson Of Noah, born In
the ark
Evening journal., 1919-10-03
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird & Co., dupont Building. fur
nlsh the following quotations OF local
securities.
Evening journal., 1919-10-03

France had T757 flying men kk'ed and
wounded In the war.
The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-30

Buy three or
four pr. of this
special lot.
20 pairs Of mems
Gun Metal Pa
tient leather and
Russian Calf OK
lords, values to
So. 90. Special
Sale Price, per
pair. $3.50
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Former HaIloweil Man
HonOreu eCr Bravery

re follow ne c!i7.plng aiken from ne
Stcnec1t-e,-s JUr.1al VII = Of espt--
ca! interest," . E5alloweil readers as j;
-afars 70 : fcr--7e~ well Known IA o.
We. rnaa Eho was employed - tas
Eailow=-. Granite WORKS
Some 0. our o-ot1ers VINO have oee-
y ne s=--,C= .. or COUNT have now
returned hong: i CIV ara sal IN duty
among hose returned n ne famous
..,ata 7 E--4ke-= -:y;sion 1une I getting
! MR. --J,d :. y-ae!.rE -.--2l2 our owa
E-a. Dave assn g-anda. SrrE-. C2vli
4 casa E-arca besides being awarded
ne french medal Crolx az zuer~e tor
re- 0:'cl ,-aV%-y : also --1or-ed as oe-
u -e4strr rrlerde1 or M , sing ust,e1
SER &c Meta Ear.y n ms SER e n
- &c n gained distinction 1r MID aE
Win Ms lara hands -ranCa nora
WIN a broken sar,ng. 50 ~, ne rec'c II
at-e- azcn s.aa-re would ZaccE him
7ver and WIS only by MS sl!pe- or
Strength .Ha- ne Was ale u endure
.r}s -o,-.l~e
~ Ma = he Toui sector wrile
ou- w,th ne detachment inde~ his ON
-nand. German t!Guld IRE bomb which
had aessn lu!4ed MO ne trenches where
ae a-d IS men wa-e located became
s-lted ma ~ QUICK Judgment. ne
: Isl MS podv 1i,ect-v on he -a--s
t.Tus putting hem ctr before the t-.--
mans rad a chance n see the explo-
SION ana man Ee.- ne -anEe ~ me- reg
--c7enr- Fo- his urave-y and -trzoral
sacrifice. 5 -epor'ed maj Ma. LEWIS
E NJ -l-t- -:1raat.--- mas recommended
IA. ae = awarded he Distinguished
SER e. meta. Szrg- ass ag.aad=- VS.
terribly burned OK The intense aclus
ana 40 ,ess tAan IS pieces Of SKIN w.-s
aAe1 rom MS les Q graf ncto :. $
~-g.t a--n ana 1rsas-
e was V! KNOWN I oar crate-:,,..
where rs sl.ps--C- =, i ana su.!i-y ws-a
Ec+t'2ow edsed. and W al condol. with
lam n me -ass az he as- o. his GOOD
';sa' a1-r. as ! : 7e~y doubtful = re
W. ae aaie - w1rk :. MS old r-ade.
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Final Decree
Protecting A. P
From News Ihefrs

New York. MAJ I9-Tae suit hrouEh,
BY the Associated Press against he
International News Service n he Cni:-
I'd States disr-7c. cour. came IN on the
calendar to-day anu i Gec-se was en-
:eraa FOR the complainant.
The suit was instituted " re Asso-
-are1 Press 70 restrain the Interim
-,UDal y VS. Service from taking me
news or ne ASSOCIATED Press rom its
-rern se-s or 1ewspsp pes published nv
,@@rn and using or sci ing ne anne.
-lr-l ,In.na-v = junction was granted by
JvdEe Augustus n. Hand of he Unit
- States district co0r- July = III.
w.IcH mas re-ceu-,v osen susra aed by
he lpra.ne cou-- cf he United States
n Jew OF his decis5an the Iater-a-
.ul-al News Service d,a not press Is
defense Jr- cc'cis-,..ra . he e1,-- O.
lie -,fl! decree which grams 4 qe--,e.-
"a! :n-Inc:ion Ia The same terms as
ttle preliminary injunction III. ma
decree ;seTristi.s lly- en Q:-s re InIr-aa-
-1rna4 News Ser,7Ae. IS officers. I'm
EioNes acu agents from AK aE. zpIro-
=: at--.E or selling any news -=c.iv; d
rom or gathered nv me Associate !
P-ess, By obtaining : rom members
pIoTeS. or ran Al" o,l .-ras ss-ea 1r
a-wspap ers published BIT SUCH mem
hsva-
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WAR RISh BUREAU
UPSET FOLLOWS
LINDSLEY-GLASS ROW

