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The Washington times., 1919-07-18

postponement on account OF rain. II
things are right tomorrow the circuit
will stage it's regular matches.
Tomorrow Holmead is scheduled 20
play the Bureau of Standards, Euclid
will engage the Home team, while
Racquet is slated to meet Argyle.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
WHITE SOX THINK SHAW
DOCTORS THE OLD PILL
By IRVING VAUGHAN.

CHICAGO, H.. July probably win not pitch
the Senators until Saturday and that time Griffith
pected make his customary ak about the famous shine ball
however leagueleadg White Sox doing little
talking the sinner and the gent they believe employs it.
akin to it, is other than Jim Shaw.
against yesterday and beat them de-
siveIy although hit fairly of his
heaves developed peculiar wigge and the SOx quick
notice it because they Shaw
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

Clyde Milan is still confined 70
Mercy Hospital. and there seems 70
be some mystery over Just what ANS
him II looks now as though he
might have to remain behind when
his mates pull out OF here Saturday
night.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
INDIANS CAN A PAIR.

CLEVELAND, July 1s.-Johnny
Enzmann and Jesse Petty, pitchers
have been released by the Indians
to the Milwaukee club OF the Ameri-
can Association.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
REX LADS WILL PLAY,

Rex Athletic Club will play the
Owings, Nd. team at Owings tomor-
row, and will engage the Eastern
Athletic Club, of Baltimore, on Sun
day at Union Park
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
NATIONAL.
YESTERDAYS GAMES,

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York, =; Chicago, ].
Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn. 1.
Philadelphia, /; st. Louis. 0 az innings)
Pittsburgh at Boston (wet grounds).
TODAY's GAMES.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

Nobody around here is willing to
saw the Senators can't hit In We'd
nesday's game they soaked Lowder-
milk and Danforth for fifteen hits,
totaIing nineteen bases. Yesterday
Faber was assaulted for seventeen
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
JUDGING BY DIRECT HITS
THE WAR STILL RACES ON
WASHINGTON.
Totals. 4017 81 Z
"Batted for Faber
Totals. 81
80

Washington. o 90 / -
Chicago. o 2 % 90
Runs-Judge (2), Foster, Menosl<y CO.
Rice (2), Shaw CD, Leibold CD. =. Collins
and Gandil. Error-Leibold- Two-base
hits-Gandil, Shaw, Judge Three-base
hits-Judge, Shaw, Jackson. Stolen bases
Rice, Gandil, Charity. Sacrifice hits
Menosky, McMullin, Faber, Murphy. Sac
rifce hy-Weaver. Double play-FelSch
to Lynn. Left on bases-Washington. (;
Chicago. 8. First base on balls-0n Faber.
3; of Shaw, 4. Struck out-By Faber, ;;
by Shaw, .. Wild pitch-Shaw.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN.
Yesterdays GAMES.

8; Chicago, 4.
Detroit, 5; Philadelphia. 2.
Cleveland. 4: Boston. 0.
ST. LOUIS, z; New York, s Ut innings).
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
Will PLAY MEADE MEN.

Camp Meade men are down for a
game today at Walter Reed Hospital
against the War team.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
ToDAY's GAMES.

Washington at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

The Senators are responsible for
winding up the big league career Of
Grover Lowdermilk After getting
bumped off the slab Wednesday. the
big fellow thought 1t over and de-
cided to quiz He turned in his uni
form yesterday, asked for his check
and started for his home at olin. Ill,
saying he was through.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18
GrIn sInkes HaIfway GoOd.

Grin yesterday made good one-hah
Of his prediction that he would take
four straight from the Sox- The rest
OF it will be a bit tougher, as Giea-
sons two-man pitching stan viii De
on the job .o1ay and tomorrow. the
two-man staff is cieotte and Will
Jams. Cicotte will probably be op-
posed to Johnson in the anal OF the
set
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

