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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13

Team colIidssr with Asso

A serious accident occurred lats
Thursday eveuinS when q car owaeA
and driven by Charles Gardner Of this
city collided with . team coming from
waterviile on Upper College avenue.
Bystanders said the driver and othe.
occupant Of the team were both APP
parently intoxicated. Although Mr.. Gar.
diner was driving exceedingly slow and
succeed in getting the car. out Of the
horses way. The car was only slight
ly damaged but the team was all
smashed up. No serious damage was
done to the horse: neither were any
of the people In either the car or the
team hurt. The police were summoned
and the men tnken care Of for the
night.
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JAPS NAME NEW
AMBASSADOR TO
UNITED STATES

Washington. Sept. H-Kijuro Shide-
hara. vice secretary Of foreign affairs.
has been formally gazetted IS Japanese
ambassador to the United States. ac-
cording to embassy advices.
He will succeed viscount Ishii, re-
tired. and it is understood that his post
In the foreign once will be filled by
Masanao Hanihara, now consul general
at San Francisco.
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Jugo-Slavia Concludes
Commercial Treaty
with Austria and Hungary

Laibach. Sept. 12--French Wireless
Service)--Jugo-siavia has concluded
a commercial treaty with Austrian
and Hungary by which it will supply
the two neighboring states with noor.
corn and ore. The preliminary treas
was signed on Wednesday. Delegates
have started from Belfrade to con-
clude at Prague an agreement VIII
Jugo.Slavia. Under the treaty conai'
tons Of exchange will be fixed ior
sugar, oil and machinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Notice Of Condemnation Of Land for
Alteration Of State Highway

Alteration Of State Highway
In conformit-. with the provisions Of
Section II of Chapter Is of the Revise
Statutes Of Maine. and acting under the
authority thereof. we hereby determine
that public exigency requires the taking
Of the following parcel Of land situated
In Vassalboro in the County of Kenne-
bee and State Of Maine, belonging to
Leander Wentworth of said vassalboro.
for the purpose of providing for a
change of location of. a portion Of State
Highway III in said town, viz:
Beginning at a point thirty-three
(SO feet northwesterly from station
M ~ Of the center line Of location
said point b benz shout eight ass IS fse;
southeasterly from the southerly cor
ner of Leander Wentworth's barn:
thence running parallel with. and
thirty 1rs Ss feet distant FROM the
tion N. Ae-4r east. a distance Of 1--WE
opposite station SaT22: Themes BY a
to tss isss St sssus set
. distance Of tive hundred forty-two
opposite and thirty-three (ss) feet from
sossS es sssnes fo on h sanSs1i
ninety.five (4ss) feet more or less to /
point in the westerly line Of land Of
Frank Rollins. said point being thirty
angles to the center line; thence
southerly along the boundary line be-
tween land Of said Rollins and said
Wentworth. crossing the center line
said boundary to a point thirty-thtee
7 line: measured ss right ANGLES thereto;
hundred and three t4osl feet to a point
opposite. and thirty.three (39 Ieet
| southeasterly from station 239+74.a;
thence by a curve to the right of a
three usl0 feet. distance of two
| hundred dfty-one and no-tenths (25l. 0)
! feet to point opposite, and thirty
three lSO feet distance. from station
Ao-H' west to the intersection Of the
northerly line of the right Of way OF
the old County Road: thence south
s.s os a snF II the w nSrh endy.ne line I
center line Of the new location, an l
continuing southeasterly along old
,,I 90 Of ysy to point opposite sta "a.
/ 90 feet more or less to the point OF
beginning. Containing one and forty
three one hundredths Q.40 acres.
We. therefore. declare said land con.
demned by us for the purposes abov4
mentioned and we hereby take over and
hold the same for the State for public
use. Said alterations and the land
herebv taken are more definitely shown
upon a plan accompanying this notice
The foregoing description and said plan
conform to survey made under on.
direction as required by the provisions
Of said Section II. This notice and the
plan accompanying the same shall be
recorded forthwith in the Registry Of
| Deeds for Kennebec County. A copy
| of this notice shall be forthwith pub
| lished in the Kennebec Journal pub
| lished at Augusta in said County, and a
copy sent forthwith by registered mail
to the owner Of saiC land.
| Given under our hands and the seal
| Of said Commission at Augusta, Maine
this eleventh day Of September. A. D.
1918.
P. J. pEERING, Chr,
W. NJ. AVER,
| F. A. PEABODY,
State Highway Commission.
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STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Notice Of Condemnation OF Land for
Alteration Of State Highway

