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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
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r,sm ienAlns ~ho s lu ne rsaaa
eii Eelis lanAlnF ansf Interest -
tae iosl h.i bu that ihe sell laoksl
thsf ihe dflilcrs ~rn siIu rshms fef
De- 'ns hN bal the she wrsi itasksa
Epoi olher fspofts fn,m tAf f.lt
sav fhn M.eca Wsli h fui ~ oli a. a
H. fishlne iph b nof srf0as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
N I. WILLIAMS ~ \uN
4. :. ttDt.NNi Al lh.l

Nasksxcc. fsb SD Formsf Gosef
nor q l. Nhl.4ms ~as seorn ln a.
fottrai ludss hete 'his ssfnlne and
imme llafsi5 b,raH iHr aufss ~ hIs
office Nis commission ariNsl from
ffsnts Ystiesdsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
tocs oa0cfH ~ tcHnok
hnO nAsr or WITH cast

rh.aeo fea .e l,asr nsstsd au.
tnuAsh.is ianAHs fsraf Joaes n
iiIuftker Fftfsf atn an iss.s.ss.
fhffeffuei s N4f' aa4hief aa.i es.a "a
ara i,'.a Iu et.b ana 49, Ia eheeaa.
tisflfs ths HIen eaf ua. hksr lnts
fha iffisaa ihsi fsfeeI ssa i1 s.ea
ihe ssfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
Congress WW Pass
Lam 10 Punish
Red Flag Flyers

~ss,' 'nase~ fse to-lss,s ssiss =
e.ntsh a~srsnsssis sttivsfiss - ere
reaaeta go 80 alseisF "a - 0ass
ef eshsf innfewssnfs ~ ssas&tiams
~ss Fsts~tess etss snsei ~,s.isis -
aas ~ ths sseafs sesussstts@ fhs
sorisfsl'tss pHasi ssa as aFssfss =
fasefahls FsreFs aa = rssaaoew teua
ti~ins 49, rsd fss bil - ssnsfaf
hss~ " laaans aea ethsf hslis %
sa~se - snsts seia~fsi sslstsilan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
League of Germans
Fight ExtraditiOn
of Former Kaiser
Prussian Prince,
Son of Emperor,
Is In Limbo

FEB eo--e-iaes Jeseh
~ % pouss.a. yoU~ssst son - sor
raxr Ene<nor William. hss eesn a.
restes. aesordiae - . a.sastoh trorn
Nsa4eh Ths osspatcs s'atss ,hat
ne ~As ARRESTED en sasrleion -
hasina eomrsnseatsc tn certain
iatriaors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
PLAN TO PROVE HIS iNNo-
cENcE CONCERNING OUT
BREAK or THE WAR AND
LATER TO PLACE HIM
BACK ON ROME AS
RULER OF GERMANY f.
PROPAGANDA Is WELL
FINANCED AND Is BEING
PUSHED STRONGLY


Arstsraar. Fec so-Nsrshsi Foeh
sss ssresd to sns erpieyTeus ~ Ger
mar sroons n tie neutral rene eofn 4.
rrssissns toe tee salomster olstrics
sast % coioene. h1t net ineluntaa
ossssioorff ano siso - tns Rhine ~
slon so~th % 's0nnes - 0rssr 10 sup
ensss loSAl e.stsroaaoss. seSofs,ne .
= Telegram received here from msen
stsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
spAsricANs IN BATTLE.

coeenhasen. FEB 1o-Sparsacsn
'sress ars eor,baesins ,Ae town %
Rosserop. - ~essphala. satn arsii.
isrs. according se ressss~ received
esre frem ~uensser Assistance 20
,ns es'.aasrs - sssserop . ee,ne sens
from ~ssns,es. tne message ADDS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
seooss CALLED

