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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

inr the coming willard Dempsey uf.
fair the -wvll-knoWu mFs They ftvl
that Richard haa uNrrafepuni himself
his time Tuu murh muney tn 1898
such fEhfrrs they figure puhlI. Iu.
tercst docs NOT warrant o. particular.
Is considering thr great iIHflNur boz
which willard is regarded. the. com.
fiuur There iH greet 1infrr thtt tho
governors &C De various states win
prohibit the battle us fh,y did whom
poor Zoe Darcy tried tu huk here And
" U.cttul tItrs 'hr bout outside tir
cnuntrS D. Dii re B rtuk financial
failure
uut igirk1rI srrma t1 know what
h. b. dnur is has boon laughed Ht
before. Yrf HIwHNH mHutFsn go get boz
the last Huirirr himself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

THE neat time you meet a mem
hsr 81 the cocksure family take
thu trouble 10 verify eof,ic Of
his slafersrnts You will be amazed
90 find how frequently hoy are
aatrny.
You arc likely. indeed. TO find him
aniray IN the simplest facts Incl
dents Of pcfsonai experience which
he describes 10 you with the utmost
posiiIrenees turn out to huvc hap
pened ycry differently from the way
h. 70 confidently narratea
re gcnn dates twisted, he misuuoieH
she opinions Of mutual friends. he
may ,se In error cven IN rerard 20 the
weather 81 TIE previous DAY.
You are amused Perhaps you also
feel some contempt for him. Con
coltal anr" n your verdict Hes
IKE every lfnow-it-aii and really
knows next 20 nothlnE.
But now INVESTIGATE your "
knowledge Of matters that have come
directly under your observation, fqu
will soon ave reason 90 modify the
harshneaH q you Judgment Oh your
know-if.ail friend 20 you viii eis-
cover that you are in the same boat
with him.
The fact IL that everybody IL more
liable than IL commonly supposed 60
suffer. not only frum memory defects.
but from imperfect use ~ the ems
n sight hearing, touch. taste.
and sheii Even people ~ highly de-
eeloped Intelligence are not exempt
from this fniliur.
again and again his has been con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14


huiIdihes which dated back fifty. SOC.
enty dive o. . hundred years have
been raxrd. IN their stead q SIC. eoe..
Q9O structure cnnafd building
H. 10 rise.
Physicsl cumge Il admirable. but
financial courage not lnfreauenty re-
qulres more Of resolution and real
bravery than ihc nther kind
To many perncus the example VI
the Cunard company, The oldest
steamship coucefn In the British em-
pife. plannlnr and proceeding IN the
darkest Uays " the nations history
for a bigger and q rf.ster business
after the war Ma one of the best evil.
denves the, had ~ British confidence
ana differentiation
Wa IL aooI business Not only
was Il good business. hut tho best VI
business. IT. eifert s~cniimentaliy wa
TO benefit Great Britain and The 'un.
srd Line. ~ the hriiish Won the war
The COMPANY would he IN position to
rrrft iarreiy b, The fncf N THE Nrit-
ish did NOT win we'll q 30 not mat.
ter much then what happened. FOR the
Germans would not leave much of
British commerce.
To-day IN America many works %
development nre DELAYED because men
do not think conditions are Just
right" n svcfy one waited uutil all
things we're 10 their nkinG there would
be little real rrugfeaa In tho world.
Tho man who waits Tor the market 60
meet his desires p infreduentiy
misses the mhftst
The world var did not daunt the
ruuafUa
Doubt and l~rrcsoiuuon never make
ION progress.
Remember the maxim q Norman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
DON'T BE TOO SURE
BY n. ABDUCTION BRUCE
Arthor Of Tho Ridala Of Personality ''Psycholou ma
Prenfheoa" Etc
tcopyrirht. 1918. ~ the Associated Newspapera)

