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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

-SLAIN'|N MOUNTAINS


According to information received
by Collector John w Hngfes, at Dam
vile, United States, Depusy Collector,
A. P. Hert, who works under his, of
fee, was shot to death and two Of his
assistants were probably fatally in
jured, in a close-range pistol duel
with draft evaders and mo0nshiners
near Pond Gap, in the Cumberland
Mountains, not far from the Ken
lucky Virginia border, Monday. at,ei
One or more of the outlaws is be-
Heed to have been wounded, and
Federal agents andsa volunteer Iposse
are searching the mountainside tor
Collector Hert,s slayer.
The battle was fought a short dis
tance from the roadside, according to
information received, and more than
fifty ~shots were exchanged. The
draft ezaders opened fret is under
stood, when not more than thirty
PAGES away from the officers, who
closed in upon them, urging them to
submit syto---aruests--C ollece0fss sHeft
was the first to fall, and Two -other
members of his party dropped i'm
mediately afterwards. There were
six men in Hert's posse, and appar-
emily a dozen or more Of the outlaws.
The deafhs 6f1C C6ilector Herr reesl3t-
ed from repeated effortS byAF FEDERAL
inspectors to break up gang of
.slackers and smountaineers, who, it is
alleged, have been making whiskey in
Wholesale quantities, who have estb-
ished well-organized sales market in
the Mountains - =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
WIRE RETURN T4I \. ! I. .
,.::.epME UP TON )nRHF

sIQf3 tBy Associated Fl Efss
Washington, May Cdn2ld
eratiQ of legislation & fst9Tn
the telegraph and telS one ays-
tenad IS private owner 3 viii be
taken up tomorrow by be Inter
state Commerce Comn 19sioi.
/. Tsday PostmasteH "A General
sBAkle4pn wrote a lettef 10 Chair-
man, Sims, of the HdN Com
fnerce Committee, say the sit
satioI required deteffk latiSn, at
this time Of a broad III feffEnent
policysrather than ifnrhe ediate res
turn of wires to their b@nefs:r
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
[ CR0NAN ] q! |MllAllY,,BEt&Ys,sl !
KENTUCKY kYIGllEEG40B
s5sI1 s5sI11xsa5sistsa 1xssa5sistsa rsssT

Louisville, May z8-An Even
ing Post Washington : : special
says; Internal Revenue Bureau
plans fog the consolidation OF the
various reteaue districts in Kens
lucky are about completed with
the, probability the ofise will be
located ii Louisville. ~ comfhfsi
sioner Roper is said to be against
the Idea of Rlaintajning 5Wo OF
ficessone az hexingl lp1 and he
otheK5at IspiiS file. TIRE VI lid,
however, ,be 15cr 20 ibianchesin=
cluding Lexington, Danville, Cow
ington and Owensboro, all in
charge Of deputies sundef tcfRrgd
of CharlessI Cronart, wfhse nom
iAatiorr as 6ofiector is finiSAeni.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
The Weather
Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; not much change IL
tempefs sture. q
SEA FLIERS DECORATED.
(Ry Associated Pressl

London, May 28-The crew of
the American seaplane NC-4,
which made the first trans-Atlan-
tic flight, landing at Lisbon, Por-
tugal, last evening from Azores,
have been decorated with the
Grand Cross of the Tower and
Sword, zaceordipG to az lisbon
messageE The decofa ton was
presented by the Portuguese For
eign Minister. -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
Uncle Sam Sells Boezee

4 q LouisVille, May Is flhapsd
and fauaEts fsfwhbsk1ss .FsgistAHd
sasaE1sEl1ieis sssix g sygot4
Eminent offieisIs sli|S|; sS = 3, e tf1S f1S
Reed bone-dry Law Became3 efec.
tive were sold at auction by POST
master E. T. Schmidt here this
morning. Bidding was lively and
several packages of bonded ten
year-old whisky sold at $6a do
zen quarts. More than $4,000
VasTeazed fsom thensale. =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
Austrian. Get Terms Fridsy

