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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
AMERICAN TROOPS
DEFEAT VILllSTAS
WITH HEAVY LOSS

senator King. Democrat, of Utah.
Joined in the discussion 10 urge action
by the Foreign Relations Committee
on pend inS resolutions requiring set
Element by Mexico OF American damage
claims. and Senator Fall. Republican,
of New Mexico. spoke AT length on
border affairs.
In the House Representative Gould
Republican. of New York, charged that
can troops Constituted a tacit often
ssive military alliance between the
United states and Mexico OF which
Congress had not been appraised"
III our troops were sent in TO pro-
tcct American citizens and property
| thank God and welcome it" said
Senator Fall. III that was the pur-
pose Of invading Mexico. ] conGratu-
late the War Department. II the pur-
pose was to protect the Carranza gar
rison in JuareZ then there is no de-
tense for the War Department."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
FOCH CRUMBLED UP FOE
BY QUICK labs AND KICKS
General Maurice. OF British Army,
Gives Eloquent Description of
How II Was Done.

Chicago. juno l6.-Smash. bang!
left, one with the right. another with
the left: n big kick-that is the way
tho war was won.
AT least that is the WAY General Sir
Frederick Maurice. former director OF
operations In the British War Omce
Maurice explained: that was Foch's
way of doing it.
Marshal 'och was man o. very
Few words" explained General Maurice
but he illustrated his remarks with
plenty or action-Gesturcs. /; was dur
ing those rev anxious moments when
The Germans we're driving ahead. a
statesman: Knowing the true situation
asked OF Fooch. But, what will YOU do
If the Germans strike again now?''
What will l do?' repeated Foch
Ali Then he stepped back and de.
hNered a powerful blow at an imaEi-
nary adversary with his right then one
with his left another with the right;
then a big kick,
was not just talking. He meant it,
Every other genera! In the war-Brit.
ish. French or German--aIl started
their big offensives with the bic kick
Foch delivered the punches 10 wear
ont the German reserves. Then he
kicked. and il did the trick. II cx-
plains how Foch beat Ludcndorr"
The general then told in detail how
the big battle was won. He told OF
the oRcnsives at the right. and then
the hiE drive al the center. then the
big kick
General Maurice also said the Amer;
can army. in the last big battle on
forty-e:ght hours before any OF the
others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
.Av|ATORs' ACHIEVEMENT
CELEBRATED BY LONDON
Formal Reception Is Planned for
Alcock and Brown Upon
Arrival.
BECAME EXTREMELY THIRSTY
Tw" Flyers Say Hunger Pangs
We're Not Felt, but That Ice
Stuck to Plane and Had to BE
Clipped Or.
tBy Associated rress.l

LONDON. June l6,--London cele-
F pritish 'oday the aehieysmead, OF Two
nieied the first nonstop transatlantic
Hight: meanwhile preparing for a
Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant
:. Formal examination o. the vickcrs-
he two men flew 1850 nautical miles
~ sixteen hours and twelve minutes
Galway. Ireland: has been eompleted
by Aero Club officials. who found the
seals intact on the marked parts Of
ms, the authenticity OF the flight:
Meanwhile the, aviators. tired but
MAY are reach Sn ers ~a o RSah
are we'll. but, Lieutenant Brown. the
navigator or the plane. suffered bruises
chine landed in bog The biplane
was badly damaged and may have to
Carried Mai, Across.
Features OF the trip were the carry
ing Of the hrst aerial mall across the
Atlantic and the transportation OF two
m s.s,S,.;, dog and Sal; A.,
riences while dying at an altitude OF
1000 feet. said
machine became covered with ice by
6 O'Clock in the morning and remained
so until an hour before We landed.
perature indicator were covered with
ice four or Ave hours. Lieutenant
Brown continually had to climb up in
the fuselage to chip off tho ice with
knife. The air speed indicator also
gave trouble. being fun OF frozen par
ticles which came out when we de-
scended TO lower altitude an hour
before landing
Were Extremely ThIrsty.
The aviators said they did not feel
hungrN during the flight. but we're
For a time" Captain Alcock said
I'VE spoke TO each other through the
communication telephones. but these
broke down after four hours and We
had to discard them. Then had TO
shout to lieutenant Brown. Most Of
our conversation consisted of tap
ping each other on the shoulder and
going through the motion of drink
Ing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17

