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Evening journal., 1919-07-09

on Seventh ST.. west OF Orange. a
well-bullt store and dwelling contain
ing a rooms, back porch, bath. and
heater. In excellent condition. and In a
woll-established business section. This
property could be utilized for almost
any kind OF business. Possession In 9
months.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09

Two-story brick, semi-detached, 7
rooms, hot water heat. gas and electric
lighting. modern plumbing. over Wash
ingtOn Street Bridge.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09

On Broome St, near Fourth, Just
completed by the builder. A well built
.3-story brick. 10 rooms and bath, hot
water heater. equipped throughout with
both gas and electric lighting, spacious
porch. hardwood floor I'm livingroom
and diningroom Lot 20Xi0, in a de-
slrable location. Workmanship and
material that entered into the copstruc
ton Of this dwelling cannot be sur
passed in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09
WE HAVE A LARGE
LIST OF BUYERS
WHO ARE ANXIOUS
Toby YOUR PROP
ERTY RIGHT NOW
IF YOU HAVE REAL
ESTATE TO SELL.
LIS T | T w | T H
GOVAT0S. S.ANDSELL
1T TODAY.
FOR SALE

on Franklin ST.. near Fifth, 2-stcr,
brick, rooms and bath. IN good condi-
ton Lot i3 H. ia. by ~ II. Price
reasonable
Evening journal., 1919-07-09

Three dwellings on Harrison ST.. just
south Of Lancaster avenue. Two-story
brick, six rooms and bath. Possession
30 days.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09

An automobile or truck will be sold
with good profit through the Want Ads
OF this paper.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09

on Sixth St, In the 800 block. A
highly desirable 7 room bfick dwelling
Front and rear porchcs with splendid
bath room furnished with up-to-dat'
plumbing. Lot i5iixI5. Terms easy.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09
Immediate Possession

5G3 W. 2sth St.. rooms, bath. three
porches. hot water heat, pantry an
ideal home.
1f2 Delamore Place. z rooms and bath.
S3f Kirkwood ST.. 3 rooms, bath ana
store
fn7 " 85th St, Q rooms bath and porch.
3JOf Market St., rooms, bath, porch uuu
steam heat.
effi Madison 81. r, II. T. ", gatase.
EfC-1c n CLAYTON ST. rooms. bath,
porch aud hot water heat, an up-to-
fbe-minuto home az n right price.
1855 Chestnut ST., o rooms. bath, porch ahu
heater: spacc for garage.
7oa4 s. Franklin St. rooms, bath, porch
and heater.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09

Dressmakers and seamstresses Will
find the Want Ads a reliable business
guide.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09
REAL rsrATE-Fon SALE
For Sale

W. SIXTH ST, NEAR BRooMn.
rooms. bath 2 porches, hot water
heater. gas and electric; possession
SHALLCROSS AVE. NEAR FRANhLiN.
rooms. bath. two porches, hot water
heat. possession.
LINCOLN ST, NEAR GILPiN AVE
rooms. bath. porch hot water neat
Immediate possession. Price $500.
go y. LINCOLN ST.
z rooms bath. two porches, hot water
heat. laundry, possession In 80 days
427 +. THIRD ST.
Z rooms. bath, severed. Rents Tor -
Price $500.
Evening journal., 1919-07-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

xxTANTFD - AN UNFUBNIS ii y
w apartment three or four rooms. west
side preferred. no children; references.
Address W-fO. Evening Journal Office.
fvS-3f.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
NORTH ANSON