Chsc3Eo. Feb Spirits will b.
IN courr here today Ja3ze Graham
orderea Mrs Jsnesis Erson. demon
ssrsfor.- % give . Demonstration BE-
fore ne bar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
Wilson'S Prestige
Fully Restored
At Paris Meeting

oUrnURsr or rHE
rScH PRESS ovgR
PEACE CONFERENCE TAX.
mo UP FAR EASTERN NAT.
rgRs. FOLLOWED ny COM
TLETE CALM AND nEsr or
rrELIsu A. PRESIDENT
DEPARTED ron HOME rHE
fkksch PEOPLE Pho.
CLAIM HIM GREATEST
STATESMAN MKT TO THE
TIGER a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-20
TIE WEATHER

New Orleans. FEB 1e-Touizh-. far.
somewhat ooi8er. Friday. fair.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-06

Interventia
|Hclsingfors.
|Mannerheim,
Finlandei, in 4
| sd trimisa pre-
| del, d-Iui StahN| ]
landa Sc fntre
| ira Petrograd6
| Interventia
| declara Genes
| adangind ca
| teapta aceast
| Negocia5ia
| ventie s1nt ili
| lGulevitcl,,
nal al Genel
EguWHBsul Fissl
4i1Aigl
q nopx
Paris.
! pidemica
! Paris.
Doctorii ajj
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-06
o NoUA NUMIRE.

D-nul Frank Chester, un ex-
pert in schimbul de bani straini,
care de sase ami de zile fost
mehager in departmental de
schimb la Ernest Kiss, lar la ur-
ma la Friedl & Faller, a fost nu-
nit acum menager In departa-
mentul pentru straini la The
Cleveland Trust Company, Peo-
Piles Branch. Departmental nou
al acestei institAtii este pus n
mini bune. D-nuI Chester fost
in legatura Gu afacerile de schimh
timp de Is ami de zile, 81 cunoa-
.ste bine aceasta afacere. Ell vor-
beste mai multe limbi straine, s.
este foarte bine cunoscut de ele.
mentele strain
i Oficiul lui, va. fl la Peoples
Branch de la Cleveland Trust
Co, la Colt West 25-th 81 Fran
kiln Avenue, peste drum de Gas
Company. )Adv)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-06
|b|N FttA tl)EnEIU[U|.

81 curiositatea 'femeiasca e bu
ma une orr 81 in Ianumite cazuri.
Din cauza ca barbatii nu sunt
prea curiosi din fire, multe peh-
livanii ramin nedescoperite.
Curiositatea d-nei Catherine
Derry, din Toronto. Canada, la
servit ca sc poata face niste re-
velatiuni de mare inselnnatate IN
Congresul Internal ational al Feme-
ilor Muncitoare. care are loc a
cum IN Washingtons D-sa es7
te lucratoare la 0 faRrics de inI
Acaltaminte din Toronto 81 intr
altele a zis:
,,Fabrfcantii zic ca lucratoril
au scumpt pretul lncaltamintei,
dar nu-i asa. La cercetare care
s'a facut in Toronto, s'a aflat ca
pentru pereche de incaltamil-
te care Sc vinde Gu $500, lucra-
tori carl fac, de la 7nceput 81
pima pusa in cutie, sunt ,platisi
Gu SO de cent?" - Nu-i asa cal
buna curiositatea in anumite O.
caziuni? Daca nu era dina Derry
de unde afla lumea potlogarla
relevata de d-sa9
Tolstoi, zis ca din cauza ca
barbatii nu vor Sc acorde femei.
lor libertati, 90 la suta din el
sunt robiti de femei. - Admitem
dar oare daca li-se va acorda de.
pline libertati Gu cit ar scadea
sau s'ar urea numarul barbatllol
robiti? q ft
Campania electorate prin presa
din Rominia Isl are 81 partea g
buna. Allan multe lucruri nte
! resante. Acuzatiuni, multe din 9;
lee documentate, Gu punctul pc j
curg droaie 81 dintr'o parte $
din, alta. - Spre edificarea pu
blicului.
Daca am avea in Romlnia Ma
re- zece Romini ca Nicolae Iorgs
n ar trebui sd puritan griJa VII
torului tarii de carl ne leaga att
itea dulci 81 scumpe reminescente
Zilelc aceste ne-a picat in min;
un statut al unei societati apar
tinatoare primului Stint al anu
Hui. e un giuvaer. Cite litere att
tea perle, cite fraze atitea mar
garitare, 1ntr'un viitor foarte a
propiat il vom expune publiculni
Ar fl pacat ca o lucrare att d'
geniala sa nu fie trecut la poste
ritate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-06
INfORMAINJN|.

