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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
aims primarily to furnish profcssion-

aims primarily to furnish profession.
al training for teachers-in-service.
and in so doing it will continue the
unique policy Of confining its atten-
tion to the secondary school field and
laying particular stress upon the
junior high school movement. The
session Of 1920 is to be of five weeks
duration. July s to August 6, inclus.
i've. The course will be Of special in
terest to teachers in the grammar
grades and in junior and senior high
schools. The corps Of instructors will
be comprised Of specialists: in addi-
tion to several members Of the reg
uiar college faculty, there will be a
number who are prominent In edu-
cational undertakings outside the
state OF Maine. 1t is proposed to Of
Ter work in nine departments: In ed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Frederick S. Jones left Friday
morning for Lynn, Mass. where he
Is in the employ of the General Elec-
trio Co., after passing Christmas in
this city with his parents. Clerk Of
Courts Charles w. Jones, and Mrs.
Jones, 45 Chapel street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
Bankruptcy Proceedings

The following petitions in bank
ruptcy have been filed in the United
States district court in Bangor:
Fred b. Butler of Chapman. Aroos-
took county. farmer. Secured claims,
$4OO; unsecured, $1130.3S. Notes and
bills which ought to be paid by other
parties thereto, 1856.
John w. Clark of Presque Isle. Sc
cured claims, $1121: unsecured. 49,
36S.15.
Ernest W. Good Of Caribou. Sc
cured claims, none; unsecured,
$5914.35.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
VASSsLBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Leavitt Of Gard :
ner's Crossing entertained at dinner
Christmas William Cain and family,
Mrs. George w. Cox and family and
A. S. Robbins and friend of Vassal-
boro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

The many friends will be glad to
know that Jasper Worthing who un-
Gerwent surgical operation a short
while ago. is gaining and is appar.
emily coming along as nicely as could
lc expected
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Cloudman
Of Westbrook have been passing a
few days in the city as the guests OF
their daughter, Mrs. J. Frank Bio. .
deau, and Mr.. Bilodeau. 10 Daven-
port street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

ucation, two courses in organizatio'
and administration, one in education
al sociology. and one in class rn'p'
agement and technique Of teacAihs
courses both in subject-matter ana u
neutrality-suspicious. Of high school Ems
lish. French, history. mathema'Ns'
physical education. religious educa'
ton, science and Spanish.
In addition to academic attraction
there will be various forms OF ente'
tainment and recreation, incluu'nS
popular lectures, social evenitss
short excursions and campfire SUP
pers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

The home of Henry Hill on West
cfn avenue is now under quarantine,
because a member Of the family is Ill
with scarlet fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

The American Legion's, ladies' night
which was scheduled for Monday even
ing. Dec. q. at Union hall, has been
postponed to . daAe to b announced
later
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hunt OF
Readfield passed very enjoyable
Christmas with their daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Hef-
city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mrs Ida Averill who had been
the guest of relatives and friends in
Frankfort, Me-. over the holiday. re-
turned Friday morning to her home
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mrs. Elinor Moulton who has
been the guest of Mrs. Harriet WEIGH
of Green street over Christmas. left
Friday for her home in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Reuel Longfellow, employed in
Boston. is passing few days in the
city as the guest Of friends and rel
ativeS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Minnie Sawyer of Dover, was
the Christmas guest at the home of
Miss Flossie Sands at Winter street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Gwendolyn Griffin left Fri.
day morning for Boston. where she
will pass a few days as the guest Of
friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Eva l.. Shorey of Bridgton IS
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Harold A.
Allan, 6'Lombard court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Chester G. Burns, who is employed
at the Berlin Mills. N. H., is passing
a few days at his home on Gannett
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Tardiff OF Wa
ierville We're the guests Of relatives in
The city Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Violet Blanchard Of Water
Vile was here over Christmas as the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph The
herge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

George S. McCarty, an attorney at
Lewiston, was a business caller Fri
day in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mrs NJ. w. Keeler of this city
passed the holiday as the guest Of
her son, M. II. Drumomnd Of Sidney.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Lawrence Purinton, a student at
the University of Maine, is at his
home over the holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Dance i'm Maccabee Hall tonight.
Music by Douglass Orchestra.
Featuring MIR. Farnham at the piano.
dec27d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
LOCAL NOTICE

