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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
.M'KENNEY EXPECTS TO GIVE
BAIL BOND OF $4,000 TODAY
So"hacI for Accused Man Declare ne
lease IH Ahsured-Plnn Larger
PoHt-Ofice at Petersburg
lSpeciAl to The Times.Disna,ch

PETERSBCRG. VA. June 2O-A r
Mckenncy remained in The Dnwiddie
COUNT jail today, but his counsel saws
mat bail bond OF $4,000 Will he
furnished by tomorrow morning. ana
ne VIII be released TO return 10 his
nome and family. So confident or ac-
jury that they were unable 10 aprnc
on verdict was p shock TO him, and
he almost collapsed and sank IN his
chair. covering his face with his hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrf sutton Jore- ~ Chatth7ooga Ten,
Is spending some time with relatives hers
,Miss Kathleen EOgerson hAs returned IA
Richmond. after attending maj -, -
virginia Military Institute "S
Morhon Keith. OF tho University Of VIZ
slhiA, - spending the weekend with friend :
on Park Avenue. " ''''''ds
sS MSs MAsy DAde Taylor and Miss Grace
onrpherd nav. returned TO Richmond III,
attending hnaIE at v. " l.
sts Dorothy Caheli has been rpona,py
~, ,Ii Gays In Richmond as the ruest
Niss Alene Stokes OF tho Cho.,crr.l, q,
'pv"u'"s retcrAl asys In Washington
ks Mr.: ana NJ, William II Bryant. o. s;lr
n zion Avenue. left Friday FOR . Vii,
10 Washinston and other places OF in,e,ss:
Mr. and Mr. CONWAY ,;orJor h
vac recent Euostn OF frierds In ~ y - y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
Recruiting Plane,

The Curtiss plane visiting Peters.
burg on a recruiting visit for the air
service left today for Farmville. The
plane Was visited by number OF pco-
pie while here. II Will go as far AS
Blacksburg on its trip through the
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
GENERALIZATION RECORD
MAY FALL At CAMP LEE
Steady Stream of Men Arrive III
and Leave Army Canton
mcnt.
MANY RECRUITS ARE FOUND
Enlistmcnts Large Among Troops
Returning From Oycrscas-Eighty.
First Division Soldiers Land
TODAY.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CAMP LEE. VA. June 20-All indi-
cations are that tho record Of demob-
ilizin2 troops at this camp will be
OF soldiers arriving In camp has been
an unendinR one since the beginning
OF the month. yet with the influx Of
troops there has been 4 continual limo
of discharged men leaving camp daily.
With the number Of troops arriv-
Ing daily. the recruiting office has also
by without near approach Of the
record number Of re-cnIistmcuts being
passed. For several days tho num-
her has passed the forty mark which
indicates that the returned soldiers
arc giving careful study to all the ad-
vantaEes and opportunities offered in
the army. and especially hy such men
who have no occupation to return 10
In civil life.
Special Units Arrive.
Yesterdays arrivals in camp we're
special hetachmcnts 5407 with ninety
three men and two officers, and al 1
Merritt detachment OF forty-four men
and Camp Mills detachment Of fifty
men.
Telegraphic instructions have been
received at the rehabilitation head
quarters that more troops OF the
Eightyiirst Division are TO be sent
20 camp These troops will arrive at
Newport News June Il. and will mum :
Der 9SS men and twenty five officers
of the following units: Three Hundred
and Twenty-second Infantry. field and
staff headquarters. medical detach :
nient; First. Second and Third Bat
taiions: ordnance detachment. supply.
machineyun and headquarters com
pany; Companies \ TO NJ
Scheduied to arrive at the same time
are hfty-nin" men of the Seventh Di-
vision Detachment Veterinary Hospi-
ia. II. l2i men OF the Two Hundred
and Eleventh Military Police Company,
twenty-eight men of Salvage Unit $40,
and thirty-fre men of Photo Sections
. and Is.
An interesting episode at camp has
been The return of Montana" Jacl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21
r Y

