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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

The Knights of Columbus of Anso- nia have leased the ''Greenvole" cot tage at Myrtle Beach.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

Miss Ruby Gibson of Boston is spending a few weeks at the home of her sister. Mrs. Float, of Cedar ave uue, Myrtle Beach.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17
Little Silver hings

for ChiIdrel
 Chdren's Sets, in bright gray fnish3 piecesknfe. fork and spoon, 50 cts 8 set Baby Spoons, bright finish perfectly plain style made with bent handles, 50 cts each Food Pushers $11O each Baby Cups, very attractive, s125, s275 and $500
 Mainf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17
Voile Shocks

Very pretty, very comfortable do these smocks appear All the summer colors represented, flesh, color pale green, yellow pale bue lavender and gray as we'll as white There are round, square and V-necks plain, adorned with ruffles a bit of broidery in contrasting color.
 S2.95
 The srnock is easy to slip on at breakfast, com fortable for morning housework or gardening a warm day. An unusually pleasing assortment.
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

The Memorial Day exercises will be in charge of the Sons of Veterans as usual this year. They are going to try and have all returned soldiers take part and have called a. meeting at the town hall for May s, to complete ar engagements.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

This is mixed gathering, many odd sizes, several stvles but no complete line of sizes in any style Among these are both white and pink Bandeaux for slight or average figures One style Brassere original price $1 OO in sizes A to A, limited quantity,
 75 cts.
 Other special offerings very desirable
 g, 8, 45, 75 cts and $10O Rubber Brassieres, sizes A, 46 and 48, a limited number only, Sl.00 each
 ection,s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

St. Mary's R. c. church will have thes ta--ons of the cross and adora- tion of the cross this evening at 7:45.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter Anna have returned to their home on Darina place. after an extended visit in Paw tuCket, R. l.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
Weekly Health Talks
Whsrs Most Sickness Begins
and Ends
BY FRANKLIN DUANE. ND.

II can be said broadly that most human
ills begin in tho stomach and end In the
stomach. Good digestion means good
health, and poor digestion means bad
health. The minute your stomach fails TO
properly dispose Of tho food you cat,
troubles begin 70 crop out in various forms.
lndieesticn and dyspepsia arc tho COM
headaches, backnches, pimples, blotchcs,
dixxincss, belching, coated tongue, weak
ness, poor appetite, slccplcssnes, coughs,
colds and bronchitis Aro almost a. common.
There i but one way 70 have good health,
and that h 70 put and keep your stomach
in rood order. This b easy to do u you
take Dr.. Pisrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. II u . wonderful tonic and blood
purifier, and b % safe TO take, for II i
made Of roots and herbs. DR.. Pierce, Of
Buffalo, N. X, stands behind this standard
medicine, and II is good % know that so
his nsms idsnsIssd With Il 0vH When q nSpS yo
tako Golden Medical Discovery, you ara
letting the benefit Of tho experience Of
doctor whose reputation goes alt around
tho Garth: Still more, you get = temper-
ince medicine tha4 contains not drop Of
;lcohol or narcotic Of any kind. Long ago
". Pierce combined certain valuable
'scgetabIe ingredients without tie uss Of
slcohol-so that these remsdiee slvays
ave been strictly temperance medicines
y pike are torturin6 you, get ard use
fofce's Anodyns Pils 0lntmeut The
.uick reliof 4 6lvos , hard - bsllsve until
1sasant Rea,sts ahoslld u 1aksa viii
sing Anodyns rih oiutmsiS. m q.
I'D aze ~ oae1s WkIoh 49, splsndid
'ume1ls R3u ~ Do1kSv0 ~ nGnaIIv oyeeS
3o111. TN ~ - ~ oln4 n1nStS
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
Lots of Flu"
in SaIida