FoameteR din PetrogTad. -
Stockholm. - O depesa catra zia-
| rul Tidinig din Helsingfors spune
ca foametea la proportii ingrozi-
toare. Patruzeci de mil de per
soane au 'murit de foame intr o
luna de zile.
/ Petrogradul de doua saptamfni
este fara pine, spune un Finlan-
dez, care a scapat din inchisoa-
rea din Moscova. Populatia Pc
trogradului a scazut la 100000.
Scolile sunt inchise din lipsa de
foe, lar preturile hranei care Sc
mai afla att de mare, incit sa-
racii -nu pot sa-si procure maj sa
mimic. Heringile costa cite 20O
ruble bucata, lar cartofif costa
11O rub1e pnntul.
Conditiile in Moscova, spune
finlandezul, nu sunt Gu muA mai
bune ca in Petrograd.
o alta nota trimisa Rominiei.
- Paris. Consiliul suprem de
la conferinta de pace decis as
taxi ca se trimita 0 alta nota Ro-
miniei, reinoind cerintele care
i-s'a facut in nota din II Octom-
brie de catra guvernul American,
iEnglez 81 Francez, fnsa de nicl
tun reprezentant al guvernulul
italian. Ca pm rezultat alsomite-
I rel Italiei, guvernul Romfn nu =
raapuns Ia acea nota.
/ Prin aceasta nota sc cere dir
mon ca Rominia. Sc evacueze Bl-
| ldapesta.
6eEmanis vrsa din polite u
- ar1nnkx Londra. Gu
lvernul german publica mai mul,
ate stAtistiei ca Sc arate ca cri
lmele III Germania an inceput 81
!!creascx de end 50 sfirsit raz
lboiul, ateasts este . scnza, ca y
formeke numEroase unitati 20
l litisneti n Hsrnlania, care, du
pk sGsn ssa AlIlk N pritni II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-06
ffuenta spaniola, aceasta epide-
amie nu 9 asa periculoasa.

Creva minerilor loveste srav
Italia. Londra. ~ Greva mine
|rilor American Sc spune in Ger
curile bine informate. ca produ-
col TN eject mai gray aslpra Italiei
|de cit asupra altor tdri. Vapoare'
lie engleze pot ca sa-si unpls
magaziile Gu carbune pentru drt
mul peste ocean 81 indarat, insa
|ce va face Italia fara carbunif
Importarea de carbuni este I'M
portanta pentru industria ace
| lei tari, 81 este teama ca bolsevi
stii sd nu Sc foloseasca de diff
cultatfle economice ca Sc produ
ca tllbufari 81 in acea tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-06

