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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05

WILL GATHER STATISTICS.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, June 5. {SpI.l
II. c. Small arrived yesterday from
Tulsa, okla. to ssum the office of
commissioner OF immigration Of mines,
manufactures and agriculture. He was
deputy commissioner under John N.
Page, and has been in oklahoma for
the past four months engaged in news
paper work. His first work will be the
compilation Of an Arkansas book. to
be published by the state, II will corr
tain a complete sketch Of each county
OF the state. with a review OF its COM
r.-eIal. agricultural ana mineral re-
sG1iA ces.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
REVIVAL CONTINUES

Considerable attention is being d.
to the revival which is being
conducted on the grounds Of the Beth
any Training home, Chelsea avenue and
Ayres street, under the direction Of
DR.. G.. F.. Hardy and T.. C. Dees, of
Nashville. Both the speakers are mem
bers of the faculty of Trevecca col
lege, Nashville, Inc have been com
plimented by large attendances and sew
eral conversions
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
Poindexter- Transou.

CONVICTION, Tenn, June 5. (Spl.)-
Clarence Poindexter and Miss Katie
Transou, a prominent young couple Of
Mason, this county. were married in
the Methodist church In that city yes
terday afternoon, Rev. V. A. DeShazo
officiating. Immediately after the cere-
mony The couple left for New Orleans
n other points.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
Dunn-Finch.

NEWBERN, Tenn, June 5. (Spl.)-
A wedding Of wide interest was solemn
lied In the Mason Hall community,
near the county line, when Lee Dunn
and Miss Luverne Finch were married
in the presence Of a few special friends.
They will reside in the Mason Hall
section.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
Tonne Louis Jones.

GREENWOOD. Miss, June 5. (SpI.J
Tonic Louis Jones, 6~-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Jones, iiv-
ing east Of Greenwood, died Tuesday of
i~nfantile paralysis. The funeral was
held Wednesday and burial was in the
l. q. O. i. cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
TO STATE BOARD.

FORREST CITY, Ark, June 5. (Spl)
been appointed n member Of the state
board OF medical examiners for a term
OF four years, and Tuesday received
his commission OF office from Gov.
Brough. The doctor states that a meet
' Nror' vet" shor''v he hni,i
IN Little Rock for the purpose Of re-
organization.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
Beane Holloway.

CONVICTION, Tenn, June 5. (SpL)-
Eugene r. Beane, prominent Arkansas
planter, and Miss Matte Holloway, of
this city, were married at the home Of
Rev. Robert A. Clark, pastor of the
First Methodist church of this city, yes
terday afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05

FloWers-Lane

GREENWOOD, Miss, June 5. (Spl.)
Miss Bessie Lane and Garrett Flow
ers were united in marriage Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home Of
the brides sister, Mrs, c. V. WillifoId.
The ring ceremony was performed by
DR.. ]. A. Hall in the presence of only
a few intimate friends,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
Tailored Suits of Thrift

Because Of our fine quality, fine
tailoring and moderate prices you
should come to J, II. Moriarty & Son,
Tailcrs, 81 Scpth Main street. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
RECEIVES PARDON.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June S. (SpI.)
And Graves. a jefferson county
man serving a one-year penitentiary
term Tor larceny, was pardoned by Gov.
BTough today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
5000 ON STRIKE.

MONTREAL, June 5.-Nearly $4,000
employees Of the Canadian Vickers COM
pany, shipbuilders, were on strike to-
day for a 44-hour week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05

'Rise. Fall.
The river in the Memphis district will
fall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05
NeWS of RiUers
River Bulletin.

Memphis, Tenn, June s, s am.
Flood Rain
Stape Hpht Chp fall
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-05

Genuine Leghorns OF excellent
quality, in various new and be-
coming shapes and styles. Ex-
traordinary values at $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09
W. C. 7. Z. Convention
Sept. 17-19, Rockland