and if II doesn't straiEhtcn YOU rirht
up and make you feel fne and virorous
want you TO go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tons
Is destroying the sale OF calomel bo
cause IT is a real liver medicine: on
tireiy vegetable. therefore II cannot
salivate or make you sick
l guarantee that one spoonful NJ
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver 10 work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and consti.
pated waste which IL clogging your
system and making you feel miserable
1 uarantee that bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone will keen your entire f.m
lily feeling ftne for months Give II to
your children. II is harnIess; doesn't
grippe and they like It's pleasant taste
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
The Bank Check That Makes You THINK

"The two pieces Of paper with
the most stabilizing influence on
the mercurial American character
are the check on the bank and the
coupon on the bond. Their i'm
portance is out of all proportion
to their size!"
The check represents thrift,
system, safety and convenience.
The bank account is credit-able
factor in our progress-a credit
FOR money due and available-a
credit to ones self-respect-a
basis Of credit with ones fellows.
You remember that added sense
Of responsibility, that new meas
ure Of satisfaction, that secret
which you carried out Of
the bank with your first pass
book? Sort Of "guess-I ma
man-nOW of serious
grown-up-py feeling? Well say
you do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
URGES CHAIR OF HUMOR
New Jcrncy's Cnu,missioncr of Edu,,
ton Proposes innovation
In Schools.

lila DELPHIA. June ia char
81 hunor Tor school systems to record
.ne SAVINGS Of children in ssrooms
was urged here by pr. Calvin y. Ken
gan. commissioner of education of
New Jersey. who said that his propo-
his scheme he said:
ASKED TO spell throne "A New Jer-
scy school child spelled It thrown.'
IN ne:ng told by the teacher tina, the
spetiins was not correct and given
another chance. the younsstcr stood
pat on the first spelling. and added |:
ANYWAY. that's how you spell il thcse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Ca|ome| Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it doesn't
hven your liver and bowels and straighten
you up without making you sick.

Ugh! Caiomel makes you sick It's
horrible! Take dose OF the dangerous
drug tonight and tomorrow you may
lose a days work.
Calomel Is mercury or quick silver
which causes necrosis of tho bones
Ca losnrl. when 1t comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into ii. breaking
1t up. This is when you feel that awful
nausea and crampinE. II you are slug
Eish and "all knocked out" il your
liver Is torpid and bowels consttpa,rd
or you have headache. dizziness coated
tongue, il breath Is bad or stomach
sour, just try a spoonful OF harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarantce-Go to any dru.
store and set bottle OF Dodsons Liver
Tone for few cents. Take a spoonful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
NAME CAUSES TROUBLE
Double Trouble, n. j.. Citizens Want
To Gull Town Anything
Else.

DOUBLE EROUBLE, y. j., June Ia
Trouble came so fast upon the heads
of citizens here. who met strong op-
position to :heir efforts 10 change the
name OF the town. that they have given
up the scheme.
Mount Misery having changed its
name TO Mount Keller. the newcomers
20 Double Trouble thought it about
time 20 follow suit end change .he
and!e of their town and that OF Hc!rs
Kitchen nearby.
Old residents in both places brewed
such trouble in the Kitchen that the
new cooks foresook their recipe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
HAS VALUABLE INVENTION
Captain George n. Guild Ha. Signal
Device Which VIII Save
Ruilroud Millions

BALTIMORE. June 5.-captain
neorSe *. Guild. L. 5. A. stationed AT
the Johns Hopkins Univcrsitv. has
completed an invention IN railway
oiock signals that promises 10 save
n,lllions or dollars for the in;erurhau
country. "
NAT no wires are required to operate
me system where ordinary block sys.
the invention Va
In ms laboratory az the Hopkins Uni
Vc:sity. captain Guild has his model
VI .ne entlre system. and besides the
.ion. ne mas over $1,000 worth or an
paratus for the demonstration OF his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17

