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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-15

BAs FSHM Ss sHokT DfsrAScE MEET CAR LINE.
CoLUMRIA STATION. i ACRES GROUND;
s s2Ab FEY ssc PEE EMO MONTH rhhhs S''N AND
GROOM BUNGALOW AND BATH-MoD-
sGRhEsES oEEE g.
RAGE. COW STABLE AND CHICKEN
H9UgE. ACRES GK Rao :sI NICE CT, A ANP
MONTH. PRICE. $4,000.
GROOM sEMi-BgNGALow AND BATH
SFt L0sau To1LET! ELECTRIcITY; HWH HI
~ OF SHADE. i BLOCK coLUMBIA PIKE,
TEaMs .sa aA CASH sa.o SIS PER aosTz:
PRICE, $500.
4 tRe9 s nnSGA EhEsrRIc.TT 3
GROUND, GARAGE. CHICKEN HOUSE. NICE
MONTH; 5000 TRUST. '
AMERICAN REALTY EXCHANGE.
COLUMBIA STATION, ARLINGTON p. o..
VA. RoSsLYN. 80. 15'
IN CHEVY CHASE AND ADJOINING SUB
urbs.hones with good lots; Ami; 5000 to
s4''o9 Consult p Us before 4ss 1 buying g
-. -. AlxA ~ ~, Aotn -. u.
CHEVY CHAsE-TWO LOTS, 50115O; GAS.
sewer and electricity; price. $3.50 per lot;
monthly payments if desired; loan arranged to
,, build.
n. M. MARTIN. 7s4 18th ST. NV.
Is ACRESLHOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS:
6rtd class for trucking; on oiled road. Price.
ST., 900.
61a acres. with large oak trees, completely
fenced. on blue stone road; high elevation, four
! blocks from cars. Price. $4,000.
acres on blue stone road. miles from
District line; good soil; beautiful home site.
Price. s., 500.
Is acres. on blue stone road; high elevation:
electric lights; steam and electric cars; terms
\ to suit purchaser. Price, 81, 400
Groom house, In good condition, with out
| buildings, on good road; fruit and shade trees;
81 acres; immediate possession; price. So, 500.
| 7-room house, 4 acres: all in fruit; beautiful
lawn. with large shade trees; good outbuiid-
| ings; on oiled road. Price, $1,000.
| H. NJ. MARTIN. 734 18th st. NV.
! HOME AND GARDEN TRACTS NEAR CITY
| -5 to 10 acres each, in Montgomery county, by
way of 18th street extended oiled roads; high
| White House, by way of 10th street extended
$500 to $500 per acre.
| H. NJ. MARTIN. 1874 18th st. NV.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED SUBURBAN HOME
| of 10 rooms; cement cellar; colonial porches
about two blocks from station; two acres fer
| tile. well-lying land; 80 fruit trees; flowers
shrubbery. Price. $500; terms
| N. Y. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 F.
5-ROOM HOUSE, BARN. ACRES; NEAR
| cars: $500. Broom bungalow; u acre
s.. 100 b. NJ. Smith. Arlington. Va. Cal
| Rosslyn 29-F %
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A BARGAIN.

ON ard ST NV NEAR K-BKICK DWELL
diate possession. Price, $1,000. Reasonable
terms.
On x st. NV. near North CapitoI-Brick
store aud dwelling; good ndition; renting for
$40 per month. Price. 5000. Easy terms.
On IngoInar St. Chevy Cbasc-Beautful
large lot: will give immediate possession.
Easy terms.
on srd ST. s.w-Rr;cx dwelling: bay win
dow; rooms and bath; large lot to alley.
Price, $3.50. Easy terms.
WIN. III. McGRASS CO.,
To l1th St NV.
ss.5oo--MASs. AVE. EXTENDED.
ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS, STABLE
AND GARAGE. LOT 1iGxl00-
L. W. GR0OMES. 1416 ST.
s7,75o-wAsHINGT0N HEIGHTS.
L. W. GRooMEs. 141e st.
NORTHEAST SECTION.
MODERN 2-sr0RY BRICK; H0T-WATER
HEAT: PARQUET FLOORS; FINE FINISH:
LARGE GARAGE AND STORAGE HOUSE IN
REAR GOOD ALLEY FACILITIES. $4,000
L. W. GRooMEs, 1416 F st.
S5OOo-11th ST. NE.
! ROOMS BATH HOT-WATER HEAT.
L. W. GROOMES. 1416 st.
S4600-E ST. NE.
ROOMS BATH, FURNACE HEAT.
L. W. GROOMES. 1416 st.
1,ooo-Goop NV. SECTION; VACANT
ROOMS BATH, CELLAR, FURNACE
HEAT. MANY OTHER CONTINGENCIES.
L. W. GRooMEs. 14l6 St
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6 ROOMS AND BATH.