-.
So. -
.-,..
- -. -.
II, -. --.!1 -.,s-
=
S-. -
ne -n7atfzs si-1a --oh y 1acA II
proved = olr -o"h mere A7e nn Ae~
Eases ana near q! ne l'enp'e "Ao are
naw suffering -n y are IMPROVING
1Fe'.-'-ns VII g a. Is asha- from
~" oh : r. = y ao aAAR@,
nm 97-l : -'nn'
M nsnrlsan, rasLor o me Met,o
dis, church WIS n lewiston saturtia-
= attendance lpun a minister's meal
-n-
IL Savage ne ropu.a- operator uf
ne Farmers Telephone Is u&cn a. alz
DOS HE sIa--ons extend : g.aa greet
.ng-
THE Woman Assoca ion If ne -3n-
g-rsaDG1A. -nurca held rs G-sr NEE,
.nE 1f tne new rea- ~ ne nome a3
Mrs ? " Sunke- on Wednesday as--
ernpor. -here was an interesting prs
g-a.n presented consisting nj q nGinor-
Gus -anGirr Br L.ss -aa-r Porter a
aa--lorir snns and encore NJ M-.
E4n2 -ho--le Mrs.. -ho--e was acco!--
panied ny her sisra-. Ms aa--,a.r
-wenrv-one member. w4-e 7-sse-7-
and 4 2Ieasaa, afternoon was sp=..-
Ee..-5.s,.. .le-,-S ve-e se-rad * .as. nos
ess The nff1ce-s of ghis o-Eax u r.crl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
THOMAS MOTT OSBORNE
COMING TO CITY HALL

.raat- he peo7ie II Augusta a..
beginning . ask .9- clcEeLs Sc -aE-
,.ev IA a.-and ne big 0ee.-n. a.
he C;ry Ia. n SUNDAY evening, FEB.
Is. wren Lieutenant Commander
rhQ-nas MOI. Csoo:ne NJ speak II
der ne aaspices Of me A1gasta
: -r.va-sa4.s- Assoc.atas-
-he supply Of .aese tlcke.s s --C:;-
.d. those wr0 ar.SrdeG ne forum
meeting Sunday evening Z. tce a N
-n-ou sr-s-et L1iva-sa.ls- church escn
-ace!vad one. Seats VII oe reserved
for -:ckaI holders M! ---a A@-er
ia. nuu- the doors vii ne thrown
omen 10 al a-iila.
n immense amount = .--aras- 1as
hee- created over ne coming # -leu-
tenant Canna14e- Osoo-2e. Ea vii
so.ag on "r-,siure-s CT WH- sac
Feace. -arner.v warden Z. sing
Si-c. ana curing -he va- = command
II rha nava. PRISON AZ '1r--s,nou,-l.
me s-2erlerces nat Lieutenant Com
-uarle- Osborne VII -eials VIII be
10. 3-7~ interesting but. vallabls fer
ne lessons 1-aw1 AdD.sslc 70 -he
}eC--ra VII be t-es. but q collection
VI! oe -ahen and all money renewed
7va- ard above -Ac ac.ual exoenses
VII De gen . ne augusta General
Eospl-aa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
PROBATE court