It will be remembered that shaw
defeated Cicotte in a duel at WASH
inSton during the visit OF the Sox
there recently, and 1t was that game
that sent the Chicagoars back home
with a Arm conviction that Shaw en-
pIoys some trick to get 'em past the
batters. OF course, Griff would never
permit such a thing IL he knew u.
That Is, he wouldn't want one man 70
keen the secret to himself.
Griff would like to have his enufe
staff in on II.
How Does He Do ItF
Whatever Shaw does to q ball to
make. II perform stylishly as IL soaFs
up to the plate Is a problem, because
the Sox have been unable TO discover
ANYTHING wrong with the cover. VI
course. it Is possible to get good re-
suits by working on the seams ana
this may be Shaw's secret. II Is pos-
sible to roughen the stitching on a
ball by digging il with the hnsernalL
Sueh roughing is hardly notleeaoIe 70
the naked eye. but 1t IS sufneiehI 70
cause the pill to cut queer capers-
Another stunt is to wet about two
inches Of the stitching, causing IL 20
swelI. and. thus throwing the ball on
balance Immediately. The Sox al
wavs believe that George Du Mont
while with the Senators employed
something in the way OF an emery
ency ball. They never caught him al
il. but they had their suspicious
Maybe this accounts for the faet
that Du Mont Is quite as CONSISTENCY
a winner with the Red Sox as with
tba Senators. Possibly he can't get
awav with anything in his new place
Of employment.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

Some or the Senators decided. after
looking over Faber, that the hero Of
the 1917 worlds series didn't appear
to have his old stuff. The truth is
that he Is not the same pitcher, and q
few wise heads have remarked that
he is through. The trouble with
Faber Is that he hasn't the strength
to go the nine-Tound route.
The Washington times., 1919-07-18

hits for twenty-three bases. A few
days in this town might give Grif
swell collection OF 800 hitters.
When Judge was brought to the
Senators BY Griff. a lot OF experts
said he looked like a swell fielder
around the initial corner. but
wouldn't be able 70 hit the-ball in big
company. Two singles. a double and
a triple in five trips yesterday indi-
Gates the experts passed out some
bum dope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day. Capt. John DAILY.
George MORN mas neen granted Il
Through 10 visi, friends n Chelsea.
The returns from turloushs Thurs
day were BYRON =. N"e from Au-
sus1a and john ". Duane from Dan
bury
James =. Scott. late ca. c, l. Me,
Inf. has ben taken UP =. a. ? await
inE le-t.dInisslon.
The following members hHve been
transferred 70 other branches:
branches; Michael Connprs 70 the
Mountain branch; Chu-ies Conurs 70
ne Darville branch. and Michael
3iesnev ana John W Hill TO The
Central branch.
EDWARD r LaRoci.. lutte co. = !,
VI Inf: Crel D Orvls. late ca. =,
Wis. and Edwin NJ. Higgins late CO.
D. l. Ne Cav. have been granted
DISCHARGES rom The branch.
John Dixon q Philadelphia. late 20
2. .. I 8. Int; David 4. Bush Of Os-
sing n Y. late % T. -. u s Inf
and Augustus Hartford Of lewiston.
late Co, =. s. Ne, Inf. have been ao-
mI,-ed 20 the Home.
The moving picture program 81.
Friday evening will be Madge Ken
nedy III a Iertec1 Lady" d five
;Iar- Goiuw-yn feature: a PaLle Nev-E
and :. Parsons comedy entitled "Hiu
C'gulns Ou. -
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FROM HALLOWELL

Acme Theatre was filled 10 capacity
Fellows Encampment AEsociatl ton Mn
Rtrels, which Were presented ~ loc;.
len II L ve.-- "~euitanis rnaIile,.
Catchy must. popllIa' song hits. gool
roi;es anu pre-tE cost ulnes made al t-Il-
Ter-alilment whic.I ne: with ponuia'
+avo.. ana all VINO tool par III the
MINISTRIES are deser--li. % much %-edi;
in making J.. II. Dig success Il proved
II De
The Oh w.4s exceptionally well car
,leu ont and was I :ittins close 70 I as
!ignttul evening
aeiec-ions by Giss Edith MacCowan
were delight: ully rendered ana were
g-ea-ly appreciated
The second ,lumpe-. Arthur Burns u
rnonpiosue and SONGS. WIS ve.'-- much
enjoyed as Ny Burns is comedian u
M mean ability and ne kept his AZ
uence cnn7-uised with laughter
a p-e-tv number was the ramnou-lne
dance bv Miss T~ene De9smore. which
was well executed.
A character Sketch by Miss Belle
Dsiney ana harold Fuller war eXcep-
,ionaliy well gwen and was thoroughly
enjoyed.
The last uurber selections by the
FIallUwell Mandolin and Guitar CluH,
was L pleasing feature and deserving
% special mention
The ministries was followed Nv a
dance which W. well attended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
WAR DEPARTMENT TO
SELL ARPLANE UNk
TO CCRTISS COMPANY

