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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-25
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YO no reconozco ninguna deuda que no sea
autyrizada pOr mi O por mis- apOderados le-
gales.
SolIer, 20 de Julio de 1919.
. Damian Piiza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-25
San Justo 9 Esquind Fortaleza
DIR. E. N. BOCANEGRA LOPEZ
WAS URINARIAS Y STILLS
San Francisco 81 Altos. TelefOnO 1850.

Dr. Bocanegra Lopez de de los Estados UndOs
paricipa amigos que esa
cargo de cOnsulOriC.
Horas de Ofcna-de a 6 D. m
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-25

EsENsssA ANhhsse- zsa
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Authorities Reverse Views.

There are many authorities in the
building industry today who have re-
versed their former attitude regard
ing advice on building activity. and
are now advising those who ask them
to get their preliminary plans at least
under way. They believe that within
a fortnight from the date a practical
and just plan is evolved to- bring
about a greater semblance of har-
mony between employer and workn~
there will begin to develop the
iong-expected stampede lor uuild.r.,
material supplies. None of the build
ing material manufacturing plants
are even normally stocked with re-
serve supplies, and the potential de-
! mand today is very greatly in excess
of visible building material supply
Evening star., 1919-09-27
NAVY PLANS LONG PLANE
FLIGHTS EARLY IN 1920
One to Brazil, Another to Philip
pines of 1000 Miles, Twice Dis
tance Covered by NC-4.

Two long distance seaplane flights
are planned for early next year by the
Navy, one to Brazil and another to
the Philippines. Planes of entirely
new construction probably win be
used.
The flight to the Philippines will be
the longest ever attempted in the his
tory of aviation. 1000 miles. or twice
the distance covered by the NC-4 in
the transatlantic fight.
Plans of the department call for the
start of the transpaciflc fight from
San Diego, Calf, with stop at Ha-
waii. making the first leg two thou
sand miles long and longer than the
NCfs Trepassey- Azores voyage. and
another stop at Guam. Naval avia-
tion officers are considering extension
of the fight to Hongkong, China.
Hampton roads probably will be Sc
lected as the base for the start Of the
South American fight, ending at Rio
de Janeiro. The longest leg of that
journey will be about 1000 miles,
with stops at Guantanamo, Cuba, Hal
ii, Santo Domingo. Trinidad and sew
eral South American ports.
The type of plane to be used in the
, flights is now under discussion at the
Navy Department. A new model
based on information gained from the
transatlantic flight is expected to be
entered and experiments along this
line are being made now by Navy ex-
perts.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
PLANS FOR HONEST
twenty-five of Bungalow Type
Being Built and Seven Completed
on Georgia Avenue.

Plans for the erection of one hun
dred homes in the section facing
along Georgia avenue and extending
from Underwood to Butternut streets
by William S. Phillips. are being car
ried out.
At present twenty-five bungalows
or semi-bungalows are in course OF
construction and seven or eight have
been completed.
In this section, which covers an
area of about seventy acres. are To-
Gated $40 lots on which Mr.. Phillips
plans to erect homes.
1t is expected the one hundred
homes contemplated will be erected
by January /. They will be eltheI
semi bungalow or bungalow type and
all will be detached. They Will ne
eight rooms and two baths and SIN
rooms and one bath each. Each Will
have a sleeping porch, electricity, hot
water heat and open fireplaces, with
all modern improvements.
The lots range from 40x1Oo feet to
40x200 feet.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
OFFICERS TO BE REDUCED.
Number in Each Grade to Meet Re-
cent Authorization, Announced.

Under the authority recently given
to maintain the commissioned
strength of the Army at $4,000. the
War Department today announced the
number each grade will have. the
list follows:
General officers. 10f; colonels. 693'
lieutenant colonels. 1917; majors. 2.717;
captains. 5,46s; first lieutenants,
5.179, and second lieutenants. 3,105.
In order that the officer lists may
be cut to the above figures, inclusive
of regulars. a general reduction in
grade will be ordered The majority
of the officers now are graded on the
gasis of a total commissioned per-
sonnel of 100000
Designation of officers of the Reg
ular Army who will be permitted to
hold their temporary rank will be
made by a board from the general
staff. and all changes will have been
completed prior to October 81.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Prospective Building Market.

