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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Stock TR-as. Aug- E-The HUesTDcS
market IVES 6UL Ea1 weak Il Al Lines
= -aGe ex-er-Irg vsR2 calves winch
he'd 1-E Enc WITHOUT change. Tasre
weE o heavy supply q Def1 cz-sf
wnscr suiE H. q range q Il 11- ppc-
bu9ugnas NJ II = csr1 snr RD0z- TIE
hes. s.esrs offered There Was Large
ofz-n- u rfae poorer g-Rdes TN ~nicn
nids were backward ! GONG many q
he beE.- EaaHs q. pee cuws were
neiE by sellers ul-n iHz. hDpzng 1a-
neEe- b1nS- Eagx sod @Ei-iv WEI a.
The -we-csn- decline % me Tuesday
MErKs- NiIcr crws were r IIEr1 s2r-
pE- and -ne mn---rgE -zds wEs very
au - rigH lew sE1ef made oGzsile -
those u Speculation tr- me -ru-zra-
uHrke-
Sale-A n Bags s0lE s-ee-s
$3.50 ms e. -sr- - cUws Rv poo lps
81 BE. and soIpEnax ar Sire E-s
81 SC zge calves e. II --ar Pu-nar
Eros snlG - cattle rum l. @
1-.c Ids calves FL Isc Enc Il IT
% hoEx 81 IT. n SHEEP and f@ns.
SHEEP e. DC and zm1s g. &c, q
milks-s truu sSnEE.E- ". =. Va
lace snis Is calves II IT and a. 1Sc
an6 Is mixers --un S-5E -s5- EDb-
er- Curn1rx sold 80 COWS 81 S1Ss
.aca.
Gls e. Furszsn scl5 ! cDw H IA
lac. : cgw a. &c : crw e. In and
IN -rws --un 51d1sc, ccw e. &c. 3
pnlugnas q. &C. = calves 81 1Sc-
George CnensF snlc ! CIV u IN
Fbs r. Isrs. - CAVES Il T7c and AT .sc.
! hsEx ~ Bc = SIMON said - steers,
Er -7s8 lbs. 81 Z Z-.rs "a hnlognRs a.
1-ac- and g calves 81 1sc- D ST.
mnr snsa Is cattle crur 4@sc:: and
- calves a. Isc c. z Hanson SOL
: poi1EnRx Il tx, a. calves a 1sr.
Is hugs 81 IL. 10 sheep Al 1Bc11 :.
mixers from sEnM<7se wal-e- Eaaa-
SEE srlE oxen. az 13BB Fns. 81 SIC;
= calves IL 3Sc- u hogx II &c. /
mich ccw fr s7sE, and 70 cuws 70 Nv
&2e each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
PTTTSTON

The nnue a NJ and Mrs Es-naa1
5-agrun WIS ne scene e Z very pleas
an Ez1hs-lng n ne4Eh-D-E an6 --1eucE
TaC mE1 II cszsr-Rze ne -g-r aI--ncay
C. H.. 3-zEuur Eur- NJ Elizabeth
AE1.sn ~ ErxnE-v Mass me evening
PASSED very plsasRr-y Music was rsn-
osrer ana gr7H anc 1z-u-z we're pre-
sEr-s6- REeresEnerEs ws-E ss-ued II
NE EE--g -npn CT Ice c--El anE :
neEEl1nl NE--adav axe dzcu-z-.E wT-s
cz1GlsE. The guests dsER-ec e. lEee
nn1- wishing Ms Mullen nKny sncr
o---nEsvK
Edward EarsI- z--v=E SZ1nCzv rum
5nBlnn- where ne ha6 beer passing a
week with -elR-vss
Mr.. auG Ms Charles EEu-6 r.
turned SEnnsT II 5F-e-tE, Mas Re-e-
passing q TWO weeks wacE1nr Wit -ne1-
parents NJ au6 Ms john Trrzmsre
TneIT sun Lse wnn les spen1 the Egn-
VIII LnEr
Lii md Mrs JOHN w-hImo-e were
Surprised -ecen1r TT rwo au-umnf1iie
rR-ries @-un Maiden MRaE. cur-zlnl-sx
NJ znc E-E EE-y S-zEnn ana STE
and NJ and Ms C1Enn End sur IL
-nsDEh 4 WITS iurg a-aE- the Gznne-
nrU- Ms WEz-rrn-s wT-h her Gzagn-
uEE azElgance II q 1Ew moments hE.
p1Er-tn2 -euRs- ready consisting n1
-sRSr EErnt WIKI dressing. pier-v II
-ssr vegetables Rppls and m1ncs pi=.
dougrru1s and zppie szuce. nss-usrs enc
cnesse zza and caref In WINCH 1ne-
guests die I'll JUSTICE
Clifford MznEz- ~ hune c-un CRn-
n-ldEE. NasE.. 1r- 9 week. e vrEsr w1-r
his parents.
Fred sukefu--h q Azg1s-z ras q
vlE1rmr IN rDwr Sun1zy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