=" ISnington. April 3.--he War De-
pa'-ment announced toby that a
CONTRACT had been s,sned with the
Cur1lss AlIplane and Motor Corpora
Ion OF Buffalo, n. T, for the sale
OF 4.60S Curtiss QH-o motors. 1915
JN-z pi2nes, without mu1ors. and
LOO standard planes w1thuu. mo.
Lors- The CONTRACT calls for the pay
neni Of snn.726,eOG for thus properly
which. The Way Department. an.
nounceo, from the standpoint Of use
ny The army IS Obsolete anu worn
our.
Inc oA-D pDiors are of the eight
cElinoe- type USED extensively n
raining Most Of these motors have
been USED 70 such IN extent +ta.
tneV would have to Dc entirely rebuilt.
The IN planes were The machines
used n elementary raining and a,.
now II such condition that much
oVsrhh ullns anu II most instances
htDuilding would he required BET orr.
hey could be used further. The
standard plane has been condemned
by the air service anu have only q
scrap value.
n accordance with The nolirv. If
Ina Wa, Department, manufacturers
% this material were requested 10
submit bids. and The hest offer -e-
ce'Ieo was tina. OF the Curriss 20.
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SAYS FIRST TO JOIN
FISH COMBINE GOT
SPECIAL ADVANTAGE

Boston. April sc. 2 PanleIt ii
member OF the firm OF Nsres and
Harding. wholesale fish dealer, testi-
fleo rpoGv al The TRIAL OF T M Dyer
and - others charged with conspii-
ine 70 raise the price Of fish and with
creating a monopoly Of -he ;ntlustry
IL New England. NJ. Ranlett sand
ne was -oid those who wen, ,rto The,
Bay State Fish Compar-- early. were
being gwen common STOCK ana pre-
fer-ed STOCK but chose VINO were
iale n getting IN would nur nave tAa1
opportunity. Estes and Harding
dio not get into the combination. ne
ADDED.
a large par: Of the session was ue-
voted 70 REORGANIZATION OF 1..aur-
ice 2 Shaw Eec-etury- anu treasurer
% the New England Tish Exchange
and director Of Iht Boston Fish
tie- Company, who had been called
by the government He was CUES
toned on The methods Of TWO COM
Danies II buying ano selling FISH.
Ny Shaw said thu, 80 Of he ..ho
shares of the Commonwealth Fishe,-
,eF Company vert owned by the Bos-
ION Fish Pier Complain
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ALLEGED PlCKPOCKETS
BEFORE GRAND JURY

SkpwheEaL, Ne. April The large
crowd that c-tendea -he Edwards meet
Ing NeunesaaE proved easy marks 10
the four picipocAels who have been
following The Llwards parry Com
plants OF ioss o. money came IL &c
.i-'.y liza, -lit alleged ASit- fingered
gentlemen became uneasy and started
waia TO Wate-ville rather than val;
1pr me 1t rain. Arriving al Hincl.ley
The; hired = -eI-IE. SAYING -hat ttsey
were newspaper men who hau- missed
The Edwards spec.AI from Skowhesan
unu were desIrous Of reaching Water
Vile IL time Tor the meeting there.
5nerls Mooe-E. VINO had made q thor
uugn search SkuwIegan fpr the pick-
pockets, decided that they MUST have
let Town ana followed On the evening
rain. When the train reached Shaw
nut station four men came aboard who
al once aroused he suspicious OF lhe
sheriff. With tnt aIu o; u detective Of
The Great Northern Paper co. who was
returning rom attendance al court II
SEcwtegar. -tree OF the men were ar
''as1ed. tte toulrh succeeding III es-
Gaping The three prisoners were
brought TO Skowhegnn Thursday and
lodged in the county Jail. In the after
noon The dngerprInIs Of the men were
aiken AND they objected 30 Btrenuouslv
that the -w,ste-s mad To he used. The
men are Of nidl.r age and well dressed
and would exci1e no particular atten-
I nr IN L crowd
The case will he brought before The
SoIne-seT county grand Jury which e
nov IL session r ere. The prisoners are
represented by prominent counsel from
Portland
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Silver Tea

