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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Plans for a reunion of the Church ot
England ana the Wesleyans were an
nounced by the Bishop of London in III
address on the Reunion Of Christen-
dom" Just delivered in ST. Paul :
Cathedral. The Bishop supplemented
this, to England. startling proposal
with the statement that it was certain
other churches would want to Join them
He believed. he declared. that the time
would come when they would be in
close association not only with the
churches of Greece and of Russia. but
even. with the church of Rome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Old Fashioned Simple Home Hemety
Much Used by Doctors and Nurses
for Inflammation, Congestion.
Aches. Pains and Sweilings.

Mustard reaI yellow mustard, the
kind YOU use at home. is being use 4
more than ever 70 Danish distress and
misery ana free mankind from agony
ana suffering.
Not very long ago people used TO
make yellow mustard into i paste.
spread II on 4 cloth ana apply il ~ Ina:
part of ,1he body where pain or lntiam-
nation was present
il surely did do the work il was ex-
pected 10 do. but il was mussv ana
10, hersnrne and often bIistered the skin.
People still use yellow mustard wner
they get a cold IN The chest or hav"
pieuriSy iumoago or rheumatic pains
and swellinEs. .
But nowadays they bur this yellow
mustard IL condensed form all ready
Tpr use for something like so cents 1
box and tind II much better. cheaper
and cleaner Llan mustard p!aSters.
This yellow mustard preparation
which is known 10 millions as Begy :
Ii MusIarine IS SOLD at drusstores all over
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

George o'Neil, upecial officer ct
Bellevue hospital. New York trying
to pick up \ big brown bird which
had dashed against the wall Of the
main building and dropped to the
lawn, stunned, was attacked by the
bird, which nippsd him on the hand.
IT finally was overpowered. The
bird. which stands two md one-haH
feet high ana has wing spread of
three feet, was put in a cage. O'Neil
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Quick Relief For
All RheumdtiCs
II so Crippled You Can't Use Arms
or Legs, Lst Rheuma Help You

II YOU want relief from agoniEinE
rheumatic pain (no matter what form
in two days-swift, gratifying RELIEF
take u small dose OF Rheuna once a
day.
II you wunt TO dissolve the uric acid
poison in your body and drive iiS out
through the natural channels SO tina,
You will be free from rheumatism. be-
gin the Rheuma treatment now. ltE
inexpensive and positively harmless.
Rheumatism is powerful disease,
strongly entrenched IN joints an /
muscles. In order to conquer il pow
erful enemy must be sent against II.
Rheuma is the enemy of rheumatism
AND must quickly give joyful relief OF
money refunded. Bpwtiitch Webster
Co. and good druggists everywhere rec
ommend it.-Acv.
uuv1-E "A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

4 cable has been sent to washington
stating that delegates representing a.
s52 skilled Trade UnionIsts who are moi
affiliated with the South African Indus
trial Federation have PASSED resoiu-
tien strongly protesting against the
method by which the government has
selected Mr.. Crawford. Secretary 70
the South African Industrial Fedora
fion. AS the nominee of South Afrfc1
workers at the forthcoming lnferna-
tional Labor Conference at Washing-
ton. The delegates assert that the
unions. as well as many others. nave
been ignored,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Eoxcruft Basketball

Fuxcruft. Me-. Nov. 13-Foxcruf'
Academy ia starting basketball &C.
ttvftips this week. having secured
Jack Curtin. the famous Boston bas.
ketbaIl player. for coach. VIII
Wiley, the star Of last years team
and a wealth Of good material. tht
prospects for a winning team ar
certainly good. Difffn is manager and
the team is captained by Fowler. A
part of the schedule follows:
Dec. 12-Corinna at Foxcroft.
Dec. 1e-Dexter at Dover.
Dec. 26-Old Town at Old Town.
Jan. 9-Newport at Foxcroft.
ian. 18-Orono at Foxcroft.
Jan. 16-Guilford at Guilford.
Feb. 6-Guiiford at Foxcroft.
Feb. I3-Newport at Newport.
Feb. 20-Old Town at Foxcrnft.
Feb. 27-Dexter at Foxcroft.
Mar. 12-Orono at Orono.
Jan. 30-Corinna at Cnrinna
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Henry T Spencer, aged 81. for many
years an orerseer III the mills of the
PeppereIl Manufacturing Co. at Bidde-
ford. died Wednesday. he was boro
here. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Spencer. He WAS a member of all
the Masonic orders in the city, includ-
ing Bradford Cummandery. K. T. The
deceased leHves one daughter and two
Sons
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Copies Of the pampIet entitled
Diet for the School Child. pub
nshed by the Bureau of Educztion,
Department of Interior. ut WASH
inston. D. c. are being given out by
Superintendent Of Schools Il. Fl.
Stuart TO the school children to be
taken into their homes. Enclosed
with each pamphlet is a note to DIR
snts. stating that the Board of Edu-
cation Is doing everything in its
power to conserve the health of
school children in this city, and from
time to time will send to the parents
literature which win help parents To
keep their children we'll and robust.
Among topics treated upon in the
pamphlet are: Gopd Food Hahits:
The Child,s Food: Planning the
Meals: together with sample sum-
mer and winter diets for a week for
children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
The Work of Time

