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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06

Floyd Manning. one Of the Boga-
Iusa boys who has been il overseas
service, has been mustered out and
has arrived home. he Is back at his
old job in Superintendent w. S.
Hanley's office.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06
ExprcTED HrRE soon

J. c. Christian, brother Of Mrs.
J. H. Slaughter, who returned from
overseas duty in France last month,
has been discharged from service and
IS expected to arrive n Bogalusa
within the next few days. and viii
remain here, having accepted . posi-
ton with the Bogalusa Zee Company.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06
BEEF GOES UP

The price Of all beef took sud-
den advance Monday and the raise
in price took effect here and in other
Southern cities Immediately, while
the decline in pork, eggs and butter
was two weeks late III reaching the
South.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06
MS sPINNER ARRIvEs

Miss Maud Spinner, formerly SUI
perintendent Of nurses Of the Boz
galusa Hospital, but who has been
OF erseas with the U. s. army, was
ay1ong the nurses who arrived in
New ark this week. She Is expected
to arrive Ii New Orleans within the
next few days.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06
So re AIRPLANE1

An airplane flew over Bogalusa
Saturday morning, coming from the
north and going in the direction Of
New Orleans. Il was observed BY a
large number Of residents Of the
Pleasant Hill vicinity.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06
NOV cARRlE nAILEY2

Some important information IS
awaiting Carrie Barley Of BogaIusa,
and for some time efforts have been
made to locate her. Il you know
Carrie, please haye her 20 to the nd
Cross Headquarters at the Y. W. G.
"A. at once.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06

Instructor Turpie declared after
the tournament he was well pleased
with the showing of some Of the new
er players and his good judgment in
handicaping is. shown By the net
scores.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06

The newly organized work with
High School boys of Bogalusa is one
which the boys have reason to be
proud Of. They organized only few
weeks ago, but the ground they have
coveredFhas been remarkable. Nine
ty per cent Of the boys now in Eigh
School have joined the club in their
work. The main purpose of the club
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06

Mayor Sullivan left Saturday
morning for : weeks business trip
Ia the North.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06

Get the news Of Bogalusa and vi
entity in the Enterprise, $50 . year.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-06

studying Jesus as Friend Saw
Him" the purpose: To help the boys
to see Jesus in the midst Of his prob
lens, not only to see the historic Je-
sus. but to get help for the right Kv-
ing.
The Bogalusa Hi 'sYs Club is the
first to be organized in the state Of
Louisiana and the promoters of the
club hope to make this one the model
for all other cities.
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Month End Sale Of Sheets,
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G. D. McCuist'on, VINO was operated
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$l.75 Fancy Dress Silks, yard
$3.50 Cingham Silks. yard
an Remnants OF silks
Greatly Reduced Price
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
Sons of Veterans Entertain
Members Who Have
Returned from Service

AT the regular meeting of Henry
G. Staples Camp, SONS of Veterans
ana its auxiliary held n G. A. r.
hail last evening the officers and
members entertained Past Command
er Philip 4lailoy. Patriotic Instruc: or
George L.bbey. Past Commander
Frank Dow, Junior Vice Commander
Ray Church and John CaEauaugh.
These members Of Henry q, Staples
Camp when holding Office enlisted n
he service Of their counrr-. The
boys were royalty entertained last
evening. dinner being. given before
the meeting, cigars were PASSED
around ard an entertainment consist
ing Of several solos by Miss Marcia
Heath, who has Il splendid voice and
who WIS we'll received. A piano duet
by Miss Vera Harmon and Miss Ma
RE cram was most heartily rec ceived-
Welcome vas extended the returning
members by Senior Vice Division
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE
18TH DIVISION AND OTHER
ATTRACTIONS FOR OUR BOYS

