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The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18
WOMEN DESIRE
RECOGNITION \ II
ASENClNEERS

LONDON, Feb. 16 (by maiD. -
Women engineer, one of the discov-
cries of the war, have banded together
in the Woman's Engineering Society,
a trade union, which has decided upon
what the women term forward"
movement.
The women, who are doing techni-
cal work in government and controlled
factories, as well as in privately
owned institutions, want, among other
things:
Admission to the Amalgamated So
ciety of Engineers, to become men,
bers of Institutes of civil engineers,
naval architects, iron and steel and
other bodies now closed to women, to
serve on the boards Of universities,
and to become eligible for technical
branches of the higher civil service.
"Women have no desire to take
mems Places" is the way they put
their position, "but there will be need
for engineering products throughout
the world, and there will be work for
women as we'll as for men,"
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18
COOPERATION
BETWEEN j. 5.
and ITALIANS

ROME, Feb. Is Correspondence of
| the Associated Press) The Italo-
American economic commission, just
established here, is the result of the
efforts of the late David Lubin, Amer
lean delegate to the International In
stitute of Agriculture, an organization
designed to promote closer economic
union between Italy and the United
States. Mr.. Lubin died in Rome in
January of this year.
This body, organized with the ap-
proval and support of the Italian gov
eminent, has for it's honorary presi-
dents the ministers of commerce. food
and treasury; executive president,
Commentator Dante Ferraris; vice
president, Commentator Ernesto Ma
than Giuseppe Paratore; while the ex-
ecutive committee consists of num-
Der of leaders in the Italian maritime
commercial, industrial and agricultural
associations.
The purpose of the new commission
is to further the development of Italy
as a commercial base, with the Medi-
terranean basin as it's market; to pro-
mote trade agreements between Italy
and the United States on the basis of
reciprocity; to regulate industrial COM
petition between the two countries
and to introduce into Italy new indus
tries financed by Italian and American
capital. The development of the nat
ural resources of Italy and the Italian
colonies, as we'll as the promotion of
Italian public utilities, will be a spe-
cial feature of the work of the COM
mission.
A committee of the commission will
shortly visit America to secure origi-
nal knowledge on the new methods of
industrial production.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18
B B ! | U IS
RARE ARTICLE
NARCHANCEL

ARCHANGEL, Jan. Is (CoVespon-
dence of the Associated Press).-The
soldier of the American North Russian
expedition misses the American bath
tub and its simplicity and frequency.
He is annoyed at the ceremony and
difficulty one must undergo to obtain
a Russian bath. Only in the homes
of the wealthy, in the cities, and
rarely, if ever, in the villages, is it
possible to find a bath tub or a
shower.
The Russian bath is steam bath,
in an alright room, where water is
thrown on a stove to make steam. The
bather then douses himself with buck
cts of water after perspiring.
Some of the Americans fortunate
enough to be in permanent billets or
barracks built by the engineers have
their own modern shower baths, but
those in the villages patronize the
Russian institution.
In Archangel there are two bath
houses, each having accommodations
for a hundred or SO customers in the
steam room, but there are only two
private rooms with tubs and showers
in the bath houses, and these are
booked for days in advance by officers
and soldiers.
One of these private rooms is really
a suite, as elaborate as If it were in
tended to accommodate a guest for a
week, instead Of for the brief period
of bath.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18

Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os-
borne.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18

The Daily Times JOB plant =
we'll equipped for all classe Of COM
mercial printing.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18
PART OF IRELAND
LOYAL TO EMPIRE

DUBLIN, Feb. 2 (by maiD .-Invest-
ments through Dublin in national war
bonds have reached a total of G17,-
100000. In 1918 the sales of war saw
ings certificates more than doubled
the record of previous years. The
subscriptions came from Leinster and
Connaught, Munster and Ulster hav-
ing each an organization for the same
purpose.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18

II you DO not receive your copy OF
the Times regularly. please notify the
circulation manager.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18

IOWA CITY, Ia, March 18.-Harold
Harmon, member of the Iowa City
high school rife team, was the 1918
national champion in the preparatory
school class, with an average mark OF
1864, according to word just received
here His team won the National Rifle
Association championship, as we'll as
the Astor cup match.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-18

