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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14
MACHINE GUNNERS HAD
ORDERS TO HOLD
POSITIONS TO LAST

Machine gunners OF the Twenty
seventh Division, who arrived on
the Leviathan. operated under Or
ders which required their positions
be held at all costs while serving
with the British. A series Of orders
made public by staff officers fol-
lows:
~. This position will be held and
the section will remain here until
relieved.
"2. The enemy can not be allow.
ed to interfere with this program.
"3. II the gun team can not re-
main here alive 1t will remain here
dead, but in any case 1t will remain
here.
~. Should any man, through
shell shock O. other cause attempt
to surrender he will remain here
dead.
'5. Should the gun be put out OF
action the team will use rifles, re-
volvers. Mills grenades and other
novelties.
"6. Finally. the position. as stat
ed, will be held"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14
New Government Tax
To Pay For Victory

our country's part in the war had
much to do with the prompt pay.
ment Of the income tax for 1918, but
the spirit of America does not
change. Last year the income tax
was Il Liberty Tax. This year 1t Is q
Victory Tax. which goes to defray
the cost of worlds war tina, ha
brought to the United States and its
allies assurances of "a lasting peace
The man who paid an income tax
last year did SO, with the hope tn.
the war would be over in year or
two" Then came the news that the
tide had turned. Word was flashed
of victory at Chateau-Thierry, tn"
cables told how with the help %!
God and few Marines" the German
hordes were turned back from the
road to Paris Finally came the sign
ing OF the arnistice. The beast"
had been crushed.
What manner of man is it who
last year paid an income tax for the
protection of his home and country
and this year would evade tax
which goes toward the cost Of max
ing his fireside forever safe? How
can we speak OF sacrifices" when
VIC lOoh upOu TIC uioihC3
in our streets? But IL there be such
man, his sins will find him out and
his punishment will be swift and
certain.
Bureau Will Help Taxpayers.
To the taxpayer who honestly ac'
cepts his share of the common bur
den the bureau extends helping
hand. All of its resources are avail
able to him. Revenue officers will
be sent to every county in the Unit.
ed States 70 aid the taxpayer in max.
ing out his returns. Every avenue
OF information will be open to him
and every allowance provided by law
granted him. He may pay his tax
in full at the time of filing his re-
turn, on or before March Is. or in
four installments, the first of which
is due on or before March Is, the
second on or before June Is, the
third on or before September Is, and
the fourth on or before December
Is. Thousands of taxpayers, the
bureau has reason to believe, will
pay their full tax at the time of fiji
ing their return.
And now as to the delinquent In
justice to the taxpayer who fully anl
promptly meets with the require.
ments OF the law, no consideration
can be shown the man who. through
ignorance of the law or deliberate
intent to defraud, fails to meet his
Just obligations. The penalties ---- 4
fine of not more than $1,000 for
failure, and a fine Of not more than
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14

$4,000 for "willfully refusing" to
make a return and pay the tax when
due---must be strictly enforced.
The bureau has at its command
innumerable sources OF information
that will disclose tax liability. Re
turns of information" --- reports OF
payments of $1,000 or more made
during the year 1918 by persons,
corporations and partnerships to
others will be made available to
"A special corps of deputy collectors
for use in rounding up delinquents.
t'nremitting effort will be made
obring into camp the tax Stacker
Ny faith in the American people,
however, is such that | believe the
great majority will pay their income
taxes this year as last. with will
ingness and that spirit Of patriotic
duty that has made the United
States the pride OF the nations.
The war is won. The cost in blood
has been met. Theer remains only
To BE- paid the cost in dollars.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14
(By Daniel 4. Roper, Commissioned
of Internal lcvcnuc.)

