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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
uEZINARODNl DEPUIACE ZEN LlCA
NARODU.
MONROEOVA DOKTRINA v USTA-
VIZ MEZlNkRODNf RESPEKTOVANA
NEVOLE FRANCOUZU A BELCICANU PRO VOLBU
ZENEVY
parIy II Jnbpo

Pariz H. dubna. VSe nasvedcuje ze ne len president
Wilson, ale take angcy mnistesky president Lloyd George
neopus mirovou konferenc Pariz drive dokud
pfesne sanoveno kdy povoni budou do Versailles zsupc
Nemecka ably rukou spojencu piiia podmnky miru Sta
tax die n6kterych dohadu dobe dubnem L.
kvetnem
Debata Monroeove dokrnG, vastne iejich dodacich
stanovam Lgy narodu Zakoncena bya psobivou Will
enz Vyvrace duvody oposce ako by zmin6n zsada
byla hradbou vSesvetove svobodne poky Chovan Angie
douho byo vazkach, az koneGn6 Cecil prohsl
Va pfekazek ably doatky nvrhovane Spojenym Saty sy
samotn6ho presdenta, nebyly pfaty. Podobnt vyja
delegat francouZsky I.arnaus.
Wilson vyt, proc povstaa Moroeova doktrna a pravl.
re bya postavena pro tax svatG aan evropskych
panovniku napoleonkych vakach kera dusa
rozsiiti polokoul zapan VGsovne pravi ei pre-
kvapuje trzeni oposce dokrina zpaec
nctvi.
MrOva konlse prilaa dnes deputaci Meznirodni raCy
sufrazet ktera omahaa aby prava zahnuta byla
lmluv6 Igy. pokud tomu cvsace demokraticky vyvoj
jednotlivych dovouie Surazety zaday jednotvt
y ze zastoupen6 ably potlatovaly osvadni zvyk n6ke
rch zemi zeny de prodava odsraniy veiene trpenou
prosttuci.
Vyvoeni Zenevy Svycarsku sidem Iigy narodu, Wy
volao francouzskych begckych kruzich jsou
voba ppsovna jest op6tne ucnku reci presidena Wona
Ceskoovensk Geegace spou Franci Portugalskem, CT
Belg zusaly svmi hasy odevzdanymi prospech
Bruselu menSin6 seshlasove France jak znamo diva
hasy TAX saIa Geneva u hlasy sidem Lgy narodu.
Pafiz 12 dubna, rano - komse Ligy narOdu skOnca
jenn poZd6 noc ale nezarazeny nektere francouZ
ske apanske pozadavky Zasupci posedn6iSich sat 81
vyhradi prvo predozit dodatky tyto penam schulz
mirove konference.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
VfTEZNA PARADA MA
VELIKONOCNf NEDELI.
PIukovnik Vladimir Hurban
bude v pondeli fecni: v audito-
riu broadwayske knihovny.

Ridite'ove vitezne pGjcky
Svobody pripravuji velkolepou
paradu ma Velkonocni nedeli,
"a kterehozto pruvodu V "a
jmu "Viteznych Bondu' budou
pochodovati dolennim meste
veskere .nistni organisace vo-
jenske, civilni spolky, "valecne
matky' j skolni ditky.
Riditelstvi kampa1e vitezne
pujcky pozvalo vcera plukovnl
ka sibir;ke ceskoslovenske ar
mady Vladimira Hurbana, ably
recnil We prosp6ch viteznych
bondu auditoriu broadway
ske knihovny V ponde.i, kteraz
% kampan1i schuZe broadway
ska aranzovana bude pracov-
Milky ze trinacte a ctrnacte war
dy a kterymzto wardnim vybo
rum predsedaji PIP. Albert Pal
da X. +. Cansky. Pravnik Pa
yer bude V broadwayske kni-
hovne ma yych. 81 I'll. V ponde.i
ru.5eYt.E .h.f9,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
VYSTAVKA STARYCH PA.
MATEK.