There is, among architects especial
ly, general reawakening of interest
In the prospective building market.
There has been an almost universal
tremor of uncertainty and hesitation
up to the last week in the counseIing
of clients to proceed with building
plans. At the present time there is
less reluctance about advising pro-
spectiye builders to proceed with their
plans. as there are more evidences that
contractors will soon be able to esti-
mate projected building construction
plans with more assurance of suretv.
On every side there are ample proofs
of the desire to quickly. Drins; the
pending issues to a decision.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
QUIT LITHUANlA OR FACE
PENALTY, BERLIN is TOLD

PARIS September 27.-The supreme
council decided today to send the
German government. through Marshal
Foch, note demanding the evacua-
tion of Lithuania by German troops
under drastic penalties for non-com-
pliance. The note informs Germany
that her provisioning will be i'm
mediately stopped and the financial
arrangements she has requested be
held up if Lithuania is not evac-
uated.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
REPATRIATION IN SIBERIA.
Supreme Council to Act Today or
Board for Teuton Prisoners.

PARIS. September 27.-The appoint
ment of commission to study the
question of the repatriat ion of
the German and Austrian pris-
oners in Siberia will be de-
cided upon today by the supreme
council The return home of these
troops will be effected after the
Czeshoslovak troops in the far east
have been repatriated.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
o. s. STEAMER ADRIFT AT SEA.
Sends S. O. s. That Her Engines
Are Completely Disabled.

HALIFAX, N. s., September 27.-'
The United States Shipping Board
steamer Lake Fanbush is drifting at
sea with a moderate northwest wind.
her engines completely disabled. ac-
cording to an S. o. S. received here
early this morning.
Evening star., 1919-09-27
END Of ZERO DAYS
|NBU|LD|NG SEEN
/
Dow Service Reports on Con-
ditions Indicate Change
for the Better.

Zero days in the building industry
and the building material markets
bear evidences of being in process of
Building Reports today.
There are many influences at work
to bring about change for the bet
ter. influences that are being exer-
cised by practical business men in
their respective spheres of action. The
results in this direction are clearly
revealed in the fact that despite
back log of potential building con-
struction quite beyond the power of
the human mind to grasp. basic build
ing materials enter upon their seventh
week of practical stability. This. how
ever. does not include lumber. nfhat
department sharpening of prices has
been frequent, especially in spruce
and some of the southern lumbers.
and there doubtless will be continued
advances in this commodity.
Prices of Material Standing Still.
AS a matter of fact. the present
plateau upon which building material
prices in this market are resting.
are, in effect. standing Nstill. not
because higher prices are not justified
by the tremendous demand that is al
rady acute, but because manufac
turers of these materials desire to in
clude in their next advance the new
wage levels that will probably be pro-
posed to stabilize labor in all trades
and to labor employed at manufactur-
ing plants on transportation lines and
trucking. The next price advanre in
building materials as, a whole will
probably reflect these new wage rates.
and future advances will be governed
entirely by conditions of supply and
dmand.
Evening star., 1919-09-27

wisely stores away bits of roots and
other food carried there in his handy
cheek pockets. Being a night animal
you are not likely to see him unless
he is dug up and made to show him
self. which is often the case when
he invade,s a garden and partakes too
freely of the roots planted there.
There are homes above as well as
under ground out here in the field.
The little harvest mouse nests
directly on the ground and her homo
is sometimes m1sts,ien for bras
nest. The mouse is only about five
inches long when stretched out and
is smaller and has short ears. Her
color is russet brown with white
underneath and she has small white
feet.
Copyright. 1919. by ]. H. Millar Boys and
Girls Newspaper Service.)
Evening star., 1919-09-27
Field Animal Dugouts.
by ADELIA BELLE BEARD.
We walk so carelessly through


the hrIGa. .-.lI.nhns, ~ -.~,.e 49,,
busy life all about us and nothing at
all of the life being lived under
ground; vet there are many strange
homes down there. One belongs to
the pocket gopher and perhaps
at our very feet is little pile of
earth. called gopher hill. which the
animal has thrown out of his h"~~N"'
The pocket gopher is something
like mole, but digger ana VS.. :.
large. open pocket on each cheek.
His fur is soft and silky. his legs
short and his front feet have long,
strong nails for digging. That is
what the gopher does. he digs and he
eats. and he digs to eat, and so goes
on extending his burrow, turning it
this way and that in his search for
tender roots and in avoiding stony
obstructions. until the passage is
long and devious with holes at the
top here and there where he throws
out the loose earth. But somewhere
in that tunnel there are chambers
which are his home and where he
Evening star., 1919-09-27
BUYS AVENUE PROPERTY.
F. E. Ghiselli Pays About $4,000
for No. 1886.

