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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Younger daughter Of the hate hli, and
Mrs. ivory e. March Of Monmouth.

Sprague REYNOLDS. d student n the
[ DiversIty nf Maine rs passinr III.
sJlIinr vacation III hslne with ms par
cnts Mr. ana Mrs. " r. Rey'noias.
The schaois al the village ciosed
FRIDAY for a week vacation
Mrs A. NJ, Biaisueil went 10 Mum
r.f,esicr \ H., last week 70 visit Mr..
ana Mrs Walter Robertson. formerly
o1 Monmouth.
Harry GreemIef u at home from the
E-nIvnr.;i,y uf Maine for slaoIT viGca
non
Mi,r Belle kcai.s Of Sehattus II n
Town Called mere 10y the illness of her
mother Mrs. Frank Caswell
George Perkins OF farTIInEton was
IN Town iasI week
Miss Nellie Shore Of Portland who
las been passing a feW DAYS "a; The
hame OF iie: hrnther. L. r. Shore re-
turned Monday
Mrs. John MacNamara Went u
Bath FI'idaN % nass The Weekend
with her husband.
Mrs Ethel Dudley ~ improving
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

explaining The action 81 lime, ashes
and ne different chemical Ingredients
found in barn manufN and N the
commercial fer-1 iliZers. Other sub
jects viii ne the new ens!iasn corn
t.ai mas been used with great ste
cess ny The farm bureau member.
ana self 1eeaers for nuEs. This meet
ing IL moi confined 10 tie members Of
The farm bureau. hui everyone In
teresIed Is urged % attend Women
on he farms al" especially invited,
ana Nj, DeerinC will bring with him
one of the woTncn lea iers IN girls
clubs and an authority IN horne eco
numics who wifi have very interest =
ing things 70 say 10 the wives and
daughters If the farmer
Mrs Eva Gilman began tho spring
term Of school on Monmouth Ridge
Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
MONMOUTH

Corporal Francis a. Aicnpis. for
rner Monmouth boy. the ninef son OF
Hev. II. L. Nichols Of Nol'MaS for
mer pastor of the Acthedist Ghurch
in Monmouth. was the guest MONDAY
of AIR. ana Mrs. L. II. SioI'eN. lie
has Just RETURNED fr'mH France anu
r.cerred an hsnprahie discharge from
the United STATES service. lie wat d
rneruber al the S2nd Division. do
Company B. Since going Across.
about q wear age he has been IN act
I'VE service IN The trenches. Ret'eir-
ing al one time q aeAh wound from
which, he recovered after being in
hnspitai nine weeks.
CumstDn library was OPEN Weqnt's-
day afternoon ana evening after De
ing elnsed two u'aeils.
Hex. u. E. Hnai, .sasNerautendsnl nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

biru lovers VINO are now wricofn-
ire the return 81 the biuebird uf,...
IL winner !Dlnurn in The So3Fr I'll
VIII apDreola1e the following 1ri:,titc
nj "a we'll known writer n peak NJ
III This LITTLE visitor disposition .4e
SAYS: Tire hiuebir,is disposition is
iaEp,cli ii all LEat IS sweet and AM
abie- rs "ar- nI9ut hes If Irst-.
even his 1;li Gall-nete-.ull-w Wei Il. -
wee--i@ SOFT and gentle 81, associa u
at IL Ais voice with Inc Dlrrn az
death 81 he SEASONS tha: *, me IFS
.son- If freiEiitnd with all The -iaG~
ness ii snrtnrtime whie tie sad
npfes If INC BIRDS ,Iaahinc snutirv-1 4.
tell me mort pitInir THIN Inc failing
leaNes Thai lie tailr - DYING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

HALL
Toward SitpenwhIte mas purchased
the milk business ef Il. Il WithereIl.
Monmouth Academy opened Tues
day. April Isl. after we weeks vaca-
ton.
An all ctav meeting of The henne-
be- farm Bureau will % neid IL:
Monmouth Grange nan T-fldar. April
!. q. l.. De"rlnc. COUNTY Agent for
ibe College Of Agriculture has pre-
Eured q vnr'r instructive program.
fuf her meeting, the principal sub
JUG being fertilizers heir compns-
tiofi and sheIr relation 10 both soils
ana crops. He win also take un the
e,ucst iun ID soils and thcir fertility,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Mrs. Mary Austin