Prin tratatul al, pace 'armata
Germaniei este rednsa foarte
multi, 81 Gu scopul "a Germanla 81
fis gaia pentru ori &c agresiune,
guvernul a decis ca sd traga pc
sfoara pc aliati Ormind sub nu-
mele de polite alte- unitati
militare.
s II sysas1b j. ;nls;
Zece zils nu voks<Timbla tnenu-
lrile in Gerna1, asft Berlin. -
1fncercarea guHerdaIuS gerrnaHide
ia parveni catastfofa economical
/ 1care poate rexulta din lipsa de
carbuni, 81 anuIl1eS lipsa de a a.
yea carbuni dekjuhs ca sa poa-
ia transporta recolta de cartofi
Iinainte de a 1nghcta, a slit "a
lguvernul sd intsrzica circularea
trenurilor de pssageri timp de
zece zile.
Krasnia Got1 SSpturat de Yu-
denitch. stockholm. ~ Ora
sui Krasnia GJfka, pozitia cea
Imai puternics y bolsevistilor in
|Golful Finlandez, sitnata la vest
pc insula pc care Sc afla 81 forta-
lretele Kronstadtului, a capitu-
Hat in fata forfelor lui Yudenitch,
l ]spune Q depesa .primita din Re
lval.
/ Krasnia Gorka s'a raportat, de
lmult ca a caztt in miinile lui u
4 Idenitch, fnsa Stirile din urma au
| arafat ca acsle rapoarte nu an
lfost adevArate. Posesiunea aces
i tut oras din partea Ibolsevistilor
j lea ajutat foal'te mutt la apa-
rarea Petrdgradului.
/
j Spartacixii ~ urmele Kaiseru-
lui. Amerongen. Spartaci-
Iii ,germani ba9a mai multa spai-
ma in oasele Kaiserului de cit in
treaga armata aUaiatilor ippre-
una Gu toate trihunalele interna-
tionale. Spartacizii sunt determi-
natl ca sa-si fazbunc asupra Kai-
serului inainte de ce aliatii il
vor duce in fata judecatii.
Acum nu. de multi; Q. fata care
facea partel dint partidul boise
Visitor german s'as ascuns in
tr'o tufa, in 8propierea Garcia a.
yea Kaiserul ssohiceinl sd Sc pre-
umble, 81, PEI sfnd 'trecsa pc a
colo, fata as i1lnnkat * bomba
Schijele bon eu sluEat ! a
,3toate partile; fs ptm rechi
lie acului, Kais1f6l D Ha aeapat ne
atins.
Pima au alerssf dstsctivii, ia
ia disparut.
4 -
4 Z Un lucrator ca finite. Mid
dleton, Pa. DacS doresti ca 81
te scapi de supraveghetorul dil
fabrica in decursul orelor de lu
cru, singnrul mijloc, este ca sa t
Lingropi de vim. Aceasta idee ani
nunata a fost conceputa de III
lucrator, pima cfnd Jun tovara
de munca la tr&dat.
(; Lucratorul (cei de la fabric;
nu au volt caNs6ri divulge hume
.Ile) fost cautat pentru un anu
nit lucru in care era expert, in
tr'o dupa ameska supraveghe
3 torul zadarnic El-a cautat pretu
) tindeni, a creznt ca poate 81
fmbolnavit 81 asplecat acasa, I
j doua ri lueratdR6l s'a prezenta
1lla lucru spuninN D minciuna ga
lire care. Toate a fost 'hunH pin
cfnd tovarasul IN munca M L
: spus. Acesta III istorisit ca 70
/ cratorul sd III atskn ranasi
tele de ia rild4{ cap. Gu tol
intrebuintind u6 IL ,Giu pentiu 'ael
~ S -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
Grandmother Knew

-N what to do to keep her family
ssseo and well. She believed in ma
ss remedy. the life-giving juices
caves, roots and herbs. which are
MED N SEVEN Banks and which
eeen a standard and favorite
.sey for Indigestion. CONSTIPATION,
.laneF Liver and Stomach troubles
-, Reariy SO years.
-ou cannot be constipated and
sps az the same time. II you have
r., es taste in the mouth, foul breath,
seo tongue, dull headaches,
snsiness. disturbed sleep. mental
A. ess'on. yellowish skin. then YOU
nm eonstipated, and SEVEN Banks
- quickly relieve this disorder.
-. Is the result of liver derange-
taess. sislurn-
De Prepared for these emergencies.
lays Keep SEVEN Banks an
!, and take from 10 to 20 drops
Nj, little water after meals, and it
g'l quickly cause the bowels and
~ TO act normally
a., you want to get the greatest ef-
,ncy out Of yoqr body. you should
~ SEVEN BARKS.. SO that the
=. nach may do its best work. and
w. oe handicapped by the burdens
n. -ooiisiily sometimes put upon il.
safe by druggists. Prics. SO
Der bot11e.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
ADJUSTMENTS
BREAD" A VITAL STORY
OF A GIRLS STRuGGL