In conformity with the provisions Of
Section u OF Chapter Is Of the Revised
Statutes Of Maine. and acting under
the authority thereof, we hereby deter
mine that public exigencies requires the
taking Of the following parcel Of land
situated In vassalboro in the County OF
Kennebec and State Of Maine. belong
ing to Frank Rollins Of said vassal-
boro. for the purpose Of providing for
a change Of location of a portion of
State Highway III in said town. viz:
''Besinning At !. point in the wester::
County Road leading from Augusta to
Waterville, said point being about OPP
posite station 2AlS Of the center line
q the new location of State Highway
.hs.. a. f. and q BEING neTa eR 1a
tSs) feet southeasterly from said sta
ton. measured at right angles to said
center line: thence On a tangent:
. s.ssi ssoa; s 3 t s:as to Lana 81
Wentworth; thence norsh.ssts1,y
crossing the center line Of the
nsn s W.hsor ana continuing ont ling a 10
point thirty-three C0 feet from said
thereto: thence north 6o.1T east,
parallel to- said center line q distance
posite station A5L.s P. c. Of the cen:
three iss) feet northwesteriy therefrom
thence BY q curve to the right Of a
Q9lO feet TO the westerly line Of the
right Of way Of said old County Road; ;
thence southerly. along the westerly
line Of the old right Of way esos s,ins
and continuing along said westerly
line Of old right of way to the point
q Sesinnins. Containing about OILS
we, therefore. declare said land con
demned by W for the purposes above
mentioned and we hereby take over and
hold the same for the State for public
uses. Said alterations and the land
hereby taken are more definitely shown
upon 0 Elan accompanying this notice.
The foregoing description and said plar:
conform to a survey made under our
direction as required by the provisions
Of said Section II. This notice and the
plan accompanying the same shall be
recorded forthwith In the Registry OF
Deeds for Kennebec County. A copy OF
this notice shall be forthwith published
in the Kennebec Journal, published. at
Augusta In said County. and a copy sent
forthwith by registered mail to the
owner of said land.
Given under our hands and the seal
of said Commission at Augusta. Maine
this eleventh day Of September, A. D.
1919
p. J. pEERING. Chr.
W. N. AVER.
r. A. PEABODY.
state Highway Commission.
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Of Mrs. Limits mother. Mrs. Celia

Of Mrs. Limits mother, Mrs. Celia
Piper.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Everett Hunter and
family have returned from an outing
At East pond.
Mrs. cottreil Of Belfast II passing
q few days with her nephew. Frank
Davis.
Miss Janett Lotejoy who has been
passing her vac&tion ct her home,
has returned to her school.
Miss Frances Goodwin has re-
turned home after visiting relatives
In Winthrop.
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OLD FOLKS DAY
Continued from Paaa onal

many old acquaintance ana much
pleasure that would have been theirs
had the fair been fortunate enough
to have had good weather.
The management Of the fair can be
depended upon to work cut the prob
lem confronting them and Water
vile will have a fair next year,
weather permitting that will be a
credit to tho city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
OMSK BELIEVED FREE
OF BOLSHEvIK MENACE

Washington. Sept. 12-Dispatcne'
sent from omsk Sept. 10 by the Am
erlcan consul report that the nor.
thern Siberian army has stopped It's
retreat; Ia now west Of the lsham
river ana II generally is believed
that Omsk 10 ! out Of the BolshevA
danger.
They make no mention OF the as,
aster 10 the southern army reported
In Bolshevik advices from Moscow
to London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
Crews Drown When
SchOOners Sink
in Hurricane

Miami. Fla, Sept. 1.-Two schooners
went down at Cat Island. Bahama
group. with all on board during the
hurricane several days ago. according
to persons who arrived here from the
Bahamas today. At Eleurtha Island
several buildings were destroyed. In
the windward Islands two schconers
were lost, and at watliny's Island sew
sral houses were destroyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
SENATORS SIGN
SOUTHPAW FROM
NEW HAVEN CLUB

New Haven, Conn.,, Sept. Hilary
Courtney, left handed pitcher Of the
New Haven Club was sold today to
the Washington Americans, won 10
and lost II games this season with a
team that finished second last in the
Eastern League. and he has shutout
victories to his credit over the Chi
cago Nationals and New York Am
orleans in exhibition games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
STATE OF MAINE
Piscataquis. %. Board Of County Com
missioners. April Term, A. D. 1919