Funeral SERVICES Tor Mrs Mary
Austin, wife III Marreilus Austin we're
hello from the heme Tuesday after
moan. Rer. 8. ". II. keses OF the
Methadisl c,Iufsh uffiuiatiEt The
i'oay was placed in the receIvins
tomb Mrs. Austin died naiay sun
.day morning froin The efstx.tf Of !.
eshack Sustained aDeIH nine weeks
aEn. Besides her. frtisna nd SHE is sur
'vipea ny two sisters. Mrs Baker Of
Wafes'baro IT.. who caret for nel
during her sickness, and another re
siding IN Hangur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

FrIende Of Dr. George a CIoutie,,
son Of MIR and MRS. 8 A. Cloutle- u
Washington street. will be intereEte i
TO know thu1 the dnct or. VINO left
here as first lieutenant III he
Dental Reserve CORDS. has been t','sp-
melted 70 the Dnhition Of captain n
The Dental Cprbs Of the resliaf
Amy. DR.. Clnutier tIus been Iieitt
GENITAL surgeon IF the 18Th Infantry
SINCE SEPT. "A. nuvinG gone tf1ruu-h
the Mouse and Argonne fronts. work
ing on the battle field until Nov :,
when he Wa wonnaeti.
Captain c1ou1ier went overseas ~
July ana an tliat short time ppo'se.
himself worthy oi promotion -
higher rank since the first part III
February
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

George :oiian told al the Players
club a stnIy about eieyatiug s.he
stage
AN artcT IN ii fur caalf.' nc hegaA,
siKita to me the either DAY..
For unfit George. ! pnce plugged
Ibsen Mister Builder to thu Bull
frog miners.
'Eumpfi. said 1 Did rou nave u
long RIM
g Yon tset we dId. said ~ -A4sease
fouf mlles-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

ne Augusta district, conducted ne
FOURTH Quarterly Conference of the
Methodist church Saturday evening
feuhow1nE the regular reatine husl-
ness The conference extended u cor
dial Invitation 10 the nas,or. Rev. G.
W Al. keNes ~ return for the SECOND
year. Mr.. Holt also preached IN thr
cHufch SUNDAY morning 10 small
t.onEieEa tiOn Oh iccolInt Of the 81 nrrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

John Coughiin received Il ;eler-g n
"ednesdaT afternoon tram ms sor
Lieut.. John Coughiin Of the Sofa d.
Tiston. telling OF his ARRIVAL that ~,
from overseas an The s :. Leviatt,ar,,
m ms way bome. and nat ne wotlid
go 70 Camp Cprun. \ =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
-o- Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

8l: me nid-f1salinned mustard.
rlaste- burned ann hiistsYed wniie it
actec, SET the relief and help that
mustard piazters gxve, without the
piaste- ana without the hlisaa.
jdus1eroie does it. Il is a clean.
~nlrs ointment. made with oil Of mus
arc. Il is scientifically pscpssed. 80
ira II works wonders. and vet does
no oiis'cr Inc tenderDt SKIN.
'ent'v massage MuszcTuie IN with the
'.nger-iink SEE hgw quickly It mrng5m-
iSet-,low sneeeiily tie pain disRrsaEK.
& MusteYnie fur sore dunzt, mun-
caius tonsilitiS. c,oiln stu neck,
ssinras, neuralgia, headache, cono4
'lof Die,r,sy. rheumatism, lMnheo.
Tsins ana aches f the buck or Jnints.
'pFalas. SORE muscies, bruises. chill
olalas rested feet. coids q tn chc&
d p1icn prevents pnsumuuial.
.stl aTla fiIc iME hnifs1 nm p 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

"orn ha'~ been reeeiued III Inc c-i1-
81 me death on WelinesdaT. at Ncat
s7anoVc'- Minis. Of John Nmnois. -vrl
was until within short lime rqsr
night "ateinan al ne Winthrop
street croaaing 81 lie Maine Central
i,aifraAo IN TINS CITY. He wus aunl;
a. yeais III age ana the survIvlr;-
relatives slfe u si=ste, ana a niece q, T
West Hanover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

er campufiaged Vessels He Will also
SHOW views OF lifehoats full Of Tseo-
PIE from torI,edosd ships All BOYS of
Augusta over l: years Of age. should
attend tins meeting. Remember tfl1
time and place--ttIis evening 81
: 80 O'Clock al the "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Tns water N the kennetlec ,.pc-
mas been steadily falling off this
week and unless there should ne q
DIE rainfall within u few DAYS i
will soon ne down to Utmost summer
leVel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Auu,e &. March

