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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28
S. N. D.

On Monday evening, December 1, there
will be a mighty volume of protest raised
at the Auditorium against the pogroms
against the Jews Of the Ukraine. The
committee of arrangements has succeed
ed in securing as the speakers for the
occasion, Mayor Meyers, Rev. j. E. Bush
nell, Father T. E. Cullen, Rev. J. H. Diet
rich, Rev. j. E. Freeman, Rev. Marion
D. Shutter, and Rabbis' Deinard, Matt
and SLIDER and DR.. I. w. Marcus. Rev.
Eli Kreidberg and his choir of St. Paul
will chant Gel Mole Rachamim," and Mr..
J: A.. Lang will play Chopin's Funeral
March" on the organ.
The committee is arranging for a de-
monstration of grief and Indignation
during the afternoon of December 1. It
is anticipated that most Jewish business
establishments will be closed from 2 D.
m. and that as large number as posi-
bic of the Jewish workmen will stop
working. The Rabbits have been asked
to appeal in the press for all Jews to aid
in this demonstration. At four p. m. on
Monday there will be gathering at the
Keneseth Israel where the procession will
form and proceed to the Auditorium. The
committee is endeavring to muster Jew
lsh ex-service men to help by being
present in their uniforms to make more
eloquent the appeal to the non-Jew for
fair play for the Jew.
The doors Of the Auditorium will be
open at 1880 on Monday evening. The
building should be filled to overlooking.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28

The demands made upon rabbis in
the small community do not tax his
strength; there is ample leisure and
rest for him, plenty of time to de-
vote to his books and studies. We
can think of no better opportunity
for spending the remaining. years of
his life in useful, honorable and
blessed activity than by minister
ing to the spiritual needs of the
small congregation. This is a mat
ter that should be taken up by the
conferences of rabbis and the con-
ventions of the unions of congrega-
tons. For both the old rabbis and
the small congregations need little
suasion and stimulation to convince
them of the merits of such an ar
rangement.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28
A DAY OF SORROW IN PRO.
TEST AGAINST THE
UKRAINIAN MASSACRES.

Monday, Dec. 1st, has been set
aside by the Jews of Minneapolis
as Day of Sorrow and of vigorous
protest against the massacres and
other outrages perpetrated by the
Cossack hordes of the Ukraina on
the defenseless Jews of that coun-
try. Such days are being observed
by all the larger Jewish communities
of the country. The object is to
stir up American public opinion
against those brutalities. A word
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28
JEWISH REGIMENT PRE-
VENTS POGROMS IN
VINITZA.

Warsaw (By I. J. P. B.)-"Le-
bens-Fragen," the local Bundist
paper prints an article by M.
Cholodenka, the we1l-known
Ukrainian journalist who has Just
arrived here, in which he describes
the reign of terror through which
the Jews in the Ukraine have been
passing. The one exception in that
unhappy country, Cholodenka says,
was the town Of Vinitza, Podalya
district. There the Jewish workers,
organized themselves into a defense
regiment and protected the Jewish
population so theoretically and
heroically that no pogroms oc-
CURED. Now, Petlura has issued an
order for the arrest of the members
of this regiment, cas- counter-revolu-
against the peasants" 'This means,
in other words, that they fought
against the pogromists.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28

from America to the responsible
leaders of those hordes would pre-
vent further slaughter, ravage, and
bestial cruelty.
The outstanding feature in the
observance of the day will be the
great mass-meeting in the Auditor
ium in the evening which will be
addressed by the Mayor, the leading
Christian clergymen and other in
fluential citizens of the community.
Jews and non-Jews alike should
show their sympathy by their at
tendance.
S. N. D.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28
THE Y. M. H. A. OF
MINNEAPOLIS.

