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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
PLECAREAtUI LLOYD
GEORGE LAPARIS.

LONDRA, 20 Febr. - Sc anun-
ia ca prim-ministrul Lloyd Geor
ge va pleca astazi la Paris, unde
a fest chemat sa Sc prezinte de
urgenta. Dinsul VENT Ia Londra
acum doua saptamini ca sa ajute
la reintregirea parlamentului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
MARBLE cONGREs Din CHICAGO, ILL.
Raportul trimisului nostruspecia la acest Congress

Sc inteleaga ca nani pornirile con
trare economies lluzar fl de ajuns
Asupra fortei, dfnsSll intrat nj
tel in detailii luind bartea unor ad
vocati al militarismhlui internatio
nal. carl pledeaza bentru arma
ta comuna tuturorsstatelor, intre
tinuta de toate pc D forma Gu o co
manda nnificata, pentru Sc fie "a
indemina atllnci cil4d trebuinta al
cere.
Ceeace voim poi o. avem este ur
fef de obligamfnt char sub presiu
nea fortei, ca fie carr nembra Ii
gel Natiunilor Sc r6cunoasca auto.
ritatea 81 dreptul Selorlalte mem.
bre 81 sd nu 81 fac4 insasi de cap
In felul acesta am pnne odata pen
tru totdeauna capaf conflagratiilol
,viitoare.
Spre sfirSitul vofbirei sale, dl
Taft, a intrebat aadienta, punind
;a.nll 'i"oal 60
,,Avem moi drep4sse spunem lu
mil: Vol fceti ce ireti, moi ne re
-, = I - 'ala y
* 80, 49,: u' ooios
d a 'oni 'oi
- a 'oiaii' uupS
-: = posl' IA in WI ~
q ,,,a,., -. g. 81 J. 'aesl' e.
q 81 80 8 sas ~. : s..S
! - - q. s. ! 80. 80 - MAJ lo'p
- 1.ol =. z. ~ a'neisa in'eresei'
4sa'ulai' .'ielesa'l' puolicui' au
- 80 - -, ~ 20 p'as' : las'u''s ue d
Z" 70 -" . 'lai lanis's illcl . lhooia
!, ~ Ls ' !.
mn GO ma; noate antoa,ao - 80,
mn ara - 90 ;vaasns sooo,.;s,,I 80;
ca un fulct Al pmoar;ei sale ma in
treg intinsul cimpiilor lumii.
America dec; aa a.; ;noo,o .,o
buie sd 81 abandoneze (narsseas
ca politica ei de pima aci de isola
re (stare retrasa) 81 Sc intre 8; din
sa in val virte.iul politieei mari s
lumii, luind ln loc de onoare II
toate chestiunile mondiale. spriii.
mind causa mare rmanitatii 81 CO.
perlnd Gu banii sal proprii sea
ma DIN marble cheltuieli ale raz.
polulu
rlrul rosu, care strabatut III
lreaga Iesatura vorbltorllor de
lor!a de Ia acest CONGRESS, a fos'
urmatorul:
Allele de lsolare ale amerlcanl,
lor au trecnt. America inca ire
Duie Sc Ia parte La marble afaceri
ale lumll. Polltlca tradltionala de
PIMA acl, trebule lapadata, Pen
tru ca marlrea Amerlcei, puterea
el, indqstrla 81 comerciul sau, au
slllt pc America Sc 1ntre 81 dlnsa
~ arena afacerlor lumii.
mtre APPLAUSE nesfirsite, fostul
Taft Isl termina vorbi-
rea dnsulul. Un singur zimbet de
am observat La dlnsuL. Gu acesta
s'a retras Gel mai mare republi-
can al zllelelor dc astazl din ,,Gold
Room spre apartamentele re-
zervate dinsului.
2 aproape de IL ore noaptea,
Publicul Sc risipestc. Ma cuget 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

torale, cind am stat prin Indiana
Acuma ma duce Sc ma prezint,
dior Bankroft 81 Taft.
Alta illsa nu este destul. Din
sui are 81 niste cuvinte magulitoa
re de introducere pentru mine
Ma arata ca pc un bun muncitol
i'll aleergi pentru partidul repu
blican. lar d-nul Taft, asa de fru
mos, ca asupra unui copil, pune
nina asupra umarului meu drep1
81 imi spune:
= GOOD Boyr'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21


