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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

A suud1y sum was re2liand frum tn
entertainment which Was gwen IA G. 4
Il. hall Tuesday evening Jun0 =, un0ss
the auspicss of Windsor Granoa. Tha
hail was Had u III utmnR oRunntty
A<.ar thu ufcha1t<1 had undaEua pies
ing 0aiecf3uR q eAka an6nun aHf111sd
~ ttSIe Jack Hufna Was gsvm by ".
g. 8Artnn. maatr nf Wsmnsur Gfznua.
NJ Aartun proved AisnDali N Ahls
ureachF and W1s much Applnu0nd
This vas tnll0wsd BY . PLEASING w.,
ssisctiun 8tvsa ~ 1H- 4. .. Han It
wiurhrsp and =. O. Ansdy Of Augusta
With Nh Nooav 1t tn piana. 4 as1-
ma entitled ''rhs Country Doatnr' with
the enliUWing cast nf charncters. Sas
veil gwen. which nomDietaa tn psD>
Tam, tho orchestra frrniaasng muaie
nerWesu ncta: 1hsmAa 1Fif1oa, =. D.,
the vilsaOe dpC1nr. EanrUR 1a1nar; Hnw-
ard WAYNE. IN love with Dully. FNnnss
Cniburn; squire Fs1vuaaR, To shsEiR
Hercy Assd; sam 1trrh. Hs1isssr n
the hutsi. Id Bullock; xaauliaA Duna,
wae hanUs srsund HaRinnd Haaav: DN,
that's al. Verne Jnnsa, H. ahsw. rhs
sfase driver, Herhsa NasxaU; Asnns
Gilbert shAlaDWoa BY fafa, 1ARy No.
tn. Duly Hritfa. ths dsueYs sssar,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRecNE
Girls, Mike beauty luriun fm
afew cenrs-Tv II.

Squeeze the JUICE Of two lemons
4rro bottle continuing three ounces
If orchard white. shake well. and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle
anr tan lpElun. and compilation
aeauCfer, a very, very small cHst-
Your grocer hrs the lemons and any
drug store Or toilet counter win SUD
ply tnree OUNCES of orchard white tnr
FEW cents. Massare this sweer,y
fragrant luriun into the face. neck.
arms and hands zach any and see
how treckies and oielniahas disappear
and how clear. s0ft and rnsy -whiis
the skin becomes. Yes, L is HARM
less and never ir-icates.-Afv.
rues-Nr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

A bAae ball tnAm - 1ning 0on0-
i1ad- Tne ArR haT W1D p11slAn4 -
the cnmmm Mumnnr- x0an.s
moving mlncnine - Sung - - bnv
cleaning thu fala whach. anr1ra11g N
besf field's anvwhes0 gR0UDd hsEA
Mr.. R0Y HusBev aHa ssstnz3 1n1De
Eum Augusta in hs 0r trr over
Sunday.
The BIRDS all ab0uf are wunder4W
many new vaxiHfins appoaxing anilc-
The fn1har and mufhr bi911s are very
busy feedinE rheir bAhiua 80 n To
hrve than AHA To ny away beEsHe
the Cats arrive in their basassfs with
the summer peupls- The brown
thrush In our farur,te and Gladasns
Just outside onr window.
Mrs Z. Il. Davis uf AuxuafA. in
getting the Bay view reafly for an
influx AZ vioiturs whum she aEusCts
soun, She has with her. N,A. T. r.
Rice and Master Harold r. Adams.
M and Mrs. ERNEST jackson have
cpme in their car from walfham,
Mass
Miss Ethel Knight of W.atervirle
has opened her cottage. With hzr
are her mother and nephew, Bernard
Knight Of AUGUSTA
The twilight sung service held At
the Casino Sunday was most pieRs-
ing. Mrs. Charles Libby presided n
the piano cur the most part
Mrs. GeurEe 4. Yg-nH nccm-
panied Mrs. GemEe Yer-eu. II, IN n
rweetlr rendered splu.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Heeler and dauEnte-
with their EuestA. M ana Mrs.
Willis attended SERVICES II East
5uuthbay SundHv evening.
Mrs. D, e aresrileaf is a. her cut-
tage. AND has guests. Mrs Lift effeln
and Mrs. Swserlnnd If Gardiner.
Master Lewis Burnham biheu f-om
hdeerumb IN Sunday. returning a.
night. At the Atlantic Eouse four
arrived. Mrs.. c. e. HR.e. rwo
E-n.ic-daughtasA. Eleanur and viz
Etnin Wiicnx ana rvu nnaian. Hasuie
Collier. and Hslsn Dunusa. Hiler~st.
Ma Thomas. o8uGn,M, Karne-;oe.
and son. whienay H1m Augusta.
Nh. Weeks of An4usra, is hs,,s er,r
q hit of a s1r,
spray Fiew 10 npen. Nj. = r.
Sih1soeH came IN his chr Sunday,
bringing with hum his wife. Mrs. J.
biA.sdeA. sun. George ana Mr.. and
Airs j D Stephenson from Gardiner
MS VickeTys cot1age looks very
aai1Iy with It's new coat Of green. Ii
na'minises most artisticaIly With the
surrounding landscape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

