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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-03
Fall Undergarments
For Baby

They must be ready for any early change in tenn
perature, likely to come any day now.
First, they must be comfortable in shape, so rea-
sonable to expect-so important to the babys health
and yet so rare to find. Our stocks have been
specially selected for this necessary merit
Then the textures must be fine and soft, to soothe
and never the tender skin, no ridge, or rough
edges. Buttons and button-hoes must be right and
they are in these garments.
Open wrappers, doube-breasted and band wrap
pers in cotton, merino and silk mixtures
Wrapper buttoned down front; 35c, 45c, &c., 65c
75c, $1O0 to $1.50
Double breasted shirts; 5Oc &c., Csc, 75c, Csc to
$185.
Infants white stockings; cotton, wool and cotton,
cashmere, and silk and WOOL 29c, 5Oc &c., 75c Csc.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-03
Now Is the Time
For Making Sauerkraut

And we are we'll supplied with cabbage cutters.
Cabbage cutters with one knife board 16H inches
long, 35c.
Cabbage cutter with one knife, of good quality
steel, 60c.
Cabbage cutter, Is inches long, with two knives of
best STEEL 85c.
Cabbage cutter, 9x24 inches, with two knives and
cabbage box, $175.
Cabbage CUTTER 9x24 inches, with three knives and
cabbage box, $780,
BOWMANS-Basemen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-03
Lisle Stockings 79c

For women, made of fine quality yarns into
the New fashioned" stockings which gives the
ings are attractive in colors and black, 79c pair
BowMAN's-Nlain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
BILLIARD STARS TO PLAY
AT NEW YORK TODAY

New York. Oct. 19-For The FIRST
rlme since 1872 a professional IS
baIk line billiard championship tour
narnent viii be staged here IL the
Hotel Aston tomorrow. Seven of The
greatest players in America Will meet
each other during the week IN a
round robin schedule OF y games Of
400 points eacn.
The games scheduled for tomorrow
afternoon will bring together Ora
Norningstar the Indian player. VINO
is entered from San Diego, Calf and
Jake Schaefer. son Of the late Chi
cago expert. whose home Is n san
Francisco. Later in me day George
=. Slusson. the New York veteran.
entered from Boston. where ne now
resides. and George .. Sutton OF
Chicago will renew their efforts N
championship play. Tomorrow uigh1
the title holder for the last seven
years. William F Hoppe of New
York. will meet Welker Cochran. the
young Detroit exponent. koJi va
madu. the Japanese player who drew
a bye. Will note ne called upon I'M
I'll Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
President Poincare
Decorates City Of Paris
With roix De Guerre

Paris Oct. 49, Ey the Associated
essl-The Hotel de Vile, where
Marsfals Juffre. Foch and Petain re-
celved swords of honor during the
victory celebration and where many
other ceremonies occurred during the
var. was today the scene of the
greatest celebration OF al, when
President Poincare pinned the Crolx
De Guerre on d cushion bearing the
arms of the City of Paris.
The public was freely Admired to
The open space fronting the city hail.
occupying every inch IF availa bic
room. and took Il direct personal in
terest in the ceremony. as the COW
er-ed decoration WIS conferred on
the city in recognition Of the gal
liant manner in which the people Of
Paris wItilstond the fire of the long
the enaIny's air squadrunB.
Delegations from various other
cities in France which had already
been decorated with the War Cross
for gailantIy under bombarument
filed past the President and were
cheered by the Par;sians. Children
from Alsace followed. after which
President Poincare affixed the War
Cross on the cushion. which was
held by the president of the Paris
Municipal Council.
There was an impressive hush.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
WINTHROP