And you've never lost it-you've
never ceased to respect your
check-book!
You still think before you draw
a check, as compared with the
thoughtless way you spend the
dollars from your pocket.
Yessir-a bank-check is a
pow'ful piece Of paper-yes,
ma'am, too-because no Rich
mond family is fully fortified
against careless spending unless
every member thereof has a bank
account and the respect for a
check that comes Herewith.
Bank checks have a curious
property-properly used THEY
BREED COUPONS!
The carefully censored finan-
cial columns Of this newspaper
are safe mentors to the incxpe-
rienced. You best serve yourself
when you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17

President Wilson's promise Of Justice
tation demanding the destruction OF
every arbitrary power everywhere that
can Gan separately; secretly and OF i,s
world"
II, sim!larly., it says. the Germans
ciaim contradiction in territorial
claims. i, must be borne in mind that
this is not the result of any purpose
TO act uniustly toward Germany. but
amount OF German territory consisted
or districts unjus;ly appropriated by
her in the past.
Economic Objections.
The economic objections are an
nany's economic condition is intac,
and IN nc, no Mise ,I ssripplsd by a devas
iea people. The German contention
ihat peoples have been bar;c"el about
Is declared 70 be similarly corfounded.
as every territorial settlement has been
reached after most careful aud labored
IS;onsidieratien OF racial, religious and
!ihSuistlc factors and the legitimate
honeS or peoples long under alier rules
,o "Ghr sa complaint that she has
moi moi ;a neen invited 10 join the, league OF
ZION in any OF President Wilson's dec
t thhaati s,,c,; for ne carefully laid down
AFTER Germany had proved her charac-
With regard to the league OF ma
associated powers have never had the
Intention Of definitely excluding Ger
many or any other power from mom
bership. and that every country whose
sovernmen has proved its stability
ana It's desire to observe international
obligations. Will be supported in its
demands for admission.
II adds that in Gcrmanys case the
events OF the past five years prove the
need OF a definite test. the length OF
which VIII depend on the acts of the
German government, especially toward
the treaty.
German Proposals Unnece.aary.
The inclusion in the covenant of the
German proposals regarding economic
questions Is considered Unnecessary
The allied and associated powers viii
guarantee protection. under the league
OF German minorities in coded terri
tories and intend TO open negotiations
Immediately FOR 4 general reduction OF
ornaments as provided In the cove
nant, in the expectation thai Germany
carries out her engagements in this
regard.
Part three OF the detailed rcply deals
with European political clauses II saws
the territories of Eupen and Malnedy
nave continued in close relation with
sanitation, and that the reunion OF
these territories with Belgium seems
Justified. The German claim for a
neutralizcd Morcsnct is wholly justi-
fed. The communal woods in Prus-
sian Morcsnct are awarded To Belgium
in partial compensation for the de-
Struction of Belgian forests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Teach Farming by Moy,.,

MENINO CITY. June IS-Mny,r
PICTURES Will be used by the Mexican
government TO demonstrate to May
cans now TO apply modern machines
to farm. life. Pastor Rouaix. Secretary
OF hgricuiiure. and several Federal
tour to promote better farming nsip :, "
me pictures TO show the farmers HOY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Habituai Constipation Cured
In IL IN ~ DIVA

"LAN-FOS WITH PEPSlN" is a spe-
cially prepared Syrup Tonic Laxative
for Habitual Constipation. II relieves
promptly but should he taken regu-
larry. for Il TO 81 days to induce
regular action. II Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant TO Take
soc per bottle.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
is HUcK FINN GUILTY.
Mlnsouri school Principals Desk Porc.a
and Eleven UasebnlIs
DIsuppear.

