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Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16
COPPER JULIEN OFFICIALS DENY EMPLOYES WILL BE DISCOURAGED
 IN AIDING COOPERATIVE STORE

The public interest being manifest ed in the cooperative store move ment in the Warren district IS very gratifying to the board of directors.
 Subscriptions are increasing fast and details of the organization are being rapidly worked out.
 Arrangements for the payment of stock subscriptions will be completed in few days and subscribers may then make their payments to the Min CTS and Merchants bank or to Sec retary-Treasure Wilbert.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16

any steps would be taken by them to discourage or oppose the plan" Fur thermore, Mir Webster and MT. Not man stated that they would be pleased if, through this movement, the people of the Warern district succeeded in helping to solve the problem of the high cost of living. The foregoing statement effectually disposes of all such rumors.
 It is clearly up to the people of the district to help themselves. and
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16

The board is securing data on va rious locations proposed for the store, which will be submitted to the mem bership meeting on Change day, Nov 23, at the Union hall, on O. K. street
 RumOrs have been afloat to the effect that the Copper Queen com pany might discriminate against em- ployes who invested in the Organiza- ton, or that the P. D. Mercantile company might make an effort to crush the movement.
 In order to dispose of all such ru-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16

everybody interested sin this move. ment is cordially invited to become members of the organization by hand ing in their subscriptions al the ear Hest possible date.
 All stock subscriptions will be held in escrow by the bank until the min imum of $15,OOO is passed. The plan adopted provides for the sale of stock at $5 per share and for a membership fee of $2 payable on or before Jan. 10
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16

tee, secured an interview with the
 management of the P. D. company, and Mr. Webster, assistant manager of the Copper Queen branch, who is acting for Manager Dowell in his ab- sence, and MT Notman, superintend- ent mine department, informed the
 committee that there would be ab- solutely no discrimination against any employe of the mine department taking part in the movement or that
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16
Feather River Co.
 Attracts Attention

Of considerable interest to Ari- zona people is the activity of the Feather River Copper Company an Arizona corporation. headed by George w. Long, of Phoenix. and Fred J. Elliott, formerly of Globe, who have associated with them prominent Arizona men.
 MT. Long has just returned from the company's property which is To- cated in Plumas County, California. The property now operaJel by lhe Feather River Company was former ly the Snowstorm mine, and is in d district where the Anaconda Copper company and other big coppec ir- terests are operating. MT Long states that there is a great amount of activity in that section.
 The Feather River Company is at present making eight feet a day. driving a tunnel which is now in over two hundred feet, To further this work with greater speed the company will shortly install an cleo trical equipped plant.
 A big compressor has already been ordered from San Francisco, as we'll as other equipment. Transformers will soon be un 'h2. property. The powe arrangements have already been completed.
 Although the district where tie Feather River property is located is looked upon sS new one, he Engeles Copper Company has been operating in the section for some time and has already produced a large amount of copper. The com pany is a close corporation and in the past year paid over a half mil lion dollars in dividends. The Fea- ther River. property. adjoins the En- geles.
 The Anaconda Copper Company who is operating what is known as the Walker mine in the Feather River district paid $6S0,000 for con trolling interest in the property and is now operating on an extensive scale.
 ARIZONA GAZETTE.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16
.CentraIia Shooting
 Was Organized Plan
(Continued from Page One.)

(Continued from Page One) the posse was routed, a telephone message 10 the Ledger from Centra- lia stated at 10:15 tonight
 John Haney, ThurstOn county game warden, is missing and is believed 10 have been killed.
 A new posse is forming at Cen t"alia apG will return to the valley tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16
The Feather River Copper Company

of formerly of Bsbee his in il the of deve 
 Did heed his purchase identified with If
 
  offedto the Eat 25cena An comes Third lime Winner-The Feather River Copper Company Corporation capitalized $1oOOOOO with value of $lOo The the edge his renowned with the UNITED EASTERN the KAY COPPER 
 THE FEATHER COPPER CONIPANYS Directly adjoining the FEATHER the well ENGELS which today, the producing and dividend A n This strike of vital the FEATHER RIVER COMPANY the trend is The CNDA COPPER COMPANY Walker the Engs district
 