There VIII be 4 meeting Of the
Methodist Ladies aid Monda" after
noon Al me hume IF Mrs. Florence
Davies on High street.
The Foreign missionary Socier,-
VIII meet "Wednesday afternoon W.T.
Mrs. Helen Grant.
The Ladies' social Circle eff the
Cong-ega tional church viii hold an
ali-day meeting Wednesday, 0c-.
Ind with Mrs. Nellie Cummings.
Green street.
III. anu Mrs J. Z. BriEss. Mrs. 7.
y. Bailey and Mrs. Elnura Woodnan
We're N Portland last week 70 aI1enu
me sunday School conference.
Nathan Ceob Is III d. his home II
West Winthrop.
Miss Edith Lavalle is IN New Jer-
sew where she has employment.
MI and Mrs. William Car-:-aa
have closed their cottage an The
shore NJ Lake Annabessacuoh and RS
turned 70 their Lewiston lcme To-.
me winter
Mrs. Carrie Raymond annuunc Is
me engagement Of her daughter
Miss Ethel Mae Raymond Of Win
thrOp to William Jones Of Walling-
ford. Conn
There was 4 business meeting Of
Inc Rainbow club Friday evening III
the home Of Mrs. l. D. French One
new member was admitted to the
club. Officers We're elected as fol-
lows: President. Marjorie Rollins.
vice president BeuIatl Wallace. SEQ
Rotary. Marguerite Arnold; treasurer
Bernlce Sprague- Refreshments wee
served ana Il social hour enjoyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
RIDDEFORD ASSURED
OF A PUBLIC PARK

Bi deford. Ne, Oct. ls-Piper field. in
the heart Ct the CITY, Will probably be
acquired cor a rubI.c park and play
ground before the beginning of he new
ear.
Al a meeting held FRIDAY night an
as carton was formed. its members to
go among the people and secure by pop
ular subscription a sum sufficient. with
the amounts that the promoters have
been assured will De contributed by the
cCrporati ms. TO buy the field.
The outlook far the city having a PARK
AMI playground IS brighter than at any
lime since the project was launched
last summer. The citizens, who have
here6 fore been lukewarm in regard TO
Il r ark, displayed much interest today.
and there ST ems every reason to believe
hat The cream of Biddefnrd people will
become a reAiity,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
STEAMER WAXAHACHIE
REPORTED IN DISTRESS

Boston. Oct. 1.-THE steamer waxa-
bach was reported with engine dis
a led and IN need Of a tow, IN d mes
age firm the steamer Sagua received
q. the naval radio station hare tonight.
The message said that the disabled
essel had been sighted by The steamer
Santana in latitude 49, north. lon
gIrude - west. II was Indicated taa'
en- + she two steamers had taken her
in tow for Cn::ed States Fort.
The position given is about 1900 mics
southeast of New York. Il Is believed
hal the waxahachie is the vessel re-
ferred TO in an indisiinc, message pick
I'd I'D last night in which the name was
at "Wasachuffe. The Wax
ahachie was last reported AT St Ma
zgire and is thought To De bound Tor
Baltimore.
message from the steamer Lake
Freed told of sighting the motor fish
ing schooner, Audrey adrift and aban-
do~ed in latitude 4::.3:c north. Longitude
"a 10 west. or apeu; 2R miles south Of
Ca.e Sanie-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

happy event was The party CIV
en- on Saturday afternoon Ocr. IS by
Elaine and Richard Radcliffe to Gel
citrate their birthdays which occur
within the same week. Ii was an
ideal autumn day and many jolly
games ware enjoyed by the young
sters On the lawn. Dainty refresh
mentS Of sandwiches. fancy cookies,
cake ana ice cream weres erved by
Mrs. Radcliffe. assisted by Miss
Leunt.ne PaquIn Of Augusta. The
young nosf and hostess received very
many lovely gifts from their little
guests. and all voted II Jolly DC
casion. Those present vera; Leland
Achorn Jack GetcheIl. Margaret
and Dorothy Kingsley Paulina ana
Telrna Clark. Margaret and Dorothy
Turner, Justine Harding Dorothy
ana Richard Parent. all Of Eallowell
and Hattie, A!thea and Walter Nor
ton. Ralph and Ropert ErskIne Of
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
OVERSEAS VETERAN
HELD ON CHARGE OF
LARCENY AT BRUNSWICK