The Dfnfe convention OF the Maine W.
c. r. g. win be held Sept Ts-is IN Rock
lsnd Thic in To he n Victory" cun-
vsutiun znd win be u season Of great
rejuiCifik, ON anzount of the wonderful
victories in the temperance world dur
Ing tine pAst year. A record breaking
cunvuntiun m to numbers in expsctsd.
Mn. Althsa @. DUMMY Of Turner,
president of the State organization,
win uresifle- MiEs Anna Adams CIR
dun Of Evanston. III. president Of the
National ". c. T. L. will be a guest
Of the convention md une Of the CHIEF
speAksrs.
Frum the e9xiy days Of hsr associs-
tiun with Frances willard, up TO TIM
present vtcturv Days. Miss Gordon has
been IN TIM thick Of the battle agains.
The afrf enemy Of the home. the drtns
evil BfRveir and with great wisdom.
she ms led the white Ribbon hBs,s q
the United States. M 10 the VERY hour
Of victUry. Charming IN her person
alitSE this gracious little lady has the
wonderful combination in her character
OF perseverance, and fortitude. and rare
Qualities of leadership.
DURING the past rwo years she has
bsen much IN Washington and her van
euishsd enemies hnse openly ackn0wi-
eeired her q formidable antagonist
Miss 9Uraon VIII hiring a live message
10 the HorklHnd convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09
SERVICE BONUSES
TO COME BEFORE
AMERICAN LEGION

Sergeant James L Boyle Of An
g,isra- the temporary secretary uf the
Maine branch Of the American
Legion. Monday received a Cum
muuicaIiun from Franklin D'Qisr,
chairman Of the State organization.
division OF the Legion. sraring that
one of the most important questions
affecting ex-seryice men 10 be dis
GUESSED and voted upon at the Min
neapolis convention. is the subject OF
bonuses.
Those who attended the St. Louis
caucns- or who have read the min
utes Of that meeting, viii recall that
q resolution was offered demanding
an increase IN the bonus from the
federal government and that q motion
was unanimously carried I'd lay this
resolution On the table. the prevailing
idea of the 1t. Louis caucus being
that II was not yet the proper time
fur the American Legion 10 go ON
record as 1Ryur1ng any Of the various
hnnus plans proposed and that such
action as the American Legion might
desire ID take ON this most important
subject ought 70 be after general
rehabilitation SO that the fullest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

The Methodist Sunday school en-
juyed a picnic las: Thursday III Mrs.
MurDeis czmp "Chicuhassepee" On
Echo nike Boats were plentiful and
those who wished could row or pad
ole. A fine dinner was served out
under the trees and II was a most de-
!ightful occasion. The officers. teach
ers- scholars and special guests pres
ent wsrs an follows: Mildred 4. Rus
sell. Emma H. sifrout. Mrs. Char
lutte Lame, Mrs Afieie M. Brown
Mira. CYRUS y. Winters, Mrs r. =
HARDWOOD. Mra. Flnra Palmer, Mr.. and
ME-. l. r. DrDolss. Prof Gsnrwe C
Clarin. Lillian II Katfh. Jsnnie n
Binhop. Jnssphina Lana. Gsnrgtn "
Lama, Dsruthy r. Brown. Jcyce W
BROWN Carroll Lsxne. Ralph z. Lane
Maynard G. Lana. Rudman L
Rnlfmsr. Il. Louise NickarsUn. Edwin
NJ Strout, Shirley n. strcuf. G Ken
meth wiutzrs. Fnyllis J. winters.
chnrfurfe A. Inme. FIznk W Lane.
9nr4ur4e Dufmnn. Hznrv e. Avertil-
rv,uu-. q Au~arffI nEnc OLIVER. Oscar
rr-s@~-rs A31xnu1sr Vnnmn. Mrs W
= - .rua Miss Lualln 1ifbsrf.
-. - Numsut Of NsWmxk. N T..
urunuaea here On Sunday afternngn
ana - Iistensd % with much
sclsusi mr. fhe nah term bax.ns
Tnsn6zy wit1Ea izssge regtstratiuu IN
advunre.
Snnford ]. Lame leff mis- hurne here
Nrndxy murning TOR Fnrtzmpufh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09
list Maine Reuni0n
Sept. Is ut Tugus