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 18.-Al-
though the major league season will
not get under way until April %, St.
Louis baseball fans will get glimpse
Of their favorites on April IL, the
date agreed upon for opening TIE an
nual spring series between the St.
Louis clubs of the American and Ma
tional leagues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
y You Need a Medicine
You Should Have III, Best

Have YOU Sref slapped 70 -eaScc
why II Is THAI SO many products ihat
are extensively advertised. al al
once drop cut Ct sict.t and are seor
forgotten The reason is 9lain-the
article aid not fulfil the promises OF
the n1anafae; urE- THIS arpiies more
particularly 70 medicine A
medicinal preparation that has real
curative valIa almost sells Itself as
Ike m endless cham system the rem
ecy IS recommended ry those who
have been benefited 70 those VINO are
n need Of il
A prominent d-ug-is: says Take
for example Dy kiimers Swamp
Root, a preparation aave sold for
many Years and never hesitate 10
recommend. for II almost every case
il shows excellent results es mary Of
my customers testify. No other KID
uey remedy mas SC large d sale
According 10 sworn statements ano
verified testimony of thousands VINO
have used The preparation. the sue
cess If Dr. kilners Swamp Root Is
6ne 10 the fact. sc many people clA--n
Lha. 4 fUIfis almost every wish N
Ovs-com- ing kidney. LIVER and bladder
ailments, correct urinary troubles and
neuEraIizes the uric acid which causes
rheumatism
You may receive sample hctt1e,sof
Swamp Foot by Parcels Post AZ
dress Dr. EIlrae- & Co. RIaChanror.
". Y, and enclose ten cents; also
mention the Augusta Daily Ken.sbcc
Journal Large and medium size
bottles for sale at al drug stores-
1Sr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
SIXTH DESTROYER
IN Is MONTHS DIPS
AT BATH IRON WORKS

Bath. Ne, April ,a.-The .n'pedohoa-
DESTROYER Aaron Ward practically COM
aie,sd and sa,d % be further advanced
than any ever before launched n thus
nouusr,, INA antn the wa.ers OF the Ken
nebec RIVER today She n the sixth
destroyer launched from Ire yards af
the Eath Iron U orks within IL znon.hR-
The new va-snip was cnrisiened with
champagne ~ Mrs Capps ~ Washing
ton. wife Of Rear Admiral Washington
l. CappA. senior member Of The num-
penaa. ton board. and dxughtsf Of the
late Rear Admiral Aaron Ward An
other dauEafer Of the naral of,cer noi
whom the craft was named LiaR Hada
Ward Of Roslyn, L. L. aiso was present
Rezr Admiral Ward- who was -ettrea
IN Isl3 and died last year was prornos-
I'd for eminent and Conspicuous CON-
ducf during the spaniah-A.nerican wAf.
The destroyer viii he commanded by
Lett Commander Raymond A Spra-
anca. sxscu1t~s o0ur of m tSanaDaes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
kHuBeC COUNTY BOYS
7. \, C, 4. clRuen

The great drive for $3.50 900 is II
fDl swing. City after CRY anc town
after town are going over the top"
boys Of Maine. the boys Of kecnebec
county are expected to contribute
$500. Augustus quota, Is S396-
Now Is the TINE for the boys Of
the Capitol CITY To show their meta
They have made a fine record u the
Victory Boys" They are new asked
TO work and 10 give for heir own
benefit and for The benefit Of the
thousands OF boys n Maine who dc
not have the privileges which they
enjoy. These gifts are ool for les
Ton u the STATE Of Maine The
money raised VIII be SET apa- for
boys work. Among the great nene-
fits VIII De the nagridcen. raining
camp al Winthrop which vii be
very near AZ hand, and IRE direct
N kecnebec county
Let each Doy VINO wants to invest
n this great enterprise. and thus
become a part of II I'll GU. his sub
scr1p1lGn card LIS Boy Builder"
and return ne card % the 'Y"
All boys wiz DO not nave cards can
gel them rpm the ~ officials or
from Rev Eugene : PhiIbrook or
Elchard Eight Of Augusta, who have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