Piscataquis. IS. Board OF County Com
missioners. April Term, A. D. 1919.
On petition of Joseph Dawson and
others praying that. highway be laid
road in Greenville near the McFarlane
Place, SO called. by certain route de-
scribed therein. so as to intersect the
county i,II road leading from the wharf At
near the bridge that crosses the stream
near the Lilly Bay Hotel. so called,
Med with said Board January eth, A.
Han e said Gresnville. March 18Th: A
D. 1919. Said Board adJudged tha,
CURED that the highway as prayed for
nrav sa'd petition na.,t be made and the
on the 9Th day of May. A. D. 1913. be-
lar April Term Of said Board. said
Board proceeded to locate and establish
fixed November first, A. D. 1919 as the
date when it should be made and
opened. allowing no damages to any
ns, and made return Of same and
the custody Of their clerk. -
And now on this first day of July, A:
p. 1913. being an adjournsd session Of
said Toard q equity sa eom naad sSanS
adJudges that in respect to that part
OF said highway not situate in ary
town or plantation required by law to
raise money to make and repair high
ways the following townships and
divisions Of townships over which aid
highway is laid. and adjoining town
ships and equitable divisions thereof
are benefited thereby. and we assess
upon each of said townships and divi-
sions thereof. for the making. opening
and paying. expenses attending it, the
arnotnt which we Judge necessary for
that purpose as follows, said town.
owned by the persons or corporations
hereafter named:
Distribution of the Total Cost of the
Ereenville-Liiy Bay Road across Gore
A. and Lily Bay Townships, based
on 10000 per Mile.
Gore 2. A. .$24.lS950
Lily Bay 6,937Q0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
CANADIAN HOUSE
RATIFIES TREATY
WITH GERMANY

Ottawa. Sept. 1.-THE House Of Com.
mons assented without reservation to.
day to the treaty Of peace with Ger
many. Both houses Of parliament now
have ratified the treaty and nothca-
ton to this effect was forwarded i'm
mediately to the British government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
BENTON

Miss Arlene Plun,rner has returned
home from osunqutt whore she has
been employed during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lint and
daushtsf Of Etns were recent guests
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13
state Of Maine
omct q Beard Of stste Assssors

Augusta. september ). iSiS
Notice. q hereby given that Ghe
Board Of state Assessors viii be in ses-
sion ct the city Building IN Watefytlis
It ) O'clock. 4. Il; at tie stats Houss
in Augusta on Wednesday. the 18th day
b. iSiS. "a de County q Kenne6ec. @
make Q Just equalization fthe taxable
property In said county, and 70 invest.
gate charges o. concealnAent OF prop
erty from taxation. Of uDder valuation
and Of failure to assesp property liable
to taxation. -
VT pERsseoEKkN .
Hoard 81 STATE A10eesorS.
+. n. stefline. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-13

80 ~ ESStcyS VdSSdiDOEO. Camp
bells Early: LIST, Mrs. A. H. e. Buff
fam. Waterville: I'd. Sunset Ridge
Farm, Fairfield.
Apple Special. Commercial Pack
Fruit Growers Association Special,
10 bbls. apples, 1st. Oxford Bears
Fruit Growers Assn.
Fancy Boxed Fruit, bu.: Wealthy,
VIII N. Savage. Waterville. st. Law
renee. LIST, r. J. Moody, Jr., Hebron.
Gravenstein. LIST. W. g. Conant, He
bron; I'd. r. ]. Moody. Jr.. Hebron.
Plums--Best dish Burbank: LIST.
Judson J. Harding. Albion: I'd. A. r.
Armstrong. Waterville. Best dish
Bradshaw: LIST. A. F. Armstrong. Wa.
terville. Best dish Damson: LIST, Al
ian =. Reynolds. Waterville. Best
dish Shippers Pride: LIST. Sunset
Ridge Farm. Fairfield. Best dish
Yellow Egg: LIST, ]. M. Tozier. Fair
field: "a. A. r, Armstrong. Waterville.
Guernseys-Bull. years old or over
LIST and 2nd. a. 8. Smith. Monmouth.
Me-; 3rd. Chas. H. Berry, Monmouth,
Me. Bull. years old and under 8.
LIST. Oliver N. Rose. Greene. Met "a,
estate Of c. H. Happen, winthrop,
Me-; Srd, Chas. H. Berry. Monmouth.
Me. Bull. year old and under 2,
LIST ana 9Th, Chas. n. Berry, Mon
mouth. Me-; End ana 3fd. @. s. Smith,
Monmouth. Ne. Senior Bull olaf. Let
ana Sfd. estate OF c. H. Tappan.
winthrop, Me-; snd and 9Th, q. 8.
Smith. Monmouth. Ne. Junior bull
calf. list, estate Of c. H. Tappan,
Winthrop. Me-: End. Oliver N. Rose,
Greene. Me-: 3rd. chas. H. Berry
Monmouth, Ne. Cow. . years or over.
1st and srd. Tappan>- stock farm.
Winthrop. Me-: End and 9Th. oliver
N. Rose, Greene, Ne. Cow, : years old
and under 4 LIT chas T. Berry.
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$31,417.50
GuTDC. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
SALES MANAGER

