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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

49, .
Ass -
s1 - - H@s Service ssc1oE
- - AnR5cHa Red CrunE, ~ o.
coz. cnzu fAe x&tesx<pn of N ner-
y3re mes % xhe 1cliesang snrounre-
zseE1 ~ DE Hame Sevsce seessnn az
- ADaF5cz1 1Ad Cross.
-Af Q Haeet1g recerr3y exzsea srr
- pgspose a eung1i>axsag the War
RAak activities ~ M vDazzseex axez-
caeS ~ CoannG r. c. Choamesey
1sneA. 1irec.or of the Bursu CT War
Rikk EaScsaoce an6 1azscA Was al
tsn3ee b. Representatives q tAe
nAx5oeAf esEazsxsSieaB EzmeS below,
e U1D 1oe31e6 fAzs the American
Red Gross w0eit at ss = CLEARING
ho0oe for an Ws- EiEk matters or
igzn1x<ag N any Il the following or
Ez1s1ssieos-A@es1cz. Legio.. Am
es3ca1 1&eE1sy A1eoca4s5on. AmeSs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

3oFed by the yoGag peopse-eSpec&z1-
II the HeE stEceEsk- Each ssacenf ID
wearing . tag inscribed Wiz his o.
ssr name and rekz5ence-
Among the FftxkSezd peopse At tnE
Eze.er fair Wednesday were Post
master & Il Frost. z D. Lancaster
Ccl " G. Moth and Herbert r
Wsks-.
The rksrd annual ecnvert;cx & II.
knights q Pyskizs VIII Dc sei. witt
the Nz61sc- Lodge, K Of r. FraGzy
A scAoel Ct resurrection VIE be hsad
u K a P kAu ~ p. II cse3sc1sd
ty G. =. Fred Sylvester and G. z.
Of 2 & 8 E5Ear J. BsoEa- Th2l
school VII he open 20 IN knights
AZ : p. " : parade EIu take place,
led By TIE BOyS Esad Ct Madison.
and Esa consist os tie Crztos - Rank
knights roz Es,=sviEie. Norrs6ge-
Eock and Madison: also members o.
the order from Nadsson- St.Iwkegsn
Norrs6gewock- Ea.t.a16 AID Pitts
Geld Rank work VIII - corte7sd
.. Ais p. n by Echo Lodge. No
193- The first rank vii BE- txsnpi-
Led ky large class Of rssds1sIs.
fro1 ezch lodge n the county Tia
third rank viii be exeEpirheS b!
Somerset Lc.tge o Prrsss.d a SIP
per viii be served Il is expected thai
= very large cssezztsoa c. t:ss Em-
bern u TIE loezs iofg= vii .1snc ths
coEvezrso--
g. s Mathews las sold his land O
the B-rLhz- road 30 Dominic and
Corce2 CSaocEefse-
Ths E7-I-s1ead Pubisc IESrzr- ksa
bee fortunate sn receiving 2 gfr G.
about - volumes C . varsity 0.
Subjects from the tstrary 81 the tzt.
IA6re6 z wright. WHO was raEo- o.
the Fs-E L rixe-saisss churca here 70,
: tina
A meeting Of tie Pe.tona-Wzhzn-
kz Campfire Girls was he'd Nocdcy
eTsl--g n tie Phi.ethea ron 81 the
Esps2E. church The two campsres
are being united Under tie guardian
ship q Miss Minnie Porter with
Miss Lena Marsh As assistant TIE
oZee-x are Is fclsoEE: President.
E6-z Cnlias. vice president. ALICE
Ws.z.ea- secretary. Marguerite
EoEk: treasurer. Hi,sred Craig. a
Committee q three was appointed &C
,ysEs1e and combine TIE consrftursoaa
q Eae rEo organizations Il was yo.eS
% accept Hiss Po-1s-s invitation e.
-ss1 wiki Ter fog Z Ceremonial meet
-g SEPT 9
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
BOWDON