BREAD" A VITAL STORY
OF A GIRLS STRUGGLE
Wonderful Acting by Mary Mac
laren in Jewel Production at
the Colonial Theatre Today. Good
Comedy Also Provided in "Harems
and Hokun" as Well as Good News
Pictures
Two weeks ago the patrons of the
Colonial were amazed Al the wonder
ful acting of Mary MacLaren. the
CnIYersal-Jewel star n Cracking
Stairs 1t was a phetopiay that re-
CURED consummate skill on the part
OF the actress for the most delicate
emotions had TO be portrayed and
even the workings Of a woman's
mind had to be shown. So great was
the triumph Miss MacLaren scored
vat those who failed to witness the
picture have ever since been asking
when she will appear again.
Today this talented and beautiful
young star is 10 be seen IN another
Jewel production. one that many Of
the critics declare is even better than
- lcdAinS STAIRS. us udIic Is
Bread" and surely no title could be
more suggestive of life than this.
Bread" is a story that cannot fail
to send it's appeal straight to the
heart of the most callous. Miss
MacLaren appears as Candace New
by The girl was hungry. She had
offered to sell her talents to a theat-
rical manager, but she would not sell
her soul. The offer had been refused
and she was tormented by the barbed
pangs Of hunger With the few pen
MES she had left of a legacy-that had.
been hers she trod the rain swept
streets and from a cheap bakery
bought a loaf of bread. She felt that
even this meager fare might put color
into her cheeks and fit her for a de-
cent place in theatrical company
then forming.
She slipped to the wet pavement
and the bread rolled into the gutter,
to become q soggy mass Of dough.
A limousine stopped in front Of a
palattaI cafe. In the cafe was the
man she thought she loved and an
other man who loved her worthily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22