While other organizations and in
stitutions, useful or useless, find
many devoted sponsors, promoters,
boosters and workers, one organiza-
ton in Minneapolis of unquestiona-
bic merit has so far found no enthus-
iastic friends and supporters. We
refer to the Young Mems Hebrew
Association. Over two hundred
Jewish young men are banded to-
gether for the worthy purpose of
self-culture, self-discipline, and the
promotion of clean living, healthy
exercise of body and mind, and
wholesome amusement among all
Jewish young men of the COM
munity. But they are young men
of slender financial means, and
therefore unable to provide for
themselves, unaided, the necessary
quarters and equipment for the
carrying on of their beneficial activi-
ties. The organization is homeless,
although few thousand dollars
judiciously expended would furnish
them the necessary establishment.
Are there not some public
spirited men and women in the
Jewish community who will take
an interest in such a worthy cause
and lend it their moral as we'll as
financial support? For the young
men are in need of guidance, advice,
and encouragement as we'll as fnan-
cial means. Such an institution as
the Y. M. H. A. wishes to establish
for itself would be of great benefit
to the community in many ways.
1t would promote Americanism as
we'll as Judaism among our young
people, and besides, when once
established on a secure basis, would
in short time become se1f-sustain-
ing.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28
THANKSGIVING.


The annual day of Thanksgiving
has again come around. This ma
ton has many reasons for being
grateful. A little over a year ago
the great World War was ended,
and we and our allies carried off
the victory. To be sure there has
been no real peace in the world yet.
Russia is one great battlefield. Italy
and Jugo-Slavia are still Tuning over
Fiume and adjacent territory. Many
European countries are divided into
hostile camps, and no one can tell
when some national confagration
may break out again. And right
here in our own country we are en-
gagged in a merry little war, against
I. w. W.'ism and Parlor-Socialists
Still there is abundant reason for
gratitude.
Our country has been blessed with
great prosperity. There seems to
be plethora of wealth. Everybody
is making money. Wages are high
and prices still higher. People are
spending more for luxuries and
amusements than ever before, which
is good thing, as it brings money
into circulation, increases the
volume of business, and makes for
prosperity. True there is scarity of
sugar, fuel, and other necessaries of
life. Next month or next week we
may all SILVER with cold in our un-
heated homes and offices, or freeze
to death. The prices of other COM
modities are soaring higher and
higher in spite of the gigantic eff
forts made by commissions, COM
mittees and officials to reduce them.
The merry race between wages and
prices make certain necessary enter
prises, such as the building of
temples and churches and other
communal institutions almost I'M
thinkable. In the present economic
unrest and struggle, brought on by
everybody's desire of getting more
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-11-28
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

than the other fellow, we do not
know whittier we are drifting and
where we shall land. But the coun-
try is prosperous. Let us be thank
full.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

-. MARKS gsv Z Q Andersen -se-
aer fsLn Sunday R1lsr Trinity En1E
conMuElnI.. III - NJ mains ana SER
mnD- LIN - M FvsIsung with hymns
ID 2 IL. FRIDAY fFeasE af St JEnet
rne AlnsLss. npiE cammlnlnn- n h III
- 81 Marks home. TaesnRy, aniy
cnmm0nlun .. - L, F1G2y. mains
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ST EA2NAEAS' cnu-cn- Bangor 81.
-EV. Z. =. AloerEun rsc-a-- EpEnsnng
WIN ss-nnl e. 2 N
EGEEN 81 METHODIST E-SCC-
Pa EeV. W ) Lyzan- v Grsnsa ann
sH.mun. D-A Ii sUagec-- -gving %
Lean Sunday school, - N Epwu--n
-sAEas. at ? M ILLUSTRATED l..c--1rs er
-nG2A ~ IN = = French ~ ? Il
PRAYER nesting N ?. Il WecnescRv.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE -ocle-v Z
1a-s Street Services a. 1A gagtcI-
lie: SCnGRT school. 1E.A: -sslmnn-
q meeting al P IL Wednesday
2aRG.lE -onn a. Is Wa1s- street Gpen
rum II 5-N md = ? M AlEp
landing AD-E-v e authorized TA-lE-a-
Science Writings
GOSPEL MISSION SEncav schpr. g.
N P Ii Eospe. SERVICES e. ana 2
NJ; meetings IN Ta1sGHE. Thursday and
eRE1-cEE evenings a. "a ? RI IL
wticonE-
FEESOS' Mee-n-- Worship Il
M EFz-mBr gr ne p2E-H-- SGuazy
1cnopl g. 81 2 n PRAYER meeting Z:
n ? NJ Thursday evening Aoe-- y
smith 2RE-ur
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PTTTSFIELD