of Internal Rcvcnuc.)
With an optimism shared by ev.
cry one of its thousands Of employ
ees. the Bureau of Internal Revenue
has started upon the greatest task
in its history. Measured by dollars,
the work which the Bureau has to do
IS twice as burdensome as that which
confronted it January 1, 1918. The
estimated yield of the War Revenue
Act of October 3. 1917, was $3,4OO,-
100000. The total receipts collect
ed up to June 80 were $3,694,619,-
63S.72, Of which s2,S3S,999, ,S94.2S
was income and excess profits taxes.
This year the Bureau of Internal
Revenue is called upon to collect ap-
proximately $6,000.O00.000. The ad-
ministrative machinery was in read
iness with the passage of the new
revenue bill. the lever has been
started. and soon the dollars will be
pouring into the United States Treas
ury.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue
bases its faith on its ability to per-
form this tax-gathering task upon
its knowledge of the American peo-
pie, and of what heretofore has been
accomplished. Last year the sum to
be collected was SO great that con-
cern was aroused as to the ability of
the business community to respond
to the requirements Of the law. The
tax could not, as now, be paid In in
stallments. II was asserted that the
financial organizations of the coun-
try could not stand the strain Of
withdrawal from circulation and
payment to the Government OF the
sums that would be due in income
and excess profits taxes during the
month OF June, 1918. The bureau,
therefore. was confronted with the
responsibility not only of organizing
machinery for carrying out the pro-
visions OF the act, but also of inter-
preting and administering the act so
as to carry out effectually the intent
and purposes of Congress with the
least Inconvenience to business and
financial institutions.
Cheerful Response Expected.
How we'll this has been accom-
plished is shown by the results, but
here let me say that the bureaus ef-
forts might have gone for naught
had II not been for the cooperation
of the American public. RESPONSE
bility for the bureaus success rests
not upon the bureau, but upon tn.
millions of citizens who cheerfully
and willingly bore their share of the
tax burden.
tense spirit of patriotism created by
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14
METHODIST GATHERING TO BE
HELD IN CAPITAL

Oklahoma City is to have its
greatest gathering of prominen;
preachers and leaders Of religious
thought March 30 and 81. when Me
thodist clergymen and laymen from
all Methodist districts of Kansas,
Oklahoma and Texas, will gather at
the World Program Conference.
The three States comprise what IL
called the Wichita Area of the Meth
odist Church. Plans will be discuss
ed at the meeting for the Methodist
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14
|, Centenary Campaign and Celebra-

Centenary Campaign and Celebra-
tion.
DR.. Howard Musser. The Jungle
Man from India" will be among the
speakers there.
Among others will be DR.. w. A.
Brown and DR.. l.. c. Murdock Of
New York, Or. NJ. J. Treery and DIR.
John Lowe Fort of Chicago, Bishop
w. o. Shepard. resident bishop. and
DR.. II. +. Wolfe, area executive sec
retary.
Sessions will be held in the audi
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14

Nobody doubts Andrew Carnegie's S
wisdom, and he says. "The one who
does ont and cannot save money,
will not do anything else worth
while" w. S. s. help to save.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14

- The n flag In, OF Ireland is r.I
rick's day by wearing orate > 81
rock on your lapel and s,ssa re-
green War Savings Stanpla u plat}
War Savings Certificate. "|
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14

torium OF the First Me,,,'S
iof or, Oklahoma City, which hihOci'| Si
ing capacity Of 1000 mas
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-03-14

Get our prices on Job vo,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
PROPOSE RECESS SERMON FROM AIR C0CCM'S GUILT
\. Y. Dist. Attorney
Claims Absolute Proof
,, Le-ee- 70 Prosecuting Attorney az
Bologna. l.aiy, ~,ere corci1i is On
T-iai@oEe-s . Senc Witnesses 10
E.aiy ~ Necessary