=. Lawrence. M-s- I'd, Sl-a-.or, Mrs.
,r.s -gv,lr. Ms. RAYMOND SNOW
an6 lie aoster.-
ME- Jennie "A .illa11s Of Ben On sia-
non. who Is In me Augusta Genera.
Easpirz. fer surgical tea T-nen- L
gaining rapidly.
". c " .n;i-ns If Benton Station
VINO IS -v.orr5nc u : Cpny sir-t't, = L.
-aF-a- VS. -arli1e ou M. and Ms Al
.4rr Dennis of Manchester last Tues
aav
p-Gr -cAC-N-s NJ : JOY If
South Paris a--:ved IL town Tues aT
70 a1-ead the sessicns OF me NJ
Methodist conference berg neia az t~e
FAIRFIELD MefhndlFt Episcopal rhu:7ce
Arthur z Ellis a serving an ne ju-v
al Sk5wnegaa TINS week.
John Small If Canaan and T-a-h Gee
and George Srpwe- IF Nswocr' were
sundRv guests Z. Parable farm
Hang Ear1Iin and I-InwooG t9Rrnlin
o3 Mar. y. Il. are nassia- The week
VIII tee.r cnusir M~s- A--5U- = Craig
NyE.S CCP~TR-7eo--s Horne u
Fai-4pld ~ esea he weekend with his
ua-a,-s. NJ. AID Mrs. a A. Eo-ne.
Pic.a-a :. Dev.ne OF Augusta vssi;e
his mother Mrs. ] ". Henderson ovs-
Sunday
Mrs. ra-l Anderson, who has he"n
risit.nr IN Por.an and Portland 'a- Ne
nast .h-ee weeks. returned home Tues
aHv evening.
Ne. A. A Forne went % Wate-vtile
Mundny to- a few weelSs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Lax Mr. Week IN opening spoke
briefly OF the organization Ct the
Canadian Y NJ c. A and Of some
u The Criticisms levsied at the work
Il the Z N C. A and then outlined
the campaign TOW on Ii Name. The
Inst speaker was Arthur ErEnan Of
Springfield, Mass. and International
Secretary u the Y M c. A Mr.
EaGDan L the first part Of his talk
outlined the scope Of the 7. NJ g A
work n the present RECONSTRUCTION
period In his Closing remarks he
look Up the crit cisccs ieveled al the
T. NJ C A work abroad during he
war showing bow Enwarralead they
were anE backed Up his statements
with STATISTICS and statements from
government officials together WITH
mary actual Instances Of which he
was Al eye witness not only back o.
he firing lines but when Eaoer shell
A.'e himself N The fruu- Inc trenches.
Mrs v HAN Clements. vic has
been visiting relatives = Spriogvale
her ho1ne Il Madison, Wednesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs E Frazier ana Ms
E Lessore went 10 Boston Thursday
morning for 4 few days visit
TIE Madison board Of seiecrner
are at deadlock ever tire appoint
nent q ROAD commissioner for The
coming year and :, Is expected Tia.
special town meeting vii De called
socn 70 settle tn MATER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

The anniversary q Lee surrender
Wa celebrated Wednesday evening
n Grange =, 4 by fine patriotic
musical and literary program under
the direction Of Ma-cellus s. Perkins
G. A r Circle, before very appre-
clatire audience Following the
program came a social and a small
gum Of money was ner-ed for the
benefit Of the Circle.
An event Of great inferesi 20 al
present was d supper and xet roreth-
er n the interest Of the Iocal drive
for the T NJ c o.. held n the Con-
grega1lonal church dining room. Or.
j. o. Lancaste-, chairman If the To-
ca committee. acted as master Of
ceremonies and after supper intro
4 ICED. as the frs, speaker Of the
evening, Mr. Weed, who for the past
TWO years has been engaged In 7.
n c A work for the Allies al Hal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
NATIONAL: HOME