Y museinl budOv6 ma rohu
East boulevard Beethoven
Road u Wade parku - Cleve-
land Museum of Art - Zaha-
jena buda Ultra vysstavka staro-
kraiskych pamatek a predm6-
tn um6lecke vyroby, kterazto
vystavka byla obeslana teme!s
Vsemi Zde ZaStoupenymi evrop
skymi ndrDdy. tedy i Cechos. O.
vaky.
V musejni budov6 vystave-
ny jsou kraiky, vysivky, stare
zlate .'lribrne ozdoby, rytiny,
dekorativni stolni nacini. svic-
ny. uncle pletene kosicky, sta
rozitne hudebni mastroje, NAL
by atd., kterezto pamatky byly
behem DOLBY emigranty Evro
py sem privezeny vcera w
ssavnimu vyboru zapujceny
Ma vystav6 ie zvlaStni odd6
Ieni Ceske V nemZ Ultra odpo-
ledne mezi treti a ctvrtou no.
dinou rovnez cesky program
bude uveden. Ma programu bu
dou reci o starych ceskych pa
matkach. ce;ke pisn6, cesky ia
nee a telocvik ma nemz clenove
Sokola Havlicek budou Sc DO.
dileti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
Wssl WSS
DEMOBILISACE 1872 PLUkU.'
Pesak A. Safranek, 117OO kins
man Rd. mezi rekonvalescenty.

Gen. Glenn. naGelnik tabOra
Sherman-Chillicothe obdrzel
vcera telegram z Washington
nu, aby pijpraven byl ku demo
bilisaci 332 p6siho cleveland
skeho pluku, pritomne z italske
fronty domu Sc vracelicihO. S
naSim p,uko om iedou tez ital-
Sti generalove Gugieliratti a
kni2e Den',ice, vyslani italskym
gen. Stabem do Soustati, ably
podekovali amer. Wade "a Wy
slani 332 pluku Ma bojiste Ma
Piave.
Vcera prijelo do Sherman ne
kolik We Francii ranenych voii-
mu, mezi nimiz ie tez cesky bra
nee A. Safranek. 1l7OO Kins-
man Road.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12

ce prohnane loveni stes.f della
cloveka nestastnym!" Tot by!,
to jest Masaryk dnes ieste, a
snad to je prave tajemstvim je
no oblib enoiti, tajemstvim je-
no uznani, jez odpirai mu ne
mohli take drivejsi jeho poll
ticti odpurci: re je zhola dalek
nejakeho t6zeni osobnich W.
hod ze sve noci, postaveni a
styku. Dale tvrdival Masaryk:
."Nemame milovati smrt! Pryc
IS ruskym sklonem k muced-
nictvi!' - Take k jinym ma
rodum name byti spravedlivi.
Laska k svyn nema mT.i "a po
zadi nenavi;t k jirlym!" "Ne
starejma Sc to. co o mas fek-
ne soused!' "Vudcem byt, ne
znamena ieSte byti panem. Do
bry vudce je, kdyz dovede slou
zit" Takove byly nazory ma
ze. ktery nyni sam Sc stal vnd-
Gem a sidll $ knizecimi pocta-
mi kralovskem hrade. Nebu-
de chit. zaprit jako ride statu,
co zvtstoval jako ucitel. Zalo-
I'll ma lasca sv6 vidiny lidskosti.
Ma ncinne lasce. .iez pocina II
sebe. Je-li president Masaryk.
cin byl professor Masaryk, smi
NE my. 7: jA Rakusane. jake
svobodny stat byti spokojeni Sc
sousednim svooodnym staten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
SINFEINISTE UTOG MA LiGU
NARODU.

Dublin, l. dubna - Snfensticky parliament dnes poJed
naval ze nrodu Professor de la Valera prOnes re lrsko
lest nine prpraveno st Sc vadn konsttuci ale jedne
zaklad6 senych prav vech narod at z vekych nebo
vch @ presdentu Wsonovi vyslovi malo chove. pra
VIII Wilson by nade vseho dstva ale nynels satu igy
narod nikerak pry demokratcky znasnue princp
rovnos cmz bude vets tyranie nez kdyko pred
tim Glen parlamentu Monaghan naval presdenta Will
soma Machiavelim noveho sveta enz vydupa hanebnou
Iigu snizenim veSkere lidskosti
Do Parze Sc dostava depuace til rskych pfedaku re
Spo St aby ma mrove konferenc pracovaa prospech
osvobozen rska vseho budou rcane pozadovat ably
prohasen6 Wlsonovy z'sady sebeurcen narodu pauS
pro iejich vlast
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
CESkA OBCHODNf KO-
MORA.
Pripravne organisacni prace
vyzaduji mnoho namahaveho
usi,i.