Erun- wick. Ne, Oct IS-Lenn Capola
VINO VAS drafted tom The town ~
-op>ham ard was enc Of the heroes of
the Argonne. where he was severely
wounded II The ieg, was ar. ested here
tonight caa. ged with tie larceny Of
revolver rom he store Of he Eaton
Hardware c. CapJla. Il Is said. en-
te e4 the store ana asked % be shown
some Of n fir arms Selecting Il re-
voiver - his liking he SAID he would
Ike 70 purchase il and pay so down
but he was informed that goods wers
nct sod IN The iustalnen1 plan. Think
mr. the matter clio. Z. the clerk turned
his attention 20 other customers and
suddenly he heard the door siam ana
Capoia dsanpca.eJ with a gun which
il is alleged he tooS from the showcase.
chief If Police william B. Edwards
aad Officers Hell e and Fournier soon
capt lreI Capola. anu n addition 10 tn
rcvo,ver ne aa1 wicked-iooking
knife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS
4 Surprise For All. luts-,nser Stock
Coming 70 the Coliseum Mex:
Monday-eiiis Burke Today in
Sadie Lave"

Bffcre teli ng you about Billie Burke
newest Paramount picture. Sadie
Love. We want TO inform our patronI
that We have secured the Luttrlnger
Stock 20 llay the Coliseum next Mon
day for one night only, anu should this
venture prove d SUCCESS It means mora
shows FOR this city. Today al the
Strand we rave a wonderful bill with
Bill + Burke and the Vitagraph sta
Ea lie Williams. This makes a pro-
gram that any theatre should feel
proud 10 exhibit and one that will tell
h If r ends about. 1.-THE Shepherd Of
The Hills is the next D attraction al
The Coliseum and as everybody is IA
miliar with The book the 7lm version
should interest all. Seats will he re-
served for this big film display and ex-
"a music VII accompany the produc-
ton. The T.rices for The Shepherd Of
the Hill " Will be g-S5-5hc. plus the wa
lax. Don't forget 3 HE Burke today
an the Luttr niger next week Monday
Rof ert Warwick ''in II zzoura' will De
seen At the Johnson Opera house mex.
F-lday anu Saturday.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Further Negotiations
Between Big Six [ Mon
And Employing Printers

New York, Oct. 1.-THE subject Of a
new cortrac, between printers and en-
pic, ers will feature negotiations 10 %
arenel tomorrow between Topographic
cal Union No. anu the Printers
League sec,ioL IF the Association Of
I'm 10y M Printers, It wa announC- Ii
ON CHI Leon Rouse. president OF The
Biz Six" is saIu To ave requested =
resum ptiun Of the conference.
TO lowing j ave-hour meeting held by
no han 5000 -iking pr nters today
II was announced that 4 referendum
vote VII be taken Wednesday among
compositors on The question of those
vino are employed allowing 10 per cent.
Of heir wages TO a ''yacaticnist' COM
positors.
Compos tors assemble II union head
aT-ers aged rush on several
radical a-.;ators who were attempting
10 e I. ". ". Iitera ure near the an
rance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

Omcer of the tiay, Capt. William =.
Pie CO.
Nj Ia CO ssidy, ia.e co. {. 30th Me
Inf. has re n tr1nsf rred 10 the West
err Branch az Leaveuvorth. kas
Huh NJ Ga lagher Of Lew sion. late
c.. !, Isl Ne. Inf. has been readrnlt Cd
70 the 4 me.
-cu h have leen granted 70 Al
rest Z Clark % springfield and Horace
Clark - 6 I'm.
The ar-aac erneut Of orchestra con-
ce,rs tr tits winter Will be as follows:
MONDAYS and r days from ) 20 r
M in the hospital and with The pictures
a 2 M: Tuesday is the bors day
off We nesdays from 10 P NJ. IL
tie thea - ans vi h the pictures al
= M: THURSDAYS AID Saturdays IN tho
I, eatre from 10 2. M. and Sundays
n he theatre from 20 ? NJ.
The moving Iicture fnr II $ week will
ne: Monnay, Miss Dorothy Gish n
M gget Nell" Pathe News and
Pa he comedy entitled of the Troll
ley" wednesray, " s. Hart II "Wa--
On Tracks" Ford Weekly and
laSg coma y entitled oh. Judge. How
c. " YOU" an Fiidav, Mss Pauline
Ere der Ok in Peace CT The Roaring
River" Patte News and a comedy
en- itleI 'At he Old s age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Gardner School, Attendance