Nj. and Mrs. Frank Il. March were
called 10 Mancheste, n H last
week by the death III Ait March &
sisfer Mass Aodie L. March. whp died
Thu-aaay March - fIam thu -. Is
OF influenza Miss March WIS the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

MIk6 AnnA /. LarT,aLbee. teactec Of
The ID ana 18th grades Of the Lincoln
school. resumed her duties Thursfu y
morning LITTER IN absence Of seper4i
duss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Miss Katherine M Downing IF INC
clerical force at The banking lonme
Of the State TRUST ca, is tukin- q
short vacation and will pass 4 pr,
rion IF the time IN Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Mrs, JENNIE williams ri Ben-u
sutton is at the Augusta General
nnspItszl and he, husband Is pDominS
at 4 Cony street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

AIR. and Mrs. Roland L. scribner
have returned TO their hume in this
city' after havin. enjoyed vacation
trip Of few weeks To PhiiHdeipti.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Thursday was nne Of the quiet days
Ill the municipal courr, the only maj
tiers claiming it's attention betns
Those IF cig.i nature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
WEN YW TIFR
FROM RHEUMATISM
Amos, any man Win tn -
ssxr Sloan's LiMiaDaR<
means rell6

e.. ,-se-ically eu@y Maa has nsn6
;. x,n,, rlss suffered frn1n ri,eusaxtie
!. .,r.. soreness Of muscles ati1asD q
NV" 80 II. 1csults Of weather exposure
No-,-,.. 1on. by the hundreds q
..,,,,arsis, USE it for relieving nelritis,
,,-e rA...s. neuralgia, sick headaci1e.
% '". Crushing, soothing. crunnmisl,
,.~-,,r rfec-ipe. Say 1Sloans Linz
n . . g,ur druggist. Got It tedny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Lieut.. g. 4. Coulter
Now d Captain

srsgnt |rencn Amer,can Eoy Aware
&C ComnIgs or " Dental Corn. q
9th infantry. Feuu.ar Army
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Monmouth ny s,es,uts. Ji,oq No.
viii resume their meetings FriAas,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

@af insanity thGt corn stoI1s nurI-
" he. gu lift ii right eut.. Yes,
ms
-Ir ontlle of FIeezone COSTS But
i cr t"rls III AIRY drug store. nut Is
IN @n :-ernove every haro corn
o.. e'u. az corn between the tuss,
10 De- abuses. wiihu,I, soreness or
""iiaIli
eTzans x ne sensa tions4l discoy-
~ CIncinna1. genius. IL Is
wonderful ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

from i severe attack Of Influenza
Her children Juhn ana Iima are III
Dr.. {. Z. Owen of Waleryiie WAS
N own MondaH
MRS. Mary Euim"s vino PASSED the
winter VIII Mrs. Il. y Fenderson re
turned SATURDAY 80 her iltime.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

WAKE Augusta to the opportunity that is -s you!
n $4,000 permanent buildings and equipment Lake
This establishment and development Of 20acre
educational recreaona and conference
capable Of caring for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
500 Men and Bows

II Of g buildings Of modern
and AUDITORIUM dining with kitchen and
storage building boat
library office,
electric lighting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Er
DC nuul Discomfort or Loss
of Time
w Met nod thai cures
wt Wait YOU. 20 Try. II II
a matter whether I-oIIr
:. standing a. ~ecent 1T
tle, lt"r IL r. pTe@el1 - %
ON" \ lm;l vou noliu
:ri;I u oSr method. NO
wat INMATE tou :iV". no
our aGe ar occuaa non. u
r..# ned with AT .irna. osr
.t.-En feiicVe vou promptly.
..l want TO Seuu II 10 hDse
ubfrieas cases, where ali
-. .. -a.-tc't. doiIcHes. opium prep
fnrt pAt.Ht smoke4, etc.
...e Va want 10 slfow EVERY
rvt cXicTse. that ms new
tt :curd q end all difficult
l. wacrsIuG. and All th' +
ft4 sms at once and for Ill
-, bEt- d tnr lruDoI'GInt 70 neg
frtt aly Nrle now anu then
fuetuut a. once. Send MT
mrf, NAH unupon below. 10
'u. AdN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Harmon Hanson little son ef MIR
and AIRS. Allie Hanson of North
Monmouth died i',-iaay afte-nuon
March IS of pneumonia, following in
fiueHxa. aged two years and twp
months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
It's C0mprehensipeneSS

