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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
AMTSEMENTS
Wir-rrn1 Town Hail Thursday, Dec.
H. "caccy long legs"

To those who have read Jean Web
Efsr great Story, ''Caduv Long Legs
anu 10 those VINO nave seen Il n play
form Oh Inc spoken stage. LIS proGuc-
-inn Cd the screen with Mar toickenra
Il the sra- part q lie Town hall.
Thursday evening. Den. =. viii su-e,v
be : suurcs nf delight
AG--v Pick1nrd'E undiniuishea nupu-
la--ty II Daddy Long Legs through
OUT Lhe cnunc-v shows thai the
penpie favorIte film star IN her rans-
delightful play Is highly pleasing d.
vernon during these days Of turmoil
and uu-ast
IN Boston where the production has
been running SINCE ea-iy II Au-il.
breaking records 81 the fremont Temple.
-ns critics are przisiug i coutiu Ealtz
-her al seem 10 delight in saying nee
Things t-pIr week 10 week. anuu. rhe
charming Mary and her splendid pIav.
To quote a paragraph E-um one Of me
cuitu-e-d sc-ipes, IT. would De CifflcI1{1
indeed ID name III attraction which
could excel this charming production
TOR driving away cares anC worries and
bringing about peace Of mind aud gen
uine nz2piness- Il is doubtful e ever
The people or this CRY have neen
wrought UP 10 such state Of en-nu-
siRErn over a moving picture production
az -nev are now n the Coming of Mar
Fickeurd 8 latest triumph. ''Caddv Long
LEgs"
n the nzry pizvE Of the screen ;,
which Mary PfcCcrd mas appeared y
Is sRin -na- nune have been 50 wall
adapted 10 her DewitchIng talents as
LILLE. the screen version Of Jean Wep-
s-ers FAMOUS novel u the same name.
MISE |ick1nrd is q naru-al Dor, corne
dierne and N the character uf me HIM
py- hgh1-hearoed little orphan. she mas
un!ir7ifsd scnpe tD- the display CT he-
remarkable talent az It's best. L LIS sail
IN be the dainty little stars mnst bril-
fian- efur1 and Is the Dig screen eueu-
IF me wear
The production has broken ali -ecu-ti.
4or !ung -Ens in Bostnn. wnerp il ms
been playing for -ile past si- rnun1hs
al the fremont Temple.
LIS engagement a The Town han may
eaHiiy be clasHed as the screen evar7
of the ysR--Asv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
BIG LUMBER DEAL
MEANS MORE BUSINESS
FOR CITY OF PORTLAND

Portland, Dec. Prank Z. Irwin,
manager of the SAVANNAH River
Sales COMPANY, who was chosen by
the American Lumber Sales Corpora
non 70 complete their deal for ali the
lumber now located IN the sfipva-ds
from Texas 70 the Canadian border
LnvoIvIng & money value of ahou.
= 90 ono. 900, which is without duub1
one Of the largest lumber deals ever
completed IN 1hs United States.
states thai me grsHler parr of the
lumber VIII ne marketed N Portland
and Maine, while some would find
An outlet through the Savannah
River Sales Company IN Portsmouth
and New Hampshire
The moving and handling of the
lumber Is 70 ne started az once ana
actual work IN this direction was
commenced tais morning Bringing
this immense amount of lumber inrn
the local market VIII greatty relieve
The present shortage Of material for
cnnmercIal purposes. although the
construction work IN Maine Is no
where near as acute as IN the West =
err states and II Philadelphia where
the bidding Of material is raising
The prince Of building materials ID an
unprecedented height
There Is no question but that bv
spring conditions II Maine and New
hampshire would be as acute ~ IN
other states. but Il is now fell thai
The marketing Of this lumber VIII
greatly aic n keeping prices stable
Mr. Irwin stzfe6 this morning thai
the lumber was Suitable for heuvv
construction work. as the erection Of
large structures. i1ut that II was
hardly sritahle for the CONSTRUCTION
OF the modern dwelling house.
Naturally there was a feeling or
pride Throughout the CITY today N
think thai a Portland firm and Pur.
lznd Ua- were chosen 10 nut this
immense amount Of nzfe,-iaJ on the
market. Usually IN the past surh
deals havn been consunmatec in the
ta-ger cities 10 the south Of Maine
but a feeling Of confidence in the
saVannat River Sales Company IN
huenced the American Lumber Sales
Corpora-lon 70 acf as they have.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
WEST GARDINER