The following business was trans
act aa Monday u the regular stsElon
u t.le probate ccJ.1-
" Is proved. approved AID allow &C
-Ot Ee-"ert c. Griffith. .aIe Of An
Eus1a, INA I nth If Augusta,
sxecur-i1 d Ma-..6a a Pit-naa. 1afe
af Augusta. x 4l-.a-11 Z F,rnaa at AL
-lsLa eZ5na-or- II A1bie NJ Gilman.
late Of Mani reslsr Helen a Wins
low Of Manchester, eZecu,-,y: a1 So
~ah a LfaToeu, iGte II Clinton. WI
lls u Nashburr, aduinls--a.a VIII
VII annexed 81 John II Jewel, .a-e
# C,lu,an. Florence NJ. Jswal u
.rl-aI N. n1ecut-I
AafnIn- straTlprs g-auT-- T--{i-iof -ae
estate II A-labeL ConE la-s II y as
sal bpra, Gert-uGe ! Wa4G-or u Vas
sRIbur0 aGnIn-EI.'arrl1; Of he es-
-ate Il Ida Ma Gi.lev NE Of Ben
-or. EdCa- A. .5Iley If BENIGN. az
n.nlst-a- -or; Of 1as as1A.e Of John
Hubbard, iars ri EauoweII John
Tzut,narc at New ! 3rk. y. 2. admin
.s1ra.or de b0r.s acr. Of rle esta..
Of Geurre = Barnard. late o. Siace-
F-21h = Barnard Of Sidney, admins
--arrr
Conser-ator appoi,.ed-.7f PhebA
Am Williams II w a-'y--l@ George
r Williams II Natarvllle conserve
tGr
Accounts a.iowed-First ana faa-
account at Frederick :. -Cat- sxecU-
.,i- q TIE WI # Nathaniel :. EnE.-v
iaie II " eterv1lle d-s5 and fna. ar
count Ct John II upba-c. aEacu-cr y;
ne VII If Thomas Il Hubbard. 4h-s
Of New ORR. first ana +.na- accouC-
Of -aornas Il Hubbard, adn--1-sI.a
ror of ne estate Of John 1utna---.
,ats = Ealloweli. Had " John Hut
aa-.. frs. and Eaa. 2ccoUnr Of John
E1ua3er1 admin ls;ra-or &c 0urls nor
n ne estate If John Hubbard. la!-
# Ela-lowai. ina. accoUa- + Leorge
II. S1n.-a admin ;sT-ate'- Il ne -
ra-e af A--r.a Ia Smith. 4--a o.
Ls-cahelc.
In~en-cr'es fled, the "sTa+@s 2
.-a-res Baker la-a II TH ----'''r, ..'t1s =.
= Eahsr. a. + W.n-nroE1-
Widow allowance g-'anis-t3--1
Edita ". Geu.1 widow q benja1l--
--Hui1, r Fa-,nlngaale-
pao.-g 1,t-5 4o- -rtice-Titl arc
r,eta- an Tor nropate -ht-eaf Of 5on1
-1s7..- --a i ZTln4.o or; psr-rlcT.
e7i -..a.-1.ar IL MErg:e z Du1t9n at
T:-..I9 N: np.-14c1 1ar a6TT7, 7,n-stfatltr
or, e-4 estatc If John a Lang az
L U--..--v 7e---IA - a1o7t-cr
at Eeat,-ics NJ len q L'c1iieic
t...-71sen for 44sf-,;7L:lc- o tae --sta-=
o. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

--Au,rza conditions a-e so-ewHat
improved, hu- nor considered Eat4 -3r
: rs opening 1f places Of soc,a ai.irv 1-
ne SERVICES n church ar SCI. Jci -he
scaot IS Will probably not open until
ne zc-+nE r,,ne II opening and tNen
.ha- tt--- VII ne extended sufficient
s. . meet .ae demands u ne school
vear
M:sy Gladys EaTmor. wao has been
employed IL teacher Of Domestic
Science II cur SCHOOLS for SOM time
mas resigned Ter position 10 accept
one n lie Industrial School tor Girls
= Eall-vcii. Miss Earnor VII 5e
s+canf superintendent IF iris 5-ancA.
u wark . that institution. Fer many
trends here -sE-t. her going. bu. ars
slnd Of her sucress = procuring his
responsible posit1cr.
Miss Rutv Willis. a -eacae- Il tne
academy. as.s roue q ner aorne N
Matas,-ea-n curing ne -acess.
Ms. Jana Parsons mas been su1es-
.nr rom a ba6 ATTACK Of .arsilitis-
Ms Parsons Is On. Of -r- rouaE cid
ladies'" and we rer-ef her linesk she
4r improving at L1is time and we
trust VII soon DE- n her asnal goe1
neAit..
The -.ln-i~rs 0f Arthur Push ~ this
-owl ar still much alarmed Is .
he Whereabouts OF this -oung nan.
vim aas Dem serving h;s country n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11


