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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

charging him with wi,eul.y setting
FIRE 10 his stock Of goods with in
tent 70 defraud an insurance CON-
Iary. Re was arrested by the police
and turned over TO the shsr.fr-s de-
par1-nenr iatar giving hopas OF $1,000
tor appearance a. the superior court
hapIan has reta-asd Clifford &
CLIFFORD as counsel. = statement
from the atln-neys "Wednesday was
that he Is entirely innocent OF the
charge anG that grave mistake
was made by somebody IN causing
ms arHesI-
hapian, who a few months ago re-
ceIVed honorable discharge from the
|. : navy, came II lewiston 10
equip and rake charge Of the Ap-
pare Shop. which was equipped with
modern fixtures and carried an elab-
crate line Of wunens furnishings.
On the night Of OCT policemen
investigated smoke comm. ram the
building and turned n an alarm
from bcI =. In q half hour the Ere
vas under control. beeore Il had
worked serious damage 10 the build
ING: but stock valued a. SO. ggB ana
fixtures al s2100 were more or less
da-nagsG- The ro-a, damage was es-
t1ma.sc u between ss03B arc sl1.gss
not all q which was protected by
insurance. Gccoralng 70 s.areYnen
a. the line ny Ma urics Wheeler, VINO
Is a r2,"- owner WIN Aa2lar Z ne
FIRM.
The investigation was conducted
nT the State insurance department
Win the assistant Of the Lewiston
authorities
The c92sF 81 the fire as explained
al me -lrne. was an 9ver- heated gas
iron NO other explanation has been
publicly made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
pITTSFlELD


Ne A--n0a. meeting OF the PITTS
-iszio I-4a CfoHs was he.H IN the -oolilz
81 " sl-aesoaE afternoon. OCT
1e ain IL Fsports vera gwen AM
I!iu--' BUSINESS u Importance WIS
y ---s0 -e"' ne 12iioWIDs officers
We cieelea tu' ne ellGu-IE Feai-
If--' NTH Mrs, Ne--4e Nj hume
ne CHILL liItA' MS gladys
1ii'' - Seciel4i>' MISS Minnie "or-
=. " 1.'4aIn = PUsh".-
Z ne 1olo"iil5 chairman u The dlt1e =
- us'i1a, 4ef1lS WeFe~ elected. I'M
',Ht+lp ID r L. r bottan'& ciEi4Ia-2 r.
IL = '-apl " imam - LOSS. enroll
-'lsi--- Ms 3iahche Je-Sne+, puolic-
-. MS. ht-seN -A----Aeia. dunlf'*
Lre@ >1.ss' NJ - 41t',' aNc-tnT NJ d
Il p. Lincoln Inc 2hcFe Officers
anu Iha-fnen tospJ1er with Mrs d
= -ATpei!- Mrs. M0rccaG. Earle y
'cRerF ana Nj. LeUis Nulcer " I
culIst-LH-e ne executive board
ne IocA. NraacA u me AnerlcH-1
E-ed ROSS nlaua the following ship
nenfs 10 HhoWncgAn, on y eGnesda r.
-Hp PAIRS children socks. chill
: - ----N- II -A+~
hers Slia*-- 4E.s mems THAI not
a 1eW people n Ei--stieid were busy
l-nIrL-rg during cne summer.
The PI-tstieid Tuesday club viii
give EalCwe en dancing party II
mon hall. F-ldar. Oct. 81. Music
VIII he furnished n" OEa-a Or
chesrra Of Bangor The committee n
charge IS s-riv,c- 20 make this N
ENJOYABLE zine 10 81! VINO a--end. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

The engagement o. MISS ElGaDeL.t
Buckley Of Berlin. y. H. and Richard
:. Nelche- Of Rum40rd ms been an
noUnced Miss Buckley was for sey-
erai wears d member Of the repnrrori-
a. sl4ff Of the Boston Herald and
Traveiar and ls now connected With
the ad er--.Giug denartment Of the
William F'iie0e q Sons CO. Of Sos
ton M Meicher during the first Of
the wa was with he Lumber unit IN
Scotland and later commissioned st
lieutenant IN the 20th Engineers He
IS now working IN The employ af the
Dunt0n Lumber CO
Portland Express-Nev head
lights a-e 10 ne Installed or cas- u
the Portland Railroad Co. which II
Is believed viii prove far superior 70
the type now IN Use. throwing equal
y az strong light hu, directing Z
more closely 70 the rails and road
bed a DINNER is attached also.
Complaint has beer general that mo-
r1rne- have been Indifferent n a2-
peois from motorists regards use ~
DINNERS. Motorists din their Lights
N approaching trolley cars. ptIT no
tormer seldom return The courtesy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
WEEKS MILLS