New York. June .--Decia-rnE A.
f-ed Coccnis statement rna- rs wife
and not ne. murdered Ruth CruEsr
- ne Ease. Disr-lc. A-1oruey Swami
may Sent ieI.s- II ne PROSECUTING
d rorney q. 5niuga Italy. where
Cpcctn is III c-ial. u winch ne II
ea,a n qro1-Ide absolute p-ont'' Of
Coccnl guilt
Inc dlsI-1c- attorney has. accord
I1C II me lsT-sr, CONVINCING evidence
--.s- the CIR was killed by Coccfll
w.li,e ---vIng = defend herself f-oml
MS OF acks. Nj Swami ef.ara.7 ri'-
taciiirles If MS office - the I-aiian
scv.--Inent and volunteered II send
Witnesses - I-a'y.
Jeremiah -r1c-. clerk w:ir " IT
l,-e- Il the Italian au-t1prI1 es q
no effac- the Eiri was kilier: nv
wf,-e-sia vers anG III Cccrn. vas
innocent Is salG n have ann --n1.
l's STATEMENT was made N heR-sz
evzcsnce and thar ne had NJ definr1e
knvw eGCe If the crime
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Thaw Case Again
Bobs Up In n. Y.

New 4ork. June .7-ap-rs n
-snre6 n bring about tne sx7cs;-
-lun Of Harry h Thaw rom Penn
sy-lvanra n aavn MIN c-lad ne-e fu-
the Indictment charging nm WITH as
sauir,ng Frederick Gump of Kansas
-i-y, n New York seward v.ars ago.
v-ere to-day ordered prepared mme-
diHieiv by Dist-,ct Ar-nrnev Swami
The prosecutor SAID he had been
informed that Thaw fur the second
time rad been allowed 10 leave a
PhilR dei1hsH sanira-Tum where he
mas been confined IN order to v,si.
IT'S morhsr n Pittsburgh
M Swami said ne mad written a
iss-s- n rhe governor Of pennsrs-
rama informing IN Of rne ex--aii-
non plans. The papers will FIRST -
uui-e the signature of Governor
Smith Of New York
Thaw Is alleged by the New York
prosecutor - have visited Pt--snurxn
tur five days -ecenriv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

An esexenrh npE- Gtscora1nf An1n
rHs been struck br the Chinese daAe-
gates. VIM announce that they wsn
MOI a<FI1 Their siEna-u-ns - the Peace
treaty because China VIII NOT BE- A.
lowed II maze reservations concern
-ns the province Of Sha1-uaE
President Wilson Is expected 70 sa;I
Lomswa-d Oh the Steamer George
Washington rum Rrest Sunday a.
1r-noun- Soon a-N-ar MS ARRIVAL n the
C1z-ad STATES :. Is salo rae P-esi-
cent VII MAKE rour OF the country
n oena-t uf tne Pence r-eary and
re LszE1e cf Nations covenant Ser
-ata-y af St.I1e -ZnsirE viii take rae
f,-esldeurs place II me Peace cnn-
sreDce- Thus c:7e c-earr with Ans
--la VIII be completed without the
a2c IF President wilson.
some anxiety has been aroused n
Fa-.s t1v news If TURNER German
aEE-asEiuns acaInsf Puiand The I'M
pG--HG AS being under heavy attack
ny a--lilErv. At some points the
Germans ara declared - he WITHIN
% miles Of the cry.
Vienna aCvlces say 1aa- Aus-xn.
German and Italian Communists rzve
1ecided % ar+anpt % raise the red
flag Of revolution n I1aly about July
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
FALL RIVER NAN
HEAD NATIONAL
TEXTILE UNION

Providence E /. June s---sa-nes
-a1ssy NJ Fau E:vnr WIS -e-eier-Hs
president If rfe NalorG! AnRlEs-
narlon Of Textile Operatives a. rnr
z, nreu1lon Session neiG II me ODD
Fellows hal. Paw-uche-- The ol1s:'
officers elected 70 serve curing me
ysA- follow
FIRST VICE president Abraham
Dtnus. New Bedford. seconG VICE
Resident MISS Blancne Nisa.. Law
ance. third vlce president John j.
1'CanneH 5Gl4srn sec-nIa-y pa--i,'k
1. Eank <ew Bedford. treasurer
James Nl,,relleao. Fazl Ever, sTec-
y-t1ve COUNCIL Thomas TAYLOR, Vii
lam Ear-wuBd Fail RIVER: .Tonn J
Foley Charles = Blancns--e. Man
flei silva New Bedford Frank
LorC = dams Mass. Miss Au-Ie O.
Fei,en FAN River Ernest G.aEaon.
Edward Elliott SaIem. Andrew
NUNS New Seds1rr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
HUN SIGNATURES AT ERSAIlL
READY TO SEAL PACT WITH ALLIES
CEREMONY SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
READ HoNoRED
Air Pioneer Of Atlantic
Reaches New York
Given cA7ciai Welcome Usually Ae-
rarser - Cacine. CfIce-a Only
Ccnu-zfula-en on Acr'epe'ner. ~
Ees- Admiral Gisrrnn