One of the most interesting fea-
tures of the reception 10 be gwen by
the city OF Augusta 20 the returned
service men on Wednesday, May 7,
will be The showing OF the official
Government pictures Of the 18th di-
vision in action in France.
This will be brought 70 the Capital
City by Capt. Edwin Il. Cooper. [. $.
A.. official photographer Of the eSth
division who will not only exhibit the
movies, but will also tell incidents
Of their taking and OF the work of The
l03rd Infantry
The showing of The official pictures
VIII take over an hour and will be
gwen for the benefit of the returned
service men and their friends at the
Colonial theatre in the afternoon. In
the evening, there will be aoother ex-
hlbltion OF the pictures for the gem
eral public. They will be started at
$50 ana the doors OF the theatre will
De thrown open at that time. for no
admission can be charged TO see
them.
It IS hoped that all returned service
men who plan 20 attend the dinner
given by che city will register AT one
Of the eight places before o'clock
this afternoon. Il Is uecessary for
the committee TO know for how many
70 prepare before the actual time of
the dinner. Registrations may be
made al the augusta Furniture Co.
Bither's drug store, the city clerl. s
cfdce IN City HAL. Beane * Cross,
Packard's Smoke shop. Mayor Bur
lelgh Martins Office. the Kennebec
Journal Office and the !. IL c. A.
Ever man VINO registers will DC
gwen dinner ticket for himself ana
tickets admitting himself and Two
friends 10 The theatre n The after
noon ana 70 The big lance al the City
hall n The evening"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR
WAR RISK INSURANCE

All discharged soldiers and sailors
should be advised 70 keep up the pay
ment of the premiums due on their
war risk insurance. applied for while
n The military service.
Within a short time those VINO have
kept up such payments will be per-
mitted TO convert their present insur-
ance 20 other forms without another
physical examination. Any dis
charged soldier who has permitted his
insurance 20 lapse should correspond
with or call at the Office Of Captain
T. J. Johnston. Department 1nsur-
ance Officer. Headquarters Northeas-
tern Department. Room TT. go
Chauncy Street, Boston. Mass. as
soon as possible. as Il IS not Yet too
late 10 be reinxtared. Information
may also oe obtained there with ref
erence 20 the new kinds Of insurance
20 be issued and the premium rates
therefor. In writing, n addition 20
asking the information desired, the
person should indicate the date Of his
discharge and Wheiher he has paid
any premiums since such discharge.
The officer above mentioned viii
also be pleased to assist the ailottee
Of soldiers IN cases where ailosEnen,s
ana Government allowances are not
being received.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
0VERW0Rk and
WORRY OFTEN
CAUSE ANEM|A

Leisure and Incidence frequently
lead to i'll health. but overwork, like
any other form Of excess, saps the
body's resistance until the way is
paved for disease. When the blood
becomes thin and weak the nerves
fail 20 get the necessary aour.shmenr.
Anenla IS frequently accompanied by
acute disturbances such as nervous
headaches. indigestion. neuralgia and
lUmnago. II IS important therefore
TO keep The blood rich. and there IS no
the remedy which Mr.. Kar, II. Rock
we'll. Of No. 23 Lake street. ST. Adams.
Vermont. used AMI gladly recon-
mends. Ee says:
Y was IN a ruu-dow condition for
several months following . great deal
Of overtime work and became 40
worn ont than my friends began 70
remark On my appearance. had
severe headaches. my food distressed
me and waa tired out after slight
exertion and became very nervous.
One nay I read about DR.. Will
iams' Pink Pills in a newspaper and
decided to try the remedy. In a
months time vas so much i'm
proved that continued the treatment
TO build up a reserve of strength. I
can hardly realize the change that has
been made in ma I NO longer have
headaches and my nervousness has
have reGained my
strength and eat heartily without dis
tress. / have taken great pleasure
In recommending DR.. Williams Pink
pills TO others for'I hare the greatest
IN the remedy"
Dr.. Williams. Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists. or will be sent by mail.
POSTPAID. on receipt Of pTlce. 50 cents
per box: six boxes, $3.50. by the DR..
Williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady,
y. 7. The booklet, Building Up the
Blood will be mailed free on request.
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
SEEK AMATEUR RING TITLES
New York State laureis at Stake To.
morrow and Thursday