Reports from Sailda the last few
days are to the effect that the Span
ish infuerza is still very bad there
and that business OF all kinds Ia par.
aiyzed hecruse OF the contagion. Mr..
Osborn. Denver travelling sa esman.
who was In Saiida Wednesday of this
week, stated to friends here that there
we're 800 cases OF the dIeease under
quarantine there at that time. There
were. he said. eight bodies In the
morgue there awaiting burial ms a re-
suit OF the epidemic. II Is saiida's
second visitation OF the scourge, aud
the authorities have again placed a
ban upon public gatherings Of every
description and have ciosed all places
Of business Of non-essential charac-
ter Very few towns in Colorado hsvo
been hit quite SO hard by the infu-
enza as Salida. The authorities are
leaving nothing undone to control the
situation.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

We have reduced the police depart
ment from three to two men and have
consolidated several Offices under one
head. ut considerable saving In ex-'
pense to the city.
We have eliminated the cost of jani-
tor service at the city hall by feQuir-
ing the fire department to do this work.
Since purchasing our truck. we are
hauling coal for city purposos direct
from the mine. thus making a con-
siderable saving.
We have painted and repaired the
City Library both inside and out. This
is the first time any repairs have ever
been made to the inside OF this build
ing since It was built. =
We are making q regular apropria-
tion for the purpose Of advertising the
city and encouraging travel from the
coal camps to this city. This is the
first time that such an appropriation
has been specially made.
The City Council. during this admin
istration. arranged for the refunding OF
$4,000 OF city bonds due in 1923. The
value OF this action lies. not in the
fact that the bonds are simply re-
funded. but that commencing with the
year above stated. $4,000 of these bonds
will be paid and each succeeding year
a like amount will be paid until all
are iiquidated. This VIII then reduce
the amount of the city's fixed charges
about $500 per annum. And in max
ing sale Of these refunding bonds. IL
might be well to state that they bear
the lowest rate OF interest OF any is
sue OF the city and their sale has been
negotiated with less cost to the city
than any issue ever made by II.
LITIGATION.
Teh city obtained Judgment from
the Public Utilities Commission, order
ing the Florence and Cripple Creek
Railroad Company to operate its road
between Canon City and Cripple Greek.
which rather than do the company for
feited its franchise and ceased bust.
ness.
The city obtained a Judgment from
the company forfeited its land upon
which its shops were built here to the
city. and succeeded In recovering
$500 which more than paid all ex-
penses incurred by us in the litigation.
The city was successful In it's suit
against the TrisBullion Company, and
recovered from It s372224. by judg.
ment OF the Supreme Court, on ac-
count OF $500 contributed by the city
and the remainder of the sum so re-
covered contributed by individuals
to the company to build a smeiter.
which II failed TO build.
During this administration. no judE.
ment OF any kind has been recovered
against the city
THE CITY COUNCIL.
BY d. n. Cooper. Mayor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
iThBRIvEp FROM coLoRAo
SPRINGS THIS AFTERNOON

rn Misses Charlotte Walguwood
-unik Nary Stone OF Colorado Springs
~npe .snong those to arrive here this
;1ezssxspn to attend the basketball
'zz2e -af the Y. M. c.. A. tonight be-
sHnssn the Colorado City and South
'eeEnnfans High school teams. Thoy are
Hrxnssz OF the formers uncle and
snslE nIr. and Mrs. T. J. Prescott, and
szs1ly Of South Canon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE.

BY the constant and growing use OF
the automobile, the old rules OF the
road were found inadequate. This City
Council, after much investigation, en-.
acted new ordinance regulating traf.
fic upon the streets. and this ordinance
has been enforced az far as possible,
with good results, and since It's adop.
tion no accident worthy OF mention has
occurred on our streefs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
MlocELLANEoUe.

a contract wss made with. the Bm-
pire Zinc Company whsrsby unilltsred
water y furnish9d to ~ smeiter, ~
systsh bsins lnstalled Z tAeir expsnss
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06
sTREET SIGNS.

