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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08
(De la prensa de New York;

Blasco Ibanez hablo de la obra mi
gualable del descubrimiento de Anne
rica. Aqui, en- Ia Uhiversidad de Co
iumbia, en- esta nacion inmensa, que
como todas las del continente de pro
mission tuvo su origen en- la audacia
que alent6 los pechos castellanos, ante
los Representatives. de la cultura nor
teamcricana hablo de la obra de
hace cinco siglos. Era In manera de
un heraldo que viniera del pasado-
con el alma henchida de ensuenos,
como aquellos hombres levantinos que
bajo las barras de Aragon acompa
iiaron en- sus conquistas Roger de
Flor Y don Jaime, a hablarnos de Ia
leyenda dorado del pasado v a la vez
Q anunciarnos la buena nueva del
porvenir de la raza hi. panica que re
mace en- America.
Hablo de la llamada "ieyenda ne
gra" que en- torno de la nacion des-
cubridora y colonizadora, tejieron los
pueblos que fueron haridos por Ia
regia grandeza de Espana. Expuso
las causas verdaderas de la decaden-
ella espanola, y con frases agudas,
bordeadas de un fino humorismo.
TOGO los temas de INQUISICION,
FANATISMO RELIGIOSO, etc. que
han sido los manoseados elementos
que sirvieron para crear la leyenda
que emborronaba las puras paginas
de la historic de Espafa que sc habia
escrito sobrQ mobiles programmes con
letras rojas con la sangre de los he
roes. Pero va hoy la leyenda, Sc va
desvaneciendo de nuevo surgen lin
pidas paginas de la historic.
Hoy Sc levantan veinte haciones,-
dice ell novelista valenciano- con
tinuar esa historic, con todas las mis-
mas cualidades, y ipor que no?, CO.
todos los mismos defectos de los des
cubridores los colonizadores. Pero
ahora, el espera que hasta esos de
fectos han de convetirse en- cualida
des en- el future de los veinte pueblos
hijos de Espa1a. Y con Ell, todos 10
creemos, todos 10 esperamos. Nos ha
bio tambien pues el llevado de ese
espfritu de aventuras que formo los
hombres de su estirpe, ha recorrido
la America espanola, nos habl6 de 10
que habia obsevado en- eSos pueblos Y
por que el esperaba aquel porvenir de
que nos hablaba con taato entu las
mo.
Yo, dijo, he llegado a una poblaci6n
en- que Sc vestian los hombres con drill
Y sombreros dq panama, y las muje
res tenfan ojos de andaluzas y ell pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08
La COnferenCia de BIaSCO Ibdnez
en- Ia Universldad de- Columbia

sidente tenia un apeliido de per ona
je de Lope Calderoh; y las cos
tumbres eran de Espana.
Y anadi6.
-Somos la unica naci6n immortal,
porque aun suponiendo que el mar
creciera miles de metros Y Espana
quedara sepultada, siempre revivira
en- loj yeinte paeb'oS que tienen SD
lengua, sus costumbres.
Que hay dos idiomas que estan lla
mados triunfar: el espafol y el in
giles.
Nos pinto los mi ticos con un gra-
ceio sin igual, diciendo Los mis-
ticos de otros paises Sc elevan dejan-
do su envoltura Ell la terra Y. espe-
ran que Dios tire de ellos los mis-
ticos de Espana, no, estos son revo-
luconarios, son gente de espada: mi
ran al cielo, ST, pero es para hacer
que Dio, les acompana, v les sirva de
ayuda. Y todayia siguen daneo jue
go muehos de ellos: Santa Teresa Y
San Ignacio de Loyola.
Por este, los que embarcabGn en-
aquellas naves 10 hac;an porque eran
misticos quijotes. Y asi venc:an Y
triunfaban.
Y termin6 con una bonita imagen
de la America nueva
Nos pinto Ponce de Leon enamo
rado de la juventud, que Sc embarc6
para buscar la Fuente Milagrosa que
hacia que Sc cayera la envoltura, vie
ia y Sc fuera otra vez joven, Y todos
perecieron Sin embargo esa fuente
eXi. tie; no era, un sueno, aunque ma
die la ha visto esa fuente esta aquf
Y en- terra de los Estados Unidos en-
la Florida: Y cuando la vieja Europa
quiere entronizarse: los habitantes de
esta naci6n toman aqua en- sus dos
manos y llegan a Europa: la vierten
sobre ella vuelven j6venes los que
va eran vieios dandoles ideas de IL
bertad Y democracia.
FL orador fue muy aplaudido fe
licitado Su conferencia pronunciada
en- lengua espafola fue traducida luego
en- idioma ingles, causando gran efec-
to en- los que no saben castellano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08
GoLPEADo PoR UN CAIRO