Ten years ago" he complained. 'T
was denounced as a dangerous radi-
cal. Now they are referring to me
as a reacrionnry."
You ought 10 give up the habit of
changing your opinions"
But. confound II. haven't
changed them"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Seixed Whisl<ey Returned

Nashville, Tenn. Nov. 12.-Judge De-
bow in the county criminal court, to-
day held the state storage act forbid
ding the storage of Intoxicating liquors
for sale as beverage TO be unconstitu-
tionai and ordered the return to the
defendant. William Hartman. Of whis-
Key seized some time ago under the
act.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
novSdG
thinks II escaped from a ZOO or ship
| recently arrived from the tropics.

The Chinese are very sktiful IN
making confectionery. They are able
TO empty an orange of its pulp en-
tirely and then ill il up with fruit
Jelly without one being able ID find
the smallest cut n the rind or even
tiny hole. Indeed. they even emp
" an egg in TINS manner and fill Il
with a sort Of almond nuuEaf with
out one being able TO find The slight
est break ur incision in the shell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Ind. High school. wishing to preserve
the graduating exerrisss psrmnnsufiy.
employed motion picture opef1fnxs .
film the event. The pictures win be-
reproduced shortly for the benefit o.
the high school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

A Hollander who recentiy dined with
the fur1ner Gerninn Emperor at Ben
timex castle told the Associated Press
curresrhndent that the exiled ruler al
most monopolizcd the conversation at
the dinner tahle. Speaking on all man.
ner of international subjects, he gave
little opportunity for the other diners
TO speak, and. utter dinner. tHikinz
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Prices: Soc, 75c, and SLea. ALI Seats Z
Palmer Undisturbed


tion have reached the department Of
Justice from several sources. This
assault is expected to be based ON the
reversal n Qhio's stand. it was said.
Officials, however, said they felt sure
OF their ground. None believed that
more than a re-issuance Of the proc
lamation of ratification could be
forced. while q majority held firmly
to the suggestion that SO long as Sc
states remained in the dry column
the goverAment need take no heed
Of the names of the states.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
CANAAN

A HaIluwe' en- entertainment was giver
Thursday evening at Canaan Grange
The hall WIS appropriately decorated
for the occasion and an interesting pro-
gram of music, tableaux and readings
was given.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
New Saco Business Block

Judge G. w. Harmon, president of
the Saco Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
of Saco. announced Wednesday that
the company has bought the property
owned by Dennett Brothers at the
corner of Main street and Thornton
avenue at Saco. The company will
erect a business block on this corner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Vets in Chicago Sure

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-So certain were Chi
cago saloon-keepers today that Fed
eral Judges Carpenter and Fitzhenry
would decide~against the wartime pro-
hihitiun and enforcement acts. that they
were arranging for delivery of liquor
stocks. Among liquor men it was hupe,l
that the bars would he selling liquor
as Of old by Saturday night
District-Attorney Clyne ISSUED a warn
ing that should the liquor interests De
successful in the writ. profiteer,ng IN
whiskey would be prevented. He dt-
ciared also that accepting orders f1r
delivery Of liquor conditioned on tire
issuance of an Injunction preventing
the government from enforcing p-chi-
bitton, was illegal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
The Poplar Bluff correspondent Of

The Poplar Bluff correspondent OF
the Kansas City Star says that on
the farm of F. N. Mcneil a wild
grapevine growing around a hickory
tree has produced hickory nuts in the
place of grapes for two consecutive
years. 1t is not alleged that the vine
grows the nuts in clEsters like grapes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Friends of Kjmhan Fisher, now u
senior at Hebron Academy, will be
interested to know that he wns re-
Gently elected captain and manager
Of the tennis team and a member of
the Student Council.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Seek TO Have LIQUORS Defined

Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. I3.-Wiscnns'n
brewers will attack the ''drys" from p
new angle, seeking through the courts
to obtain an Interpretation Of the rights
of the federal government and of Ia.
states to define Understanding liquors >"
This announcement was made today
by " H. Austin, general counsel far
the WISCONSIN brewers. At the se,y:e
tine ne declared that no action would
be taken 10 obtain an injunction in
me federal courts to prevent enforce
meut Of the wartime prohibition act
as is being done successfully BY wet"
interests elsewhere
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Frank v. Stsvenn. Allen E. Wake
1eld and Leander p. Savuie returned
recently to their homes In this city
frum a few days' hunting trip at May-
field. Mr.. Stevens brought back with
him buck and Mr. Wakefield wae
even mure successful, in getting both
Z d0e and q buck.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

oh g!r!s, such an abundance Of
12A lear-, irvigoratad hair; a per-
mass u wavy. silky hair. gsori-
h2T fluff, bright and SO easy TO
eaaage
Just mUls-en a cloth with a little
-~aaerlne" and carefully draw il
'cag1 YOUR hair. taking one small
raAo a q tine; this magicaIly re-
E0VeS al Iirt, excess oil and grease.
your ha.r is not left brittle. dry,
As Or 1aded, but charmingiy
r. Win glossy. golden CLEANS and
2aes -lEnls- The youthful g,ints.
~e aAd color are again in your hair.
-anaer.ne" is tonic -beautifier
esaes doubling the beauty of the
ii once, i checks dandruff and
@ -aIl!ng hair. Get delightful
oaeElne 1ur a few cents at any
y 'r -oilet counter and use it as a
s&'ng and lnvigorator as told on
se.,ie adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

early in the war, he illustrated with
maps Just now ii was dune.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

h., ralifornia Syrup of Figs
h. '''t or the name California
|ses, '''HkaGe, then vou are sure
|aar,, s-ii" Is having the best and
D.. ..''- .'-' MESS laxative or physic for
Iora. stomach. liver and bowels.
H., i"Ve ltE delicious fruity
H. directions for child's dpse
Mo-. 'ie. Give il without fear.
b.. 4ou must say "Califor-
The mirror., 1919-07-24

In silence the twelve obeyed and their
when behd the fling his bae-axe
of sparkling gush forth from where fell
and initiating the they all drank this then
down circle maveng the who appeared
teriousy among them.
Suddenly the silence broken and the began
which all the the
regulations Asege had assdouy collected His speech ended
the suddenly had the
twelve their of speech declared that orse
had them and had delivered of which
tice should henceforth be dealt the Frisans.
the gods visit they declared the up
which they stood be holy and they
who might dare desec sancy with anything making
for quarrel boodhed Accordingly this island from that known
Hegolnd hoy and greatly respected by all northern
the daring Viking being bold enough harry
shores lest he should suffer shpwck shameful punish
for his crime.
those who interested the legends and
will find food thought the history the
many Hegoland British rock
mainly breeding place for gul and bathing place for
Germany possession. She sanciy
end.
The curseh has been fulfilled
Diplomacy making believe that really
don't something that you can't get-Ex.
thing luck, but isn't nearly
people magne.-Ex
The mirror., 1919-07-24
Curse Of Heligoland Upon Germany


Selected
Heigoand holy land speculation has
caused as to how it received that
The following interesting
the Norseme the Edda Suruson
cribed to Satmund
The tribes which the
code of law this
tribe, the Fans selected Asegeir
elders they called
collecting the welding
should apply to the whole people.
Having completed the task collecting
the embarked
place where they might deliberate bring forth calm
Judgment
No had the twelve left the
they tossing
ming this direction and in that until they lost their bearing complete
ly In their horror and day twelve called Fo
god truth of all the his aid
land them prayer
ended than
a thirteenth passenger.
The stranger steering
where they dash highest remarkably
short where stranger mooned
The mirror., 1919-07-24
Advice to Poets