aJEIE-ArA Mabel Eodgnzn
and so1 Omar, w5o have been visit
g-E ~ ire Lone q \. D. Strut for
Tie Fszs- fsE weeks. have returned 70
.osz- scEe n LeE5E0n-
NJ and LrE- E5var5 GiSes cs
Leesc-ds Mass are s-ayinx for a
short TINE a. the home Of z H
gc.6zz
+ Wallace RS1eost has gone 70
A-e,oE1ot.k county Tor ,.e season
Nrk Fannie Williams Of Toasted
XzsAr VITO las been Visiting NJ
W. a Prz-t and other relatives I'm
soe pace rs-zrCe5 last SATURDAY -
ler home
John z PARKER Of AEbsrn was IN
fo~n On Sunday - rou.e q, his farm
rrsca L Tecs1-ty bought IN EHxs-
eenc. where he VII RESIDE Tor tie IA.
tyre
Lloyd Sasesz and chzr;e. w-,x..
Nsre IN tosa Sunday from Bath.
~aess theT hzss employment.
Nr, and ArL Altoa Gard % Las.
oon FAILS were Sunday guss.s Of
re1ztsves e Bcrtoi.-
2rh Grace Young is teaching TIE
Lincoln school II Manchester.
M and Mrx- Elmer Lord and
daughter Marion and Mrs.. Rober,.
and daughter q Lisbon Pan, -
.ssssy guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. A ID
Sfrc1s -
Miss Maud Rs6Aocs recently pa...
50 . few weeks with her sister. NJ.
Laura Adams In Lstchced.
Schools in town connencea No..
Gay. Sept .. for the fan term NJ.
Cara CoceNtn q Ixsehaesd oso.sr.
ues Ia the Wheeler district and saiz.
Ina Hicks Is teaching the Borourb
echocs-
Nj and Mr. ". B. Hervey and
tnesr guests, also ". A. Prat. and
family we're visitors Wednesday a,
re state fair In Lewiston.
.nx Everett and his son Harry
o. Lstehne'1. recently passed . sex
Gays a. his farm In Bordoan.
Many farmers this way are ham.
ing their corn and apples 20 TIRE
canning plant at Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
POLICE STRIKE
ECestin0eS fron Page one)

torcs and LeEile and Zrcezky and
hair associates Sene siclg and. With
German -c-e. AID helped By Ger
-s1 sEe1ts- tsST gct together : force
cAz- @Ss E1Ging 10 Kill 70 accomplish
sssres - Il The place Of the Gar,
I'd are rzi51g now.
The people Of RasSss are deprived
Il the opportunity 20 rule ncw ss
mach as t5ey vere whee ,he Gar
Ezs there. because those men got
coaIro5 Sy the force Of anx And
Z ,hs power 20 Use force passes
t-cn the 81 Per cert q the Whole
peopse q the United Ssztss. q from
If the United States 20 this organ
lzatioa q three per cent the "a per
cent are ID longer . sef-soverning
people
The ELECTS mar not come today
CT .cuo-ToW. but that the effects cs
the passing Ct power 20 enforce laws.
the power 70 punish crime. isst power
% maintain order from tns whole
people Of the United States TO one
section CT the people Of the United
States-she eject Of that is d GER
tain % come IN destroying :he lib
critics ns the whole ana sssi,!ectng
them 10 the part As sunrise u sure
10 come toloyr0w-
a written constitution sz;~h a.
OUTS. limit the power q the men who
govern Nj Root said ia an earlier
psar1 of his speech -N-ve- forget
the importance Of that That L the
rstai thing for the preservation Of
liberty. No king by any mama xuons
free people.
Give 90 any man n this free land
q great once. call him mayor. or
governor. o. general o. lrs<icent.
50 long Is he speaks the vOies Of the
law; bzt the moment he passes the
ur.i, Of that lawful power. which
Is limited by the constitution. that
moment he Is our equal anG not cur
superior
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
N. ENNEDEC BAPTIST
.ASSO. TO MEET TODAY

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
MONMOUTH

Mrs Frances Ham Becker passed
away Wednesday morning. Sept II.
after o long llnessL She was born
In Wales. Jan 10. 1s4e. tie daugh-
ter Of Isaac and Eleanor (Pctter)
Ham. married May :, 1871. Jchn W.
Becker. Airs. Becker had been =
devoted member Of the Monmouth
Meth0dis1 church many years. aiso
= u,ember of thu G. K Norris ReIfef
Corps- she was . great reader ana
had q retentive memory. posxessor
Of very cheerful social spirit She
L. survived BY . daughter, Mn. Ber-
tina Jones. one son. Tollman Becker,
and i've grand-children. also one
sister. Mrs. Alice Nichols Of King
field. Okla Funeral service yin be
held fran her tzte home Friday AFT
srnoor. Sept. -. at o'cscck.
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x. Of p. install OEeers