Lorenzo Rond6n, de cuarenta amos,
residente en- la calle del Cristo, fua Gu
raGo en- la sala de socorro, de una he
rida por splastamien.o del PIE dere-
cho y una fuerte confusion con erosion
del mismo pie. Diio que una rueda de
un CAIRO lie produjo ell accidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08
Corazon Aspirinoso

q La Profession nedica encuentra cada paso en-
tre sus pacentes Una debilitacion del 6rgano L
cardiaco (coraz6n) similar Ia ia1ucsda por el
uso desmedido del tabaco, causa del exceso- dc
nicotina producido por el rnucho frr1ar.
gEsta debltaci6n es producida por el uso con-
tinuo de las Aspirinas anuaciadas extensan1ente i
al p1blico. Apenas hay nadie hoy que no lleve
en- su bolsilo un pono dc Aspirina, sin tcner en-
cuenta que ese frasco 10 lleva Ia turnba pasos
agigantados. t
q En- bien de la humanidad lamamos Ia atencion
del p1blico que la Aspirina forna h5bito per-
nicioso, dific de cortar despues de arraigado en-
el sistema.
GLa profession medica esta tratando de cortar el
ibre uso de la Aspirina porque encuentra que I
tan dificil lie sera mas tarde curar al aspirnofobo
como lie es hoy curar al morfo-rnaniaco.
GLa Asprina produce Salicissno. Su acci6n f. |
siologica es contrara 10 que debe ser. Los
acdos que contiene deben dcsconponerse en- los
intestinos despues dc ingerida, no en- el pomo.
q Tome cualquier pastilla de Aspirina y nielaa !
= su olor 10 encontrara acido = pungente.
qIngerala Sc lie desmoronara en- la boca con sa-
Dor acido pronunciado Prueba evidente de que ST
decomposition ha tendo lugar antes de entrar
en- e sisten1a.
gLa Profession medica es la llamada dccidir 7
cuando una persona debe tomarla = Vaya 4 81
medico y tome su consejo.
Evite CoRAZoN ASPIRINoSo y sus fumes
tas consecuencias.
Muestra dc
ACETTTTTW ACTDIII .ATIJW
cualquier medico que nos la pida.
ACIDULATED DRUG COMPANY
63 Park Row Nueva York
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-08

oJEDA.-sAN JOSE No. 6. TEL. s55.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Gn8 az Wiufhrupss aunnxr vuuue
1Ak3ez il. Minis Hairh My Peraey ID
WGst winxhrup. Mlzs Periey. who il
fhe daughter Of ME and Mrz- C1ar-
ence A, Perley tIhe veal known fInr-
lsD On Thursday hast frzusplanted
az6o pznsy plan1x. sez1ang lido I'd
mem IN an hour and u hall Ehs
did moi work AL Cay AZ that but had
rzme To attend ID other Duties rs we'll
Ml@ Feriey is y yenrs OF age and
- very quick uf movement
Fred I Reynolds has Sold his
tarm On the Eaztdeld road 10 parties
rum Pennington.
AZ nnainezs nesting Cd the Meth
oniEf Ladies' Aid heid 1t the church
Sz1urcay afternoon II was voted To IN
o1lanalHiy pusrr1ne the fair which hnd
bran planned fur tins coming week
ny W1rn. cream inspsrrur for the
utg Oh bnsrnn, accompanied by Mr..
McCnrmick. was IN town Thursday IN
sprcting the plant uf H. P. Enod q
Sons.
Mics Marion Mcdonald refurned II
her summer hume at l.rrse5ufn Island
Saturday after a vizit with MI. and
Mrs. ". ". Kimhhu of West winrhrup
George Goting made n r-tu to Unity
last week returning home Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Z ruoK thirteen innings 70 decide
INF Twilight league game played Sat
u-day zt.grnpan un Quimby heAd. and
run ne contest the snoenaker.s
ansrge4 victorious by a scnre OF 5 10
!. The game was one Of rhe besr and
nug. nulty contested rhat has been
usrsn n Gardiner this season. which
Is saving much as nEH-fy al Of the
ZINES nave mad close and Of small
5cnrs-
No -uaH were scored IN the first
tnu- innings and IN the firth the
eisc--icia1s took the lead and retain
sc i urr:i the eighth. when the score
WIS uea Not only WAS the game
-oad buz the attendance was the best
O. the SEASON.
IN me fifth frame Henderson fan
ued anu Lafayette went ID FIRST by
rsasnn o. being hit by une Of Man
sHnis fast ones. Long doubled, put
-u- Lafayette ON third. who scored
Il Deamunri,s single. Leighton hit to
-aEgon who was unable To stop the
IL AMI Manson perched On first.
INNS grounded Id Kelley and Long
d. thTown CIT 1T the plata Mer-
III doubled, ieE-ng in Desmond and
-.a,ga1nn. Marley ended the inning
~ tanning
IN the sixth the shoemakErs scored
thsir first run when Kelley hut safe
= and FInle second. rum which point
as WIS lsrpuEuf IN by Bar-ys hit
hey added another in the seventh
gnd again in the eighth when Kelley
singled and was caught on second.
Barry WIS passed and sIoie second
And third and scored when Long
dropped NerTydeid's third strike.
hen czrns four gonse-egg innings
The -is was broken Ia the tt11rtesn-
II ny ne .. NJ P'g Merrill doubled
Il -Ignt and scored On Whalen's saeA-
Y . esntar- For the Hazards. Bar
- tanned and Heselfon singled ID
1eutsr Mar-ydeld wasgiven free
transportation and Imrne6iaSelv pur-
lutnea second Goggin flied out ID
Henderson. Jordan hit To Merrill. VINO
rhrew low % first, Heselton and Mer-
--neid scoring.
The work. Of Eeseatnn as backsrDp
was cumnendable and Henderson ami
hES;n played well IN the field. Mer-
I'll featured with his clever stick
wo-h. he summary-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS

Everybody Knows Frank kssnan-
Everybody KNOWS Dorothy Gisf-
A Big Day To-day At tine Strand
Frank kesnan Aeads Lint in Spe-
ciai 1.-THE Nurid Afilme'
The World Aiazne' deals with
that one touch Of humanity winch
makes the winnie world kin-a hu-
man touch which reached into the
palaces OF the mighty and into the
administered by a wise mayor who
had srudled human nature. who
knew when 10 apply reasonable and
sensible force, and when 70 preach
the gospel Of reason anG Cooperation
and profit sharing. Ee broke the
strike. but not the srrkerE-he de-
ported the Bolshevist srlke-makecs
and gave labor a sample uf tTue Am
erican ieadership-and he puinted ONT
the path Of true happiness 70 capital
and labor alike.
Many have ciaimed our Monday
and Tuesday hills have not been n
keeping with the balance Of tine week.
but. this program VIII knock tha1
statenEnt of its pins. Following
Kesnan to-day IL another sensation
n the Paramount picture Nobody
Home with DorDtly Gish. We are
going On record as stating tins in one
uf the best bills Of the season You
remember Keenan, in Todd OF the
Times," SO don't MISS The World
Atane.-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25
NEW PRECEPTKESS AT
KEyTS HILL SEMINARY

Kenrss ELI. Me-. AnE. cs.-Mizs We
Mia I. Shores OF LynduuviIie, vt,
has recenr.y BEEN elected precepr-ezs
n Kenr.s Ell seminary hr tina board
az trustees NJ this. institution. She
surreeis Miss Rebecca Ellis. resign
ed Miss Shores win have full charge
Of the young ladies. a very RESPONSE
hle puzifion IN . schn1 OF this type
Min Shores In a Eraduate Of
Bates cnllege IN the class of 1a74 and
4 gradnate Of Smith college with the
degrae Of master of arrs IN the class
uf laaE- She In already accustomed 10
Lie and work in q boarding school
fnr her own Mspzxzfnry school days
were PASSED IN Lrn1en Institute.
where SHE wzs ErAduaEed IN 1aiD. and
she has PASSED two wears as assist
mt IN Powers Institute. Bernardo
fuwn, Maas. She pAsBed one winter
IN the meanws1fle travelling N the
south and last year. she had very
satisfactory yezr AZ teacher in the
Montpelier. Vt, high schnui From
har several fn-mer pnaifauns she
cannes tigf1iy recommended and
friends of Ksnf's Elm mHy web look
fr her continued success in her new
position ut the seminary
Miss 9hures ID to taach the history
cia0sx, winch Department il her
spscizify. In TACT Il w1s m HISTORY
TINT ahe wun her mastzrss 'degree,
she ID q Thorough studanf of m his
tury and VIII bring 10 hzr ciaas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