o NUNS AMI DA II.
ID Nice Groom and bath home; bedrooms. rec
hall. large kitchen and pantry with window
porcelain sink: sewerage to river: hOt-watei
heat; concrete cellar under half of house; attic
storage Space front porch two sides; also
back porch; tin roof cutters and dowuspouts
Lot a corner. so front by rs deep. Grapes,
fruit trees, shade trees. etc: located 4 minutes
walk from Maekeys station go up the hill
minutes ride from Georgetown on Great Falls
cleo. line; Is minutes ride from center of city
by auto. Inspect any time you wish Price
81, 000 cash. $500; balance $3.50 per month
includes everything. See this; it's good. Pos
session 10 days.
w. O'HARA,
wILLETT & REINECKE CO.. 1909 Fl NV.
Exclusive Agent above five properties.
Phone Main 1928.
SELECT YOUR HOME SITE IN A NEW SUB.
division facing Connecticut ave. Get your
choice location at pre-war prices. Improved
property in this locality has greatly increased
in value. So will yours. Let me explain to
you how I will finance a home after your own
ideas at a monthly cost Of less. than you pay
for rent.
G. E. YANCEY.
Franklin 76. 726 18th st. 20t
CLOSE TO DISTRICT LINE. IN MoNTGOM
cry county. By way of 10th st. NV: near elec
trio cars: to 20 acre tracts high elevation
on oiled roads; excellent opportunity for those
desiring to build. Terms made to suit pur-
chaser. Price, $500 to 5000 per acre.
H. NJ. MARTIN
734 18th St NV.
Rom ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-15

The Safest & Surest Investments
are in real estate. Values do not nuctuate. and-
i'm ONES diminish. suspend or disappear IL !,
money is invested in stable real estate valueas :,
Also, money loaned good real estate security
is bound to yield the stated interest and the :
return Of principal when due. We place mouey =
in well secured first deed of trust notes-S250 /.
$500 81. 900. $4,000 and upward. and give at.Ss
teption TO the Investments as long they
stand. Our thirty years experience places ex.
pert service at your command.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. /.
Southern Building. :
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE AT
lowest rates. Special privileges with respect to
prior payments. TYLER RUTHERFORD.
ST. 18th st. NV.
On d. c. Real Estate.
We act at once. Courteous treatment ,
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 9th and n. Y. ave.
MONEY TO LoAN-s25o TO $500. 900 on D. C.
real estate. Several large trust funds. All
transactions conducted with economical con-
siderations for borrowers.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern bldg, sO7 18th at. NV.
WE HAVE MONEY ON HAND TO LOAN ON
current rates of interest. PROMPT REPLIES
AND ECONOMICAL CONSIDERATION FOR
BORROWERS.
MOORE & HILL tIpc.). 1902 Fl st.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
LARGE LOANS A SPECIALLY.
PROMPT SERVICE.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS FIFTEENTH STREET.
REAL ESTATE LOANS SPECIALITY.
Lowest Interest Rates. Prompt Service.
GEO. w. LINKINs. I714 Pa. ave.
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WANTED.

SMALL PLACE, WITH GOOD FIVE OR
six room house, located macadam road in
Virginia. within seven miles of Washington.
Possession within 80 days. Price reasonable.
Give full description and terms. f. 4. HART
MAN. Hyattsvile, Md. Phone Hyattsville III
(evenlngs). 1G'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-15

BRAND-NEW
Ready for Immediate Occupancy
These houses have rooms and bath, cellar
and attic, large yards. abundant closet space,
double floors throughout, real fireplaces. hot
water heat. electric lights tiled BATH and are
finished with the best grade of vitrilite enamel.
Price, $3.50. Terms.
There only three left.
Sample house. lis Varnum st. NV.
w. c. ga. N. MILLER,
Union Trust bldg.
Phone Main 1892.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-TwO SMALL HOUSES ON X
ST. NV one-half block from washington
Circle with large lot. 50x125. to 3o-ft. alley
house. Price. 81 900.
WARREN COCHRAN.
Main 1913. I'D 18th NV.
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IN NORTHWEST SECTION.
100 feet front or more.
Address. Box 131-C. Star Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
VASSALBORO