Mnozi iide Sc dotazuji, proc
neni Zde vice zprav vzhledem
k Ceskosloven Ike Obchodni Ko
more V Americe, a domnivaji
Sc snad, Za celia zalezitost usnu
la. Mic nemohlo by byti k am
'nejsiho. Jak nam sdeluje ta-
je'nnik komory, pan John A.
'Sokol, pracuje Sc pilne ma IL
skanl vSech nutnych informa-
CT Cd ceskoslovenske vlady a
4 induatrielnich kruhu. Az do
sud pris'o pochopitelne malo
srclehlivych zprav. tykailclch
Sc obchodu, a jezto lake dopra
va Jest dosud Zcela disorgani-
sovana nas.edkem valky a neu
stalenych socialnich pomeru.
nebylo dosud mozno zavesti
pravideI ne obchodni 1tyky sc
starOu vlasti. MnoZi 4 mas 81 ne
dovedou ami predstaviti, iaka
jest 10 obrovska prace. posta-
viii na pevnvch exon rickFch
zaklaedch nasi renuh,ia :. dyz
veSkera komunikace Jest preru
sena a vse musi byti uvadeno
do novych koleji. Mas presid ont
Masaryk Vi zajiste dobre, co de
Ia ma dobry rozhled do bu-
doucnosti, aby dovedl zajistitj
i ekonomickou sanosta,nOst
Czech. Ia tim ucelem sestavena
byIa V Praze komise pro vyvoZ
a dovoz. ktera bude miti svr-
chovanou moe mad ceskym Ia
hranicnim obchodem. Jest il.
sto. re planech teto spolec,
lotsi bude prvni rade pocit a
no na iednotlivce firmy, ma
n6z nozno spolehati, ze dosto-
il solidne svym zavazkum a &c
budou Slriti Cesky obchod pc
celem sv6t6.
Vsichni iednotlivci j firmy
nez Jim bude mozno obchodo.
vati S novou republikou, budou
nutne potrebovati plnych a pc
drobnych informaci o situaci
obchodniho stanoviska, ia
kym zpusobem bude mono ko
,ektovati ucty "a zbozi sen
tam dopravovane. Ia ucelen
ziskani takovychto nuhnych ir
formaci tajamnik komory, par
J. A Sokol. Obchodni komisai
p. V. Geringer a pan FIR. Skals
Z Chicago, vyjedou po fran
couzske parolodi La Tourraine
dne "a. dubna. ably takove in
formace obstarali. Pan Soko
vrati Sc co nejdrive nabytym
zkusenostmi zpet a poda zde
ma patricnych misJech zpravu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12

Pan Sokol hodla rovn6z navSti
viii rozlicna pru.nyslova mista
We Francii, Italii a Spanelsku,
kde ma mnoho znamych pru-
myslniku a obchodniku, nj
miz delsi dobu udrzoval spoje-
nj, doufa zde ziskati roVneZ
mnoho cennych piiznivcu pro
zahranicni obchod naSi repu-
bliky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
PROtfIBICE MA NOVE.M EEL LANDE..
VRACEJICf Sc VOJSKO MA ROZHODNOUTI

Wellington, Novy leland, IL. dubna. - Hlasovani ma
rodni prohbici Novem Zeand6 vyvrchoo vtezstvm
chych sice pomeru 233558 hasd prot 2206O2 Ale take
poobe iao Spoienych Staech nehasovalo 40 900
von, kteri vobou vastn mali rozhodnou sce ak jest
vSebecn6 doufano prospech pfatel osobni svobody
Londyn IL. dubna NovOzelandsti voaci, meSkajci We
Velke Brian hlasova zakazu lhovych napoG vasti
odevzda pro prohibc $3.50 pro en $3.50 hlasd. Vol
est6 900 von roztrousenych po angckych
osadach Egypte, mofich atd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-12
NEMECKY HAS O PRESIDENTOVl
MASARYKOVI.