A bad ire occurred III LIE Sunday
afternoon Al the Residence OF Mrs.
Mary L PeI1er, lower Watsr sr-eex-
The IRE department waz somewhat
handicapped beEause of the fact that
the driveway IN 1runr NJ The engine
house had just been laid with cement.
the horses being taken OUT The back
way. The boys made a quick run
with the hose reel and lain a line OF
hose from the hpdranI in front uf
Enc Old South church running Il
Down through the lane The fire,
winch started IN the ell. near the
CHIMNEY, had gained cnnslnera bic
headway by this rlme and much
creE1r Is due the hremen for stopping
LIS progress as sDun as they did. The
Ell WIS badly Quilted and ONE room
II the main house. 4 sum af money
ie1 N one of the roams Was brought
out hy Chief DenEmure. The loss is
estimated al about s6gB damage 70
the house and the szme amount On
wearing aqpErel- FrsmHn George
F1ckery Was overcome by smoke and
WAS taken home The aIl-our sound
Ell III about 145
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

The following Juveniles have bean
added ID the shelves af the Gardi-
ner Public Library:
Running Eagle. the Warrior Girl.
Schultz; Rainbow Island Brown:
C0rnelia- Perkins, Battle Of the Ma
lions. Hummer; Dave Porrer's War
Heroes. Stra1emeyer. Dormifury
DAYS, Pier: Wonder OF War al Sea-
Rolt- Wheeisr; The Big Game. Perry:
Nancy Lees Namesake. warie:
Lard Of the Wiids. Altsnsxier. Ad-
ventures OF Twinkiey Eyes. Chanee:
Wopdcraft BcvE AT Sunset Island.
Boy; Hdden Treasure. Simpson
Uncle Dawes Stury..B rown. Lad A
Dog. Terhune- When Wolfe Meets
Wolf Page; Esquire and knight.
LznHluE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25
" sIncereiy YOURS.

Z ADub. The new manager Of the
Acme lheRter. mas Just returned from
several DAYS business Il-ip to Bos-
ron. where ne has been booking a
new program n pictures for the fail
and winter season. He was mnsz snc-
cessful N securing a fine list of pi2-
tnrss with the most popular and ia
nous actors and actresses. such as
Eli Hart. Pauline Frederick, Tim
MIX Cara Eimbau Young, Frank
AeHnRn. The6a Bara, Mae Marsh.
Aaoei Norman Norma Talmage. etc.
manager Zouh states I1a- the cost
of producing pictures has Increased
tremendously resulting in a 100 per
csn- advance II Cost II TIA exhihi-
lors NJ the pictures. Norwirhsfand-
ing Tins Dig increase II cost, Mani
ger Aonb states thai ne viii not ad-
Vance the prices Of admission pro-
Vloec he recslres a supporting ma
-onaEe from EaTlUweL LhearerEoers.
l ne acme Is NOT only source Of
"noiesurne amusement but also a
SOURCE Of etfTca-ion and spiritual up-
III and with a splendid line If pic
lures booked for the coming seascr
ana with no advance n prices asked
LIS Little theR1er we'll deserves fiher-
a. patronage and support-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Funeral services for the late C1artun
h Trask- who died Friday evening II
the Augusta General huzpital. ware be,d
at O'Clock sunday aftsrnoun frrm me
horne Of hrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. y
T. Trask. cheisaa. Rsv. e w webper
ufhciaring. In1srment WIS IN the fam
lily lot IN the Chelsea csmeferv. The
benren were Galen Sheidnn. 7srrun Al
Ism. Ge0rse Hinriziey and IT. W VIM
ter. Jr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