View York June E-An mica wei
curne hume suCn as previously mad beer
accorded nn3v y -e-I-nIuE "a alnet mem
,.-r awaited Lisut Cnrr. AlheT-- =
Eaad. wnr commanded -.e trsi area :
y c-nss me A-lEauc ncsan- ana MS as
spc.x,es. Commander Jnfln L Towers
ana Lieut. on ?. \. = 5ellnEe-
when -asr s-Hppsd ashore mere tpuav
-rum me army r-aasnur- Zs:Ine4-n.
vhae hsarv -aIn suua-ls inrHr-ars.n
with ne plal uf having me Zeppelin
E--srHd pr q aeet II A-r--a-@-- IT Sandy
apuk ne reception d. me anck WAS
none ne less eurnuaias-1C SeH- AZ
mIrz. .anEs L EIscnnn. commanding
ne -al-a ma district. was a. ne
ple- win nIs entire stat n eEsnu at
ofiClk. weicuns ID ne aE-Ia1pr-s anu <fls
crews u ne NOW W.T. ci-1Rmpus NJ
machines On Denz.E nf the st.s.-'ata-v
Their achievement winch ne sad aaued
= --fH -.E-N D. LIP 1-llS-jiAA In
Aa.r being ufhciRilr Eee1sd a1G
cne-s 81 ~ ne -acepInn crrlmittee. ne
men WERE hustled awzv II automobiles
10 me office n SriE. Cen. Manus. where
1aeI. wives ana members Of tne.- am
lies were awaiting them
SuLn me offirerezanr enlisted men
w..-e MODES. = me IRENE n -snir-tnE
N ne congratulations snuwe-sd upnn
-her7 Commander ReRd expressed ms
aprra-a-lnn If me -ersIIgpr,
We H-H EtHG n ne home" ne sad,
We went ure- m q sas plane anc came
nRc6 ur a Zeppelin.
''-hsv certainly -sA1an us nREnifi-
Gently N the other SHE" ne continued
--anG ne irish 9eonie gave rs -ora.
reception JuuEinE ny ne -ecHurs11
evidenced r1GR-, however, : am nHg:n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Delivered Throug h
Megaphone 300 Fl. Up
No~eI Affair Occurs - METHODIST
cer,sns-y Celebration II cniar
aus. c.@Sneaxe-'s Vs,ee couic Be
Distinctly .4eara-Foru,er S-esi
aer- Taf- S-inric ai Speaker

Columbus. O.. June ---F-1n
hslgnt Of sne 1aet above al immense
crrwc a. -ne MataoG;st cHltala-v
celebration here -7ls aA-srnonn. or
Edward Soper delivered a sermon
through meE2pnune rom ne
DECKS IF ms mig army cirlE,bie A.
winch came here -odRy rum Akron
under command If Major Clarence
Meanwhile W Sope-'s vuicn could
ne distinctly heard The sermon was
ABOUT 500 words u length.
Former President William Toward
TAR was me 1-incI1a- speaker a.
-oGav SunGay-sCnuoi Gay NJ. Tar
with other speakers. SPOKE N war;
GUS phases n SUNDAY scnnui work
-unlE-7r NJ Tai was me guess u
honur al q huge banquet II The Ma
sunic Temple.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Congress Early IN July
for 10 Days