This City Council enacted a new
street sign ordinance. requiring thai
all sidewalks be cleared Of obstruc
tions, barber poles removed TO the in
side of the walk. and all over-hangina
signs removed. We think that the ef
feet has been good, and that ali mus,
agree that the appearance Of MAR
street is very much improved over the
old systen,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
Accomplished Puss
ms New Laurels
Fighting Wharf Rat

There IS n MS section a little white
c&+ tLGt IS : E-ea. mousse. e not a.
a. 2Ta~se % Catching BIRDS. seems %
enJoy The attentions # 4 DOG and
ran give me exal blT.un of ground
aud ,oiIy lICbEng when engaged n
4 se.-t0. On Thursday near the ap-
proach II dusk the ca- was taking i
constitutional. N ne area berv cen
me " 1te:' lIreet buildings and ne
new v,aGucl. when she espIed d huge
wharf ra-. l..dt ND evidently sci
out 10 4ee ne world by daylight Ind
Vas 1n nis return 10 MS nome on the
wt1&.t. The cWo e@piec eAch other
and strangely me raj ala no; I'm.
The Cag approached cautiously ana
TIA lC!I began. The br WI III nm
bled VIII lie N--.e. .er -eNe-l.
eZcIt ng m Tnen.s The Gu, Ill n "a
tur dead and made f1r nome VIII
rather slow steE. Afcor awhile L was
noticed rhat he ~ rad -ncvad ana
d closer Inspection showed taat he
vas crawling siowjr ana painfully
toward he water ) edge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
PAST MASTERS NIGHT
AT HERMON LODGE

Il was Past Masters n-ghi Tues
day d. 1errnon Lodge. 2 ana A NJ.
AID this affair Is Always ENJOYABLE
Tuesday being no exception. Re-
fresnmenJs were served ny me Stac
Club. The chairs We're most accep-
tahiy filed by ne following Past
Masters Frank z Dill. worshl pfu.
master; Donald 5. McNaus hton. sen
Tor warden. Ernest :. 'zoodspeed
junior warden; Sidney .. Decker
t-'easurer: Bar-v z. Lar-aoee. sec-e-
AIRY, John v. Grant. chaplain: Ar
tnur E Smith. marshal. Daniel r
Sherman. senior deacon; Charles "
Nichols, junior deacon, Charles A
knight senior steward Freder,c
4 DalfUrth. junior steward; Charles
ID. DICK. ryier; Frank I. A-nesouT'y.
first -as-srna1; Henry a Wood,
second craftsman; Samuel X. Curtis
-...rCi craftsman
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
PLEDGES Of ABOUT s1oo,Oo
FOR CAUSE Of FREE IRH NO
MADE BOSTON MASS nEEIMf


Boston. Tune 1B.-FlsdEes torAilinu
about SN9an were made for the Cause
O Free Ireland III a mass meeting In
Aecnan!cs nail tonight under the d.
rect on Of the Irzsn Freedom Fund As
dina . C,nneIl, Michael J. Ryan Of
Philadelphia. one of the three IRISH
Americans vino sought an audience Of
the peace conference 20 present tina
cause Of the IRISH nation Justice Dam
lei F Cohalun Of the New York su-
prene court and Mayor Peters. Col
Edward l. Logan Of The Hist Infantry
pres ded
I: IS fair 20 say" Cardinal G'Cunnell
SAID. that The period Of The last six
months. since the great meeting N Mad
son Square Gardea last Decemer. s
absolutely unique N that the PLAIN men
al over America, we might pernaps ex-
cspt MISSISSIPPI. realize fully that I-e-
!anu has grievance which must one
Gay be SET 70 nights. Until Ireland has
been lnaily liberated the war CRY If
America Will resound Throughout the
earth"
NJ Ryan SAID the real objection If
me English . granting Ireland the
'S1I OF SET determination was TN.
HHE!anu fears Ireland as an ,noepen-
deht power between ner and the w.se-,
word AS me English Naval renru.
expresses H. Ireland is the EeiEoiand
Of the Atlantic d"
ne people IF ireland are nor -arl-,r
40" Il her past w-onEs." saad Jns,,rs
I'i1fl-',, aut hey ara insisting upon
Iae-r present -3ghts. -he,- hsva WA,
an aapeh- 70 he iib-,-v-iuvlng people ~.
me world or recognition Of how @,--,
81 government which chev have es,ah.
-sAeH' ana ma; appeal should os m.
sWereu ny America
e'.er was read rom Governor
-'"AuEe n winch ne SAN.
1"' " desire % preren, y,oI.,,.
anu administer .Ustice. ,et,s,. -.
america should sunpor- all ORDERLY ar.
1'oh . secure Justice for I-ela,o o.
1" MAJ eror- : am confident IN, -.
c',n'nonweaI.h Of Massacauser-s vii,
eHo he way "Ai
1'esoiuoons were adopted -ha,r,,~
ne Inited States Senate .or asl,,, -
tearing before ne peace c,n..rs,,.
u Nae delegates Of the IRISH s.,,,,i;-
demanding ne rnd~pende,r. .. -
ana Urging recognition oe -. ~,
p0pde or nus country and opn,s,np ~.
-eaEre Of Narlons 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11