The average attendance in the
Gardiner schools fer the first month
Of the fail -ern was the best of which,
there IS any record. 7 averages over
81 per cent. This mems that only
about one pupil IN 30 was absent for
illness or any other reason. The fol-
lowing schools averaged over IS per
cent.
Central street. grade 3, 9sa9 per
cent. Centra! street. grades ana 6.
9S-S7; Fa-mingdalc, Burns. as.on;
P,ummer street, grades . and 3. 9s4
New Mills, grades and = as+f /:
Spring street. grade ., Be-; Highland
avenue. grades : and g.. aS.-S, Fan
Golpn grades = and s. 9s1a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
French Still Have
Army of 100000

Paris. Oct. l9-The French forces
still under arms number TO-DAY be-
tween 500 900 and 700 900 men. accor J.
ing 70 semi Official advices issued 10
day. More than 71.09O officers ana
men Of the navy have been returned
20 civil life, leaving the naval force
with a personnel Of between -G,960
and 75.a00
a dispatch from Paris SATURDAY.
SAID the decentralization Of the French
army was virtually complete. l01. on0
officers ana G43. 900 men having been
mustered out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Mrs. Frank Peacock

,s-.a I Peacock. wife of Frank
aacock. PASSED away sunday after
-.aa al her home on the Pond road
n -.tcufelc.
she vas the daughter of Joseph ".
ana 1a,-ret Stevenson Robinson
ma vas born IN Litchfield in 1867.
5eAues her husband she leaves four
,...,Iren. Mrs. p. r. Merrill and
As. a. H Dreamer of Gardiner.
Evils 5. Peacock Of Cumberland
enter anu Leon M Peacock Of
L1daeic.
he funeral will be held al :
clock Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Birthday Surprise Party

NJ. and Mrs. g. r Dearborn. high
land avenue, entertained a few rel
atives and friends on Saturday after
noon al their home. IN honor OF the
birthday of their daughter. Mrs. Ar
thur G. Robinson. the affair being a
surprise 70 Mrs. Robinson The
guests were invited into the pre1-iiy
decorated dining room. where salads.
rolls and ices were served. A hand
some birthday cake. made by Mrs.
Dearborn and covered with pink and
white candles. pink carnations and
sInIlax. Eracnd the center of the ia
bic. Mrs. Robinson was the recipient
IF many tokens of remembrance ana
good wishes, the entire affair bein :
N,sr-v far, inS-,l biz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Boston Express Railway
Clerks Favor Nationwide
Strike of Brotherhood

Bos1on OCT 19-APproximately 100
members Of the local branch Of the
Express Division Of the Brotherhood
IF Railway Clerks today Unanimous
y endorsed The proposition for 1
nationwide strike If the Brother
hood early next month unless wage
demands before the railroad admin
.Strailon are granted by Nov, =. The
ballots We're sent 70 the president Of
the Bfot herhood Of American Fedora
non II Labor headquarters. n Wash
tngton. =. e.
The local union also endorsed the
proposition 10 constitute the national
agreement committee, now IN Wash
!ngton. national board Of adjust
ment, TO conduct negotiations Win
The railruad administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
MANY ITALIAN
EMIGRANTS SEEK
UNITED STATES

Naples. Friday Oct. IAN unusual
rush of enlg~a1ls toward America is
IS progress. Two Thousand Italians
applied for passports to the United
States during the first fortnight of
October The increase of available
em4grani ships and the removal OF
restrictions as 70 rhe vises on Amer
lean passports are given as the cause
cor the new migratory movement 20
Na-d A1er.ca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Turn Down Demands
Rochester. n. Y. Printers