The match was fnilpwed THROUGHOUT.
by Z large gallery winch Increased d,
every hnie- When the match left the
first hnie about 20 people cuu,pnsed rhs
CALLER. but nearly 60 people were pres.
emf II the hrish.
In the final round match. also II Sc
hnies. IN the second fig-11, L Z.
WaroweIl of fhe Megunticpuk Golf
Club defeaBed Hiram Kicker. Jr-, nf
Poland Spring TWO up and one e
play.
In rne finals Of the third fight, al
ls holes. z NJ Psnnell of Portland
Country Club defeaned his fellow
club member, 2. ". Freeman. TWO VI
AND one To 60.
William 4 Cook Of watsrville won
the defeated eight Of the first fight
and Charles A. Eaddie- Of Bruins
wick won the defsated eight of The
second fight
Prizes were awarded as follows.
Maine State Amafeur Title and
first prize, a silver serving tray It
Harlan Turner of the Portland
Country Climb.
RuunEr-up To the Amateur Sta1s
Champion ana a silver cigarette CAS-.
u William E. Campbell of the Port.
land Club.
Second prize a goid-npuntet
French hriar pipe. 70 William Il. Cool
Of Warzrviiie
L E. War1wen Of MegurIcooi
Golf Club, owner of the second SIX
teen. a silver salad bowl.
Charles A Saddier Of Brunswick
winner uf the defsated eight of tbs
second slz1sen, ID inch silver Iurfns
cup.
B. NJ Peunsiluf Portland Counr-y
Club. winner Of the third sixteen. a
nickel Thermns bottle and 1earhe.
case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Funeral services tr the lar
Cnaries f Manning who died
wednesday, Aug. IL, IN Enid. Oxin
a1oe- long illness. WIN be held a.
o'clock this arternopn frum Lem
narns funeral pariurs. Rev. e. W
Wsooe- officiating. Friends are IN
vited 10 arrsnd. The late Mr.. Man
ming was former resident of this
cry. the sun OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Burns Of Enid. Okla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

The tI.nes-nl If the late Eernert Z Ed
wards was held Sunday a-tesnprn al Z
O'clock Anm his late hnme On the
BRUNSWICK roa6. Few. z. 3. Cuw, pas
tor uf the EtgniEnd avenue Methodist
church officiating. The heRrers were
TIM following fellow members Of Fer
mum Lodge. r. and a M: Frank e
Dill. f A DHnfur-t,. Charles Walker
and Arthur Smith Iurermsnt was n
the Family lrt IN Oak Grove cemsrer~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25
ANOTHER e. S. FLTER
REPORTED MISSING FROM
TEXAS FLYING FIELD

Maria, Tex. AnE. 24.-Another Am
sr1can army airplane WAS missing
frvm R5Fcs field tonight. Plotted by
Lieut. George K Rice with Lieut..
{. L 5oquet rs observer the plane
left HI daylight fur Mexico 70 recon
nnIter for the punitive expedition
II is feared the aviatrrs became
confused or were lost IN driving
rain srnrm. Lisufenznf Col. r z.
Eovce. commander OF the fiving iea1,
said he believed they landed ON the
American side after lnaing their way
n the rain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25
nTTSFlElD

Mrs. Maud Eurd and son Mark
WENT 70 Liberty Saturday for q
wHek.s viEit with relatives
Miss Alice Maneck IL 1t Lakewood
this week where sns il the guest OF
Irene Nu11er- who together with Mrz.
NuT1ers Is passing a months raca-
unn H THIS popular resort
Harry KINNEY of Burnhan was q
business caller IN rgwn Saturday.
Miss Annie Whitney Of West Old
Town. who has been IN TWIN far a
B. S. Mathews. returned ID her home
SatErday
MISS Eazei Pusnur, dznghter of
MI, a1n Mrs. A H. Prshnr OF Ba-rs
street has been engaged ID TEACH 1t
CW1noa Cngn Academy the -nruing
yeRr- Miss Pusnnr Is a graduate of
Name Central Institute ald a Sa1-
Eur business College
Friends here have RECEIVED an
nnuncEmeu1s Of the ma-riage OF Fred
A.bbuI- IF China ana Miss Rosa
mnnd Woods Of Troy, winch OCCURRED
III Clinton ON Aug. Is. MI Abbott has
recsuriy returned from OVERSEAS.
where ne passed two wears N the
SERVICE. Miss W.os5s is well known
here having gTadua1ed from Name
Central Institute and last year was
successful reacher IN the Pitts
field puhiic schools.
NJ. and Mrs. o z. Drake lef. Sal
uruRy oor a weeks Visit with -sla-
yves u Wiscasset.
MI and Mrs. George S-tlirnzr went
70 For-lRnn Saturday anu viii mass
their 1e-da-s vacarun Il thar rfctn-
Try
Robert Smith. one If the popular
clerks HI Bsrrr's drug store, went
70 Old Orchard Saturday FIR he
week-end
5ernard Henry has returned from
lsiesoorn- where he has been ,ass-
ING a weeks vacation with friends
Mr. and Ms Fred E Marsh and
Daughter Adelaide want n Cam
Benson Saturday for 4 weeks vaca-
t1un They VIII occupy the =. z. Bean
cottage
J. L Nut1sr was in Ea-Land tur
the day Saturday.
Harry E. Coolidge, Nj. AMI Mrs
F. VI. Conlidge. Miss Emma CooIidre
and Miss Ruth Moore went In North
Lzvermure Saturday fur weekend
visit with friends. making the rrip
By autn. Miss Moore viii vlsIt with
relatives IL Canton before returning
home
G Z Smith and granddHzxnrer
Gladys Smith. went To FalrfieId SAT-
urday far a visit
Mrs. Emma Lakin returned t,bbe,
home N Boston Saturday after q
Vlsi1 IN the home Of NJ and Mrs
Charles z Vickerr Main street
Mrs. Earl Sinclair went 70 Liberty
Saturday where he viii WISH relatives
for a week
a speciRl meeHng Of Ira Berry Char
ts-s E a N VIII be held wednes6a,
evening Aug. .. 81 Masonic nail. Ear.
land There viii be work IN the NJ. N
dEg-ee L is exrected that a nurnt e,
t-am Stevens Chapter, No. 3. uf New,
pnrr. VIII he present and ASSIST IN In.
work Supper viii be served during n,
evening
Mrs. A Z Pushnr and daughters Ha.
zEi and Myrtle, WIN have been at n,
Dew Drap Inn At Camp Benson for
week outing. returned hume Sunday
M-E- Bertha Randlet-- who is hzwinz
VACATION fr1un her duties rs clerk a
Clig-E dry goods store. was n passen
GER IN the mumtng tram SATURDAY an,
viii pass a part of her vacation witt
relatives ana friends IN Massachusetts
Mise Ethel Allen of BurnnHm was ],
tuwn Saturday. the gues1 If Mr. am
Nrr T-.r--sYla r-x~,r,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Bases On balls ny, woodcock .;
Blsrnen. Struck out by. Woodcock
s. Elsrnen Ii. Sacrifice hat, Maxim.
E5l by pitched ball. Williams. Pat
tersun.. Woodrock Empires. Nc
Airy and Reed. Time, = hrs, 10 n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