Am dormit ca scaldat. Multu-
mita orr satisfactie mai mare nu
mia dat nimeni pc lume.
Telefonul ini suna 81 trebue sd
ma scol. Probabil timpul. Mare
a face. Nu e nevoie de graba.
Stunt aci acasa. Am sa ma imbrac.
Ma dau jos la cafea. Apoi tree la
sedinta. Asa am 81 facut.
SEDINTA III.
(Gold Room, Congress Hotel,
Marti in IL Februarie). Punct de
de dezbatere: ,,Religia, progresul
social 81 o Liga a Natiunilor''
Vorbitori: DIR. Charles Brown, de.
can. facnltatea de religiune, Ia u.
niversitatea Yale; Miss Jane Ad
dsmns, ~srstita- -fesaiaistS- dia-G Chi
cago, H.; Right Reverend Fran
els c. Kelley, d. d. presedinte
societatea de estensiune a biseri.
Gel Catholice; doamna Philip
North Moore, presidenta ,,Consi.
liul Femeilor Americana 81 dl
DR.. William P. Merrill; presedinte.
lie Comitetului National al bisel,;
cilor 81 ajntoarelor morale ale raz.
boiului.
In loc sd Sc deschida la S.15 a.
m. cum era anuntat; sedinta pri.
ma Sc deschide numai la 10 a. m
Astept. Privesc 81 Ell ia lumea
straina, cind in drcapta, cind in
stinga. Ma uit mai deaproape. Vad
fete cunoscnte. Stunt 81 STUDENT
universitari 81 studente. veniti
din departari sc auda pc vorbi-
tori. Probabil ca sunt condusi de
professor.
Pima una alta, in ipsa de ocu-
patie mai buna, imi ascut creioa-
nele, pentru ca sd lie am gaia la
dispozitie.
(Na urlma)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07
WINTHROP

The community was saddenee Fridav
afternoon by the 1ecsase Of Mrs Ad-
die 8 Tur.ie, wife Of Henri p Tuttie,
following d stroke Of apupiexy On
Wednesday, laFt from which she did
mt rally.
She WIS the only daughter Of the late
benjamin r FuEts- and was native
Of Wtnthrup. She attended the public
schools IN this town. She WAS q men,
her of the Luella T. Beale Student Az
spciation. Fer dRrriaEe TO Mr.. Tuttle
took place IN 1s- following which they
rllrchRBeC the Maxwell farm IN the
Metcalf neighborhond. where they had
since resined.
She was a member ~ the NJ E
church ana Devoted to its interests 50
Ear az her health would permit
Besides her husband che IF survived
ny two children. Miss Nellie Nj. futile
and Prank L. futile; also brother.
Herbert z. Foster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS
MARGUERITE CLARK IN
A DELICIOUS comrr>

MARGUERITE CLARK IN
A DELICIOUS COMEDY
O'sarssin&ea in puppy Ls~s, she
Fsrssssars Mem and wieh s,v-
chuSns deD'das nevsr 10 susak to
Fhs'n. And +hsn she falIs in Ls~e
ars Actually Saves q Marie Life
einre Marguerite Clark in to be the
principal Character In 'Giris'', a
Paramount feature TO he given to-
day ut the Colonial theatre. II mar
safely be cnnriuief thar this rumed~
In thoroughly delicious.
There In a charm about Miss rsia,k
that no uther actress on tne screeu
seems to punseas. Eainfw ana win
ssme- rullickins and michievuus, she
just cHptureH hsart right ana left.
In "Girfs", however. az FRxnela Chr
ann. there seemed To he one hsay-t
sise didn't capture And then she
was - terribly upset that she ana
her chums declined thar newer arsin
would men he allowed To enter either
fheir rooms or their Young lives
Naturally that was q challenge ana
n was promptly arrsptsa by Engar
HOLT, a gnad-lgnlking young lawyer
We Men EhaIl Cross This Tnres-
huld' SAID sign In the suit of
Psmsla ana her friends. Hslt dion.,
cross the threshsln. but entsreu rne
wina0w on course Pame,a WINS
praperig inrenBed; girls always ara,
hut thsf didn't wurry Holt. Me cun-
tfnnaiiy sought her and social affairs
threw them tugethHr sn that. willy
niliy, Pamela xuund isnrself won0sr-
ing abnuf the yufing man.
In the same time. Kate. one az tine
cniina. had bscnrne aerrstiy marriea,
while ViDlst, the other, became en-
sausd- When si,e learnsd ti1ese
tn1fgs. FamAln feif very much alnne
- ~ @arIn 80 ffnt nnbndv cuuld
xz4z2x lsms har fur 8urgusttuG TIM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