Frank E. Ghiseln has purchased
the property at 1896 Pennsylvania
avenue from thaa estate Of Angelo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
Big Biplane Is
Badly Damaged In
F creed Landing

+aT-snnrn, n 6. July BADLY darn
agec while making eu-csn landing
sE-.- -hiH rnu-,rg. ne Eandlsv-Page
nipiRne winch EI2-tse e-nm Ea-nrr
z-zct X r. Tor nineuia. X. 2 yes
-srua- under command ~ Vice Ad-
-r1t-a- Mark Kerr E1ond m he- nuse II
ne cage n4 Lns @s--Hpuro -ace track
1rIE-c. 1nraaAnls q -ssumtng her
1lEn- The huge nurroe- c-uisen back
m tu--h over the cown t-nn 4 Ii
lnril aErb-aAk ne1n-e GINNING dpwn cu-
ne purpose nt making nsceRHE-v -epHtrs
q ne- snglAe. Eer piipr rrteo 70 effect
landing III the RACE rack, Dut the
machine ovs-an he rack. s--uck =
wire tsncs punEruring q IRE gne crash
- mn e --s4- The impact with the
ss Erond -ne machine nn END. wrencn-
-rE Of wi1ee.. wrecking ths piInr MOUSE
M ElighIlv damaging nsr rlgnT wing
A6ml=E- KsrT ann HE crew of -hree
v-eTs aHRizeH, nut nuns WIS serisualp
= uT+C
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Manrrax. aarvaces @ur Lae la1s
-Gmas ?. -hnmpsnn wers cnnruc-sc
suaaEy morning n a-Sb --um rns
yard cf hIs nrfue IN Wlurer af-seL
u accnr6snce win rns visnss rf rns
dseasses. FlEss ware used ascur ths
rss1ssr rnar be-e rae rsmzlnE cf -ns
assG gezaszE, wae had eazireG .
e,EpiAy af rhs HEClaEal cEinrk. Flcw-
erE Weze 1aaB iRlE an La4 ckEEei.
Fhs haaH fz1rElEiaEG maElr az ne haz
aaEsnsa. ana LAs rue srasSs WITH
1sniEr hs was afhiiEse6. Ens & n z.
zna Ens Goa FsiigWE, sRnnuCIea
-fassr r1IilzlIs1lc neTemnnieE- Rev
Il. !. NICHOLS. Lae Methodist clsrgy-
man, sffcIazea. MsmaErs of tas
EsbekaaE. af winch the lGHs Mrs.
TRnMpsan Tas q mEmnEr. ware asa
n aI1sndance. The ooGy was 7akan
Ia Bingham tsr burial gae unusual
~rinT af se-vIcs attracted quite .
caaasurBe af psDpls.
Msss Martha c Stewart, 6 = =,
z vls,r uf about rwo weeks -nsFs
a, le4t Saturday tor 5nsLon. ans
after ssseuz Ews 1Eeeks There WILL
asHunue hxr journey Es LRs nums a
nsr parsnIs, ErHf ana AE1. - "a
Steward II East -AnEing. Mlen-
The fanlv 10rRsrty lived asTe. Fuaf-
StsEzra nsW heiHE 4 mEnaeT al Ire
aaeuirE Of tina Michigan CAIeEe Fl
Aeraculrnre MiEs Steward viii En-
ssr Tha1 tnsraHurisR Iais tai 10 puE-
sue q csurae II dumssrc sclencs.
Memsrizl servines for rhe lArs
E-rry Eunnzrd were hsi6 t-um tas
hume u aiE sun. Harry 5. EunnH-a-
s5 Main sr-ser. SATURDAY fnrsacnn II
II o'clack- Rer. o L Tracy. Fh-G-,
cunrurtsd the serv1ces with 7 Q.
Lurr Directing the funeral aFTAnee-
nezrK- 1hers wsre sane VERY hEnd-
sume hgUers. The deceEsed haE seEn
q lieslnHs raainsnt ef Canaan uHEaf
seu1u azys befnrs 1is death ana caa-
seauenEsy rhe raznKlnE wer1 tAsea 70
rhEr scWn Ear burikl The paa heR--
GRE ware H. p. MaEr1s. William H2f-
yts snd Rachzrr Ear-iE. Hi at GEn-
ann. and r q Fu-bzr. fnrneziy 1t
cxnaxn but nrw rf sRcwhnsz1.
Annng TIM peupie frua zway pre-
auut ar rhe shaBduleE ware MIS-
Kate EirnI af West R1xsury, .
daughrer cf Ene dsnsaasE.
Js1ss purlgin Of the LalEewo1r
stprk c.. IL eufzrfzlning Q party II
fr1snds &run View Tsrk II rhe sheP-
her6 c1fraSe vteEs he 10 summer-
ing Auz1ns TN stzy a the sfrck
caMpaMy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
NORTH ANSON