Mrs; Otto, Theodore Hess and her
. isax,n Teddy Hess; Of Floyd Avenne. are
mer season at Nova Scotia. Mrs. Hess
has cottage at Nova Scotia, where
sne spends several months out Of every
Captain Addison Hagan. U. s. Ma
the rs Sorns; who has been ai'enmdihg
returned to Richmond Thursday. Cap
M Mn Ia l,iagan letM, YESTERDAY to join
they will spend some time.
Visiting Parents Here.
urseon g. s ar Ar W%o has S Snen 5s
ana ans Mrs rsw days %i,n his parents Mr.
his ship. the Minnesota. at Old Point.
Sailing for Brest France. OH Monday
North Dakota, is also visiting his = pa Z
rents rents during his leave of absence.
Mrs. William Meade Addison and her
daughters. Misses Margaret and Anne
Thqrrday for Old Point CO Comfort rc'' Mrs qs.
addison, and her daughters have. just
Military Institute. Marlborough Addison
being a member OF the graduating
CLASS at that place.
Dance for Younger Set.
"a pretty affair of last evening was
ne dance given AZ the Country Club
cassl 81 3 aSi ''G GssnF nFanf in
Virgins Shepherd. An orchestra play
cd FOR the dancing, and supper vas
served at II o'clock. About $50 rem-
PERI 59rinG Of me schoolsiri and boy set, acre
Mrs. Cabeil in chaperoning the dance
we're Mr.. and Mrs Robert II. Taiiev,
Htr. and Mrs Frank Powers. Mr. and
A arsi, George Warren. Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew jackson Gray.
Guests for "edtlInu
Miss Frances Davis, WILMINGTON, Del
sSnd Mrs i. p. Steele. of High Point.
SewHei, are for the ne ffnss,s Of Mrs: W; Il.
on, Tuesday. 4 luncheon viii be given
today at the Jefferson Hotel by Mrs
Thomas L. Newell, aunt OF the bride.
IN honor OF Miss Margaret Newell
Attendants for Derby-Portner Wedding.
~ much interest to society in Vir-
gina is the Derby Portner wedding.
MTS. Augustine Humes. OF New YORK.
VIII Eact AZ matron OF honor At the
marriage o. her sister. Miss HildeKarde
portner. to Lieutenant Palmer Derby
y, >. A., OF Virginia. which Will take
place today in the apartment OF Rep
f Rir0,her, in, and sister Of Mrs
ton. Captain Nelson Page L. S OF
virginia. viii be the best man The
sroom mas recently returned from
elshteen months service overseas and
Quiet Wedding.
Haynes S. Robertson. OF Elncks,one
was quietly celebrated on Tucsdav
June II, at the parsonage or the re-
Fred r. Chenault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-21

Hutter. CrcamerN. pound -.
Country butter. pound. .....
American cheese. pound -.
Schweit2er cheese. pound. 80,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
BACK ON JOB
Pye Feels Like a Diff
ferent Man, Now
.Tanlae Was Worth Its weight IN
Gold 20 Me-" Says Pertland Man