officer Ct the day Capt Stephen
= Watson
MISS Grace Morse hospital an
ployes, mas gone 70 Boston eor a saor-
visit- Before returning she VII vls.,
her brother Warren N o-ee. who has
been overseas WITH Co. q. IA2d In
factry, "stk Division aad who IL al
Praser. z. Camp Devens awaiting
h.s 1ischa-g=
The MOVING picture program fer
Friday evening VII De Mae Marsh N
The Facing strain GOODWIN
tenure; a Pathe News aac 2 COMEDY
entitled u a Tree"
Frederick r. s Mor-in. late Co 4.
-sf Ks-t-. Ne. In. has been taken
VI :. A P. awaiting admission
The fuaera. 81 Joseph Mosho. late
&C. /, N Z z. Ar. WI o. held =.
the Eor,e eta pei a. % A N. Friday
The death Of Frank klader occur
RED II the hospital here Wednesday,
evening. Ee vas born IN Manc hester
y. Il. about S. years a-c.. Ee enlisted
n Co Q. til aeg1- \. H Vofua-
1eerx. or Oct Is, 1861, and was dis
charged a. Beaufort :. c.. On Jucr
-e62 Ee was admitted 70 the
Home from Manchester, Y f. aug
%, 1891.
The Death q Augustus Hartford
occurred N the hospi.Al here Thurs
day morning. He was ao-- Il Ear
ford. Me. about - years ago Re en-
listed n Co. G Eth Re- Ne Inf
Sept :, 1861. g.! Augusta Name. and
was discharged a. Seau<a--. $. G.
Dec 81. 1B62. and Immediately re-
enlisted al the Same place n the
same com pany, and was discharged
H Fort Monroe RI Hampton. Va. or
Jan 1B, 1863. He was Admired . the
Home from Lewiston. Name on
April 3 1919 Els oocv VIII be sent
F-1day Ii Lewiston far burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
Cmy High Notes

The Cany oaskethAl -sRm VIII leave
az :. clock this noun Tor 61nfar1
where Inc SECOND game Of The series %,
State championship Will Lake place
From the way the local boys Won 1roH
the Eautard team n Assembly ha-.
Wed esday evening their SUPPER ers
teei that they WE emerge --aE1 ne
contest v1cc0-1Cus ms evening n.
FLOWING ren vii taRe the C-..::}: Coach
Thompson. capt. McCou-taey, Hill
Soule. Eednan. Tnas and 9luu,nsr
Baseball practice AZ Clock this aft
ernoon On the diamond. The field has
been scraped, the new uni1 orrns have
been shipped from the manufacturers
and are expected any oar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
Catarrhal Deafness
aad Esad Noises
TELLS SAFE AND SIMPLE WAY
TO TREAT AND aELlEVE
At HOME

r you nave ca-a-a. Catarrhal DEAF
ness head noiseK- caused by ca.A.-h.
~ I. pnieEm drops il your rhraA; and
has "a used cA;zrrh ps the stomach or
bowels you will ne glad 10 know LhAs
these distressing symptoms may ne en-
ti'sly overcome IN many Instao noes by
the following treatment which Jou can
easily prepare IN vour own home q; HI
lie cost. Secure from your druggist !
ounce Of Pa--ufnt Double strength.
Take th:E home and add to II i pint Of
NIT wafer and little Gr1nulated sugar;
Stir uncii dissolved. Take enc table
fp0onfm four times . day. An .1pfUve-
ment 10 sometimes noted AFTER the nfH
days treatment Breathing should BE-
cune eREr. while the distressing hond
noises. heAdAchea- 6uilneas. cloudy
thinking. etc. should gradually diAp-
pear under the ucnsc action Of the rrUaI-
manL 1oGs Of smell. taste. detective
hearing and mucous dropping n the hack
Of the throat are other xymptnmo which
suggest the presence Of cAtAfTA and
which may ofIe7 be overcame BY tins
efncAcious Treatment i - ~ that
nearly ninety - ceHt. Of II ear tTuu-
hleo re caused by cAtAf.n and tAere
MUST therefore. be MAay people whoao
hans!ng may be r1a6oaAd By this simple,
harmless. home rfeAtDenI-Aor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

