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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

PAGAN FASHION.

The fashion Of keeping little dogs as
objects Of luxury is not. at. all modern.
Both Greek and Roman women used to
have small pet dogs, over which they
made as much to do as does a fashion,
able lady OF today over her poodle.
Even men, usually foreigners, were
not ashamed to stroll about the Roman
streets carrying dogs in their arms. II
Is said that julius Caesar, once seeing
some men thus occupied, sarcasticalIy
inquired of them II the women Of their
country had no children
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

distinguished friends honored his birth
nine leading cities which had at some
tune claimed him being represented
and the distinguished educator who pre-
sided at the gathering felicitously re-
marked that he hoped Sir William would
abide for many years to come, n Nestor
Of modern oxford. a leader In medicines
van, and ar example to all mankind.
This Is the scientist OF three score
and ten, the veteran who is honored by
his profession, who, according to the al
legged Osler theory, should have been
put to sleep ten years ago, his useful
ness having ended.
1t has been claimed that what DR., Os-
Ter really said 1t the time he was UNI
happily m~isquoted, was this: when a
man nor wax nor honey can bring
home, he should In the interest OF an
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

Italy. The king will have many anx-
ieties added to those already borne.
Persons whose %birthdate 1t is have
the promise of an active and successful
year, Money and friends will greatly
increase. The young will court and
marry.
Children born on this day will be in
all probability gifted and generous.
These subjects Of Virgo usually win the
confidence Of their fellow men and rise
to high positions.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

MOST EVERYBODY.
HAS HAD n grandfather.
ALTHOUGH 1T seems.
THAT THERE aren't so many.
AS THERE used to be.
WHEN was a kid.
BECAUSE IN those days.
l CAN remember.
THAT THERE used to be one.
IN MOST every house.
AND WHYEN iiR 1t Is.
THAT I'M writing about them,
l DON'T know.
EXCEPT THAT it is.
THAT FOR an hour.
I'VE BEEN sitting outside.
IN A rocking chair.
AND 81 OWING smoke.
AND LOOKING into it.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

AND SEEING things.
AND A long way back.
WAS A little town.
AND A little stream.
AND A bridge across.
AND A wagon road,
AND A yellow wagon.
AND A yoke Of oxen.
AND ONE of my granddads.
DRIVING THE oxen.
AND LOOMING closer.
I COULD see myself.
PERCHED UP in the wagon.
AND WtAIFN Elk the speed.
THAT THE oxen made.
so FAR as | knew.
IT WAS fast enough.
AND WHEREVER II was.
THAT WE wanted to 90
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

WE ALWAYS went,
AND / can recall.
THAT OUT on the farm.
l USED to grow fat.
ON THE thickest cream.
THAT eyer had seen.
AND THE homemade bread
AND THE grandest pies.
AND JUST looking back.
1T COM rs to me now.
THAT THIS Franddad of mine.
NEVER SAW a street car.
AND ALWAYS believed.
THAT A coal oil lamp.
WAS THE very last word.
WHEN 1T came to light.
AND HE measured men.
BY THE work they did.
AND HE lived a long life.
AND A happy one.
BUT | haven't a doubt.
IF HE lived today.
HE'D BECOME a member.
OF SOME sort OF club.
AND MAYBE make speeches.
AND BE sore all the time.
AND SELL all his cream.
AND Buy canned milk.
AND Do everything else.
THAT THEY do today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

institution be dissolved from the hive
to give more lahorers room. He
must walk with the boys or else he is
irrevoCably lost. 10 keep his
mind receptive, plastic and impressions
able he must travel with the men who
are doing the work Of the world, the
men between the ages OF 25 and 40.t'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27

declaration which
Travelled far and
wide, and, no doubt
is believed by many
to this very day,
Possibly h o 3 G
who continue to
put faith I'm the
chloroform story
will find q mild ex-
ample Of the irony
of fate in the fact
that Sir William
Osler, regius pro-
lessor OF medicine
In the University
or oxford, recently
celebrated his sew,
entieth birthday,
aud celebrated 1t In
Il way that left 1T
tie doubt OF his vi
rility and enduring
aAfl. NJ,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-27
A Line On Men
You Read About