Mrs. Frederick L Mayo -e--zr1ec
rum Greenrssle Friday. WHARF sas
aas aeen for several DAYS -ne g1esi
u her no-aer. Mrs Emma SczmEnon
jain z. Little was business ch-l-
e. Z Wa-esv42is Fr16zv.
Mrs. Selma Mathews want Il
Bingham F-1GAT Ter a Visit with nsE
rnesae-- Mrs. Sarah Pa--er and nee
sister. Ms z e Henderson
MESS Ara Fiscal q Warcsss@--
Mass. Is n cuw1. the g1esz OF MISE
Bessie Warren
Mrs Eva sheen a. Pressure - -
tnrmsray II Canaan Is In
weak. rne sness az 1-7erf-s
1ya~ss r,a.rnes1 was .
~ IN Hase-rsgie F-sdHs-
Pr-snesd a a ~ -;u-.,.J, -.
E-rxsnr7d - \ Thursday eve
- -nr game was . good snappy
- epe .crrs being g IN 4 a good
.---.ss g.-cwa Witnessed the game The
rstrsfeid ssg--EaSion VIII 20 ID Dex-
ser Saturday far q game win the
Dexter taazn-
Few. Byrn Fr1s Hrrsx- msmne-
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cheI-n0WSky'S i Wo9;, t9r
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PAS III Lar, alsa l8sa cca- c1E-s aaE
Cigarettes ana possible 3Lae- a--r.s.s
ne pl.oasr wRS evidently -aE=-
zCw2 1vs- The -crs- 5R-g -sE- me
1--elgtZ house and E-gu mere -z:--
REC EwzT II q Boa aA--v Russell
specza- agent u ne amricv ~ rs
Name C=r-E -zllz-oRd. has beg.
working 81 the case since Thu-snzv
5u- NJ developments n -ae case nav.
DEE. -epD--sG-
Another s-eRk winch NAV 81 ma
orT have hes. connected W. ne
a3CTs, was made NJ WednesEEE
night he 1olse Of AIosrt Fa---u-1l
a. . Gage s-ae- was arEa-aE wsz15e
LIE occupants Ts-e asiseE. HI z
-a-7 c1z- oe3onEaE - NJ Fer
was taken a1sc aoour = csr-s. Ne
-t1s- M Fe-sn Nor h.s s1s-Hr- w1r
-s-a n ne house Wa awake-eL
The -1lat WIS evident 1C'r sHzsti.--
VII wta- 1e secG-ae mere. FIR =
-1s- gained 1T s--z-z-cs u -aF house
n 5C~lelEt Nichols g. = 1R-a
s-est where ne LET ne -a-ocoa- b.
longing . NJ F=-za and -8rk --a
belonging n M NICHOLS. also. 2
SEAL amount e money, 3 -. -a.zs, q
revolver anc sD-ne cu.- ne cR q
was reported 7 re police suc -
ve- -2e-a aE-e at-sn nc results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

FEczv a1E-aour YVES = buoy -nt a.
ne Y Il G = swimming Xnk- WIFI
q prDE-Eu q swimming sac diving cun-
pe-vlElur % = = Thompson. rsEnctu-
q Ewmning- EA-e4d Bush won ne
seniors ouvs -acE- E1E Charles Poor
YVES second The w-I-ne-s u ne Jg--
Iur borg races were. Isl 2DoE- Saw
vsr. e E1- 5ecaE-1 Sc PAU Bunker
Pan Bunker, 2DDe-- SAWYER and IA
T.f4e3 A-DuUr SWIFT Z 1zns wRTs-nreRs-
bl sR5t r1LnDE< a--zE breast without
legs back. bacK without leEs- aRck
without z-mE. SIDE stroke. single c-awl
and crawl n ne G---- Eobe-- saw
yer wRs S-sz En- SeenR-1 second
Charles Rrzw- third and 1ou-n place
was tied between Thomas 5uck1ev.
RzaheI ABOUT and Paul Bunker saw
yer and 5Hcn1-d WIRE ned 1ur 5-st
place. but IN q rack diva SAWYER WIZ
uut twenty-five DuvE we-z present
and Ire number IF increasing rs r
Ss-u-1aw sper,a1-2es @1- -hf ouvE'
swimming classes VII ot q mszched
-a-e F4e-wesn rHsE~ -aazrE - +nu- 5uvs
- ne r,lckH1 u nv EoD+-- SHwvs-- and
Eznhel A---pu- and 4 coneeE- of DIS
-7sf1rr- II me wz-s- E5s-nH@-e- me
-ne vii De rakEa fp- al inciviG.1aI
and -es- races. sisronIng. s-r-. - de-
ts--r.ne whc hriEs ne -A-k -scn-t -n-
ne Summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