On Septenn her 18th. 1elA, II. VI. H
Harms ordered a Hudson coupe anu j;
die not arrive n Bos. On 2nIl Tuesday
morning. April 3. 1919. u Harris aaa
M Lawrence left Tuescay night ID
BRING me ca hack over The road The
doctor states taat while he was II he
Boston nface yesterday taey solc SIX
cars al wholesale and nine ca~s a. re-
tal amounting ID aoou: S.:..9ga. Late u
the afternoon man came Z wishing 70
nuy d coupe and as tits model CIR was
sod " n advance ne offered the doc
tnr s-s premium for his car As he
condition Of The roads n Maine were
not Of ne best the doctor decided x
accept me orer aad wa; for future de-
live-y. 90 ~ and Nj lawrence came
home On me r-aiu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Nellie Racnards ElIon- wife Of Dis =
VIC Nancy HI1ton. passed away
Thursday at her home II DaTnariscoI :
"A, aged Sc wears. She Is survived by
the hEsba nd and by three Sisters. NJ rs
Davis. Mrs Hitchcock and Ms. Al
bert Blanchard. al OF Da-aa-iscor-a
also by TWO srep-6a lighters Mrs. Q
b EunneweU and Mrs. Linden (
Chapman. both IT Augusta. The IL
ternen1 VIII De Il the family lot II
the Randolph cemetery az P. NJ
SarurGav-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
It's SpE;Eg:ime
Celery King Time

Flood Cleaning tine q herr
u Ia; VII. C.ve lAe children and -ake
myself
Ceie-y King. O. cnursNthe Kind that
tS1ne- and r-.utass lakes every spring
Iry 1eIe-r - re 70 D..rIy .at niuud
n is s7Ir'l:1 Ct ne COST = a.-nosf nothing
he ae....ti: Aty.nd yrce
A cup II freshly nrev-d Gallery x .ag
ese-y ether 1Irht vii drive poisonous
waste from the system. vii tone up
.4,e l'e-, brighten Up .:uG eyes and I'll
VAR waoIe being = ne Joy q liz .ns.
KS .ust he Ugh; spring medicine
,surs!y vsEe;s h4e.-Aav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Winthrop $780, laa-0a S.-D8
Windsor ~ $500 = 90
Boys Of helaehec county. get into
the game Line Up with the neE-
Let every Johnny get his card. or
send Il his pledge by NAL IS fol-
lows Il hereby pledge 20 contribute
the SUN Of - dollars 20 be paid
On Or before October st. 1919"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
BOSTON POLICE ARREST
FORMER AUGUSTA BOY
From Boston Post J

At least TWO daring hoidEps and
several 5u-Zla-,es have been cleared
Up the police @Ey. oy The arrest CT
three yoUihS. well known Il BoEron
anG Chelsea. who were n the Ctei-
sea coUr: Tuesday aac were held L.
S5ona for the grand Jury.
The r-ie are PHILIP Coidoerc Is
years. Of IS BeT3aEhau street. Chef
seq William AIberrs, - years. q e
Water street Aogasa. Ne. and
Samuel VI. Scheidermal. y Jsa-s.
Of = Irving greet. Boston
They confeseec- the police say, 70
the robbery ~ the DOLE. Of Gun Of
Central avenue Caelsea merchant
whose s1ors they entered few
nights ago and deuaodedd that he
&C ID a back room under oenal-y Of
being sho, while they ri1iea his
cash register a1o secured &C.. On
Curve stree. II the South End. they
visited the Police aliegs. the store
Of Greek and robbed htm OF a.a In
the same manner. TWO Ct the you1h..
entered ne stores and one remained
Cd the outside to watch for The po-
ice Their apprehension was due 10
clever WORK by Patrol0en V al,er
Sa-oen and Timothy birmingham If
The Chelsea department
Il was ne wild, wild women ex-
piaI med Alher-s, the oldest Of the
ZIG, when asked VIVA. ie1 HIN 10
commit he holdup. Two Of the boys
ScaelderIan and Goldberg, SAID
they hac been living on Shirley
stree Winthrop. with two mn-ied
women. whose Ausoano.> are away.
lherts when II this CITY WAS Al
different times employed n VARIOUS
poolrooms. at one Of the local thea
ters. and i is SAID tha. The last Of
als beng aers ne was employed al
the AcgVgra Eouae n. he'll t,cy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
Red Cross Notes

