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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-12

ate session on Monday. The senator
has not relinquished his interest in the
league, nor has he had occasion to
change his mind with respect to its ap-
provaI by the senate. For more than
four months he has been working in
defatigably for the league and he was
glad to take advantage of few days
recess to get rest on the Massa-
cusetts coast"
There is NoouarreI.
! WASHINGTON, July 12.-Secre-
tary Tumulty today issued state
| ment declaring reports Of disagree
ment between President Wilson and
Senator Hitchcock, who had been
one OF his most ardent supporters,
are untrue.
The statement follows:
"The stories appearing In the
morning papers of disagreement
between the president and Senator
Hitchcock are without the slightest
| foundation. There has been no con-
ference between the president and
the democratic senators either at the
white house or at the capitol since
his return. What the newspapers
refer to as conference was merely
an informal meeting at the presi-
dents room In the capitol which
took place Immediately after the
president addressed the senate when
many democratic senators, including
Senator Hitchcock, came to greet the
president and congratulate him
upon his address.
Il was present when the president
met Senator Hitchcock. The meet
ing was most cordial in every way.
The president deeply appreciates
Senator Hitchcock's fine support as
| the ranking member OF the commit
tee on foreign relations and will at
the earliest moment seek an oppor-
tunity to confer with him on all
phases Of the peace treaty"
Reward for Japan.
WASHINGTON, July Japan gets
Sbantung on the same principle man
would be rewarded for ousting burg
lar from another mans property.
This is to be the Administrations
explanation of the Shantung settle
ment, Senator Swanson, Virginia, said
today following talk with President
Wilson.
Japan ousted the German burglar
from China" said Swanson" AS re-
ward Japan is entitled to collect at
least as much as it spent in doing so.
This Japan can do through temporary
possession of Shantung.
n.I Ma,f SaIe
WASHINGTON July 1.-THE war
ldenartnent today announced the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-12
Some Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1 ]
CHICAGO, July 80. S. John
son, sued for clinging overlong to a
rented dress suit, eft for a prince"
said the prince 1t was At for evi-
IDENTIFY was bumped back, and crooked
legged.
Six Have Broken Bones.
GRINNTLL, Ia. July 12.-The big
thirst be dinged. During one week,
since July l, six persons have SUI
fered broken bones. Cherries were
ripening during the seven days.
All Lit UP.
DETROIT, Mich, July 12.-Wm
Rosekat was "all lit uD." police found
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-12
Several Bills in Senate Aimed to Curb Activi-
ties of "Big Five" Which is Charged
With Being Menace.
ABSOLUTE D|CTAT|0N SEEN IN FUTURE
Time May Come When Packers Can Tell
People Just What They May Eat and
What Cost Shall be.

utility research experts reported today,
In the same period, they said, clothing
has advanced 230 per cent, coal So per
cent and taxes 100 per cent
Hogs go to $23.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Servtce.J
CHICAGO, July 12.--Hogs reached
the record price of $500 per hundred
pounds at the stock yards here today.
The market opened with S22.9 yester-
days close, as the high, but bridged
the gap to $500 after spirited trad
ing. Packers believed prices were due
for drop.
TO ,sJx Resale Prices.
WASHINGTON, July 12.--In a spe-
cial report to congress, the federal
trade commission today urged passage
OF legislation permitting manufactur.
ers to fix and maintain resale prices.
! Such legislation. the commission
stated, would promote the efficiency
of manufacturing and commercial in
stitutions and serve the interests OF
the consuming public.
Under the legislation recommended
by the commission, manufacturers de-
string to fix and maintain resale prices
would file with an agency. to be desig-
mated by congress, description of ar
ticles, contracts of sale and the price
schedules to be maintained This
agency would be charged with the duty
upon complaint of any dealer or con-
sumer or other party at interest to re-
view the terms of contracts and prices
and revise the prices il found necea
sary
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-12
B BALLOON
NEARING
SCOTLAND
British Dirigible R-34 Less
Than Thousand Miles from
Other Side at Noon
Today.
LANDS SUNDAY MORNING
ono Engine Out of Whaok and Speed
ls Lessenlno as Journeys
End Across Atlantic
Approaches
LANDS SUNDAY MORNING

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON, July 12.-The British
dirigible R-34 was $50 miles west OF
London at II a. M, Greenwich time
& a. m. New York time), the air
ministry announced today. Her po-
sition at that hour was 62.b5 north
latitude and 1890 west longitude.
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/ The Telegraph Service of The
na;lv Gate City and Constitu-
.;on.Democrat is received over
onr own leased wire.
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There Is NoQuarrel.