M-. and Mrs 5er- 5a--a1 are -ns
-z--en-s of q 1b-pnEnd baby gIri purr
a1urdav msrniag. July 8
FRIENDS viii regret Ie learn that
\ lcnnia7 Murphy sus-A4nsd z silght
nick Tru-Etfav last
unaral ssrT-iuas 1ar -he ftmunrAs-
~ daughter af Mir and Mrs Prank
a1ne VIM aIEs Friday will hs heia
Is MnnGsT afternoon a. : 'cir-k
mere Ii oae sliErivlng enilG. a hey
: HnfsEE~IBuaE pEpfr has been
asshfaa L. ai9fa zn aEnsurz Bu1hcleEE
E have -hs ERASE II Sunset cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Accurc1ng ID the Commissioner u
Funiic markets = New York the
cast Of Ire % Tia manufactures of
ARTIFICIAL II .-m Raa % Is csuu q
cake Of 500 pounds depending upun
tns efficiency II his plant lie sells
q SoD-pnund cake tnr 75 csns-n- q
ceurs q nUnt-rd-to q ceIlA- dsaler-
The ceIlRr dealer sells Il 1or = cake.
" eur 30 CENTS par hundred POUNDS.
making LOB per cant profit. some N
The ceIlR- ICE men sell as nAzy an Sol
cAkes par weak. masxlnE = pruft nf
s75b par week. The only overhead
cnarEes -aey have are me reni tn-
tina cAIiz-. e - sl1 q mnrrar and crsf
Of rne hn-se ann wagon.
H-ur. 20 - 81 a -naurh. Or. Cay
suEsesrs that Lns 1En41nrS II apart
merit houses with 70 or mnre families
cnuil sell rns Ice Ear as een1s per
aunaree pounds ano Still MAKE snrne-
thing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
SIDNEY

veE- n ar eu-irsiE new w. 8erner-
PnilhriEk kindlg gaHe Ene uHs nf MS
large and shAaE maid. There were hal
games Burn N rns tarenpun ant ae-sE-
nssh ssfw.en rhe Single Men and Mar
rlsd Men. The Married Men were beaf-
en- II Bstn gamHE- -hsrs were 16a par
saAE present q E1fmsar aeIng t-um sut
af rUwn- The peupis were nIghsy pisas-
ed tB ses EhRries Eills, JiIE1 arrived
trem over tnere. zad g-esIsa hlM
WITH cHesrs And ktaxseH6. Ece cream
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