Ausefns OeS .IetmS rf1q4y /.
!. Paris. May. 28;-: Hayas4 The
German counterqroposal tp the
allied peace terms, the Petit Par
isieh says, viii NOT be made public
until the allied answer issseht to
Germany The Austrian peace
treaty. the newspapers sayl win
include clauses SdMif ,stl3e League of
Natienss similar tp those which
were. a. .part.of the German, peace
terms. The Austrian treaty will
be presented Friday. ii
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
BUYS A. LOT sOF MULES

= I'd B. G..,aFox, Of nsaxillies, haaqqsl
from S. c. rMcC Connelf eight yeaxlin
mules for 5000, from ]. F. Epperse
fourr yearling mules at $4DG. 25 BOB
Lee ARNOLD seyens mules att $500 At
L c. Brown six Ftmples r,at ~
These mules were shipped, on, orde
to East Tennessee. IL, ~ 80
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
lPEPPTONA
WILL'HELP YOU

II PITTS THE aPEPn into run
| down. systems. It contains or
ganic Iron, Malt, Manganese and
Cod Liver Oil ExtractI medicinal
agents .extensivSF uS as a tor
and sfrengA b de ] 1ual
for enrichifg thz zblo IS fds hidii
the assimilation of food, and for
building up the health generally.
[f you have trouble covering,
ssasa 4 S. s..., ipgs
blod6is IL up to the standard, if
your food assimilation is faulty,
ifEyou. are fred and run down,
then you need Peptona TO help
You: It is our best tonic; =. IS
pleasant toaake and easily blei-
ated by even the most: sen3itiYe
stomach. We will refund your
money ifit does not do you good.
/ fUr Sale Only By
H:,L, PERRY 4 SON
The Recall Store 3
Richmond 4kneeclEy
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
HOUSE PLANNE1I
ITALIAN C0MH1 H1OlisE

WPs BY 2s-Thel ountifs Of
Four of the peace conf fefide to-
day are making a det} mined ,ef-
fort tp settle the Italid que$ $tfon.
II IS understood a I'd dnula was
framed overnight by fte French
after consultation wiaEthc1 Itaf-
ian delegatesswhich lowEt4he
general d6nesibf comp1 mise pro-
posed by Colonel H6&. Of the
American mission. It{re il said
to be a fair chance an 2justknant
iaisht zeached this fterpoon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
Boa.hs.it ssy yR.p%t

London, May N = A NISSAN
wireless today denies the fepnft
that explos osions occurred in Hetro-
grad due to approaching eyhcua-
tion. 1t declares there isSno m
tention to abandon the city and
that reigfQrcements are already
driving Rk the enemy sotrh OF
Petrograd. q ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
JET 70 LECTURE HERF

....s III 70 isLECIUtkE 441skSE
rc Reg. Curt Jet win 3se3xe at the
epurt. house in Rich10nd next Tues
day night June 8, at 8 oiciock. Ills
subject will be, sMy risons
and Rriaopers.r JeR b row . stza-
dent 1t Asbury College, and isldeliver.
ing these lectures to help pay his why
through school. Admission win Be
Is cents =, Is III q lsss l51-6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
lie Hun Props

Versailles, Tuesday, M
The Germans counter q
to the terms of the ti6
peace w7fl5include the a
accordingsto an unof4icis
mary available today !:
She offers to. disaTIn
'battleshipS on condition ts3
of her merchant feet besfll
to her. .as,.~, 49, i, . Ss,. e e
She proposes there bend
toriaI charges without con-
fesa l65sa2liss E ssa5ys s1sss'SsI, i
cession Igof upper Silesii
Ifi&5J lEIesrsI
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
KlNGALBERI COMING

= Paris May Bulletin King
Albert, of Belgium. is expected tp
visit Washing ton so Atbendt TIL
initial meeting of the League of
Nations next October -Iry-Sr E
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
M'CALL FREED ON
FAULTYaADlCI MENI
Coup By Attorneys For Defense
In Cold Check Caaes Secures Q
Quick. Dismissal