Financial organization requires the SER
vices OF an experienced. competent A.ies
manager for our Newark once. Only men
VIA be considered who have dnmonst r at ed
or;AnizinR abtiiy. 10 s0 mon offer "a
cornrfiisnion proposition With stock bonus
which Will mean financial indep pc ndc nee
Btato experience ana present connections.
which will be treated contidontiAlly. Write
A.. Box lok. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

CLERKS
The New York Telephone
Company desires to engage a
number of young ladies from
II to % years of age for per-
manent positions in it's Ac-
counting Offices.
Experience is not necessary,
as the work is easily learned
and all new employees are given
thorough instructions by wom-
en- supervisors.
The hours are from 8 to S.
with one hour Tor lunch and
half day on Saturdays.
The working conditions and
surroundings are excellent
light, we'll ventilated offices,
sanitary lunch rooms, comfort
able rest rooms, etc.
The salary of $11 per week
for beginners is increased at
the end of the second month,
and increases are given at fire.
quent intervals thereafter.
The opportunities for ad-
vancement to higher paid posi-
tions are unlimited.
Applications for these posi-
tions may be made either in
person or by letter to Miss M.
A. Kerwin, Room 502, rs
Church Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

BCok EEPER. experienced. with gome
Knowledge OF stcnogra md tvpewrit-
Ing Apply IN person. Albert Paper BOX
20, Hhrrison Place and Varick av.. Blslyh
BOOkKEEPER nnd stcnoprunher. must
understand controlling accounts state
age and religion; salary 32s. BOX IL. EOS
broadway, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Clas sified Advertisi Ing un n $
HELP WANTED FEMALE

SALESWOMEN
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Have vacancies in the fol-
lowing departments for
saleswomen; experience is
preferred but not neces-
sary. The salaries paid
are attractive, with a
bonus system which pro-
vides in addition direct re-
ward for the efficient:
Misses Suits and Coats
Velvets
Toys and Games
Ladies' Shoes
Chlldren'S Shoes
Stationery
Housefurnishings
Blankets
-Flannels
Candy
SODA DISPENSERS
Require several women as
dispensers at their soda
fountain.
Applications can be made
any time during the day at
the Employment Office,
Subway Floor, Central
Building, or by mail.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
SALESMEN

We want n few good men who have been
accustomed to earning large incomes Our
proposition liz the most unusual and at
tracttve that has been offered to the IN
vesttng public for long timc, and liz
backed by responsible and reputable busi-
ness men. Liberal commission, Office CO.
operation. Only ono interview required to
effect kaie. Apply Room il29 Marbridge
Building. ~ W 3tth st.. New York City
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

SALESMAN
Corporation wants capable sales
man. age 2s TO 80, to sell it's we'll
known
TAX SERVICE
ana othcr business services to banks.
attorneys. accountants and bu.incsa
eAccut'!es. Permanent connection.
Our salcsmen earn $4,000 to 81 snn
commission frst year Income in
creases yearly, due to renewals. Pro-
for high-grade insurance or special.
ty salesman. A.. 4lG Tribune
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

school graduate preferred
experience unnecessary, but some knowl.
edge OF comptOmeter would be helpful
must be quick and accurate at figures; ad
yancement according to ability; hours, te
b; downtown Manhattan state age. educa.
tion and salary expected. Box 411
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

