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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN 0PENSIN
AUeuSTA-CITY'S QUOTA $4,000

so1-2---g le ", Eare lie star Jr1-
t1r1ca. event Of the rear.
one feature Of ne campaign VII Dc
t-le gover71,e plan cor purchasing
oonGs. which IL 50 liberal taa- II las
practically superseded he si-a-weea
sad S-a-vsea plans. TIE sava-n,nea.
plan calls <1r payments scattered orer
mar months aid not requiring Inc
5nal osv-len- Knit. Nov. u .sig re
garments IN he government plan ri,
oe: w. APPLICATION. :" ger cent Tuly-
Is . PEI cent; Alg - = 1e- cent.
Sept. : = per cent, cc;. :. :, par cpaI.
Nov =, - ger ce.L. with accrued inter-
est On deferred .nstaiImencs.
The Victory Loan offering IS four a.,d
one-ha.s billion dollars Two ser.ss Of
notes a-e of-red so- subscription -
per cenr. eSen7t from state ana ,cc2.
axes. s1ce9- estate ami .nne-.ta-ca
axes; ant =. PEI cant axerCt s-o-r
all 'ecera.. State ami Ioca. -axes az
cept es.2.e and inheritance taxes. -her
s-e dataI Ma? = -sia ard Due Ma y
~ The sac-a.a-c- 81 he tres sl---
-es@ res the -gh % -edee-n I'll or ar
Of the notes before maturity On June
y. 81 Or Dec. .s2s a. par and ac-
c-cad interest The interests dates a..
lee :. -sl2- and thereafter se-,:-41-
7caI.y on June = and Dec. !. and =,
11-Ir'tr- Subscriptions - 20 and ~
GLIDING s-oaa will re allotted y III,
subscriptions over 81 - 1:ii 30 -
-ai~at s-luaer- 20 .i;n.-'ent The -
per cant notes vii be m sale a. Al
gTIsta ha7as II me near tltu-e. a:
which r:lre cash purchasers car secure
-fle->
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

With i quota 81 slightly more than
hait million dollars i.aG.trD FOR AL
gus,a the ioca! victor.- Loan campaign
opened this morning and viii continue
tor three weeks.
TIE Fifth and +inai loan compa:g1
vii 0e conducted Oh The same plan
that mas been 50 successful IN pas;
campaigns Subscriptions will De r.
ceived a. al ,cca. banks as hereto
fore. Augusta people. who have done
Their par so NOTABLY IN Pas, cam
1aigus- can surely be counted on % do
their part also in this one. This :
especially t-le because he soldiers q
Augusta and of Maine VINO PLAYED so
prominent a par n ending the war
against The Huns. will 50 soon &c re-
turning % ttie.r homes and because ne
people az home cannot taii 10 fac; me
necessity of doing their part IN pay
ing, as their soldiers did their par
n aEhting-,o tEe finish.
Severa, interesting Liberty Loan
events ara arranged for or ara under
consideration. One II the big events
will De the visit 10 Augusta of me =.
8 War EXHIBIT c-aln Ahich viii &c
mere Tuesday, .'2r.l =. at noon ana Will
remain uncl o'clock. Appropriate
ceremonies and speeches wall marx re
vislt of the tram. Chairman Guy ?
fianne;t is also laying plans to secure a
speaker Of International -enowa FOR a
,ous;ns Liberty Loan meeting while re
drive IS IN progress r he can secure
me speaker WITH whom he = now re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

which ID tasty and has q kick The
siio jag Is known all about Chester
County and produces a fearful next
morning effect II Is said that when
a man awakens he has that dark
brown taste for az least day
The silo Jag Is by 10 means lew
one In Maine. and the writer -eEnen-
bers that away hack when Col :. Il.
Allen vas Governor AZ the National
Home al Togus. there vas / time
when the Home authorities were for
quite q while -aIl At sea" as % how
some OF the veterans were getting
crazy drunk-men who we're known
rot to have been of the reservation
and who had been no farther away
from quarters than the barns. The
men were not intoxicated. II the or
binary sense of the word. bur were
crazei oy the mysterious beverage
that they we're II some way getting
hold IF. Men were set 10 wa-cl The
Others who we're getting the oevsr
age. and finally ore day 4 man vas
detected coming from under the
barns With 4 in dipper n his hand
AMI IN II some OF the Juice ami
than the secrs. came out II me
barn from under which he man nad
ccme vas located the Home siio and
IL was discovered that through he
floor vas slowly oo.ing OF g 4 beam
N the 5ar-, cciia-. This i:qa:G Is said
20 nave been a kind of sy-upv sub
stance. verv light amber L, color and
not unpleasant - the taste. AMI by
placing j i!pper On the beam enough
Of the STUFF could soon be caught Tor
drink. When e came - the kick"
il IS said nat nothing e-=T came
from a eiistliierv -.,a- could produce
! ,ag suc1 as lIrAet II -ha- sic
Juice dnd that ccc ,ong AFTER Is dis
caverr y.le siIo Has removed - Al
other place. or abandoned altogether
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