NoRTE-The pficers-elect ~ Ken
nenec Lodge -. II. I. 9. . =.
together with the elected officers OF
Fassaiboro Rebakan Lodge No. %
viii be installed Tuesday evening,
Jan. =. A., Dad Fellows and Re-
oekals ara cordially invited. sup
per Will ne se-red after he work
TIE first meeting II the rea- Of
Last kennebe" Pomona Grange Will
be held with Winsiow Grange jan.
20 with the -ollowing program: Mus
&c by WiHslow Grange choir address
of welcome 5v George x Easset,.
response by I. =. Merrill. Clinton.
music Sister Joseph Eaton. recita-
ZION. + e. D-lrnrnoaG duet. Broth
er ana Sister C,.a:ies Barker # Vas
salboro. question. Are We as Erang-
e-s Living Up 70 our Opportunities E"
Census answered BY " J. Tronp-
son. Sta;e Master; music address Oh
Seed Improvement by one Of the
department speakers. report If State
Grange session. BY Brother Hatch OF
Clinton. music IL eaa-ge u Sister
George ainDerlaln.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. .. Christie

The following from 4 Bridegroom.
Conn, paper Will D. OF interest 10
Gardiner ana Ealloweu readers rs The
former lived al one t.Ine IN inns sec
ton. They passed their honeymoon n
Gardner about two years ago. M,
Christie IS a nephew or Mrs. VI. Z.
s>abln Lincoln avenue:
Only a week after the death ri
his wife. Kenneth D. Christie, Of No.
-50l Park avenue. died this morning
AZ his home following a Two weeks
illness with pneumonia which de-
veloped from an attack II Spanish n
fiuenza. M. Christie. Who vas a grad
raie OF the Bridgeport High school.
class OF 1914. was well-laown mere.
especially n the rnuslca. circles rs
both he AMI his wife were noted
church singers.
H vas superintendent OF he
RI-dCepur- Y Plate Company OF FAR
field. ana was also mechanical an
g.nee- OF unusual ability. He was the
son OF J. S. Christie. superintendent,
of the Vest End pos, office. Frarer-
naily ne was connected wifi ne New
ENGLAND Order Of Protection ana VA
a member OF the Bridgeport Crato-lai
Society.
The funeral will be On Thursday
from the Read Memorial chapel at
Mountain Grove ceneterv a. o clock.
Burial will be n the same cemetery.
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IN Ha!owei. Jan. II. 1879, Saran
Elizabeth Page

Entered INTO rest" ara the words
which may be most it-!ng!y spoken
Of Miss Lizzie Page as she vas al
lays called. A+.er j ,org lite she mas
Just gone on INTO the other Home,
where Of late she has ,onged % be.
She was the iast Of a family Of eisAt
sons and daughters OF David ana
Mary Page. lifelong residents of ms
city IN her 50 years. ana past the al
IotIed time ll life. and one Inc a
teacher here. sEe always loved
i. she possessed great pm, seal and
nervous energy, which she spent most
freely Tor her family friends and The
church and Sunday school she loved.
Until three years ago she entered upon
life Of invaIidism which she met as
she had all other events with pa
tience and faith undimmed. Even
when life was seen only from IN in
-alid's char her chee-tulness. uncoU-
planning spirit. and interest IN all
about her was wonderful. especially
with her naturally active spirit.
OF Keen Wit and great memory she
lived much in the past. while still
keeping her interest n toGaT's affairs.
Always q resident OF Ea!lowel she
knew as few others did Of It's earlier
history and persons connected with
Il The Benevolent Society felt the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
Church Notices