NaEimuIRt
Thase 10 uniy une person by that nzIne
known 70 the world and she ID recDE-
nixed az thu GREATEST Of all Actresses
now living. RusHian she liz. nut her arr
ID universal. In TOYS Of Fate" the
marvellous drzmR IN which she will be
seen al the CniunfRl t1earre tpr tuany
onir, she reaches height N drHmnric
art thar she has not hefure attHinef
during i1er screen cHrssr. Critics every
where have declRrnS il is her greatest
work
Of the pUwe- Of Nazimura as an ac-
tfers hppks might be written. So g-ear
u II r:Ht mHn arr enthraIled and women
ara silenced as they witness her per
furmHnre- One does mt need To hear
ner speak; n Is only neueaaRrr 70 see
fer picture On the scrasn Eacn muvn-
Inent Of The ss-elifl. each mptiun of the
finger each undniaupn OF the body
sAch cur of her lip Is sufficient to huin
her audience EpeIl-buund-
In TOYS of Fate" Naz;mpva a,near
N The role Of EaEe- a g-usr mpfher
and then as Azah. q wild daughter. a
true Princess o. the tribe n every line
of her body and every curve of her
nend- Tbs story Is one of such Eripplng
hens and sustained interest that a
mere outline of II CHI hardly do ii tus-
nee. HaEar is the wife n a gvpsy c1ief
She ieHve- her child and ne lie of lug
ury that has been hers for the 1--we Of
Ei-ace Gr,Eweid. Ee tres of her ant
she throws nsrseif rum a window N
her death. Azah. ne daughter Eruws
II heaEf fnl wumRn hood and her charm
is so great that mt unfr men of her
own tribe are attracted TO hHr nut 9TH
ars seek her Among these are Gre-
void anu 6srrv Bel-npnt The former
is fascinated and 10 finally given Ann
IL trade az a vile. Belmont, WIN aim
lives nsr, Oilers Axah three peilere
winch she lakes. One brings furgetsuI.
neae TWO deep s;umbEr and -n-se deatn.
She tnrs thai. ac-sr -ne marriage cs,e-
munE, she has made a mistake and
places the tnree pellets n q CLANS Of
champagne. Griswulu Comes in-p The
rnum d,-unksnly calling fur his bride.
ne sees me glass, drinks its contents
and 1alls denG. AZah is charged with
me murder. Is reed because Of the de-
fense o. her by Belmont anu the cwo
mary
In he development Of TINS sturv there
are plot and cuun-er-pipt- Same Of r:e
scenes are tAir.v Spectacular ana ne
IRE festival itself n which a hundred
gypsy dancers engage is une of thp
nnsi startling scenes ever filmed. Na7,-
NOVA is surrounded BY a company thai
grres her ttls muEf capable support
while ne photography IL Of the mnst
brilliant kind
In addition % TN ''-uys of Fate
there Will ne q Patf1e Review and a
GaununI Week.y-AGv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

There are some people who claim
To have rich foreign blood flowing
through their veins by being vac
cinEted of Of an imported calf, but
there Is one young lady Of some
eiEnt summers who recently ceie-
orateo her birthday, who has no de-
sire 70 break INTO '.sassiery" and
later capture a Uyal title. She had
anpng other things presented ID her
On the big occasion a set Of dolls
dishes which she cherished above al
other things. The other day she
gave the family rude jolt by DUMP
ing all the dishes into her tarher's
lap and with tears IN ner eyes say
ing Daddy. dnn't want them any
more" af the same time pointing 10
The bottom Of the dish. The reason
was very plain. for II large black
letter was painted these three words:
Made n Germany"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
COLONIAL PLAYS SAME
RfIaS as NEW xcaK