Big dance Union hall Monday eve-
of Calais. dec27-23
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

r. W. Frost Of waterville was a
visitor Friday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
Saturday, December q, 1919.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Launcelot Cooper returned Friday
to Bath, after visiting at his home in
the city over Christmas day.
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SIM FEINERS
Continued frcm Page One)

foreign -oyerr-1e1. 10 lesislate Spr
ireland II also says that Inc organ
.z.tior vii MAKE Is o. any and
very means available TO render i'm
potent The pove. q: England 10 hold
Ireland II sub3ecLou by military force
Or otherwise The pErported const.tu-
TICK declares TIA. q constituent as
.cyr.3Iy convicted - formulate meas
res for -he welfare Of TIC people.
-h4 treasures specified are the intro
dlct1c.. q ! protective system for in
duxt-Is aid commerce by the com
hirea action Of the county and urban
councils. the poor law board, the har-
,,r boards and ether bodies directly
responsible . The Irish peopie: the
tsta tlizh-1er. Il : consular service
and II Tle.cantlie marine for direct
-~adinc with foreign countries; the
development q mineral resources; the
establishment Of Z national stock ex
hinge a national ciyll service and
: m Fen courts IF arbitration; the
development u Iransit facilities. Of
waste 1aTcs and Of sea fisheries; the
reform Of edu cation Of national and
Industrial basis: the abolition Of the
Dotr Law system. with relief for the
:-arrn and aged and the employment
II die able bodied persons On putllc
a J,i.S
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BEAUTY GREAT CIVIC ASSET
ts'y CT 'H-kep. House. % Much to
Retard the Development Of Any
Community

Morals. manners ard taste are i'm
pcTtant As Truly IS health Houses
lhsi are ugly. .h-: .eHd 10 drive men
and women away from them instead
Of attracting them are 20 say the
least. not making il easier 10 main.
tain good homes. Houses that are
i!l-kepI pr run- down are setting a
constant pattern b. shiftlessness and
s.ovenline,s before the child Monet
0npus rcws of pine boxes or even OF
brick q concrete parallele pipeds are
not adapted 70 cultivate taste for
beautiful things not TO supply the
h@sis for the expression Of !ndiyiou-
i-lify. And individuality is som chow
a N@ry real element not merely in the
ultra c;iveness Of life, but in the for
nation Of character and Of family
Standards. Fortunate is the small
city or large town that has no great
anount u housing Of this kind II
communities sci themselves The task
q building schoolhouses that shall
impress good standards upon children
during five hours Of the Gay, can they
afford 70 take the risk Of having pat
terms Of hideousneSs Or diIapida,ion
before t1e eyes Of children during the
rest Of the cay!
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organization Of the board Mean
while many other agencies are az
work 10 reduce the normal conditions
IN New York he-uor which were al
Most rnpredecsnIed tuoay. Union
leaders declared that IS 900 men ware
Idle scarcely a tug or lighter moved
after 6 O'clock in the morning. There
were no Tugs % dock ocean liners
and no boats 70 carry freight. Com
muters were hardest hit by the frst
day Q. the strike While Z host If
hose living II New Jersey Hocise3
Into the city through the Hudson
tubes their numbers were greatly re-
duced Staten Islanders unless they
chose 20 take a roundabout trip Of
many miles % Jersey City and enter
the tubes there. apparently decided
to atsnt themselves from 1Lelr rfl.cez
IL Manhattan. While city officials
were cons erirs the effect 4 .
shortage Of coal and milk ing ow.-
ers expressed the opinion tina, great
er New YORK would not suffer from
the strike as much - New ENGLAND.
the South and EurupeGu countries.
TWO mine sWeepers were detailed tv
the naval authoities 70 operate be-
tween Staten Island ana tbs city
proper tonight Z municipal ferry
manned br crew from the Marine
division of the police force made :
round try;
Health Commissioner CORTLAND da-
clarad that if necessary milk would
te taken 70 Staten Island by air
plane = supply was absolutely nece.--
sarv. he said, because # orphana .as
and hospitals there.
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ENGLISH SHIFT
100000
CROWN JEWELS