ST. LOUIS. June lo.-"C-a-l-l for
Huckelbcrry Finn" ''
he us, Is under suspicion. as is his old
PAL. Tom Sawyer. ~
me Mark Twain School here was
entered after school hours The ,,st
or principal Robert ST. Clair was forced
Several ball teams recently wers o
Sanized in the neigh5orhood OF Inc
school according TO the police report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
ASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking. as the formula
is printed on every label. shown. il
Is QCINlNE and IRON in tasteicss
form. The Quinine drives out the ma
iaria. the Iron builds up the system
Price 60c.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Confer on Commcrcinl RcI,,,on.

"ENI'O ITTl. JUNO Ik.-F:ncollr.
aisemen, and enlargement OF CONNER
Sia reia,io between Argentina and
Mexico was the object of recent con
terences between Luis Cabrera See
retarY OF the Treasury. and Ricardo
the question OF securing ships is re-.
ported TO have been the most impor-
tani subicc; discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Pinn Trnde E1rnrsinn.

MEN1CD CITY. June l6.--The Cham
her of Commerce here is planning to
organize 4 trade excursion OF Mexican
merchants 10 the United States and
preparing to receive similar missions
New York and various southern com
mercial centcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Mexican EIYcr Killed

MEXICO CITY. June I6-The crump-
ling OF w ing Tip of his biplane while
he was performing cvolutions at height
OF 500 meters above the national air.
drome herc caused the .all and death
OF MiRusi ''Clntes. army aviator
one OF the irst Mexican officers to take
up nNing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
seurlnd1rx

To clean OF the roof OF the building
and Irlat ne himself always wenI
down 10 see that Kelley did the work.
Mr. Gay had first heard On Feb p
1918, that there wRs a claim for in
jury and al The request Of TWO men
VINO came 70 him ne mad called on
Mrs Caokson regarding the matter
lie had then seen DR.. Farrell and
Mr.. Williams az the barber shop in
his building. Al Mrs. Cnoksuns house
Mr.. Gay had couversRli uu win
Plaintiff who had told him r.Iat -
Fen. sire was looking n the ser
ond window from his building, IN
the window of Bell Brothers store
and as she turned and came away
the snow slide came and hur- her
Severely. She said she was partially
stunned and held ON the window sill
al dependents building She WAN
ed ID know what Mr.. Gay would pay
damage and Mr.. Gay mad responded
rhur Il nc was liable ne would Ger
tEiniy pay her every cent due ner
He had asked her how much she had
estimated the damages She mad re-
not SETTLE for a cent less. Witness
also testified that Mrs. Coukson was
anxious 70 settle IL once. He had
said he would want to wait q little
70 SEE the extent of her injuries
There was another man present dur
ing the conversation and ne mad asst
ed Mr.. Gay what was the most ne
woXid give Mrs. Cookson had then
said, according 10 defendants rea-
timunv, that 4 ne did moi pay ha-
sabt she woui make il Cost hirR SIaaD
and that she had already employed
Benedict r. Maher of Augusta US ner
attorney.
Mr. Gay testified further that re
had gone 70 see Dr.. Farren to make
sure about the extent Of Mrs. Cook
SONS injury. Previous To that he
had seen Mr., Williams about the con-
ditiun Of the snow and ice ON the
building. He knew that the snow
and ice had been clea-ed off nor
later than e.3p ?. NJ on Feb. s.
1918. On Feb. II he had seen Hrs
Cooksun while the truckman was =.
her house moving. I'd had seen h.r
hold up mBetress and place II On
a table He had said that her son
had told him that Mrs. Cpokso7
wanted 10 see him and sine had "a
Piled that il WIS lido late, that the
matter was IN Mr. Maher,s hands
and ne would have To settle with MIN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