The New York State amateur box
ing championship tournament. which
will he held tomorrow and Thursday
nights at the City A. G., Will present
James J. Hurley Of Brooklyn with
an opportunity to emulate his ia
ther in the amateur boxing ring The
senior Hurley in 1892 won an anna
teur utle- at LIS pounds and it is
ar this poundage that Hurley, junior
will strive for a title
The tournament has attracted a
large entry, including several hold
ers Of metropolitan. state and na-
tionai titles. Among the boxers who
will compete are Sam Sieger, last
years IeS-pouud champion, who
will strive for the l25-ponnd cham
pionship: Sam Nabie. ll5-pound
metropolitan champion: Frank Cas-
sidy OF me C1xanam A. A. holder OF
The state. metropolitan. and nation
al 135-pound titles: Andrew C'Boyia.
metropolitan 1zs-pound title holder,
and Sam Lagonla. VINO holds the
district LES and 115-pound and heavy
wea8hx sttia4-NoW Yoxk Tina
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
FAIRFIELD

The Thursday afternoon auction
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
insted with Mrs. e c. Herring Of
WaterTille.
Miss Arlene Spauiding Of Albion
was the guest Of relatives IN town
yesterday.
r. ]. Patterson If New Hampshire
vas the weekend guest al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Patterson.
The final reports for the Victory
Liberty loan will be given at the
Star thea1er. where the public. ex-
cepting children. are cordially invit<
ed to witness the picture, The
Price Of Peace which is shown
free This is the latest government
var picture released by the Victory
loan committee to stimulate interest
in the fifth drive. Music will be fur
nlkfed by the Lawrence high school
orchestra
Miss Anna Fleming of Island Fails
passed the weekend with Mrs.
Frank Leighton at her home IN
Main street. Miss Fleming is attend
ing Colby.
John Hudson has arrived in town,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

Of the many pleasing social affairs
given Of ATE in the veEtry OF the Gre7n
street Methodist church, the spring par
- which was given Monday evening
by the pupils Of the primary depart
rncat 20 relatives and invited guest un-
der the direction OF the primary super
lntendent. Mrs. Lottia Kerr, ana her
associate teachers, proved 10 exception
70 the rule
A most pleasing program was givan
by the little folks n very delightful
manner and was as follows:
Doxoiogy.
PRAYER
address Of Welcome. George Menda.l
Dis When We Grow Big
William Hansen. Clarence Smith. Ber-
tia Robinssn. Mildred Bradsrreet
Recitation The Daisy. airline Hit
Violin duet.
Misses F sleshers and j, Miller
DialogUe-Busy Birds
Recitat:on-'B Bumbie Bee" '-''
Hugh Tr.hon
Recitation" Boy That laughs.
Reetta,ion-"roiden KEYS" Mona Arr,s
Vocal sclo-"SprinEtime." Thelms Toby
Dialogue-'our Army
Capt. Pascal Brann and ave little
boys
Reeitatton-''Lttle Peach blossom"
Irene Nudge
Rec!.aIion- Don is Gordon Denne.t
Recltaiion-'-The Birds Song
Te-, C-r- O.
Vioiin duet. Misses Miller ana Slosbe-.
RecIfaIion-''B Butterflies.
fIerherr Chapman
Dislogue-"Danae Natures suspr Sc
Party
Shirley C-ocker and Mildred Chapman
Dtaiog-e and dr,li-"0ur Flag
Seven little girls deade-, Adelaide
B1lstot)
Hymn-''Amerca. School
Nj. ses Siesperg ana Tobey. pianisfs
Following the program, refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served. AFT
er which j social half hol- was er-
Dyed. N which the children played
games until their elders took them 10
their homes. all uniting in saving they
lad passed a most pleasant evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