Canned Meat Sale.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE war
today announced tne
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-12

CHICAGO, July 12.-Since 1916 food
prices have risen 216 per cent, public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
FUNERAL OF COUNCILLOR
FAY AT DEXTER, SUNDAY

Dexter Ne. June Environment
men from all over Maine vere pres
en. AT the funeral Of Norman H Fay.
member Of Gov Nilliken Executive
Council and prominent MANUFACTURER.
aeid here Sunday afternoon The ser
v,ces were conducted II tina First
CrtversaIist church by Rev. Stan
lev Gates Spear. formerly passnr Of
the church. MuEic was furnished by
a male quartet
Gov. MiINhen with his military
aids. and Councillors z. F. Goweu II
Berwick, George W Norton of Port
Isud. ". Z. Plummsr Of Lisbon
Falls Willis E. swift. at Augusta and
Clarsncs A. PoWers at Fart Fair
fele. were present, also George W.
Leadberrer Of Augusta messenger 70
the Governor and Council Many
other prominent Name men Eft1n6-
ed
Penohscnt Lodge, A. e and a NJ.
arrended IN a hOdy, q did thu I'D
s9Rlazes q IT, JaI . eeses -
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WASHINGTON LANDMARK
TO BE REMOVED N PHILA

phAadel ghIa- June 4i-AnolueI
landmark of George Washington IS
70 90 tnto the discard
The historic Washington Eouse
noteG as a hoIsl since Tag, Is - be
turn down as soon as prohioi-ior
becomes eEacc.ve, = L announced. Z
IL place will Be erecIe6 a nodaro
hotel. office building and theatre.
The place. Ii nllsd with ren.1is-
csncss Of Washington ao6 revoiu-
ciora-v tines. Washington retreat
&c 70 II after the disaster Of Brandy
wine A bronze tablet reads: IN
this roor September Il TIT, Wash
lnEcon wrote the only report Of me
bar-le If Brandyw-ne."
Previously Washington had been
a guest n this hnsrelrv then known
as the Washington Aims and again.
" ash1ngcon 70 New York. when he
was elected President ne Win als
-erlnue had breakfast n the hotels
dining room. To commemorate
this event the Daughters of the An
erlcan Revolution ersCIed q Iahiey
reading:
This marks this house as the place
where " ast1aEron wrote a. miduisn-
the only report Of the battle OF
Brandvwine. September Il. I----
Here Washington also received the
congratulations Of the people Of
Chester upon his election as the first
President Of the TnIcsG States. April
-. lT89."
After the evacUatiun Of Philadei-
pt1ia by the British army the name
of the hotel was changed ID the
Washington House
On each occasion when Washing
ton stopped al the hotel the pesr
room II the house was placed a. ms
disposal. The fine mahogany chairs
winch were n this room are Still
preserved as historic relics
When Washington departed from
Chester for New York for his inau
gu-arun ceremony ne rode a spian
did white horse. the gift Of the cfrl-
zens Of Darby, Pa. nearby. AS ne
rode away he PASSED the Plow and
Harrow I'm. winch had the repula
Ton Of being the best Aepr tavern II
tbs colonies. There II was that La
fayerle's wounds were dressed by
Mary German on the might Of the
battle Of Brand-wtne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
Judge Lindsey
VIII Not Violate .
Bows Confidence