O "Masary kovych vyzna- pularneJsim po.ltkem Veae
prav Deusch vi Wsona ba daeko vice nez WI
denskeln W. j.: Sva son. narodnim hrdinou nase
sloz Masaryk iako no tvaru, mezinarodnho w.
fesor ceske university manu- Nikdy sem neta
Mnoh6 hasa tehdy re sem rozhodnym odpurcem
lamich prednaskach lie kicem kazdeho Mnolrstv zasta
poroZum6ni osobnost jez MAJOR re nemame hledat
povoana nejpo Stest Nebot vedome c dokon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30
MUNICIPAL COURT
J. J. Callahan Found Guilty Of Hav.
ing in His Possession a Dog That
Killed shssP-'s Fined $50 and

J. ]. Callahan Found Guilty Of Hav.
ing in His Possession a Dog That
Killed sh''p-'' Fined $50 and
On the complaint Of Harry A..
Stickney. who resides on the Mud
Mill road, ]. ]. Callahan Of this city
was arraigned before Judge s. S.
Lancaster Of the municipal court on
Wednesday afternoon, charged with
having in his possession a dog that
killed sheep. B. F. Maher appeared
as counsel for Mr.. Callahan.
BY the testimony introduced in the
matter, it appeared that the respon-
den was the owner Of a brindle dog,
part Dane and part bull. Last Sun.
day, Mr.. Stickney went out to his
pasture to get his sheep which were
so tame they would always come to
him when he called. The sheep were
gone. but he found on the ground
pieces Of their pelt. Three sheep were
killed. He heard dog barking and
he saw the dog with blood spots on
1t coming towards him. Mr.. Stickney
hid in some shrubbery and as the
dog went by. he knocked it over the
head. stunning it, and carried it
home.
Mr.. Callahan, the owner Of the dog,
is a Spanish War veteran. is en-
ployed at the National Soldiers Home
and lives at the "Snowplow," So
called. near the Home. '--
At the conclusion of the hearing
Judge Lancaster found the respond
ent guilty and fined him $50 and
costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30
: Paner far peonle Who Want the News.

cause there's going to be some live
ly foot shutting when he turns the
music on. The three witches want
everyone to jump right in ana have
a real, genuine. old-fashioned gocd
time and never mind the war tax.
Many dancers have signified their
intention to wear Halloween mas
Querade. and like costumes and the
management urges all who have such
costumes to bring 'em along and
wear them to help the fun along.
Halloween caps. streamers. confetti.
etc, will be available and nobody
wants to be bashful in making free
use Of them. BY way Of breathing
spell and pleasant, profitable diver
sion for all. Mrs. Fox. who has re-
Gently returned from New York will
give a special dancing exhibition,
disclosing all the latest, catchiesr
dance steps which she gathered
there. The management has spared
no expense nor efforts to make this
a most pleasant and memorable
event and hopes a good crowd will
turn out to signify it's approval of the
efforts expended.
There will be special cars for
Hallowell and Gardiner at the close
of the dance.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30
". A. HARRIS, new
HEAD Maine ANTI
TUBERCULOSIS ASSN.

The Maine Anti Tuberculosis AS
sociation has secured a new eXecu-
tive secretary in the person Of w.
\. Harris. who for the past two years
has been director of civilian relief of
the Potomac Division of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. Mr.. Harris. who will
take the place of Mr.. Torsleff. who
has resigned, has had an extensive
experience in social service and pub
lie health work. He was at one time
assistant director of social agencies
of Cincinnati. and later held the po-
sition of chief social investigator of
the Cincinnati department Of public
welfare He was also Director for a
time of the social service federation
of Erie. Pa.
Mr.. Harris first task will be to
complete the development of health
associations in the unorganized coun-
ties of the State. He will take the
local leadership in the nation wide
campaign for funds to fight tubercu-
losis from December first to tenth
He had conference Tuesday after
noon with Governor Milliken and re-
ceived the assurance of the Cover
nor's support in realizing the slogan
of the National Tuberculosis Associa-
ton, that tuberculosis must be the
next to- 60"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30