Rochester. \. L Oct. 19-Roches-
ter Typographical Union No. "a. THIS
afternoon by Il vote OF 20 IN s. turned
down counter proposal of the new
paper publishers which would pr
vide for So a week for day WORKER
and o. for night workers for a ~
hour weak. The printers demandei
80 and s4S and u ii hour week. The
present scale is Sas-SSl The mater
now will 60 between the American
Newspaper Publishers Association
anu the International Typographical
Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS
Mabel Nor~anu at the Acme

Bound. gagged and deposited in a
steamer trunk IS the fate that befails
d woman for lending her assistance
10 hand OF bank rebbers in Peck 5
Bad Girl. Mabel Normand's latest
Goldw}-n Picture. which comes % the
Acme Theatre this evening. And Il
IS Miss .Sorrnand. playing the role
OF Mabel Penelope Peck. who Tnefes
out the punishment It's some pic
ture and you'1 just laugh yourself
SiCk-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Harold Holt Is
Accidentally Shot

The old. ole story of climbing over
wall and then reaching over and
pulling up the gun by the barrel is
responsible for the loss of a thumb
and forcinger of the right hand Of
Harold Holt, a I6-year-oId Gardiner
.ad. Holt. IN company with a young
companion. was out hunting on Sat
urday when the accident occurred
The lads hurried 70 town and the in
jui'ed lad was taken TO the hospital
for t-earneut. Some Of the shot pen
ertated the right ear ana lodged IN
NE right SIDE of the boys face.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

Where one country exports extern
vely To another and buys nothing
~oln It the checks and drafts given
. payment do not balance and II be-
ones necessary 10 ship gold or other
wise readJust accounts This is ex-
pensive and makes il necessary 70 pay
premium in exchange. This pre-
4 UNI IS virtually Al addition TO
ni'ices paid. When Il becomes 800
.!gh purchases will ne made N ether
murkets. Thus will trade be lost IN
less Ii is balanced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
20:
EWISTON 6

Gardiner High defeated the last
snd husky Lewiston High eleven on
saturday afternoon on QuiInby field
~ q score OF 20 10 o. Though the
,rs,rurs outweighed the local LAOS
a-y were able ID score but once.
Gardiner scored N the first period
rnen. by a series CT emu runs ana
me bucks. she brought the ball 20
DIVISIONS dve-yard line. where
La,gnton put the bail over. The KICK
enr a goa was. however. failure. In
ne next period the Gardiner backs
-,lshed the ball down the field ana
aSa.n Leighton put Il ACROSS. Hickey
itrked the goa. The half ended with
ne score Ts to 0 in favor of Card
ley.
Lewiston kicked 10 Gardiner and Il.
-5Idre,h received the KICK but tailed
% hold the ball. which was picked
ID by c. Eildreth who ran II back
I've yards. Gardiner was penalized
mr. offside. but on the next play {.
EIiidre1h went through for eight
ards but Gardiner was forged 10
auut Slurbe caught II but was STOP
ped N his tracks BY Jaulscn. On the
1ex. play, however. he tire AROUND
ra-uiners left END for a ten YARD
rain. On a trick play Fairbanks made
~ ards around the end. bringing the
1al 10 the eight yard line. from
vnIch Goddard look II over he fail-
ed % Kick goal. In the last moments
Of he play, with the ball on the ter
ara Line G Eildreth broke through
ne lewiston line. shaking on tachier
after rsckler. for i touchdown.
For Lewiston the running Of biuroe
anu ne lacking of Fairbanks AMI
1ar.igaa featured. while Tor Gardiner
Ensg. Jamisun. Leighton and h. ana
diIdreth were the stars. The sum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Waahe.i

Genuine bronzes may be washed
with good soapsuds ana 4 sponge or
rag anG wiped dry with ii soft dnlnel
cloth or chamois. DIR and sta4ns
may first be removed with a fame
cloth noistened in sweet oil. After
ward polish the bron.es with flannel
or chu-npis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
sonseveit Memorial Association

netting for organization Of
Memorial Association will
- ed al ne city building Monday
..,.ar.ng al O'Clock. All are re-
a.-ad 10 come friends without dis
n...or Of party or sex, 10 JOIN i
,,7o-,rc ne memory Of a true man
ma i -rca, president, who brought
ta-.r o he name OF America
--~,.cnout me world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