10 De comfortable. By 10 o'clock il
"as apparent that the hot spell was
over, al least for the Gay. According
10 the journal thermuYnet. the terri
perarure III 1870 A. NJ. outv indirat-
Ed 10 anc while the same thermum-
eier' with the sun shining On IT dur
ing the NOON hour. indicated gg de-
greeA. n only held To that point fur a
little while, and al $50 In the after
noon II had dropped hack TO 7S de-
erses. going within another hour of
IA To say that the change brought
great relief to humanity would ne
expressing II mildly The DAY closed
with rain. which began falling soon
after O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

Of the municipal court reported that
Al noUntime the thermometer Al his
hume On South Chestnut street In
dicRtsn % m TIM shade, and other
thermometers IN the residential ssr-
riun of the city Indicated similar tenn
perarure. The going dDwn of the
SUI did moi hiring much relief. the
mercnry remaining up to 30 degrees
fur 6Dfne time in the evening. and
the night was beyond doubt the hot
test Of the soasDn. No cases of heat
prDHrrHrlpu wore repurt1d far Satur-
day but the day. with the heat. with
NO breeze. and with the air friI Of
humidity. was about m hot an many
people cDuld sfznd.
But hot as Was Saturday night. re-
Lief ca1ne befnre murning Some
time during the lGtter part of sne
night a Gooi brsene sprung ND from
the north and although the sun rpse
clear su1AAHy murniug the airy sonn
became overcast end the day proved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

Fourth Of July was uanered IN with
a-ylrp. rate ceremony by the ssrenE dars
bell ringing. trumperE, hughes and TN
pan drumme-E-not forgetting the won
derfm singing. Many people came fur
the holiday.
The The Aldsrs, Roscoe Z Stnre-.
Mrs Josephine R. Smith. Miss Caroline
z. Shaw. all of BuuIun.
Al the Thompson courage Al Crimes
Cove: M and Mrz Archibald and
.h-ee daughters from New York Mir
and Mrs William Williams and Alice
Of Boston, M and Mrs. Hiram Coltpn
Miss Dorothy Cotton with TWO guests
Cambridge
II Big Enough: Miss Chute and me-
mother f-urn Leonlns1er, Mas.
NJ and Mrs. Lev Williams Miss
Eunice williams and Harrison Turner
muturad from Augusta.
Rev and Mrs, John Wilson and son
came fro Wilton. \. Fl.
At Rnckpuund cottage: MiHs Parker
Of Sizpwheean, Mics Robbins Of ReRd-
field. Mrs Becknnn and sou Ear OF
westnrook Mrs.. Pullen and daughter
AltHE 11llUEEL AbhLAs1- ~&@AsI --A''"
creme Harvey Misc Dora Jackson, win
twD guests. of Augusta
Al aizzentun GIVE: c. J. Oiney ann
family. Charles Edward. Frank julian,
Clara Minerva. from Waltham. Mr.
0inev in Treasurer of the Wal-hAm
wa1ch factory.
Al the Marion Mrs. J z. Mitchell
Of waltnam is getting the cnrtage
ready rur surne penple from Chicago
Bpyurun corrase- mir. and Mrs Al
thur Keene and dHugnter Geneva, nj
ana N-s. Roy McGivsn and daughter
Maxine, Mrs. Msdells keene Lesner
Keene Of Gardiner.
visiturs for over the Fourth az TINS
curtare are. Nj. and MrS George
,swestland anr family, Madeline ALICE,
pe-iev. M. and Mrs. Atwel keene an
..s,,;,v T.ela Cecil. Robert; Miss Ma
rfun Laveuseller-
Misc 9ppe SAWYER drove me- "a
HaI,pweu. Accompanying hs'
,T,sua- Marion and Christine Gfrliiieh
- Me- rmoEene Walker They VIII
80 Al Rav View until Sunday
-rba first function o. the season al
-,e -as,up-a dance by the young pee-
ME informal but delightful.
MANY people went in autus TO Bnurn-
bav- Ear-bnr To attend the festivities
the vuung people entered the races anu
p-1rrht bHrk mum .-uis prizes
Al the Bay View; Mr.. and Mrs. Tpwfe
and son Of Augusta, MIS- Arnold and
family OF Boston.
Al the Ruses: Mr. and Mrs Charles
y Fvnt. August Ny ana Mrs. Chn-iss
W. F1vnt and daughter Constance. Hal-
lowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