E-- Lnsf Ti1curb % 5r1ckrur- n HsN-
u.e- -1seden- q Eris rrwr- wins hzs
nser Visiting hx sis.e-- M-1 VA FIJI
huG. rsrzrne6 II he- hanna Wednesday.
J. = EErh-ey and Vim AIire Eirk-
n-a z-e n Bzagn- fur q vizr w1<A NJ
HEnphrev's saaghn=r. Ma AmaMA
Kennsy-
Lem Grv Eaz and Manel Ednz Dzn-
-un- hgth Of lille HDwn were uuezse m
nz-riaEe - he TEsgErzz1iEr ux-uuzEB
On Fn-esr street Sunday, Azg -
Frank RuzseE and Lena Gurann ss-1
Ut tins ru~r. were uz1ser m mE-nee
on SATURDAY,, AuE- u The ce-emnF
wzz pe-emmed ny Rz~ l. ~ Reyunlds
rug se-v4ce hem used M and Nr
Eussea WE reside In rnH EDwn-
Tnderrz&er Fzrnzrzs w.r- 70 Szrxr-
Wednesday u z-sna q cnrv=ronn rs
Name smha2xneE-
NJ and M-s T-ur.zz Epuk CT LEWIS
rnr- vine Eaue neen gnesns re NJ ana
Mrs. Eben Cnak and visir.ng --7snrs n
T-ry. rs-z-neE h1me weonesdzy-
z 4 Dor uf CHINA vhp haz Ssez =
guess % ~. and MIA Fred = Dew IN
Mann Err1E- I'm IN rhe ws1nezcz-
unnng -ram 1nr Bangor u g-sne -
cnuuer<m ~ emnR1nez
M-x EEa Arwen and son Ser w--a
LIZ ArweTs mn-he- Mr. @ Avail
% DExWuc~ wan- u AnEzzez Wse1es-
aay fur n a-r days rizsE
Wssaes airline and Emhe- Buzsel--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Es~. EnEens & FEl1-ook- scoE-
mRs1E- u --oc- Na- &. AEgEs.z Be-
Scouts. accompanied ny Scouts A&~
Elsar S-lA Ll-zWnoc CzT-1sr az
Frank Ecr4 LETT "Wednesday E11@
nnor for Sm1-1is Ccve near Casino
where they WIZ MAKE cEup far Z
E-oEr II the ScoL- r-ncr wtac VII =
Fr1cEv FIR e sevs-a1 days o--E -ne
tallCwng VIII leave IN F-1cav [9- liz
ca-r. AEEls-xr1 ScoE--as1E- Sam
d@-s L Patterson "a lzz1Eu Elack anG
Scouts Elcra-6, 3U--. Rovcs Over
lack. Ernes- Cockzsur- Charles Cook
su-- -scz Sizes. Charles E-Is.
Kenneth Merrill, E.1cna-r Nsr-[l
CCsT Grege.-e. Philip %s-zL Carl
Fnlsnr Enc Ernest ChEcE- The
nevs VIII Ea-p aut Z doo-s z TIE
SCOUT manner and neee=ess L say
al a-e lsnE1rg 1rwET - 4 7zs-
erjc-Ease -zls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