House this afternoon Of course. Ire
securing u tickets n advance Will
mt mean better eats but X wili
10 aw.r Win waiting II lire az tie
Jol Office.
TIE i 5, showing II 'Ta-Z31 II tle
\ pas will he E.vao a. ~ his aft
a-acrn. That VII - ne time If tie
--at.leas on Tuesday ana WeGles-
day w..iie TIE eyell,l. performances
vi. begin a. 30 There VII be 9th
- excellent piioIopilys on ne pro-
gram beside he 5i. feature Sc J-lat
re entire Offering Wi! 20 ZIG Dig
-es- ever provide: - popular prices
tor re people # Augusta
.E.s. - hundred of thousands II
people -ara rea,i The s. arv II Tar
"a. ii nc Ages J.. Edgar E.ce Eur
-oushs SO have hundreds Y c.2ous-
aads CT people sean ne great sc-aen
production ia, a.Tlazet; Broadway
ard c--sed crowds - - -lr-lsd away
:-2ln re Broadway theatre night
at4e- aizhr.
t., character II -a--..l S played
~ Elmo Lincoln. Al act-r q -ruiT
gigantic proportions As re peo-
PIE IF AI-Ista watch MIN = this
PLAY. they WI naturally picture
a:rl as youth OF unusual power
As a matter u fac-. when Lincoln
was GOV , lad meningitis ana MS
parents despasred II h.s ever grow
:ng up But re I.d grow ana i
Kept IN owing -a became an
athlete celebrated throughout tie
West ard Wien re decided "a be-
come an actor his ability u his
new Ire proved Just as s-ea< IS his
u1ys:qUc. TIE result 1aS been tina.
re has fairly amazed not OILY the
drama &c world n general. but par
t.clia-iy he moving picture world.
Others Who have leading roles N the
paoioplay are Gordon Griffin. who
appears . the 10y TarEan. End
Marley. who plays the heroine ~
tie drama and Thomas jefferson WHO
gives a wonderful characteristic
Of tie scientist.
4Tar-an g not only 4 spectacle.
but il IS A reiod-a-aa # TIE most
thrilling -vpe. 30 speed and spirit
81 S ne elton mag y fairly swaps
he audie ice along with 4. Adder. ~
al lie ether stirring incidents I.lat
make TIA. an such Il great pro-
duc..on 5 Il c-ue application II fin
-e--p-.r- science ard X - by this
system Acne hat Tarzaa who has
been stolen o. the apes when a boy
is restore. - lis r.gt.t[..l place as a
British ncrlemaD.
The STA: Of 'Tar-an If TIRE = pes
has teen positively limited ~ 'nrae
DAYS AMI six Performances Packet
houses ire assured for each prnGIc-
::nn-Atv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