eGrvnsgs- c-,snns a. ras nrida VIII
.rlsrsE-sl ID laE-n TIM, rae Snx--nOe
2.s4 -aey Hurler -Eyinr ot -nss rcW1
! -@-nI holman FnE wa6 snieznn1zec
J F~iasv .ssr g. rss 1nrmnrs. slxn-
suaa u En1. an6 &-H- , T 1azns
-as ssn&s-icank rsuur IN Elipxa1.
p E.a2sy wAxs,sy sMclzzs6 sad =
y E2eE-s we-s praEen- sursans &c fhs
-1--,"es ne weddtag decnr9-lans ia
2aso 1t 2sluna- cnlnrs N pasaalAE
-1Ise-4ec--- = lunch WIS ssruaG af1-
-ns 1s-e-urv NJ anr E-E. Eral
-r-4se wasre -neir marriage wxs
@a----=e III vii -esine a. 7E We-a-
ae,t a7sezue. GE--pra. Ct after
Au 2" e me daughter OF
ak Ii e X TaElur o. SkSv-
esaE sHs aEennss sheWhsExn RIgn
ase III --anEz1eG 4rsE EeIpr CAR
= Il Snt Was active m ". e
VIZ = -oIleEF anr Il . mEnbeF 81
1e..a -=.-a Delta ssrur1rv 81 CDi-
aI--Es 1iat a.E1 wsa- altar her Ezzn-
e'-sf c-9G @c51r E9af Eas principal
aes-Ebs- H1EE gErDni a-d Curing
aAs EsA- G2. sesI a thK nsaS al
--s,-aE dsHS-rmsu1 II tas Wine
p AK 5c1sol a. WiII.nEulc- Tt
Fra 4 -ns .zsuEEAr son Hf Mr.
&z Z EFa7 5f EtlE11R- Altar
sAst!EE alB course II the EgnenlE af
EsLs's t1wn ne wsx aeazs IN NeE
-s-nr 1nf -ns Cauis Mznu1aCrurinE
5n- ss-en weaE M Przx was
aacsT Il LIE EnItes 5taxeE EeaaE4
sz1 4 Tacoma. Wn- 4 ifr1le ever
a. asr ne Eszsned ms PsBtrign N
4sl@-a. service Ii accept a. 9fhce
As Er1ss arIEHn I'll WsetheyEheia. e.
"at Hur7ns Jne nzEf mesr EnAx ne
III a-fue bsSzme acuuRin1eG-
enie' s'sdulng WEI Rnlsmnszna SEl-
eAS epezlng al anBuf esiack ef fane
T n ana Ark- Ee1nse g Bur
WHEEL ErE. SurtsT's sasznr. Seilis
SsF -u-nsr'F af Ns1zh wz-sr4arn.
Fraee Ip william " PsFiss af
I. AAss Rs- GaszUe NHyx1zR
|. -e as[aanv EaFusr cnurrn amciza~
i -ae EIngis riHg seranE. Tn
va A1cirAe In sE xrraarrlre Asan-
so"E The rnunie Wil Azzize
Aene n Hxwerniu. vhzre rhe
u enpievee sv 0 ahnA cnneeRn
VII leave tar tnst c1sv shsur
NJ amt Nx. AuzHsr1 -
=, Hr"eo nsn frum Arnnrn. smG
ze- ID eMpiryse NJ she Asm-
EAsf tactrr. 1hsy seHupy m
nh' in the Wsna nsusa. lE Msd-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