The silver Tea heiG II tnt FI.HI bac
.lst parsonage under the auspices u
The Gardner " .. T. :. proved 70 ne
very enjoyable affair. There were
over III present. After devotional eX
t,rcises anu DrIe. business meeting
Mrs. 4. a. Walsh TOOK charge Of -he
program. which waE az follows: SON,
Of conservation talk ny Mrs Walsh OF
the 18th amendment and the Jubilee
drive: cu-net AND violin duet ny Dv-ighr
ano Grace Walsh; readins, Nrn. Pray.
sonE, Prohibition Dawn; adcress
Mrs, Ninslade: SONG. "]upiiu-.l upilee"
Delicious refreshments u tea- SAND
wlches olives cookies AND cake were
served ny The hostess. assisted ny thr
-etreshmenI committee. and a Roc;al
hpu, was enjoyed by al. Miss Carrie
BU-hnartit spid sweet chocolate. ana
dime ho-es were gwen nrI. With
pledges and silver offering .-Dout sen
nav. already been -iIseo toward The
required s2nn
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MlE By Scene
To WEAR VEL

1T looks as If the shoes with Neb!in
soies am using would last another Blk
months. have wun them two years,
SAYS Clarence J. Rloenker, Of St. Lons.
Missouri.
This is extraordinary wear even fnr
Nenlin Snies. But because they are
made by Science to be especially Dugh
and durable. all Nenlin Soies WEIR a
long time. And shoes suled with them
are d real economy. j..
Buy N.ediin- soied shoes fM yourself
and iur the whole family. You can
gel them IN many s1vies-at prices that
are no higter than On shoes that give
uuiv ordinary wear. Have yuuT old
SHOES re-bortomed with Nedlin Soles.
TOO.
These solss are noted fr then c1m-
for- and wa1eruootness. also. They
are made by The GOODYEAR Tire 4
Rubber Co. Akron. OHIO. who make
Wlngfoot Heels-guMduteed to out
Wedr all SIfhev heals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

the hostess. The Club viii nse,
mex, week with Or. anu Mrs. G. y
Towle-
Miss Ruth Graves has returned IL
her home IN South Paris after d Wa
II with hey aunt. Mrs r. Evere':
Webb.
Fred 3 jackson Of Dexter war II
-pwI the FIRST of The week
J. ID Towle and his hruthar d.
g \. Towle, iave purchased III"
old Benson house. sc-called. or
Main street. which WIS nadly dan
aged by IRE about a wear ago. anu
are tearing Il down. The house
y sirh was built N The DAYS when
substantial builGing materials were
Used. contains quite lut OF valuable
t-mber.
Several cases % chicken pox are
repD,1ed among the children.
Miss Margaret Weiss his been the
recent guest Of friends in Liichfielu
N, and Mrs. A. 9. L. Bartlett are
IN town.
p.ter -haanum mas returned from
ovsrsesE, after Years service
across
Mrs Helen Perry and Miss DoroIiiy
Webb returned Thursday from trip
20 s.. Johns.
M;.s. La Terna Waxveid mas ~
-urnen from Boston. where she WIZ
called by the illness Of her brother
An April 1st dance was hello 81 In.
town hall Tuesdav evening.
Miss Har-iet y. Weston is VISIT
ne friends in Liverrnore.
Born April md TO M and Mrs
n r Gorgon Of Readteld HI eight
pound usugnter. Mother ant child
ere IN the Augusta General bnspital
and are comfortable
NJ. and Mrs c. Il. Reed CANT
-hu-sua- from Freeport and are
guests Of their daughter and husband
L.: and Mrs. Edward Roundy.
FRANK Eastman has between Coo
and 400 chickens hatched in March.
Misses Fannie and Mar Putnam
VIII return TO their schools IL Dex-
t.,- ana Auburn SarurdaH. aftei
passing Z week ~ their home her.
Charles Mills has SOLD his driving
horse and purchased from huSnsra
parties q handsome black slan.
Ny anC Mrs. Charles Mills went 80
Sidnt~ ShursuG- Ind were guests of
his parent. Air. ant Mr.. Alex
Mills.
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LEAGUE MAY
HAVE TWO SEATS