Lo- Con Jan H-t Correspondent 6!
tae ASSOCIATED 5'resst.-Crown Jewels
have been trough: o., Of the; way
t.rne hlding places and returned 70 the
Tower Of Lonloo In fat, the removal
VS. 70 Guile. That none VINO saw &
cu.i5se # alto1noD.lts Containing tou!
amy men disguised Is CIVILIANS sla-
p.c.t5 tha. taey Ve-e carrying 81 .gto.-
ON worth {: .evelry.
A peep INTO ore IF TIE car. wculi
have revealed = c2rGboar,. hatbox. but
tLa r. ier wouldn't hase known that
. So -aiel -re i-aptr.a! state crown.
Nc would n have gaesstG tina; the
i-,c= e roreh heavy. red tlcth he was
ses,rs covered ~ -oya! scep.re with
lla t-rao-E CGA.E-c oiaina..5 II :nsig-
'.f -.t .eo4.-- !o-es m parcels were
t55 u.a-r cr."-.s. co-r-.r's. orbs a-3
t.r :-sI q Tx -py-.l rvgaLa.
Tie guasGs Hs:e two army officers
49, Two -oI-cc = -I.ssiored u-1cers. tt.
n t+rs woe s.-k hats ani .:uck coats.
ard t5c no1-ocr- ,rissio1e4 officers ..ack
ove-cra, aHl Ge.i--s
WINDSOR Caste. a5out i. mics from
--o,-o q. neca- tn@ -eros tory for tna
-swt,1 soon aft.r German aircraft be.
ran 70 :,orr. I metropolis. They were
s-act.d y th3ik wa.led stone vault.
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LAIN OVERTHROW
tCon:.nus5 frcn. PAGE Orel

,,.. Centr2l telegraph office. Tie
rar:acaas renewed their attempts
seize the c,lance!!o-'s palace. it is
ia?ed in Berlin Dispatches e the
u~2olsiIa5. hut were driven hack
- ne loss Of thirty killed and IS
.'Get-
I-e$e figures. tie newspapers cor
.-e-pundent aays. appear 70 be too
mali. Chaos prevailed in the gov
nInen. Offices
The government LAD been concen-
rating troops IN Berlin. TN Wedne
day tie adyices add. the Spartacans
"erc driven from the Potsdsm and
.t-na!t railroad stations. the Bran
ccntIurr gate and the Central rail-
say office.
'''e PRUSSIA: WAY minister told tl.e
rresponGcn. tia: the power Il TIE
-".sr.l1.@nt Was Increasing because
I1nteers were Offering their ser
ices. but i would not be easy 10
restore orde, because the Spartacans
10 occupied buildings al! over Ber-
lin.
The CORES ponden- reports that The
.;partacans got 1900 .0i0 marks in
Taper money when they captured
the government printing Office.
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SEN. DEFENCE
Continued from Page Ore.