Mrs. Lewis Fuller mas been quite
i'll 1Or several DAYS win Al absceEs
n The throat. but is some better
MISS Esther Fuller Is stopping a.
home for a while.
Ar. and Mrs, L .. Tucker ware
callers in Augusta SATURDAY,
Miss Ellen Howard Is SICK Miss
Augusta Fairbanks is caring for her
a .. Cole has SOLD au- his grocery
srnre 70 Clair Harmon.
A L Barker has been working IN
TassaIborD the past week hut re
turned home Saturday.
FRED BabcDcK ami sDr Guy ara
hauling lumber for Ny McCE--y of
lewiston rom the Mccormick lot 10
Spears Corner.
Mrs. Frank Hartman Of Litci1feld
Was II town Friday
( a Smith was Il EalIDweu and
Augusta SATURDAY..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
SUPREME COUNCIL
HANDS NOTES TO GERMANS
8NMe WITH TREATY

Paris, Dec. E-t5y the Assoc;g1.a
H-sssi--The supreme councils notes
dealing with the peace r-ea-v were de-
Eve-ed 10 Baron Won L<ersne-. head n
Il German delegation, this evening.
The first note denies the German d.
mancs 1n- modification of the c-,ear7-
on The surrender Of Germans c-,n-rad
with crimes against international WA
1a-e and The return uf prisoners Z.
agrees 70 consider the economic e1er+s
q The Inderun4nes required for me r-.k-
ing OF the wa-srips in the -caua Flow
on GERMANY n a spirit Of erutrv a4;-
ar a herring by the rena-z-,nus r,,,-
miszion"
Inc mole warns Germany '-tu- th. Ing
tlrns tna- Remuneration Of The z--nis-
Cce would give The allied armies all
latitude fur necezsa-y military r,s.s-
ures and ADDS
In this spirit We awair vf.ho,,- In
lay signature On the urrrocoi a,s 4r.
exchange OF ra-icaciprs
Regarding the cpe-rior ctu-,s. - 49,.
prntocnl the supreme council considers
that signature NJ the Protocol ann raj
riczriun Win mike the treaty efar.ir-.
and the prurDculns execution wiz No
guaranteed ry the general terms OF the
treaty and by ordinarily Recognized
merhafs- Il rejects the Germans '.u-a-
tended right 10 modification of me
-ea-y clauses NJ compensation FOR the
absence Of Americans srnrn the cnrn,n g.
Sims. II declares 1na- u, is vain ro-
Germany II seek 10 DELAY the treaty.
effectiveness because ~ the DuEi-inn OF
the Americans with regard IN the cun-
N ssiuns
The secnnd nute deals entirety with
the Scapa Flow incident
II places the respnnsjbiiirr On the Ger
mans for the sinkings and sees in the
protest oniv an a-rsnpt. diffr,,ft n
explain- ID delay the treaty
The nuts cites the sec-s. r,eszasp OF
The 81, IF Of the German utryliralt~ fAd-
mirai vun Truthas ID Admiral -un Reu-
Tar, m curnmznd Of the German crews
Of The sczpa Flow ships dated Mag.
telling 1tm cha1 The feet 8 diap0sitisn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
" EST DINAAM FARMER
HELD FOR KILLING
LITTLE PORTLAND Rny