having received MS discharge from
service overseas.
Frank Wlesier IS moving his
househo.d good from The Merrick
house on Main street 70 Seavey
street, where he will reside N the
future.
Sergt. Albert Grover who has
been tie guest Of his mother for sew
eral days. has returned 20 New JeF-
sev, where Re g receiving treatment
NJ an army hospital
George I.i,ehfield If Augusta was
a business caller N town Yesterday.
Crawford Adams If Worcester
Mess. passed Sunday IN town with
friends.
The Ladle5' Social Union will be
entertained .rls afternoon IL the
home If Mrs. Frank Leighton.
Mrs. Mary Moore ot cnrnna is he
guest # her zlster, Mrs. Frank
R:t harG son
Miss Leo!s Whitney las resumed
her studies ii Lawrence aIgn school
after passing Sunday 1t her home il
Unity.
Br Leland Miller has returned
frcm several days stay in Dos
ton
Tie regular meeting II tie Wo-
mans Relief Corps VIII be held on
Wednesday evening At the q. A. r.
rail. All members are urged 20 be
present
Miss Mary Tnrnan # Philadelphia
has arrived IN Town ana will make
1er home for the summer with Mr..
and hrs. Chester Furher
Mrs Bertha Hamilton Of orono /:
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Wilbur
Mitchell
MIS-. William W@iner If Bunker
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
Victory Boys and Victory eirss Divi.
sion Has Proven veFy Successful

The Victory Bow and Victory
Girls Division Of the United War
Work campaign which was held last
fail in Augusta has proven very sue
cessfui Nearly all the pledges have
been paid IN full and the money has
been turned over TO headquarters. To
date the boys have paid 40. and
the girls s559.eo. making a total of
$lTDg60
The pledges were made through
the public and the parochiai schools
Of the city. and the way each boy
and girl has come forward and full
filled his pledge goes to prove that
the young folks of Augusta ssosd
back Of the Army and Navy boys as
we'll as the older folks of the city.
The various teachers in the schools
of Augusta are deserving Of much
praise for the way in which they
co-operated with the committee IN
shouidering the burden Of collecting
the money from the children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
PITTSFIELD


The Cnlversalist parsonage on Forest
street was ne scene Of qulet we'd
ding Saturday evening when Ralph
Robb ana Miss Matilda Patton. both
Of this town. were married by The Rev.
Sidney J. Willis. WHO Used the single
rrng ceremony. -dr. ana Mrs. Robo have
have a large circ.s Of friends who w.sn
them much SUCCESS and happiness They
Will reside on 4 farm a the western
part Of the town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

The Parish House was the scene #
4 very enjoyable dancing party Civ
en .ast evening by -he Electric cir
Gle. There was a good number pre-
sent and music Was furnished by
Douglas Orchestra Of three pjeces.
A pleasing feature of the occasion
was the rendition # TWO vocal solos,
An open Secret" tWoodmani ana
Y Bring You IIeartease" JBrans-
GOMEZ. by Miss Florence Moody u
Gardiner with Mrs Ethel owen Of
this city. accompanist. The dance
before interrission vas 4 song
waltz Miss Moody rendering The
solo A Little Birc.l canoe" accom-
PANIED ny the orchestra. Refresh
ments Of !ce cream were served at
inte--nlsslo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

While i is not compulsory for the
men 20 wear their uniforms. the
people of Augusta in general have
expressed the hope that they will,
since this will De The only opportun-
ity the citizens will have TO see the
returned soldiers and sailors on par
ade. The parade according 70 the
plans VIII be from The Y. II. {. A.
where he dinner IS TO be served. TO
The City hail. Only men who saw
service n scne branch Of the Amer
lcan or canadian forces will be IN
line and ever- man who Wore 4 IN
form IS expected 20 be On hand. The
registrations already number $50. ana
il IS expected tha, over 500 will be
entertained Wednesday by The COM
nittee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

April 30. 1919 Sealed proposals
will be received at Office of Treasurer.
Eastern Branch, =. II. D. v. s.. Sa-
tienat Soldiers Home Maine. and
there opened Al the time fixed. for
furnishing and delivering supplies in
aocerdaHce with Instructions and speci-
toatiens. COPIES OF which with blank
proposals can be mad upon application
10 the treasurer as fellows: Current
expeiRes and household supplies until
HE A. M May IA. 1919: subsistence
supplies until Ills A. Ii. May 81.
1913: hospitai supplies until Ills A.
NJ. May 70 1919: repairs supplies un-
III Ills A. NJ. May -. 1919: farm and
clothing supplies until Ills A NJ.
May &c. 1913.
Niles L Pexkinx, Treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
MUNICIPAL COURT
Joe Paquette Fined for Violating Fisi,
and Game Laws