 the helm the FEATHER RIVER COPPER COMPANY GEORGE w. COPPER CON1PAYS
 $1OO A SHARE
 Rememb -Remernbe Copper The FEATHER RIVER COPPER COMPANY
 Time
 E. J. WHITE
 AgentCo QueenH
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Tie -adies' Sewing cs.rIe held Al
al Ia meeting "wednesday a. ne
congregational el.n.--a rx1Tbrs.
E1,ch was wel attended TIE pr
lt--s were decorate. With aags ana
he 'ahie iecorat.rrs wese aYprc-
cs4Ase :. Li.roin's btftN4a- Ms
John goc6r ST Portland. Mrs. A. b.
Dodge. Mr. Hes>..a Ss--bne- zad
Mrs.. E-ank c. Pocte. af wA.er~.iie
we're guests - Ire -treae 1 naked
sean and pastry sirncr ~as ser--sl
III noon TIE dinner ccnfntffee
-.rrprssed Mrs 2 C. Hgsper and
Ms z 4. 3fsttrn ~le time xss
aasseti IN worrying fer tie RED
C-n2s. TIE aH-: dinner ccm,nit.se
comprises Mrs. Lester EMaFr and
Ms. F->.i s.cker.ns. Al the mex:
meeting ne .aites viii artsll pack
ns Bs--eI 4 clothing frr me ses
cuaS. Missions
Timer z. Srnith vas n Augusta
Taesaa- y t1e Lr.sr.xt ~ ire Sta.e
-oad varf
Mrs J Prank -o,e - sn,e,-s.n-
cg he- liet-e MS Eana Douglass
II Gardner
re friends -.,rs,i,,rs and ,f,as+
r-p-er~ IL rag L. invited 70
-t.e Iu-ne VI -: aas M-s ,-,1R-1e-
~ Tu..~un ms Tl..,.,saav er-.a;ag.
e,4 a n=is-bc.}rnuG sing a':i' BE
s,piG
Mss ..-Ds .c-,.hr1-- a~ar sap~-
s.. -, ~eia.r'+s u .uvr7 as ~-
-.r--l.a IL ..e IN
NJ. and 1y-s Line, Tny.e-- a-,ta,-
aimee - lirne- -a-stlr~ -=n..t-
A-s. Taz.sr-s siste~ Mrs I-a Csotre-
w:n Z wa.-l. ana 81 D
Randolph fgooa-v 4r 7Av---cR
Iass .+- t.i-3-l-~ II, spencer tr
v4tar lie snf ~ -sa.-,'z mp tN
e, az ToE--- = iSar7r. Hass. N-'is:
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The viii Of Ernest u Goo4al Of
Sanford. president u ne Sanford
Mills Corporation. who died 4: Miami.
Fla was a'ed for probate in ne
York asunrV probate cnur: Taes6a
afternoon -1Ie estate is estimated a
ss0s eaa nj winch ssae zee 10 persona
and Ssnee IS IA estate. Ny. Coo5all
gi-n~ % his nenhew Thomas N.
CoudaIl Of Sanford. ms orchard al NJ
Hope and ms share n ne amp ~
long pond To MS alet,+4- Mildred I.
Eondal .re THOMPSON voodioT. T
his niece LEILA I. Goodall. his books.
and cases and the OF a. Lion Hill.
- lfurd Isef as a r16e range anG
suggests maj she allow the militia n
use 4 for range All his stock IN tar
SANFORD Wafer Co and Fidelity Tr1s;
"a rs well Is ether stock di~jGeanS
viii be placed n ;he hands Of Louis
8. and George g C1oodaIi and Edward
. ncsaey fr-fEtass, TO % expended
as sieecred in a Ietfe- not made pub
.ic H wishes he stock TO remain un-
Sivioe-a until ne fuiallmen, Of ts,ess
INSTRUCTIONS. Alter that the stCek -
20 De dtr1ded pro rata among Ms
neriews and niece4. any ffActtaDal
par Of shar-A- going 70 Th0ano II
ezoodail AT the rest n his real and
ofsrscnai ~st ate ne gf~es TO his nieees
Leila H Mildred e and Maroon
Gooaail Asriand- in equal shares.
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PALERMO