" poets. sing lifting lay,
Accompanied by pipe or tabor
Whichever you know how to play),
About the dignity of labor.
Remark the laborer's massive hands,
Which he could hide rabbit under,
And muscles, strong iron bands
(Where have heard that line wonder)
Observe that workers should be glad
To neat but tidy howell
But never sing it to lad
Who earns his bread with pick and shovel!
Ye poets also sing the charm
Of trees that sough and brooks that prattle
OF life upon the dear old farm,
Of COWS and other forms of cattle,
Of homng sheep at eventide
That let the gentle shepherds fold em;
Of gaping pigs can't abide
(As Shylock said when they behold emD
Pen paeans to the rural swain
And how he loves the rustic charmer,
But sing this glad refrain
By any chance to any farmer.
Ye poets, sing of city
And how they love to White collars
And dine in restaurants and then
For seventy or eighty dollars.
Recite the joys of city strife
When all the trains elevated
And say that busy urban life
Is pretty soft if your not sated.
Put all the wonderful
Of thronging millions in your ditty
But never sing it, chance,
To anybody from city
James J. Montague
The mirror., 1919-07-24
Who Am /?

am worst enemy
You warned against but heed
places. and do of my work silently
Destroy crush [ give nothing, but take ALL
than all the of the world.
powerful than the combined armies of the
thousands
Sickness degradation and DEATH yet few seek avoid
deadly than bullets and have wrecked homes
mightiest siege guns
verywhere; home, the
the factory. the railroad crossings and on the
up such proportions that shadow every
and find victims the rich and
ke young Widows orphans
know
AM CARELESSNESS.-Ame Machnst.
Sages
forgotten! generation lives
n a different world
give up a article he
will give up article she dosen'
we'll cheerful always and last die YOUTH
when years countu old.-Tyron Edwards
Opinions than amies they founded in
JUSTICE WILL the end prevail the bayonet cf nn
artillery, charges of cavay-Lord Pameon
Pomposity the signboard of shorweiaht intelect-E
The mirror., 1919-07-24
By Scissors,

he Lords reign-and reigning He
Shall be THE Dove of Peace."-R C. Marquis
How loss from forest fires started from lightning
problem worked the Forest Service of Oregon In the
there has been loss of 100000 in Oregon and
which lightning
origin. Sixty lightning In
New Mexico of the fires lightning origin while a5
per the killed by direct hits before they maturity
proposed approaching
by high and other On the first warming
patrol be ready fight the expected fires
The invention of confectionery, English guesses.
Noah who first boiling the of the
the the The result
presentday Turkish delight the
whole fruits particularly figs and dates used for flavor
especially for cakes In old tombs
found honey ees making
of confectionery fact back 4oO proof which
found on the walls of Egyptian tombs"
According May H. 1sls army
and bringing better United Kingdom than
the last of April Since the of the amice, 81 S19 horses
average price compared 81
28O5 mules $079l head the
previous The
signing Portugal bought
$40 mules for sSS.572. H. or s179. 33 head.
of the Pacific ocan-approximatey
suface exceedingly but the earth
with the term
Assam averages inches deluge
falling the This
three inches day. but than thirty n:hsa have recorded
five days. approximately $50 inches falling $50 hours
Just 100 Christopher Latham Shoes Father
Typewriter serving
Of Customs he became interested with other the
making machine would
early capi
ta who provided funds and the other dropped
Mr. Shoes continued improving the model until the
cal typewriter on the market.
n damage $1S 900 900 year.
campaign going in Indiana.
asked for 800 living dead
Office by which observed
turned Purdue University study their habits
transmitting disease.
The 100 billion Germany pay the
lies
mark quoted
valuation of the German mark Amsterdam Zurich
eight oneha portion
demniy nearly three esumd demanded
The Prince of Wales giving lease of popularity the
bowler 1t William Coke nephew of
Norfolk who first had such hat designed England William
ler welnown Southwark hatte and fashionable
land The bowler weighed
type does
Blind soldiers telephone doing
work England 1t found they make particularly
switchboard The telephone
hand, and a speed of l30
Forestry experts have found that growing uxurianty
the Philippines and heretofore thought
the Far East for the production of camphor.
After IA of experimenting Illinois pro.
duced bit that
several other shapes in metal we'll wood
Lake Bower Des Mones salesman been
from home for 30 and all that
writing to his mother the folks al
pity the who travel from Dan Beheba
tits all barrenand it and all the world
cultivate the fruit ofers-Sterne.
The mirror., 1919-07-24
The Little Grenadier'' Dies on Duty