White Danforth of Lewiston to Charles
E. Vented of Lewiston. land and build
ings; Daniel n. Fogg 10 Frank A. Mum
sey of New York, land and buildings.
Manchester-George w. Lane. Jr., Of
Auburn. trustee under the will of Lo-
renzo 3. Merchant. la;e OF Hallowell. to
John B. Gould of Augusta. undivided
two-thirds of island known as Cuba,
Camp Cuba and buildings and contents
at Lake Cobhosesecontee.
Moumouth-E. N. Marks to Clair E.
Wing. land; Mabel =. Fogg of Pownal
TO G. Walter Whiting of Monmouth.
land and buildings.
Mt. vernon-Lydia c. Johnson Of
Portland 10 Robert E. Cleaves IF Por--
land. lani; Fred Ingham to Cora B.
Iagham. half interest in land and
buildings: J. EsteIla Robinson of All
burn to Ernest H. Robinson of Augusta:
land.
0akland-Mary A. Lewis of Sidney,
Katherine e. Sprague of Bowdoinham.
Bertha A. Bailey Of Sidney. Selden =.
Manter of Sidney and George z. Man
ter Of Hilton. n. T.. devisees under the
will of the late Alice A. Manter to
Norman w Spiller of Oakland. land
and buildings.
P.ttston-Rohert z. Taylor to Cora E
Taylor. land and buildings; Susan H.
Harwood to Albert V. French, land and
buildings.
Readfie.d-Mark 8. Collins to Mela-
ME Lanctot, land and buildings.
Rome-Gearse A. Tracy to Edison e.
Thu-ston. land.
vassalboro-Abbie s. Leach to the
Yearly Meeting of Friends for New
England. land; Q. J. Hussey to Mary
J. Heath. lam and buildings.
Vienna-Josephine "A. Currier of King
field to Noah C. Currier of Kingfeld
land. Noah c. Curriar TO Orman cur
rier of Mt. Vernon. land.
Waterville-Ann N. Pulsifer to SAM
uei Vein. land on Main street; Paul
vigue to Frank Roy, land and build
ings; Sarah z. Percival and Emma F.
Pray to Carl Clbrich, land on School
street 5000: waterville Loan & Build
ing Assn. to Charles z. Wilson of Al
bion. four parcels IF land; George E
Hallowell to Lewis Levine, land: VIM
r. Pattangall of Augusta to Fred ].
Fortier of Waterville. land and build
irgs on Silver street.
Wayne-Charies P Recess Of Norway
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
kENNEbEC GO. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past
week at the kennebec County registry
of deeds:
Augusta-Fred Cloutier to Leir Bour-
buildings on Mt. Vernon avenue: Pres
colt A. Wood to Ernest L Yeaton, land
on lower Belfast road.
Belgrade-George II. Johnson 10 Olive
T. Johnson. land and buildings
Benton-Mary r. Stafford to Albert L
Packard and Alice E. Packard Of Car
land, land and buildings; Oscar s.
Piper to Andrew ]. Wright. land: An
drew ]. Wright to Reuel 3. Lamb Of
Fairfield. land and buildings
Chelsea-Wiiliam !. Mccormick Of
Pittston to Fred W. Wiley of Farm
IL gdale and Fred P. Haskell of Gardi-
ner. land; Emma F. Mazston to Will
liam Bush and Rose n. Bush of Au-
gusta, land and buildings; Ida H. Good
win to T. ", Wiley of Farmingdale
and Fred p. Haskell of Gardiner, soft
wood on farm. Edwin N. McGusin of
Pittston to r. W. Wiley of Farming
dale, land.
Clinton-George W. Furber to Fred
erick W. Mari. land. $3.50
Fayette-D. P. Andrews, J. 3. Pulsi
fer. F. H. Waterhouse and e. A. Bick-
ford of Auburn to Laura B. Bryant Of
Auburn. Land and standing timber and
wood.
Hallowell-Addie W. P. wynan to
Everett e. Haskell OF Mattapan, Mass.
land and buildings on winthrop street.
Litchfieid-E- II. Blanchard to There
ga Blanchard. land and buildings; Clara
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
tanned or freckied

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons
inta a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White. shake we'll, and
Yen have a quarter pint Of the best
freekle. sunburn and tan lotien, and
complexion beautifier, at very, very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilst ennnter win
supply three ounces of Orchard
White Tor o few centA Massage
this sweetly fragrant lotion iuta this
face neck, arms and hands each daT
and sea How freckles. sunburn. wind
huFns and tan disappear and how
GisaT, salt and white tn Hiktn be-
oasnas Tel = - hnEnlegs.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
Bankruptcy Matters.

The following petitions were re-
ceived on Monday at the office of the
referee in bankruptcy for Kennebec
county:
John W. Haynes Of Oakland, ia
borer.i Petition filed July Ii, adjudi-
Gated July 10. Liabilities $1359.s9.
Assets Sc9, all of which amount is
claimed to be exempt. First meeting
of creditors on Friday, Aug. 8. at 10
A. II.
Z. l. Champagne of Wateryille.
laborer- Petition filed July Is, ad-
Indicated July -. Liabilities $54z42;
assets SIS, all of which amount is
claimed to be exempt No deposit.
bankrupt ordered in before the
referee on Friday, July :, at 10 A. II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
4 young married woman of