= ~ -..rt-e s1a -aelr -ET----iss. p 80
: -a--u9-. ne orhcers V+re -hs-l-ie---
The -aE1ia- NEE .nE u Aoa = e'tl-''
---r:-l -:1I7 7tE- n --e -'a1ss-t=fs = --is
Acc1e-1c2n 1-eroIulon - at aein fl7-
a. atter-2oun. F. T. al ne meme O.
a--- --- roplnson MS = ms meet
~ Yen -1e a1H,1a- anes Ar= = y
32-d Rnu 1or n e.s-I.oh . delrsa'-
= -he -1n -centa! convention % oe hel
Il Tasi-4rg-r'n A-r-, Y a7c aiso 10Y ne
eltr--11 n dFiec1, es -nr -ls ~~a's coh-
ve---7n to ae asid r Hahsor Ma
t nc y
-Ie -o11-- FED -oss Tlshes 70 1rss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
kENNEbEC CO. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

he 15IluN -E re-. esiate r,EasisrH
awe 4een -scprded during the pAs-
Hesh 4. me Aerneoec county regsrg
9f 3eeiis
AlSus1a-w Liam u straw % BEad-
burr T. Shaw land Blrlalgt MARI.
e Mr. 4 chase. land and oniding
on EI1dse Ht-eet-
S-nrun-El.no- Elut 1anes ot Nor
VA dev.see under ~. Of Flpren x
= =4u- t1 E@- : BRADBURY II
Fa 5-aela, land
-tlel+ea-Jrhr 7 v~-aa II A1E1sta
q r-a-ces ? 5 Gs-.n If Augusta, .a-a
ana tC.iatrEr
Ea--..-.e--E.len Mr. Mc-unald o+
Fam :Sea-- q Nz-al-.la- X -ls-2e-
ot 1a--.rer two -a~.els ot Ianc -.
1Ul1.-gs u Wa-=r street: william =.
R.nes 10 Ted r --.+..on as was- car
l.ner and and .G.inl-Es N Na:a-
s.sse.. Everet- Ei:nardaon of 7o~l.41
q -,-=sc -veG ana -1ez Il. 2ead
q. -ar4lre- -wo 14--4.s If ara III
Ign =olbr-- street Ea--r @ Fe.er-
son q Eeurgs : -.a~g aad E.as. =
C.a-t1. 1Aa4 an buildings IL h-2gs-
bury s-rett Edw-,a :. --hur1s ot Al
---1sL.. Q E--urgt 4 = 4aE-on o1 Gar
1.aer .Aac ana ~. d.ags On -t:-rcl
s:-sE-t s4raa z G-a-as uf I.a-loIqr
- Gardner EeA. L..a.a A5s4r4 u 4ol,
-aaG on MIN ave1l .le.
-tcn14e.a-N -4.4Grn = Ecrinson and
N@..v 4 F.cmrsau II -l.nt- II -
,..-.e Z -tt-41eld ~ Farm. gc.--=. a..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

--ees- The Thira and FUurtl, deG-ees
XII ae conferred saturday, Fer. -
al 2l-day session. The Grange voaao
II invite Laa aexTee sLaE af Eeadaeie
Grange - Go the work. The Farm
Bureau viii ho,c their annual mee.
ing al the Grange nall, Fen. l., q,
$40 A Il The speciAl lepic viii be
fertilizers Miss Heien Lyman.
Home Economics worker far the Co.
lers Of Agriculture. VII De present
~ meet ne women and discuss sub
]ecis Of much iatarasi 20 them. Eas-
Ke. dinner Everybody cordially n
v-tr-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

TIE -1errurv has not touched GER
-hus far during the month of Feflr-l-
a-v. bur the mornings ~nr ne pasi
few days nave been wltaln Z few de-
--ees Of the cfpher Yesterday morn
ing the local thermometers -eysfs-ed
rom elEhr % Ter above zero and
wind whicn sprung II sou1 after
0 clock helpe1 III. II making ne GRE
noon one II ne coid ones for ne
month
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
log Driving Companies % Meet,
Fec g.
-ha ner hers II ne z Hsrr.rtnr or-