PORTLAND, Dec. 8-Elwoo6 va--.i,-
. q Ia-711er 0f 2 esr Durham d-,--a-
II ne au1Dlof1iie that Inflicted "a
"a inquiries . G-urge A1bOr1- snr
OF Police Officer A--ilur NJ Ai,l,cr-
OF 80 K-ilmo1 street. a. he 7,r-,,.-i,,,,
q oxford and N1Innt streets Sa-
4Tcag riEt11, haG probable czus..
1ounc against him On a rnaus!aurr-
oA Charge when ar-alcnea IN me
municipal cpu-- THIS rnur-rinr
through his ATTORNEY he ws5r.d --,a
rfAac-ng ADc hearing on rwc o11e-.
charges Nc Probable cause was fU71n6
against MN OF charge Of rack
itass CRYING anG ne -ecelvac a sen
lence o. lAree months 1t the cuIIr-z-
j2-- on charge u leaving the scene
OF The accident WITHOUT making HIM
sex known u the authorities.
On the TWO charges, one Of ooe-s--
lns an automobile without q number,
piale and the other Of operating the
sa-it car not properly Registered. he
was hned SO EnG costs on each
cnun-- The hal On the uansIauEtre-
@fa--e was ExeG a. $1,000 ana nail
OF $40 each IN aacn o. the TWO pre-
NOUS charges WAS fixed br Judge
-dctIiaufin. This ban WIS Hzad when
Ne appealed -nesn cases. Bah On
Inc JRl sentence. which ne Appended.
was fixed II $500.
The young man father. Winfield
: Ferriu, and Del11la- Sylvester Of
this CITY went as ms sII,'eties OF -ne
Total of Sc-Dn hail.
T1a,1yx---
VINO arrested tne respondent al Wild
wood a1tar he had fiec. told Of send
ing OUT TWO men 70 guard the vari-
Gus highways. while he pa--oieG the
State rnaG- He Sid tI.a1 when Yer
I'll WAS arrested The left headlight
o. me car was smashed Or. EDvre
Il Joseivr. medical examiner, VINO
examined the boay IL the Maine Gen-
era nospIraL4. SAID rfla1 ne found q
fracture al me base Of the skull. On
1lr'ect examination Dv AsHistan
County Attorney Clement r Eonin-
son he gave II DIS his opinion thai
death occurred about 10 minutes aft
e- this fracture was caused
Miss Caroline A Baler Of S5 II IL
moi street. who SAID ste was near
The scene Of the accident when the
Boy Was struck SAID that The boy
seemed ID run III front Of the car
She stepped into grocery store.
where she asked sonuenne I'd su-n-
mon the ambulance She said she
saw the man srpop and fake the boy
from un6er the car Ben5amin c.
Din of liz Wilmpr s-reet, VINO was
n a store near where the boy was
struck said ne saw SOME man take
the boy from under the car and later
crank The car. he cotId not iden1l-
" the respondent as tisls ma1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

New York DAc- s.-Joe Ssetnhe-.
~ Dodge Neh.. threw E7adek Zisr
sz.-s, IF Poland. IN a carch-as-carrh-
can wrestling match here Tonight aft
az two hours. - minutes and Is ser
onds- The match was a finish uua
and Stssciaer scored the winning fa n
with q heas scissors and wrist lock.
announcement Was made before
The contest that II was 1or ffe
heavy weight carch-as-catch-can
championship CT the world A tele-
cram from Earl Caddock also was
read. stating that he srin chained
the title and desired 10 meet the
winner Sterrhe- weighed 2Ds pounds
and Zbvgzkp IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
Reds Are Rusty
On Decaiogue
Pastor Declares

Portland. Ne. Lee. 6.-Soistevism has
forgotten sor11e n the Ten Command
n1enrs. Rev. Thomas :. I7ollack pas1u-
# Cak PARK vuired F.--esi,y--s. ,-iiarl
church N Philadelphia. SAID II an aQ-
cr-eaE dn 'Tht -Four Of Opuo-1u1.i.v
l9car a. the opening session OF me
Maine Conference Of me Ln1e--t-lll1--r,.,
World Movement.
SuPnnse ne mEJnrI-v N I den1nc-a-
- Fula ava ne -isf17 Of r-nnn-.r or
M rlnnalizt wnI19s,,. nr "a. e other -aiicas
S1'IF Us mai e dernoc-acy-o' IJr. Poi
iaci. asked a iiHruoc-ac- II o--ne- n
be oiessinr must have he spirit Of
Chris" he added.
iseT Ralph :. Cusnrrar Of New Fork
dir-"~Jor % the stewartisfl.r tie,1a,-,,r,sr,-
n me movement while outlining m.
l--oose and pan Of me movement SAID
ma ur1ired ac-IDn on me pa-- II m.
--f---ls laI churches uf America LIS necez-
silrT - U1eer 1he g-az.~ oupo--I,1,, ~
w-lch tbs Present Jay u-eser-s
The nes-c question was one ~ me
'oplcs 0!sruEstd a. me ae-s-nupn SEES
sion b. Env. 3ol~iz E9ariar s4.c-.-.,- -,
u me -ar'al service WORK nj ia. -
LIFT Il mn n ssiona-v SocI.--- Il r.,a
IA, ne problem was 10 ri-re lI.E-J-e n
ne neg-o- a. me same ctr1a keeD,nr
9+f'A'att he blood. Re-. Thomas PM
fncE y ne Oak Park F1-,asl,y--.,-;.,-,
church n Philadelphia sa,a 4,a, "a
IA'or Hues--nn II ne past lew months
IA shown -te utter weakness nf or-
EaTiza-ion based on cnrr1-1l1uirr o4 ".
fereF- The alternative for n1na1f-r
ne Sa'd, WIS Christ or crlans." Rev
y 7ar.al SPOKE THIS evauinc on me
wn-.d stl-vev.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
AMCSEMENTS