Wei sir. net . day passes that
sone ot my friends 90 not stop Ee
O. TIE street and remark about how
vel an 'ookinS Of late. and :, .nks
ooes my hear, good to tell them hat
Iznlzc . responsible fer t." said
Herbert L Pye q well known en-
pierre Of the Willard and uzEge.t
Co. and living At S. Emerson street.
Portland Maine. the ether day.
i was Just about all in when
commenced taking Tanizc." con-
rn-ed Nj Pye for had been slf-
.e-i-E from s.omzch trouble and IL
digestion for ten hong years / Nas
under treatment al the time nearly,
ard ! zo', t%gll 10 tell yo1 how
nazy dits.eo. medicines tried bit
M condition !-s. kept getting worse
:. tie tine Every time ! ate any
hing / would lave tie wo-s. so-t Of
ps.-s L Ihe p. of ny stomach
WY. hs6 actually Eoz,e1 70 TIE
po.-. whs-e the o-iy thing ! could
81, vas nix a-i crackers. a.5 even
-1z. Doalt oe,sa cause gas 20 form
50 tad ! could hardly get q so,od
t-ez-l- : aEs-r go: 50 weak and
s-c-doEn that made arrangements
- glvs Up Uy Position for awhile
z-1 g - Re Co-c.-y- In .Ac..
as .o-ce5 % te away from ny ~ork
--csG # Ire tine any ~sy. Then
ny p Ezole -e-voGs system seemed 20
-,e So~a en5 instead Of sleeping !
oL.d .-s- rl a-d toss ali r.gh,
.o-E.
-J1s, fe~ days before ! vas
-ezCy 20 iazve to- IRE cc.-r--y. ny
oz-gt-e- t-c1ztt hone = hottie ot
-a-lsc and i-s-s:e1 that ! give i
,--zL t:6-- have Any faith Il the
ne5.c1-e sa6 ,oi6 ny daughter 50.
t-- s1s S-s7ty coaIe5 ns . give =
: trial Wei .2s. few doses o<
this medicine cervioced ne Ia. =
=zs dcee-ea. from ANYTHING ! lad
ever -zkeo- sct. sir, il week or
-er 5ays time zas feeling Ike Z
ere-Ec- man. have sai-e5 -i-e
..oo-cs 50 Ia ard an stil1 gaining
neys- hs6 res-e- appetite u ny
Life a-1 N s.clzch trouble has
t,eeu 50 completely oTercone iea.
everything azt agrees @-;th Ce al
right reTe- have shese pains IN
~ stomach a1r more. and haven /,
Rad q s.z- q Indigestion since ! tr-
ishe6 my frs. bottle. ! am 50 vel
ard s--onE low ;ts. ! can easily
PIC. ID :xo hundred po1rd weigh.
and u. il On waEor- i an back
or re 1ob and working hard ever!
cay sno feel ire al 7he .sns- Eo~
.nat Is what Ta-zc has coae for ne
ard claim :hz. any medicine tha.
7..l help : man .Lz- -1oh : worth
i:s weigh. II gold
-aalac is sold il A1E-s-a oy Do7-
ditch Webster Co and the leading
5Egg.s- il every c.;y and ;oN1-
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
SOLON

II. s1h:ect cf tie services =. tbs
Xe,hod.s, Episcopal church last Sun
day morning was The Visible aad Il:
Inv.sibie" from q Kings ST.. III.
serncn was delivered by Rev l. c.
Taom TIE Epworth League sunda5
nigh, vas ed By Edna YORK The Sub.
sec, was The League Notte-' The
subject 4, ;he wednesday night nset.a :
VII be The Mas;er's Sincerity" 4
e1n5ay scsoo! beard meeting VIII .o.-
lev dis session.
Ore week from Tau.s1ay night Hal
Tween party viii De enjoyed By ire
;Cn!3- ce2ar.men. of the S1nda: schocl
in charge Of Mrs w.lilam Miner
The wonaa's Club viii meet wednes.
day afternoon q this week with Ars
Fred Magoon. TIE roll cali vii be al.
swe-e; 20 By quotations from Whit,ie-
with Historical Places il Somerse.
County" as the man subject
Slim High school is 20 have Al Or.
ehsstrz of Eve piecee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Resrsire Cec.