Christ church "a sunday after III
Epiphany: Holy communion. 80
Woman 9 Auxiliary 20 he Board Of
Missions morning prayer, sermon ~
err address. :; holy communion AT : A.
NJ THURSDAY
FIRST Baptist church. Rev. T J. T;a-
slade. .. B.. pastor. Morning worship
with sermon at lu.3; SundaT school a
I-.4s: Christian Endeavor AZ ?. N.
people service with sermon ana sing
tng ov vested choir al :.
Randolph Community NJ. z church.
Joseph P Irving -o-0 A. ID preach
ing by he pastor: suo}ect; Inc Age
Needed Church; LIS. Bible school.
P N. song service: rs, exangeiist'c
evening at 90. The pastor Wi! preach
a; the East Pit,s,on NJ. Z church al
FIRST Church OF Christ Scientist SER
Life" MD week services Wednesday
at - P II. Reading room at The
church open 20 the public WednesdaE
from 20 4 Free circulating library o.
authorized Christian Science literature
Methodist Episcopal. Herbert :. 1o*-
Were laughed Al; = NJ, sundar
school: $50 Junior League. a1. Ep-
worth League; :. eva1Eeiist!c service:
subject. Illuminated Pitchers evan
gelistic service each evening. The First
Bapt;s, church uniting.
). A. Walsh. minister 81. sunday
school: 30. preaching service; Friday
80 P. NJ. prayer meeting.
Free Baptist church Rev. w. 2. Pet
Walsh will administer the ordinance II
Baptism; SUNDAY school. l..H; Young
Peoples service. s: evangeiistic service.
:. subject, Is Life Worth Living ;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18

We're then and there used for domes-
tic purposes. by then and there dig
g:ng into and stirring up the bottom
The State claims a violation Of ne
pr, visions of r. : Chap $50. Sec :.
which was amended by Chap. Ios,
P. L 1877.
The record clearly shows that the
respondent did stir up the mud AMI
earth composing the sides and bot
tom OF the spring. but did no other
act by which the waters Of the
spring were disturbed or changed
with respect 10 their purity,
The case comes before US upon
exceptions. several n number. After
The testimony for the State vas sub
nltted n the trial court. the respon-
dent moved that the presiding justice
direc, verdict N her favor on he
ground tina, the States evidence was
insufficient IN law TO warrant a con-
v-c,:on. This motion having been de-
MED an exception vas allowed. This
exception involves Interpretation e
Tie statute under which the in0ict-
Tnent was drawn and our conclusions
upon this exception render exarnina-
tion q the other exceptions unneces-
sarv.
Tie amendment Of 19l. enla-gos
the o1fense from a misdemeanor ~
felony and was n force when the
act complained II was committed
The rule requiring str,cr construc
ton Of penal statutes is so we'll rec
ogIiZed that the citation Of iutho-!-
lies IS unnecessary. And the rule IS
equally we'll established that the de-
gree o: strlc,ness applied 20 The
construction IT a penal statute de-
ponds n great measure upon the Sc
verify u he statute. AS i coroilary
70 this rule Il follows tina, q statute
declaring III act 10 be a felony calls
Cor more srr1cr construction than me
which declares ar act to be A ms
ieneanor
The issue presented raises the
question whether he acts proved 10
have been done BY the respondent
constitutd 4 IeiiemenI Of corrup
ION II he water within The neauIDg
Of me statute
Held !. That words n a statute
are 70 De aiken n their common an:1
popular sense unless The con1eE.
shows ne contrary
= IN vlew # The language used %
define me felony anu the severe pun
ishmec1 imposed. the intent of tH-
Legislature WIS % prevent the int-
duCCon into domestic wate. for
some foreign. IMPURE poisonous SUBJ
stlace which would change those
waters from sound 70 Il puI-,u r
pt;t-escent state. winch would AIN.
leTl. wl.cI would vif.aIe them
phvslca ly ara render them dansec
cus or perhaps deadir sor domestic
use.
3 THAT he acts proven against
me respondent Iid not constitute The
c-,rne defined ~ the statute
The mandate will De therefor.
Exception 70 denial Il motion 20
ilrect verdict N respondents taTor
Susta:ned d. Other exceptions not con-
s.de-ed
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WORSE THAN
DEADLY >.
POISON GAS

Kidney disease il no respector Of per-
sons. It attacks young and old alike.
In most cases the victim il warned
Of the approaching dangcn Nature sights
back. Headache. Indigestion. insomnia.
lame back. lumhago. sciAtica. rheuma-
tism, pain in the loinS and lever ab.
domen. Gmrulty in urinating, all are
indication Of trouble brewing in your
ndneyh
When such symptoms appear you viii
aimost certainly ind quick relief IN
GOLD MEDAL Haar:em Oil Capsules.
This famous old remedy has stood
the test for two hundred years in help
ing mankind to fight OF disease.
II ID imported direct from the home
laboratories in Holland where it has
helped 10 develop the Dutch into one
Of the sturdiess and healthiest races in
the world. and it may be had At
almost every drug store. Your money
promptly refunded if il does not r.
ieve you Be sure TO get the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand In scaled pack
ages, three sixes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Big Photopiays. Annette keiIerman's
Picture "0uecn Of the Sea" Coming
Monday and Tuesday. Queen Of
the Sea" Cost s. .oOo. o0O-50 Miles