Nothing could he more convincing tina.
the CulunIEi theatre Is giving the very
latest Green productions rhRn he fact
ina three Of the fsntures seen by the
patrons Of the theatre are now being
shown in View York These are "Sesrrt
Service" IN which Majur Rohert war
wick app-H-ed Monday night. Hay
Feut. St-Hw Font" with Charles Ray.
anu Other Men Wives" with Durvtilr
DRatun. birth Of which WIRE given
Wstinesia-. II is The ,nrentiHn of the
infringement n give Augusta the very
best films tust as sesn as t.1er are re-
leased. The three mentiuned are enci,
-Ilnning a week n Gotham
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
WEST GARDINER

The Washington school n West
Gardiner c.osed Thursday. June p.
with exercises by the children. which
were well attended by parents and
friends. Program song, school:
racItarlnn. Alfred Mason. recitation,
EleanUr Barker; rec.tacion. John
Savage: motion song, school: a.
luEue, SYDNEY Rollins. Lee Eescock.
Alfred Mason. Herbert Mason reci-
ta1iun. Clifford Horn. recIta-ian. Her
bert Mason: recita1ion. Arthur Bcvn-
ION. EU,h Willis, recitation. Melvin
Mason: song. school. recitauon, Win
nifrsd Buck: recitation. Eleanor Saw
age, recitation. sydney RoIiins:
recitation Virginia EesrDck -eclra-
non. Edith Willis; recitation. Lee
Hescock: dialogue. Tirg;nia Eescock.
Eleanor Barker Eleanor savage.
y innc,ed Buck, EGiIh Willis, song.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
MANCHESTER

Elliott Eawkea. WIN has been n
attendance II the Moses Brown
school cur the past cprr vaa-s and
was E-ndua.ef e.um tina. institution
week aEp has arrived home.
Altnn Far whose rhroR. was oper-
a-ed upon iRs, Saturday is gerring
alOng nicaiv.
:. " 3u-nt,a-n. VIM was called
home from Portland q few weeks ago,
owing 70 the serious Illness Of his
son Sept. has returned again.
Alfred W Hawkes. wen. TnesdH Y
70 Providence T. T.. TO at-and the
Friends yearly meeting.
Christine SAMPSON. Ethel Moore
Norman Burns. -heo Cousins. Mar
Ea-sT Garnet May Garner-. Autumn
W-hItlnck Josephine Ealey and Ray
Fuller want on the excursion ID
Capitol Island Wednesday,
Mrs. MAY Moore Is the guest Of
friends az Luuden Hill Ealluwen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
BOWDONHAN
lrtis6std Cheney

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Ea-o,s
T. Cheney Of Bowdornhsm was rho
scene nf 4 pretty wedding On T.es-
/ Gay evening, Al when their eidesr
cAuEnter, Ethel Louise. was unit.s IN
marriage 10 George Augustus Little
| Held Of Lisbon Falls. The dcubje ring
service was performed by the Rev
Lew Staples.
Mlss Alma Cheney. sister Of M
orlue acted as maid of honor AI6en
Lirtlefieid. brother Of the e--cpm as
BEST man and Master FREDERIC Che.
ney as ring bearer
The BRIDE was dressed in wait.
embroidered net and snfin aoo wu-.
bride Swell hecum;nEir arranged
Win a wreath Of pink roseou6s.
The maid Of honor was rowned IN
turquoise blue maine over radio silk
trimmed with gold lace.
One fearure OF the wedding WIS the
fact that Miss Ethel was married IN
the same house. same -uom and stopd
On the same fur rug that her mother
did when she was married.
At the strains of the weddsnr
march, winch was played by Miss
Mildred Small cousin Of the hride.
the bridal parry entered the room
which was prvr11lv decurnred with
farms and flowers and the ceremony
took place under 4 wedding bell.
Following the ceremony ref-esh
merits were served. the wedding cake
being made by the brides aunt. Mrs.
4. A Douginss. After which the
couple left for their summer cprtare
al Kings FONT On the View Meadows
RIVER where they will enjoy the sum-
mer months.
Thuse present beside the parents Of
the bride and groom were Niss Nil
d-ed Small and Owen Small rum
Newport. and clyde Gray who was On
furiough frum the Naval station 1t
hampton RnafE va
Mrs. Littledeid graduated f.um the
Coumbs high school in 1917 and fur
the past two Years has been a sue
cesHfM school teacher Che u a
member of the grange. also II the
Rebeaxah lDdge Of tho !. o. Q. r.
m. Lirtlefieid h the sun Of Mr. ana
Ms. George w Litflefieid Of L.isbun
Falls. He completed his eourse IN
the Lisbon Falls high school II 1876
and If employed by The Texas
Steamship ca. Al Bath az a ship IT
ter. He in q member Of the TEXAS
Marine band. playing cprnet Fze IN
also a member II the lodge Of Odd
Fellows and its auxiliary ordr Of
The couple received many ocnuta-
eui ant useful gifts and their many
friends wish them prospe-;ty and
through life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