ana tRking fhnzn N airmrtAH NAn hnhat
Nehify qnffs yuu umf itB dnunrfuxB m q
1sassazre equal n liz fufulnnunA.
II yuu want m know huW muxh maniar
u Id cult the hn11ix with NinnfnI xhnx
W1nuuf II. 10 twsnfy-fnur huurH with
WI trnacrp and nUte wixzt IN a1xux1 q
coss YOU then begin USING % @ uBnnI
ana Jake Nicnrui tabiarH. II TIM END az
z Week discontinue Hmnktng ar r11MWEnx
II azy and n 10 pruhahle you VIII
- NO Qe1fre % re2x1mH. II 1BMMr yu1r
oeMke Will ne grnA9ly dimiutHn1d and
auox11r week ur two shuizla make n mt
s1niy ponsihfe, buf q pAazBure. tn ulzft-
Ngre: Dr. Common, fnr1nrrav uf Jufns
Hupk1nE Hospital. under wh0Be axfrire
Nsnueni mas uftsn beEn uaHd. axid when
this BtRfHmnnt was shown N hum. Il
hKve known Nicufui To uunuuar TN tn
nanup hnniS N lssE thzn TIM dxyR time
and cEn literature recummznd n htEn-
b. when the dncrUrs sfn1U1meur WAS
shown to Une Of our leading druEwistH
he Ezid- Airolnl Is truly Wonderful
remedy fur the tuharro hRnit. way
afznnd Of anything we hxNe cxer suld
befnrs- We are authorised by the
manufacturers u refund the muney -
every diEszrtsfed customer and We
Wuuld mot parnff tne u1B % our name
uulnMs fhe remedy pusseBHnd unuBual
uner11" Eicufni n snld N this city un-
der an irun-ciRd munev-nack guMrAn-
ten bay M up-fu-dm1e firuEElEtR. Fncfnfi-
inx Hcwaffch- Wehstc- Co. John Cough
I'm ann willis 4 Psrrldse.-Aay-
usfEEHruflR-A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

The hesrT Of everv user sf 1nnmrrn
hears dunbls burden. II dnas fts aI1nf-
eeu task znd then nEfIrs nlruftne fur
supremacy. AS long Ms the henrf wins
be lives; when il loses he dies, bnf be-
fDre the hHRl victury of uiruxine yuu
pass through mHnv Stages ~ derliue
Rnd decay and suffer mnuy pRuxs.
EeETTs are like human betnEB-sume ara
stronger TnRn others ruHrefure aume
hearts viii stand mure tDhRcco rhun
others. bur there liz limit TO wf1at
any heart can stand. ThE man vino
puts This additional strzin an ms hezrt
duxen times dzw by smoking ciEzr-
cites. q pIpe or ciEnEs-0r chewing ID,
nacce--is taking mailman chance
with neaith and liza 10 luBe and uuthtng
To win hut the chance that ne may mon
lDse them He In INDUCING in a ruBrfy
hahit al the expense OF precinus health.
ASK any dDEfnr anywhere. ana he will
tell vuu tfla1 using tobacco is INJURIOUS
and thar n 10 tHr better 10 quit the
Iahir than IN experiment TO find hpw
much tunnccD your nsRr1 viii stand
wfrf,uuT serious results
BUT the thought NJ QUITTING i'm NM
plaaEauf tn most men-even To rauze
wine know tha1 tobacco fn4uras them
and To really quit takes mure will ppw-
er rnRn ther have and CRUISES more strf--
fering than they can voluntarily en-
dfrre. To GUN the habif make II sasv
fur yourself by gerring Nirurpi ranlsfs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