~ aslInEtCn. MAJ le--he var
''lsh insurance bureau ,troug1 wnlcn
-..oh-pth soldiers 3r tile,- dependents
rscslTe payments If insurance. al
sot-nentS Or cpmpensa- ion. vas n
process OF sudden REORGANIZATION TO-
daT through he appointment Of P
\, Cho. De!ey-Jones. tor-ne-ly 4 New
York business man. now a Colonel N
me bureaus section n France. as
director. . succeed Col t=enr- D
Landsley- who resigned yesterday IN
c.asn WITH Secretary Glass. N
winch he cha-ged ne T-easur- De-
paF-nrnr WIN placing restraints On
The organization whict, were making
r A colossal faiu!ra'
Secretary Class n a public state
neHt- las mate vigorous reply %
OF. LlHdsIeys csa-ges ana ne
'-anges u-+ said - forecast a ,.!or-
1ugt si.ahe-Lp If ne bureau. winch
BEARS i lose. come relation 70 ne
soldiers nan any DINER agency Of
M government
Clouds II cmr-es aaya been nov
eng gVar ne bureau Cor months
ana Cnngressluna. investigation IS
e,.pe1.e
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\. VI. {. 4. "GJNGA DIN
IS DECORATED FOR
SECOND BRAVE ACT

Ar-hange!. Sunday. Ma = by ne
ASSOCIATED P-e-si .-F-ank Olmy,ead T
Ann A-oc- Mich. y " = A work
e VINO last month won t,le French war
cross to- many months 81 Constant de-
vorion . duty und.r smell ire. aas be-,
Z warcie9 ne Russian ST, Georges Cross
Coz another a.: % 1.-ave-v.
0fhce-s who nave watched nm cz7-n -
sarrlnE nnl chocolate 70 me sh ve--n-
t-o1ps olv1uachet n the snow drrnr
e!ow-ze-o west1e- n tLe Sol l,n,a-
pzs-a st.ctu-. call him the tsunva lin
Of tie northern Russian ex,eIiI5on.
re -ook ms stew kettle 10 a Russian
batter position n he WOODS along
the highway the Russian a-:IIs-rmeo
tslHg new green troops. The Boiss rv K
inRchine guns and shrapne! were turn
81 .oose IN ne position ana some Of ne
men scur-ed 20 places o. sa.et,- Ohm
stead and one officer walked ot1r "a -,
exposed position % encourage The men
and Qinstead. VINO speaks Russian. ba-
gan 20 leke the Russ ans Oh, Of her
-eAIs "hen 2a chime gun bullets
"HlL0ed c! bse % HIM ne called them
harmless Little bras and dismissed re
. d Of danger rom sh-a,nel sce Is ar
referring 10 them as black crows. Tn
saicieFs returned 20 duty and ne hst-
te-T 0iu effective Work agains, lie en-
EN-.
Olnsiead. who g now n A--ha,rar
aces not wea- either Of his ciecnra-:r,z
and saws he doesnt iess--s them III. , =
IS much as me men VINO nave t....,
Agartng
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Officer u .ae day, capt william
Lonegan.
James Hickey nas returned rom
i Through passed WIN relatives n
Eew York CT.
George . Leonard. lu1e Cn 4, I
Mass. Z: A. has neen transferred
ler~ from The Mountain Eranc1.
James !. Conla7. .a:e ! : Navy.
Ias beHn transferred mere c.>,'rl ne
Pacific 5ranca.
Flriou-hs Wee granted Monday
20 James Z. Eve 10 Tarery-ilIe
JoEn Dnnahue 20 Boston. Mathew j.
t1assen 70 Augusta ana Fed Her
lander . Fairfield
Arthur j. l4avas Of Eas, Boston.
-a;e I. :. Nay. ana Frank e
Hamilton ii Brockton. axe -. I. 5
Mass Inf. nave been admitted %
ne Home
Charles A -oug1Iin u Boston
ale co. x q [. :. Inf. a former
member mas bean -e-adm.::ed u
ne Home
The moving picture program FOR
Tuesday evening will ne Charles
Ra5' IN The Girl Dodge-." I Para
mount feature Ford Weakly and
Fairy Arbuck!e comedy entitled
Love
The funeral II the ia:e Patrick
BOYLE will ne held rom the Home
chapel II % \. II Tuesday Rev. r..
Mclaughlin officiating
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War Has Brought cut
Real Essence Love of God,
SAYS EX-PreSident Taft