De Luxe Annie" Norma Tai
madrH's latest Selec. Picture. which
VIII be shown al The Acme tins
afternoon and evening. Is vastly d.f-
feraur rom the average crook play,
anG, by the same token. infinitely su-
perior. L Is the story OF z finely
bred woman whose husband is inter
estea II criminal psychology and VINO
Is herself transformed into GRIM
ma by accident The CRIME she p-nc-
Uses Is the de luxe" game, AT adap-
rIon OF the 0id badger game II which
the woman poses as a seller d3 de
luxe" editions. Il is al absorbing
s-orv wiki q deep human interest
and Z tremendous surprise Al the
close. Tom Mix. who iE there with
the funny pranks. VIII be seen N 4
mI--thful two-reei come6y Matinee
-uEgv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

THE sale and supper held by the Ia
dies Of the Highland avenue MaL:lD-
dist Episcopal church proved very
successful, borh financially and 80
claIly, The supper On Saturday even
ing was largely attended and emf
nentiv sa-1sfac-orv. In the report Of
Lhe FrIGa- evening entertainment
the names u The NFwcams Bros.
should have been given and msr1inn
made Of The domestic table which
was N charge 81 Mrs. NewniI Feed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
RICHMOND

Miss Mabel Stanley OF Oakland ls
staying az ne home % MIS- Joseph
R-auuen fur me winta-,
Paul LEROY Brannsn- sun Of NJ, and
Mrs. j. ?. Branueu. LIZ staring a. the
home Of Mrs. A c. Clark
Weldon P-ehie anG Ear Cloud are n
Einep or a weeks hunting --Ip-
Rav7nnnd Haga- returned Frltiay u
Island Falls after attending me funeral
Of his father. me LATE William { 8aga-.
The Richmond branch nf me Augusta
Trust On. paid OUT s766Eas 70 members
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Nora l.. wife Of Ralph "a. Elmer
son, PASSED away here Sunday even
ing. the cause being heart trouble.
MIS- Emerson was native Of Cali
tor-'1ia. born n Atlanta, Sept. :. 1874.
besldes q husband Rnc daughter
t1eisn, age L, she IS survived by five
sisters, Mrs "a. c. Aetcaif of Sea-
lie. u asst. NE- Belle SiddelrnIre and
Mrs. Lor-le RoEHrs C san Francisco.
Mrs Lora Moore Of Vallejo. and Mrs.
Florence Isnel Of La1tlrop. and three
brothers. jacob, Frank and Richard
ED2sake-
Inc case seems particularly sac "a
Ar- Emerson mad Recently been ap-
pointed farmer here and mac been
q rtss1ner- only a Few days Tha
whole camp unj1es II extending svn-
p--ny ID the father and daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

MIR and Mrs william King Of
PELstDn announce the -1a--;age of
their only SUI, Everett T. King ID
Mise Annie Naude Reed Of Farming
Gale. Oh Saturday a1-arnnun. Dec. &.
by the Rsv. George KincaIG Of the
Free Baptist church the single ring
service being USED. The bride WORE
gown Of beautiful steel g-av tat
1ara- The groom recently -eceiveu
. his honorable discharge from the
navy, having served On The [. s. 8.
Texan, eniisI1nE II the spring of II.
The groom has a fine position IL The
lumber tac1ory OF James Walker and
son Co Of this CRY and the bride mas
been employed N town the DIST
yea- They viii make their home IN
, Pf--stor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
SOUTH GARDINER

Mrs Roy Bailey has returned 70
her home II CALAIS
M anc Mrs. Judson Hall returned
X ecnesday from a few weeks WISH
with relatives II Nobleboro-
Mrs Q. ". Ridley has returned
A-nrr week Visit with friends II
Gardiner
Mrs Sadie Aunis left Friday for
Worcester. called there by The IL
ness Of her niece. Mrs. a della Pool.
The Kings Daughters VIII have
their annual Christmas sale Thurs
dav afternoon and evening There
vii be al apron and miscellaneous
rah,e. canc- and food table anc pr
Gel pnsr table The evenings en-
rsrraInrneut VIII consist of readings
anc musical numbers, both vocal and
Ir1sr-uruenLaA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
JOHNSON OPERA HOUSE