51-.-,+E I---A ME ocv -
[@ 1- - ..Coae 7 Nj aad de-.
~lulAy - 40 - .ae ..aan
N nd 8.ehHss Leonard
-d Ea~--sT Estes visilad n A.
-s ana Nat-r--tiie 1 ua-t II ,ast
", d-s Hattie Chadwick sep,
1ols+ far Har turing her aase,tr
She tAr.',-1.1 i,.r1@ Suriar
MI -1-t-.- Sleek 80 naz A,.a.,
wa 1.n.1r, Tia na5-,v-
.nE
II ~ulhan rom -hurndik. vn9
-a> 4al Influenza anu pneumenia az
~ : : TeEl1n 49, t.,le . T1Tura II
lis lona Sunasy
Hiss Ma "a-Ee~ he ns7rs. v'1o
- af7asnce ~ A. XII
? -o9nt iurinr ~ -=t:an- lines
2as 7rtlais- I'd i,e- duties a-d 8 now
T9A.1nS NJ rsBF~r Tnpd y -sbez-v.
49, Jackson T'.hhef.s and Ms
tsaa" ,<1'gc f1~rn East Pal--ne v,sl;-
I'll Ai-s 'c- 'alrnenter U-aanestia.
I IL. week ana zsrz George -rvsn.-
ne anu stafi Vaughn ,.sf-ea the-e
=. L-Iav
~ Behn a -acIndise vas CAL
ler a. Z :. hitchins' Sondag
Mss Ida Pinkasm attended The III
hion and rhina sunaar school con-
v@1t-rn ri china vi',azr sa.urdA-
asst
A be meeting Of The Fed Cr-ase
.as- F-idar a. Hrs Winitred Cins.
more e vere present ara a sood
amount AZ wnrg ~ss acr ampisshesi
I-e 7~xt NESTING vii he a: Mrs
Harold ! .teh1ns Fr1ae. reh. Ixtn.
ENTER-Th- members IT ia
faEn:l.' Jf Charl-s Downer WIN hnr.
had i-tuenZa n light form are nu~
5caE ing
M > Howard suffered Il serere III
tar -a1i- ! dinner .ast Friday. ne
5 ncw rt.1nfor . bic
E;-27>1 T..Ze. mas had q 1eieahons
inst iea ne auni,ey !s 4-%.
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HIxCKI-EY

y9an,-- r Sc, anne tronl Augusta
ISL US brother ra,.-~ R.lker ne
,1a- -.rHntlF
LEXIS Strickland v-a-ed A lIiur
D;.-s ra7aa- Saiu-as- ana Sun
da-
NJ and a-s George Fl,'ser :
Union visited ~ sid AG- s:~lrk-
ano ra--er;lv
GE- Nelson mas shet -Eo .uxes r
t1;s ricih-tr Ms week
4, and Mr. Henri Choa. AZ Oak
aaa viEite1 NJ. mi Ms !. y
2tckt- -scsnil.-
walter Hal cane Monday firm
Portland 10 ~4slI trends before r.
.sl,ning % His work.
n ana Mrs Lev. Decker ar~ f-ef~
sirk rii,s pneumonih. Mrs. Decker
ser!oasl- H. 4 iectur trafn Va
,erviii4 has S~n here sevara; -inss
@ consult with ne attending pd-si-
,,an -hey hats tro mined nurses
--hc children az. With their grand
parents Nj and H-s -:Il,e Rone. n.
i,or beng -rnfined = ne Mouse ~,tn
NJ ineneE1s
Lofin Strickland s v.sirns friends
n BANGOR and vicrnII
-ulR E.--arlsan and son Efnmons
:, s,std \ 4aglsta several Sa-s -
entity aad a brother Fii.tar Holt He-
ra.nnsnled hem home for shsfe
-lset va Z ends IN This vic;sit- and
c,n.n
NJ AMI Ms Vol Burriil ard
ia zlgh1ef II Canaan visited friends n
MS ~it-nit- Tuesday. rhiie IN thss'
va "a va1e-vIIle far . few asTs
-,slE Win trends.
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WASHINGTON