To the man OF science the honored
name Of Osler has long been known. To
the general reading public It IL familiar
largely through the alleged Osler state
ment that a man should be chloroformel
at sixty. This Was a diatortel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
Narrun Stiles

II We hRu been told that Gardiner
would ne gwen the privilege Of near
ing the leading Ane-ican-bprr tenor 1
rsw short months ago We wuull IA e
Dean ESeprlcal. YET tnDse WIN attend
the cnnrert at Ihs Coliseum On Wednes-
DAY evening, Sept a. viii have TWO
great opportunities. One will ne ID near
The g-eAtesT American tenor, Ne-npa
stiles. which Is a musI unusual uppor-
t1InifE as he e rarely seen On auv
New England stage, and the other Will
be ID heip swell LIE high scnpui build
ing -Inu- winch is q. present the one
tning IN which al Gardiner is interest
ed The ttckers are selling sast ana
nt1nre ttTe dHv Of the conre-- will ne
all disposed OF. The tickets snir MAJ
ne exchanged Hpr reserved seats Tues
daE-, sept =. Ec u A NJ. Al the CoU-
scum bux office This is 4 community
affair and all mar have etfua! r-ivi-
ieEe N occurring good seats The num-
uer thar single person mRv purchase
VII be Limited. the exact uurlner 10 ne
announced .atsr-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
HARVARD TO BEGIN
2S3D YEAR WITH 1000
STUDENTS ENROLLED

IAnnrtoge, Mass. Sept K-Then
Hzrvaru university opens its academic
gates Monday for its $50 wear, the en-
roiimeuT will ne approximately .ha- of
Nezrs imnsd ately preceding the United
Sfafes' entry into the war. accn-dinz
10 preiimtnary figures made known 10
daT From the rental Of cplisre ana
private dormituries. entrance examine
iuns OF members Of the incoming class
and other Sources. it is estimated nv
the secretary Of the curuurz,tpn -fIa-
the tntal enrolment will be -n,ra riIsu
Aea This number. although euuai .
that of the immediate pre-war a+-suri-
anrs. is somewhat Less than the enroll
ment IN surne years hefure the outb-nsty
OF the war in Europe The ;pc,-,ir :
freshman class m estimated at 4ap ny m
When college upsns IN sertry,be-
there viii be many UNDERSTANDINGS. x,,r
will never have sesn Harvard unfis-
normal conditions. Wartime ar.ir,tf .x
changed scenes and studies during IN,
past twu years onivethe senfpr ciass
wiz have attended a fnpthzTl rnrc
whsre there was organized cheering, far
tnere have been no regular football
games SINCE that class entered its sunh-
omere wear. Athletics for freshmen
VIII be cumrnlsnry tfia year for the
first tims- and an. artillery reserve on
uerxf trxininE rurps win ne fnnururarpsi
- p2r1 Or kise enIlase trnintnE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
DAnnunZio VIII
Not Yield. Son
Declares at n. 7.

New York. Sent 1s-Euro dan
nuuzin. son Of Gabriel d'Annunzio.
the Italian warrlur-poer and novelist
IN an exclusive Interview with q rep
l't.senratlve df The Assuciafeu Press
here TO-DAY, declared his father was
"a strong-willed and intensely pract5-
caa patriot who unduub1 edly would
'sac-'itlcs" himself rather than Weld
ffHrne N The JuEo- Siavs.
.iv father is m a serious plight. y
said Mr.. d d'Annunzin. but I am sure
he Will not yield an inch IN abandon
ing his Italian brothers in Fiume
They nave waited SD long TOR deliver
ance II would break their hearts 1nr
him 70 desert them now. 7 am sorry
! am moi by MS side for I am a good
IIalian and synpathize with lne
cause he holds SO dear.
Opposition in the Italian press ann
among some politicians aeainsr en-
ergstlc action regarding Fiurne is dua
TO The fear that the allies in -etalia-
aon may use economic pressure over
Italy
SuI fIune Is a senIimenta. TueS-
Ion Italians are perfectly well sa--
lsneu that the peace conference mas
mt favored Italy IN any way IN fact
ny country has continually been
disseminated against
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
WILSON-SENT
WAS BULLITT IN
RUSSIAN MISSION