- = = Pisie- Zeal Estate Agency
IS y ID the EdEaT place so-calleo- Or
ne -eer Hi road 10 George os1s-,
vco r.. occupy !. for home
5ev and N-s- :. 2. Hail returned
III Friendship Vstnssday.
Hal ca-ie- :. Il. Chnats and Mrs..
-oa-e a-e -ecsivtng congratulations O..
ne r2--.a CT a daughter Oct a.
L aac Us. Frank Hail a-tendeo the
-ae-a. q NJ. Halls aunt. Mrs Ennda
Fins, - augusta Tues6xv.
NJ and Mrs.. Henry Eisley have NOV.
= c-un Mrs Nancy Bu-Il's piace.
~he-e hey have been living. TO Mr..
.EleE"s 1a-aers. O. 2. sproul.
Err Freeman, who has lately re-
--IeG I'm France where he worked
L ne ? II. =. a. passed LAST wee;
-. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z, II.
emac.
tl~7r Davis. n former resident Of this
Lac and daughter MS. George CooA
aGeeo-c. have returned home after
a'si-.S seve-al DAYS with relatives and
.'fenu2.
20 clifford and son Ealstead are
sHu7t-E a. his fathers. ". 3 CHI
~ to- AT indefinite time.
Eisler In driving On the mail
Ike Cor / n. Choare while ne Is TAX
* M vacatiun
AZ x z Clifford passed the dav
a-l-1av with Ms. Truman Ellis n
'op.-- Mills.
" ana Ms. " Z Shur.an and Ms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
CEDAR GROVE

F.M. Hall is tearing down the nor-n
eli Of his house. II was double tene-
ner+ house before Mr. Hall bought II
OF the American Ice Co.
E. w Hall has returned from sos
tnn. where he has been on short W.
cation.
Aflsr many delays the Ray Cloud cnt-
tage liz agaia On the move ann VII.
soon be ready to load On scDw TOR II
trip up the river to Farrlingdale
Mrs A. 4. Call is ~ Richmond car
NJ for Or. A Z. Small. whn is very
iii al this writing.
Til. ;1urer hridge at Dresden Mills i
being repaired AuromobAes goine ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
BEAUTIFUL HAIR Is
NOT A NATTER OF LUCK

-ur'. vcu Ii. errv The woman with
meg elbows o. fuzzy mar? Is Il any
unruH- -ha; a woman with beautiful
r. s a.ra~s welcomed everywhere-
M ne. admire ner and Vie for her
-rBr-.ta- women 20 our Of their wa
r. - - enc win ne-9
~asAs sEy neEu--@ul hair Is 4 gift.
~nz. nor g. I Is merely 4 matter OF
a-noe- care ann attention.
7r-2 mar is unDeaur-Il or ID ne
z.r~luc n snow signs Of age" JusT try
wa. known professionally as THE
~ -'-ea-nenI. In simple language
-a-isIaa sage Treatment This
.7rsls.s OF a -eEuIa- scalp IuasEage
w I'M well known ParIsian sage
7z-s!an sage IF harmless AuulG
1a.~- ~ many Years mas been USED
-. terminating woman everywhere II
---r,-> ne ha;- and keep Il IT a
-4t.t-.-- -0nGIlDE.
9e--slan sage with -ulI directions tor
= car now ne secured al all modern
~. st1-es ~ a. the Toilet Goods coun
= n our -avorire department St1re.
e hottie tndsy and see now quick
0-7nEs that air Of youth and
7sa--~ - vou- hair Il IS inexpensive
anc 2aEE 10 use IT your own home
arr
Jt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
FARMERS HOLD LEAD
IN NEW CANADIAN
PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY

ToornIn. Oct 22.-The strongest
party n the new provincial assem-
niy, according 70 complete returns
from Mondays elections. viii be the
Farmers. The leader OF the Tinted
Farmers" Is expected ID be called
upon I'd form q new administration,
IN the evs1- Of Ele expected resig-
nation Of Premier Sir William
Hearst
The CritsG Farmers nave a. pu1 OF
the III seats and are expected 10
form coalition with the Il labor
members, the one soldier and the one
independent liberal, giving them q
majority OF nve.
The orerwhel ming ma joricy ruled
Up by the sr1es increased as returns
an the referendum cume II. The to
"a majority n the four Questions
submitted WIS ssT .s25 this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Of 1872 lie has had a years intern
ship at the Maine General hospital.
Portland. and IS al present q prac-
ricing physician with ONCE al 10
Deeriag street. Portland. DR.. Drake
prepared for the medical course al
Bates college, wnere he received his
Batctssder Of Arts degree n 1s1S.
There VIII be a meeting Of Waiver
ley Rebekah lodge On Thursday eve
ming. a program has bean arraag-
ed and one Of the features u the eve
ming viii be an account Of the Cr1p
taken by Moses T. Burns to the I.
Q. Q. F. centennial al Baltimore. Nd,
IN company with q party Of mem
bers Of Canton Halifax u WarerviIe.
Refreshments will be served under
the DIRECTION Of Mrs. Selma A Ma
rhevs.
{. r. spauIcing Ernest {. Knowitun.
Bernard Cnurpy and M. Merrill letr
Wednesday, Tor Shirley tor Few days
hunting TIP.
Mss Alma Moses. Miss Alma Patren
and Ms RDncn were n Bangor on
In mess Wednesday,
Water ID. Prilav, master Of Meridian
Louse, T and 4. III. and 8. :. Ma
thews went &c -swisrpp Wednesday, %
ATTEND q Masonic school C: instruction.
Among tie 5lrestiela people WIN wen.
- waie-vLue = attend cas procucriua
uS me mEsicR. comedy Oh, LADY,
Lady 4: the Exiaes tasa--s -aescav
evening were C- aac Me-. :. E.
Blanchard. NJ, and Mrs. Richard =.
Rer-y M-. and Mrs. :. p Mccuiiy, NJ.
and IRIS Arnold " Dodge, Rooe--
Smith MISS Florence Buxton. Miss
Emma Coolidge, Miss Ruby Butler Mr..
and Mrs Harris Mathews. Herbert Z.
Sp.u ing. Walter spaulding, Nj. Han
son. Roy yarruTu. John Do0son and
Clarence Grover.
Fremont Hubbard OF EIkhR-t:. Pa. Is
II crvr. The guest OF his brother, Free
man Hubbard. and sister. Mrs. X. :.
Sqauiding
Dr Edwin A Porter WIS n Water
lie "Wednesday q attend q meeting Of
St 0rne- Commander.
Ms Q 2 S9Hu,d;n- and Master
--saries Knight went 20 Brooks wefnes-
7a- 70 Visit Mrs Spsulding s daughter
Ms. { z WATSON. tnr few Gays.
1 meeting Of local men tn1erast ed
III me EausFvefJ Memorial movement
WAS held st tho Maine Central IN
sti-ute Tuesdar evening and a local
1~ca r1Izatlon was formed with : r
Oldham chairman and Roland =.
Couy secretarv- The members Of he
execu-Ive corr,,-irrae are Judge Q. H.
Drake r. Mathews. E. T. Bot
tnrr iev T.ancrr G. AIIiiken. J n.
Ta-hrN. Nj Lane and Charles L.
F7eaie5- T- 3= The wish Of The fam
i'v rnar whatever IS raised for ne
Eroseve'- Mennria. shall he i free
VII offerings Of the people and for
lla- reason there Wi, he no soiici-
t8-lor bUt boxes VIII be placed a
tho churches. al the Grange nall. ii
the post Office. Bcrry's drug store.
BiloU theatre. II the several mills
ana al me schools. This movement
is entirely non partisan. men f~um
al parties pa--icl pa-.ns IT the
work. The incG- COMMITTED viii a.
range far four minute speakers dur
IL tie week Of the drive. October
- 80 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