CaIaa1he Lodge No g, h q P
kesd its installation "Wednesday eve
ming at tie hall the work beng ve-y
zcceptah2y performed by Past Chsa-
celIor J. Frank Dyer, assisted BY
Past Chancellor = NJ Ware Is grand
master al arms Past CtAncszsor z
C LeayiIt as grand p-szsss. AID Pas
Chancellor Merle Cole as grand IL
ne: guard
The following o1cers we're il
stalled: CharcelIc- Co-Dz.6e-.
Harold Weeks; vice chzzcszIor cl-
mander. Lawrence Be-Ey. lSts- i.
work. Roy X Small: pEtszts- Azroz
V Ripley: master az ayIS. Thso5o-E
Ware inner guard n Co1s, c--eI
guard Psrley n G-eerisst. kes2e-
OF records and seals. George FIRE:
u q V w Frank Ee--sck- n P
Bert NichcEs
i feature o TIE oeezSca was -
presentation ct -=as- caanceZaGs 5E-
els 70 Pas Chz1cs-ors A & Rs-ss-
: - Ware Ea-os5 G. Dole Aad W.
liam = Co9e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

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De VALERA REPLIES TO
WILSON Talk on lElaE
rs APPLIED TO IRISH

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PROPOSED Le8Eoe e Nx-Nox oVVs-
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q yz5s-a z5S=5- Us f-zzs5 10 L.
definitely 20 E2ks Ihs -sYSy e AT
y22De-s
Nc.5oSy bzs Sad ~ zzy@e~ sd
Mr. Dc Valera Tssr En4Se- the czv-
e1zEi 1ke United States would zs
obliged 20 -. SoEn Z rxSszzl1n It
Ire sb5ec-S e amp zs1t%- - -.
lszg-e- Wsas has e,esa he'd i IA
Under The covenant. the TEei
States would be oSzSxea 10 cc-e,e--
ate with oshe- Dezhrx q
seagre Il p-s<en--E Any ra-sce Ii:
might bs sEz-Es-hsrSc VITA r. r.S..ss.
giving tAel ASSISTANCE
TIE secc15 92s<15on g zr.-re->~
too InoesnE.e 80 make the rp--- =
value Tie paint =. cCQsd TIE C-s.-s
States reccgz-ue tie gov-7sz. ~
uD by tie peoqse ~ Iresz-s Wa--.
violating tie terms q The s,-r.-..--
= IS : certain Tia Brsxs<e r-rr--.
nert p-ute<tedc
As regards c1e<4son fk-ee 80.
FONT = that The right q naSo-., 49,
deerntoaion fs h 10 w7y recn<-sres
the proposed fou1Sat5ca hor -hs lsars.
ad nere Is Nd gZar2zfee TIA, .
Eou1 b recognized ~nen she .ssrss
10 established
With respect 20 c1estsrn g. al
the presidents answer I oees ely
say That The rz--S-<zng S-- a.
limitation of :as reAce ouresre--. -
only such 1zttsrx as aEeraes r.--..c-
ries besnEEE 20 he 5-<.sr.s .--
pires VAS as1cge<her cus e z-c-r.
with he way Az-ns q A-e-s-s ..
erzrc@zzes by The PrezaSen- al 80
processes @ The Entenre sss..<-s-
6u-u g1he war The Ae<z c--e--z-
~ al this % The cas,es xrste-s-. =
Lsa McPherSnn- she R-z.SsA cAiss
sz'--sxzry fer EseszoS- appearing i
;o3sEs peperx
When Great R-5cas- ssrred sse
s-zs<ssee terms she zrees - Pre<;-
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tie rSeAs of sxzt-ssss--z.x<soa e.
snail nafioa<. ID: So 5ss af a<res
70 the appascz-5a- & ia. c-facirie
wsfe1n The Rxs-SsA s-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

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G9sy>s knsvzsl xf.r - Illness g &asssz
t1ree reka Eas Wx& taken L. EAsr
a . case n TnGEDw xa< take. - III
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18
SONS OF REVOLUTION
OBSERVE CONSTITUTION
DAY At BOSTON