Cnl- 9 K French Of Boston give
rsuSH Interesting illustrated lecture ON
NE subject The Grand Cannon % he
CRi8Ezdo River" F-lEay evening - the
Grser st-ert EssaoGIgs Eplscrpg church
under ina auspices sf he Epwurzn
LeAgue- lie showed about 40 bsau-
E.E. VIEWS that he had -ahs1 N .ha.
section and he gave hls ga6isnce !
description a. the people and gssiDgy
of the whale crUnr-T knoUn as TN
Crane Canyon with sperlR. -s9erence
with the ancient penpie VIM lived
thar
Eh-sa m0rs illustrated lectures viii
De gwen by Chi French. Tins evening
me VIII npeak an the sa1hser, -Asasia
sunday evening nm the subject India
ana Amdzy evening AZ ras suessrs
Dascr~esy uf America. ana sse cssws
O. WRSniugtun- Enl- Franrh Inns r-ux-
sled al ever -he world and hns q asrxx
an4 baanfzful rnzisrtaun sf ssnrunpas-
crn viewE.
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SEVEN BARKS

hs~ 70 possible tna-. vgu a1r' =
~aE- SEVEN BARKS stands
~s ~su enligntan vou. n in r.
a-s1aale remedy. made f-oyn
NJ seven different kinds
ano Eeras. EVERY enc Of
aas --sat medicinal vzsne. Sc
blended and tu- nearly ss
- aaf esen a reliable reznedv ~ur
cUnsrsnrson. Liver. Kid
- s1nrnsch disorders.
- 8AEAS has newer her-
at-s-tssed- bn. nss .r-
"nnns-ta,i and sseae- x.s. FIR
- aslt century. and ru-rsr
m ne-7-x
s 2AEKy has s.-nS .,,
~ q families dDrru-s' hfT,s an
bms-. uhtnit suffering. Z is tn.x-
b a.. an'- So csnts per snr.se ana
b.. + 1-rm n - % drama m a
ase- ae-e- meals
,a-Sfy a family but VIA.
F.. nos- Ia mrre or sesr e-n~
--,uble6 with EsIigusn..r
Liver or Kscnev .,rrnta
pv- nave newer triad SFvrS
NJ. go nuf tazl - dn sn. ana
~ as -apad and wonderful re-
%. ar asking pour arn--<.s
N BARKs: r Ne as~r mr.
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NORTHPORT