On purely legal technicality,
Hubert Mccall, Of Lexington was
acquitted on 4peremptory lin.
structions in Circuit Court late
Tuesday, at the second trial in the
series of "cold check" cases that
have been attracting so much at.
tention. After. the witnesses for
the prosecution had concluded
their testimony, attorneys for the
defendant moved for peremptory
instructions for acquittal for Nc
Call, on the ground that no proof
had been offered to sustain allie
cations of the, indictment. The
indictmentcharged thatWfensthe
defendant bought a suit and shoes
from Hamilton sHross TO srfpl1nt
of $444. so, he made the statement
that he had funds in the State
Bank and Trust Company sufi-
cient to meet the check which he
gave in payment for he-goeds.
Mr.. Weber Hamilton, who told of
making the sale to Mccall did not
testify to Mccall having made
any such statement, nor did Mr..
R. E. Turley, cashier of the State
Bank and Trust Company or Chief
of Police Claude Devore, .tf1eaonly
other witnesses introduced by the
prosecution and there was no tes-
timony, to support the charge in
the Indictment. The defense at
torneys argued that the indict-
ment was false and invalid and
that their client was entitled to a
dismissal on peremptory instruc-
tions; and the court sustained
their contention, Commonwealth
Attorney Crutcher prayed an ap-
peal to the Court of Appeals from
this ruling of the court, and pend
ing such action by the states
highest tribunal, the other cold
check" cases were continued ~
the October term of circuit court.
The sudden denouemsnt seemed
to take everyone by surprise and
proved simply one. of the M Hx
technicalities in the application of
the law, which can be brought to
advantage by shrewd and able at
torneys. When McCaIl's plea Of
guilty was changed fros1rguhty 10
not guilty, there was considerable
speculation as to the motive be-
hind it, and it quickly developed
when the attorneys for thes de-
fense made their clever noye.--
Mccall had admitted his guilt
at both his examining trial and
when arraigned III cirtuit court
after indictnnent There is anoth-
er indict1nentag gaihst him howev-
er, and f is ln9e%teod that this
as well as the Indictment against
the other defendants may be al
tered or amended to conform to
the ruling of the court on tins
point Ii is said to be practically
a certainty that dismissals could
be obtained for aff- the defendants
on this tecfInicafity of the indict-
ments, if the ruling is sustained
by the Eaurt of Appeals, for sos far
|, asscan 81 leazned none Of the 10
caHbuSlzess 1en es50ned any
of the four cuiprits as TO whether
or not they had money in bank to
!, meet the phony checks theysgavs
4 at t4hestime they made their ds
3 OF half dom br q Nc ! d 8
I Business hous6 e ~
:, Mccall and Ms wife and the
Hatton woman were all released
N,,, +1,a ea,,,e q IN hond they haC
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

2 Z THeF NAVY. League will sirnee
with Mis-: Eugene Walker I 4 Thur!
day afternoon at. 2ilO..si es,s.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

~
Hatton woman were all released
on the same $4,000 bond they had
furnished for appearance at this
term of court the bond simply BE-
Iihg renewed: BY the Union Bank &
Tfusti Oomapny of Lexington to
hold good for t,lcir appearance at
the October term of court How
ever, Coy Hatton, who was frs
tried on his plea Of guilty and
sentenced to three years in the
State Reformatory at Frankfort
will probably be taken Aherefas
soon as this tern of,courti Is oyeE
to begin his nc}fee1afibn& 4
CoIored Burglars Convicted
,rI S L Loncnzp Harms andc Jay Jones
colored Boys, who broke INTO Rice
& Arnold's gents furnishings es-
tablishment and ]. S. Stanlfer,s
store, pied guiitys to tlses dbafges
saeainst thc1afai aiifi5 Mer esstrrerced
is SERVE dtiiresfry arsf aachnins the
State Reformatory. They were
caught by Chief of Police Claude
Detore< 1t Covingtop, +
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
PRESH
GOul!|aEB
(By- Associate.dI !