There viii be sewing all day today,
Friday, a. the aldermen roons al
City hal The dIrecCess for The
morning VII De Mrs. Samuel Stew
art AID fer the afternoon Mrs
Eeorge Ra-uekpy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Wagner Charles Whitney Of The
Supply Company, 1850 Infantry. 18th
division. is passing i Lhree-days fur
iougn a. Ills home n ta2s CRY. among
the souvenirs thai he crougn. with
him on his return wac a knife that
ne had taken from = German The
knife has Is noLches OF liz handle
eacn notch IS SAID 10 represent an
American whom the German hac
get
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

The auto fire bruek responded 10 .
st4n alarm a. lc.18 Thursday noon
One to a chimney fire AZ 80 Arsenal
street. N the house owned by the Tit
comb E<.al Estate Assoc larion and oc-
cuplea by Charles Bowman. -Four
chemicals were used. The truck re-
sponded ID another still alarm from
the same place az 2O5 p M. and one
chemical was used
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11
MOP CATCHES FIRE
And Causes Aute Truck Trip
koisnes- Swift Co. Store

The auto IRE truck responded 70 a
Still alarm about 6.20 Thursday eve
ming due to an inciplent fire n the
store Of the Eoimes-Swift Co. 81
Water street The fire originated In a
mop which stood behind the raaia-
tor in the front part Of the store
Previous to the arrival Of the auto
t--uck the fire was extiuEuizhed by
Night Cnicer William Corbeti Of the
police. with a chemical sxt1nguisher
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

a very enjoyable private dancing par
~ WAS gwen n :. O. o r hal last
evening Sv N-v Ed::h -urr,e- ana Miss
Jane Eer-in, mere ne;1g about 81 PEG pc
preser.- 2a-. II ne evening WIS passed
il playing whist Eef-esh-nents were
served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Pvt Napoleon Felaerier who Is a
member OF ca n. 1B:rd Infantry, is
passing a few GAYS n the CRY as the
guest of his mother. Mrs Thomas
PeIletier al her home Oh Washington
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

charge Of the boys' campaign II this
section
Following ara the Iocal quotas for
lower keanebec county as assigned
ny the State secretaries or the basis
Of the Victory Boys campaign:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

A REAL IRON TONIC
*. -e-ri-o, Nay Ee Just What
Van Neec This Scrjnc.


n-0Dao iv cEne people out Of Ten hare
PSI ~ ara losing their E-p On health
-naaa --vinE months Of awful cpl
bar,ics exposure II damn. changer bic
s~,.l., Ind ASSOCIATION with SICK PEG
D. Il c~a-nsated homes.
'+aleIea alond- LOSE Of ne rna cor-
pusc!+.s sna-:ered nerves, LOSE Of ap-
Ret.'; 3ajl. doZT feelings II he head.
f',a;' al lUudlT cal3 IT the 7sa-
Pa s-~-sr--A and noE-.s'Gr1ert rha-
fA'7-.t'-n " g-v- vou- L IS 4 wander
o.J''---s'-..v W. Of aner1lc tendency, pA4e-
rs .G.ngltlr nerve exhaustion.
-'e't-~ar -as-arss the REQ corpuscles 10
r Aff1G ana gives Natural vlG0r II I
e.. rtiA- a+-eps NJ courage. makes !Tou
Pa M Hel .fUl - voQr IAN J. and
ti~ta} -au Contributes wonderfully %
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

The regular meeting of Lombard
Camp- P N A, viii be held this
Friday evening ar G. A R. hail
There VIII be initiation after which
a harves, supper win be served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Mrs Ma-y L Lee passed away OF
Wednesday morning al her home. !,
Washington street aged SO years
Funeral service VIII beheid at
O clock tbs Friday morning frum 81.
a uEuss1nes Catholic church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

The Hospital Aid viii meet at 5
o'clock Saturday afternoon 1t the
Y NJ c A. Assembly hall The sec
retary viii be glad 10 receive At this
time membership dues yet unpaid, Il
more convenient to members.