The annual reunion of the list
Maine Regimeutal Association win be
held a. IL a. II. On Thursday, Sent.
1s 1T Togus, nesting In Grand Army
Anzu Hea1uuRrrRrs win be NJ tins
4sgus hefei ON the evening befnre
anr At G. a Il haIl ON Reunion day.
Music viii be Furnished by the Home
Band The program viii include:
10 a. N.-CaE to order. PrHyer by
chaplain. Resolutions relating TO
daceased comrades Reports OF IL
icH-s and committees. Election NJ
Officers, New business. MUSICAL
numbers, reading of letters from alb
sent comrades and q noon RECESS Oh
one hour viii vary this program.
The following deaths have been -e-
ported: Co. 3. Private Henry r.
Cannon Skuwhegan. March !. 1913;
ca D, Private ChAr.ies L. Lombard.
Napa- Cal. Oct. IS. 1913: Co. T.
Private Charles III. Bailey. Lynn.
Mass, Dec. Is. 1913; Co. z. Serst.
Henry T. Grover. Lynn. Mass. Jan.
Is. 1919: Co. G. Mus. John G. Fish
Tuckahoa. N T.. Dec. 81. 1913: Co. 1.
Private Albert Rundlstt. WiscaEsHt.
June !. 1913: Co K Private Oliver Il.
Otto Madison, Nov. 80. 1918: Lieut..
0xias z. Bartlett, winthrop, Mass.
Sept. 20. 1918: Private Edmund Il.
Gould. Ans8n. Feb. Z 1913.
The following changes in address
nave also been reported:
Co. E, Private Madison Z. Ghdaen.
70 1904 West Ontario street. Phflhdei-
pf1iA; Co. d. SsrEt. Alfred 3. Fsrktns.
10 STAG I1-h Avenue, Los Angeles.
Cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

| You cannot he CDnEttpatad and
Asupy at the same time. Y afmosi
Hw-v-hing You eHt distreaseE you4
he brings ON a hsadacte. gas ON the
krmacn. heartburn. etc. YOU Can
lilly eliminate these conditions by
Ikrug SEVEN RAEKE. the fzvurtts
sr ana herb remedy 1Dr stnmach
AuYdern-
EVEN RARKE win expei the dtD-
Kissing acids. and dangerous pDisnns.
q help yuu back To guod digestion
=. active health, making Life worth
sr7s again
Do Won sleer we'll? or are yuu
swnled with almost slespleas
rrn.r9 While there are many
xuses for sIeeplessneEs. II generally
happens that deranged stomach, hv-
Ct iurestines are the read cause OF
as trouble. II your appzrite In nut
sspc. or suud disrresBes Won. ar TIM
swsis do mot move daily, yen oEn
~ quick -eiief trum these disagree-
NJ conditions by simply tzktug ID
b Z d-ups Of SEVEN BARKS IN .
tie water after meals; this Ii mn
szrs -emedy made frum the exfrAcfs
h Root and Ee-bs. has stood the test
:r nearly 30 wears, and viii certzinty
rT you q feeling of new life.
7. you would have the glow q
aAsltn. and banish the blues onnf
nssisc- 10 ask your druggist for
EvEN BARKS. Costs but 80 canrs.
X-A6v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

expreasipn could be had ut the No
xeinber convention tEun practically
MI ex-ssrvice man." szys Chairman
D'Olier IN his communication.
II Ii must EARNESTLY urged that yuu
immediately take the necessary steps
to have this matter placed MT once
before the posts IN your Htars for
their careful consideration and full
dtscuHEiun- 30 thar the delegates
elected 10 your state cunveufiSu may
attend with q cumulste nndsrEand-
ing Of tina wishes uf their cpustitu-
ertE- This in turn viii allow yuur
state convention 10 eject delegates
TO the national convention who will
be 1ulir instructed As 70 tine wishes
Of ths organizations they represent,
and thereby be IN q position to in
telligently discuss and vote upon this
all important question. and thus
make the Minneapolis convention 80
Representative OF the wishes Of the
ex-soliiar in this regard that the
American Legion's policy may be de-
termined.
''H the subject az bonuses In your
State has been primarily dealt with
by your State Legislature. the ques-
uun should De discussed by the posts
ID the light Of whatever actiun has
bean. or in ID be-the result of State
enactment.
As SOON an the minutes Of yuur
State convention. which win elect
the delegates To the national cun-
venftOn ut Minneapolis, nave been
prepared copy Of this would be OF
very great INTEREST 70 National
Headquarters, ami ii would he very
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

much appreciated i the state secre-
Tar-y would give US. IN addition To q
cDVr OF the minutes. q dBtailed iss-
E-ipriun of the diHCun8iUn on the
BONUS subject.
1t viii be Of tutassst 70 members
o. all ppBtK 70 know that 1t q
mseting Of the juint executive
committees appointed by the u.
Louis 9nd Paris caucusga. held AT
tempDsarr national handQuArf1r1.
s committee consinking q Hixhup
Charles Z. Brent, Thomns W.
Miller and Theodore Roosevelt WINS
appuiutsd 10 CONSIDER TIM drHfttng uf
beneficial soldier legislation which
would provide NOT only Temporary
benefits for the ex-servics men. but
would be OF permanent benef1t. The
Committee viii be glad to rsceive any
suggestions or information cumccrn-
ing the subject"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09
I2IUS 9
rheumatism
M HFvB