J Sos-o.- Set E--F-sszcs-g a. ii.
dress before The S,zs ct Tia A-sr5ca-
Re~e4Groa AZ tier Cooszssz1zca Szs
esassszt2o7 II lie Oh sozzh chz--A
to1zset- DsT4s Jayne HI ton r.
ezSsedo- ID Germany. rs1s-6sd Ia.
The -1EeElg wzs % have seez he'd =
F21szI Hall Referring % lie far:
i27I the s-4te gNrd-sa Who are "a
trolling Bostoa because o. tie ucgscs
sr-ke ara czayls-e5 there, h said
Tat Eezsrabze forum Of liberty :
esToisd 70 = Do.e immediate nesd- I,
q occ2pse5 ~ Yzt-5otsc nea assemblies
for the defense If the civic r5xk.s o. 10
Inhabitants Of Boston Eef, uap-ctecrs
By oGesrz Of the Law
Speaking q Our Charter o. Law and
Liberty" Dr. Hill said:
There are two serious dangers ~
which constitutional Of the United
States l. at this time exposed The
nrst Is tie growth within the co-n-
try Of powerful weU-crxzn:zed
groups. aiming by their political in
duerce 10 control the kw-msk;nx
power. and TO extort privileges
against the interest Of the cornmrr-
ity by the menace Of paraIyzing its
Industrial life and other forms OF in
timidation-
The other is the external peril 10
which a ration may &c exposed by
the decay Of virtue among the p<o-
pie the loss OF integrity m its new
character, the sQuaadering q its
material resources and the szpping
Of its energies BY an attempt to do
what II has neither an obligation nor
legal or moral right TO do I think
the standard Of judgment on these
Issues Ia 10 be found in the eon.titu-
tion Of the United Ststex"
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~ . - hair = esesias thiu e~ van
scs,p - ~ dandrud e ttelsinx
- .. ~ yeS ytn s1ssIy 8 -
frnm fsIiins ~ 1taDu yo1r hayr
Of dandruR and itehing seaan. -
Before going TO bea I rub . Nm
Partisan sage into my scalp" aayn ?
woman whose luxurious soft and AuFy
hair b greatly admired This keeps
my hair from being dry. brittle o.
ocxzggfy. helps Il 70 retain it, natural
ee3or and beauty and makes e easy q
dxenu a1xr1eftvs1y."
nsentifu1 soft. gioay. healthy hsi,.
nj 1otD Of n. = simple nafter fns
theoe Who No. Partisan ase. This
harmless. inexpensive. deiicateiy per-
fnned. and ncn-gIeasy tnvtgor1tnr b
I'D ~ M good drug and toilet count
erA Be sure you ret the genuine
Partisan sage tGiroux's1 - thai has
TIE ne1ey-hzck guarantees printed On
every yac1no&.->A1v.
-
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Wilson Names Men
to Represent Public
at Washington, Oct. s

EAs Frzneiscc- SEPT lT-lrezszers
Wlsna Ea6s pEs1ae hErs 1nHz<he rhe
1xDss q <ke - Wel wA7 wzM rsp-
resent The eEaerzl rzzhHc n aase Na-
s5oaal CoEfere1ce ~kicA n - De-
gin II Wxxhzagsnn Oce1her 20 con-
rider ykznS far q sew rsss.5snshs.
between ezraoyH and mracyr-
Twenty-Five rerrese1<zGlre< 10 Es
u tee coEsEeoce VII lie seaeceed
sz1er BY csEzz-ze1 kbcr. asrsczseu--
nj assoczatscaA 1nvessDect txnkrx
and ExECfzr-ureE
On the PreE5en1.s list Of those
Who VII represent The pusaac are.
bernard II 8arzcA Of New YORK
former Chairman q tie War Trers-
TRIES Beard. Robert s Brook.nrx Of
81 LgzSE- former Chairman cx the
price 4u-g cnTmlt.ee ~ that o.
SznSxzssoe: ych, D. RocksE<8er. II
Jr6Es Ebert FL Gary q New Yo-x-
d. Charles ~. Ezsce- president.
@Eitns CT Harvard: Charles E5-
ward Russell q SsW Yorx .o1,
Spzrgo q v@onr The Is. ITO
named are Socialist iezEerx
The others O. the hst are O. z
Bszef1te. Xecia- O. press6sar Ct the
Ohso Farm BEreaz Federation Ward
Burgess Nehrzzaz- Fuller 4 Gala
way. La Grange Ca eueas1ye cc..o-
HaEzfzer1rer- Thomas l. Caas-
bourne New YORK Charles G.
Dawes Chicago Il g. E-15co-1-
Nii,ol- Mass Paul Z. Felsh- Clsrs-
lad Edwin r. Gay, Dean Grz6zats
School Of Business Administering,
Harvard University George 2
James. Memphis Thomas o. Jo-ez
Chicago a A LAn5on- Buffalo. ~.
Y z T Nere1i,h. Des Moioek. a
editor Successful Farming Gavin
NcNaa- San Francisco L 3 S1=e-.
Carbonate. Colo Louis Tits Sa-
Frznczsco-
To each Of ihose selected tie Pres.
i3srt 81. tie following teieg1E
II have called conference =. wz.h.
3nxzo= fer OcsoSe- ssn fer ike ys-oass
q discussing tie labor s1l2z t1co = Il.
eoEa1y AID Tie possibility Of to--z1s.
toe u rszns fer tie oerorEs-- .. :
ne. relationship between cas-xl 40
ks,c.- ! beg that yo1 VII arce- x2
posrtDs-t - che % tae general ,z-lA
. ths cozte-enoe- Tbege VIII u - Rep
resel-zcres % tie public AZ 1.
eq-svzie-. .E-ae- q representatives Q.
Tarlozs s,ocses o. organized iz.o. az
organized e-rsogerA ! sincerity 5oc.
Ia. X VI. BE- poskiSls for rra % II
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johnson Continues
Attack on League
at Lincoln, Neb.