-5e o'1lpck --slcale A. re
Nsz'---13c-- Country -2u8 PROMISES =
- E-UsCal.v 4ae Ills week ne
l--1E--Rl WI -ocll1e voca. sDlas 81
Mss Az-1e-,ae Z E-sr II 5,=..as-
accompanied by P--t FREDERICK :
Swe-FsH- Il Ssa-spu---- Piano -y-o
IT A-ssHs Any S1EsGaa-5- Ms--ae--
- Crwsl and Ms Tomas Z. BOW
- and -HE-z-gs TT Ms : AlE1s1
Parker u 5el1asI = e R.so *
pec-ao -1a1v la-oiG Staples u DIX
delG. -scsn-..y discharged e-3r Ire
ss-T-lcE W. a.sn appeal ~ Staples
Is a rzie--ec rlol-als- TIE 1,---,1g---s-- :.
WI spsn a. ? II. -1Es E-v-E az
PIE me @1r Inuse WING w;sr ID spend
M car motoring q elsewhere
-ieG- EsEv A sor-su- u View
Tark arrived F-1Caw -o--r- 4
E-sa-E TIE weekend WIN H a-[
Ms Ii " Cobe e. 5.lElde Fa--2s
Leu Johnson g z member " LIE
@-- II C0be- Johnson & Pratt sat
NHT Turk NJ which Ira NJ C7be e
snrtrr and Ma Par who soe-- a
waeg--3n mere a snnr-- tine aEp is
--iE .iA~---AtI ---C---sFt- -AGs- :
Lieut. Johnson have recently BE-
released --a- service. ne lR-Er I'VE
re Nara Eeser~ea
= -1a A2crcn -aUH1err -
----slaw a. IN Country -ta- Ms
5s-sce Eogsrx won me Prize. rar
q asbestos -RHie mats WIN hand ar
h-ol1s-ed crochet .CTsrs- Z nAs oeE
decided = give prize carr cay n
ne rCu-nanent. rather r-.az severn
a. ne END II ne season aE neresa-
fore Thsra wRE EDBd abundance
8n T'a--rs6RT 1ces and cake were
se-vsa
NJ and Ms Vaughan EaTIlf =
~ EronK!ire wnu are members a+ .hs
Szs.zrasr rDlnry a-e spending -a-
weekend VIZ. t-7sn6s a. N8rwAy
Mss A-1R Aver ~ E-pukftns W.
Is g. hE- s'o--age Hor ne Summer
lea res NJ Monday - spend lie week
win friends n Zine Hi
Women members NJ me Golf Club
are putting IN a EpDd deRz If rlsne
--z4-Zng fer ne tournament wiR.h
opens Vt July :sth far winch a hsas-
suEne silver Cup Is rfara3- -he rws
lowest scores II 1aa zsngles VII can-
pete 15r The cup. EIgsE.en acles z.
DE paved
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Friday was enc " -ne hCc az-s os
tie week. although act hor enough =
os c-Ssse6 =. The ~gx-E.ae" aaR- LII
The morning was cpclaS by FL sas.-
s-ay w-ac -aa- was hicwzg. and
w.1ls The oe-cE-v climbed - Rocu,
81 e The shade e. clock -he sreezs
cnr--1sE1sc q me -c-tar- az those
who hR6 - De oUI 4 me a0r szn anc
A1E- IN -ns afternoon me -g-pe-a-
Ire -ouiec percsy1anlr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

was reported - -ns Police YES
ns-Gay mnrr-ng thai g SUI Of .lo-a-
ing &c the amount Of aoour ScB
which clothing has been lst- hang
ing n rns barn CT me LEzaR-5 -a--
81 Hospital street Wr1ie the ner were
e. breakfast a. abort 5 e clock pm
as the enc wne Reported -ns Lhef-
could give M description. the parties
concerned MT having been seen. me
police mad Ar-ls CT nothing n WORK
Epan-
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SHOP NOTES

Fhsl6 Bros Cos. SAFES OF -nei-
ECONOMY Gasoline. Norwazk Tres
and Tubes are daily increasing rney
report The answer they claim Is
quality, II 0st1 cRsas-A5v
La1CT hungry --sR- yourself II
q EoOo CAD fashioned treat a. EooG
oie fashioned prices N-lsrs a5
Points the way ID q I'll snlulcn Of
yOU- agpeE-e
Pea Telephone Pess e. Weber &
Fewer s. Tekc Pancake -four 5 pkx
soc, WITH Ma1ceE EE-s-t-k -tss Is
regular T5c vz1ue- Good Southern
ca--siopes &c each Fresh sr-.og
beans greer and wax = e1 sc Ma
Iva 5!-3ils-s anc fancy fowl
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Stzss rouse JFcrey Taxes T-is
Msaus Driver