-2V : any Stars have come into
universal popularity as rapidly Is
LAS Mss Glsie Ferguson. E-r sue
cess g Cue &c her own enie- r3~s AMI
Size S entitled % al of re c-a,:.-. :.
$ TIE that the plays she has nlcket!
HaT" AL been ABOVE go ayer4-e. but
i cas- beer Tire manner n which she
has hanG'e-; hen, mat mas made
i-ec, 50 pGpuia-, Mss Ferguson :
!a-=st plaT. Eres - the So:...' 8 the
-sa-1Ee 2t:r5cr.c-! AZ he Colonial -0-
taF TIE story : ..lae- from, Tie
SATURDAY Evanilc T7cs- nc-e- THE
SAT- Of he Earth winch tai sGcn
: wonderful ran 4 few months ago
II addition 70 tEe ,,s';al acting OF
hiss Ferguson there a-e other tea-
Tlres n his production. sucl as the
So !er1.G cabaret scenes. The oeau-.-
FL settings ana gorgeous gowns an.
othe- feminine ARA L IS * .lre--
est % -ote that -h.s picture IS rlar-
:-= II NeE~ y1~a Boston ana Al
--is,a toGcy for ne first ..me. Scme
class 70 Augusta
Eiile 11io vii appear n The
IRE 0f ne C.rc,.s- TIE er.soGe
shown -odaE 5 most exiting one
ana H. hoia your attention % ev-
cry :et4.l
Tie current Pathe News ana he
latest Harold Lloyd comedy vii
com piera this unusual program
Eyes Of tt,a Soul all be
screened -T*lce &, The evan;ag shows
Tomorrow Theda cara Will bc
shown Il her latest production
-'WLe., / Woman Sirs-Aiv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
EASTER OBSERVANCE
BY AUGUSTA CHURCHES
sepe'ai Sermons and Special Music
Programs and Listened to and En-
jeyed by Large Congregations

sepe,ai Sermons and Spee:aI Music
Programs and Listened to and En-
jsyed by Large Congregations
Easter was observed in Augusta in
the usual manner At the several
churches Of the city. and no fa;rer
Easter ever dawned than that which
characterized the frs, few hours Of
the morning. The sun rose clear and
presaged a most beautiful day, but
the wind swung around into the
southeast and later developed another
Of the cold. raw and cherries days
that have Characterised the weather
for the greater part Of the time since
the month came in.
But the cold wind could not dis
pei the Easter spirit Of gsadness thaf
the Leoten season was over. and at
zach church there vas the same big
Easter congregation and at many the
same bsautifal 1oral display that al
ways cil1racterises the day. A. Some
Of the churches. in addition TO the
special Easter sermons and special
music. there were special exercises
arranged for the evening. At the
Green street Methodist church the
cantata- The First Easter was
gwen by the chorus choir. assisted by
local suiCists. and was followed by 4
short talk by the pastor. Rev ". ].
Layton. and at the Penney Memorial
Baptist church an Easter musical
service was given by Is of the most
accomplished vocal and instrumental
artists n the three cities. followed by
a sermon by the pastor. Rev william
R. Wood. on The God We See In
Christ Large congregations were
present at both churches and the ex-
erciSes were Of a nature that were
S,~a Sn<~r~a<SnD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Pephlr0n
A Raal km TONIC
Gives v;Eur and nerve tone to a9ed
and indr-1- and those worn-ou, from
overwork- worry. excitement or close
confinement n homes or shops.
Alliances Convention

Tie Christian and Missionary A.
lance began It's tEree-days conven-
ION yesterday at the Gospe: Ms
SION Rev Wu. franklin OK Old
Orchard. district superintendent for
New England. gave 4 message or
The Risen Christ" N the morning
Or. R J. Zimmerman OF Toronto.
Canada. field evangelist. gave i
Bible ssuGv II the afternoon. also
Mss A. Killer A returned mission
arE from Cong. Africa. gave an ac-
count OF her work there. Dr.. Zim-
l.e-caa-. spoke again II the evening
These meetings VIII be continued.
today ard tomorrow IN the Net
odis1 Episcopal church on Green
street Mss Killer VIII SPEAK eGc1
afternoon az 30, Rev. William
Franklin II GO, and D.. INNER
man Will speak each evening.
A! services are open 70 the public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Boy Scout Notes

Troop Nc :, Augusta Boy Scou,a
Kill hold ..!ei- regular meeting IL
-.5a Tuesday evening At the Y. II. c.
A. building. after which there will be
q meeting 81 the troop bicycle
corps.
The Troop Signal Corps il pro-
crossing finely. The members ara
taxing Up the siudy Of wireless tel =
sgraphr under he direeiion of
Frarklin Patterson. president Of the
CHrT HiEtI School Wireless AsSocia-
i4on. ana have had three lessons SO
far. The troop corps mas received
applications Tor membership from
tS-se boys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