Tao DsasaAs Mms cssnpliuus~d n
ss1m.rh Trsusls. asys New ts.ssp-
atsirs Hnsicnut
ANY one VIM has srfpursd fur
YEARS frnm rheumatism cam un0~r-
stand the pleasure which I txaes IN
nscnrnmandtng the ramsdy chnx ms
rsaieved my suffering and hns. an I
nis believe. added years 10 my
me says Mr. RDrai Brown. who
lives al No. Winter street. Lebanon.
View Hampshire.
mad stomach trouble. more or
less Tor seventeen yearz and then
lnrSe years ago rheumatism appeared
IN my side and legs. The torture
Was especially acute nj night and
sisep was Impossible for days at a
-ilne. AS a result ! became very
weak and lost time frun my wurk
ny stomach continued ID cRune me n
tot Oh trouble tnr nearly everything I
ale soured and caused distress.
Ler trying many medicines
WITHOUT any Improvement IN my cun-
dirinn. read about DR. williams
INK Fills and began the treatment
N a lew DAYS experienced the first
-eiief mad mad since the appearance
of the disease. GradnailJ the pain
became less severe and the attacks
tess frequent. Ny stumach improved
tun. anu nov I dUn't hRve I'd worry
ABOUT my digestion. ] gained
strength -auidly until npw / fsel like
myself again. j slsep soundly and
Use refreshed. ! consider Or. VIII
iiamE Pink Pills an excaIlent tonic. I"
Your Owl druggist can supply you
with DR.. williams Pink Pills or You
can order tireCt frum the Or. VIII
Jams Medicine Co.. Schenectady. y.
y enclosing nifty cents for on. box
dr Sz.5e for SIX boxes. Write ro1xy
1ur the free bo0asInt ''whnt 10 EHt and,
low 70 Eat"-Aay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

r. drzr yotrr curn out with 4 knife.
.ssrs will ne slirpDse waiting for Won
.svesr vnu uEe '.Gets-It" Imagine pse8-
IL your e0rn of ginrfuusiy, easily and
Epafllsssly Just like ueeiinE OF a ba-
krsrz skin. Well. that is what nzpuens
Errsr ynE use .'Gers-E." There 10
Ess.asrg else that viii give ygu tins
<ure result Millions of folks have
Ia the same blessed experience. Why
&rsstsr ana suffer. limp. and spoil q
kEsod time for yourself anG your tr1enf1E-
b vuu- peace uf mind while trying 10
|r..sue 70 nusineas2 Use ''1efB-E, the
|Eapie common senBe way.
Ntists-Ii." the only SURE guafAnteed.
COSTS but q trffie At any
|frss store. Mfg by z. LEwraucs =
&n Caicagn. Ill
- wu-id's beKf cprn remedy by Jnhn
Esgxniln, Bpwditch- Webster Co.. T. q.
IFsre- ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09
MRS. "A. psIcE wEsBER DEAD

Rassas Awsy sutaeniy msnaay
Morning nj par-sbpro. Mo~s oesfia.
Word was received MunfinF morn
ing Of the sudden death NJ / o"cipck
that morning at Parrsboru. ". g.. Of
Mrs. Il. Price wehber of this city.
wife Of the veteran actor, death be-
ing due 70 heart failure The re-
mains will be brought To Augusta for
burial. Funeral arrangements viii
pc announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

Z. u. Lee. VIM has fur the past
nputh hssn NJ Enign buying apples.
rst1rned To TINT place ON the s-5s
train Monday mDrning- Mr. Lee re-
ports that he inns already nnuEnf
ie.uDe barrels Of fall and winter ap-
pies frr c. 8. Towie Of winthrop
who In agent TOR ]. q f. Goodwin Of
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