hI rponahty attached to the preparing reney for iuu md children
sztH than that imposed upon the auuscurr q remedies
lot ad1n whose system strong cuunterac for time 4 lsa zuy
nous vel Casa prepared todsy - Il tas beam
m the past years under the personal supervision Of Mr. Chas Fsth
what have Makers limitations and stake? What ss their
10 whom are they anWsrah7 They spring up today
their neaUious broadcast, and disappear tomorrow
Could each mother the pzng with which the prescription r
tcnrs Casa prepared could they read testimonials huu
g Mothers would listen pleadngs
these VINO would offer imitation Of suhsue M tried and tus
Fscher's Cayruia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

The treasury of the Augusta CHIP
ter uf the American Red C~Sg mas
been benef1rted by recent ball games
o. the Twilight League 70 the ex-
tent of $67S The twn games IN
July Fourth brought Ss4 .16 INFO the
r-saSury while a game on the pre-
vtous week ner1ed S1a69. All this
viii ne used by the Home
Service section for relief work
among snIiiarE' families.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

Perlev Dean Of Fort Fairfield was
fi,-ownet in Pushaw Pond on Dollar
Island on Friday morning while
swimming. He waE a member OF
PARTY Of five that lef7 Du Fuur's land
ing for a picnic On the latter island
and all were enjoying a swim. Dean
swan out from the shore about 10e
feet and Disappeared under water II
all happened SO quickly that ND help
could be given hirn. Among the others
in the party were Arthur Wright Of
Fort Fairfield. Laura Condor OF
Limestone. Phesbe Collins OF 5b OAK
street., Bangor. and MrH. Percy Miller
Of EOS Har1Uw street. Bangor. Mr.
Dean was about 30 FEARS OF ace nnd
had been visiting his cousin. ChEs'ies
Dean of Kennusiseag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

= cleasby Of Cincinnnra and
:. Brewer Of wear Webster,
- were at webber pgnd last
ior short Stay They sre
he in a limousine fttasd espsc-
Ie THAR cunvenience. A berth
comfortable bed. ana q tent
hear the auto with chairs
al electric light frum tbs chr
f dining and living runm.
@fsaapv left Cinctnnafi Jim. 4.
'iurrhsrn yuufe. uunnsnr INN
by the wxv Of vermunt ana
aanpHf1ire. ana IN rxsuruztss
% thruaaUA Massachusetts. Wew
and u LII huune, rnauatue
|" Dee. Is. h ID mAartnw runav
En- ruu1n. Tnlas fnr he lnae
eSc sussy dae. rsgnrdlaas sf
ant ws4f1lnE snuspf abuut q
whan IN Nus aslayed IN
'nern New Ynrk by severe SNOW
m and driftsd roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07
THE HOT WAVE KREAES-
QUITS SATURDAY NIGHT

Aftsr finftsst Day, Saturday, of the
SsasDn-AsrEury Goss 10 81 in the
Shade 1t SD in Aftsrrunn-Sun-
dzy Much cosier-Average fur Day
abnast 7b Dsgrses
The hot wave which mao been IN
evidence for the past three days Of
last week. reached rs climax on SAT-
urday, which day WIS the hottest Of
the season. The eariy morning hours
were fairly comfortable nut with the
coming Of the Sun The mercury be-
gan 10 rise and before 10 o'clock
many thermometers about town were
showing frum Us ID 30 in The shade
Shortly before the nopn hour the
thermometer III Bither's Indicated 86.
and IT ESQ in the afternoon the
same thermometer Indicated g. de-
Erees IN the shade. Judge Lancaster
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

A'E zaid-s McFadden has closed
tea room On Water street.. ann
n ne 9.s5 train Saturday morn
fo- 8nH1Un. where she viii take
course al the Fannie Farmer cook
scaaul.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

msWn 0wer tine dB1r and acuspring
fne marriage offer IF Emit.
Tina @t9ry &C '-ziris'' In a sample
Enang. snr the situations rna1 derei
%. rne r1znauric love interest and
aDnVe al. tina irraEisrlbis charm of
MiHs Clark an 20 10 make this one
OF rhe nBBf aeIighf1u, comedies offer
so FL fhe Caisninl in inng 1irue.
AnoInsr COMEDY entirely different
IN charRc1sr, called "Ths Douhtfui
t'ah. q prDdncr Of the Patne srudins
VIII alsp he seen On the prusram. L
is bEng-erash. cnn1lnuuuE langh
prndncer The Eth episode in The
Lure OF the TircnE' viii also be Civ
en- and. as this is the mex ID the las1
IN thus rsmarkaiale picture. all those
VINO haEe been following the srorv
vii &c more rtan anxious 10 see Inc
me dents unfnided. A Kinngram will
elGnplete tine prugrrlm -Adx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

n. mills II the Bnuaras Manuf'g.
winch have bsen smut down
~ last Thursday night ON accprnt
H Fuu-th. win resume opera
20 This Monday morning. The
r.4e NAY be szid Of other Augusta
4sist which observea the hn.i-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