London. Sept IS-Srms of the
statements made by William C. RuI-
III before the tureign relations cufn
mlries OF the Cnirsd States are
challenged 5y a writer OF the Daily
Sketch wno signs hls article with
Ehe Initials II. K" He SAYS he was
me first. and. ne believes the only
Engiisn newspaperman VINO inter-
viewed Mr. Bullit1 IN Paris.
The writer quuIes Builitr as sar-
ing n MS Interview that MS mission
aouse and approved by President
Wilson. The arrangement. ne SAYS.
was undertaken without the know
ledge of the members of the big
four Of ne pence conference. as
President Wilson and Colonel Euuse
desired The mission. ID be secret.
When BuIIitI returned President
Wilson sent mis- report 10 Premier
Lloyd George but did not include the
secre- communication from NfknIai
Lenine- The premier was greatly
impressed by BuII:r1s report ana
wished ID have II published accord
ing 70 the article. but President VIII
son refused. and suppressed II.
The writer is emphazac cna1 Mr.,
BuIlit1 tnid MIN Lloyd GeurEe was
ItnRwa of his mission until ne saw
the rapport and thai President Wilson
and not the premier prevented the
publication Of Nj BuIltt's cnnciu-
sluns as 10 Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
Golf Play at !
Rosiyn. New York

suslyn- \. Y, Sept 1E.-The Auur
golfers left 10 fight it out IN tbe.
semi INA rounds Of the PrufessiuusI
1otfsrs Association chamuiunxs.,u
tournament over the Engineess' ltuks,
mere oumnrrow are Jim Barnes. weEt-
err open Champion, Son Mcdonald of
Chicago; Fred Mcleod. wasf,nr-1n-
and George Mclean Of New Y,rt
They will mes1 as named.
Barnss did VIVA, was exuerfrs NJ
nm To-Day when ne defez1ed Eumes
French of Y-rk by ) I'D ana : N uIar.
out McDunzid produced a su.ur1nn
Wnen ne defeated his old sine-nmr--
ner Jock Hutchinson. nv the same.
margin. The other rwo matches were
Won pv cnnfnr-tanie margins. McLeod
eiininaCnE Douglas Edgar af A.
ia'1ta- Ga. and 6. and McLean tf,s-
posinE OF James West of Rockzw.V
by 9 and :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
PTTTSTUN

EAET-M~s. T Z Scpt- and son
Ernest ana daughter Marguerite anu
Mrs. Laura Burns, returned snnnAT
H-um few days' Visit IN Purtl1nu
and Sanford
Mr.. and Mrs. r. " MansIr were
Sunday guests Of friends IN Dresden.
Mrs An. Cross VINO has bean
passing few DAYS AZ tne hume ot
Mr.. ann Mrs. .. s. Moore, returned
Monday n her hume IN Boston -
cumpHnied by her daughter mary
wtp has been their guest for severa-
weekE.
Miss Elizabeth Gail Jeff Sunday
far Richmond where she will resume
her duties as teacher in the St1nsun
iisr-ic.
M and Mrs. J c. LangfelIuw If
Augusta aad NJ Z Wyatt of Ken
dal-izreen. Mass were Sund&v
guests al the home Of Mr.. anu airs.
" z. Seekins.
Mrs. John Scurc Of Randolph is a
guest a. ttls hume Of her son 2 :.
Scot.
Nj and Mrs. Harold r Reed nj
Augusta passsd the week END a. ne
home Of their mother Mrs GenrgIe
Russell,
Mrs. Herbert Crocksr !s passing I
few weeks with friends IN Wa3srvtiis
Mr and Mrs. Charles 3 Alien ana
TWO daughter Gf Washington. D. 9,
are passing a few weeks with reid
-Ves N tins village and vicir.1v-
They made the trip IN their au,D-
mobile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
IRISH PAPER COMMENTS
ON WILSON STATEMENT
REGARDING IRELAND