Denver, Coio.. June -s-Ber 8
L.udfe~, Judge Of Den-e-s juvenile
coI.r.- VII gn n ia. before he VII
pa- d ane o S5DD fur contempt az The
1~lIr-na. cnu-t here. he has an
nounced The Colorado Supreme
Court. on June = denied Judge Lind
ssy's petition for renea-lng. The
Judge had fifteen days 70 pay or &C
70 5a.,. = the cou-t insisted.
The fine was assessed when Judge
Lindsey il aay, -9l5 declined 70
tel. what Neal Wright, X year CID
ward o. The juvenile cou.--. mad told
The Judge about me shooting of
Meals fac.ler Meals mother was OF
t-la. charged With murder. NsAl
was the only eye witness. A-s.
Wright vas acquitted.
Judge lindsey reused &c rAst.ey
a. the t-.a.. insisting TIA. whatever
Information he Possessed regarding
the killing had been gwen hin cy
the boy = confidence aac he could
net and would not violate -he Boys
confidence. Soon after the c-ial.
john =. Perry, -aer Judge Of the
criminal court, found his fellow
Judge guilty. o. contempt and assess
ed the $500 fine. Judge Lindsey ap-
peAled % the supreme court The
fine was Upheld ny MATURITY Of the
IusTices-tilree NJ them. however,
Dissenting. ON June .. last. the Coi-
oradn Supreme Cou-- denied Judge
Lindsey a rei1ea-ng.
Judge Lindsey announced thai =
refusing to pay the fine he il not
acting upon a personal point Of view
bur considers TINT the Denver
Juvenile Court is one Of the Oldest
n the CnireE States. al other courts
look tn II 70 uphold It's rights. And
one CT these Is that relation q
circumstances gwen II confidence 20
a Juvenile court Judge is not % be
used II any other proceedings
The Judge has raceivnd ierrers from
many Of the Judges throughout the
Tinted States urging him - main
tam his stand. Various cnildren's
agencies have offered 70 pay the fine
for him
"Np ma--er WHAT the Supreme
Court decided. Sill believe a1d viii
always believe thai what Neal
Wright told me vas told me n
sr-,cteE- confidence and tha-
would have been unworthy 10 hold
the position I now hold If 7 mad tes-
Cfed.'' said Judge Lindsey. The
fact that four lusticss Of The SUD
rene cour- say was wrong does not
make il 50. I am not going IT nay
that Nne. because II did would
admit ! was wrong
Neal Wright the boy involved. en-
listed N the army at the heglnn.rg
ST the war and. now is serving IN
France.
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2 cent? higher; bulls steady feeders
srsaG- Beef steers Medium and AeaT''
weight choice ana pr:-ne -5na6lh-a me-
di1rn weight ana euoG 1E2as5Il50u C0Ir-
mon E7o6oI35a light weight GOOD anu
cnnice 1sS.5lll41;i common and r1eftl1Ili
luaaGI yT Butcher cattle Ee1fe--E -I7ad
.3U-t cows 7ind -es5 Gamers ann cutter
sn3dTn Yea! caves LlEhI ana aenGr
weights 16AtaI-T Feeder Steers "I"A
tsT,. srocker steers $3.50 I'D
sEEEP-pacsiutE -c.G10. Es-.-nated o
morrow sos Lambs ana wear res
rnost!v .. cents higher. sheen 51''0nr.
lambs. including springs. = los. down
l65.i6T 1873 cu4.s and common Aa'.1 LOO
earring wethers. including aged IAN s.
1o9rdlT-a lives Medium. Eunu ana
choice T7o6aN, cuils and common a--d
"a
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chine works The altar was BANKED
with set pieces and roses. offerings
from employees. State officials and
friends. The body was escorted to
the grave at Mount Pleasant by the
employees at the machine shops. The
oaIlhearers were rcremen who have
been employed In the shops since
Nj. FAY first started II business. X.
: Gould. c A Fasse1t- A 4 FasEett,
Bert BAILEY. Charles 4. Brown and
Walter E. Hi
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CIshed ~ q male QuarreIte. consist
Ing Of Messrs. George Viles. Charles
Towne. F. a Deroyshr-e. and F. n.
Merrill
The Senior class of the Madison
High School went tt Lakewo Fri
day night for q short outing roeeth-
~. and returned SUNDAY afternoon.
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FEED-Easv: CRY hraa 400 and west
PoEK-I nrer-led. mess ESQ; family
56sln5s}9.
-aRC--asv; middle west SseA1s6lo.
TALLOW-Firm cry specia. Ioose
ID -
ECTTER-Cnsertlef receipts Is -
tuns. creanerv higher than extras IN
80 ez-rag a2 score. 5esdcos: frsf a,'-4ol
hacking stock current make 30 +b
EEGe-I--eEular receipts Ia AZ cases
fresh eathe-.n extras 4aGSh. fresh GATH
cred i-sts Sass, storage backed sA.ra
first 4s04ss 10. hrsIs 4esa47s state. "a
and nearby western nennerv white me
n fancy s9d6l state. Pa and nearrH
hennerv white ordinary to prime GRE
do. brewn 5lldS2. do. gathered brown
and mixed cniors &dg
Po-AToEE-Easy Bermuda bni- 4nM
oT southern iso66ne; ola 1s de 2f1u
400 Jersey sweets basket 3pedT0
CARBAGE-Firm. Virginia mi Iafg
IN; eastern shore crates S"nSn
STCAE-Eav steady; Centrifugal
TX -efined steady; cut loHt In5o crush
~ I026 mould A IT, cubes 80 AAAA
newaere0 81; standard powdered 20
ars1 gran ulafed and Diamond w
con .sc.ture-B A $50 No. soft sugar 80.
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omcer of the day, Capt William
DoneEan.
Patrick tiffany has returned rom
a tarlough passed with -eia1ives n
Spencer. Mass.
John Lanroth. 81 Worcester. late
Z {. g. New Jersey has been ad-
nit.sd To the Home
William 2. Carroll. late Co c. s
Mass. Inf. and Andrew J, Hnslen-
late CO. K % Z S. Inf. have report
ed cor admission % the HnIne-
Joseph MaI;nsky, cnrner player In
the Home band. has resigned md
gone &c Boston.
Curt e. Fisher. q former member
Of the Home hand, has returned and
taken Up his cid eucies Of cnrnsr
player.
The moving picture program for
Tuesday Will ne THE Girl whc SrAid
q. Home" an Artcrart special; also a
Fors Weekly and q Fig Y comedy
Traps and TaaEies-"
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Chicago Cattle Market