With Fine Attensance "Wednesday a
b the Augusta House - Principal
Speaker Is William S. Todd Of
Hartford. Conn. Whose Sub isct Is
"EsucationaI upIift" - Profitable
discussions
The Maine Association Of Opromr-
C-ists held i-s quarterly meeting
Wednesday afternoon and evening az
the Anguish House with d good at
tendance Most interesting and pro-
nIable discussions featured the SEES
sfons which were presided over by
the president. -hursron a. Gilman Of
Nate-viIle.
In the afternoon William s. Todd
Of Hartford. Conn. chairman OF the
Education Department Of the Amer
can Opromerric Association. spoke on
the subject Educational -UpIiee-. =
while OptOmet-,sT He-vey Emery Of
Bucksport presented Dynaulac
SkianetrE-" as re learned II a. Coli
umDia
At $50 P NJ delicious banquet
was served and was enjoyed by al.
and il talk upon the subject Equip
A44tlIA- " d. I'll IN - IsAAhEE4As
manager OF the Globe Optical Co,
Boston. This address as well as the
talks ef the afternoon were great, Y
appreciated by those present. A e
port Of the National Convention IL
Rochester was presented and thee
Was a discussion Of special cases, and
problems. including war lax, erc.
Charles J Libby Of B-idgton AMI
Clarence A. Bates Of DGma-iscor-2
were sIected 70 membership.
The following were present a. the
SESSIONS President, Thurstnn A. Gil
man. NaIerville; Isl vice president.
= L Plaistad Lewiston; secretary.
Harry J. Coveue. Bangor: treasurer.
Wallace E. Easton. Portland: J. ".
Springau. Dexter: NJ J. Brooks,
Rumfori. Vivian ". Hills, Norwayii
J. ?. Paii5rick, Skowhega2; c. A.
Bates DanarlscOrta; Z. r. Robinson,
Ellsworth: J. F. Burgess. Rockiand;
N. ?. wight. Augusta; Leo =. War
ren. VaterviIle; H ", Rankin.
Camden George P Miller Foxc-uft,,
Earl H Barrett, Milo; p. Z. Morrow,
Camden: Frank A Webb, Brdig1On
Charles 4. Hartman. Bath. x iilIan
:. Todd Hartford. Conn; Ernest I.
C3reenleaf Madison: Henry A. Eme-v,
Buckspo-r: J Z. Sanford. TnLon, -,
r Il =. Hall. Bath. Chester A.
Fuller. Augusta; = c. Thompson,
Boston; Joseph Smith, Herbert T.
Horne. Portland: Z. P. Ackley
Brunswick; F 7 Ver-lL Berna-i
Ha-dwicke, Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Several explanations have been
gwen Of The meaning % the word
''tou.scRp' as applied - q certain
c;ass Of paper. One Of the explaTa
mons Is hat when Charles J. If Ere
lane, s0und ms revenue sho-- -
granted certain privileges. &11nuurir.C
10 monepuhes. and among -lcse was
che manufacture IF paper, the exciu=-
i've right ~ winch was sole 70 certa n
parties. VINO grew rlCn and
enriched The government al the ez-
perse If those VINO were Obliged -
use the paper Al this time al Eng
hsh papers bore. n ermarks. ths
ROYAL arms. The Parliament gnde-
Cromwell maze a Jest Of thIs Law.
and. among other indlguIlles 10 In"
memory of Charles, Il was ordered
tnGt the ROYAL arms ne removed f'-~ur
the paper a1d d fools cap and bells
be substituted These were IN their
LIN removed when me rCrrp pa-lla
ment was dismissed. but pEpf- fo-
taP size If me parliament Jou-ra
sCil bea~s rhe name If "foolscap."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
CITY HILL BOUTS PROVE
Disappointing TO FIGHT
FINS WEDNESDAY NIGHT