Dublin. Sept. 1.-THE F-srr>rs.
Sonrna4 rodRy in commenting uuor 80
statement Of President Wilson r,,x.y-s-
Ing Ireland and the League OF Nar,rrr
"efconsd the statement that the Ir,xs,
q1 Is Ian IS moi pIr-Iy domestic. Il auisix.
however:
here We differ frun the P-es,d-,.
ID IN The contention that the Iezr-n. SO
stands provides an instrument In urn.
tscr smRA peoples"
This attitude represents .is x-;aw. -
the leaneT-s Of the Irish L-eaxue ~ n.
INNS Society vino puint out thai cnex
long ago registered AFFECTION to .A-rirsa
NJ OF the leagues couenRut an fnon~-.-
I'VE except by making the fr,rb ui.r,u-
ilSn danger 10 the peace uf the wrr3s
The COMMENT of rhe Irfs:, Tim~w =
la.nnisf journal. upun the P-rndrn-.s
srz1eTnent raasiE:
"A1fnnugh the Presiduut s,s r,, x,,.
~ nis anezrinnerz. he may have
masaen Them. for there IL a wasr dirre--
ence netWeer calling attention anc IL
recf interference. ana if P-enden, WI
sun statement encourages aar w,ds
spread misapprehensiuu in -he rn,-esT
STATES a piR1n prunuunremenr M Ssvp
srt tlsh government may becnne aessy
aliis The view taken by SESAME urru,4-
mani Sinn Fem representative on Ar
ticIe X Or the corenant seams tr ne. as
one has expressed il. thar II has -ra-
isvoien; bearing ON. the case o. t-e
ianG-''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
AMI SEMENTS
Al ti1e Acme To-Day

The famous insurance firm cf Llords
has the repuratIun Of taking some E-eae
betting risk. but n Love Insurance
the latest Paramount picture sia-;ng
Rryant Washnurn, which Is 10 be the
attraction at the Acme theatre today
anu SATURDAY, they are represented as
reading on mighty t>lin ICE when the
insure the wedding Of sn American
hPlress To an EngiiEr aobiernan. even
II these DAYS of such close Anglo
American relations
OF all the risks in the world. love =
ne rnDs1 uncertain. which the theme pf
love Insurance proves IN a mnsf de-
lig;1r1ul manner. TIE pilutoplay is from
tile famous novel OF tie same title be
Earl Deer Bigger VINO wrote 'SeVe7
KEYS To BaidpRIe. which was also
picturized with striking success ny Fa-
NOUS Piarsrz-Lzskv CnrpuratIun.
Love Insurance provides an ad-
rniraoie vehicle for BRYANT Washhura.
the pnuuiar star. who Is achisvirg cnn-
siderable reputation as master IN light
comedy roles.-Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
Closer Chile-U. S.
Relations Says
{. S. Ambassador

Santiago, Chile. wednesday, 1spf.
T-ReiarlunE bsrwsen this Cnf1n4
StAtes and Chile are cer.atn 10 b.
cnrne cinser IN thu eutura. acrurdsng
to Juserh 4. ShaR. American aMsns-
sadur. vino rscertly rerurned frnm
the Tuitsd States An the inteIlec-
rnal. commercial industrial and d.
nanrial efforts nf the Emitted States
are icing co-ordinated IN the iepzrr-
ment uf export trade. he said. "The
keenesf interest Il being shown In
LatIn-Aner1ca- especially chile be-
Cause NJ her enormous mineral wsalfh
and her industrial prpspects an wen
as Ine progressive spirit OF her peu-
pie Within the next few Years Amer-
fcar trade with Chile should sfuw N
sEl lstautial increase."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
AMJSEMENTS
MARY Mics Mirter. William Earnun
and Finunini Today nj The Strand.
a eanner Hill frnm Every Angle.
"a Eeeis. Ccne Early