Versailles, May 28
The German peace
here, it was learned a1ef
will present a counter /
twelve billion, eight hulld
fifty million marks for q
from the allied blpckz
Offset to the reparatiolf {
of the allied powers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
sRlses.Cxas Fair

It a meetingH tls bus
fSen in LexingtoE1 yesterdaX
sv5k decided tokfablish a
al e fund of $1,000 for the
q ks Sbe heldsths
WI in kember or eafife
di <en tie is decided upl
= = med -of the fair as} ~
'tioa for tomorrow at Sc Sc
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

'Atseaaslon OQu re1l0WS,
K. Of r. and Red Men
Members of these three orders
are requested to meet promptly
at their respective headquarters
Sunday afterH6on, June lst!I at 1
O'Clock, to p&eceed in bodies to
the First Christian church where
annual rnemo Hal set sill be
held Comrnitte tsz
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

: - = >44xzlx<ltg crIfJ3 : -
II Ion1aI 5ecirc1sy day
'They firs34f Z Ee9s de
early hoA1ES q 4 1 III @M
long tre1n sof s 81
odd 4poniel ( q 13Pn{
dogs and ufonk keyH VII. q
ceed to the circus yQ11
exhibitions VIII ke
Brothers 8 have always
cleanest aud be9t exl
gram surpaSx<s III !
This popular hoN
.apd improved "a
- compl< Ne p1
the Des9e
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
Buy Tract AT Corbin

Members of the Wakefeld-Da-
Wis Realty Company have just re-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
I. sTAE Markets

Cincinnati, May q 4 H
steady; Chicago I0c and 2Os hi
r atle dull ; calves easi$fi )
4 R& &sville Cattle N0;g Biz
hg1 900; steady sheep 10 ).
Il e an unchanged. !.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
PRIZE CoNTES1


There have been sPwaib :,
sons putIf why g he
b a ID in RoseDs Pa !
the e5bwntfs, the Wal 6el D;
Realty Company, have de- tei
offer prizes for thcseesen 1nf
the tel besteresa3 3ne wl
|Eas 'Iss II,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
THE EhTE::S'T news

The graves Of 10000 Americans
who died for their country in France
will be decorated on May Both decor
alton day, and President Wilson viii
J61e Gre64berg, who sold the Cd
Cali Hou5# at Louisville, to e.
Bel Sa6s o1 ap~ofice building, is 7 b
y AstofkeyaR. Fl. q fnlnBorE If
Lancaster, was vim Gircuit court
yesterday on business.
The Entered Apprentice degree
was conferredx upon M.es$&. ]. &c,
Cain, Thomas Cole and Bigger
staff by the Richmond Masonic
hodge last kuening. 4 EE.s
An offer Of $55,OOO has been
made for the Tavern Club Build
|ir4gsbys the. Masosic LodS Seof L6ti-
|isville, which expects to use the
building for the Scottish Rite
Consislory. i FS
hat h5p&6Sn Ehuj dJ 81 j
moon at S O'Clock. Inspection viii
|be done by Companion Charles N.
Smith, of Danviile, one of the
most prominent Masons n Ken
lucky and with many friends here.
day said I (. G. G % oldham 4 re 5 a.
| |candidafe for the Demoel nok1ir
lion for Lieutenant VoIi6 6 ~
fxa<1s<,A N Tn1fxy f&lrxnas S1SsIS< - 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

If you try lockwood Coffee once
you'll never 60 back to j bt ordinary
ceffees .Rooa1wpod wins lsstipg
f&iel6. s Yet tie price ia AoA Hgfes
tAaA q chAtge&for ju& Phex R5H
Ack - q kAi1Hl
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28
CLASSIFIED ADS.

advertisements under tnfs he9ding 1c
2 word: sch in;ertiop. cash with oIdes
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

FOR aALM-8arred Pl1suAh4sn Rock
- 11Se for IL Nary Il HEDeatheraee.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28


Hpriss
#'f|'sxs|
|&Y and
b}1ld sbe
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-28

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Maine BAPTlSTS
At AUGUSTA ON
SEPT. 80, OCT. IL