a fair sized crowd attended P-unaD-
Ter Jones boxing carnival last evening
ar City nall.
The main bout was a disappointment
10 the fans as Viidcat Nelson and Pa
Feed did not appear as Advertised
Promoter Jones announced tna- Mon
dav he received a telegram frrm one
Of the brxe-s stating his inability 70 6
on owing 10 the death o. an aunt e
fairness 70 the fans r seems Al thouge
Jonas sncuic have announced this md
% the public through the Jov-nat. q
re had plenty Of tine 70 do %.
The substitution Of Batting Thomas
q Chicago versus Johnny Veto Of Bos-
TN proved nothing alarming. They
tr-ed TWO h.z-roun6 bouts which On
The whole were rather slow and appsr-
emily not wholly 70 the liking Of The
fans
The semi-fnal bout between Kid Sui
Ivan Of Lewiston and Young Lorraine
cS Bangor was really the ouut OF the
evening They went SIX fast ROUNDS
with plenc- Of give and take Sullivan
seemed 70 ne q shade the better a. the
n-st. but Lorraine proved u be game
boz. STAYED wi.n Sullivan all the WAY
ana finished strong IN the sixth. admin
iste-ing quite a bit Of punishment 10
Sullivan IN the final round
The preliminary bout between Eoune
Co-btn o. HaIiowen and Soldier Quirtcn
was a gopd one. Ccrbfn didn't look
very good IN the opening round bur
came back strong in the second get
ting IN MANY goud punches. Corhin
seemed 10 have difficulty IN keeping on
his feet. continually saESing n, unne-
and through the rupas. and but Tor the
Sond workmanship o. Quirlon would
have had y suffer much more punish
rnent than he got A little starch ap-
pIied 10 lis UNDERMINING might heiT
remedy this defect The opening bout
between aid Butler Of Fairfield ann
Young Da-veau Of WatsrviIie revealed
-vp promising End gamey voungsis--
with The points abtut even.nly divided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

meeting viii be held al the
Ign Scnool building Thursday eve
-.rc :. 80 for the purpose CT form
N d National Memorial Roosevelt
L4soo.a Inn fnr the town Of Winthrop
-rE every one. mar. woman and child,
rr.sac ID attend.
-re home MIsslona-v Society met
- aEnestay afternoon a1 the home Of
lie Helen Grant.
ms L. =. Carleton has returned
~an al automobile trip taken N
parg with NJ. and. Mrs. Crosby
5..ane OF Bangor. through Boston.
~D-trE6eld. North Adams, following
aovr me Mohawk LrG1l and through
ne White Mountains.
Ms (. I. Townsend Of Belfast was
ae week END guest Of her sister, M-s.
4 Rails.
Mrs X A Whiting Is IL al the
aome OF her parents, NJ and Mrs.
well Sr-oUt. Her place as organ
s Al the Congregational church was
-..ed last SUNDAY by Mrs Thomas
7cwhe- Of Belfast
A. me Rebekah Assembly held 4
~ 4aNC list "S+A ---i- III NssAot1A-A q. :
76In-aa Mrs Maude Macomber OF
as -Dwn as district deputy presl-
AT Of District No. Il, which in
uues winthrop, Augusta. HaIioweu.
.Ia-c-ae- and Cooper's Mills.
-.ev and Mrs \. z. Pearson are
g Ing relatIves II Morrill,.
Ms. {. 3. Tinkham Of Portland
ne guest Of her sister. Mrs. W,
2. AacoCber.
~ Eenekah Israelsor VIII inspect
rs ALERT Z Frost W. T. {. 1t the
ARCTIC Club ROOMS Thursday eve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
TO REOPEN BRITISH
EMBASSY N BERLIN

London. Oct. 2n.-Watford + NJ
Seiby. formerly assistant private seq
Rotary 70 viscount Grey. has been
appointed the Provisional Rspresen-
tarive Of the British Government q.
Berlin. He viii reopen the British
En- 5assy n Berlin SO spon as the
peace treaty becomes effective. the
Associated Press was informed off,
ciaiiy TO-DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Lord Peckover, Retired
British Banker. Dies

London, Oct. 22-(via MONTREAL
The death is announced Of LORD
Peckover, first Baron Of Wisbech. the
widely known Quaker banker, .onG
since retired. Ills only children are
daughters and Il is reIatedasof him
that ne declined a proposal thar has
title should pass through from
daughter I'd grandson. rcmarhing thai
If the latter wanted a title "leJ MIN
earn IL" He Was born in 1896.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
CHICAGO CLERKS FORM
OLD CLOTHES SOCIETY
TO COMBAT Fl. c. OIL.