A mcst attractively arranged win
COW display for the third Red Cross
roll call is to be seen at the store Of
Fifie,d Brothers. machin:sts, 337 Wa
ter street. The background is of wide
strips of white crepe paper caught
up in the center with bows Of red
paper. In the upper part Of the dis
play is very pretty poster picture
Of Red Cross nurse with arms ex-
tended, and beneath are the words.
Third Red Cross Roll Call" Under
that is another fine poster in red and
white. reading Join the American
Red Cross. all you need is heart and
a dollar" Uhe heart and the dollar
being in picture>. oth1r artistic pos
ters call attention to the Red Cross
roll call which commences Nov. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30

in New York was during the war
when he spoke in interes. of the Vic
tory Loan. OF his visit the New
York World said:
"Ole Hanson, Mayor of Seattle.
was injected into the Victory Loan
campaign here yesterday with the
most lively results. He spoke at five
rallies, and wherever he appeared
there were enormous crowds. They
laughed alternately at his humor and
wildly cheered his eloquence and
earnest appeals to New Workers to be
patriotic.
Dressed in a plain business suit
and a gray fedora which he always
snatched from his head whenever he
wanted to emphasize point. disre-
gardful of the rain. Mayor Hanson
made his first appearance at Victory
Way at noon.
speeding next by auto to the Sub
Treasury where $4,000 people were
waiting for him. Mayor Hanson re-
ceived a greater ovation than any
other speaker who has talked in New
York during the war.
after his speech Seattle's spunky
mayor sold Victory Notes and in
itialed every one. He also spoke at
three monster meetings last eve
ming"
Employers and employees look
upon Ole Hanson as genuine
friend. He appeals to the business
man because he is the best antidote
for Bolshevism and the l. w. w.
Laboring Men feel that they have a
friend in the man who has cham
pioned their cause on so many occa
sions. He says: "A man who steals
from Capital is just as much a thief
as a man who robs Labor"
Augusta has the distinction of be-
ing the only city in New England
having an opportunity this season to
hear Americas most unique citizen
whose history has been-farmer boy.
grocer's clerk, patent medicine vend-
or, newspaper reporter, real estate
operator. Assemblyman. Mayor, Ma
tional Celebrity.
AS it is announced that this will
probably be Mr.. Hanson's last lee
ture tour, those who fail to go to
city hall next Tuesday evening will
be missing the chance Of a life time
to hear one of the most talked about
men in America.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30
ALBION

Sydney Wentworth has gone to
Saskatchewan, Canada, where he
will have employment with his
brother
Mrs. Guy Parkhurst and child have
gone to Hartford. Conn, where Mr..
Parkhurst is working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Phillips Wis
tied theid son. DR.. A. c. Ross and
family last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30
FORMER KENT'S HILL
STAR TO COACH LINE
FOR HEBRON GAME

Kent's Hill. Me. Oct. 2.-The Kcnt'3
Hill line. which admittedly is the teams
weakest part. will be materially
strengthened this week under the coach
ing of Herbert W. Simmons Of the class
Of 1911 Mr.. Simmons was at one time
captain Of the Kent's Hill eleven and
one Of the best halfbacks the school ever
produced. He knows the game from
A to 2 and will give the lads IN red
some real inside football and a rev
assortment of quick plays. The result
Of his coaching in the line is already IN
evidence. the boys responding to his de-
mand that they charge hard and low
Last nights scrimmage was a battle
royal in which even the fast Kents Hill
backfield was nailed time and again
for losses. In justice to the backfield,
however. it must be admitted that the
slippery condition of the ground helped
in slowing them down.
There will be many changes in the
lineup this week and Kents Hills
greatest weakness. in the matter Of
center rasses. will be entirely elimi-
mated under Coach Simmons instruc-
ton. Shorty" Richardson, who has
been out of the game all season. will
re used as one oe the tackles and Their,
premises to be bit Of real Cling UP II
PLAYS are attempted through his posi-
ton by the Hebron backs. Shorty" It
VIII be remembered. participated in the
last rridiron battle between the two
schools on the local field. in which
game he received an injury that elimi-
mated him from the contest. Those
rangey arms will undoubtedly encircle
the legs of many green players in Sat-
urlay's game. Iveney. who has been
candidate for the backfield. Is show
ing great fight at end in this weeks
tryouts and will make the men who
held down these assignments all the
season hump for their positions. Kent's
Hi is working hard for this game
and spirit is running very high in the
school this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30
NORTH AUGUSTA