Boston. MAJ p" Sometimes SINCE
me signing # ne ar-nlst!ce | admit
maj have been prey q the fear
d, ne INSPIRATION We al received
during ne war was onI3- temporary
ana was becoming lost IN the Grass
na-a'"aiisIn which seemed . have
succeeded. former President vii
lam Howard -af, said tonight a.
j mass Meeting If the RECENTLY FORM
"a Unitarian Lay-nen League. If
wnlcn ne IS A councillor That = not
81. lowever. ana this meeting proves
maj among tnI,a~ans a. leas-. me
var brought out all he real essence
of The lore Of God and the love Of
man.
Before he war there was spread
ng LACK Of respect FOR those
things which We cherish. This was
especially jl-ue II he Young men
a1G --cUng women If This country
They iced 70 DC stirred ana made TO
Zee tlat life IS not we'll lived unless
their Interest n religion for It's own
sake IS properly developed. We must
feel and pass on the real love Of
Lnlta.iaclsTn and through this lay
mems movement, an sure tia, this
!s possible.
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street. Melville st-ae1. Graea q
Chape! sI-ear. State s--aet 3-1in
Bridge - Scot Capitol and Grove
straers around he state HOUSE ne
same as ,as- ear. Grow from Sla1a
20 Rines nil. Stone - Middle street.
N :nthrcp street rom state % w
man si-cet. cory si-eet rom ne
hAuEe 70 Bangor street
order was referred % me commit
'en OF tra-+ic t1at ma: commit. 40
he empowered - Invesi'EaE Al
;-aEic conditions n Augusta and N
making such invest CATION pc al
,acrlzed % hold public hearings Be
il further ordered ina. me commit
lae On t-athc repoI-- is recnmmenda-
Ion by ordinance or otherwise AZ
the June meeting NJ the Gil! coUn-
Gil"
Eepur- oI the committee on high
WAYS and sewers that the urle, ID
extend the sewer on Drew st--aeT -po
feet ought TO pass. was accepted.
Report of the committee IN high
wars and sewers that the order 70
repair a par. u Church hlil road
ough. 70 pass. was accected
A number Of men who live on Cooy
street extension spoke d. the meet
Ing n favor Of Two street lights On
the extension and n favor Of the
sidewalk beng repaired. which mai
-e-s are being considered by TIE
committees.
Al the session IF the board q
municipal officers X was vored -
commit Mrs. Phoebe Worsley OF All
gusta 10 ne Augusta State hospital,
IN complaint Of Judge s : Lancas-
ter Of The municipal court. Trs- =.
2. Campbell and .. :. 8 Dawes
spoke regarding the MATER.
Application Of q. c. Bigelow tc-
transfer Of bowling alley License
ed. Application If Paul Liz0rte .or
billiard license for room On .le
Hrsf 7uor Of building at s. Washing
ton street. was granted
In JOINT convention L was voted ru
accept the invitation IF Seth VII
liarns Post. No. -. c. a. r. for The
mayor and members If the CITY cour-
c.l 10 participate n the Memor,a.
day parade
Other routine business matters
were transacted AZ he meeting.
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british SYNDICATE
AGAIN SEEKS TO PURCHASE
SHIPS OF MRInE GO.