The kiddaes Of tsndAr age s,A
stand. al they always die. IN fear-
sune 1--WE az q ppIicemnn. WINS SHOWN
yssl1Fany affexnugn af tins conef
az Water and Bridge strsefs. TWO
yunngsfers were jusf sfzrr1ng I'd
cro8 thu strBef fsum the SlOsosrg
sfnre To CoughIins CORNER. whsn the
tzfic officer seeing an aufnmoniie
0um down st11sf shout To tnrn the
cmuer vhGe the ci1iidrnn ware, toid
fhem mt % SIZED ON To tbs c1rosng
until tn auth hnd paass6- At TIM
sEms fine he sfsppad over 10 than.
Gud Whan tim c4r hnd pnassd hs
plmnnd hin arm ningux TN lixx1e chaps
tD gut1D ffnm nnrn1 TN sfzesf In
snf4fy- Lin gD0d iufaufiBnz. however,
Were uxinuudsrnkUuA hy TIM rEunflsr
az tn bUya. far TIN xalls fhnt she
y1unuHxr LIT ont m IN duu1lnd nwxy
1R <aD uzIInr Amd hnmAn1 1E IN
tn stzxet. with his 1itfls lsus 1ptng
~ arumnkiciEs. c1uld he hsard .
1snlf 1niIe aExy. wnuid hz~e PUT
- nuise 0f nm Indian war d1nre TO
tn blush. And that mid kapt ysliing
mfu he passsd Asum slUEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
MAINE ANTI-TU-
BERCULOSIS WORK

HAugefT1ile- Ne. sept THE Exc
cur.ve committee of the Maine Anti
Tuberculosis Assassination held their
second summer meeting al Sanger
vile Sept. ), the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L j. Coburn. Mr. Copurn is an
active member nf the committee A
resenrIng several sections of the
State were also guests. In addition TO
Ine important business transacted al
these meetings the get toget her"
around the festive b9ard of Der-spus
frum different parts. o. the Sta1e.
really Interested IN the State wide
campaign against the Greni White
Plague helps graa-ly To keep aiire d
hsalthv and hsaitnf'H intsreEt n rhe
various branches of woIk Of this vary
active association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn proved 70 ne
Al as hnst and iios.ess. The guests
gathered first IN tIAc attractive Den
Of the CobuIn home Later all ware
transported by -utas To IIrr.f b.ae-
burn al Guilfurd. wcara mist en-
joyable dinner was served--Inter-
EpEIbrsU Will SA1frssk4SsE d1lu TLltnILt-rs-
There were shert eaIixz ~ ti1c rrrs-
ident and others on The work of TIC
association. The host assured the
Euesrs Of ths.- hea-cv welcome,
which was warmly appreciated and
acknowledged by all.
After the bGnrnet the party "a
turned 70 the Den" and the regu-
lar bi-munrhiy business session was
held.
The annual meeting Of the associa-
tiun viii be held at Portland. Sept
24-zs. in conjunction with the State
Conference OF Charities and Cor-ec-
tiuns. Immediately following. Mast
interesting and practical programs
are provided this year, With experts
in the several lines as speakers. The
program committees expect and are
planning for q record" attendance
Ri all Sessions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

Mr. and Mrs. Ear-v :. Boyd Of
Foreiand are in the CITY. stopping III
me 3pwdoin Inn. planning 10 make
Augusta their headquarters while ON
Il vacation trip. Mr.. BOYD 10 assis
tant treasurer OF the Chapman Ma
tlonal Bank of Portland. where he
mas been for abDut - Years His
last visit 10 the Capital City was in
1898. Spanish War wear. They Wis
tied the State House On TuesnHy.
plSn u visit the Sd Maine enramp-
rnsnt on Wednesday and viii make
SIDE trips Cd the many places nf IN
tsrest in and around the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
MANCHESTER

Returned service men viii be the
Euesrs of honor On Thursday eve
ming at q reception by Manchester
Grange n their hall. All who have
BEEN IN the service are cordially In
vited To be present WHISTLER or mot
they are members Of the Grunge
Gsmes and DANDY mess" Or SHOW
wi1ichgver, win fnrm the program.
The girls Of the grange are planning
TO dress in their prettiest and lonk
their best and royal spod time In
prumiaed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin" TO be
genuine must be marked with the
safety Bsyer CrnHs-" Always buy
an unbroizen Bayer package which
contains proper directions 70 safely
relieve Headache. Tonthache. Ear
ache. Neuralgia. Colds and pain.
AEndy tin boxes of u tabIets cost
but a few cents AZ drug sfnrss-
larger PACKAGES also. ASPIRIN lis the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture uf
Mononcericacidesrsr Of SRiicyiicacid
-Adv.