The members of Canton Auy,,s,s
NO ?, ?. H. ! O, Q. F. who attended
the Tooth anniversary Il Portland
SATURDAY, in whic., over $500 Odd
Fellows CT lie State par.ic:pa led.
were as follows: Brig. Gen. VIII c.
Miller. department commander.
MAJ. A. II. Drumnond. Capt. =. r.
Austin Lieut. ". 8. Currier. Ensts,
r n. Spear.n- Standard Bearer :. Ii.
Ghdoen. Capt ". A. Perry. Past
commandment O. e Farnhan,. ana
Chevaliers John Mcintosh. u. FaI
conf. George Harver. Ra. Sanbor,..
Ray Burns. Jesse Alexander. Stuart
shaw. Fred Best. Oscar Phillips.
thomas Piscopo. A. L Keene. Joseph
ooier. Ralph Brown. Charles Lessor.
4 q. Cookson. J. a. Foster. Edgar
al caine, E G. Rich. J. W Garfield.
j. :. Nichols. Hines and Tcw.e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

The reports for Saturday and sun
daT OF the fish taken during those
two days az Cobbosseecontee are as
follows; Saturday-George Palmer,
TWO trout: r. ". Pope. four trout.
ooeion Sianchet,e- three trout, and
Charles Ogden OF EalIowell one
trout Sunday-Joha Corlev Of Hal
lowell. r~o trout: three fishermen
who had one OF P. y. Pe-oet,s',
boats. one trout A. C-- and Errd
CloUtier. who had been out al the
AXE Friday and Saturday, brousa;
IN three trout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

terry ard 20 see Dustin Fa-'u.n
n T. Lint If Western stars
-:lesa --v9 plays ssiIl ne Si~en 4; ,,e
Cpara House - we'll as at the COL
onial. -. frs, episode II The
Z .dG,-1 Mystery WILL Dc prssen;ei
ard everyone viii want 10 get
ssa--es; right 81 .h.s.
F-:d,ir ard Saluriar VI. go Tie
Fighting RooSavsits the author
Led .-e-zicn II tie lie II Coione!
Roasevelt.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
SiLo- JAG NOT NEW


a paragraph in Boston Sunday
paper. under 4 West Chester, Penn,
date. said that
The 1arnhands Of Chester County
should worry after July !. Ever
since the siio came into general use
the farm man has had no trouble in
getting a Jag whether the saloons
were ciose,; or Tot. He simply uses
a gim.eJ- bores 4 hole IN the casing
4. the bottom Of the siio. captures
the results in 4 lin can. strains it
through j cloth and has something
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

A. the regular meeting Of Jepn,ha En-
campmen>. No - l. O. .. ?. on Tues
DAY evening. April - the Royal Pursie
degree viii oe conferred on : Pa,r.
archs. Supper vii b: served before =.
work. AZ 0 clock sharp. N the baunre,
hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Bis Shows Coming to Opera House

Follaw:- three fays - ''Ta-Zau =
80 ; 3ns'' 2. tf1s Augusta Opera
House NOR c< ne feature aim pro-
gram r-nr-l .sas, ny re infringement,
car- for TIE great demand there
VIII b- - see Francis F5ri. re am
ols Portland actor. I liz most
amazing serial. Tile Hidden MS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

fsoiand Con-, who had been MAX
ing pref stay at his home in this
c.sF' returned Saturday afternoon tn
rietsneid- who're he IS PRINCIPAL Of
the Grammar school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

II IS reported that Jack Mcca,, or
6os.on' "ho Is At Cobbosseccontse
on ais annual fishing trip. did not let
saturdays disagreeable weather IN
'e.fere with his program. and during
the day landed a handsome five
pound trout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
RVE AWAY HEADACHE
90 Musterule on Forehead
and TEMPLES