,enteNe a-e assured The ad,ninisrrs-
lions policy was attacked b. Senator
France as "s1srlciolsly secretive." The
MARYLAND senator commended that Rus
s.. WAS .ea;rai whe2 her SOL was
-:vaGe5 - the allied aad American
,;-css a15 declared Ihat lie INVASION =
- the German i:l,as4u;I u Beie m
vas nlos, Sne1p!a.aaols am inexcus-
& Senator ,<tlso1 ~ Minnesota.
j.e?lblican, asserted rha: EoisheviEn
s losing groun5 gradually, while Sena-
;cr King expressed regre, .ha: gEa,er
80. Rad rot bee, exercised by AMER
Il an1 the s4.as e the purpose Of
Ha'!.rg n ne Boishstiks-:hose. L. IL
-tryus -2aG.ne-..
E=fo.e ne Senate adjourned. Se,a,o,
Thomas. Democrat. Ct Colo-a5o, an
'.oyaced tina. lie roI.3 discuss TIE EuF-
..-r sit-a. IN when tia E+a-,r .eco.-
:eaes TX. Monday
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Philadelrhia. Jan 9-Dr. William
4 Van Lennep, one OF the leading
Homeopathic surgeons OF the coun-
Try and graduate Of the Hahnenann
Medical College. died today after an
Illness Of TWO months. He WIS sixty
FIVE years old.
Montpelier, Vt. Jan. s-Alfred Car
,rlaceIli Of Boston was he'd in the
federal ceur, today on Two counts
Of smuggling opium and tgto counts
Of transportation Ct opium into the
country in violation Of federal laws.
Boston, Jan. SThe legislative com
raittee on ways and means today re-
ported in favor Of an appropriate VI
Of $4,000 fer welcoming soldiers 1nd
sailors and 5000 for CONT atting IL
Euenza
Washington, Jan. e-Foo6 admins
trat:on officials authorized the state
men, today taat no Recommendation
whatever rae been made IS YET con-
corning e change in restrictions up
IN llle importation Of Argentine corn.
Paris. Jan. s-.ssocistions founded
n various allied countries 10 study
the problem OF a league Of nations
Hill hold a joint meeting in Paris
On January 2f. tie Temps says.
LORD Rohe-r Cecil viii represent
Greet Britain a. tie meeting and
Leon Bourgeois viii represent France.
Warren, Mass. Jan. Bur, @.
Gage. superintendent Ct the Warren
Steam Pump Co. died today # pneu-
r.lonia. aged =. He designed the
twin vertical pump with which I'll
L. :. Naval vessels are equipped. lie
is survived ~ daughter and z son.
Bur, T. Gage Ct Someryiile.
Princeton, y 1.-The trustees Of
Princeton University today accepted
IT, offer If the va. department %
institute teld artillery uni. q the
reserve officers training corps. More
than eighty students had already re-
cuested 10 be allowed 10 take the
course which il 10 b gin INN e1Iatc-
~ Major J. I. NcNahon hf,s been
detailed e. professor II military scI-
exec and cun-nar daIt Of Tie uniI
Portland Oregon, Jan. a.-Ths
state federation Q. labor today
adopted resolutions urging .runsedI-
ale withdrawal Of American troops
now n Russia, ana declaring ira:
Intervention in that country appears
10 violate President Wilson ; DO lar
alton that The United States IS tight
ing for self government The -eso-
luton urges that TIE people q Russia
be permitted - settle her own If
fairs.
Ch.c2so. Jan. o-Gross saIcs IL e.
cess If s. 900 400, 900 returned net
profits If ST ,l57. 20 IN Swift j. Co.
according % the annual report rea
az the annual Stock holders meeting
he'd he-e today. The net increase
after dedJc-.HG s-14-GlG. f9r IA
sral and foreign taxes. Tt- MI FIR
the previous year Vas $@5f.,". 800
The 1919 profit CT meat AID all cthHr
products was approximately 81
percent
New Yclh. jar. fire Noti9i.ai
CITY Banh amounted TO-DAY ,h4t !:
would tomorrow pa! sel..:-annIal H.
terest on the Outstanding Issue ..
s. .lG1, 1gJ imperial I.Gss an govern
Inen. l. ;eF cent. eEIerri! b-atis.
involving q disbursement q $1c-l,-
dr1. Tiec ms been l., .:e.a.It II n
te1tsi On these bonds since the over
throw Of -ne Russian i.lC-4rcty l,-1
=" Gil! Elni-. as fscaI agent. has
not made known the source from
WHICH il has received tae moncy Il
meet Interest payments.
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Res Cross Executive Board Meets

The members OF the execu,i,e
board % the local led Cross met \:
the Eihs hui!dins Thursday after
Moor Al watch TIE regular routine
husiress was Transacted, il was r..
ported al the meeting tina, Miss l..
H. Newell q Boston n.li Ae N the
lily reAi "Wednesday evening 70 give
q talk on The need Of garments Tor
Tie refugees and 20 urge the ladies to
DO more e tie work.
The repor. 4 he nurse situation II,
Natsrvil'e ana vicinity was given.
and J. was stated that there are s
nurses in tic CITY and vicinity. i; /,
Understood that qpesticnnaire will
ne sent q each. Other minor bust
ness matters were brought ".
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Sunday to Be Day Special
Prayer for Peace Conference
In Protestant Churches