lew YorA. Nay la-Ne<oras,uns for
the purchase by a British syndlca OF
The RT.usn-owned ships and assets Of
the International Mercantile Marine %.
have been renewed ana ne company has
reserved virtually the same offer for the
vesse3s as was pending al the time ne
negotiations were suspended last No
vsrnber when the United states ship
ping Board proposed he purchase II
tae vessels. This was announced touAy
ny P \. 5 F-nkiin. president OF the
Marine company, who pres enIea M
British syndica,es offer 10 he board oi
directors At specsa. meeting.
The offer has not been definitely ac-
cer1eu oy ;ae board. but Nj Frank! Il
sad TIA. Il L were the lnte-la iionA!
Mercantile Marine Co. would continue
n business IS an entire A1ntrscan con
csr1. Its policy. he sad. would De uns
If expansion. depending upon vhas leg
isIai.on vas enacted 20 permit Amer
an Gag s,lips 20 opera:e n world i-ada
on : has Tia. would enable mem q
compete with foreign vesse 8
The Shipping involves approximate
!-a-A" tons gross including the OWN
pic. Bal.lc ana Other well i,nuwr BIZ
-sa ne, 5, arc The amount of the OF
ma. ofer or ne ships and assets was
about s1@IaNo
Tie tinted STATES government offe,
a..e- hang NJ ire -crn November mt
49, was tadray W.
IL Franklin soon a--e,ws~d wan. e
E:-- aid "a returned with he -anewe
British affe- The British syndicate /:
understood 70 u headed by Lo~d p - .
and Sir owen Phillips
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SCHOOLHOCSES. SEWERS
AND PHONES DISCUSSED

lawrence T. White was appointed
as special officer for ne Gardiner
y aier district a. The Monday eve
ming meeting Of the City Council.
Ide bonds Of several who hare been
grained licenses Ware received. ac-
copied and placed on Gle The i
censa Zee Cor public CARRIAGES was
liked as follows: For horse drawn
vehicles IS. ami for others So. Sew
era residents Of the Marsron road
were present and asked Tor the e-ec-
non OF 4 school building on he Mar
ston road. superintendent OF Schools
loss vas asked how ne conveyance
# pupils rom South Gardner 20
Gardner lad worked out re stated
That Il had been very satisfactory.
he Matter III conveying tae scholars
II the Marsior dist,,c. % the citr
schools was discussed. school Com
niiieeInan Robinson stated TIA, he
old not think Il would oe advisable
10 construct one his year. On mo-
l.on Of Alderman Moves the school
house Question was -abie5 :or one
week. The proposed se&-r on Elm
49, ~ - - s-4' - NIisSil4c-- ~. Tx
:1:naTed cost s.Ahh with ne ~----
ors pav,ng one-third. The matter
Was laid ave- Cor one week
= P Cry Of me New England
Telephone %. vas presen, ana was
asked why Gardiner could not have
a chief operator Ee replied laa.
TX thought : could De handled much
more sa,-sfac; oriiy from Augusta. as
IS being done az present. The mai
Ter IF service during ne telephone
strike was discussed. Mr. Cray vas
SURE taa- Gardiner was as We'll serv-
al during This PERIOD as any other
place. Another question asked was
WIZ subscriber could not get CEN
r:.2l II ne Inc II : IRE even though
tAey wished hem tar some other
purpose than OF asking where the
fire was. NJ. Gray gave ve.v in
terast-Hg description OF the reason
why and sa1d ttlaI until ne pub
lie IS educated along his line and
dnd out rAa; me telephone COMPANY
g nor bureau Of information. good
service calno, be maintained Al
sich times. = 8 probable that some
arrangement wlil ne made whereby
he fra department and commission
~ vii ba notified II times Of FIRE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-20
Sec. Lane Speaks Opening
Interior Dept. Exposition
Ct Its Gov. Activities

Washington. May -a-"-he world
row turns from the bru;a..t.es Of
killing men 20 The one Thin. for
which he world was nane-the max
ING of men. declared SECRETARY Lane
hel' tonight opening the interior de-
part-nenr's exposition Of is govern
mental activities the most complete
ever shown n The capital.
We fought that We might live, =
SAD he. thai our deals might have
4 free soil n which q grow And
Win renewed enthusiasm and cuur-
ase VS. now turn 10 those enterprises
aau efforts WHICH We recognize as
ne normal. fife Of civilized people"
Educational n its character, the
exposition illustrates the part the
technical experts of the depar-menr
took IN winning the war, and TWO Of
Secretary Lanes most noteworthy
projects for recons,vuC,1on-Am
IcsaiEatiun and farms for soldiers.