cigsiyeiy shown hy experiments which
any one can undertake for himself
with the aid Of a group % Interested
friends.
In one such experiment forty
Psychologists. doctors. and lawyers
were called together to discuss some
m~cdico-ieFal prohiemH The door Of
their meeting room wns suddenly
thrown open and W men rushed In.
one was a Negro. the other n rough
looking white man ~ pursuit. u he
Negro, The two cilnched, there was u
mumcnfnry Hcuffle. r. shot wins Tired,
then the Negro broke away and fan
out suil pursued hy his enemy.
Nons but the chairman OF the meet.
Ing knew that this had an been pre-
arranged and staged for experimental
purposca Naturally there wns much
excitement. calling for order. the
chairman announceds
"gentiemen. In case this affair
Should come before the courts, ! wish
that every une present would write
down what has happened
when compared. tae written ac-
count showed almost Incredible a.
yerrencrs w testimony.
"unly six among the forty did mol,
make false statements" reports he
Psychologist Peters. In summing ip
the results Of the experiment. "aud
in more thnn haif % them 10 per cent
~ the replies were ron
Although the Negro had nothing
en- his head, only four persons noticed
this. the others assigned hl.n u derby.
r. hlgh hat etc. He had white trousers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
By Ripley.

NHuH Norman huuf uut in the miidie
NJ I Nevada desert az Tonupuh. bat
d. dd o. They smiled audihi, whrn
d. offered GluH snd Nelson re- flv 600
puI.r Tor their uu.Hh flrht out lu tho
lilv MINING town ~ Guiifrld but U
Mss 10 hIF muneyWakur' Again whsr
Ttf und JOCK Gleason out ur the
ieffries. johnson fight in Nenu ln 1870
they were supposed 20 be- foolish. but
thry rirInrdAp Il fortuno There lei
NitnfN % head shaking When Elrkuui
paid willard and Moran the hg Qufse
fHr H ton round nusdrrisluu waltz In
Madison Square gafdsn in 1915 but
T,' came out with TWINS ,olura and
u hlE utul roll
Don't laugh too soon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

Tomorrow Will Doc tho anni,crmrf
uf fhr H.niilE Of tho Maine
iu r'hrusrt ~ is3S. whom relations
were ALREADY strained hofv oer 1uuIu
H1d rho United States ot,r .hs uusa
ton OF 'uhau hborty. the United
States t%rttisfhip Maine. in command
OF Captain sgsbcr wur liins lu ut-
vuna hrfhor on tine uight OF tho
TON iut MHius wls sunk hy thr a..
plosiun uI e. spanish suI.maru, mine
INr r|Ir SUNK boz fffepu minutes. fIs
en- uIolIun &C rHr mime being followed
ID" 'ho explosion of iwu co. NOR. OF
iI' Il'urHiIuH WtEIEIurH pI fHr H.l
MON n uffItnrH 900 board. goo were
lost The uowI uf trH event aroused
zoe nation tu a frtUfH hut Captain
~irHi'' 300 hIs telegraph report lHIUi
'huf fIr American people surutuI.
Iiru,' q untl lu luvesfEtfIUu could
hf made
CON- March o. I n..uI court of .r
uuifF appointed uy fh, limited Sttf.H
IntIrui reported .tH finding shot
Poo Mnitr bad been SUMS ti o. Span.
ish mine Hri ou AutI o. bon govern.
mont de- Jared VIZ against Spain
on l.H Do. .u 1911. In HrrI. fu
memorandum HHut hh Germany d..
rIHrlur that HrWrd merchant chips
would boz frrEfrI Hf uHU.HIpH aud
sunk without wnruIUH Secretary
IafufiuE made u statement thH' IE
International law commercial Er
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

know uf ul u tells you how 10 a,y
The uncle ~ yuur mother b. sixth,
i.N' wears OLD ur Tho sister Of your
vito has bought a. COW ur the um
hrcll1 90 Nuur u"ishhor Ia iu the at
hui don't want tn sas nothing
of that E.ud
What iw after continued the
~luurhhuN. "Is f. book that tolls YOU
how tu say Your fir, b. familiar
tlut We u1sf before co. Gee. thsm
"Fes' or Little girl you tur, look
out uf sirht 300 that Hwlmmin' suit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