The highway department is DOING
some excellent and much aeeded
work on Oakwood street. The road il
beng Strengthened, widened and sur
lace graveileo, SO that with the new
1oac thai Is being cut through run
ning south. and The opening of Park
street running north. viii mike I,
possible FIR one u travel frum Union
street by the school park grounds al
most 70 the Eauuweil Line Amos.
within a stones throw OF the Elec-
trics. yer without rne noise and dust
a rnad that viii be sA<e fur children
a. al times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
MAY ALLISON WEAR EN-
IN .LE2 INSIDE a-irNj

Always charming IN an attire May
Allisnn Is no less ar--act:ve-bur pnss,.
siniy more so-in the -aEEe;r t-uusers
which she WEEKS N her latest Met-o
picture Elf Inspiration. whirh win 20
gtren al the Cn.nriR! theatre SuturtiRy
Or course TINS liz only for a scene or
TWO. when she pnses as a ony 70 save
her sweetheart rom The ra- and tearn-
ers promised him NJ the angry MOON
SINNERS Bur ba-efoU1sd and brown,
with q tangie Of golden hair hn!t con-
rsEled under cap May AIIisun is
charming n me extreme and fully lives
up 70 her title of sunshine Nay"
BESIDES the r-ousers which find Them
selves IN the wardrobe n me da.nrv
star are cunning Einghan dresses and
aEruns and lRfer al the Eur-euusness
which is cnnnec-ed with the clothes uf a
society burter.y ur famous actress
That she IS delightful ana captivating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
FREE 70
ASTHNA SUFFERERS

\ New -urne Metnod that Anyone
Car -se Nit,1ru. Discomfort ar
.asi u ne.
r. lare q new rneLhnfi thar controls
ks,t--,.. ..nd we wan. you 10 Try Il at
e .y.sars. 10 maEar whether your
eass !; D: luDE-sIan6ing or recent d.
E.l5--nen. wne1her II ID prnaent al Ha-
Ssye- o: c.rnnic Asthma, you ahculd
NJ 70. <-ef r-ial Of or netaod No
Sa,,er II wha- climate You Nsse, no
Srn;,s. VIE: vuur age or occupation. II
a az --oUaisc with asthma. our
k.tao: snnuld -elieve yuu prnmptiy
v. es-sc.aiiv want 70 send II to chuue
hr.a-e-l-.v nuasieHs caaes. whe-e all
E--s o. i-haie-s. duucnes. opium PREP
Ekrz..e,2s +uTnes patent smokes" etc.
a. -alieC Ne want 10 show everyone
4 III VIZ e;1pense riIag this new
sstr1. 3 resigned N END al difficult
k-sair.ng - wheeling. and al those
ksr-icls IE~u.----sIas a Dnce
IL: "a infer S ruS important 70 neg
b. : sli!C.e dav Write nov and ne-
9, -,.5 7la-1oti - once Send no money
FL -aal coupon below. Do 7. To-
ty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
THURSDAYS SESSION OF
MUNICIPAL COURT