As auIo truck responded at 7-z5
tar1aY evening To a still alarm at
cage street, the trouble being
10 a chimney IRE m the house
F1uoiec py Frnnk Davidson. Two
Penlcaik were us.d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

Ank ". Moore, fnrmerfy Of
Fan' PASSED away Friday msrning
nus CITY, aged Is yeHrs. The re-
as were taken on the s.ab train
lafnar mnrnine to Esrrisun for
He'a services ana burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

The nficiaIs in the stand wr~c
Oscar Anderson. Augusta, starter and
VIM also acted az Judge; G. I.
Walker. HaliuweiI anr Lon MELON
aid, Jun-eE: I A Winsiow Noble
bu-o. n L Wheaier. Gardiner. and
Q z. PeaalHe Inn riruRrT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07
.TGUSTA LOCALS

tisE anna P Laid went HRrur-
p 70 Bangor. wnere sine viii be
suesr uf MiE Lander. formerly
tcIs CRY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

F.a"munl DunrDn and Alex Fer
lson iett early Saturday morning
T. ms Augusta Lumber Co. .
peg win a load Of cxmp supplies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07
Ne~ Se-ial Corning +o cnirnlai or
July .
sou-- WINDSOR RACES
Sonu Spu-rs Eutertain q Big Garf1e-
ing on the Fourth

south Windsor, Ne. July 4-tEps-
cia!Js-AT tne grounds of thu Suu.n
hsnnEbet Agricultural Society hIre
today a very successful an1 inter
esrIng racing meet was run off. F'-um
carly morning until well IT'D the al
Tsrnpon steady stream Of teams and
automobiles brave6 the dust and heat
Gnn found their way To &c grounds
a large field Of horses were enter
ed IN the races which consisted NJ q
s.;5 class. d 2-2z class and a free tpr-
all. Promptly al O'Clock the 80
class wa* called IN which six starters
appeared for the word Sumo excel
ient spur. was enjoyed throughout
The afternoon and close finishes were
the rule
In the ~ class pretty fight was
wRgRd ta' first place between Hattie
p and BErnice D9nne, the latter
nurse winning by Eune Narrow mar
gins.
In the second heat NJ tiFe trea-for-
IN ciasE while scoring, Sol Direrf and
The Gpiunai oBilidsd throwing Driver
Jonas and smashing SRol Direc. s
sisaiy. Mr Jonas was unirJured.
A spirited game Of baseball between
TIM Enzza-d team trun Gardner and
Inc Tugus rins entertained q crowd
0f Fans. The Togus boys were win
negB b. q score Of 10 70 g.
The summary Of the races are CIV
eu below:
s35 CLASS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07
10 your head

treating headache there fnlcw.-Nry sse
ntainng arHtani6 similar eivztivs wittuut
OF They glue temporary but tfev
almost reach Of cuuhe Ekev n weaken
he heart The form Of h.zdarhe frequently called
ack headache arising zvuided
by tfe choice Of fuud Shun pny candy and rh fuud
take time to chew fuod tuugy your
good condition by using one-haH tezsuuunfu r."
AtwuDds Medicine after each meal Thn reinhe yenrcy inns
been perfect blessing thousands for Sixty yarx C botre
to-day and fifty
mail tHe sample request d MEdcine Co. Portland
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07
Tine Sirsn's Song, Thsaa Bara
Production