Tex Richard. the bir-time gambler.
has startled thu sport world nuain hs
offering willard aud Dempsey tho
largest purse in ring history Nickhrl
Will pay TN jess aud lll lark lurf
fliftt 500 iur les Than an hour wnrk
next FOURTH of JUDY afternoon Will
nrd u 90 receive 100000 bee advance.
Ert ssf.tOo
n anybody in tho world but Hlck.
ard made such an offer that person
would Boz laughed OUT of " hut
IoN has put over so MANY hir purl.
lirtc affair that The public would
nod approval ct auythiur that h,
might do
However. the wise ones are Eiy-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

doorstep. and pretended not 20 see
HlurfY Hf an
Good morning ltrddN said
IiucfY HF hp alighttl Boo thr tuI ul
q little tree cluap hy.
Heddy raised his head as n 10 a
an hr could do 20 M a. Good
morning ularti. said b. iH o. feeble
sounding voice.
nlacky looked NJ him sharply
'Whnts tht matter. UrddF Nc de-.
mandei. You seem o. rc feeling
badly
Hcddy sighed. II was "a Ions. dole
ful sikh - am foollug badly,
Hlncky' said ne = v frlt worse
in my lfe The truth W -l-l
Neddy pHuHcds
You what" domanUcd nlacky.
luokluE af H,ddy moro sharply than
ror % am starving ritd licddy
yrry irrhlN certainly shall sturvc
tn death unless 3 can find some way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

and a black Jacket but red, brown,
striped, or cuff'e-colored suits were
invented for him
~ presumed % Their Nnci-
tlunH 90 be- expert observer. can thus
err. IL surely b. evident that training
Of the frnHss and Of The memory has
not yet reached the efficiency We have
every riEht 10 demand.
And u equally b. evident that until
improved methods ~ memory O.
sense training are applied in the edn.
cation 81 people in general caution ~
statement should universally take the
place o. u~usitvencss n Cockstre-
ness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
Doubt and Irresolution

KIN OUBT and irrcsolntion never make for
progress fha; is ono Of the striking sen.
fences IN a striking editorial from The
Philadelphia Public Ledger. reprinted on this page
today. Read u " is worth your time aud thought,
Doubt and irresnlution are never M dangerous
~ when real problems are 10 be- met and real crisis
faced. Doubt aud irrcsolution AT critical times fur
nish the major cause for the failures oi most indi.
viduals. They are equally causes for failure In the
ease Of communities and nations.
II we in Albuquerque sit In doubt and irresolu-
ton until al conditions are just right, or until we
regard them a. just right for aggressive action. we
ARE likely to wind up lying down, with folded
hands.
Barking at each other is the surcst evidence
that we are not fully occupied in roing ahead.
This IL no time 10 rock the boat IN Albuquerque.
IL IL the time for every able hand Ia pull NJ the oars
aud to pull IN harmony. II we neglect To pull that
way we are likely 20 find the reconstruction period
that has been worrying aud delaying us. al over
and reconstruction accomplished everywhere but at
home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

soldier
at iu the Tul-
lsrIss Garden ono
dor lud thumitd
% French phrase
book
o.
here
book he grow lrtl
FONT toll YOU
70 you want Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

who are the most
~dcmouHtrauNc lu
their love nlak
ing
Perhaps re
m marked Alice.
but. after ull o.
rlrl should never
Judge lover ly
his slrhs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
Laugh With Us

They had Chummed up ln hospital
% were discussing tho Nl.tIfF ~
thrir respective wiv0E Presently Que
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

What d'you know hor. them ask,
cd the proud husband.
% should Just think : do rr-
member one duy Whom We wprr uuf
boating. and We came tu uu island
where We landed. 'NuW. MARY.
m'delr' I said, either YOU kisr up or
We both drown
"AnG d-did YOU kiss hcr 300 ruaped
the husband, in Jealous fury
'WiH she drowned asked the
other SLOWLY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

Tho irurhhoy iu France has u bot
&C trouble with tho French Ian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

sfls have o. right 10 90 v AIMS IN
soif defense
Feb fi 1918. Grfmau, aslir com
morcrd miliar, operations against
lirHail, violating The nrcst.l.io,sk
peir- treaty.
con ioh o.. in 1918. the Canadian
government announced ~ intention
iu adopt Woman suffrage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