Mary Mics Mirter. William Earrurn
and IinuninI Today nj The Strand,
a eanner Hill f-nm Every Angle.
"a Eeeis. Csrne Early
What a srurv the Seven Sens ,f
The world cnuId tell # they csuld hur
-aik Treasure amounting 70 n,Snv
nIitIuns lies a. the bor-nm of -ness
great waters a result of the loss of
many thousands Of lives IN wrecks
without number
4 man starts across -he broad Al
iauflc. as stowaway trailing q man
VIM has lsft him pennlless by sealing
him worthless oil stock. The ship Is
wrecked and the awenEer rnsers his
man face 10 face On d desea-. ,siarlr.
WHAT then happens LIS shown N a most
startling way by William Farnurn.
the npIed scream artist IN his latest
William Fox pnutopiay The Man
Hunter" whlra is shown att The
Strand To-Day and Saturday This
big faa-Qre aipne would be an a.
traction but we have booked Mary
Miles M1utar n her latest picture
The Intrusion Of lisa bel followed by
the last chapter OF the Master Mvs-t
terry" with Houdini. This makes +:
reefs IF STARTERS from tfle ve-y first
William P Gray OF the Union Thea
tres Corp. mas hDnked Ine Paramount
Al1craf-- Fox with William Fsl1u-n.
ThenR Bar1 and Tox MsE--'zNflil,i-
Turs Mutual Picrures-FIIagrau
Gaidwyn-L nited Pictures and COM
'esies galore for the Strand. Garrfi-
ner patrons may rest assured thai
nothing will be lef- undune ID rake
est in Maine. Next wuea's Lill viii
make. this statsmsnt sA.od. Hearts
Of Humanity a. thr ,iiseGn nexy
weekday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
WES< GARDINER

SPEAR's CDRNER-M-s- LA Meade
o. Litcnfield WAS visitor al the home
of E. 0. Green Mpnday
Frank CLASS le9E Wednesday for Bos-
TIM un business
". ann Mrs. Robert BurnhRm of A.
tlebnrn Mass-, anu Miss Ezr-ier Burn
ham ai Portland were me over SUNDAY
guests Of their Cousin. Mrs. n. z.
Stevens
An airpiane rassed over Tins sec-iur
about nuun Saturday The machine was
nring high sand IN the direction of
Lewiston.
Mr- and Mrs Robert Rurnhan. Mrs.
4 E Burnham, Z. O. Green. Mrs Mel
He Stevens. Mr. and Mrs 2. Z. osEer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

A surprise party WAS tEnaHrsd Miss
Clarn SfnniHr Tnesday evening at heI.
hume on Northern avenue by - Of
har friends. Msr1nn GaItxia present
ed her, m hefiaH af ts1use present,
with q beautiful white French ivory
tuliet set Dancing and games were
enjoyed Refreshments were served
and the party hrnke UP HI a iate
haur, the guests pruneuncing Miss
Stunier a charming hus1esE. Those
present were. The Misses Nellie
ReIlis- Mary ReIIis. Margrzt Lashun.
f1af1le Desmund, Helen Desmond.
AAargrst Kearnes. Ruth Mcguire. &C.
neva Purtle, Lnt-ie Davis. Zelda Cor
mier and Lillian Curmier: and
Measrs. Mnr,inR Zeaina- Arthur Leon
ara. OF HaIlrweIl. Edward Laum,
arthur Lambert of Augusta. Bur
ieigA Mayes and Charlie Fields OF
Boston Paul RlcnRrds OF Bar Ear
bur BiA Parker. Harold Newbert
Emile pniey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
ROTARIANS MEET
TONIGHT AT
HOUSE