1ne 1s4scWTrE a-e the slr ia-var-
1zyez nf GsrLoe- FIR -as rzz--sr-
Ess EoH-1gzww-n Il wrnew rn
SssHs-s SD; CrpsecooE r- s5s-
Enoe1 Z GEr1ner, Ss-..ssE. Josiah
Ay- kZs5S-5k Weston Lewle
$50 szah- sn- Frank z. Bosrnn
.197EA- In adE5riur e The shru. N.
Maine Cer7l Railroad CT. usvs -.
Nonresident DIX wrlc%
a1no1-s II E.2n 30. while -ns nex
Eest nnn-resaf1En1 il AT R5-rs-sx
"no payE z LEX u ZINES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

sz1n Relief Cups is laying p,an.
q nedc azy which r haz hrsr g.
e1oeo = hni6 IL Eecnesaas AZ
=. III Ei2ne Park Members ss,,.v7ss
-a-als Inc s-as car E1m Deant s-v,as re
gsaz rne has tean elarn-s zua
= trpec Lna- az muF u.n..-x >.
car Wl avail themselves - -l,. r,e-
De;-trT 1T GOOD time -;,7,r =
fer3-n- The following -o-,ri--a.
Ea- been appozr1s5 Harriet
Farsnrs I-eenieRt. Elaysrie
Snz1t- sen-E1s James Mas-a say
ye-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

A farewell party was E-van Z =
-ec ElRzls-, GlE-s-as-s- Il -nH
Cusc States rE-v. "a sGnes6zr We
uEag e 1hs hors u hls ps-Ea-a. NJ
ana Mrs. u. J. G3Rzie- TlaRR I I'll.
About Is II hls friends present { LII
y Tr Z service XII EE@-es11nel4I. If
re c-RE Enc caks Us-s se--s5 IT z
uzsIc was enjoyed. Els2 Eznes- IL,
EsiRz1e- Is sonn u Sal CT rha l. : :
South DEkD-z FIR AsIatc WITS.
w-ts-e he E9ec-s e oe stationed fu-
rr-ee wears Es t-1enas i.E1E--ec a
a LATE hour, wishing h:ra -ns 11es- u
iI1cK a16 ''aur vGyR-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
NATIONAL HOME

cEcs- u the cay. Capt JOSEPH A.
M1
SRmus3 Z Cummings has -spu---
&C -un q 1E-iuEgr PASSED VIII -sla-
ZEez Y EncEIznd
Mise Aa-Jure EnEppsz II WEEs-
neic- z /, = me g1es1 u her s1sze---
Trs. z n SzEE1
The secnnc game u -ns se-lss VIZ
AE-lszR VII be played here q ?
N DsE Saturday aaE the -Es-c VI
probably Re piEge1 II A1EEs-z pEZ
Wednesday
DEI1sl TSEae-, lz1s Z. e. nRrv. z15
AlE<zlds- z. Gz-ale. lEze a6-r Il
E--acnef Mass Erz-. rave repc-re1 ~
ADMISSION 81 he Eane
The funeral u the late ETlas : IL
Ih-1lgR VIZ DE held H-ur the E1ue
chapel Ell u A NJ F-lear. Rev. =
Temple af1cxEE-g.
Misc Molle a Earsu-c aar KlsE
Katherine J. 0'RuE-ks 81 Providence
z L ere visiting Mr.. and Mrs. jam
EE--s--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
Cru SHED TO DEATH
BETWEEN FREIGHT CARS