"a -s5lona--- Willard :. Overlook
WEI, =, South .Sornsrvii,a Sinaa~ tt
offlC.acA 9. -tIe fslDera, - i've la:s
Elmer Hewitt
-l3a-aes Z Savage as neen ma
-@st:ns i1ls ice he nsst EAes md
-ap1--s about sixteen inches n e.
n excellent gis1lt-
Mss 8oo5a Mitchell VINO was ~
--s..-la lF injured N e-casienr acct
dent several DAYS ago When s,le -e-
cAlved a compound fracture Of me
ankle. : comfort able and doing as
WI 80 AN oe sxpee-ed. are VAS
aadl- INJURED internally and 1-1isea
and iacerafssi EXTERNALLY
william Hanson. who 4hS seen
,ar7'ics arerseas. 3ss .efaraea home.
Ee Vas =assed IN Ere ,aEt hattie b.
was = hut Is recovering. 20 b-ouSh.
his gas mask ana nelme. nsne WITH
him and presented Il 70 the Wash.
inCuu High scllool n which he was
formerly pupil
James pirng ~ ssopp4ng VII. Ms
f7ar--eT Howard fer tile winter de-
ing cilures and euttinR wood
Hrs John L Howard IS IN ne. 81 K
list out al this wv!,fnr little bel
:e--
rIarl.s = Savage IL fitting "a
taan1el Overlook wood pile
L-.nwopG r Jones shot an escep-
;teaaIlr large tcx- Friday He has
neen re,-v successful this Writer.
.e1t1n- q large number 81 rice foxes
anu also great naay cyCnA
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FREEDOM

Hs,-ftng : Bryant PARSED ne
wse;, end with lis brother. s :.
Br~ast n Eas. Tasss bora.
Principal Claytnn a Stvrer vas a
burmese -aiier n Augusta W-anes-
iay
The Ladies AID viii meet with
A-a. .. ~. Daage Th7irsSs~ Feb. q.
Tie lniur class Ut freedom Acad-
.mr Ell gre an entertainment 4.
he Grunge ba,i Ff-dAr Feb. - The
groxram Will 30 as foli#~s Rsndings
IN Miss Nxef1se yleud Of wafn-vi'ia.
scles hr Mr. Bowler II Belfast. Trs-
ier's orchestra vii furnish rHusac fu'
9 canoe after the entar- ainfnsn;
Rsass-..s Mesnsf4sI s~rvioes we're
aeid al the church eundaY evening
rAb ander he mana cement II ].
p Crimes
The .xteassun 4shoe' ~ farming
Had cattle -sssaHg was hesA a :ha
G-anSe hail Feh s. :, 3. Under n.
nsnaeesnent Of x DsnsAue snd
c 4. psv
TIE friends and seheolmstes e
La~nns rlsfnent w.f- wddsrafi -
hex Of 1e- ar+t, which otear-ed a.
set home T.1A~aay Feb. 4.
z y Bsnn.. pas~>5 ne ~~-s end
~;fr ms san:ir
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JONESPORT

Eve,ett 3 Cufhn ~ Brunswick "a,
taken III his du;4es as principal IF
Jgnsspurt High school. M -ofin
has Tecan,ar returned f--m France
aaT.aE been II he va- zone cyr
resr3r ssI nun-4s
AliEaberh Sc-out. pr,nc. p. # Cove
lover yrammaT school. mas beer Ill
during ~ past W. weeks. but IS
better. Mrs. Lena Andrews mas oeen
substituting
A clam cnpwder aad pastry supJser
WAS served az ne ConE-eEa.l ona
oi1urch Friday evening. followed B..
: musical program and "Reminiscences
u the wa hv Everett. CONN.
Rumerr Chapter Q. z. s.. held
special meeting Friday evening 60
center degrees Of ne order On H1iaa
Tores and Nellie Kirby
A fast game Of baskes rail- resulted
II vicfoYr for the 5ors # Junespur'
higl, school over the team from I'll.
bridge nigh school The game vas
played n the hirr school auditorium
before an spprer;ativa audienps Of
ur.- Ia Il pas a clean game To-
both =,taes For J H =. Beai. ray
srs Andrews and especially ecod
wnrR while for Milbr1dse. Upton ana
Leighton were he most aggressI~s-
Line Up
J + g-Bea,. r.. 4. {.l Davis. n
I; Lamsen. C: Andrews, IT,. ?:
Church. g !
n r S-s':'ng'. -. era h,ree. ~:
Sa-sent- lg.. Huckins- g: wallace. c,
J., Tpian. n. ?. 80; Crabt-ee. Il
lie gftun. II. >
Score = J r 8 fR II n
Time - min. halves Fonts called an
TcnesparT IL. on u .ibri dre. is. Re:
-.~.s Eaegrd. Mansfield
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NOW SENDING RELIEF TO
DESTITUTE NEAR EAST