a1Eacae rensdy witApat II -
Ne headache medictne.s 11l3eveS
~ka. and th1t nxi1a7hoe GnGl1n8
- COS OK congestion. And It ac33 Il
Musserc,e Is 4 cie1n, whife dint<
:. lsce With Gil If mustard Better
- j mustard plaster and does not
Lsd caiy externally, and d
Na' IN It affect stomach and heRt
Se Internal medicinss do
S-s1t .or sore throzt, bronchitis,
Saa neck, asthma, neuralgia,
pseuCsy, rheumatism. lum-
~ pans and aches Of the h0ck
s sarains. s0e unsr3e4 hguboA
-.e--aiaS frosted feet coads 1t tie
y i 9isea prevents pneum0nizo.
~ al SIC IUS hosmtal she 29
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Augusta Lodge. F. and 4. II. will
work the Master Mason de-ree
Tuesday evening at 30. Refresh
nents will be served after the work
and all so!ourning Masons are in
vited to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Mrs Ida II. Hall. wife OF Fred
Hall. passed away AZ go Sunday
afternoon 4: their home. Is Bangor
street, aged d years The husband.
four brothers and one sister survive.
Funeral arrangements viii be an
noUnced later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Frederic 8. Jones OF Lynn. Mass.
passed Easter Sunday in this civ
win MS parents. Clerk OF Courts and
mrs Charles ". Jones. 10 Chanel
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c,,,.-
oos'on were visitors Saturday in ,ais
eitJ' coming by automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Joseph Barbour. porter at Hotel
.Soren. left Saturday afternoon for
Boston for a weeks vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
AUGUSTA LOCALS
= A. Aaliett Of Fairfield was in
ne city awhile SATURDAY.

n l. HILBERT Of Liberty was 4
caller saturday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
AMUSEMCNTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

sls'e Ferguson - Eyes Of tire Soul:
Eddie Polo ~ THE lure Of the
C'reu5": Paene News; Haroid
L!eyS Comedy. a Program fer ~.
Sits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
OPERA HOUSE WILL
OPEN TO-DAY

FTrst P~ocuct.e0 Ct arzln y tre
aces' Prom ses 70 &c Greeted by
Eeoora Breaking Aud e-ces
= : Al unusual thin. IT people
II !. 's;sa = secure -slp'- seats - :
moving p!c'r-a STOW ii atvanre.
tu- ma, : list va,a. many I -aa
people ST n 'lpIra. Ivy are DONG
far re SIX performances X ..Tar-a.l
II tie A pes" ~hicn opens a rs.ree
-.aEs engagement a. lie opera
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-29
4. H. DUNLAP

PK0R NATE BUsI SIS
gfe Idaho Building, Phone CAT w.
BOISE. IDAHO.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-29

Times Want Ads
.~~~~.-4s-~~-~~~----~-~ ------.---
- FOR Sale. Efc. lfE
WATERS WANTED can At sill
Nssr Grin, so 9Th ST. Boise
To TRADE Team and some cash
f0r flaht auto Phone 44a or adj
dress r Nj Johnson re : Meridian
--4-~---.-----s----
PEACHES White Champion
Reaches. rfpe Sept sth: Eihertm and
prawfords rigs SEP 10Th. 2 Cents =
Pound u. H. HAttkETT RANCH,
miles west of Meridian, 4 haft nltls
south 81 Poet crossing
LOST red Sheal, weight about
gN counts Finder nutgfy Roderiek
MN phone aas. Meridian Farm "
rulsp aest az Blue Valley school.
~-~~---~~-a~--.s---g--.-.
CARPENTERS and iaborsrs want
IA Good Wmxea q. y. ART.
FOR SALE Twenty-six head OF
we1l-brpd Hampshire sheep, ~ Of
tham ewes. and bucks Nine haad
III ahoatA. weighing 40 10 no poHnda'
Al my farm one mile east aud one
nasle north Of Meridian
goy Humphrey has two intertat-
lonMl gasoline engines for sale. SUIT
able for ensilage eAtsing For s'as
cheap. See ghem At the shop OF
Broadway. Meridian
can or CHOICE DAIRY COWS
Friday. August -, Car ~ aheies
nalry COWS az rulslic Auction
Az knna-~AlI Coed stan.
+~s.--'
ron sAf.E so Head Of so@s ans
pigs. r. Y, GAVIN. one mile east u
Highway and . half mile noftA q
Meridian
FOR SALE Hoistein bun calf
Good stock Well marked q n
WYLfE. i half mile southwest Q
Meridian
ron SALE Team OF horses ans
wagon / M GR0oMs, Meridian
TAkEN ~.
A Holateim helter. shout one yea
ola Two and une-haif miles south
ives, 81 Meridian on june 18th
A HI ROSS.
r. :. Meridian. lo-e
NEW 5-ROOM HOUSE AND TMs
a0T~ ON BROADWAY STREET
MERIDIAN. TO TRADE FOR CAT
Tx OR SHEEP,
J. 1T. CLARK. PHONE 23i.
fDR AN M SHAVE
AND 4 ------------------
--.----------ssaoOT HAIR GU
can ~ ID. A. BREWER's SHOP
NOT KNOW WHERE
FOR sAI4E.---Hscst loss An Merida
secure nice building iot in the be'
part 81 town. where the good house
are building. ON and near the stat
highway
Your awn terms Of payment
FRANK N0uRsE,
- 2sn rsk.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-29
A. B. MATTHEWS