We say of painting tha1 he ''per-
spsEIIm" Is gnaa=mezRlRg tna1 We
CHI SEE far ahsaa, esEaHs the apBa- =
enI background 20 imagined bsauL rs
Efiu fu,-ner II Enf alBrAnrs- Man 2
peeple have mi -hIB perspective
JHsy $50 aHiE the peeeisE and arlA4-
low Eaasr II the tarEgrnuRa ana,
Efsppe6 ze aabbis thsir tas1 n The
nrs5 pleasant 1HvItA1IaE Es akss ana
caelnsss, rnfv inss tns cal and lure
If the deer ssnis and tareszs fartAsr
On. content 70 FEY a. The halfway
mouse euaE asrEeIElnE thai Lnsy unee
rals z FAINT 4zaElBH af castles NJ az
anmHiiHameRt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Taylor. a well known eR-mw II rnas
cummuN-y
L Is esr-ma1sd -1ar 4DBD penpis
were FL Lakewood during the Gay r.
the Fourth ABOUT 15Bn psupls II.
rsndec the theatre performances
both R@tsrupun ant even.cs
William Clnuga ot Portland 1s VIE
1-ng ais ,6augnner, Mrs. W 3 s-.nca
deld at Cor-- street
Duncan Eau has bean en3rr-ns q
snu-- vlHlt Il his hume n ecwn
M-. Enn Mrs N = Fouler ant
AiKB FinrEncs Fonie- zno Nj aat
M-g. a. K Burle- wers among -ns
out-cf-Erwn plCr1csrs CT The 9Th
They nDrn-e6 . location sumewhz.
aouve Philips, WHARF they er1rs'e6
tas1c lunch.
NaJur J. ". Eiurt wzs II hnme u
v1sic his family rns lA--er par1 nf -he
week s-uM Bns1nn-
MIR znd Mrs @. =. Widder are en-
re---zining ~ Eotel Gxfcrs fnr a ..w
dzys Nr ana Mrs. r 6. Wnperur Of
P1r-snurg, Pa They returned Fri
cay HlgnI tran 3 trip 70 Pleasant
Pond. This wseek an Wednesday, Mr
WiadsrE brother. Paul wtader and
family 6f Arlington. Mass. viii ar
rive ry au1p ID pass a few days IN
EkDWnsEau.
Few. :. z. McEInlnev Of the Coz
grsga-lDna4 church ufaCla-ed II rns
fuasra- o. Warren W SpDtord III =
O'clock Saturday afternoon. The
SERVICES we're held from the home of
sne-Rs-a q nlis LRls slde af Hinckisy
IllAsE. The rema-ns were Irterpea
n the PRATT csmslAry ii Eunrnz.
geerEe Emsrsan af Summsr street
II MS 7RLs Hsar, nniGs quite -eears
fpr making shovel handles Acenrl-
nE 70 MS rsckHEIlgs ne nas MADE
1hBur FwsHTT--aur dazEE covering
about - years Ems. Es Eeca-is tnE
naRlnE 6f enc lor Of handles Ear
4EG.EA E-ywe-, Lnsn living near
ErUwn's EurnHr u Canaan. nut ROW
ot SEswnssaL, which ware Iu-ue6 Bl.g
a. tns shsps5 tactsry II ST AlaaA.
and cut af The 5bG dnzsH. three hap-
dles cid moi NJ the machines and
were brought hack One winter win
rhs nsip NJ feur men ne sent 10 tina
LewIstHn tacrnFv e.gnr eET seaaE. a3tf
dnzen, buying some. bun anne tram
rnEz wsntsf ne has workea alsne, suy-
lng Lne Mesf OF Lhe EIIaE an zne
FsfIurp. rhs business End prime has
EtsHaily incrsREeG NJ. Emerssn In
eHHfszAFaaEaRg suIse ssriouEiy q rz1p
% California another rR1.
Mr. ana MS. -arnznringe and child
uf Bererss. Mast. are guests " M-.
anu M-x. J. 4 Jeak,nE znc family.
the rwe ladies' ssl1g slgterB Mrs.
Tannahr1aEe VIII remain eer snme
time with the Jenkins, wnc zse aa
the laike.
C. g. Etersnn, ". r. rrezner NM
J. ]. Dearhurn. memners m TIM
STATE board nf xzseaEurs. vii v1zif
snmsrsef crunry during tina present
month. Thsy VIII Dr. III Pi.szAel6 an
rhs 18th: II tns Court HOUSE IN
ShgwheEan CT rne 18th and Il the
aaseasurs' rfins ID Bingham cn rne
I7th. -he ZIP iB Mads re enanls rhHn
70 msiEs Juaf seuslIxarlnr of thu
tsxAtie prrpe-ry II the crunry and
70 tHveslEa1s charges nf cuurna3-
meur of property tror rzxHraun ~
underwaluHranr and nt fixture % as-
Seas pruperIy liAnie 10 Iaxzrinn
0ue uf tine nnzt er1rgRnae reun,nnS nf
rns anssnn nccurrsd en July II rhe
hnms NJ Mr- and N-z- ?. q Wis IN
xsrisnr- tina nccssann nssag . szxnsr-
1nE Uf tn viiss family Thrsy-nm
wGs uzas~ut and TIM husH sna~snpA
vs1 Dnz- nnzpit4his saa sr1u1xtsa
rhnir ~iafrnrz- Ths HzRnar - .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
BENTON