4 Spec.a. meeting OF ne Glts' gov
er1ment was aeiC al -.3h Tdescay
evening - City hall. q. the cal Of
Mayor Burieign Martin. - consider
ne proper course and manner If ac-
hon to be taken against the petition
Of me receivers for -ae lewiston.
Augusta * NA.erv.!le Street Rail
way FOR authority % cease ne opera
ton Of the company s lines rom AL
gusta 70 Winthrop and from Augusta
70 -ogus. hearing upon wcicn VII
be 1eiG i. - :. NJ x adnesday
June Il. az the courthouse before
Associate Justice John A Morrill, #
i lbu-l. There was splendid Al
tendance If Augusta representa-
I'VE citizens. 400 being present. The
Augusta Merchants Association and
Board Of Trade Us we'll as me City
Government were present n 4 body
The mater was gwen broad discus
sion. aod Augusta citizens showed
that raev were as one -nan III oppOs-
lnc w.a- they consider would De d
great injustice.
Mayor Eurleich Martin called me
meeting TO order and Ctry Solicitor
NJ E Sawteile outlined he Iega.
status Of the matter Judge Z. T.
Maaer, LEROY I. Hight t,X-Mayor
Blame s viles. Ex-Mayor Willis L.
Swlft and Charles ? FlvnI all spoke
vigorously against the proposed
change. and each nf the speakers
was gwen enthusiastic applause
Mavnr Martin read a letter from Ex-
MAYOR Charles S. Hicaborn strongly
protesting against the abandonment
Of the lines.
Councilman R. z. SeRne asked
question regarding the matter, 70 DE-
answered by any representative Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
Announce Gifts
To Vassar Nearly
Million Dollars

Poughkeepsle. y =. June -n.-At
Tassa- college Commencement exer-
clses today announcement Of GIFTS %
The college r"ta.llng nearly 4 mil
hon dollars These include SIND par
Of ne ~eslCuarv estate of Mrs Russo
Sage. 500 0fn as me g'ft IF ne COL
leEe a,umnae. ana 4 gift Of $40 am
rom Ms. Zion Z Hooker %. If
Cambridge Mass. and Ms Avery
Coonley rs. Of Washington :. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
FROM HALLOWELL
Daughters of Revolution Hold Field Day a. Island Park
HaI0wel High Ball Team nds Season ToGay in G
with ConySoders Letter Started It's Journey Last De-
cemher and Is Still Gomg-personals

Mary kelton Drummer Chapter. D.
A D. held It's annual deid day FRI
DAY afternoon and evening az Is
iano park. After delightful after
noon Of walking and boating, a
oounIlfui picnic supper Vas served
On Inc hotel veraaGa. Laier the
evening trip around the lahs- There
was i good attendance. a holiday
spirit ana every one voted Ials 1913
field DAY q success Much credit is
due 70 Miss Ruin Nhluen ana Mss
Belle Preble. VINO had the arrange
ments n charge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
Credit Men Discuss
Extension American
Trade throughout World