CLERKS-GIRLS
Good position for bright be-
ginners and juniors with work
ing papers. Mccall, 236 West
37th.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER required
by manager of large electrical manu-
featuring company; or1ces above 34th st ;
wholesaling only; applicant to secure In
terview must write letter of application,
stating age, education. experience. nation
altty, religion. references, salary, residence,
ETC.; must have initiative combined with
good Judgment preference given to one
familiar with graphic records and cleo
trlcal or kindred lines; position permanent.
Box 4o3, Tribune Office.
Oliver operator; the
position open offers excellent opportun-
just completed the study OF stenography
and Is competent typist only those we'll
moderate, rapid advancement assured and
pleasant working conditions; Protestant
preferred. Telephone Mr.. Lewis. Worth
ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
HELP WANTED MALE
DECORATIVE
SALESMAN

Abraham & Straus, Brook
lyn, require a decorative
salesman, one familiar with
high grade home furnishing
and who has had special
training in handling fine
draperies and curtains. Per
manent position with good
salary. also bonus features.
Apply by mail only, address,
ing Superintendent, Abra-
ham & Straus. Fulton Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
COLORISTS

We teach you how to paint on
lantern slides for home work ;
paid while learning. Apply in
person to Mr.. Gray, 1874 Broad
way.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

CLERK, Christian. experienced or mex
perienced. typewriting preferred; salary
$15-s20. Cali Bowtells Agency. 40
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
statesmen


SALESMAN WANTED-PHILADE
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, TO
HANDLE LINE OF VEILINGS. NETS
ETC; A MAN ACQUAINTED WITH
THE TRADE AND EXPERIENCED IN
THE LINE PREFERRED.
SALARY AND COMMISSION.
KINDLY APPLY BY MAIL TO
r. & Z. VAN RAALTE
70 FIFTH Av.. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
COLORISTS

COOK for family. 1s miles from city; pleas
ant surroundings and working conditions 4;
other help: Scandinavian: wages t65 Phone
Mrs. Johnston. Scarsdale 1871.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

GIRLS. 1916. SMART. WILLING, FOR
OFF!cn WORK; $40 TO START APP
PLY MRS. G. u !. 1T EDITORIAL,
DEPT. NEW YORK TR1BUNH ia
NASSAU ST.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

COOK and houseworkcr: no laundry: highest
wages paid; references. Greenbaurn. / ".
e2d st Phone Riverside 58l9
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

EARN 325 weekly. spare time writing for
newspapers. magazines: experienced un-
necessary: details free. Press Syndicate,
455. st. Louis. Mo.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

SALESMAN with experience to sell we'll
known paint speciality TO paint and
hard trade out OF town; state quail
hcat!ons and references. BOX a AIS, Trsb-
une Office
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19

Statesmen (2). active. educated men for
special work In New York and New
Jersey: weekly advance and commission.
CAL 1912. A. W. Ross Dodd Mead & Co.,
449 4th av
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
HELP WANTED MALE
statesmen

TEN STOCK Statesmen WANT
ED WHO HAVE CLIENTELE PIE
TERPED; SALARY AND COMMlS-
SION CALL SIC FIFTH AVE.
SUITE 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-30
GIRLS
CARRIED AWAY
IN FREIGHT CAR
Request Made for Allies to Save
Former Emperor
TAKES BLAME FOR WAR
HoIIweg Desired TO Take This Step
May 2o--Was Kept From 1t
by Germans
TAKES BLAME FOR WAR

North Adams, June 29.-Love for
bananas on the part of Florence Mari
10, and Amelia Baruzzi. five of this
city resulted In the two little girls
being locked up refrigerator car for
"a hours during which time they were
transported more han so miles from
their homes to the great anxiety of
their parents The girls both Of whom
live on Furnace street, went to the
Boston and Main freight yards yes
terday about noon as had been their
custom to look for bananas. Seeing
car that had contained bananas
they entered.
While they were inside, railroad
man, not knowing of their presence
there, came along and locked the door
of the car. Soon the car was made
part of train bound for Mechanics
Vile N. Y. The little girls were
found this noon time when the car
was switched to siding and cries
were heard.
During the time they were missing
from their homes their parents were
distracted and the police force as well
as several neighbors secured the city
in search of them. This morning a
number of friends of the families
spent several hours searching the
woods near where the little girls lived
in the hope of finding them. About
noontime. however, Chief OF Police
Dineen received word that the girls
had been found in Mechanicsville
Their parents were notified and they
were so overjoyed that they hired an
automobile and went for the little
stowaways who had 50-mile auto
mobile trip added to their other ad-
ventures. They arrived home about
o'clock this evening none the worse
for their experience. although both
admitted that they cried whole LOT
and that it was very dark in the car.