When thirteen yarod Thomas Miller of Chicago. heard his
dad tell his mother that Henry would be home from France before long
himself Chicago reception
The Baltimore and Ohio tracks along the of the Miller home
1857 Fifteenth Street, reception
Rags. the terrier.
The little grenadier, neghbo and railroad had
call him. familiar figure Wearing his khaki and his home
made Brown belt he would stand bravey salute the
trains passed. mis- tin sword in his right hand and small American flag
in his left
Henry France with the One Huudrd and Ninth infantry
He has been and has three wound To Thomas Henry
bigger hero than General Pershing
There stir the Miller household Friday night
Henry might be the nine o'clock train The folks
decided they would the tracks when the passed.
They told Thomas he had better home; would be
dark for Thomas said nothing They left him home When
they there The night passed word from
him.
track walkers early the morning found small bedrag
terrier verng from the chill and standing beside the
crushed body of boy
In the boys right hand small tin sword twisted cut of
shape his left hand SMALL American flag
shreds.
The little grenadier had died on duty salute
The mirror., 1919-07-24
To Command Our Atlantic Fleet

Two fet equal the other
the Atlantic fleet with the Asac fleet the
United forces will disposition according
to Secretary Daniels.
The Pacific fleet will be under
the Atlantic Admiral Henry Wilson,
miral G. Gaves Rear Admiral Rodgers
the Asaic fleet will be its admiral.
The that
and would dividing
make the Atlantic and Pacific fleets Of equal strength.
In making the the the fact that
of the purposes possibly paramount
these strong fleets encourage
highest the spirit of
which will be big factor keeping the whole the
notch of efficiency.
The mirror., 1919-07-24
Odds And Ends
Miscellaneous Items Developed Into Human
Interest Tales by Ambitious Writers
Selected
The Call

Master I have heard Thee speaking
Accents low, but wondrous strong
Look not now. earthly treasures
See that dark uncleansed throng
Walking there in heather blindness
Shall you leave them in their wrong2"
Master, Lord, I fan would serve them:
Show the way that may CO.
Grant me grace meet for Thy servant
Take my thoughts from things below.
Great and many are Thy helpers
Callest one weak as 1?
Graut me, Lord, strength for my weakness,
Give me grace to walk in meekness
From Thy richer stores on high.
"A. MacNeil
The mirror., 1919-07-24
Relata ReferO
Bits of Interesting Reading and Information
Gathered From Many Sources

Bits of Interesting Reading and Information
Gathered From Many Sources
By Scissors.
The Dove of Peace
The tides of angry passions ro
And surge in hearts of men;
And hates in torrents food the soul
And roll and surge again.
Oh hearken, ye who tread today
The wine press of His wrath.
Before you shines brighter ray.
A SUMMER, smoother path.
For all the world as shall be.
And freed from mans caprice.
The Lord shall regn-and reigning, He
Shall be 'The Dove of Peace" "-R. c. Marquis
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-22

any statement regarding the Mexican
border situation until he had gone
over the entire matter with Colonel
Langhorne and familiarized himself
with the details of the punitive eX-
petition and with conditions through
out this district, he announced this
afternoon.
The general refused to discuss the
payment of the balance Of the ram
som money. 1t is understood that no
effort will be made to deliver the re-
naming $4,000.
81 have nothing to give out for the
present." General Dickman said. Il
am making an inspection trip of the
border stations between here and San
Antonio. l have not had opportunity
to go over this situation with Colonel
Langhorne and until l do, l shall be
unable to say anything about pres
ent or future plans of operation. There
is nothing ready to give out yet about
any plan to have flying columns OF
cavalry troops on the border to pur-
sue bandits in the future"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-22
Expect Withdrawal
From chihuahua

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. I'll
While official information in the
matter is not available at Southern
Department headquarters here, army
officers expect early withdrawal Of
the Eighth cavalry troops pursuing
Mexican bandits in the mountainous
district of Northern Chihuahua.
Removal today of the airplane
base from Preside north to Maria
is taken as an indication that pur-
suit has shifted westward instead Of
continuing up the Rio Conchos. Mar
ia as a base would be nearer to
troops moving westward while Pre-
sidio would be the nearest base if
the troops continued pushing south.
Ordinary it would be practically
impossible to search the desert west
Of the Rio Conchos valley, army Of
ficers say, but recent heavy rains are
believed to have filled many water
holes and to have provided some for
age for cavalry horses.
Communication with the troops in
the field is limited almost entirely
to the message brought back by the
airplane scouts. The field wireless
taken by the cavalrymen when they
crossed has not worked satisfactory
lily, and today was the second since
the troops went over the Rio Grande
that Southern Department headquar-
tiers had no direct word from the pur-
suing troops.