How we'll 100 selected
blanket the United States2
The 100 newspapers the Atlantic the
and from the Canadian line the Gulf of Mexico Zach
of circulation virtually touches another
be effectively economically This the
nterocks with campaigns radatne from other
examples started in the OF Boston,
New Haven Hartford and Providence expands through the cua-
until that of the New York city
papers national westward The circulation limits Of New
York dovet in with those of the OF Newark
Philadelphia and Washington with those Buffalo, Cleveland
Pittsburgh; and these ineoc with the Of influence
lanta, Birmingham and New Orleans
gees Francisco radates eastward through
Of these and dovea in with the
Of Spokane Helena Denver, Dallas Oklahoma
Houston and Fort Worth and eastward through Minneapolis
and Kansas City, through ST. Louis and the Mis-
Canada the Gulf St the
force and neoks with that spreading from Omaha
Mones and fuses with the dominated from
Chicago.
passing through Indianapolis Detroit and Coun
papers medium single mighty medium. with
circulation of than II OOO 900 the
single unit of power in the realm OF advertising!
BY amalgamation suddenly born fgrown
be The National Newspaper Unit 1t stands ready
they have before served
the population of the United States
these 100 rather of n1uence3OOOOOO people,
with entering home And forty of the
ruaon of these 100 selected newspapers among the
farmers the rural mail delivery and in the suburbs of the
cities in which these newspapers published
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
Sunday Newspapers

There the Sunday
for their and those who have that preference
buy full in the first 100 the
for $685. 5000 900
O00 900 lines $25OO65; $4,000 lines
number of subscribers reached 7339463 Surely
this circulation with that other medium you
not help but be favoraby impressed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16

the B % ns :g % & =
sixteen without advertising less than
dollar member by advertising That done with flpase
in each the ssvn daily I'M the c chesso ''
Chicago but of this dominant newspaper advers
900 mebers-an Object lesson in the
economic value of newspaper when properly used
that than 10000 900 will be spent in
national advertising during the 1919 much
Wien all wake to the value of
so5 goo Almost n;p the will jump "
This method National Newspaper Advertising
into for commercial purposes In the City of Chicago there
9as now a an the city csso
up by consistent smaller advertising copy.
appeared showing that during the month Of April
ing the past FIVE
&c. in to the question How when and where advertise
in newspapers nationality" we recommends
First that campaign be placed in the hunden
United States where total circulation of 5000
is 10 es es d 7 o the an0o"
Then select local territory where goods
that to where sale have already sold the dealers
and goods saand work that intensvy special
advertising in the newspapers of that locality
weeklies.
uns recent found that local dealers the
They believe advertising their local
they believe large city newspapers to back campaign the
local towns third national magazine advertising
There that will do take your goods
sy such local Advertising is bseIsd up bySsaons Ss~spspsr
There better get goods the dealers shelves
those WELD decided influence and that the dealers
those listen the local publisher and do everything their
place sale goods advertised in the local
To from national advertising the best results the
advertiser should conduct campaign Of this for least full
and, preferably for three
would practically eliminate all chance of unsatisfactory
from the through
tor txeve months Insertions at least twice week. with udicous
Other being they should BE- such campaign guar.
Non Is the Time to
Advertise in Newspapers
should Consult today with your advertising agent
have agency write to the Nespaper Division Ame
Association Of Advertising Agencies Metropolitan Tower New
Using Agencies, with headquarters from
For national newspaper advertising enable you
cost; will enable reach that augmented audience swiftly
wasted effort advertising; will enable you dominate
The day of advertising through
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
The Tin1elineSS Feature

Most advertisers able
and months in sdxanee just what 'easonabe they wish
zine and therefore able effective time
dates usually of publication
hour sharp
struck with immensely telling effect the business world as in mil
iary campaigns.
In the Of many articles this element of tene.. ab'o-
Prevention of N0n-
Distribution Waste
designed the from many
eer'am dstG more ore thoroughly whh the tSees
winch their sales has bee" built up to lesser
Such selection territory cultivation cannot be
The themselves provide figures showing the dstbu
na % % % s eFdfF
product he for
mediate value to him.
%5 n:
circulation does not go hand in hand with his sales facilities.
grsrterpsse advertisement always attracts attention. FL,
% but no at sony % national
advertising newspapers
in local
The work done by advertising for the Red Cross
and for the Liberty for the 8 49,
Draft has taught advertising
that is the dominant p reach of peoples full
page advertisement in the daily newspapers
ssocaion of Advertising Agencies 17 nearly from New
member of the American Newspaper Publishers wor
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
Afternoon Newspapers