inree girls frrrn the STATE school eft
me institution without Permit s,indR =
evening about o'clock. The pul;ce were
nutified nf their escape and were sur
csssrn IN iucztzng them az LcutiUn hal
omcer william Hayes with Lee BRAD
Street w1nt after than IN an auto ann
nrunEht thezn hack 10 the school ubuu.
II O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Mrs. Rodney Crosby Of FasrneId
ann ner sister, Mrs. z. j. McNeiiey
on tacoma Wash. were he CHESTS
Ihnrsuay If their cousin. Mrs Hor-
ace Getcnen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

M and Mrs. C. F. Petersen and
sou Ralph Is Winthrop street.
passed the weekend with M. and
MIS-. Arthur Smith At their cottage
at Pleasant pond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

william Springer Of Newton.
Alass-. Is visiting his sisrer-4n-law,
MIS- " A. Winter On Maple street.
And VII visit friends N Aagus-a and
Eaiuwa1 before returning home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Rev Z. c whirre,nore. n. d. of
v dAeF'1le. will preach Ut the Bap
Isl church sunday morning and ev-
enlnE' Mr. Springer Of Newton.
MasE will assist IN the singing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

Regular august meeting Of !. 3.
Hubbard Relief Corps al 2.3B O'Clock
-n1s a-tsrnnpn IL the home Of Mrs.
{ 4 Tilden. Page street Al nem-
osrs are urged 70 ATTEND 1hss meet
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

MES Grace Clark laaves Monday un
her TWO weels' vacation. The first
week she Ii 70 pazs 81 Ocean Park ri
tanding tne Schnpl Of Methods. and the
sscnnd weeks in ID he passed with
friends in LINN, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

MISS Ada Edgecumh- MISS Stella
SoTden ami Carrie Mckinney have
gone . Ocean Park ID a--sad the
Scnonl If Methods conducted by The
United BAPTIST Societies IN the IN
tsrsst u -aIiglous education.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

"oin q Snnnara Relief Corps. No. y
meet this afternoon Al No. 3 Page
street oy Special invitation of Mrs :
a IldHn- A good attendance il de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

mrs Norman McDougal and her
TWO children, Norman and Eleanor.
III -eno. Mass, are Visiting her
noLasr, Mrs. Rolfs. on Maple st-ez..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25

MS- :. r. Tyson uf North Carroll
ma VIM has bean visiting Rev. and
mrs Z. w webber. Union street.
,sl iast weak On her return home.
mrs "enber accompanied her as "a
as Marlboro ". Il. To remain for a
WISH, returning hume Sal
ur-say evening.