The annual meeting Of the Cuined
Baptist Convention af Maine win be
held Il Augusta September 5000
-obe- -.
There vii be preliminary meet
Ings Of several boards and commit
tees Monday evening, Sept =, and
ne following forenoon. notice of
wnlch VIII be gwen 70 members.
Tuesdav a1e-npon. Sept 30. the
&1nua- meeting IF the Wuman's Fed
e-atlon VIII De held N the Penney Ne
noriRl church. Mrs Florence @. Lori
me- presiding. At the same hour IN
me First Baptist church rhe Minis
Tars' Conference. Few. Z 3. VIII
liarns. = D. president viii hclc IT'S
annual meeting. After necesEa-y
business and reports the SUBJECT OF
evangelism VIII be considered. A. 4
T ID. al VIII unite fur a conference
IN he Perney Msmorlai church. Pruf
Z Z Pu-intan presiding. At this
time there viii De an address by Kew
5nna Il Mclean of Portland on Re-
IEluus Education and Spiritual Re-
Lyon" DR.. Augustus @ Thomas.
State superintendent Of schools. win
ash speak on The Accredstmenr az
B&ae study"
aesdav evening win be Young
Peoples session. The principal ad-
dresses viii De gwen by Rev. r. r.
Peterson. dean Of the Ocean Park
Sehon at Methods. and DR.. William
A Hi of Boston. missionary educa-
ton secreta--
The first convention session VIII oc-
cur Wednesday morning, Oct l. the
president. Few. William r Wood
., D. presiding. A. this time COM
mIInees will be appointed and the
reports IF the treasurer and secreta-
ries viii be presented Rev Il q.
EaFes uf Sace viii preach the Con-
verticn sermon. weIcnne viii be
extended 10 new pastors The obif-
ua,-v -apur. viii Dc presented by Rev.
George c Sauer of Dexter AT LID
Wednesday, afternoon there viii De
business SESSIONS Of the Free Baptist
State ~Associariun and the United
Baptist Historical Socisfy. AZ :
o'clock the women VIII conduct q
service open 20 al with address by
Mrs. Annie Cobb Smith. Miss Grace
Clark. Miss Clara MAcomber and
Miss Eelen Munrce Of the Mary Cai-
by School" Kana-swa. Japan Aiss
Ruth TavIor will sing The aroer-
moon VIII close WITH q business SEES
sien Of the convention. n wctcn c1fns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

lRnd. iand and bnild1ngH. Hannah y
Knux 10 Marguerite Hzckfurd- land
and buildings Mand G. Lazrtfr % me
American Wooien ca. lznd and
buildings, Ann A. Rowe % Rebecca
Ellzs. land and buildings.
Pf1zsrnn-G. ". Mculrnn % Gilbert
c. Cary n frust fur Prank Euy MIuuH-
tan. land and buildings On shore Of
N2hUrkeR- Pend
RsRdieid- 3. Cabins % Fruak
Barry, land and nuadzngs. Frznk
Barry 70 Elizabeth d Harry, hna md
buildings
Sidnev-IoHm NJ Dsvis u wells -
Aanah J. Mitchell az Augusta twa
parcels of land
Observation-Disclosures Water DIS
11-ir1 TO Belle J Gilman. land located
Ea--tir N China
Wa1arviiie-L- Albert I.assns If
N a1aI-vllie and john L Lasaus e
h-itstaaEnpfOn, Mass, ID Napoleon
Landry OF Wa1srriIie. land and built
lnEs on Silver street: Erra Para6is 81
lHoiEo4e, Mass. and Annie DoIat OF
thlcspee. Mass. % John L Lasnus Of
k-aslna-npton- Maaz.. real estate "a
~ e- street: Z Albert L-asi1rs
guardian. 70 john Z Lashus at
h-iast-ia-nptBn MasH.. reai estate, ssee:
Aonef7 kruczizy 10 Ar wniman OF
Lailr1l -1e,-, land and buildings.
aEne-Snsie J. Sturrevaut Of
monmouth ID Waldo Lincoln of
AaTne. land Ea-ry Z Whfte tn
Lewis Il White. LAM and buildings.
1nslow-Aftnn a Hodges ID
Cnaries Thomas la0G< Hniiings-
worth & Whitney Co. 70 Arthur
Brlcse, and and buildings
rrlrop-Thcrnas O. Baker Cd
Br3ut1-9-n- n. Y. ID Alice J. Hunter
OF Brooslvn land and buildings.
Jean : L-Anrlels TO Erzyan Zou5 an
John @iesilwich az Augusta. land and
buildings; ChaSaes = Tewle 20 Franz
L DOVE Of Fairfield, land and build
Ingx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