A young married woman of this
city who is quite an automobiles
but not much Of a farmer, started
with lady friend for a drive into
the country and incidentally stopped
to pick FEW berries which are so
plentiful this year They parked
their auto in cow pasture. leaving
their outer clothing in it as they
supposed it to be the safest place.
On their return TO the machine they
discovered that the COW whose pas
ure they had invaded had discovered
their vehicle and proceeded to even
up One new coat she had about to-
tally devoured. and as the top of the
auto was about the only other di
sestible part she had about de-
molished that when the autoists re-
turned. They came home wiser but
with less coat and no respect for
such cow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
BIG DOUBLE BILL WILL
BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY

Two stars. both favorites and both
in their very latest productions win
be featured In a great double bill at
the Colonial theatre on "Wednesday
These are Vivian Martin in "Louisi-
ana" and Harry Carey in "A Wom-
ans Fool Since the new manage
ment at the Colonial has brought
Harry Carey to the attention Of Au-
gusta theatre goers. be has sprung
into the top notch Of popularity.
Everyone will want to see him in
this live-wire story where he simply
can't endure women.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
RESOLUTIONS

Adopted by the Augusta District
Group No. Ministers of The Methodist
Episcopal church at Oakland, July 18th:
Whereas thEre exists wide spread
propaganda of the so-called Virtues of
Tobacco Cigarettes Won the War.
increasing Use of Cigarettes Among
Women" etc. ETC.. and
Whereas thoughtful people are
alarmed 1T the increasing use of CT
garettes among boys of tender years.
and
Whereas Educators, Scientists. Medi-
cal Men. Employers. etc, are more
pronounced than ever in their protests.
and more unanimous than ever in their
Judgment that a fearful menace to the
physical. mental, and moral well-being
of youth herein imperils not only the
health of the present generation but the
very existence of the race,
Therefore be it Resolved.
% That we appeal to Churches Of all
denominations to make their pulpits
ring with warnings that must be heard
against this evil.
(D That VIC appeal to the Press Of
our state to eliminate from their papers
all advertisements of cigarettes and to-
bacco in the interests of the home and
the morals OK our youth.
90 That we urge all newspaper pub
fishers to make their editorial columns
the mighty power for good they may be-
come In tbs destruction Of this gigantic
peril.
90 That this ret Of resolutions Be &C.
cepted by a>standing vote Of this group
Of clergymen. and.
90 That We offer them to the papers
Of the State for wide publication With
the hope and prayer that . sane and
effective campaign may be vigorously
prosecuted for the enlightsumsnt Of the
public and for the overthrow Of this
enormously costly and useless luxury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22

The man sha Thought she lnxed
stepped on the mass az bread at his
Feet, speared It with his umbFella and
carried it alnft into the cate a. a
drunken trophy of the houlsvard.
What did candaes do? The screen
story tells, tells it in convincing
way that ne one can resist. It is
artistic and it is humRn, toe.
As relief from the ssrisusnass at
this play. .Harems saa Hakum'' ia
sure to stir the nisihles af the au-
dience for it 10 Big v comedy and
these are always good. Then. too,
there will be the Photograph and the
Gaumont News. both features that
everyone lilkes.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel W. Sexton and
little son. also Mrs. Sections mother,
Mrs. Barry. left on the Islander
Monday morning on their way to
Five Islands. where they will OCCUPY
the Sexton cottage for the summer.
Mr. Sexton will remain a day or two
to get the family comfortably settled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22

and archie H. Curtis of South Paris to
Clarence Willard Frost of Winthrop, two
parcels of land.
Windsor-fiarr;son F. Merrill TO An
gle L McCurda. land and buildings.
Winsiow-joseph T. Morissetts to Ma
poleon Garaeau. land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22

Engagement of Mrs. e. Marion
Chadbourne, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Mcdonald of Portland,
and DR.. Harold v. Bickmore, city
physician, formerly of Augusta, was
announced Friday.-Lewiston. Jour-
nal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22

Miss Marion Beck, who is employed
at the Office Of the Central Maine
Power Co.. is enjoying a several
weeks vacation and is passing this
week and next at Southport