Washington. June 2--H-opnsals
-aas CnnEEss -eceas for rsn Gays be-
ginning sE-,y NIX. month after the
annual supply measures have been
PASSED, nave nsen mace ov some
Democratic sena-ors- 5ut mus far
Repuh leaders have refused u
agree. nniIinE tina. N view Of the
early -eEurn Of President wilson and
ms desire n address me Senate Il
VIII De u1w,Ee for rneSeuRre n sus-
pend IT'S work n the mmecia1s III
-u-e. I. H understood. however
that they zE-d - three cay -ecsss-
81 t1r a SNORT peroG pending con-
slne-a-lun If the Pence -ea-v
Senators Ercncock. Nebraska al
minisrauun spokesman. and swan
son. virginia were zIc - nave been
among senHtnrs urging a brief -e-
cess.
Republican senate leHdsrs sald Z
al understanding could be arranged
with the House. recess probably
would be taken FIR a week begin
ming next Munnzy niEnf % allow
members 70 rerurn home over the
Fourth Of July w.-ile Congressional.
committees cnmpiere their work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Dr.. HGa,n kgaIe, Fgigl kBisG d GH CT.
man Cabiaa and Dr.. Bell Chief d cdmid
Office Arrive Late Friday Nigh--ldf Berlin
in HurD--Fsaa Atisnu q Their Lives
CHINESE BAlk AT SIGNING
PEEVED OVER SHANTuNG =
WILSON TO SAIL ON sunday
gr me Assucicr P-ess.s

EVERYTHING Is readiness for the signing Saturday #
cnoon BY Germans Of the Peace treaty Of Entente
and associated powers.
Dr. Herman Mueller. fore q minister n the Ger
nan cabinet and DR. Bel CHEF Of the Colonial Office des
raa.an as Ganys sgnator1es ornen1oUs document
arrived Versailles Friday night order carry
he promise Of the cabinet and National assembly = sem
the rmpac-
That the Germans still dissatisfied with the terms Of
the treaty indicated by fact Representatives
have left Berlin Versailles fearing that attempts BY
en-ased popuace might be made N their Ives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
TO MAINTAIN
.N4VY DRY ZONE
IN NEWPORT. r [.

Washington. June In response 20
II cea- requests rom ne mayor NJ
Newpu-t- z I. asking TIA ne navy :
dry Z1ns order sl-plrinE n al uzva
t--a.nInE s,a-nr De -escInaeG ne ora sult
-, Sec--era-v Daniels roGHy teieg-a2 pm
&C t-,at -.le u--de- would not Ne -esclnd-
et ann r1H- no exceptions would ne
MADE n ne case IF Nevou--. M Dan
!, Is sad to6sv ma ne nae -ereIved
-wu -eieEans rom me Newpor- sx-
4rur.re the lRst one ''ve-v InsIsfsr--
- ne sec-rra-- ex1rassef IL ASKING
taa- me wartime measure ne -Hnce!1sa
a. once
NJ Daniels inclmRtrd 1sR- ne arrie-
would not ne rescInueG until rne Pres
DER 0ffic,a.lt- deciR-Ha the sGata nf
wa m l-nEe- sx;sts, anc ~ ma tine.
M DaaieiE sad. ne hoped mat -ae
measure would No lunEs- - neressR.v"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
SECRET PLAN
Old Germ an Govt
Falls Through

scn.sns - Refuse - Sign ana P~-
init Aliias - lnsais - Far - ase
Eiao-W1s - D Affaciasa rhu0
BY srr1nu Furcs-jszinusis znd
Differences Spnii Plan
BGt2n. June Is - (Aunc1aced
0}-@o Gmnn GrrUnEuA
headed by Philip Schcinemann had
planned 70 refnse 70 sign tne Paace
-sH1y anf 70 permit the all,ed c-,ups
% march iutn Germany as far as me
Elbe. where would be attacked ny
sEunE German forces. the DHnzg
correspondent If the TaCebfazt de-
c;H-.s u a dispatch describing tne
derRils IF d sec-H1 piEn n create d
sepa-a1s srzae n Northeastern Ger
many
The plan failed because NJ leAl-
sizes ana differences uf oplnlnn De
-ween the government and the Rmr
lenders" the correspondent says. "A
-eDur- tram Geneva Thursday uEnt
sald ina. Eer- Scneldemann nae ar
r1ved IN Switzerland after crussInE
me frontier On foot
The Last prupcsRl made nv -ne
cunEuirasurs piarninE u oppose the
allies. Il Is sair IVES 70 ask Poland ~
combine with aaStarr Germany n
the formation IF al independent re-
puhilc. The offar Z e declared was
-sbuHed ny The Poles vino asked
why II nad not been nHEed -sn
veH-s aEo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
First Degree Verdict
by Jury After Near
" q Hours
CONVICTED Fur ul6
Of WIFE IT Long REACH
HONE OF FEBRUARY Il
Aged Physician Takes Verdict
CaImfy-Deciare He Is In
noceHf-Counsa to Carry
Case to Court of Appeais