De!ruif- June -0.-Ext ensIon Of
tEne'Tcaa trade Throughout, ~
world. -rla1nT ena1cp ot le.. darst7,n y,
world trading By ms country ana
n@Iroos ny when these things IA,
" accomplished were considered ~.
ne National Association of Grant,
Men n annual convention mere ~
Iay.
Speakers discussed trade .crau+ :
noes ~ }er.--h anQ the c-n, er-3nr
aaoiI+-d ne repor, of It's COMMITTEE,
on VA! k.ng mt currency which n
v'-"en ne principles OF trade accept :
a0ce and desirable crad:1 ins---I-
mtnt poth 4Or he ord;nar, --ansac-
IONS OF ne nation ana for foreign
ale.
Frncli"l SPEAKERS a: toCav's sas-
sltn included F"4I NJ WarGurc. for
neT deputy governor Of The FED
era R"se'v We 5UAro. WHO e-nphaslzerl
ne neec for national economy and
adVocatec oudEeI system for A.
raac!ng ne National government. IA
also Urged option 81 trade accept
AnCes as medium Of eniarE,nE ne
rpu1t;'T's -!,4de but warned against
unnecessary credit imitation.
~ r. MADDOX. presidents of the
American Bankers Association. also
poke Or ne trade ~lri.atlor confront
ing ne country Although the Am
tr1can business man nus, do an OK
polf business on crndit basis NJ
MaGduK PORTED out ne finds h,n-
sell n an aavanta geoUs position b,-
"@1Sun o. present eXc1a 1re r-1-as
winch, ne 'sa4d. virtually amour, %
protective ,a-,E on American
goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
HOBO COLLEGE"
OPENS IT'S DOORS
ON THE BOWERY

New York. June 1D-"Eobo College"
opened its doors on the Bowe,y To-
Gag under the direction Of James
Eads Howe Of st LOUIS. ne So
called millionaire Eobo" AL grad
uate hobos VINO desire post graduate
courses IN such subjects IS "soclol-
ogr. 'indusI,ra, Jaw" and public
speaking are invited 70 enroll
Students VII star. the day with a
Vwo- hour jUh hunt L -aey fail IN
their quest they can return VIII
first hand Intur-na clon fnr i course
n sociology A. 80 ? N ne stud
.es will lose win a Jungle lunch. :
menus not provided. M-. Howe SAYS
ne college Is modelled similar 10
successful INSTITUTIONS n Chicago
ana Cincinnati. He invites discha---
81 soldiers 10 loin the cIasses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11

me railroad = any WAS present 1u-
t-lere was no ~eply.
Sanue! Tltcomb made a motion
hat I % sense Of the meeting ma
"A 70 On recard as strongly opposed
. ne proposed abandonment Of m
-uo Ines by ne road The notion
vas armed unanimously WITH ioud
ucl .anatun.
Councilman Lesler Nj, E4~- pa
eentou ne following resolve. vr4c.l
Vas passed without dissenting
vote.
v Aoroas. ne -ncntvers nf me Lev
isto1. Augusta q WatervIlle ~trear
Railway nave petlt-ored the- SIate o.
Maine max nev De allowed 20 G.s-
continue ne so-ca.led Winthrop ana
ToEus 'rancnes, and.
Whereas. ne p-epie served ~
ihese Two branches Of ne Lewiston.
-Aag.sta & Wate:v',lie stree, a.a..-
way would oe greatly Inconvenience
y ne d.sconLuualce of this serv-
ice; ana
Whereas, he civ Of Augusta as
whole ana especially he business
ttfa thereof would greatly suffer ~
The disconI1uance Of ms service,
therefore,
81 Il resolved. -huI. d: ne heir
ING 20 oe aelC IN The aforesaid pc
tl-io0 before ASsoCIate Justice Iukn
u. Morrill, Of the Supreme Juuic,aI
Court Of Maine On "Wednesday. Jane
s. 1919. me Clry If Augusta axe
such iegal steps as are necassa..-1. So
taaI the comfort. convenience ANA
business uf The people at the cIty
nay be properly looked after. and.
b It fuIT 9er resolved That the
Mayor of Augusta appoint such Il
committee as Il feels advisable cur
slsrlnE Of mem bers of ti1c CITY Coun
cll. business organizations and clt.-
zens n general q devise wavs and
means for protecting The interests q.
10 city
i was suggested II the meeting
nat THIS committee ACT N conf juno
Ion with committees from other
owns which are served by tina twu
branches Of the railway
Mayor Martin will consul; with the
various business interests of the NY
and Will appoint this committee
which Will commence its work to-
day wednesday,
Both by the attendance ann nv
he enthusiasm manifested II the
discussions. Augusta people demon
strared that they are strongly op-
posed TO the railways proposed
abandonment Of The Winthrop anu
Togus Lies WINCH have come - mean
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11