Fa;is. April BY The Associated
fress '--Ihere is q possibility tina,
the League Of Nations will have TWO
Seats one Ill Geneva and one ri
Brussels.
inns pin IS being considered. Al
Though Z inaJorit7 IF the delegates
apparently favor Geneva, King Al
be!Ts strong appeal in henait Of
Srusse.s Is influencing sentiment and
the palaces offered by both -ht, Swiss
Ind this Seigizns may bo.;, be ;.c-
cepted. AND alternate meetings ar
ranged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
ARGENTINA HASN'T
ANY JOBS FOR
[. S. AIR TUTORS

washington. April as d result
of many Inquiries i. Buenos Aires BY
svistors II the United states WHIT
wish 20 become Instructors n Argen-
tina. the State department: mas been
OFFICIALLY, advised that the Argentine
government dpes NOT entertain =, the
present any luea OF utilizing the ser
vices OF American aviato-s. Argen-
-ina has Officer: Of her own n France
studying aviation
An Italian mission now n ArEer-
Una with about 80 army officers. is
enueHvortnE 70 interest governments
and individuals III South America IN
the possibilities Of aviation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

The cutter girls al the 4. anu W.
mill are responsible for The FIRST real
move IN the line Of welcome home
reception 20 the Il. q W. employees
who were n the .:e-7'ice. They
started the ball anu also started
Iht funds Vow .he following com
rnirtees are actively engaged IN ma
ing preparations: General committee
i. 7. Desmond. ST.. Annie Cunning
ham. c. z. Boiler. Charles Il Mer-
riu KATE Perkins: supper committee.
F. P Collins Al. Marley. Harry
Spear. Earw Hastings. Theresa
bowling: entertainment committee.
Jerry Desmond, IT.. Kate Cunning
nam. Gladys McCausiand Q. D.
SpraEue. g M. Dale: music com
mirtee. P. a. McMaste, Frank Rad
ciife. Leon Wing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

those strong personal qualities winch
men ana women the world over, 40
mIre.
Eart will be seen Lo1ay n The
Poppy Girls Husband followed by
,Iant IND Katherine Lee IN Swat the
Spy" Ind the Sennert COMEDY. The
Village SInIthv," making TWO and q
half programs II one. Don't wait
until tomorrow. come TO-DAY. YOU
know why, Beat the other fellow to
q -pou se2l-Adv
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VETS OF BATTERED
TANK CORPS RETURN

New York. Anil 3.-veterans Of
tank fighting returns home today
when the steamship Philippines dock
td with ~ officers and men. All are
members Of the 302nd Senter Tank
Cor-1s part OF The First American
Tank Corps which suffered severely
IN the St Mihiel and Argonne ser
tors. The arrivals today brought with
them 80 French anu 10 American
turks.
Some Of the members Of the Tank
Corps Fullies" returned in command
Of Lieut.. Darwin /. Phillips. Pur--
LIND. Me. These soldiers gave 81 per
forrnanres al csLutonIneuts ana hospi-
tails abroad.
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LCYEMBCRG DEPUTIES
DECLINE TO SEND
DELEGATION TO PARIS

LUxemburg, Apr 3 - CHsvasl-
The government submitted 10 the
Chamber OF Deputies today plan
for closer economic relations with
France and Belgium a. well Is q bill
for referendum on the question of
the future form o. government for
Luxembourg.
The Chamber Of Deputies decided
20 discuss the question Of economic
relations with France and Belgium.
bun rejected proposition 10 send a
parliamentary delegation to poris.
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DOCBLE-DECKER
FREEMAN LAUNCHED
AT ROCKLAND YARD