Wary Ficicoru in -naddy Long lsusr
MARY Pick1Drd m ne- g-sa.ss. r-,-
unsan- Daddy Long Legz." is 10 be
seen a. the Johnson Opera Euuse. F-;-
Gay and Sacuriay, Dec. !. and L..
The production has tesn creating :
ssnsa-inn throughout the COURT. an.s
Ii c,assed as Mary Pickfnrd's negt.
The fact tina: il LIS now IN the sgth
week Of ITS run IN Bnsnnn 81 the T-~
mont Temple and rs Still doing cauar;-
n business, breaking all records IN thar
CITY 1ur moving picture production. is
n Itself sufficient guarantee nf the rem
That awaits the amusement loving uui,-
ac Of Gardner when the charming liz
lie Mary in her latest comedy SUCCESS
captures The town, as she sure viii
OF the mnuy phys Of the screen in
which Mary Pirk1urd has appeared. II
IL said that nome hRve heen 30 we'll
adapted 10 her hewircninr talents as
Daddy Lung Legs rhe screen version
Of Jean Wensts-'s famous .1uvea Of The
same name
G1E Hicktuxd - ua1urzl hurn r0me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

dieaae and in the characse- NJ the hap
pv. ligi1t-nea--ed little orphan. sine Eas
unlimited scope for the display af her
renlarkapie talent d. lis best Il If sale
70 he the dainty little stars most bril-
liam effnr1 anG Is the big screen event
e me vea-
MaI4nsas viii De gwen daily Il I'D.
Friday evening performance a. 20
Saturday evening II G. IL and S4l-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

rank . Harrington. vino has
zen employed IN q rsslal-al1 n This
Ky for The past few days End VINO
Inns MS home Is II Adams. Mass.
WIS a---llgneG II the municipal court
lanGav morning, charged with
sraaklng and eu1erins. The CASE
1876 several peculiar features which
suited II Ea--ing1Dn's being given
.s1F -,'eedorn provided he left tCwn IL
rlce Ee Jeff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

IN vIsw CT the coal strike which
has c1used q reduction n The r-ai-
service Oh some OF the railroads and
further cI--a4lEasrr WHICH VIII
doubtless be necassa-v as me strike
continues, one should ne sure anG
NAL their Christmas packages ea-lr
This is unusually important this ven-
II urder ID have satisfactory ss,-y-ira
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
WINTHROP HILL MEN
VICTORS ON ALLEYS

The Winthrop Eli howiers rnok pi1ree
PONIES To 4nE-stnn < Brooks one Mon
Gav evening a. the Granite Gil aIieTs
The best individual scores were made
by Sylvan of the shoe shop five. Els
fi-sr single was - and MS tula. was
Jos The suur,1Ia-v:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

The bond o. William ManGrapeIin
Is a licensed vlcruia- was renewed.
accepted and placed Oh ffe al ne
Monday evening meeting u ne CRY
Council Mayor BragueE called the
ar-Er-ior 0f ne council e lie FaC-
tflaI The city 6lc not possess proper
description Of the real estate n m
CRY. Ae suggested that steps be tan
en toward getting this und -he SUE
gesrIon neI with the approval Of the
council and steps viii be taken 10
secure such descriptions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

In addition Id double cR- service
at z o'clock tonight there viii be
plenty Of extra cars leAxe Gardner
IL i.3G running Grrect 70 CITY hal,
Augusta and returning Immediately
aets- the performance of the cnnic
opera @OIiva--e."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

At the Sunday morning se-vlce Il
Christ church Canon Plant spoke N
The nationwide campaign At me
evening service ne spoke Of me vIcal
need u in1ercesslon, and rs neceasIrv
20 the sucress Of avsrv cause The
present week IS especially week n
I3'-aTer, Il be followed by an ewerv
member canvass 70 be maze on The
aHH1eruoon Of SUNDAY, Dae Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
Gilber--Seec

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z. Palmer an
npunce the marriage Of their fnsts-
sun. Ca-irur J. Gilbe-- ID Misc Carrie
Marie Reed Of Fa-m1nEdaie On Fri
DAY afternoon. Dec. 5th, by the Eev
George Kincaid of the Free Sapris.
church The single ring service be
fnE used The bride was charming
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