DlI1E2EU . t11tt N.
HoGEReceipcs 4n.ese. Estimated 10.
-c-- - nn Market active. mostly -
canrs higher than ss1urnays AveraSs e:
1 Up $780, vr,grfs CzDm-n. medium
wairn- gII6uen lign: weight IW@A6'
1,rhf IiEnIs 1spf-eo: heavy packing
srWs smooth. U1@z15: packing sows,
ronEh. 0oeeara, pEs i5m q. $40 r,+...s
IN a6n Beef srsers steady 10
srrunx: she STOCK and calves strong TO
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MI. and Nj. Ralph Hilbert and
daugnter, Irene Alice. Of Jefferson.
visited his mother Mrs. Clara lib
ber. Sunday.
Aliorus Jones has SOLD his home "a
Eazurville known as the Aaler
Place IN his Brother CYRUS af
srlcknev's Corner and has bought
Glove Listers place at North Wash
ing,on known as the Elder Frank
Reward plAce-
NJ. and Nh. Alnnzc :. Grorcon.
who have been living with hia niece.
Nh. Gertie Turner through the WIZ
.sr1 have moved hack % their home
again
Nj. and Mrs.. ". z. Overlook and
M. and Mrs. John Z Howard At
tended the TRINITY Union a. Cocpers
Mills, Sunday
Malcolm and willard Clark are
visiting their sister. Mrs. Fred Clark
a. Manchester. for a few weeks
Mrs Lester Black Is visiting har
--aa1pareurs Nj. and Mrs Lew Z
Mar for a few DAYS.
Missionary x z. Overlook VIM
has been working in Androscogg,n,
Keunebec and Cumberland counties
fur the past few days has returned
home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

NV Y9k Prsance M1rkef
Nov Ynrk. Juns =.
N0E11DuII. llr@f pn1 c,ssrs
Ysaans atSnlghm u141es spsan4S
Nf6aND. Winnar afrai91ss - -
e.f.S@ s1 azung: No. z yollSy -
- -. = WAN6 II . = Ns~
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WASHINGTON