Joe Pacuette Of Augusta. formerly
Of Waterville. was brought before
Judge Lancaster Of the municipal
court Monday afternoon upon COM
plant Of Warden Richard J. vpron
of the dsh and game department.
for violation Of Section 4 of the
Fish and Game Laws by fishing with
set lines. on Wednesday April Is
from the bridge leading TO Island
Park. Cobbosseecontee Lake.
The Office had been on the lookout
for the defendant since that date,
seeing him for the first time last
Saturday night. When arraigned
before the court the defendant ad-
nit,ed tie charge and was dned SO
and costs. amounting to Sis.sz.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

Commander Robert \. Cony ana Past
Division Commander Clarence A.
Cram. The peys Were gwen seats
On the platform. They told of some
verv interesting experiences while in
the service. The dinner was arrang-
ga by Henry &. Staples Camp Aux
liary. Among the guests present
We're Mrs Ethel II. Toward, past III
vision president Of the Maine d;vi-
sion, ana Mrs. Margaret Hartman
treasurer OF Pel Clason Camp, Car
diner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

The Mission Circle of the Cniver-
salist church will hold its May
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon.
instead Of Thursday, with Mrs. A. 2.
Waich. LA State street. The watch
word is Ny Favor:te Quotation
AS this is The las, meeting Of the
year it il hoped that as many men,
bers as possible be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

There will be Red Cross sewing this
Tuesday morning in charge Of Mrs
Sewau Webster. and this afternoon in
charge of Mrs. Harry P. Lowell. An
effort is being made to finish the al
lotment this week and ladies are
asked TO make a special effort 10 at
tend this Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs George Her-in and
their sons. Gerald and Harold. nave
returned 10 Augusta. where they will
make their home. The boys entering
he Cony High school. Mr. Eer-ln
and family have been IT Cape May.
Y. j., where ne has been N i. M
.. \ war work since ewing AuGus-
a. working with r. q Goodman. tor-
Iner secretary Of the local Y. II. Q. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

The Bail Bird Conservation Club
will meet with Mrs. F. H. Beale. 10
Green street. Wednesday at $50 P
II. Roll call: Bird Migration
Members are requested TO bring bird
lists with dates
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

The Nurses Aiumnae Association
will meet at 3 o'clock this afternoon
with Mrs. Daniel Weeks. 43 1-2
Court street. Very important busi-
ness will be transacted. Every MEM
Der is requested to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

Pvt. Philip Hill. who was a mem-
Der of the IAth Railway Engineers
and who has seen u months sesv-
ice in France. arrived at his home
In this city Monday. having been
honorably discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

Patients admitted Monday to the
Augusta General hospital were MrA
Emma Lessard, Joseph Gommes and
Arlene Giidden Of this city, all for
surgical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06
LOCAL NOTICE

The Salvation Army has been lest
ed and proved its worth On the battle
fields of France Ask the boys
They will tell you the truth. The ap-
probation of the American people
will be tested and proven during the
Home Service Campaign from May
10 to q. The national target IL
thirteen millions. Augustus quota is
s27.ID The local quota includes
so. 600 for building Fer infoTna-
ton apply l. Commandant Z. A. Ma
gee. g Davenport St. Augusta Me-
Tel. 6s5-M. Checks should be m2oe
payable to Charles 8. Htchbosn.
treasurer. aUf. Seot
Social dance. X. T. hall, Gardiner.
tonight. Caravans orchestra
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

Associate Justice A. u Spear has
gone TO Calais to preside at the May
term of the supreme judicial court
for Washington county, which con-
veues this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-06

8. T. Pitcher. physical director of
the Augusta 7. II. c. A., returned
Monday morning from Lewiston.
where he passed Sunday with his
brother A. "A. Pitcher.