IN blue aaEara- The groom recently
RECEIVED his honorable discharge
f-um services ever SEAS, entiEriug II
the spring Of II IL Gardner Ee
now has fine position N the lumber
factnry OF james Walker anf Snr Co
nj rs1is city The bride has been en-
piDysa In Gardner the last year
They VIII make their home IN Farm
Ingdaie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs George r Emery and
Air- and Mrs. Warren ? Emery Of
Gardiner enjoyed fine COON dinner
Sunday al the home u III. and Mrs.
J. ". Emery Of West Gar6ine- The
coon was caught by Miss Eazei
Emerv vino Is quite a rrapper, hav-
Ing caught several mink. musk-a-s
sizEnks and a fine raccpon this sea
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

me Of the sheets III copy sem frum
4a-dlner Sunday evening went asr-ay
-tle journal Office Sunday evening.
his accounts for the nnn-appear-
acE OF several notices thai were sen
z curing Saturday and SUNDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Ser, DunL0n war before Recorder
Clason Saturday, charged Win fail
u-a ID support LIS wife and u1!nor
child. On promise r. provide suitable
maintenance for them N The fu-u-e
ne was allowed 70 II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Friends Of z. u. Jordan. who has
been confined fur long time a. The
Augusta CRY hospital. suffering
f-un the effects Of injuries received
with the Name Central painting
crew II the eastern pa-r Of the state
viii be glad n near thai he Is slowly
gaining although II viii be some
time befure ne can be moved ID his
home II this cIrv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Tickets for The old peaaoe-
Paw" advertised elsewhere II this is
sue. NAV be obtained rom 3eHne's
Drug store. r. {. Smith & Co. Man
sun & Church and Wakefield, M
Naugt-On Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

10 meeting of the Fyrnian Sisters
&c VIII be held this week Al
members are requested 10 attend the
~ erlpls meeting on Thursday evening
20 MAKE final arrangements fur the
1Uxrc sale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

yesrerdlr WIS q GUIer e1sc-lun czy-
Mayur Rnninspr. S-ser CDmmissiuner
Brznn and City Marshal Bacon were
,esier1ed without oppps.lnn The cHn-
didErss for aldermen FL large, George
: Patterson and Charles 6. BncizuRn,
were elected with no uupusirlnn The
cnnir cuu-ssIs were 1n- aldermen IN
Wards : anc g. In Ward : Ez---y Ride
ou-- Rep-. defeated EenrEe Cole. Dem,
~ votes 10 L. II Ward : Nathan Il
srlGEes, Dem. defeated James Cum
rnInEs Rsp-. IL votes 10 I6. The vuse
Dg wards was az fnl.pwK.
Warc For mayor, Rahirspr C.; fur
aldermen IL large. Patterson G.. Buck
nam sai fur CRY marshal. Bacon a. fu-
street commissioner. Sranu e.
ard For MAYOR, RoBiasnn e; for
aidtE-rncn II large Patterson 10 Rr,cl-
name -; = city marshal. aacun q: for
Street commissioner. 2ranu 70.
ward For mayu-, Robinson u, fur
aldermen al large. Patterson, u. Buck-
haM Il; r. CRY rr1a-siial. Bacon Ii, 1n-
street coI1rnIssIune-, E4anr L
ward For mayu-. Rnprr.s1n IL. fo-
aldermen a. large Fz1re-snn : E.uc1z-
nam 2 ior CRY marshal. Bacon 10. for
sc'rf'f'i I.nTl1r-z!z;.iune-. B-ann 70.
wac s-H'or mu-ur, Rpbinson q for
aide'-rnen a. large, Patterson 1s. Er,cs-
nam 10; Cor city marshal. Bacon 81. fnr
Street commissioner Braun =.
4Ot4t- VOTE Robinson - Pa--.-znr
LOS. Buchanan 1oa. Bacon Il. R-,auu II
WARD ALDERMEN
Ward l-Rideeuut. 2 20 -gje :. -
Ward 2-Cr1rrr.,!g. %
V 2-d 5-shepnerL ii
"a-a MURPHY 10.
ward s-cur7ruings. Z. IL. grrtres
D. IS
"a IN the exception Of Wards : and
nc democrats and 5epuhlicans nad
nominated tts same candidates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

J. Il Maxcy has offered rwo prizes
s. each 70 the Senior and Junior
..i.sses Of the Gardiner EEc school
ur me best essay on the subject,
''-' II " Work On these essays VIII
rs commenced N the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Ars. Blanche ST,auldlnr. vino has
Deer the guest Of her parents NJ
and Mrs. g Z. Hobbs t0r the uas-
t~r0 VreaEs. returned Monday 10 her
home = Nashua n Il