~a-r:rt-,e Tan - -Gsa1 all
I'll Enatie:., : H1o,hn. : his city.
Ne ST. yaa.:rslaa II ne commit
=. - Armenian md IAN -e!ie1.
.aLa~ ~eaa3---ai communication
iroTf7 - 4l-E-.s1 mn :ee sta
ns n1-y ..u- ne va- : war The
comm. =. w H. wa the assistance
nf .. ,opa snisiratiun rope 70
~@-l errAE5 n prEenys II food
si-7fs lot1ins. ne{i3cs, and 11her re-
itsr supplies A ,.4e destitute n ces of
liz Nea- East
t,'olir1eu; = VA we nave
.s=c aI,ie - transmit funds ana
aE~A audited reports certifying that
E-4r~ dollar II nome sant las
81 he v--nIn...aes anu he pep
~. fer within .he- -s.a designated
without 1rn rsr, II 'nss sa-s IRE
communication
Tie ro,nmi tie nas ,he earliest
~ ever tn, II The Eoud adrnirisf-a-
ON az -eii rs n She President md
ali Iers-trrerts Il tin government.
bot'l the Tinted states NAVY and
var Department. 7lac.ns 'heir trans
purt and oTar~ facilities ~ NE cam
-nand al ne cHrnnittee. The aerial
repd hcvs-er and relief supplies
must - said f-r from privately
attributed -ands. since unfortunate
= TIE Armen Q ns. Sr-ians and
Creeks If Western Asia are not a
-a.sen and cannpt receive loans or
OTTER a:d from Dur government IN
ne way int European governments
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Wednesdays Brighton Marse.

Stock Yards. Fen 1.-The beef
cattle market showed sharp 4d-
vance on The better grades III beef
cattle. with Gamers anu boiog-1as
holding steady There were some
nice heavy beef offered ana good
prices were obta med for these Veal
change If prices Hogs also xere
unchanged rom market conditions
Of the prss .ous week M;irh cgws
were N moderate supply with trade
quiet Fanny COWS sold u0 70 81 -
and some poor sprfuger= were s1s4,.
as low as S4s. but the Average range
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Chicago Cattle Ma-ke.

lineage. req
!ioGs-R-rn4pts .fg. tH9~-ea -ras.llr
"a 10 higher nan 7-as,1P-1iavs var
age ctesinc xase. BGIk - sales --sad
.Ss., butchers l7Rtnls7a igsr 1-tsaf1 no.
packing -6sr1T--1, thruw-7uts ESQ .f75.
Pigs Good % choice liEsaa.-.as
~A--LE-Rtceipf Hss Pa ztte-s
SLOW and steady! Bulls and cslr..s sior7
ia Sc eve, Beef Cx;tie. Good cnoiue
ana prime ls&nxc common anu 7nt--
alum 1Ge065EE. Butcher STOCK COWS
ana heifars 7ss5d7S- cannt-r and chop.
DeIs f-ssdS... -irckers and feeder.
Good choice ana fancy TUsssh4zJS' srt.-
ION. common and medium Ma Ilisa
: s.si cxives- Good anu ahelce Is7.A7 -.
<EEEr-Ee-eigts $40. Marker 81 sadr
- strong Top aFr5s -: lambs n
error --.rssi .iFs. medium anu -oDfi:. $40
q E.ul!s 1y1sdsssss Eres. Choice ana
,Jr-ue -12:a iI.st The medium ano EooC
Y7a1I-G culls 5.euS@
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81 ne ,favs selling -as S~am s--J
l4V
-1ae 1< ra.s .~a.-.a y-ass .-,-.-...
81 .,.-z---s.a, IA -a,,-s1.--. y
,-o,..,Irrh sa,5 . -or-s -.,r-.ir- I'm,
-3.tF, -,s-n rbs = m. : Mi H.
cu-ve ~ 10 - I ou- al -uc 1seir-
~ 49, ',s At -ac Z nnil ~. l,x i-..t,
ana 8 an. ..nw y . IF, ',slIi &.
q I-4r : low II 9 ,.uv = = mr..
! -uw - r aie - = lie. ulr NJ
- I-4c ana . @al-as rom 1nI IL
: @ -1onpsan z1i,l : ~u--s - g.
ann : cows n -1f %as r.a+vae = i,.c
- o-s ~ i 7-.c. - sheeo and
an 1s Ii =. -.-a !, --c r " F~onise
zs,ld y CATTLE f~1Tn Is n 9r: ~ noHs
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The ATS and craft cluo vas vsrr
-,jes SANITY entertained wednesday,
afternoon ny Mrs. /. II. Adams
TIE funeral services 4 l-aun u!
wards vere herd Y eanes1ar. ne Pa
William German Officiating.
= = Grant was business visl.or
Vste-v:ile Thursday
Mrs. a. 2 Edgertr vas -aIled d
'5''t-en--iIie -aestiey u The critical IL
ness i one Il Aer grandchildren.
Lore-n rag 11 P-~esue Isle vas ii
own "Wednesday 10 a7-end ne finn
ga. If Leon Edwards
Mrs. Frad Ward Il --1r vas ne
ynes, If ae- mother Mrs.. :. 2 E-rl
( ne 0aSs wats
Miss Nab 1amon. VAC las hsar
II The " lido -ountv hospital - Be-
fast for Enedlca. treatment. returned
hume RECENTLY ve-v much improved.
Nj. aad Mrs. :. Z Fa-wer have
.et.yl The guests If friends n 2oc!.-
and ne pas; weak.
Wallace Fass VINO Z attending
< hooi n 2itTsfeld Is a. nome qu:.@
III with ne measles
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MADISON }
Memorial High <chooi Building
Is Possibility-Locai Items