SxH OUBT and irrcsolntion never make for
progres. = rhai IS ono Of the striking sen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
G.. O. P. CAMPAIGN
Continued from Page One

fully for methods 70 prevent future
wars, and so far indeed IN N honest
effort 20 that end, we Will accept NJ
indefinite internatIonalIsm as a subst1-
SIN, was has stan. o the League Of
Nations Question II addressing he
Northwest rally here tonight
United states senator Frank 3. t\ai
logg speaking at the rally reviewed
Republican achievements during the
war ana expressed hope for amend
ments for me present League of Ma
TONS draft Governor i. \. Burnquist
n welcoming the chairman OF The ma
tIonal committee, assallet George Greet,
chairman OF The committee on pubic
information
Governor BurnQulst referred 10 an ar
ticie BY George Creei printed n the
March number OF an eastern magazine.
George Creel accuses the citizens
ana officials Of this state OF persecur-
ng during the war. certain clements
Of our people for political purposes
sad the governor and he referred 70
statements N Cra.-l's ar !cie AZ "In.a-
NOUS allegations and malicious false
creations
Gov. Burnqulst denied that II: Min
nesota public safety COMMISSION had
prohibited the Nom Partisan League
from holding meetings N Minnesota.
but declared that certain county ON
c!uIs on their own initiative and sup
ported b. indignant citizens. prevented
4 number Of league meetings during the
war period,
Discussing the league 81 Nations a.
outlined BY Presldent Wilson. S~nato"
Kellogg sa!d
r am willing and anxious 20 gil"
rhe Leagle d N.lt.nna j fair ga. Blu
I recognize. rs al thoughtful rnSG must
he league should properly safeguard
our political independence and the cor
tintlance OF our American institutions
ana NATIONAL rights. nope there will
rome our Of the dscordant elements a
the PARIS peace conference a League
of Nations which snail be the rallyln-
rr1- Of nope 10 a war-wearv world.
Senator Kellogg said ne 'la N full
accord with the principle OF SOCIETY,"
NJ Nations as outlined III Minneapolis
recently BY former President Tat. but
he said that those principles are nor
n full accord with he principles Of the
League Of Nations rs drawn NJ ~
the peace conference
Mr. TAFT stated Two propositions
which are, n my Judgment the FerV
,,ss.rca ~ 4, nroner League Of Nations,
,aiJ ~, Minnesota senator First. an
:,t,r,,+ion,l ,our- 10 consider and de
ia. ,,d rander judgments on all iusti-
-,hl cana. -a.ond 4 court Of con
,,,i,4;,, ~ recommend compron, ses ~
~ ,,ras+iops That are not iustllia Die
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
COMING EVENTS

March l-30--AnnIaI exhibition OF Dauto
sra q section OF Portland society of
Art.
March S-S-Thirte"ntii q m IA Farmers
Week. College OF Agriculture OF Uni
TerSltv of Name.
March 3-S-Portland Automobile Show
tAnOsIucn hal.
March 10-Municipal elections Bangor.
Belfast. Biddeford anu Brewer
III. r. l5-Time limit for fling return,
and Tor payment OF IN, ONE ana ex-
less profits taxes
Mar. list. Patricks day
March i--New England Chapter Of
American Guild of organis,s. Congre .
Square Hotel. Portland.
Ear l9-0-State Council, o. A. II,
Bangor.
March 2.-MunicipaI election Oid Town
March D--Dayight saving time begins
at A. "
April 1-Municipal election Caials
April eMaine Methodist EpiscCp.l
conference. Fairfield
April EAST Maine Methodist .<piscp
pal conference. Milo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
OAKLAND