EA--Mz. 5erreu Marin u wsnslcv
was guest F-1rzy O. her nurher, A-g
z - Wa-ier
III and Mrs Ira -ihry - Entity cal.
sd cr Nz-h Paul Frlday
NiRs Eussey q Aihlur rzznad wsdnes.
day z. me home u Thomas German
E-R- :. a Walker Was N Fslrnsis
-hu-sdR-
Clarence whirren ana Flrrsnre Gar
MAr were II AIiainn Thursday m pnsi.
neRs
garden fnr the first Tine June 3
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
The Ine Journal Want Ads Sell Goods for You Every Day in the Week
No Blue Monday

fr you-no lack Of business tomorrow WIEN
yoE know how to reach al people u CenraII
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again the following day and 50 un
Whatever 1zg be your need fur t1nnrrcw you
nay have the same taken care of On short no
tcs by reiephoning briEf, crisp Want Ad n
The Journa-'phnne LBS right nDw and order
same to appear n Mnnday's Journal
The Jou-aal gets results for rs advertisers On
M1ndzy-al days are good advertising da7s
with The journal.
Telephnne 135 and ask for Want Ad Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

Y sRs Or rWe discoveries winch
have been nRde during the last
twelve month"; dersiop aiHng poEsl-
HE lines, we ougn1 70 SEE some inte--.
esting faEhisB nu1es Ii q few years
time Fancy taking uT q narmicg
paper ane reading q s9Elsry para
grzph to the effeef rHH1 Lazy Y
ie8ikee Erey-T cflic Ia q Eailar mAas ces
Eurae af hne-Epun woee, with ssu-
milk blouse trimmed with very
da1rry veHsf buttons.
TIVE eelshra.ed French scienrIE1s
recsHHlv exninited Esls nf unasr gar
merts made euEraly TnssariEl znn
surtsns alikR. trnn ssur u1Ik. These
mRn faund znz1 wnsr they pressed
rns crr-as and aried them II me Spsn
air they had le-- a gray, pu--E IKE
substance.
This rns~ -raE1s6 with aceruine, a
chemical distilled from wood. WIN
the result ChKt they obtained 0wof
new autssrandnE. one q hE-s lHrEs-iai
f-crr whicn they eur1d cu- nurruns-
ana se an, ana the ef.tas- sufr ma
re-tat winch hey nrulc draw OUT into
Npe silky -nrsads- The waHr1ng ncl
-nese rnrssds iutp so1- 1ahr1c wasi
a. simple mafInr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

mpwee and TIM fence Datn1ss- -hIs
paper NAV Se tuun6 a1 the auErufics
u charge uf Mrs. Flora Du-E1n. u
wnum should be gwen -hs credit If
this worthy mcvsmsrt. The re-
sponseE 70 the assessments winch
have been Eerr OUT &C lot owners
have been inadequate 70 ca--y IN the
v'nrk II ksspinE the csmers-y mowen
and u rnpd repair
". J 2znd AMI his rwc surs have
been riEiclng n Snu1npu-t during tne
2AsT week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

I -he unique timber nf Irksy and
q few vtiner lurn 3rles-rae nua. herH-
grained. cumpan1 bGxwnnG % zsuch
rr1zed fur enE-avlngs rules etc. Is
now 70 sca-c- rnEr the fHreEr
rra1urrs lapnr-nrnry IA wlannusan ID
seaar,ng ArnsrarE1 Euhsrzrutek. cn1y
I'm Flrzaas prxwou1 and ths wzhpo
10 ArsEarEss and u<her parts or rns
arurh aprruarh nsnrsE- Ornnr hzr6-
wuuds suitAbis fnr nurne &c rhe
rrzrssr nszs tnrindins nnstir. rnrrh-
wnn1. wrrch hHzzl nrk rhrau1en-
sdrnn. mountain u xaHrunrnla
md yzlluw hurzrEva 8 3 -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07
GlI!f7:IN3l33hI

Bought II any cpndt1i1n. EIEhes1 pr1ces4
pRiu fuT ol1 gold silver and Platinum Z
Mail ID American Tooth Co. a. Waah-
ingIon ST.. 6nsrun. opp- Elenek I
lraky&.m-~&trLsUw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-07

-his Is the aHcnnd assumption ~ -,
RIaHT since II WAS ufinIRIlv an
Rsungsd tnzt the Allies pursaEsd ID
pace an trial Tsal1rical and military
leaders sf Germany Ear causing tbs.
Eas ana fur vihia1lunE af rhs rt1lAs az
warfare
Br. Fhsenald vun BsrhmEnH- HeIlwes-i
fsr7Her German efEnreIiur. VIM hsid.
sffins al Ihe beginning Of the wa-, had
nssu,sualy announced ne waK Ssgpan-i
sihie fur the officials ACTS ~ the en-
rarer.