The regular meeting Of the Eotarv
Club will ne heid al 6.-5 cipck this eve
ming al the Augusta Euuse. The en-
Ter-Rinrnen1 committee mas arranged q
special program for the occasion. II
is expected tha1 there will De DISCUS
sion of plans fur the Augusta conven-
non for New England. 10 ne held On
the SIN ana 7th ot 0c,nber. and taut
the convention COMMITTEES will present
a tuil outline Of the preparations.
a nesting Of the New England COM
nfrtee On the convention viii ne held
Monday forenoon IN Boston 10 rpn-
pis:e plans fnr the gathering.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
Boston Suburban
st. Ry. Suspends

51stnn. Sept. 1s.-omcia3s uf the
Iiue Ellis Street Railway Company
isct-tca tae Street Railway Commits
slnr rncEy that they would suspend
service on their lines On September
30 because the revenue is INSULT
ciert TO meet the running expenses. ;"
The company owns 12g miles of
track between Stoughion and the
Aat.apAn district of Boston and one
half mile OF track from Canton to
Canton Junction. The fares are so
cents from StonghIon 10 Matrapan
and FIVE cents on the short line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

A. cne annual election of nfiicsrs Of
Cananas Council. Knights of Calumpus
the following o4hc.ais wern elected fur
rns ensuing year; Grand knigtt. Mel-
vim Il. Gallant; deputy grand knight.
Paul z. DemErs; cnanreIlnr. Raymond
Demsrs; financial sscretarv. William !.
Tnman; sec-etArv, Genrge L CupeiHnr.
warnen. Thumas Hicizey; treasurer. d.
vld Kelley advocats, .Juseph xsrcu,l
Insine guard. ThnYaas Barnes; OUTSIDE
guard. Melvin Downing: trustee fpr
three vears. Stephen . MnnaEnan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

and snn Rzzrh. were Sunday ca1lszs II
the hnme uf =. Z. Lnrf nm tne Pund
ruRd.
Jnt1n Knnx az Gardner was business
visitor III 5. O. GrHsu.E WennesnRg-
Quite q number IN thus vicinity ara
gathering cider apples fnr shipment
Mrs- Nellie Stevens. Mrs. R- Il. 0aseT
and sun Ralpn were business visirurs
IN Gardiner Thurs1Ey-
Jacnb Burkna-rr and family of Gar
diner were calling On friends in tUwn
"Wednesday
Mrs Berr Durr is very i'll al the sRna-
turIum IN Fairfield. where she Was ad-
mir-ed eAr.iy IN rhs spring 1or Ireat-
menr
5ohn FuunraIne let- "Wednesday 1nr
Sidney, where ne will visit friends
few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
Sim Fein Papers
Publish Irish
Republican Loan

Dublin, Sept. Is-An the Sinn
Fem weekly newspapers to-day pub
lished tuIl page advertisements af the
Irish Republican loan. The pusiira-
tian of the same adverrasnznnrr. As
previously reported. rczuifsd M lnr
suppression Of the Gork l'si'
one OF Ir-eland's chief oaafF ne"spa-
pers. Developments therefore are ex-
prrfed in connection with iuday's
pub,irnus sf the loan announcement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

Mr- and Mrs. Glen D. Lake Of Au-
burn are receivinE cnngrarula..ions
on the birth If son Burieign David.
winch occurred TuesdaS' Sept. 9 Mr.
and Mrs. Lake formerly resided N
ms CITY Ee was one of the general
agents for the L 8. M. Co. M-s
lake Is remembered as Miss Lena
Murphy Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
Newlyweds Start
For Sunny South
Hall Sends Word

Lawrence. MASS. Sent. IE-A1 the
Kifr-Hklge farm in North Ansupsr this
nlmning II WAS said tiau1 Henry II.
Han. the lay preacher uf Wells. Me,
who wHs acquitted af wife-murnrr
last spring and his bride. Grace Hope
Gerow- had sunt word that they were
Un t1lEir way ID Florida when Hall
irft the farm last Friday he asresa
to return by TIM middle of this wsek.
tt Wna 0td.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