Every few months st6iticrz. evil
oence conez out Of Germany :az, the
Ge-za E1rure has &c: been changed
~ treaties, defeats, G. constitutions
The old firm 0: Ne u1d Got, las
been dissolved. h1: even Il the senior
member EA retired there Is hope
that the 5uHicr parne- can be de-
pended upon n an emergency.
The emergency = SIex.s, the Up
per portion Ct which il under con-
tsovesIy between Germany and Po-
land, with tie ODDS IN favor Of Po-
izHd- An informative index to the
way the gentle German feels toward
the Pole and the measures he ex-
poets Gott TO take. il necessary, is
found IN the little song which i. en-
1oyins great popularity in Kat
toritz an upper si;esian town A few
unirersieed translation follows:
IT Siles.a becomes Polish. nay God
a 1sk children and CARTE TO de unborn
may God cripple tie hands and fee, Q!
the Poles and blind their eyes. strike
them deaf. EInits them with madness
may 10 sound Of rejoicing food Polish
l<n3f. but only gro<1s aad cries; nay
Coz n this wise E1zke the revenge Q!
the Germans"
Here is the same old song Of bate
and destruction 20 be visited upon
all who do not belong 70 the super
race. self-desisnated. Lissauers
celebrated hymn 1. still q classic and
Is the subjec. OF lectures by German
school masters TO their students. A
certain Herr Buchii,z is quoted az
saying:
Only hatred and revenge may reign
over Is now. As n -:l4 we must make
or sonS Lsssauer's mAgnihcen. 'Hymn
q rate Jesus said that We
must love ogr foes. bu, tina. concerns
mans there can o-ly be hatred, and
from that hatred shall be born the Ger.
man GAVIN OF freedom"
lnls KIND Ct school instruct ton
can have only one result, the raising
Of a crop Of super-haters like those
who sought to make their hatred the
ruling force OF the Earth in 1915
Present German impotence TO ac-
tuany be revensed for the oe-
feats of the Allies resolves Itself into
sul!en. dogsed struggles toward the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Carried a Tube of
Tooth Paste : Years

Many a person has stopped brush
ing the teeth because of tooth pastes
that harden. 1t is especially true Of
children.
The experiments Of Prof. James B.
Stebbins. Jr. OF New York long ago
proved that I.lbodon Dental Cream
will not harden or dry out IN a,y
weather. Three years ago Nj. Otto
kupfer Of 500 Hudson Street, Hobo
ken. y. j., took two dozen tubes CT
Albodon to South America. On his
return war had broken out and he
enlisted in our army and went I,
France He was recently DISCHARGED
and in unpacking found partly used
tube Of Abodon three years old, still
in perfect condition.
AlooCon is calcium carbonate.
saponified and mixed with the we'll
known oils Of cloves, cinnamon ard
eucalyptus. 1t is not only perfect y
made and effective. but 50 safe that
children may use it II -etaiis a. sc
and proves that the best tooth cream
need not cost more.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Another League Of Nations.

No iess Z League Of Nations than
,he one projected In the Paris cove
,snt is the iaternationa: trade co.,
ference which convened Monday a,
Atlantic City. The conference was
called 10y The Chamber OF Commerce
81 the C1i.so States VIII the en-
dorsem=n, ot the authorizes at
Washington ind the delegates in
e!ude representative business men
AID ban<.is from Greet Britair.
Trance. Italy and Belgium
.yha, tic J>-ague Of Nations pro-
poses - % for international state
relations the Atlantic Ci;;. .onfer.
ence proposes 10 DO for inte-na-
;ioni commerce and industry. The
war has left only the skeleton OF
business which must be restored TO
health and the performance Of its
nemA functions. Europe and
America need each other. and they
need to understand each other.
Europe needs Americac credits and
America needs European markets Tor
ber surplus goods. II il equally true
that Europe needs most urgently the
restoration Of her means Of produc.
ton and America awaits the ssabiliz-
ing Of credits and exchange. Inter-
dependence has been greatly intensi-
6ej by the war and the intimacy Of
nations win grow rather than dimin-
i.h.
The calling Of this international
trade congress by American business
men is at once Yebuke to the pro-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Much Rheumatism
LEGAL orussist's Nc. e.curs No Pay
OHsr Attracts Many suffseers.

II there are any rheumatic sufferers
VINO have not ayaiIed themselves OF this
generous offer they should do 20 al
once Bowditch-Webster Co state .ha,
y Rhecma. the guaranteed prescr,ption
1or rheumatism in any form. does no;
give an purchaser quick and .oyful re-
lief they will gladly return the cos,
without aay quiobihg or red tape.
rheumatism Is q dangerous disease
anc anyone who has the sIiehtes, tasnf
OF II should drive il ou: of the system
as quickly as possible. This is VIVA;
Rhevma did for many. II should do a
7 have bs.a laid Up for one year
With chronic aEthlitis. says one suifer.
er. L had doctors galore. also spent
four months in q sanitarium, bu. had
practically no relief. Then I started
taking Rheuma- Now can 70 without
crutches or other aid. which / could nor
do for the last min. months I hiehiy
recommend II. and would gladly an
swer any questions asked on recent of
stamp for postage. Thomas H. Eddy.
Schuylerviite, y. Y.
Rheuma 10 absolutely harmless and
thoroughly reliable because II is one
discovery that has forced rheumatism
to yield and disa ppear. It's not expen-
sfve and is 10 recommended By good
druggists everywhe:e--Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
PALERMO