Eas Standard Bearers OF the Gresr
HFset Methodist church win meet
1- Miss Mildred Piumaner. D Zig
- street this Tuesday evening
are requested ID hiring dues
1ec mite aoxeg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

oUM9M10 - 0h
IR0Ra- go nnnE0A
IHHh
Ine 1niiDw1nE r11 aztzte tznafas
nASe beam rsrurnad during the past
y me Aan0snec cpunty regis
~ G -
asIna 4ax1nn uf Benton
- zA1ion' 1Hnn-4
-1snM1rn K Parent az
y Wniiam =. Tanner on
hnn and buildings On
1EnA =. Wyer Of
-. 49, 2 ss8h Z dEr1un. lnnd
nm CniumniA srrsHr::
- Anu9tan CzrNf. npnse
IN -,osA rarK, Myrun n Dav1E
J. n mpoel, limit ON Elm
= - - a lampoeN 10 My-nn
- aA1u On fafm sfr1er. Alice
,-e-.- - '"1 noAernd az Hni-
r,.-.-. ..-' - .Aau punl01ngs sn
- -. - 1sIun 0Oya ana
-, n ID 6essls d
- : 1u oA IeaL. Hes-
1-s. - ~ - A - Ii1aSes
- Falr1cK
n--...--.- - 4S 1Apiock 70
-, AAlu sao Dulioanes;
-. =. -..s A ~ AI'1s't'e M BLACK.
-. - IN - = SiiAr1es
- - - s0np. AAi-
- IN,
~
sAAiAA- !. ron' u view
=. - 81, 'A.-. ~ d ssllius
s - $500 pA- "a iAnA Win
-A'ics " ~eafs 10 1-yoia
veins ianu anu DunA.
oAie-Ale 4 scfiDnar 10
:. A-nlon oA AnsIlian' iA10
AZ. D1S
A~ie 7aLier " mI
1nn. ....n oi -ns esIAte Oh
Su. 4 uli1r' als On MA- sernon'
lAA..1' ss'-
10
Ai'.,e N Ans. iana ann nnhoinss
"h ~ cA roao.
AAio"elf-m a q A4en Oh
1se"tna- Mass-' ID 1unW Z Ne"Der1
On susA. r~o parces on lAnu with
nuiioinss' JENNIE Adisy 10 Alnnzo
IIa1k on Aususfa- iano ana nunufnEs
ON Wssf6rn avenue; Elmzr E New
atr1 OF Augusta 20 sseorEe l. White
on Haiiowel. Mnn and builn1ngs ON
Water street..
L1frnfieio-d- Frank Hodgkins. ad-
ADMINISTRATOR of the estate Of Josiah
/ Weymouth late Of Litch1asld- I'd MR.
Earef E Weymouth on West Gzrdi-
mar, land and buildings; Barbara z.
etzrnird of Lewiston. 10 s. Angie
Starbird OF Lewiston, two lots OF land
with buildings; Eudura F. Robinson
10 l. Angie 6farbtrd uf Lewiston, un-
ingE: ]. W. StRrbird Of Lewiston 10
D. Angie Starbfrd OF Lewiston. land.
Observation-Disclosures d. Gray of
Ballast To Walter WymRn Of Angus
u. AnG ann buildings.
McnmDuth-Zyiphia Howard Of
Winthrop tn Marion Randall Levy Of
I View York. lGnd ana buildings; LII
! linn Z. Chandler 10 Leslie E Chand-
lar. undivided half OF two parcels of
land; Gsorss a. Chandler 10 James
4 Dudley. lEnn and buildings: james
A Dudley 10 L :. Sent, G. E FRrn-
nzm. W. n WfnarA- A 4 King. A
q Gnrunn. A l. Falrnanks ana w.
IL :. Alien- ihno ann puiiuinss-
oAkinnn-Mariiia N Messer 10
Lyle " owens. lana ON Hisn sereel,
Inc Eunn Enee Ao"i ~ 10 -s-s..e l.
ann Eva L. hice- Eoa eslaISs Nor-
nan W. Spuife1 10 n41nef nnoA' AAno
ana nuaininsn-
f1skon-f1Ar1y =. AnisnI On view
haven. Cum 70 wniiam W. Anlsn.
OK VIEW Haven' nsAA Anls esl IL I<Ann
ana nuiiodnes-
elons efulnsno Aonsa 70
Aoeisru Ainen u Wio"' Ann'
jonn Z. Ssrzmn 70 AoA MAs ID"en'
ann-
sa.saiporo-szs LnsAiiAA. =
; ana sserHuue In 10 a
fafWen on ~naio"' iann AN
mss noxannA AseJs 70 jesse
eslDeH ana EsIsnA II eiio-- 1@n0
ana onainings
WaIesvliie-h1iza n An ~
Ernest L. Gove' ANU anu Dl-iu.nsS.
Carl {. Snnes 70 tne fenpis1 Sal.nll1i
Hank. iano ano nnlIornss, ~ ..
a - us
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

q Folsom Of <ltis city 11ff
1or New York. suing - q
- Eon Local No. 4ss OF the
-. Snion 10 the harhers' cum
- ~nica opens today, Tuesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