rum
The great keilerna1 picture vas
shown al the Majestic Theatre. Eos
ton, with price, from o5c 10 s1.on ana
the same picture has been purchased
by the management Of the Johnson
Opera House and Will be seen next
Monday ana Tuesday for fifteen cents.
Seven Of these big masterpieces OF
filmcratt have been purchased for this
theatre and the price will be the same
fifteen 20 all Al all times.
The program today includes 7. W
Griffith production II seven parts
The Greatest Thing N Life and the
Fox production Her Price with cha.
popular star Virginia Pearson. This
makes twelve reel program AZ he
regular price. We nave bought The
Queen of the Sea and have i rlght
20 make the low price OF fifteen cents
Had we played his picture on a per
centage basis. the Fox Film Corp.
would have demanded that The PIC
ture be played n the Coliseum ana
that the prices should De sc 70 s-.Jo.
&c 20 all. Come early Monday.
Three shows today so, So ana 9
o. Iock.-Adv.
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Asylum Lodge installation

Tie officers-elect OF Asylum Lodge.
No. .. !. .. q. F. We're installed
Friday evening 0y District Deputy
Grand Master Charles T. Fuller of
HaloweN. assisted by Disi,,c, Dep
NY Grand Marshal Herbert Ripley
of EalloweIl and Past Grand Wood
ward OF Gardner acting as district
deputy grand treasurer. The at
tendance vas ,a-ge. After the cara
MONIES speeches We're made and re-
s-eshmenJs we're served. Tie fol-
lowing officers We're installed
y. .. Robert Cong; Y. &, Fred NJ.
Spearn. Rec. Sec. E. F Weston;
Fin. sec. r. ~ Burns: Treas. J. {.
5owes: War. Geo. ). Peasiee CON.
Clarence Burgess: r. :. y. q. Wal
ier L homes. {. :. y. g., Leste-
Douglass: P. :. I. Coco. II. Har-
vav: I. :. L. .. John " I1ar"ey;
R ). s. Alfred Lavernler: l. : ;,
Frank t5ar-s.orn; .. .. V :. Bald
win. P 9; !. - n " TAYLOR;
HAP. Edgar Fletcher.
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FALSE REPORTS
Continued from PAGE One,

New York Tribune issued a state
ment denying that IL had ever L.
ceived from Paris or had ever PRINT
I'd n It's columns Il statement re-
no,eiy resembling that when va
referred 10 by Premier Clemcnccau II
me Chamber OF Deputies
AZ 20 p. Il. there was receive!
IL the Tribune uftice wha- appears -
be Tie message III question. OWN.
10 The fact ma; i .as been mad"
The basis f g1ntr1versy. the T-lhuna
prints Il Just as the correspondent
sent L, without exercising editor q.
judgment upon the -aN;.
The message follow
"p4-~s. Jan. l. Among re MAJ
sensational rumors lablraail,- a:io:.
n tie Chamber Of Deputies there has
neen Dre :, the effect that P-cslGan-
wilson has threatened 70 withdraw
American rroops from Europe 4 Ger
tam Of his IDEAS are 1ur followed nv
he peace conference. How far these
things haze gone n he three COW
ferences already held I IS ,mpuss-
bic Tor me 20 say. hut hat The cham
'.er's report 5 pretty aearl- correr'
there IS no doubt
There are numerous Indications
Of this reccnt attitude IN Wilson
par. and that ne IS now tacitly oul
definitely, i not actually, threaten
ing other commissioners. He mas
come mere to make a certain kind III
peace ana intends To DO So ms sup
porters say, ana ms supporters nave
frankly said That lie VIII refuse
sign any peace rot n accord with
what He considers ia.r ...fd aqulta-
bic Interpretation 81 t-c aT;nIstice
agreement which accepted AIS a
points With rese-, atoms only as to
he freedom Of Inc seas. Now MS
supporters sa" some If the allies
ara unwilling - abide by ne arm
st.ce terms and vii seek AZ each re-
leWai - 20 beyond the arnlst.C-
terms ana impose Iurtner pena.t.ef
on the Germans wlu accepted the
a-'nIst.ce II good .a.tH. NJ. VI
son ; supporters ieei FUR !Ier1nIe
thar some ~ the alliles not inC!udinI
irest Br.ta.a-I.slr" - proiong t.Ie
arT!sIIcc II order - penalize Ger
many 70 lie utmost before cync!uu-
NE a peace with her
There IS nothing IN The ace If TIL"
message ~ snow when I Was ti.ci
by the Tribune aorresDondent III
PARIS. but there 5 eyrdence ~ slow
tina, Il was not ned longer IAN
forr3- minutes hv ne able company
N ms SIDE. = eretore. lie delay
was n Pans. winch indicates tina
there IS still n exisIanCe an effective
press censorship. T IS was known
glrea4y n ever new spaper office.
aecause correspondents laG been
COMPLAINING about Il out no one lad
made a point II esta nlisn!nv 80 fac.
1t will ne noticed that me Tribune
correspondent does not MAKE II ms
authority TIE statement which the
President. according 10 Premier
Clerlenceag; characterized as All
'abomn.naDIe ia.seno0G. He merely
asserts that here was sucl Il ;Inor
a1ioa- IN ne Chamber Il Deputies
! oparenfI" inns IS me If those CIR
cuUlstanCes r0utr WINCH a CORE
sp0ndent would eel justified n max
ny : statement II fact about ne ex
stance II suc.I ! r-lrnur without as
Stunning any responsibility Tor the
-umur ITSELF.
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Gardner Wins Thres