a much c:'aveIe7 le--a~ cached
Eallowel June 9. but Eail0val WIS
not ne enc OF Is lpur1ev. Il star ed
from Wash lnEt on. =. =. Dee y. 7gjA
having hean written III a solder ~
his cornrade and late ~oommaro For,-
'ate tn0w s@r-earry Mr~0r = Town
send, whose present address, Is Dept
Labor. Nc :. F0r- Sam Eousr m
San Antonio Texas Ae-e- both sioes
IF me erraiupe had been 50 covered
WITH ara SEE addresses that mere vas
room for onlv one more. ! vas serr
- Rev \. =. Townsend father Eal-
lowell. Me The hcrne folks placed =
inside another envelope ana stared
= again. hunInE i nav each the one
10Y whom Il wa Intended I'm rn-
Christmas WITH -!1a Christmas c-ra.ar-
res ,. prona BIZ oonta ms. This is 1ct
me only mai mat 1as tai'nd - each
ms particular soldier wha- s he
matter with our army mail evE-en-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
E. WINTHROP BOY
SCOUTS MEETING

he East Winthrop Soy Scouts held
a supper az Inc Baptist cnurcn last
night for the purpose # securing
money with winch To erect a build
-ng Tor scout headquartere II rs
planned % put up a building costing
al east $3.50 and last night d soodly
SIN toward ne amount was collect
ed.
AS This IS Scout week this fine piece
Of extension work BY me scouts
comes i aseepod TINE. Friends Of the
boys AZ East Winthrop are giving
them good support and il s expected
that within very snort time the full
amount VIII be pledged and when
the building IS put up il VIII ne
credit III an enterprlsinE community
which is standing sclidly back of its
bows.
Rev E S. F.IiIbrook ana Franz
Condor at Augusta were speaxrs ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
F FAREWELL RECEPTION
FOR MRS. GORDON RINES

Mrs. Gordon R.nes, VINO AFTER a
residence Of ABOUT - ears n ms
CITY Will -oaAr 20 to Portland To i've.
was t@nuered an -rtorrna. farewell
reception Monday evening by ladies
Of me Penney Memorla. church. a.
ne church 2a-lors. 5o1a NJ and
Mrs. R.nes nave been exceedingly ac-
i've work II ne church aac their
departure causes deep regret Mr..
Hlnes. VINO was ne manager Of he
AUGUSTA ora1ch II ne John P.
Squlros -o., 5 a.raady n Portland.
having -AAac i me position -.sre-
Mr. ines W. me- 71 .ae executive
officers ID --e -'-Dura2S. a mem oer
I - Miriam -:"c.e- ana -ss...a-." nj
Sl2aa-- s. 1oot ..ase r. Quias
gave ae~ I n. -.4ss o-r~v 41sn. Mrs.
m Far-=r ras,,-= n pr4senta-
non s3"-@:1. -r= r"aa.n vas seiv~l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
OUR SHIFY ARDS ARE
ASKED TO COOPERATE
WITH SHIPPING BOARD

aSnInEt1n. June Nv ME
American s;llpya-os ara free . Aego-
-la1e contracts for foreign account.
the shipping board desires taer CO.
operation IN dlspesIng 4 soFne $40
aeg. 300 n suplus engines. boilers and
orher fittings. Chairman Hurley to-
cay tod the Sena-e commerce com
-r,Irtee Nj Hurley saId that since
President Wilson removed ne ban
On building for foreign account sew
eral weeks age no case :lad come De
FIRE the board where approval mas
been requested for SUCH contracts,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-11
Opening Sessions of
Christian Denominations
Held al Bangor. Me.

Bangor Ne. @,tne -o,--ae opening
Sc, son q cnree days meeting Of ne
New England Convention ana Allied
Societies Of ne Christian Ceno-rl na-.pn
was ne iodar W.T.. Il QeieEa :es pres-
emf. M&nr more are expected Weunes-
laE Rev. !. Y. Hal Of Franklin,
Miss presided ana mere were ad-
dresses ny the president u ne New
England convention. Eev- " ! sar-
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