a meeting oi be COMMITTEES anu o1,ae:
q M
S''.u'
ii-is N f1aa HI
-,'..-, ~ = nv
80 u's> n
-, ..,....
''''' '1se Asse'hS 'F
~ AsA lac
r,'- -. ~
''
hAtis 'i1t-as u ~ ana NJ
: = Ni-s; T@re great z.ocA.ed Tres
"a icy earn IF Ms Aae' asach n
80; i hospital T1gsaaT morning
-'i-- Il Ia q n@tnter II ~ Tn q
9 xil-eF ANt,+~ slne- 4
VI ne ---- Il Tat+," IL -hu,sts--'
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PITTSflElD

y. 4. L. Regular S1oD Eoas-
~ - ADN91n1uDuna C1onr
A.sqteas e Ssns e retGFans
Ill
The regular meeting u he MiKs-
beth PfioA -AAoer EAAotef n =, =.
. 4 B. met viii the ra0anf. IRA
Nar'asn on HQAis street. 1aes6Ar
evening. AitF The usual foo01 II
os,afhsAS ~as c~er N ap1FSprlat4 rsf-
erencs vas made = our a1-Fesi-
denfa- waAAiagesn and laArs4a. Il BE-
ing the nsuth 81 their births. The
Aeetsn0 AAs0axAea 10 meet With lffa.
Pusiicr - Punk sffeet March Il De.
hcious -efsesf,merts were served br
he hosiess
The following SeleSafes we're
,.hosen 10 sstena the St1ss cuunciI to
be nesd n Bangor. Marcs is.eS. Mrs..
Fa07cs Razaen, re0eaf: Aass Grace
Davis ana MsEs Florence Buxtpn.
De!asaxes we're CHOSEN % attend the
Naf.snsi csng-eas N washing.nn. 0.
Q, April 1t-.a. as follows Ms For
re Earden- regent. Miss Grace Ds-
IS AltErnaies. Mls. T.siie Hume
veil. Ms Cara Coolidge. Mrs
Blanche pashor. Ms. wn. Gfa- Ms
Angie Fe1c:vai. Ms Louise rA~is
M frank Palmer
A public literary and musical ar
Ter atarrH1i 1atier he ausa.tes #
the sona Of Veterans vas gwen IN
rhion hall en tt,e evening ef waaies-
la. ~sA. 20. IRE following program
~as gwen Band caneHr. from zee
n &: PRAYER Few Tiiiis: wa =
-ens~ ar s,1e Br~w n Hf-;p.' erches-
RI. an illustrated anns. Miss F1hei
C-has~ ana Mss sNitia r'fr~e1e:n
Jo~i Eafe-a he 9sssie Aa'her~ Le-
and White, r.-nasks nv fiev p Z
FA4ky VIVIAN cs-rrttiTe orchestra
~ An E1t q. m Toll Call Vie
:r-. se,tiey: The B;ueAird Walt.
a's5.sssrs rHTnssks E-v II Il.
-s;sl: nus. hv Us ae sAnso s.le lie
ana White: 'Gsi'an; Heroes or
rhest-s. duet BY MTe John Chss. ana
Ny. Ts~r Shurrnv: Linrein's G-f1rs-
l.t,rg Ssee,-h. Ralnh rag --marks
m Ter NJ Wills. duet. M and
Va e'7-aak Brown arra,lss. l'.uf
2 a.ia-H singing America"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-13