II takes Outrage fer a woman n
defy the wnrld jnsT for the Eaize NJ
he- ldeaiisn but thai Is wtia1 -hedp
Sara does IN The Siren SONG The
snper-produr1inn in which she viii be
seen al The Colonial thsa1er nr Tues
Gay Il Is the story of simple Brit
l1ng CIR VINO becuznes i famous uri
1naopnna, who If disappointed in he~
nrBf love and then throws convention
I'd me winds when she mnets a soul
nA1e- The photuplav gives Miss Rara
some o. The best opportunities of her
career Tor -hs display of ne- emotion
a. acting ADV.
view Serial Corning to cninnlai on
July =
q brand new ser-ial one that has
interested, entertained and astonish-
60 every city where il haE been shown
VIII oeglr a. the Colonial rf1en1er OF
Mnncay. july q II is THE Fed
Gl"Ve and ne beautiful Marie Wal
cdH1D IF me star ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-07

Furmsrsy aus uf rhs nag wasasl
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-08-19

aroused a furore of interest and ex-
element The game is a species of
polo contest played with mounts of
roaring, swaying, space-eating autos Of
especial construction and miniature
size. There are no restrictions as to
methods of attack and head-on
smashes, machine somersaults and
spills" are frequent.
Another act of dare devil" type is
to be presented by the Johannes Joef-
lesson Troupe Of five Icelanders, for
merly a big drawing card with the
Barnum circus aggregation. Their
line of entertainment is sensational
illustration of the possibilities of ply
steal development end understanding
of defense in the ev fat of attack Pts
figure sensationally in their parapher-
MALTA.
Human Aeroplanes'' is the billing of
the Four Bosses, who are English
aerial artists offering amazing mid-air
gymnastics. The act includes three
men and pretty woman said to be as
skilled as her companions.
Astounding feats of dexterity are
promised in the offering of the Portia
Sisters who are French girls perform
ing amazing feats of dexterity in mid
air while revolving suspended by teeth
or hair AS climax to thrilling pro
gram two of the Portals slide from
either end Of the pavilion roof sus-
pended by their hair.
A turn attractive to the eye and
titillating to the senses is assured
In the wheel and wire offering of the
Macdonald Trio, as well as the quartet
of comedians known as the Baggage
Smashers.
In "Circus Horsemanship" Fair WIS.,
ltors will be RECALLED with a spectacle
wonderful In the way of super-intelli-
gence and training and of decorative
beauty.
Elephants figure in another animal
act Of amusing and marvellous
tenor and posing steeds and four peo-
pie provide 'livlng statuary' series
Of patriotic and beautiful character.
The list Of Hlppodrome features
winds up with the stirring. sensa-
tonal and unusual entertainment Of
the Seven McKays, as a Scotch troupe
Of canny Highlanders are described.
Their Offering is musical ballet in
which the national instrument, the
bag-pipes, figure piercingly and pleas
ingly.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-08-19
EIGHTY PER CENT INCREASE
IN COST OF LIVING

General increases Of about so per
cent in the cost of living during the
period from December, 1914, to June,
1919, were shown in tables made
public by the Department of Labor.
The tables were based on investiga-
tons in various representative cities
over the country. In every instance
greatest increases were recorded in
the prices Of clothing and house
furnishings. Food advances were of
third Importance. Figures for the
period December, 1917, to June, 1919,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-08-19

A show must be almost of super
quality to vie with the stunning and
spectacular saddle horse exhibitions
held nightly in the great live stock
pavilion of the Kentucky State Fair
and in effecting this happy consumma-
tion the incest judgment, sense of spec
tacular values and practical knowledge
is required
With the possession of these assets
already demonstrated by Hippodrome
shows in 1917-1S which were notable
amusement affairs, Kentucky State
Fair Secretary Fount t. Kremer may
be relied ON to equal or excel these
former showings and there is satisfac-
tory assurance in his announcement
that the 1919 roster Of attractions will
be the banner array of State Fair his
tory.
The outstanding feature of this great
pavilion entertainment will be the ap-
pearance, for the first time in the
South, of the magnificent musical or
ganization known as the list Regi-
mental New York Guards Band with
Lieut.. Lambert L. Eben as director.
This band figured in all the war ac-
tivities of the metropolis and is In
constant demand for victrola and pla-
no-player work. The organization is
made up of forty well-trained and ac-
complished musicians uniformed in
striking military array, and it boasts
soloists of high repute in the world of
music Its leader. Lieut.. Eben, Is a
picturesque figure, and Is said to be
one Of the most brilliant directors in
America. Their programs will be
made up of selections appealing to all
tastes.
OF the acts proper the most preten-
tious to be offered In the pavilion oval
win be the auto polo exhibition which
is second to none as an amusement
combining thrill, clamor, movement
and surprises. This game was intro
duced to State Fair visitors for the
first time last season and both In the
pavilion and on the race track It