M3neolA. n Y. June .-Counsel
tcr D. Waiter kesne wilkins. found
gIul-v ny a JURY Il the supreme
cpu-- here cooay Of murder N the
first degree FOR killing MS wife Julia
d. their Long Beach home Feb ~
announced tonight that ne would
ca--v the cass ID Ine court Of ap-
psAls alG 10 the governor z oecns-
Say The veraic. cR--1ec with II a
Recommendation FIR ciemencv winch
under ne law. the cUu-- Gan not
heed The only penH4rv permitted
n Cnls STATE for f-st degree murder
Is dsR-h n the eiacr-1c chair The
Iu-v thai cunvictad the aged phvH-
clan was OUT nearly rs hours esrao-
fishing d record for Nassau county.
T FREEMAN Pa-les saac 70 ballots were
taken during me 80 hours and Is
n-au me case was n the JUys
hands. IN the a-sf ballot the jury
5000 for CONJUNCTION for acuuIt-
u. an1 Dne was undecided. On the
fourteenth ballot me Jury STOOD II
n : for CONVICTION I took seven
hours II sway the -wslc-h MAI. The
Only Visible sigh Of notion dis-
PLAYED oy Dr wilkins when the yer
tfcr was announced was toat ne
leaned forward slightly n his chair
and was d r-He pR5er than itsuR.-
Re walked Out of the courtroom with
q s,aa1y srep. although he had pro-
ss.ssed FL along 70 pc confident Of
acgulr-21 or a disagreement a. me
worst
AA.ar ne aad been TAKEN back ID
RS rel Or wilkins issued q state
Continues On Page Column s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Boy Killed By
Playmate At
B0othbay Harbor

4np1nDRy EarnUr- Ne. June S.-Asn-
ne.n McF a-tznn. spn Of RiCuaT Me-
Fa-iRnd Of Boston. was ACCIDENTALLY
shut, prunnnly tnragi-. through the mead
rodar by a bullet f-nm a rife n the
hands Of Richard Reen. riassuate. IN
the Residences Of the laf-ers father, j.
Rurrn Resd. The hiaIie1 sruck be-
tween the eyes mo entered rne D-R.n.
-she VICTIMS r1gnI sifie WIS para vzeE
anu prysrcHuH Kaa1 ne cuuin nuI 70
cover
The Mcfarland Drv iien t-um the
wuuid .H,e TO-DAY ana vounE Eesu YVES
a--sred IN a charge Of granddaughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
SPECIAL MARK
OF HONOR GIVEN
[. S. AMBASSADOR

London. Tune e--Jotn " Davis.
am.,assadnr . EraB- Rr,ra.r. was az
DoinraE -oCaT senior warden Of me
grand luEEe Of England. Free Mas
ms. a. session heiG n AIbert Ea,l.
This honor. unique fnr foreigner
was conferred UPON Ambassadcr Da-
rls ~ t1e DUKE # CurnR1g1- g-nnti
master IF the hodge. Ten thousand
parsons attended the CEREMONY
twenty American -anc lodges
ware represented a. ne meennE.
among -ne Americans II attendance
ws-a Frederick X hamilton. Of Sus-
rur. and Lem N Aoor- represent
lnE Massa IN users.