Rockl&nc, April THE four mast :
ed donble-decked schooner Freeman
YVES launched today from the YARD of
the Francis Cobb Shipbuilding Co TOR
the Atlantic Coast Co. If Boston. The
schooner measures 1924 feet long,
registers 1910 Ernss tons and hGs u
carrying capacity of 1880 tpnz. She
viii be commanded by Capt. Q, z.
farrell Of Lynn Nuns
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''Old Maids Convention
Sc0res Big Success

ne entertainment given al Inc
Penney Memorial church last even
ing was n every way SUCCESS
There was Il large crowd present TO
witness me one-ac, comedy, The Old
Maids Association" the production
being staged N The church dining
room.
Much c-pdit Is due all Of The per
formers. each and every one playing
MS q he. par, in manner worthy of
professional. Ralph Brown, as the
French professor, handled Il difficult
role n manner -hut called forth
louo applause. ms acting being both
oaturSi ana exceedingly funny.
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Gerald Fish on returning 70 his home
on Spruce street Thursday ;-e1e-nDpn
from q trip down Town was much Sur
priseu TO find party u - Of his
young friends Ind scnpolmaIes await
Ing him. The afternoon was pleasantly
PASSED with MUSIC and games End re-
tresunerts were served. Miss Marion
Ereenlaw, n behalf OF those assembled
presented the !-oung man with several
thrift stampE
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MarcnalI Ooucet.e

Marchal Dourerte died -hursua '
morning al Ills hcme Oh Summer street
re was horn II Jauuet River, y. &.
anu was a. years Of age ii was /.
pzpe-make- : Occupation IND mao re-
sided Il Gardner fo;- The r,asI Is -earE.
a WIDOW AND several children survive.
Funeral arrangements will ne a.nnounc-
ed iate,.
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Halloweu Remnant Store
The Undeprice Sore

in
addo
rastey The offer this VIII
n,
viii wake and take
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Pupils vi The Page school- Grades !
ano Il who Were MOI -ardy during -hs
winIer -err: Lime. HEAD. Warren
Head George Watcrhouse lois Bu2-
zen. Tel,,:~ ClarL. Virginia Elmer. boy
o-hv Flags. Si.ran hughes. Dorothy
k.ltredge. >Ma-ie Rich and DorptEv
George. Those turd' Only once: L.
land Achorr, Donald Aimee. ,Io..n Gercn-
ILL EGwar3 yarney-. Marion Hesld. Jus
Ina Harding. Tne,,ra Olsen
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

PFeplrarions by the W. z. 7 =.
for drive fur the Jubilee fund are
progressing finely The following
LADIES have hHen appointed az cum-
mit1ee TO solicit funds: Mrs. I. q.
Peters, Mrs. c. S. FoEE, Mrs. /. E.
Packard. Mrs. =. c. lnEr3ham. Mrs,
Alice Sheldon. Mrs. I. .. Bristol,
Mrs D. A Ball Mrs. e. z. Thnmp-
son and Miss Amin Beaie- II is
hoped chat the Augu.ra apporcion-
men1 OF SsOe will be obtained III u
shur, TINE
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Micnael Ne,ut,iand

The dearh Of Michael Neighiand
OCCURRED II he hospital mere Thurs
day. He WAS born in Halifax. y. :.
= yea,'s- ago. He enlisted II ca A. ..
MAss. +. A. Sept :. 1864, wf-s trans
fer-ed 70 Co +. Il. Mass Inf and
discharged June 80, 1S6a. He Wa i'd
United 10 the = ONE Feb Il. 1890.
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francis z. FAN of the Z. s. regular
artillery. stationed Al the Texas Dor
DER, has been passing few Guys n
this city. His home Is IN Spring
field, Me. and he came TO this city
To see mis- SISTER. Who is employed III
the Gardiner Genera Hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
GORGAS TO PROBE :
HEALTH CONDITIONS

Panama April :;-MaJur Gen. Cor
gas former surreun-generai Of the
United StItes army and parry Of
ssnitarr e3pe~ts arrived here TO-DAY
They will leave next Monday for
Guavauuil. Ecudpr. to Investigate
gznItarv conditions in that port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Corn. Charles NJ Snruuie and
mother of Newport. arc. the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lowell of tins
city. Corp. Sproule war with the
18th regiment Of New York. and has
received his honorable discharge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Card Of Thanks

We wish u thank the Neigh nors
anu friends for their kindness ano
sympathy IN the deA.n Of our loved
one; also the members of me Sol
den Cross
Nh ALFRED CORNISH
MP. and MRS. .. Il HAYES
ana Family
MRS. EL8EIDGE CORNISH and
FamiiE.