Chicago. Oct 9---The chicago
Dlo Clothes Society was organized
BY clerks IL the CITY han here toda :
with chapters IN each Of The pr;r-
ctpal departments Of the municipal
government The objec1 Is % gIori-
" the wearing Of patches. f-ayed
or shiny shirts. soft collars. -e-soied
shoes and -eviyified neck-les as a
means Of combating the high cost
Of living The society Is said %
have had It's inception n an Assp-
ciared Press despatch from London
relating The perturbation Of fash
ionRhie English taiiors ever the
growth Of old clothes leagues" IN
the British metropolis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
n. Y. Railway Express
Drivers Agree to Reirln

New York, Oct 1.-The striking
teamsfers and cnau4feurs Of the
American Railway Express Company
voted late today To return TO work
tom0rrpw. The vote was unanimous
and was taken after hearing the re-
port Of the committee which con-
ferred yesterday in Washington with
Walker D Hines. director Of the
railroad administrator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

This IL not true of a. street car
drivers buc = happens on The suour
bar Lines SO frequently as ID cause
un1avorable comment from cautious
motorists Who find Dazzling tights
annoying and occasionally aiding Nc
small element Of danger. a sample
lignt IS being tried under the watch
ful eye Of me officials and a lnltes:
number viii De ordered L TINS one
proves all tnat has been Represented
and by another summer = Is hc1ea
20 have al cars SO equipped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

The first American army was nr-
CEuiZed or Angus 10. 1915, Unde"
Genera Persn-n-s personal con-
mand, The American sector first e.
Tended from Port SIT Seinc. east -
the Moseae, 70 point Opposite We
dun. afterwards n Be extended v.c
tc the Areonns Forest, including IN
20 Colonial French which held tha
point Of the s. M.1iel sEifeIr1- ara
The 18th French Corps. which ct
cupied the heights above s-aun. A.
prox1ma-ely GO 0gn troops were II
volvee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Hcaaser and points east should go ID
Dres1sn Center 70 crnHs the river.
M-s. Herbert Gefchsii and son Fer
man are az Cedar Grove for TWO weeks
George Holmes has moved MS 1arnsir
frum lceporo ID the Twrcrcas farm a.,
Gear Grove.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Georus kImcsII

The BODY Of George kiuban. who
uIed IN lewiston was brought TO
P;shons Ferry Monday and buried
n The family iot AZ Nobies Ferry
Nj. hinhzl Is survived by rwo
daugu-srs. M-s. Mary jackson where
ne made MS home and Mrs. George
Jones Of Portland one brother
Roner- Of Dex-ar- and one sister
Mrs. Andrew Beardnan Of East-
pur-. Mr. kmbaH was born al
Pisnou Ferry. His age was s.
years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

ed the day Sunday with relatives
here.
A party made up Of NJ and Mrs.
l. J. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs NJ ..
Holt and Nj aaa Mrs. Henry Man
son OF this place ana M and Mrs
Elmer SALISBURY Of Canaan went 20
PalnE-a Wednesday OF last week
and passed the DAY d the home OF
M-. and Mrs. Everett Coolev.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
LEWISTON BUSINESS MAN
HELD ON ARSON CHARGE

lewiston, Me, Oct 22-samuei
Kapian. = wears old, Of Ware, Mass,
manager Of the woman's Apparel
shop at 151 Lisbon street. was ar
rested Wednesday on a secret indict-
meuI returned by the grand jury,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

r W. Dodge ware IN Augusta Tuss6s~
and amended thu play Tens Of the
Storm Country"
Stella Brown was a caller a. Mrs.
Il. III. Cromnsr1's Mnnday aete-nonn.
Mr. and Mrs. ". a Weeks of An
gussa .passea Sunday with their DE-
rents, Mr.. and N-s z. ]. Whits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

The population Of the world has
more than doubled n the past 1nt'
years. 81 the beginning Of me H.
ceutE-" i IL estimated thai there
were about 700 aGe mo peaple II The
world IN 1914 t1e estimated pupU.&-
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