L1arla. Nse. Eeo- Tia al address
hs-s tozisn. Senator Hsra- " ,ohn-
See 81 Cali: o-atz tenoonce6 tae Lezga.
Of Saro2s ecvsasrt IS Al --.-zzo,s
co-rnear AID declared shai liz adoYsio-
would result u thriving the cc.at-y
into Al 1a.srnAI Confederation ard de-
Yrsvs tas Te9Gts c ot lie fsis-e .zse1sz-
ceace oS zeSon- Il void, De El. SAB
kt.tgte misty .Ete-EatSo-al f..
AEsri@zs-sl
IL . admitted By tie Pres1dez, TIA.
ne lose orr tsdeDen6esos u the league.
Senator johnson said
After enGnerat1ag the various tr--
6ess which the peace pact imposes C.
The Cn:ted States. Senator yohnsos
sssd.
Tx Eear tgaasrsnta, qzeno7
vl-ca eFery ADerlc4n fzt1e- al
z7z5sr s5o-l5 answer -: Snail Azs--
ozn heys pstioe ths world. Shah A-s--
1czn blood Uphold cid vo-sd gcrs-a-
meats acd the territorial integrity o.
the nations vh5ea have innerse,v u
creased t5sir bozn.s-.es:
al Omaha the President fe1rite-
y announced himself Agzias. .-srd-
nerts 20 the League q Na:,c1s or
reservations Ct any sor:- He says
IL effect 20 the American reo.ae:
You E1st accept the foreign cccu
ns1t which present 10 you with
OCT investigating. analysis. amend
7ent ~ reservation
Upon what theory does be thus
limit the action Of what Is szp-oeed
20 he the great democracy % the
voTide When did the PressSsc. Of
the United States possess The rywer
to say 10 its people and It's Co: gresz
/ 'Toa m1ss'?
After showing that at Versailles
Cres. Britain France and Japan
Amended the League Senator sohn-
500 proceeded:
Just one country Is densss the
privilege by Mr.. Wilson q prosec,-
ing lis life. its treasure, its fover-
esgnty. is blood and its fufsre-and
that co1nsry 10 tie United States
The Senate insists that the init
ed STATS shall be protected a,-' tia.
sgcn reservations as are Necessary
Tor the preservation Of our iar,itu-
Tons and ovr rights shall &c writ.
sea into the instrument The Senate
may have al the faults which the
President attributes 10 IL bit today
u stAne5S the bulwaEk Of American
liberty stands between the Amer.
can people and the attempt - foiss
upon them foreign documents.
The League Of Nations comes 70
10 after its principal members have
been gorged with territorv. After
these extraordinary acceSsons of ter
risosy. when each Of the four rsatsons
possesses lands Tar greater than ever
before. the one going. solvent nation
n concern On earth undertakes by
Article Tea to guarantee forever
these extraordinary territorial limits.
How can any man Of liberal views
agree to Article Ten. The section
fFsszes the world into inmutabiIfty.
u axToEates to those Of u who are
here today . knowledge superior to
that of all those who shall come
hereafter II makes the present gen.
GRAFTON decide the fate Of all future
generations II takes no heed Of
new world events. Of ever-ehanging
advances and progress But, beyofd
and above all this. the maintenance
Of this static condition In accom-
piished by the blood Of just one ma
ton, and that b oursL"