Afternoon Newspapers
Champions OF the that the
reaches the home and there Not the father alone
they show reads but also mother
broheraI read the home delivered afternoon national
100 having GLOSSY circulation
would costas folows
Full page, time in 100 newspapers $22632
5000 lines in the newspapers $4786
10000 lines n the newspapers $4,000
10000 in the
$1,000 lines in the newspapers $479l72
The circulation of this list of afternoon 63l5557
daily and when consider that by 5000One
schedule these would fupage
forty advertisement and still have left 10000 lines
which would of double column so lines
week throughout the entire readily the etrd
airy possibilities of such campaign.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16


Individual firms eagerly searching for methods by
which the of the pubcand dominate
f searching for methods that will intensive sales results
than be obtained by usual form of advertising.
National Newspaper Advertise
As invariably the the method found only
acceptable substitute for the DID, but have
ties the old method of magazine plus newspapers
ability of newspaper advertising large vol
demonstrated Many million
dollars for the United States Government
helping the billions of dollars
Millions have been this of advertising by
obtained been high
has been tried thoroughly works
imel
might at
United would much that advertiser
could afford the price.
national advertising does advertise
only; and these he finds sufficient for his needs
using judgment and discrimination displayed toward
field selecting the be used the adver
Using the advertiser that
lected fully economical and absolutely the most
method of reaching the nationally
each of the hundred
the United States OF important
would naturally select the which the
circulation each of these cities according the Audit Bureau
of Calculations reporthe largest whether morning. evening
Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
Morning Newspapers

generally conceded that the morning newspaper
cities the that the careful reading by business
For directed
preferably published national
in 100 selected morning having 5928667 cua
would follows:
5000 lines. one time, in 100 newspapers $446oo
500 lines (once week. for weeks) $446o9
SO lines double column, 100 inserti $446oo
DAILY for three months weekly and months).
Full page time, in 100 newspapers $2145o
This newspaper is represented by he
New Oreans), Metropolitan Tower New York,
of The Palladium will be glad corporal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-13
Urges Limit On Storage

Meanwhile. in the Senate federal
regulation of cold storage of food was
urged by Senator McKellar, Democrat,
of Tennessee, as a certain means of re =
ducing the cost of living, and as the
only remedy for "the most outrageous
piece of profteoring that can be
imagined"
Speaking in support of his bill. first
introduced in 1913. and now as rein :
troduced before the Senate interstate
commerce subcommittee. considering the
high cost of living recommendation of
President Wilson, Senator McKellar
said if the bill had been passed in 1913,
he felt sure the present conditions as to
excessive living cost would not exist.
The meat packers were charged by
the Tennessee senator with using cold
storage facilities to fix food prices.
"It is being used by the packers -
he said, "for the purpose of controline
prices. As used by the packers, il
preserves in seasons of plenty and per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-13
FARMER DIED YEAR
AGO; WIDOW ACCUSED
Discovery Of oulckIime in
Stomach Leads to Murder
Charge Against Woman

Clarion, Pa. Aug. 13.-Charged with
numbering her husband, Andrew j..
Yeahy, aged seventy years. n wealthy
farmer, more than year ago, Mrs.
Ida NJ. Yeany, aged fifty years. has been
lodged in the county jail here pending
trial in court.
Yeany died March 23, 1910. under
suspicious circumstances. Later the
body was exhumed, and an autopsy dis
closed that death was due to quicklime
poisoning. Physicians who performed
the autopsy said they found enough
quicklime in his stomach to kill half
dozen persons.
Authorities at the time of the au-
topsy suspected Mrs. 1eany. but pend
ing investigation allowed her to remain
free. A few days ago she was arrested
In Reynoldsvile and brought here. Mon
day she was given a preliminary hear
ing and held for court.
Yeany was reputed TO be worth more
than 100000
He married the accused woman IN
November. 1917. Previous to her mar
riage to Yeany. the woman was en-
ployed as houSekeeper for DR.. james
Holden, of Holden Station, five miles
from here. DR.. Holden died while the
woman was his housekeCper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-13

here while profteers wait for higher
prices.
Higher. priced fish advanced from Sc
to So a barrel overnight, while FISH Of
cheaper grades were thrown away to
prevent a glut on the market.
Expect Shipment Soon
Major Jones explained today that the
government foodstuffs will be delivered
direct to the United States internal
warehouse. Twenty first and Oregon
avenue. The first carloads are ex.
pected within a few days. From the
warehouse the food will bc distributed
to postoffces and to the points of dis
tribution.