Driving Ca. ana of the Moose Rive
-ac DRIVING - W, .iCld -1e.- aanuai
meetings. :, tt3e augusta House on
-aesdAy, Fen. Is. -9-a. -ae ,ar-ne- q,
% -!Ocg = ID, md ne .a.-ar q.
-1.Se to- ne following named 7L--
poses. 70 choose n moderator =
near rre reper- of The treasurer anu
= AXE -uc., acton - nav De
,:luu-:l; proper; y choose officers
eor ne ensuing vea-: . -ake such
measures .or d-,v-ag -Ae lc-s he en-
SUING vea-. and - -:--aa suca sum OF
Sums IF money for Lha: purpose as
rrav t,e deA.led necessary. % acI
upon any erher business that may
legally cofa.a before them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Mrs j. z Johnson ef 81 Nur-h
st-1et 2lacs WIS pieasa-tiv surrr,sed
SATURDAY ov 2 parry u 1e,Ehoo-s aid
f-iands L: honor of her sHtii eir- hdav
She vas wei t'aznen nered By gi-s
ards aoC a aI-- aGar cake
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

The third Legislative assembly u
the se-,as winch IS being E-sr mis-
winter. VIII come Of mex. -hu-soav :
evening, Fen. g. 4: ne AGrls,a
House. ana nose paopie wno werH =
atianaance al the ether rwe are ioas
ing forward 10 the lsua! good time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Chester Fu..er Is having ne Inferior
If -ls stare decorated. The ceiling
anG walls ara being p2-o-ad and he
piaca. waen the work Is conoie,s.d
WI present very attractive appear
Ancs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
WHEN 4 FAMILY
NEEDS A FRIEND
Il, tAs Ascence 81 Doctor. Nco. Gone
- War, After Influenza. tf.e Grip

ThaEs wtnderf allv asefa necy. -1fez
t1oeG SarsH .,ar'..la Pept1ron a7a
t7oods E-lls--c1rlTai sing tne new tn
blI4lI ail family --Ea.nEDt-a-s FE---. :.
= '3-nTDenueG.
= aiken --gG-A-i-. 7oads Sh-sa "a
Ia before Tnes Is Peptiro-. after -nea.F.
.nu Eoal g Pills ai nIgrI as T.es-dr,
,-4sT are -'aAssnADiT sure 20 keep a
family II nsElrn and prove II De g
IaaiA aod alwR-s READY Hr1snas The
purify the blood build Up sireGC-a IN
regulate me sEsTam-
E1e- a.. or any me, as YOU -al-2 T0-
NEED. rom rUur druggist oGA- ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
STATE -cusE 5cWLEEs
Utilities Team Takes Al -our Tei-ti
ram Bryce Team

he -t.lines -ean TOOK g.. tou-.
points .-1n t-,a Bridge bCwiers Il 4
na:cn cf the state House bowling
learue -oIiee Saturday evening I:
ne Y r. : a a-levs Davis was
hlrr nan for ne winning ,ea-n. The
result
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Ernest EaEkall- -a6io operator n
me {. : Nary, wao aas Deer passing
a -o-1ayE tu-lougn Win relatives
has returned 10 Norfolk. Va vhere
ne Is Stationed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

DR. 9. F. Campbell ief- N Tram
l0c al =-os P M Acnday Or -leve-
land, ONO, called by lhe .--ness of
Mrs. CanpbelTs brother. :5en-v ia
louA. WHO is ii with pnel-1p-4a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

MsE Alice Ladd II Fairfield re-
rurned sund2v afternoon II ner nome
after visiting n this clfy AS me
gaes, # her Uncle, Wallace :. Ladd
- Stale street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Among rhs business callers a. Mon
days session Of ne p-obata oou-.
were George N Earle If L.t-nhei5
Frank a Barra-i # SIDNEY MAJ
III Ela.sdeI Il Wa.srv-Iie ana
James Libby 4 Unity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Mrs John Il. Miller 7ec=ived
telegram Monday morning, stating
tan: her son. Frt. Gearse "a Fox mad
arrived safely n Virginia. t-orn ever
seas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