CEETEH-Ef Smell and family Of
Bath passed the weekend with NJ.
Smells parents. Nr. and ME-. Waite.
Snail.
Mr.. and Xrs- A. u. Benner ard Mrs
Ella Handy were in wa.erv!Ie on husi
ness Tuesday.
A party Of abeu: 3 enjoyed q huskins
at the home o. Ms Elizabeth Irish
Wedresda- evening.
Mr.. Eta ingalls, Of Rzzcrviile was q
recent visitor at the home Of her sister,
Ms c. A Eewhan. Xrs. Mile Hods.
1on OF westport. Who lad been passtn .
several days with Mrs. Newhau. re-
tunnel with Mrs ingalls,. and will pass
the winter with her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
L.. A. & W. Relief's
Annual Meeting

Lewiston. Ne. Oct. sI-The mem
bers o: Ite Lewiston. Augusta
and Ta.erviIle Stree, Railway
Relief Association held their onoua,
banquet. entertainment and election
Of officers last evening a, Atou Ben
Adhem hall, Main street Auburn
The feature &C the evening was the
singing and dancing OF the vauie-
vile troupe brought here for che
benefit CT the association members
?. ". Emery and Joseph A. willet
were n charge ot the affair
Over 80 members Of the associa-
ton sat down a, the tables at eight
o'clock. while during the evening.
many who we're relieved from ac-
tive duties on the cars. came in 20
enjoy the entertainment and 10 be
present at tie business meeting.
Dan Long Of Lewiston was the chef
in charge OF the supper. and no pains
were spared in making the affair a
success. During the banquet, eight
musicians from DeRosays and Bar
re:t's orchestra. furnished music, and
several songs were also given.
TIE banque, was followed by
long list of vaudeville artists who
amused the employees Of the car
company for the better part Of two
hours. with the latest song and
dancing hits This entertainment
was brought to Lewiston for the
especial benefit Of the car men. and
was greatly enjoyed by them
After the entertainment. the buS-
ness meeting of the evening took
place, and this consisted in the
election Of the officers for the ensu-
ing year.
The officers elected were: Pres
ident. Fl. E. Rose: vice president, H.
f. Holmes. Augusta: treasurer, c. c.
Cole: secretary, D. E. Pearl. The
president is to choose the directors,
AZ a later date
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Answers to Yesterdays ouiz

sS"~S - SASey &s
/. General AIislhy COMMANDED TIE
victorious British forces IN
Palestine IN the war.
:. The ahb-evla..on fo. hundred
weigh, Is cat
). The ne.apho-.cai rane to- the
London Times Is The Taun-
Ge-er"
I John Brown Q. Osawatotne.
was executed OF the charge Of
treason. cocspi-;ng and advis-
1nE with slaves and others TO
rebel. and CO murder r the
frs, degree"
!. PostasIer: psIi-y poet
$ IRE real name of Merca,c-. -te
Flemish cevosraphe-. IS Gs--
hard k-@e--
:. Cairo IS the capital Of ECp:-
s. Hans Merlng was q celebrated
PAINTER Of Eruges- He died -
-s:.
2 Ths principal commanders O,
tha American SIDE in .he Mex
.cz1 var Of -5:s-,sss Ne-e
Generals Zachary Taylor aod
Winfield Scott
-. TIE Momo- Church vas .o1rt-
81 b. Joseph Smith II isse-
fccp--igt. 80 ty PlA-c L1Es- CD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