New York. Jan. 4-Nex: S-n5ay will
'"e observed Is day ~ @iec,al pray--
to- the pea-A conference in Protestant
churches througho3. the country, &C.
oording TO AZ a,noUrC e:n-rt tonight by
he fedora. counc:l Of the churches u
Chris; in Airerica. Tndors:rg the PRO
gram IF Presider; Wilson for a league
Of nations, TIE counci! explained ;ha,
the emphasis 20 Re oee-el WAL te .o-
the adoption ~ the peace conference
Of an interna tlona! agreement on this
subject
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2'iss Doris Carpenter Of Madison aG1
Na.erviile tas rr,u~Ged L. Boston,
amer passing 'h+ holi1s!s viii he:
nother ana SISTERS :, ne Falrnout.
Hotel. Miss Io,.s Carpe'i,, !s On ,h4
INA u,algla cl!tLt;. 5eIrs engaged IL /.
week = Boston ara vicinity Hay sis
e, Mss Il nra Carer y. viii stop
ever y Boston VIII Miss Doris, O. he-
WAY TO New yc-t. :rco. whence she
vii sal Very shortly for ,-Lro,,e wrere
81. W.. d. entertainma>: work WI
Ie cNe- There Theale- League. Botl
= Ire Misses Carpenter have done CON
s-de'ar't wo-k :. m Are OF entertain
...s settlers a7d sailors 4 the various
"a ,onnsrls Throughout. l:.e country =
Portland Express
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COLBY MUSICAL
CLUBS ELECT

N a metIlnE q The Colby Nusicai
Clubs Sess'Tt q afternoon. reorsan.
.zation was elt.,eG and Tie following
officers chosen for the coming sea
son; President, Julius G. Sussnan
~ n Dover. y. Il; manager. Harry
r Levin ~. Of Houlton: secre,a-,
Lincoln l.. Iieycs 'l9. of A,,Is,,o,n
Mass leader Of the Glee Club. Har-
oid L. baldwin 81. Of North STRAIT
ford, y. H
me clubs are piaIn.R; 10 Il re-
SUM activities on pre- war basis.
-ho 4 successful season is looked for.
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French Issue Protocol

Pans, jar. - French protocol
giving 4 detailed program OF The PRO-
cciIre OF The peace conference, has
been submitted to the American and
other delegations by whom il is now
Under examination
Premier Clemencean Of France and
Premier NeniZeios cf ';retre were in
conference this morning with The
American delegation.
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Womsn's Federation Elects

All the annual meeting Of The Wo-
mans Federation 81 ths Congrega-
t-nnal church held ~ The church par
ioTs "Wednesday afternoon the fol-
lowing officers were elected for The
coming !ea!. President. Mrs. Walter
Warren, secretary ana treasure drs
=. y. Heath. chairman Of LADIES'
AID. Mrs. c. A Heron; chairman D:
Home Missions. Mrs c. I. Robin
son: chairman Of Foreign Missions.
Miss julia I2-kin; chairman IF
SCI a! and hcneyolence, MIS-, W. J.
Lan.cnn
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Propose Supervision
Continued from Page One

s~''. ne. tta-i'ria-. Q. i-.e -Asso-
'-....A @, i'=-.'':-F -Aeca-'es, vas 'hst
go --'34ei-i SUPERVISOR WtEe Veste-
't''si-$ II secretary Of trans1orla
T.. p '-i''cS '1.s;-, J ~ : -a'ge sart IL
'F-t4e' st-1 t1tir riisai Se NJ
h' o'"ey r'l-t':'ui's through TIE
-4. p. "oi"'! 's'iat!o:.@ -:5se lf--
"a So - Seh- .'';s t-'nr 1lns
F- ";'' (: 4 50 = Carol-af
Ia e - va ina :! 'he RAJ
''-s sft eo--' 1.-se1 uE ~ an s-oe-
'.-- i "l-'' 'heE sAo14c OF i-eo have
over - p-'e' iil-Fi+ rates 'N.h tho1s u
'--oSs rat wee sph.tHt :" Ye'o by tAs
e. taFt @ t"o'.s',f 'fGil ''' and IT > n
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W. y. s.-Ca. Grove Basketball Game