4 party u FIVE Young ladies ve-s
visitnrs over Sunday Of Mrs. Fed
Brow, a, her home N North Man
chester The pRr-v consisted n The
Ii sses car-1s Eichar1s, Haze, -ay-
inr. Alice Taylor, Ellen Taylor and
SaunA Medina. They mixed t-am
Manchester m North Manchester. 4
11..aace II about four mics
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

-,tc Ladies Circle u LIE Winsar1r
stree BAPTIST church WI -nesi cnis
Tuesday afternoon with Ms Ma-iun
Jones. So SewaA g--aer-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

STATE Grange Master N -hurnp-
SGT and c. s stslsnn, pas. master,
vent Monday afternoon - Portland
10 De present z Inc deaica --0n u -tls
new hau of Struudvats- Grange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Jesepn LaRreck has soid his bar
be- SHOP 70 Joseph For-in of Water
-5Iie II Is reported M LaEreck
vi 81 % Boston mex. Week and en-
gage n business. .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

frank L Brown Of WaterTilie was
n ne city Monday -aur-lng and was
ANON. the business visitors AZ me
courthouse.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Ruby 2. Eawes. teacher Of Grades
GnG : a. the Webster scnool Is "a
perfec IL be confined fc aer aorne by
...ness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

ne wa- ovn-seas Ever- eEo-- has
been made % locate hi--, -F- nothing
c-n r. lea--ed. ,zrnA: tea- Is --,s--
..:neS .v- his SAFETY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

The rega.ar meeting n Ouee-
Temple Temple p!--hlan Sisters, Wi
ae neIo a 30 ocjocs th!s -ueseav
evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

There viii be Spiritual c---3e
helG IL !. Spring street Taesaar ep-
aA-aE, Feb. --ia beginning al ga
4. are .aTiisd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

The first a-suws. reported was
picked Saturday nT Master Arnold
3oyrtpn OF his eltg- Il uas found
N the Church Eili mad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
MAINE CIVIL ENGINEERS
VIII Hold Annual Meet.Hn Mex. --.'
uay at State House.


The Name Society Of Civil EnE-
neer. VIII nuId is annual meeting IN
Friday, Fen Il. Z. .ae Sta.s House =
.t1is C!tv. with ne r5llCw,ng program.
Program.
lhv A M--Mee-ng IF the executive
committee
IN 4 M-Eas.neSs meeting.
gepnr- II sec-@L:---v and ---eHSG-e-
Amendments 20 -ae CONSTR arlun.
: A.uoiu,neni 01 ca-nrnl-,se III eiec-
TON.
Re.,oy- ~ standing committee.
New business.
Afternoon Session
-he so,lcwine paper. wiil oe presented
fEnEtnee-inr Methods of MR&lns Tal-
uAIien sf Public Utility P-n;Ie--les.
~ Taa = SeAc.
Determination o. N!-Lsr Flow II
R.ye-s. by Al2l P ScAis-v
Do ae Need Z Fede-z.i -,rcway COM
m,sg;u-: cy Pau z S4-seCI.
Evening Session.
snunlr Z tiIity RersfEEipn and VIM
Constitutes q FAIR Ra-e n Return
on .ais ciAss af lnrsss.lnsrts. ~
F5rn vm 3 5keIton.
''.~h. Sor;al ara Economic Fhase Of
Engineering. by Dr. z ! Alex.
..raeyel.uypenr If Resources of Com
munities" Uy De Forrest n Ferkink
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
Mount Vernon sra.ue

At re-uln- session cf Mount Var
non Grange heifi Saturca- ersr:cc.
Fen. g. sever caneiG dates we're III
s.-ac.ed n tas FsrE ana Second de-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