Quite a party Of HaIlowell people,
among them being Mabelle Aldrich.
Charles Niles, Hazel and Charlotte
Niles, Capt. Emery 0. Beane and
Mrs Beane attended the launching
Of the barge 'Hallowel" a. Rich
rnond Saturday. Mrs. BeRne was the
sponsor for the craft, throwing a
boque1 Of clryslanuns over the bow
as Il slipped down the ways.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

Dudgeon. Stafford Tor Kern. Gup,i.!
for Mason. Swinglehurst for Drum
mond. Druinmond Cor Swinglehursl.
Tooten f. Drummund. James tor
Crockett. J Smith for James. Keen
ey Tor Dahlgren. James Tor Dust.a.
Miller for James James for Miller
Woodbury. for james. Dahlgren for
WOODBURY.. Meecaan Tor Curtis.
Granger for Meecna.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

Lester Greenwood. who has oc-
cupied the north part of the 1ainil-
ton house on Second street. recently
purchased 4 house on the east side
IN Augusta and finished moving his
family 10 their new home Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
FORT MCKINLEY

Score. Bowdoln 20. Touchduwns,
made by Dahigren 3, Thomson >, cur
It's. Dostie. Guptill. j. Smith. Drum
nund. Goals from touchdowns. made
by Mason .. keeney 4 Coal from the
field, made by Smith. Substitutes.
Bowdoin. Thomson for Doherty, Don
erty for Thomson. Guptill for A.
Smith. Mason fur GuptilI. Clifford for
Mason. Haines for Brewstar. Kesne
for Haines. Dodgeon for McCurd
Wentherill for pudgeon. Kern eur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

was ack fur i've
months ana Coz.
aiunr KNOWN VIM; /
endured. EVERY or
gan IN NY body was
out of 1rder. / mad
woman . weakness.
my ncart was BAG
and nv kidneys
dion ACT for So
hours II q time. My
nerves ware also vcry
bad / had no apr-
uie. and had nsurai-
ia N my fAce 81
mat I cuuid sieen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

S~dney. y. s.. Oct. 1s.-Tne American
Eage boat Nh. Il was -epor ed tonight
of Causo ana to have asked for as
kiHance. Two tugs were reported sent
in answer TO the call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20

Mr. and Mrs. EhaS 4. Lombard of
30 ton, who have oe en- al their coun-
~ home a; West Gardiner FRY The pas:
eer retained, h me- II Satufda=. Pre-
io' 20 coming here they spent a week
mo- orig over the Mohawk Trail. Green
noun aims. White Mountains and Po-
lGnd Sp ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
Fort Mckinley Buried by
BOwdoin. Score Is to 0

Brunswick. Nc, Ger 1S-Bowdoir
defeated Fort Mckinney, 70 TO 0. n
the first home foo1ba.l game THIS
afternoon. No undergraduate ri
Bowduin ever saw the team roll up
such a large score.
The soldiers only made first down
twice, both times II the fourth period
after many third string men had r.
placed the second eleven which was
substituted for the varsity eariy i
the game.
Capt. Dusty" Rhoads. tackle. and
Peacock and Sprague. two u the
fastest backs. did not play.
IN the first period when all the
varsity men were in the game Bow
dom scored IS points. Bowdom
played an open game, using few line
plays. The forward pass was used
successfully ana several rouchdowns
we're directly due TO It
In the third period Joe Smith
kicked pretty goal from the tield
from the 2o-yard line Thirty-seven
players We're used III Bowdulr's
lineup, every man IN uniform ON the
field being given chance to play.
The SUMMARY;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-20
LTCHFIELD

PLAIN-Mrs. Delrnar Small are
the happy parents of an eight an
tiiree-auarter pound girl. Freda
Mavis. born Saturday afternoon.