Judge Lancaster CiGpensss Juxtie. in
Several c2sss and Of Varied Ma
! tuFD
Eermidas Iessa-d and Mrs. Ma
rilda TrepRnier were before judge
Lancaster Of the municipal court on
Thursday morning 10 answer a war
rant sworn out against them by Lew
ID TrEpauier and charging them with
wAnton and iRsCiviuuE behavior. II
might be explained that TIN unn-
piainRnt is the husband Of the Tre-
pauier wumzn. but that the two do
not live together and have not for
sume time past
Benedict r MAher appeared fur
the complainant. while the respond
ents were represented BY Herbert E.
~. No testimony was offered by
the respondents. At the conclusion
OF the hearing the court found both
respondents guilty. and imposed q
sentence Of 60 days IN jail. which
was. however. suspended On cundi-
ton thRf Mrs. Trepaniar clean up
the tenement At y Laurel strest
where she lives and where LeAaArd
ms had q ruun as a lDd9er. and rhnf
he secure q rDum elsewhere.
The afternoon session uf the court
was productive Of quite an zznUum
of business. Officer B0lduc uf the
police furc.. whp went "Wednesday
night 70 Portsmouth, ~. 4. aftar
enc Emile Dumas. whom the Por<s-
mouth police were holding for the
Anguish department. returned with
Dumas On tbs .-5S express ThunD-
CAY afternoon. Later. Dumas wa
arrzixued bafuf0 the cuurt = EngWE
70 the charge of nnn-support Of mn
wife md 0ve months old baby Du-
mas en1arad q PLEA of NOT GULLY. Dut
after ths cuurt had haREd the nsn-
muny uf Mn. Dumas- the court 1onno
tina respondent guilty and imposed q
me of $500. payable IN weekly IN
sralmenfs Of 80 each week. and N
cass a fAiiure to pay m tnsrAmsnf
To be cummtrred 70 MI fur NIX
months. An unusual 1ature IN cum
nectiun with the oaae wRs TINT tne
amount Of the weekly tnStalmeaf was
suggestad by the rsanpndent himsaH
ONE victim Of iufuEicAt1Dn vas b.
fere the court and upnn eeing founo
guilty was visited with . ftne Of $40
and costs.
The last case II the afternoon vas
that II sne c. h Ksnney. who v1s
zrraigned On the charge u dr1~sng
an ausnnohiie while ha was IN an
intnxirnfsd ounnit1oR, tn which ne
pleaded NOT guilty. He WIS found
guilty. hsvever. and MAS given
sentence of $50 and nasu or Infee
months IN mil hum which ne mp
peaIed. but larar WithnEsW the a0-
peal and paid the fine
The ReRri il the only jsWei ~Rn
n nature formsa Il. Al tina pFses'0os
staaas-dinm0nda. r1hiaG. dsnas1tne
ana the re1t-hsve - ba cut ha1ura
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

Mary cappers; Susan Pinner. his hsuse-
kesDR. Edith y. Rad; MA Dtrrh,
Saas wife. Annaasils Morrill,: Anna
Batis Jmpsrsad with sapirzrinna. sus,e
York Altar thus sntsrfninmant dancing
was snloyed and ice cream served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

City Traasurer wilberr S. Wilson.
VINO racnHt1y underwent surEica,
Treatment at the Augusta Ceuarzl
hospital, has SO far recovered thar n
Is expected that today he viii leave
the hospital tur his home On Union
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

MASS Edith Potter of Portland was
In the CITY Thursday TO attend the
funeral of her aunt, the late Ann Put
Lar, and during her stay was me
guest OF her brother. George P. Pot
ter Of Chapel street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

Hrs t1ar,ry e Carvel LEFT On the
sfsaIner Islander On Thurstar eu,
her home in Bath. after hsr,nr
PASSED few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Jarvis al lS Veg, C-escen,
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

Mrs Nash. wife Of Lieut. Joseot,
a WASH OF the Amy Trauspur.
service. and her daughter, Mrs. r
IL Gordon. iaft the cry an The A.0g
train Yesterday afternoon snr thei-
humes n Nasaacnuser.a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

among the Intentions of nar-,s.e
"nlcn nave this week bean recurded
az the Office of the city clerk are
lnose OF Leo A. Roder1ck anu Cer..mie
Plant Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

funefA services for the late Miss
MaIaon Harlow viii be held NJ ? .an
Ials a11eznuun from the Whitman
STREET Iniversa1is1 church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27
CLINTON

The eylnera. Of the lute Hon. Epwa-;
8 Dodge, wing passed away Tuesday
morning viii ne held Friday afternoon
rom the Brown Mempr;a. church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