New 5ac-ur6, Mass .AIE- 2B-J1tr
Es- as=d - u Ne9sUypor1, was
nsm-tF killed re-s -un1x1- by BE-
nE crushed between Z bumper anc
Z -rs-E-- cE- The brakeman CTS
covered E-srs boGy lEng II ne
rack wner the -ar vElec ol-
HIS vino wEs single hE1 been
wc-kzg here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

e1le crossing TIA n-cEs e. 1siEac
Park about IA c'Ciock "Wednesday
lE- z party Of tree II z Farc cE
were sFv=-szy shAks, II When ne
steering EsE- wEu- T-Rng. thriving
the cz- ID uns side One NJ the scCl-
parts suffered & bad sprzln u 1ns
rlEc- shoulder EnE YVES taken 70 -1E
Augusta aosp11A- The ether rvc es-
capped VII 1sv bruises ana Ear
repairing The cE-, returned II Al-UE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Tne-e VIE be Tvllgn- League
game played this eTsnng 1t 5.3n
EcieCk III 2EDhT hAlE. the cuu-ss-
-arzs beng -ne z P EaxzS-rs ana
ClsrH The EAxza-6 EsEr IL oue =
Rne the game znd The hE1-is is sure
&C be r-E-es-rg The boys are Al
pu-ng ID = gnoe brand II bar and
Ene abundance should be good Pu
Is macn Is rpu WISE II the ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

supc ~ Schools EosE aesr--. ,s .,
na1e qus-ar -.e ear- rhzt m cnEe-e-
VIE are L er-er school this "a. sns
Enc azre Mt bee, vaccsns-.e sh,rgs
a. 30 II 1ncs- u order -ra- rhsv NAV
re-cVs- ss1nre rhs .ar 1sr Y sr:n,oE
oeEl-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
Albanian Deaegzf1op
AyDealS 90 Z. = f. Eresec1iun

ASeaE % Z. - " FGEecI0R
REz. AuE Boy Ia Assccsz-eS
9-ssE9--ns Albanian 5easgz-iur 10
me pezcs conference nas SELF TT
came III mpRsE1nnsC appeal % the
F'--'s=sI1sr- u -ns -Cs6 S-aass and
SenA-a-s Lodge anc E1cacDck ask
IL 1o- p-o-HcIcr against the m-
ps-1EAs-" u -ns- osigrbc1-
-nR Creeks. LR1xEas Enc Se-nlErs
A-e constantly gn-uEcAllE III A.
sE-1Ar rs-rn-y, Ecco-Eng u me
A5ELAC REPRESENTATIVES,. vnc Urge
1na1 pleo1sc-ze bs grained II 6e-s--
E-1s -ne bcE11E-v e Albania
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

ElrIripEl cD-- charged WIN nznxicz-
rl1n Enc -Ezls-rs al nfdcEr lie IVES
es-En q SENTENCE u F aKvs II jHl bu-
was gwen Is III ElE-uR-1vs ne p-,va-
3eEe 81 leaving 1rvr ne<a-e rIEr-E--
Tbs ne prunz.seE u dr-
When arrested .jannsrr give ne II
dcers considerable z-nEaEe- LPnn his
peEun ~as sDnn5 q guar u EEruEre
Eln- bu1 EqEr beng confronted Win r
II the mnrng ne G4sr1ames al KNEW
Alge q where r came .-ur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

sm~ "s GIVE I'm standing uf rne
I~1agM LeaEne. mad f-um Z VII be
seen Iaz1 the General Maine Puwer
Cn- iA1s hz~e sEsrec the Clerks.
unun some ten w.-. g-runr,v En-
E.1caeG 1rrm fEt raacs- Tia
s-zncng u TIM Hezms II cinse
enough 70 BE- m-resr1rg Rns ruzks
Frry game cDur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

The carload Of surplus E-Uy 91nc-
E-@E which was expected n AEEuE-
"a Wednesday. eIl6 moi E--1ve. ne
pEaAc VII ne 1u--Ne6 as s7oz g. =
cumes SC c11sZla-s NAY -EkE az
vantage n the Ene BARGAINS o1 ne
sac -c De hei6 Ell 1nA Aldermen
ane CoEnc.z-sz roms- Cry hal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Miss 0Els HEwes lsE u Ens 6-25
-z- Saturday uD-E-E 1ar View jar
ssy WHARF EAs wl De -ns Eass- Il
M KnE Mrs. Fzasr Ken Mrs KEN
YVES t1-rerfy Mise Margaret -nLlZ1s
II Ills city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