Mr. and Mrs. Charles. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Blaisdell recently Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. David Perkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Brown at Smith
field. also Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hutchinson of Oakland, making the
trip in Mr.. Whites new car.
The Bracket. Jewett and Stone
schools closed Wednesday afternoon
for a recess until Monday morning.
the teachers going to the teachers
convention.
Mrs. Maud Berry is making a short
visit with her brother. Hansy Han
son, on the Townsend road.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cross and lit
tie son Russell and Mrs. Ethel Cross
were callers recently at the home Of
Mrs. J. G. Wilton.
Rev. c. Q. Perry Of Hallowell will
preach at the Methodist church at
Brackets Corner next Sunday after
noon if pleasant. His sermons are
very interesting and it is hoped there
will be a full attendance.
Miss Nettie Smith and sister Alice
went to Portland to attend the teach
erS' COnyer+;~-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30

In behalf Of the city government
and myself 1 wish to say that we will
do everything within our power to
make the day the success that it
should be. The unsurpassed deeds.
the heroic sufferings and glorious
sacrifices of Augustus service men
are not and never will be forgotten.
We ask that every citizen give
freely of his efforts to make the day
a memorable one. and to show prop
erly. impressively and emphatically
Augustus gladness and glory in it's
soldiers and sailors.
BURLEIGH MARTIN.
Mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-30
School Supplies,
Fine Stationery,
Toilet Goods.
Cigars, Cigarettes,
Apollo Chocolates
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
lust One Trial Convinees You Sloan's
Liniment Helps Drive Away
Rheumatic Twinges

VuyHY endure pain when you
NJ know Sloan's Liniment will
w relieve it promptly? It
couldn't remain the Worlds Liniment
for 80 years if it wasn't highly bene-
fetal in relieving rheumatic aches.
stiff joints. sore muscles. lumbago,
neuralgia, strains. bruises. exposure
to weather results.
Penetrates without rubbing leaving
no stained skin, clogged pores. mus
siness. A pain and ache liniment
that stands alone in doing what it is
meant to do. Get a bottle today and
keep it handy. All druggists. Three
sizes-35c., 70c., $1.40.-Adv.
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HALLOWEEN DANCE AT
CITY HALL TONIGHT

The last report from the three
witches states that everything is
ready for the good-old -fasl1ione1 i
Halloween dance tonight at City
hall, Augusta. Leader Douglass says
his orchestra are tuned right up to
dancing pitch and are going to deliv-
err plenty of the liNeliest, jazziest.
dance music that has been heard
hereabouts for many Hallowe'eps
past. And he warns the crowd that
if anybody has weak ankles, bum
ions on their toes, or thin soles on
their shoes they want to stay home
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BUSINESS CHANGE

Ross Confectionery Business Pur.
chased by Myer WoIman and
Charles A. Rubbins Of WaterviIIe
A business transfer in the city was
completed the early part Of the week
when Myer Wolman and Charles A
Rubbins, both Of Waterville. bought
the wholesale confectionery busine IS
Of S. B. Ross at 1873 Water street.
Mr.. Ross had carried on the business
as both Wholesale and retail. but the
new owners who have already taken
possession will continue it only rs
wholesale.
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Charles H. Frost. the oldest man in
Springvale, on Saturday celebrated
his 90tn birthday at his home, SO
Main street. Mr.. Frost has been
blind for the past few years. He is
a member Of the Congregational
church. Mr.. Frost was born in San
ford in October. 1929. He married
in 1858. Abbie A. Wilson of SPRING
vale. who died Nov. Z. 1897. He has
always been a Republican and was
representative to the Legislature in
1854. He voted in 1865 for the
amendment to the State Constitution
abolishing slavery. In 1880 he was
United States census enumerator for
Sanford. On Sept. 10, 1888, he was
elected State Senator.
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Capital Grange

Capital grange held a meeting last
Saturday evening in G. A. r. hall,
many visiting patrons being present.
At the compilation Of the regular
business of the grange. the Third and
Fourth degrees were conferred upon
a class of three, after which a ds-
licious harvest supper was served.
following which games Of various
sorts.
The grange will hold special
meeting this coming Saturday even
ing, Nov. LIST, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving applications. in order that
the. First and Second degrees may
be worked at the first regular meet
ing in November.
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voices with them and help make the
evening enjoyable.
Disbarment Proceedings, Portland

Disbarment proceedings against
Henry J. Conley will be heard by
Judge Warren c. Philbrook in the
supreme court at Portland Thursday
morning. County Atty. Carroll l..
Beedy representing the State. 1t is
alleged that Mr.. Conley has been I'M
professional. has brought false,
groundless and illegal suits and con-