Sergt- Max Sylvester, turmer,y ~
me Ssfh Pioneer Infantry. arrival
AHuf1oay AT his home IN thus CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

n al these cosrumes is ob,'ipus 70 thune
wno see hHr-the trouble Is 70 decide IN
which Cne would prefer 10 Bee her af-sn-
eSr-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

G&pI Charles DtnEiey of Barn in
me eneE Of Mr. and Ms. William
CAnil Of :6 Cnny street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

AA. George Storey Is ctmfaura m
oe' oen oy a bad ATTACK Of the grin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

MAZ1MCNA iM 8TANTLiNE
ROLE or GYPSY PRINCESS

Wondar4ul Russian ActrD IN "Tsys
uf Fzte" II tass cniuniai rscxy OF
fUs Drama tfsst fur Aeai irtss1gs
anu sNsr.sh SAands n sser BsnHsxt
Achievement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

~ LIZA Typographical Union. Nm.
"o". VII meet 81 Carpenre,x hail
al P. NJ. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-27

The Rsari il the only jswei ~nrn
a nature formsa II. An thu pFsr'e,os
stanau-dinm0ndn r1hias. dnsiaane
and the reat-have - bs cut saaoe1
they can be wurn. But the psari II
vurn iust az II in tnlken hs1m the oys-
~ shsii. Il u amnag IN una -
einUf n AUutA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-03
REMARKABLE PHOSPHATE
MAKES THIN PEOPLE FA1

Something over sixty years ago.
Pelouz, French scientist. discovered
form of organic phosphate which
when taken into the human system
WAS quickly converted into nerve
tissue.
Soon after It's discovery DR.. Albert
Robin academy Of Medicine, Paris)
began a scientific Investigation of
the use of this organic phosphate and
its effect upon the human system,
with results that amazed the scien-
tific and medical world
Today it Is an admitted fact that
in the treatment of those ailments
directly or indirectly due 10 depleted
nervous vitality. such as neuras-
thenia, nervous weakness. premature
old age. insomnia. lack OF energy.
fatigue. nervous debility, thinness,
etc, II is uneQuaIled-
Physicians and hospitals every
where now recognize its merits by its
use in ever-increasing quantities, and
1t is therefore a matter of more than
ordinary interest TO all such suffer
ers to learn that this organic nerve
building phosphate is row obtainahie
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-03
MEMORIAL WAS
IMPRESSIVE


A Tsry impressive memorial pro
gram for the late Rev J. Il Matthias
was rendered at the 5 O'Clock meet
ing al the Young Wonen's Christian
Industrial Mission g North Fourth
street. Sunday evening
The singing was By the B. Y p
Z. quartet OF the First Baptist
church The scripture lesson and
prayer we're given By ReT- G. r
waters. pastor Of Bethel a NJ z.
church There Eere opening remarks
BIZ the superintendent Of the mss-
sion, Miss Sidney J. Davis
4 paper. Echoes from the Dedtca-
torial Address Of Rev Matthias. con
tanning excerpts from the talk made
bT hin al the opening of the mis-
sion last June. was read BY Miss
Fe-azndts Smith
Rev. Harvey J. Moore, pastor OF
the First Baptist church and Rev
s. C. Beanirgsr. pastor Of the Pro
testant NJ Z church, made addresses
payiux high tribute TO the eharacIs-
and work OF -he RsT- Nj Matthias
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-03
NOT KEEN TO
MEET WILLARD
Georges Carpenter Satisfied g
Knock Out Men Of His Own
Weight at Good
1nroreA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PARIS. Feb. Georges Carpen-
tier. French heavyweight champion.
effectively put the Qnietus on talk of
matching him with Jess Willard
when he declared today that he can
make enough money without fight
ing man OF Willard's size He said
he had no negotiations with Tex
Rickard regarding fight with Jess
Anyway" he asked, why should
II tackle Willard when can pick up
plenty of easy money II Europe By
boxing men Of my own weight
At present Carpenter weighs $50
and is in the finest physical condi-
ton, owing to his rigorous work in
connection with his instructorshi9
at the French army school of phys
ical training. He is matched 20
fight Dick Smith, British heavy
weight. at Strassbourg, April Z.
After that he viii again take on
Eombardier Wells. the British cham
pion, whem he knocked out in their
last meeting.