n the state contest of The BOYS and
Girls Agricultural Clubs. 70 which Gar
diner sent four contestants. Gardner
takes TWO firsts ana one third. Miss
Katherine HAYES WINS irst IN The
Poultry Club. Miss Waneta Blake ca.-
RES of The same honors in the small
garden project. and Miss Edna Hayes
wins third prize n the large garden
onoiec.. We ara proud Of our boys an:
s.r,s along this line. Last year vas
the drsr year that We entered the con-
res, and two second prizes came IN
Gardiner thar year. Perhaps some Of
he older gardeners and poultry FAM
c,ers ought 10 take their hats on to
the younger generation.
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Frances p. Christie

The funeral OF Frances P. Chris
ne was held privately this afternoon
ar o'clock from me Read Menorla.
chapel at Mountain Grove cemete-y.
The service was read by Or. Gerald
Il. Beard. pastor Of the Park street
Congregational church AS part u the
committai service. the quartz, II the
Church of the Redeemer. Fairfield
avenue OF which Mrs. Christie vas 4
member, sang Abide With Me. The
bearers we're L. D. Christie. julius
". Christie Joseph Ba--aT. and Cur
tiss A. Wilson. Burial vas N Noun
tain Grove cemerer~. The funeral
could not be held from the late home
because Of the serious illness Of her
husband. K .. Christie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18

Spec,a! services, C1.versaiist
church Sunday. Sunday. Jan. g VIII
De observed al Denomlnarional Day
in The Cniversaiist church. Ever
one who S Interested in Cniversa!ism
Is requested 20 make an extra et-
fort 70 be present n the morning
service Every minister nthe State
is exchanging pulpits and the theme
OF. all the ministers Denominational
Loyalty Rev. VIII A Kelley Of
Lewiston exchanges with Rev. Milo
G. Folsom. All interested IN the
c:Iurch' $ future ara requested 20 come
out. The Junior Church at !: noon.
:. P = A P ". Junior choir
rehearsal al P N Saturday, Sen
ior choir AZ P NJ. The Forum at
II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
FOCR-DAY WEEK AT
PEPPERELL MILLS IN
BIDDEFORD AND YORK

Biodeford. Ne. Jan. 1.-THE cotton
mills Of he Pe7pe-e!i Manufacturing
Co acre ana ne YORK Manufacturing
Go 4; saco VIII r1n only four ia
week commencing mex, Monday. IN
II fl--he- notice. Notices 10 :hls e.
cec' posted 'oday. explained t:.at ,ae
curtailnent vas iue 70 The shortage
Of orders -o- goods ABOUT 30 are
employed n me Pepp--e.i mil anu -
n the Torh mill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-18
Prominnt Milo Man
Takes Life By Shooting

MIC, Ne Jan. l7.-Davld c. -ol:na-,
a s.--ne- ana pro.ninen, n .owa affairs
co- many years. too. ms own lie oy
shooting tona~ Despondeacv due 10 !
sho~k ;vo weeks ago was gwen as the
cause. ;e was about = ears old l3a
Vas : De:no,:a, ana lau se-Isd as So
.cCtnar