NJ Nellie I-aac wife cf Charles
Leighton. passed away at the home
N Thur~da~ Mrs L-add was. oetaTe
5e- marriage Mss Nali-e Lsdd and
,vna on TIE 4a--- uhe-e she died, pc
ny ne 5auE.re- u Mr cnc Mr. VI
ita-- Ladd -he tune-a. services ware
ned al the home sat,rda-. M-s
r1sirlrtrn Ieaves beside her husband
four aaugaters IND one soE-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Edwin Les a.nG Francis Perry VINO
Arc employed n Eat-. we're over
Sunday visitors II The city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

TAe HiTa Caun VIII mae a. 2.sp ?
II WacnesdaF Al nc Aoane IF GH-
Dwight A. Bal. : Chapei street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Donald Nooo.sna In 1ri:. Ill A. this
writing Els symptoms are these ef
laaa.rz.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

u sessr Clark IL Belgrade vas
susscass Visitor In the s;tg RECENTLY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

A-s. Z 3. Etnckley IF Fairfield
ms aeen visiting n Ills c;tv as re
rI,es- If Mss Dorothy Er.,g-rer
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The St. Mary banner., 1919-09-13
WIPES OUT STATE TAXES.

A livelier concern over the proposal
Of government ownership of the rail
roads has been manifested among the
states since the discovery that the
Railroad Brotherhood bin would elm
mate all payment of state and loca
taxes. Governor Davis Of Virginia
las communicated to the State the
Commissions report showing that
eventually the State would loss
S2,5OO,000 in taxes each year-about
cne-fourth the total receipts of the
state treasury, from which come tn
funds for schools, highways, pen
sions, payment of the public debt alc
oher expenses.
Many states now receive large por
tions of their total revenue from taxes
on the railroads, New York with s1l
oo9, 900 being the highest; Minnesota
s6,0S00O; Texas, s5,0Ao,0o0; North
Dakota, 50 100000; Colorado, s2s09,.
900; Louisiana, s2.O00,090; Florida,
sl,500,000; and other In proportion.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-09-13
The Parker Meeting Sep
tember 18th.

Since the announcement of his
candidacy just two weeks ago the
cause of John M. Parker has in.
creased amazingly 10 volume. in
members, and In strength. Though
he has not yet appeared on the
hustings, It was sufficient for dem.
ocrats to know that he was in the
contest to cause them to flock to
his standard. Though the other
two candidates for two months
have been canvassinR the State
each one in his own behalf. etill
his announcement alone has put
Parker in the lead. Governor
Pleasant visited recently different
sections of Louisiana. and stated
publicly that q plurality of the
voters there we're supporters Of
Mr.. Parker That was more than
Q week ago Information received
from RApidcs parish shows large
gains for Parker there Al be.
tween Stubbs and Brazeale the
bulk Of the voters in that parish
favored the former. Since Park.
er's announcement. however,
things have changed. A few dsys
ago it was stated by leading
man in that parish the race was
neck and neck between Parker
and Stubbs, with Brazeale in the
distance behind. Like informa.
tion continues to come daily from
every parish in the State. This
information is reliable, and is
based on facts.
The Parker mass meeting to be
held next Thursday. Sept. 18Th. in
New Orleans. will be, we predict,
the largest and most enthusia site
political gathering Of the citizens
of the State for many years. Ev.
cry parish should and will send to
it . full representation Of its citi :
zens. The Third Congressional
District, being located nearer to
the place OF the meeting than
others in the State, can and will
be represented there by an extra
large humber of it's voters. The
Third District Is Park r stfong-
hold.
We ask the people of the Parish
OF St. Mary, all who can possibly
leave their business for q day and
who are able, to attend the mass
meeting on the 18:h instant aud
swell the crowd for Parker, real
reform and good government IL
Louisiana. We feel that we arr
not extravagant when We say. tina
il every Parker supporter her
should 60 to New Orleans on tina,
day, there would for the time b.
Q tremendous shrinkage in tn
population in the Parish Of St
Mary.