NJ and Mrs. EilaE ", Chrev Of
Burkerv;Iie v.sited Mr.. and Mrs. v.
E. Overlook recently.
Miss Bcwker. the summer supply
at the Raznrv1Ile and South S0mer-
wills 1zurass ahzrchs1 praaGaa6 To
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

CNlCHgo. June "a.
All dai,ver,es Of cnrn -nsetonay - xne
hirnest ur1cas Get TINS sa2aon- Fefsis-
ren- nuyrng On cpunEv ACCOUNTS II
. Sr-,rr cIns< At 20 u ner advance
1,tn Juiv r76s 10 - and sepIemner lIis
80 I'M Oats gained q n T. P-uVis-
IONS fnisned a. 10 10 40 cents oaci.ne-
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MADISON
Special Program for Observ-
ance of Flag Day-Town
Meeting to Be Called for
New SchoG Plans

Meeting to Be Called for
New School Plans
Flag Day wae observed IA NAd;-
son Saturday AFTERNOON ey q special
program under the direction ct Mar
cellus 6. Perkins G. 4. r Circle. Nrs.
william Aus-tn being chairman of
the committee. Al 3.3p o'clock the
Bcrs' Band Il uc;cnrn formec At the
foot of Madison street. with Messrs.
Briggs and Frazier as marshais
anc marched 20 the Soldiers munu-
menr On Old Point Avenue. Mrs.
Austin called On Rer. William Wood
To ac; as Master Of Ceremonies and
the prnEram consisted Of stirring
patriotic speeches by Rev FIR Farley
Rsv J. S. Clark. anG Mrs. Wood.
with selections ny the hand.
SUNDAY vas observed as Children 6
Day at the Methodist Episcopal
church. In the morning service
rnsse vAs the baptism Of rwe IN
eaaIs and q special sermon In the
evening there was q concert by the
Sunday school children
Warrants wers posted late Satu--
day aftarnoon for Q spociAI town
meeting to bs held N Union Hall
next Saturday asferncnn- There are
SIX articles Ill Of which relate TO
the issue Of ssn.o0 nonds, me rur-
chase AZ a lot and the appointment
Of the necessary committees for
building the new school house.
Mrz. z G. Gilman and sna Ray
nond. who have been visiting Mrs.
G!man's s,sser.- Mrs. Herbert Cal6-
well II Aueusra for the past few
DAYS returned home Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

s-aieofjT sermons SUNDAY Everv-
bucv should avail themselves OF the
opportunity IN hear Miss Bcwker as
she will be here only a few months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

8oHfnn, J une ..
1EEF-chnica Whole cattle 1S@2o
YCTTEH-NortheTr creamery ex@1s
R66sS: Wesrarn DC. a221R-
roEN-No yellow 1g731@
EEGS-Nea-oy nanoery S88: Wost-
Gn DO Ae9S0. 90. - ,
FLOCh-epr!nE patents, Ns-ln. sAcxs.
EAy-No 2 rimotn~ 4cM46.
HANDSPRING Scl@ -~s,
6s-EFancv n 10 4e-lh. sacks Gs@s4
pOEK-MediiiM backs hNb
lprs. 10G.G -, rs
ner 100 ms II Duik-
vEAI-tS6J.
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Vinai ksene

vfnal keene an aged and respect
ed citizen Of This Town. passed away
a. The home Of James Beiden at
South Washington last SATURDAY.,
and was buried from the West
Tashineron Adventist Church Mon
aay afternoon. missionary ". E.
OverlocE officiating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
SOck Markets
NEW YORK. MARKET
ar' = me Days Dealings N All
ne -sac,ng Stoetes