ThSe 7:-es. Who had The D,sse,-
are - saii dow, stairs i few Vaa.xs
ago 10 rsperten IL a serious condition.
Mr.. Ida Rheaf = rspnrted nnaI,
improved - neRIih
NJ. md Mrf Frank parsens and
aaeRh. - EuIsia OAsN Sun6sr v's.tprs
q Chester N,es rs
William Dunssea has -esu,nea -
a <sw Tefk aoepttaI ts.r anefher a.
~'afsun. He ~As scermpa ased ~
Mr.. Dunsf0r
T7As pr.esf n SAu0 hAoan ~as
cAiie5 haMe TaesasT s~ ne ssrior,.
-'ress II his fE.her Charles p-<ess
~ Green 10 :erei'tea On :hs saSk
33rt
P>Na C-,rauAAn n III wsfA nauMnx
-oea for Chasaee Banner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-13

Boston Produce Market
Boston. ! Ah =
BEEF -.-heics rnaIe cattle 4sa1s
= TEP-N.o or 57e--2 g-z.a yrl.4--- -----a <
sSfa1S wexts-r dti =e14te
CHkESE-Av~ E1-k WINS no Ca
t-asr 18th
CORNING r v-l7ow l4ee,-tn
2r1Nearisv he.-e,- -3n-r wsx-
e-- extras Tsnsl.
TLlT2-spr-ns patents -f~-!b, savsss
1F.an--.a
iAT-No tirnDf.1- ~.
"a ID SS-t'-'TH-- -Sta1.1
CATS anrv. If sS-4b SsChs ago
PDRK-Medium backs 49,
pOTATOEs-M Gsns %, - lbs u c4-
luIs. -isIr@1a
GA2-Grar a.ai-a. vao!esae 90
ctrS. 90 pt.r lte -hs- n bulk
EA~iIa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-13
Cant. Peterson petur1s


Cant. Iohn q Peterson. who has
served a vesr a the pgT- II Bres1 n
FRANCE. WHERE lla commanded : vesse;
engaged N .a8ainE American c-ogps
Z. Jnat purt IL al home a. Portland
looking reil ana glad 70 GET back %
he nl:eu States he Is one N the
men who volunteered % ser'E'e ne
country IN he merchant Marine ana
gave up ms business n Portland 10
10 ms par belplnE vn The ~1-
Cant. Peterson expects ~ cave FOR
New Tork n few days. where ne
nay accept another assignment IN tie
army transport service. Re has
some 7~I-- interesting aIngs % tell
4 ouut ms experiences II France and
mas 7or hing lut praise Tor the r9n-
irl-tsiI achievements of the naT-v anu
ne army Il handling 1he .ro million
men anu HE hundreds and thousands
II -ons # ~ra!Eht which his caurT-v
sent 70 France during the wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-13

Make One Biz Lean

TcE TIE EAL-, ~ We A.>-
ia IRE Ing ~-Fa.4sr aStr- : - i+s -
sa--9l anu 1921 -esar IL. prove l. = .-~=
8 ne one -=s; .ha1r+ II .ltrt--nn t1
ls,i4,se curse. Oh EAsr St-ae-.
o. 5Esa-f sru SURELY None =
5ovfuc lie wac. = ne -aa.s 4 .o--
: al . sacu-E ~, n..- ,,ss--n 70 ..p.
else We stand aaov 10 -hpw v-nl -.i-
va cur produU. g si me lIr,.--st
charatrs- md 8 -;vfv-a-s.E a..-ra.,i
N.ItE fa~ particulars n snt,4 HAS,
ana CarnpsDT Augusta Name
nov .tsA .Etr tlL.;-@ -
IS 7 = DALI -LLLlNt- NEW ~
by " csoTl1s- -vf.I-- woman 4til 10 IT.
sample ~ l'sF1e7 F's<t : cta-s Il ne
Srucrn "a. Ei-rlIa e { <s.rz1d.