@L-1zm 2 EEhbe--- vino nas bean
Fas1-ng Il -ae hune ~ MI. and MI
EF McMAsn.rs- has -sr-neS u tts
h1me IN 5eaE1mar-, NasE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
WINTHROP

me Miasez I-sne anc Eva 0zr.r,,--
rsrnnsE hnDe MnnnaT, alter = wo
~eexs vnczrun u Sns11E- Mass ar
Ennpznae6 by their cuuH1r Eu-ars
Gsusrpur. af rn-- cry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

M1g Eiae-s Lacty n this err has
accepnec pcsz-on al The Anrus-E
aelce u Ina Een7 Name Pv.-
Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

A2ss Ella Ez- II Brewer. n -sd-
NEE ~ rae L---e-E-y q Mama Has
oesn eisraec as nE-uc-1- n housA-
hasc a--s al LIE Egh school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Nl Abby y. DrneE q Azr----
dan 4zsz-- = q gues- e. Lne hnne
u MI. and Ms L ? -rmn,v.
highland Hperus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

AA-rweI was visrued wecnesrar IT
srnnur annE- AZ E'ciock VIII ane u
ne h+sR yes zhundsTsnDwE-s q the sUn-
Hls- ne s--sEzs were HuuuAc zud snrne
d -hs =lsc-lc w-es were Ont n enr-
GaiEs4nr ~ { SHIRT EnE 7 wRz Of
snn-- cU-E-un hgwevs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

MIS- z & PhIn-ook and Children
wEr1 a eCnesaay afternoon II 8e.-AS-
where they WI pass Z week rs ne
EnssS II her s1sfH, Mrs 5e- =
GETE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21
AUGUSTALOCALS

Mrs c Z SE-izt-t ls-- N ne
srsEmer Islander Wednesday, mo--ng
f1r SruE-ei Island tr q few 1aEs
z-lsr- VIII -lEndE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

were cnnaucHee 1E -ee IogEr q Fan
aalur
CnAries sHrase fee- Nnn1zy 1n-
Ergr1nr win : iR-ge scIamsn- q cR1-
liz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

-as srwarrmsr-s aI-ack DE- hlEr
prices VII : De N = WIFI -rs Closing
OIL sE4s U -ne EalCwel s-o-s q rce
. v A1zzs Co. wrica snz--s 70
no--rT Ere-yt1g L the sro-e Is
Il 5t U1s-eC u as sacrifice and EsI-
eve shoppers have Ell oppo-rE-l-y
U -e-ns. Fer prices. see LneE-
zig al It's na-EuE-AEE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

E Srrg- e -i-ctneis WIS
Among the 1E1-u1--cwL v1E-arx II
lhe Ez-y Tesnesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

NE AcV-n -40Eendals. u,ne has
osen 'lHz--1g her 6aRgr-a-- Mrs Fred
Tia -0r ne past -wp weeks. leE
@@cnAsozy. 1ar CeGa- G-rws IN WISH
He1E--z"es ose1-s -EErag II her
aa-os = =o-nR-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

'6sspn -1Egee # 5os-1- VIM nzs
- T1El--1E Relatives here 1t
!" ecnes1Er 1o- 5R-a Enc Dara-Is-
c1--A. L T1sz- e-1encs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

A-. EnE Mrs. G. ?. -ahur izA- N
Wednesday 11- 5oE-a-. where -nsv
z4 u Visit trends fur z week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Mass Is vlEz-IIg her 1-asn5, Mss
Fern 2SsE. Highland arsraa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Mise 5s--aR a Ez-rx ceieurzaec
her ~ e-caxr s--.rs-ss-y
"Wednesday Ee1s-noon a.ns er-sr-z-r-
eE q number u nsr friends II me
nurns u nsr mother. Mrs George ".
B-vvr- 5s1-ss-ner-s q ice cream
EnG -zks were ss-vsG anG the YOUNG
HOSTESS uEs cne recipient OF mary
osE E-4E- CTS Enc ronev.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Judge L E Cook has returned
-un a brief Tlzz1 r1 0csEr P1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

cs P-zarr C-znr- nan
evening SMa-E'x o-rhes-
RzE1B- e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