The State House '-5fney" rcok q III
La -p al sF i-se1S III T-lGRr Ee-sr-
noun. the driver bang missing, and
ve-v fortunately there were m mO-s
sermons damages TrHn a hrsssn e-un1
wheel. William - MlI9E--- night fore
man n the sta1e House. had driven ne
SEAL rpurfng Ga- To the Reagan heuss
a. ~ Gage stree AnG gnt our Of rae
car 20 do IN errzad- There WAS 10 uns
IN me ca-. The emergency BRAKE dl6
NOT nnil and Inc car stared down Gaze
---se- hIIl- Z did mot take sr-a4-:1E
cnurSe- but turned n -hR right and
went down ever TWO tfree-fser en-
hankr-n1s befnr= z finally stripped NJ
rs1s pIaExx uf the house next no-st nj
the grocery sfnrv AZ rns mot Of me hill
With new whse! IN the cz- r Eas
driven sway VA srs swn power
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THIEVES LOOT CAR AT
NJ. c. FREIGHT SHED

Wednesday Nisrt a,s Carry 81
Beans Cheese. Lar-. -aoacr,. c.
sa-s snc cIgarer.es-T~ o -ouses
IN Gage Street Assn Er-s-sr a,c
Goocs S4rier
From a -.por. ira: was made T
re police department about e..
Thursday ae.s-nonr. -aa- n
n ne Name Central freight va-S
-a1 been enraref cr Wednesday
nigh July .s. by breaking ne sea-
VIII vn'ra -1s cR- was fastened
arc quite a quantity IF the contents
n ne ca- ca-led swar. II ~uuid ap-
peh- mar some one- WIS Iavlrg n z
srocS n p--rlsl0ns eor me currtne
v-E--sr and .a6 taken L.se .veSs VIII.
ct1 he -or-nR1-E sf asking me sr,rA
The goods -sgUr-=6 n isare been -aker
included t~0 ba-s If beans. rwr
rhesses- one -ao CT lard ann severn.
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of tina Conferences af The NeIaOGEss
EPISCOPAL church CAIEsarnsA- WI
preach n -hs n 4 cnnrcn OF 9A-n-
CAV - 1875 O'Clock zn6 e. Sb \
fne evening. Al are curd1Ally znr7Iec-
-ae nenbers NJ me Odd Fe-lsws
Lodge ar~ piE-ntng rnr grand nA-i
70 Ne REID At Cn1nn hal OF Nam
aav evening srsy -
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HUB CUSTOM HELP
NOT FORCED TO WATT
FOR SJNDRY CIVIL BILL

gCSz8n- July I-Severa- hundred
employees uf ne Customs Service az
LIS por1 were 1Gr ohlsged ID wait
1rr ne passage hr Congress to6Rv
IF re Rzende6 SUNDAY evil apprn-
gr1n-1un bali II order u obtain their
gHy .zs- TT H--ss -wo weeks in g7sr-
wissn Joseph 4 Mayn&-d. surveyor
uf re part leH-nsd chat because II
sha F-esidenrs wern OF the orrE1nai
bill. wages could not ne paid until
Congress had. -aEe further action. he
obtained -. sDn from BOSTON hank
ON his personal NOTE and advanced
the money no rhs srup1UyeAL
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WrEDsn z-E snEz~se II maxim.
senae improvements N -as E-a1nl--.-
ic pfzzfsrm n t-1rr IF ira Mana
General station IL Iae way IF 2s-ao-
1E 4 = va-icus places vhe-s
was Cracked and broken r,v wa,
GETTING N between The suEa-es II,
freezing
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The Standard Bearers met VIII
MlsE Esne EE-osweH. THURSDAY srs-
Ing a. her home. - Court sr~as--
MISS AVIS Moore WIS presented with
a,Tac1ss of Community si1vHr, Il hon
5- n nsr approaching Marriage. The
evening was PASSED Will games and
E1Elc Refreshments II are c-.sr
Rza cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

A-s Margaret u aa- las re
-H1eo home alter passing ne week
win her sister, Mrs. WEI Ma
gu5rs n Tngus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19
IItcomb Defeats F7yut
In Tennis Singles. Fridav