nAs OPENED UP A SECOND HAND
STORE Ar THE PLACE RECENT
IN OCCUPIED by BAILEY BROS.
AND III READY TO BuY, SILL OR
EXCHANGE GOODS Of ALL KINDS
We HAVE A REPAIR Department
AND WILL DO ALI. KINDS on
REPAIR WORK. SAWS FILED.
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
A. Ii. Attn VS.
MERIDIAN, IDAHO.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-08-29
TAkEN ~

FOR SAI4E.---Hscst loss ia Meridian
secure nice building iot in the best
part Of town. where the good houses
are building. ON and near the state
highway
Your awn terms Of payment,
FRANK NouRsE,
Phone $3.50 j., Boise.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-11
DANIELS HALTS
CRUISER WORK
PEllDl|yCPROBE
Secretary if Navy Orders Sus-
pension of Work on Six Great
Battle Cruisers.
NAVAL EXPERTS
TO DECIDE TYPE
Choice Of Great Capital Ships,
Fast Cruisers or Combina-
tion Is Undecided.

Washington, March 10.-Secretary
Daniels directed the suspension of
work on six great battle cruisers. au-
thorized in 1915, until he and Ameri-
can naval experts had decided on the
future type of American capitl ships
In light Of information obtained on
their European trip.
Daniels orders indicated a possible
ty that the whole battle cruiser pro-
gram Of the navy. involving the ex-
penditure Of nearly a half billion of
dollars. will be abandoned in favor of
q new type Of cruiser battle Ship
There is a wide difference of opinion
among American naval officers as to
whether the slow battleship and fast
cruiser should not give way to the
ship combining the power OF one and
nearly the speed OF the other. It is to
gather information on new types that
Secretary Daniels and his three chief
technical advisors will sail Saturday
.f0r Europe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-11

London, March 10.-"There is NO
doubt the former German emperor was
the first and responsible author of the
war. He absolutely wished for it
and conducted it himself in all its
ruthlessness and barbarity.'
This Is statement attributed to the
Prince of Monaco by the Mails Paris
correspondent, who interviewed the
prince there. The correspondent re-
calls that the Prince of Monaco form
erly was a personal friend of Emperor
William. but friendship was severed
in telegram sent to the emperor
In September 1914.
Until few years before the war"
the prince is quoted as saying, the
German emperor seemed to sincerely
wish peace and a renewal of inter-
course with France. 1 know this be-
cause I was entrusted with q mission
to try to bring 1t about. But at the
same time q terrible megalomania was
growing fIt-shizn. He was anxious to
see Germany over all, and from the
day when he felt it impossible to at
tain this end by peaceful means, war
became an obession with him.
Il shall never forget the fury in his
face and the hatred in his voice when,
in July. 1914, he told me If they oblige
me to make war, the world will see
what it never dreamed Of These
words were hypocritical, because Ger
many was at that time prepared for
war in every detail"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-11
WILSON PLANS
ACTIVELAB0R
a444S
ON PEACE PACT
PRESIDENT SUFFERS COLD At
SEA, BUT PLANS TO BEGIN AC-
TIVE WORK IN FRANCE.

On Board the u. S. S. George Wash
ington, March 10-By Wireless to the
"A. r. President Wilson is suffering
from a cold and although it was less
troublesome today, he remained in his
Sroom the greater part of the time on
the advice of Rear Admiral Grayson.
his medical attendant. that he keep
a. quiet as possible. The president is
spending most OF his leisure on the
Voyage in reading. The George WASH
ington Is expected to arrive at Brest.
rs originally planned, March 13. and
the president will proceed immediate
~ hence to Paris. Various confer
ences are being arranged by wireless
for him to take place Friday. March
IA.
President Wilson expects to take up
at once work of the most active order
upon his arrival in Paris. There Will
be no let up until the most important
matters are disposed of. Then he prob
ably will take the expected trip to Bel
gium and the devastated regions OF
northern France. The date OF this
journey however. has not yet been
decided upon by the president.