-sTsr Jameson Of EEvsrnz.
@-A- ms z-veC and VIII pass E-E
"seazs vaczlur n Gardner
s.n Vari-7-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

AT M-s n. ?. SnEh and sur
,''Aza1 aaE M and Ms. Charles z.
1a-E -eTne6 trum q rwo
= aS asZaE Il Fansnn. or -aae Ven
Asaauws --ve-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

01s -rnndzn Ene F-ec IEsy made
= asa1x u12 Wednesday RsnHnnur
- EuHsnr rprrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Isr-R l. EcE-smz- s--,vee r~e,-.-
1AF -um Lewlsrnn tn- q snsr- WET
nsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

-'G-Er SpecizE-T Nguel-y
Fr'czE Il Library hail. Mon
ecaesf-a u -ne serEr Jazz
g .lszzs-s Jzzzirg Jazz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Nh = = =1we lEH Wednesday,
n WE-s-v5zis- wns-s she u - v1E.r
~ z.E-g-z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

/ = " Mixer n View York CITY uzs
among -rls cr-v's rls--a-F wecaes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

-1E-ies " Newell leE WecnE-
u tu- = TEE II hls aiG hams 4
s8rHasgz-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

nEn .Nlrks-srr. IL II Esrsr.
&sE~ Il Tas-ng FL the hums u L
z Cauanr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

Aa1nz Spea- EzuEt-= u NJ.
a-1 A-S Z Y Spear. was operated
u SecaesI3Ev Ell rne Gardner Cen
* -nEE--T-a tur aGuDiGE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

AE-ulE z Sr-r rerurnes E-Sn.s-
= S1s111- Rer- viE1r1g rls
T5-oe- Emery =. Smith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-21

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-05
Woman Wedthers
Ship Wreck, Storm
And Wild Beasts

NEW YORK, Aug 5.-shipwreck,
storm and peril from lions and tigers
driVen insane with fear were among
the adventures recounted by Mrs.
Maude A.. Hayes, wife of Scott Hayes,
son Of former President Rutherford B.
HAYES, who arrived here yesterday
with her husband from a trip to South
America.
Mrs. Hayes sailed from New York
May 2, on the Chilean mail steamer
Limari. On June s, In a calm sea the
Limari went aground off Santa Rosa
on the north shore Of Peru. Passengers
and crew took to the boats and a few
hours later encountered a violent storm
which Mrs. Hayes said dashed the
waves to a height Of 30 feet and tossed
the life boats about like cockleshells.
The refugees were finally rescued by
the Peruvian ship Mantaro but only to
pc confronted with a new peril. The
Mantaro carried a travel m%enagerie
and the lions, tigers and monkeys were
driven frantic by the storm. The larg-
er animals made desperate efforts to
break from their cages and their bowls
added to the terror of the storm while
the monkeys escaped and fled, chatter
ing wildly to al parts Of the ship. \
Mrs, Hayes arrived here on the San
Ia Tulsa from Valparaiso. Capt. W.
t. CrOssley. commander Of the ship
said that 300 persons lost their lives in
the storm, which ravaged the port Of
Valparaiso July IS. The Santa Tulsa
was taken 100 miles out to sea to
weather the storm which sent to the
bottom about ten ships, including some
interned German liners which had re-
manned in port,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-05
SCALES JOINS PROTEST
OVER GUARD MINIMUM

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 5. {spl)-
Adj Gen. Erie c. ScaG has Joined
with the adiutant-generals of several
other Southern states in a protest to the
bureau Of militia affairs of the war de-.
partment against the recent order fix
Ing the minimum for new companies Of
the national guard at 100 men.
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS throughout the
south contend that IL this plan is ad-
hered to in the reorganization work it
may as well be abandoned before a start
Is made, for 1t viii utterly impossible to
form the state militia on that basis. The
chief obstacle, they point out, isr that
the southern states rely almost Wholly
on small cities and towns for the forma-
ton of military companies; that in COM
munities Of from 5000 to 5000 popuIa-
ton 1t Is utterly impossible to find 100
young men of military age who are will
ing TO enlist; that the company quota
should not be placed above the 65 mark,
and In many communities even this
figure is too high.
The members Of the Mississippi dele
gatton In congress will take up the mat
ter this week with the bureau of militia
affairs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-05
1000 NAMES ARE ON
MISSISSIPPI BALLOT