Samuel -1-cor5 VIE the chan
pinnsnEs cu7 F-lGav ae1s-anun h-
oeE--ug leigh F'v-c Il straight serz
g. S. - re rra--s, hr--,1c.- M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

The Annual Nesting af the Eprpurn-
-urx af Sae Augusta Savings Hank Tor
the g41nscn ri Trustees mr. Tne ensuing
vsar and fur me tr1nEaHranm nf Hny
mTneT business Ez1a4 rnAw lEEzzsw GIMME
h1fnFM rhnzn. wxz 10 h<.zH in raE TrszE-
taas runsn 81 said BAnk On lzm6HE.
Juzw n 1azn Mf Usr4Drk p ~
RICHARD L. GOODWIN. CErk
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

AUGUSTA LOCALS

Ars- Josephine Es IF Thas rE-y
was admitted On F-aaar n the Al
Eas1a Genera hoEus-zs - Treatment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19
BELFAST

f1encs n AaEzss,-s = EareE WI
N Pleased = k1rw -tE- II nas SUI
-'tish--T recovered II 1aa.Cn u Ne
'''ssa atHt q IRE A-lc.--s - 7T-14as
>1'c1h --41 Ct Myr1--y-sH. "a wtsc--
-t4z4n-F haid z ing tournament NJ
Ea-@s Ise- Ee4tas1 q agw ears aE7
ar z lunE 4-ossE a1E a. .1a1 me
II -.c-ls bcpe far RS -scove-v was
s- ss-a-ae6- The c1-a-a ncwsrs-
aEs oensfI1sd hin and 7g---g-.y re-
sa--nsn E1s hsRl--- LII Ea~as was .
MEMBER n Silver E-nss -ocEe. Z. II
= Il 5e41zt=- was a prominent Gran
EE- ana YRS tar may years rrtncl-
r. u -as grammar schorl. Zs aRs
-Gzy friends he-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

1 T=E1-aE ~ ne past weak n
MAJ q Wellington - lumbar and
.A-ss Liza Ea-V=T wh5En tonk placs
u -ns home n ne officiating clergy
MAJ 6sv- Eaasnn E. Cc-1.s OF East
afa41ast Miss Ez-vey xes a--Ends7
~ AIRS EenTTe D9n5a- and the
E-Etiin " ms Sr=BLi1sr, George Dun
ia The bride TErH a pretty gown
4 yellow six and cH---1etf roses AID
ne groom WAS IN the kailSz1 of IN
&c SAN having t1st bean released
I'm BusrseRs serv-ca For the pres
@Et Nj ana Mrs. Csg-ssa- VII MAKE
nezr home VIII the farmer father
III Patterson hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

Services a. Il Z. chur-n n 1A-Sb
4 Il conducted by Disz sgSerza-
tandsnr Rev. Lnce- As TINS - rns
nrst Appearances ~ our suDer1ns1u-
den1 We hope there VIII Dc n gnoc a.
tencAnce TIE enllCw1ng 8un4zys
July -, Rev. " J. LGy1nn w11 GuT-
ply n SPIN Sunday srn0ui ~ lie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

Kzx=m q F-7cnzr9. a 1scrr1rzf uv~-
ng plc-uz dirsc1ar- wurAnx ~n
rnrrrary IN Fur-szzd- wzs n1zznd cpsr
I. T-nur~env N en- Pm<1xn4 muuicspAE
uwurs IN q cnnzga ny h1s villa. MIA
G~mxn G P-chzrd % Brznswsck- nf
dsseE-znn- whs aa16 zhe Ind nrf sezn
h..n ssnrs 1zz2 6ha t-zssd INN xrsuga
q picture senf N her MACE Ee emsu
HMn ma 1w Aupnnxnnn m GnvnmuhE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

r and Ms J S--5e- ~ Srz-r-,
ware TlsicuS F-6av = rs r,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

NJ and Mrs. 3. ? Wells NJ Al
nI.r1 are IN a TIP % Lansing Mirh-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-19

Were sold from $500 10 $500. On
SO left but they've got % 20 even
we have to lose On then Sc Z you NJ.
a Suit see what We have 20 oE-.