= ne Gays Dealings ~ All
ne -sac,ns stoetss
-o'k lne 1.-THE stock marHet
IL HacuUnarv course tBdRy,
I @sult n adverse ruunesArv
ant cher unfavoranle de-
- ~5!c:. 1racipirared curtAar
- .: s-sEliaEve hpidings-
aEa-r -ose 10 Il pr emit
T. o--4.e-c-. ana az much - u
~ 1a.c 1a- loaus on al IN
e ss-.,:.-E Time funds were
a-ns~ The -nfe for cefia-
-as ASH hardened and hAavy
-. ~Af ,~pnrted by the lucAl
s.sa!s--- Incidents ware -ein-
-~tsf vrIch suGS1g1o6
- ne Ai.is6 cn-ras. the
-. a!-a&con = 1axtne and
ne Shareholders Of The
.sroSs .. ne Nsrc3nc.ie Ma
AT 4sseG . 1r1coh iUtGr.
u aSa.n very A<Us anA -.
..ok q: IN ACTIVITY occ3n 6
.--e-aec.a1s ana lA.er
~ pc Ter "StS II l6WV3 ADW~
'Fsssc-e -1ost geoorA.
- pnr-.a- oils exEeHs r0ooo-
zee mn eou- 70 almost ID
a,o7 -aac1ec -nree 10 ssvsn.
We . a.moB. 0aGAt, snDoaE
- eSl!umenls cWo TO seven.
;e-. es. -oDaccos ana fnod
I g e.Ea- points.
- Dee. than any othaR
ne 81 The setback m EhAx
a'' -ngng q lew At thu &c
.laof -ssuss. running frum oDe
-'s 1A-es Announced To 1.Ea.-
!. SDo--s ~ gold 70 South
au2- were II process 81
hes nelnG neutr11izaG by
~. d anhi.ionA imports ef thu
: %anie including Liberty
.Ss-eE s2sec slightly On a
h., ,.sht I'm ever Total sAAaS.
- -sE-esa-ed - so. go. Old c.
ancaansed on call.
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Mrs. Delpisine lirscott

Mrs. DeiptIne Linscot-- widow u
me late Elisha LlnscnLt- died very
sutdepiy az Washington MIilE-
-hursiay Funeral services were
held SUNDAY. Rev George z. LINCOLN
officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

A quiet wedding was solemnizec
ey Aav william Wood Al the Meth
odiss parsonage on Middle street a.
5 O'Clock Saturday evening. The
contracting parties were Chester
Cla-snce Shepard and Miss Amy
Louise Wai nDtn II Madison. The
groom vas aftendad by G. Felky n
hast man and TIM bridesmaid was
A,ss Florence A Grnvis.
The Baccalaureate sermon 70 the
graduating ciass Of the Madison
Hugh School vas dalivarsd by Rev.
z " webhar of Hall0Wel IN the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing. Nj Webber's thans was "0p-
purfunity." Tha class nuDhas q
macnhsrs- Special music Was 3r-
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Tuesdays Concert P-oRrsaa

Tuesdays Concert H-o8rsW
Ma-ch-"4rn Regt Band"
CverrU-e-Capira
Wairzes-"Snec,Ai Reports"
Selection from Red Feaiher-e4
Summer Day AZ Cony Island"
Meciey-"Just One Night
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The death Of lawrence Nary oc-
Cured II the hospital here Monday.
He Was horn II Stockport England,
Decem Der "A. 1885 re came 70 this
couurrv as 4 boy lie was a mule
spinner by Occupation. lie enlisred
IN Co. G, e N Y Inf. Al Jersey City.
Dec. .. 1863. and was discharged q.
Newark July IS. .-s65. lie Was ad-
mirrsd 70 the Home from PavtucAet-
F. 7, Oc, 2. 1921
The funeral Of the late Amhruoe
Cube viii be held frnm the Unme
chapel at 10 a NJ. Tuesday, Rev. Pr.
Mclaughlin officiating.
The baseball games for this week.
viii be with the Gardiner locals
Wednesday and Bates CoIlegtans
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Boston Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE co.
rs Watar St.. Augusta
Phones 1915 lob
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17

Neil Y. MacLean, q former acfor-
ney Of Bangor, died Wednesday.
June IL. II his home IN Caribou. AZ
the agc Of 20 yenrs- MI. MacL1eaA.
who was q native Of New 1runS-
wick. graduated from the University
of Maine Law school, Bangor. h
1905. shortly af.mwzrds baing 3D.
uirfed to pracrine N the Pennbarae
county bar. He practics6 his pro-
feasicn thers until TWO years ago.
whan he removed 70 Caribou.
California expects 10 pick $114~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-17
LIBERTY BONDS

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