F'eacs Of Hon Fred G. KinEmnn.
Ian nssn confined To his hme
~nthrop street for q weak past
1ness, viii ne glad 70 learn 1haf
Sas reported yesterday fnurning
% IMPROVING,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

"a ira A. Brennan win 1s.~. ~
r. ao.,an this Tnesday mnruinx
'As por..a Ut where ne win reprusenf
be- !. Clerks uf the Au4unfn a.
var -, ua1iou which In 10 ~.
nas.,or a Congressional cum-
asrsn. which in 10 invssste.te fne
s.ssrz,.. ~ postaI salnriea.. This
asn On VII mold msetings In Hns.
au. asoaF and Fri6ny m0rn-
Few - ntatives frum I'll OF the
no States win attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

a Kansas mzn Ezys he hmn rrD-
duced ''bugiess putarp" by CROSSING
the potato vine with weed tinf tho
pBtzfp beetle doesn't ii1ke. The vfnas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09
Tsiepnnne fS

|lsrcz d thanks. obituary nuticss -
t1-rc-E u respect. ste. W1u .
sss-gec Il the rate az TEN cantE pr
IL No charge less than 70 ceufH-
Efs -c-i7s-s VINO fail TO recesve N
se1-aal promptly viii confer q fnsor
= Notifying the office smmediRfely-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

Members Of Queen Temple Pythizr
[ss's-E are reminded Of the meeting
N evening This In tine ftrEt meet
= Eace vacation and a good at
s-2aHce Is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

N, arsat Painless Corn Lnnssnsr.
Simple m a. L. c. MsNsr Faiis.
VOL have ever tried 70 Eef rid Of q
80 pv himdItng III yuur toe with
<ss..axrs. or py using salve that made
- ioe red and almost rzw, or trlec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

s,z,. o Mrs- Harry Peyrtval of
se' entertained at their .um-
k,s.p at Lsxe Connusuecuusee ON
Gare.. MI and Mrz. scurf az
Ger ann me Young ladies' az the
r.., aouse Orchestra. Adm
~. :. Z the pleasure WINS tiae mrs.
s.,.s.. larry Merrill q wen kuuvu
q. New York city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

12zE liza Slosherg mas returned
p weeks visit at Ol6 Orchard.
mars she was the guest of relatives
4 trends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

Miss Maruery Hathurne rsturned
Saturday. frum Auburn where sine
underwent surgical trsztrnsnt NJ a
hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

FunseGI q Mn. nshsrah O. ourpsss
Funeral services for the fHte Mrs.
Deborah B. Burgess were held ut
p M. Monday from the hume On
Pleasant Fiji. Hiram K Choats Of
ficiating in the presence OF relatives
and friends. 1nterment WINS made In
The family lut In Fen Venue cemstsrss-
rhe bearers baing Byron FrUsf,
Charles c. Dgndern. Samuel II.
Davis and Robert z. Hanson.
The regular Tuesday afternoon. II
the Gospel Mission will be led by Miss
Ax-ra Wing. a graduate n the yvark
missionary Training Institute. The
daily invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-09

seutSdr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-07-19
ANTI-TUBERCUII
ASSOCIATION.

On Friday Apgil 25, the Richmond
Ant-TuberculoHfs Assoc lat ion held
a clinic at the Colored Community
House on West Marshall street. Sew
eral cases Of tuberculosis were found
in the incipicnt stage. OF tLcso two
went to Piedmont, the Sanatorium
at Burkcvillc, Va, for treatment
The following letter has been rccciv
cd by Miss Webb, Executive Secretary
of the Richmond tuberculosis Asso-
citation from one OF the patients.
The Richmond Tuberculosis Asso-
citation is cndeavoriEg to hold month
ly clinics or free chest examinations
in various sections Of the city.
knowing tuberculosis to be both cur
able and prcvcntable the AsSociat-
ion is carrying on an active cducat
ional campaign to teach people the
simple facts OF the disease its pro
yention and cure.
BY the chest examinations cases
are found in the early stages and if
treated at that stage can be cured or
arrested.
On Monday June 14th, clinic
will be held. Three specialists will
be present and examinations conduct
cd from 1870 to $50 p. NJ, Place
for examinations has not yet been
announced but it will DO given out on
Sunday June 13 when lectures will
he given in three church
es, in district selected for intensive
work.