The Red Cross rooms over The post
office viii ne open from . until 3
tt1ls af-ernnnn. AL those having sew
ing Of any kind out ara requested 70
nrIng il IN al this time Those hay
sng aprons a. the rouns era asked
10 rome and ger them a. inns Tine
Also
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
Auction Sale
Household Goods


THURSDAY, SEpTEM6Ea 3
TINS int consists Of pkrfnr frrnitura
nsnrAy new. / couch newly COVERED. !
oak lifxary tafie. / oak chamber eef. ,
cf1iffmierz, oak warrirobes. uak cat-
INST bed with mirrur in fruur lSx4q AM
hRir mattreas. Tfns bad cnHr S1De ueU
! cuuch bsc. hrRHs bed. hair ma
trpzs. unk hail aeaf- dining tzbIe- q
dining chairs / uak nlIffet. nice lnf of
silverware. Refrigeration. art squares
Iexie. rnpesfrv and administer. inr ..
nirE ruEs arris chair. easy chairs
rprlsiuw ctsnirH, kitchen chairs. sewinr
mzchfre, writing desk. oil painting
fine lace curtains, No. s % cahiY1er
EieuWuud rznUe- fire SCREEN. sfgreis
and euuN1. clock, stand coverz. blanksra
sfieefa. inflow, nun bed, kitchRn table.
Kitchen chair. mirrors. hooks, iampg
] 1clufhes reel. j D-gallun oil can
with pump. wash hDiier, tubs. . asn
snus. I wf1eelhRrrow, = ladders. f1pes.
siina1es. aEufe dishes. jRrH. KETTLES.
tr71ukR ai8Dvese. hoes rakes. scythes and
mexhs nud Other articles TIM numerous
70 meutiun. This 10 AZ nice q fnf uf
guufiB m ever went at auction Bperv-
firiug pgnr<iczlly gpod N new Sale
sfArFs n O'Clock sharp; if sturmY mex.
mir d&w-
s. - a. C. BRAGG. kuctiuneer.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

Mrs " Z. Pearson ana son have
returned % their home n Portland.
after d two weeks visit al the nUTnc
of Mrs PeA-snn's parents. Nj. and
Mrs John Thompsuns . .Sse-purl
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

The W c T. /. will meet next
Thursday al ! P N with Mrs. ". H
Perry. This is n bs d very import
ant meeting as pians are n be made
for the fall work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
- ssssi.r sI.ip LIN.

Hrunnnla Sept- 1T.-The fnrnnxiun
by Belg1an finnnrierE uf steamship
company tn be cRpitalixed at .5.0nD :
ono francs WIS undertaken veHtHr-
day. 4 regular service befwesn Amt
warp. Canada Mexico and thu United
Htxtrs u cuufnmplassd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

M ear sees an unprecsuented dc
sans fur CIDER apples and buyers ar-
7slzy aayinS the hitherto unfea-u OF
: 1e u q per lDe pounds. The sca-c1ts-
g .asc- 4nr nard picking and the nigh
gfscs q. nzrreas hKue Inuucsc MANI
's-ae-s 10 put infp tina lut tor cider
@rse Quantities Of the pnnrer grad
? f'uu hat v-suid oI.. .r-wise have been
AT sel tnr shipment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

M and M-s- Charles Mooers of
Earn. vino are passing their honey
moon HI the Lake. We're guests on
" ednesday al me name Of Mr. and
Mrs. z. Z Shepherd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19
FROM HALLOWELL

An au-o party consisting IF M.
and Mrs. Joseph Voter. Miss 1uella
EnlInes and Miss Emma Jones made
d TRIP 10 lewiston Thursday 20 al
lend the fair
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

a mass mes11ng under the AUSPICES
OF me Central Labor Union VIII ne
neid sunday afternoon. Sept. y st
80. Every union man is reauas, al
10 aI-end as business of irnportc nee
$ 70 come before the meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-19

= anwr1 RIVER figs1ing buat has mRde
e auusaranre al wfiar- II ms CITY.
De aznsr-nen sag that Bath fi1s taken
sea, ot 1ne fish they could supply. thus
g,vrry .nem a market nei.re- home.