WaterNi.le 1iiel, school Will play its
frs: game e basketball on HE home
floor Saturday evening when j: VIII
meet the fast Oak Grove team at TIE
high school gym. and tire girls Will
match ski! with the girls from Ccny
iIieh school q Augusta az tie same
time. The High school has a large
SQUAD ont 10y TIE team ana although
il tas not had the lime 70 he fully
developed. the prospects are 70. a
frs: Class team this Ira-
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U,-s'ow SchooIs to Coen

The W-rsluN schools which Lave
been Closed for several weeks On ac-
count of tire epidemic, VII! reopen
On Monday morning. All teachers
IRE requested 10 meet d, The high
school ilill]n- o. Saturday nurn-
inc :" discuss Plans for The remain
Ger = .he year
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Athens F.eesor As Cift

.h-a-ns Wednesday,. Jan. s.-The
..-tHll.I'a- ""snvl! jas conferred tie
5la. lo!l q The cI,y or IrcsideD,
N'llsoa. Premier L,cyl George CT
treat britain: Premier Clernenceau
ana Marsha! Foch Of france. and
Premier Nenizelos of Greece. Five Of
=" rylnolpal streets in the city will
!'e given t3e names Of the five lead
Cr<
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AUGUSTA LOCALS
SMALL DAMAGE IN
EARLY Morning BLAZE

An early morning blaze called out
fhe, t1-= department :. as a n Fri
a. for SINAI fire u : shed adjoln-
Ing the house Ct George A, Cloutier
al y Laurel stree. ard occupied by
.onn Maya The damage was slight
and il was Unnecessary TO lay hose,
I'VE chemicals being sufficient 10 put
cat the rlazs The au-out was
sounded I. SIS
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Heavy Artillery Being Used

.ne:erdarn, Jan. 2,-street fight
'~ n Berlin attained the greatest
.e.s..r hetWeen II O'clock Tues
!. :ig!1; ana FIVE O'Clock Wednes-
~. mining. according TO a Berlin
eit@ia5. 10 the Frankfort Eachrich-
n. Heavy artillery firing coniin-
"a ur4rter-urtedly 1he despatch
=. the government Is still naaste.
lie situation.
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Regular Meeting 0. e. S.

TIE regular meeting Q. Martha
Washington Chapter. o. Z S. VIII
he hlid Il Masonic hall al -.45 o'clock
Friday evening \ good attendance
is desired. as there viii be business
Of importance 70 come before the
meeting. There vii Re work and re-
<rcshmen.s
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Washington. Jan. ?.-Eeclassifca-
tion Of army hospitals so ina. similar
cases Will be grouped at certain nos
pitfalls for treatment was announced
today by the War Department. Spe-
cial facilities for the treatment OF
cases sent to each will be provided
and the assignment, Of specialists in
those lines from the army viii be
made accordingly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
L Install QE.ca.s

-h+ orlcs-s s!ec,r5 ~ -Ahirs.r. e.
60. --=-; ~. - ! q. q. !. viii be
installed Friday evening ry Cs.-::9:
Eeglry Grand Patriarch Harold J.
Towa~d. assisted ~ !. Q. Howay,
c.E.ict deputy grand .ualv- warden.
E.-f.eshne-;s VII BE seryea ate: The
installation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
C,nsnore- Stevens

IT, marriage q Harry A D.os-
more and Mise Dorothy stevens both
# this city. was recorded at the Office
q the CIV clark Thursday The
Wedding occurred on Jan. !. 1918. ard
- performed - nv. George Z.
Cisteiuhcinlss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10
Say Strikers a. Brunswick
Plumber Public Bu;'dirrs

Iar.s ian IIavasl. a general
stfl%e has he,a declared ~ German
w'li,ets ii ;.v workshops i: Eruns-
".al, according - adricss received
Irre Thy are reported TO have
rlun7ertd public tuil6 rcs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-10

n enc Mrs Charles %.gue sac
hlldrtn !eft On the morning train
for Boston. Mrs. 1-igue and children
VIII - direct through to s. Angus
,ie. Fla. .ir, NiEue. viii return to
7tis so. u {, fep days AID hopeE ~
~ aoIv = e. 70 =. Augustine 70 ac-
company his laryly hons.