Miss Mildred Cornf0rtii il confined
TO her home IN Fairfield street by
illness.
me NuoN. NnO IS over 50 years
of age. Injured MS right eye Frlda y
while engaged n chopping wood near
ms home on the Sidney road. Nj
NnoX Was taken 20 a specialist in
Naterville. who found the sight 70
be cOmpieteiy destroyed. At present
he - az the home of Mr.. ana Mrs
Andrew Knox Of Railroad avenue.
The meeting of the Thursday CliE
which was postponed until this i
ternoon VIII De held at the home
MIS-. Y estey Fletcher Of oukI2i,
Heights
Clyde Souie. the r. T D. carrier
day, after several days illness. His
place was flied by Wesley Fletcher
Mrs. Charles Packard is quite Ill
at her home 1T Oakland Heights.
Phe all-day meeting Of the Farm
Bureau, winch was held Thursday III
Grange hail. was we'll attended. The
subject OF the meeting was Live
stock Feeding James Hussey Ave
u talk on Sheep Raising" Frank l..
Page on Hens, and Arthur Petit
grove spoke on Self Feeders for
Hogs Miss Lyman of Augusta spoke
On Home Economics Several new
members We're added TO the bureau.
AT the Free Baptist church Rev
{. /. Wheaton. pastor. There will De
two weeks OF special meetings AZ
which Rev e. A. Davis OF Lewiston
VIII conduct. Brother DAVIS will meet
The church workers in the vestry Sat
urday evening. on sunday morning
the topic Of the morning sermon II
1854 Will be The Three Fold Zap
tlsm Of the Believer il Christ. sun
day school at II.4.I under direction ~
J p. Brown. superintendent. TIE
school has been divided into Two
camps with Ernest Rutter aad char
lie Kelley as captains and Liberty
contest viii start and continue TOR
ten Sundays beginning March . E'
on hand and JOIN one Of these camps
Young people meeting al o clock,
Ernest Rurter leader The subject Of
the evening sermon at ! clock VIII
be Gods Love for a Lost World.
\ NUMBER On tle young IauleS 'i ~"
Free sunday school met at the home
Of Miss Irene Brann on Thursda
evening and organized Is the Eureka
class Miss AItilea Bennett was elect
ed president Miss Alice Manter. wee
president; Mss irene Brann. secra-
tary Miss Edith Soule, treasurer
Mrs g. l.. Wheaton teacher
Rev L. l.. Wheaton viii occupy TIE
pulpit At tn. Williams church AZ oak
land Height, .;undar afternoon ar
go
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
ROTARY CLUB MEETING
Augusta Entertainment Course Ar
lists Give Most Pleasing Program

The Augusta Rotary Club held most
enjoyable meeting Friday evening At the
Augusta House with a line attcrdanc.
of members ana guests After the r.
tarv dinner the iI',ist vino appeared
later in t:2e - .1tn n city halt unde,
the auSpirr augusta Entertain
ment Cours, ,-,t Ollr a ve"y fine
program wslicl KS accorded nthjls-
astic applause, These artists We're Da-
Wis. the great American magician. an
Castellucci - Neapoiitans. the -amou,
singing band-orchestra No business
was transacted at the meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
WILSON OPPOSES
SINKING OF HUN
HIGH SEA FLEET

Washington. March --PresiIen-
Wilson is opposed 10 The sinking Of
the surrendered German Heet. Ii i
letter 10 Representative Fuller Of
Massa chusetts. dated March 1. and
made public tonight. the President
said the proposal TO destroy the ships
seems to me like the counsel of those
who 10 nor know what else 20 do. =
He added that the question Of the
disposition Of the vessels would be
considered further on his return TO
Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
DEMOCRATIC SOLONS
TO HOLD BANQUET
SEN. WALSH INVITED

The Democratic members Of the state
Legislature will hold 4 banquet Tues
day evening at o clock at the Augu.-
"A House. United States Senator David
T. Walsh of Massachusetts has been
invited to De present. Hon. D J. Nc
Gillicuddy of Lewiston ami other party
leaders in the state. including men,
bers of the Stale committee Will at
tend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Treasury Extends
More Credits to
Allied Nations

Washington. Mach The rehstir
To-Day established new credits Of alS.nN.
100 for the Czecho-i;lovaks. SAC. oOo.N 0 for
Belgium. 500 900 DC" Tor France aad So
400 Cor italy. making total of s.
S4lf577ooo credits TOR all the Allies r.
date The Czec!lo- 'iav aggregate cred
{ now amounts 10 500 90 900, while Bel
GUM has obtained from the United
states sS2S,1i5.ooo Frarcs se.3i-i77"oo
and Italy ST. i05, 900. coz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
FAIRFIELD