crzzl,a:loa Of the Senate sad q,
answer 70 these VITO would preserve
tie cd iso-z.to. Q. tie United
States. No American exists who doe.
10. wan. this cogctry 70 lead Il in
tsrz.lonal trade and 10 American
exists who does not wac: ILLS coEr-
III 20 lead II .n.ernz;.ccaI states
@AHkh.r. Tie Cn:ted States c1,.c,
participate. much less lead il either
unless ..s representatives take part
u intsy-zacozl councils acd learn 70
k-or the peop,e and the proc.ens o.
c,hs- nz-:one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
Wednesday. o>ssse, z 1878.
A csn,eres.r, 81 cs,s ct:1sess'r'

Serrserse---. o-r p-eTYs-s eol-
ne.. uyo1 -he -z-k gaFsn z! eHas'
yzs-.cs Co---s1 -. @eeE .. rA11'-
z-srz-sc- tsv.~ Ee ezr-eE;l! endorse
;1s szgges.oa. -1zd= - ssTf1z-
-,s-.csesx q LIZ tsz-. tLzt i ee p.E-t-
&c and ia. . oosY II paced :. -rs
az-cs o. eve-y t-E-re zrTaaczli .o'
c.tzze-s1.p-
No 1-e-. nsc-e co-c5se3y ccrste-
,s.s:ss s,o thorough. --.---s-zi@-
znge expors.-ao- q LIZ -lxl.s zo1 g.
,es q A--srilzz c1t3recs ceoE c's
f---e- desired Ct znsx1-sa ]: Hll
4-.zty -s-k oo- cry - ! 521scaa4
rgssssc. TT sE c1z-1 al cc-pzss
e -o,t 4-s-.cz..s-- T. to@ reNl?
rad. cs.tze. :. El1 always a~ az
to,c.s.ed VII. {. occsslo. ~.l-a
f<-c, s,5 stz- z-e ocE co-cpers--z
u -e-6e- nost i-p-essfrs- Ac1 -
80 co-s-s-t -e-lrce- 9. t--a; oo.At'-E
c,cczEso-- Ire 3ez1s- q. t-sI lt--s
c-e-ta1n Vii wo:s silently IT,,
powerfully ts-c2gs t.e Few r-ii1s.
70 family, relatives ar5 er5en1s- IS
r.o.e,, szc.o- Il ta= bai1di-E Q. good
c.;1ZeE.ip.
!, L s,1s-cl6 wc.L- sr-eo1ElT
oone- AID TIE s-ssssaoa vs hzrs
,o.sd .hozld &c PCT ITO .l1s1z's
exec-.son. ard with i thzt o'hss
E1s-es.aou. made hy Chiet J1stacs
Cornish himself. tia. IL eve-y eo1r.
roar t.e,e should oe c.sDls?s. foi1
Il. rzrorzi and tie s.z,s Gag.
II these days thinking nen are
watching closely ths plsy aoo liter
p4sy G. tas forces making fer tie
uer,eva.,on, Q. TIE obstruction. c.
Ansr.cA.axu an6 denocracy. Iasy
-sA,ixe TIA. re ELS: meet p'cpA-
sz,tA with propaganda Aszinsi the
soyces Of Boishes1En, anarchy ana
mob ,5o.erce tAsy make Es-.zi IL
rer.ory e tie ake-@ss which cza
s,1 r-r Szss. rhen-.he ieElaz-
i've. executive a-d judicial trzncaes
o. L.. scysrrls--- ths press. re
scsrcss. t.s churches. TIE great fra
ts-Eai orsz-xuo-E tne Eotz-F
Cuts. zr5 - tie o.1s. a<scrsss
s-:c. E.A-S tor iA~ srd order. Ilsy
-.z..z. TIA. tie !ea6sTs O. these
czrc forces mrst zct straight a-s
,h..x st-zKHt s.s talk straight
40 k-oE.rg al ,a.s. ;tsy are
.e.,as- .arzo-siy ob.vsous q Tie
s-o-lSs-3ng s-es q evil, 1og faint
nszred znd c-ozking pees-nLsts-
There are .hcee who are ready 70
hz-g lie crepe On AMsr.ea's front
doc. =. every report oc tie dis.
tsnirz.ioa of BolsteviEt!c prcpa-
rz.1a- L.. them BE os good cheer.
There's = good ceal q KICK LEFT in us
yet These things poster Us for
awhile, and then We reach fox tie
swst.sr and swat en-
TIE words Of Sir James Bryce In
lis Introduction 20 The American
ConnSnwealth.' are as true today as
when they were wrlaen tl'Mty- ore
.ee-s ago:
The European reader fails 20
realize the existence II the American
peop.e of reserve Of force and
Patriotism mere than sufficient 20
:xeep away al the evils which are
now tolerated. \ hundred times n
writing this hook / have been dis
aesrtened by the facts was stating;
q hundred times has the recollection
Of the aboundins strength and vital
.ty Of the nation chased away these
irenors.
l. A 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
BANISH CATARRH
Breathe Hsemei fer Two nsrus"
and Relieved S.ufFe5 Uc Hea:

II you want 20 ge. relief rom os:a:--.
cold II The head O. t-c-- a. --1fs
cough = tie sao.,e<. ,--.s c-ss:ee ~
oEel
II should clean O.. yo-- As2i s-d
open Up ycu- nose II Iwe IT, -;ts az
allow you 10 breathe .rssl:.
HyoH.ei often ends 3 cole :, c-s G.:
and brings quick -e-:s. :-cC S--Nss'
hard cr0sts = the Go,ss. hawking, s?.''
ting and Catarrhal -1uc.s
hycHei is made chiefly from = scc.E'
ing, healing aa,isep;lc oil. ~: co--ts
from the eucalyptus fo-ss1s .. :.:s3-I
Australia where Cac2--a- Asthma r-H.'
chitiS. TonSiiI,ls, IrSaeczz. g-e--:t-
and Consgnp,ien we're never k-oT1 =
exist
Hyomei is pleasant and easy
breathe Just pour = ts~ cH7s y,
the hard rubber snhaIe-. So as c--sc.e'
and relief IS alnos; certain
A complete Hyolsi ou,1i. i-c- -1,..
inhaler and one bottle CT HyoIsi eos
but lis,le-at Sowtitcs-Weas;s- 20
and druggists everywhere Y yc1 q
ready own an inhaler y7co G.. &c. q
extra bottle os Eyenei =. Drugs
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
WHTTEFIELD
Thomas Nar

NoRTH-Thomas Mary. an aged
and respected citizen Of this town.
passed away Oct. II al the home of
Lizzie Chisam. where he tad beard
ed for several years He was a u erl- :
ber Of Erskine Post. G. A. r. lie is
survived by two brothers ard p sis.
ter. beside several nieces and
nephews- Funeral services were he'd
from his late home Sunday at n. n.
lnterment was in the Sweat cer.e.
terry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

Mex. tine yo1 are tempted 20 cas-: :
trek at = czps.ziE., tus; becz-ss fe ls
& czp1-zi-s,. pause monsnt and -ak= :
ieo. e. yoEr hza6to'ok- O. .e-c 1s-e@
ths missile yo1 throw nay bounce -
yo,p- oEr c-snrr-- Ard then ,so,-s-
azz.- ore- ,ns- apt Eiplcsl refereocs
coneerz:-z beam" s-d q ME -
Denver News.
This Is written for some people
bu, no. for others Il which class
90 you belorg7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22
ALBION
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness in our
sad bereavement: also for the beau.
tifui flowers.
MR. AND MRS. AsHMoND ABB
BOTT.
MRS. MABEL ABBOTT AND FAM.
lily,
Mr.. AND MRS. LEON ABBOTT.
MR. LEWIS ABBOTT.
MISS VIVIAN ABBOTT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-22

The Cniversalist church Of Old
Town has extended a call to Rev.
Harriet B. Robinson. now State
superintendent OF the Cniversslist
churches of Florida, to become pas.
tor. and ii Is understood she will ac-
cept. She has served churches in
Ohio. New York and Florida