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. +. (Spl.)-
Mississippians are voting today for a
total Of 1000 candidates, seeking all
varieties of offices from places as con-
stable to governor.
The campaign reached its climax as
quiet as II has been since It's beginning,
and II has broken all records for lack Of
general interest.
Chief interest over the entire state
centers In the four-cornered race for
governor, with Gfmer Gov, A. II. Lon
gino, Oscar Johnston, Lieut.. Gov. Lee
M. Russell and AttorngN -General Ross
A. Collins as entrants.
A second primary Is regarded general
" as n certainty, with none but par
tisans hazarding forecasts as to which
two candidates win be in the run-off.
No result could be a shock to political
observers, for there has been so little
interest and discussion that 1t Is next
TO impossible to tell how the voting Is
going. ,o
Al total vote somewhere between 49,
900 and $4,000 Ia expected, although the
general apathy that exists may reduce
this considerably.
The result OF the more important
races, notably that for governor. may
not be known for several days, n u Is
considered altogether possible that q
| canvass by the state committee on Aug.
IA may be necessary before the run-otf
| selections may be known.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-05
TROOPS BATTLE FIRE
AMID BURSTING SHELLS

BARITAN, N. j., Aug. Silk hun
bred soldiers and civilians of the gov
eminent arsenal here fought desperate
ly for several hours yesterday amid
bursting shrapnel shells to prevent fire
from reaching a magazine of six-inch
high explosive shells and a nearby mine
of trinitrotoluol. The fire followed a
series OF -four explosions in a box cal
and ammsQition magazines shortly aft
ter l o'( 3ck in the afternoon.
1t was first reported that a dozen
men had been killed and a score in
jured but today the casualty list had
been reduced to two slightly injured
both civilian employees at the arsenal.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-05
HUNS WILL BURN BIG
ZEPPELlNS, THEY ASSERT

COBLENZ, Aug. s. (By the Asso-
ciated Press. )--Gernans in charge Of "a
Zeppelins near Berlin have threatened
to burn them rather than deliver them
to the allies as required by the peace
treaty, according to Information OBJ
tanned by the American army authori-
ties here, it is learned. The Zeppelins
are each of rs tons capacity and can fly
from Berlin to San Francisco, according
to German sources, Several were built
to carry 40 persons.
Germans are said to be seeking per-
mission to fly the zeppepns to the
United States, hoping to fihd buyers for
the airships there If this permission
is not given, according to army in
formation here, or some other salts
factory solution offered, the Germans
will destroy the airships rather than
allow the French and British to take
poSsession of them.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-05
NEGROES WISH TO COME
BACK TO OLD TIPPAH

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, Aug. s.
(Spl.)-It Is understood that a number
of the local negroes who left here for
the North during the flush times Of the
war are appealing t5l the whites here
to help them back home, their love for
the South being stimulated by the re-
cent race warfare in Chicago and the
troubles in Washington city.
many negroes as 1t cares for, the whites
here are willing to have the prodigals
return, especially as their missionary
work among the rest Of the blacks is
calculated to do much good in teaching
them the truth about the position OF the
negro in the North.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-05
THEATRICAL FOLK PAY
TRIBUTE TO lMPRESARl0

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Theatrical folk
ranging from stage hands to stars and
theatrical managers yesterday attended
the funeral services for Oscar Hammer
stein, impresario. The interment was
In Woodlawn cemetery.
Rev. DR., Silverman, Of Temple Emau-
El, headed the funeral procession, the
pallbearers including George M. Conan,
Morris Gest, Lee Shubert, Abraham Err
LANCER, Marc Klaw, David Belasco and
VIM. A. Brady, DIR, Silverman delivered
IN address eulogizing Mr.. Hammersteln.
Two hymns were sung by John Me-
Cormack.