Tim Flood Of Clinton vas in town
yesterday calling on friends.
Methodist churcn. The services viii
be held at The usual hour. Rev ".
II. Narney taking for his subject N
the morning The Voice OF Prophecy
IN the evening there VIII he Al evan
gelIstic service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
SETTLE STRIKE
OF NEW YORK
HARBOR WORKERS

New York. March The Marln-
Workers Atiliat;on decided tonight
NJ accept the terms offered by The
Railroad Administration for a settle
nent 81 the strike which has par
alyzed trans Atlantic and coastwise
shipping since Tuesday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Eaton First Team Surrr,seo

A. bowling result which ,;,,...., On =
ident expectations on tho p.rt 81, .'l4
losers was the victory Of En- 49,. ....-
ond team over the first quintet .rrj.iuy y
evening at the Y. NJ c. ~ alleys.
To meet the teams of a mutual agree
ment made before the game by Mr.
Gray of the first team ana Nj East
man OF the second. a supper VIII be
served the participants in the match,
in the near future. At Mr.. Gray's AZ
pense. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
PROMISE OF NE.
BASEBALL FOR
COMING SEASON

Lowell. Mass. March John DON
nelly Of this city today received not
ification that the aNtional A4socla :
ton Of Minor Leagues had awarded
hun protection for territory in Lowell
Lawrence. Eaverhlll ana F'itchburg
As the foundation IT the New Eng
land League Mr. Done!ly states
thar he expects 10 start With an or
ganization Of six clubs. He will be
gin the work Of organization at once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Shelton Resigns
AS Member of
Public.Utilities

Lewiston. Me. March William =.
SHELTON Of this citv mas rendered TO
Governor Mjlliken MS resignation IL
4 member Of he public Utilities commits
sion. M shelton vii resume the prac
tice Of Jaw ana il mas been seni-offi-
cially announced that he will form a
Partnership with Chas 3. Carter o.
The law lirn Of White x Carter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
POSED AS WAR
HERO TO WIN
FAVOR OF WOMAN

Boston. March '.--trank :. MO0Ilk,
III. OF West Springfield was sen
fenced IL serve SIX months IN the
Springfield Houa" Of Correction II
lea lie had pleaded guilty N the Fed
rral court TODAY 10 "A charge that Ne
had unawfully Worn the uniform o.
an officer III the United States army
Federal officials testified that MoIlIk
hai posed as a. war hero IN order ~
WIZ FAVOR With 4 woman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
PREDICT PASSAGE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
NEXT CONGRESS

New York. War. 1--Senators Rams
dell II Lo' jsiana and Calder Of New
York predicted passage OF the
Woman'S Suffrage amendment by the
next Congress. IN addresses At the
opening here today of the new cam
paign for national recognition Or
eullal suffrage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
FOUR FINED FOR
THEFT COAL FROM
CAMP DEVENS

Boston. March -Four men we're
fined $50 each IN the Federal court
today for stealing coal from govern
ment pockets at Camp Devens. The
men. who pleaded guilty, are Clar-
ence e. Reed, Ernest L. Topper and
Harry simpson Of Aver and Eugene
Cronin of Boston. They ware an
pioved At the camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08
Church Notices

81 MARK church. Rev i Alex
ander % Meara. D. D pastor N .harge
Holy eucharist at 30 A M mathis
and sermon at 1920 A NJ choral even
song at 80 P NJ. Sunday school a.
~ A. ~ Tuesday. holy eucharist at
st. Mark Home at 3 30 A NJ We,lnes-
day 80 P. NJ. htany ana p+nItent,al
office with sermon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

The ninth anniverSarr of ne
. Friendly League was held Thursday
1'enlng. \ very pleasing Hature
was the dance given by Miss Mary
BOYD, with Mrs. Boyd at the piano,
Tor which the members with to *
press their thanks.