~ulds and Grippe frequently wiz
ave YOU with weak Kidneys, and
|acalng back. The kidneys ret over
worked fighting OF n cold or a cur-
zEInus disease When they slow ID.
Ri dun'- perform their duties, iDoE
&C.. -ne-H Is trouble brewing
AlCnev and bladder troubles are
dangerous and should not be neglect
6 ruu are compelled 70 arise t,um
'oar siunoer once or twice during
q night t proves una1 vuzIr kidneys
sss 41zCsed and bladder ir-1rared. and
e ~oG VIII take E-am u TO % druIs
SETEN EARkS IN a little warar
ltle- meals. ven vii correct the
iixaliutVy OF your secrst1ons. rhus
STlnE YOU nndisturaed sleep ARD
5eace-Qy rest. preparing YOU fer yorr
ae- day's duties.
yuu feel dull. irritable ard
as--nus have headaches. sare or En-
asgeG Juiurs. irregular kidney aca3n.
RI should give the kidneys quick -
~ uy -aH1ng SEVEN BARS. wc7ch
I'll mi only relieve the k5nay
i'nahle, Du- keep your stomach ii
Dcd c3nGiuon ard your hvsr active.
Don negiecr your Kidney cruuhse
FIJI first svmrms- Tou viii ne
IT. : vo1 dots mo serious Il
1z'-er. Get SEEN Banks ef
aaf -r-lEEIsf- Price. 20 cents- Adj.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Central Maine
Power Company
su1k

reports Of several standing commit
tees win be presented
GgRernur Carl z. MilEiken viii pre-
eide and address the convention Il
the Wednesday evening session Ste
reupfacun views, "The Church IN Ac-
ton" prepared by the survey cum
mIrtee of the Northern Baptist CON-
venrion. will be shown The session
wiz close with an address by Few.
Charles L White. .. d, executive
secretary u the Home Mission So
clerv.
Al the opening af rhe session On
Thursday morning an hour VIII be
given 20 convention business. Al -
A NJ the Board OF EducaLian viii
MAKE its annual report fnIlcws5 by
addresses by representatives nf
schools and colleges THURSDAY at
ernoon the new program and policy
ern Baprisr convention viii be con-
sidered. Rev. James Il Franklin
D. D. VIII be present and address
tne couvsnrlrn and inrsrpret 70
Maine Baprists the new Gay u which
We hzve curne- The eiecriur Of cnn-
venriun officers and ali unfinished
bushes VIII occur al this time The
closing session Of the convention VIII
be heid Thursday evening Follow
rng the stereopricun lecture there VIII
be an address by Rev. F. ~. PadeI-
turd- .. d, whose subject In "a visicu
Of the WEIRD Field"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
HlNEBEc co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
have been recnrded during the past
week AZ the Kennebec county reg1s-
Try OF deedz:
AIhion-Albert a Scrihner To PoI-
tar R. Sanburn. pacrel Of land;
Charles B. Wellington Of Tniry ID
Chester Elhotr of Albion, land s25.
A. NJ St-at.on IN Chester L EIlior..,
land
AEgusra-James A. Woods Of Bos-
tur and George W Woods Of Senc7-
vile, Mask.. 70 AGnRh J. Mitchell IF
Augusta, land. Eugene c. CARL %
Esther GersIAla- land and buildings
On Sewal street; Mabel 3. Coba 70
Ffurence NJ Eiack- land and Buildings
On Stone street: Florence n B,ack n
Ruby L Durham. land and buildings
On the Bangor road. L Frances
Morse and Louise Lynn ID the Stair
of Maine. undivided fve-srx1hs part
Of land and buildings numbered III
Grove street, $S166.ST: Joseph Il.
Latino &c Starisias PiRnre and Leo
Plsrfe. land and buildings on North
ern avenue; Virgil A. Pierce % Fr.IlK
z. Cookson. land: r ". D1ploc.1 10
Israel Draqin. land and buildings On
Cedar street.. Andrew W. Foster To
Albert Z Brown. lnnc with buildings
On Patterson street; Carroll r Biac&
ID Ruby L Durham. right Of WHY;
Fred W Spencer ID r. ". Diplocx.
land and buildings. Dwight L HE
gins TO Sarah Z EiEE1nE- land and
buildings On Meivil}e street; L