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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Italian Delegates Wat
News Of Council Sessions

PARIS sept =54-sBE The AsEoc.zt-
&C Press The 1zaaEan DeleGzuu-
was u constant ceuznuRrlranun WE
Rsone TO-DAY and zaragssz- bur ne oc1r
definite statement Iasaz EeszlG 5e ab-
tanned trum the 6elegazss WIS Lna1
ch- Kings CUuncia kaz held -ro
meetings and Inaz by The Kings IT,
Gzsesf al uhe members had piecEs1
themselves net 20 GzvzlEz re pro-
ceed1ngx
The eunv1Erlor IS general = crr-
ference circles 11a- some RACER cu--
m1nacasaur rum Resident a l4Sc3
cDncerrzlg Fauze Vas hgfnr% me
Council. hx- mere u m Dependable
insnr-ar1on reEzre1ng the character
syf m. eurzrursczz1um-
Ps-as was aAfue 7oGaE rz-z zncnn-
sru,r<F rIz-o1rs csnreruzzr me -eEzg-
nnzsun n Sasnor Tsrnr.- ne I-aZszn
Fser@zEz MznaszEr ne zeclzon n
I1zsr for a<--1nr y Fg--ns and rhe
DusEashe abdAEA-1nn e King v7r1nr
EUzanzaz
President W7Eenn hzs nads nune
reply 10 the PRESCRIPTION 1eu<rzssxsrE
f1uzne and inae-na-iunaIixlng the
oe-kz and razfWzzz. the narnre af xae
rspaE Al not assransen and rne
American peace dezega-ez. rsEuze m
eascazs 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Because Of "Moral Principles
Cannot Arbitrate or Even
Confer With Strikers
President Grace of Bethlehem Co. Also Turns
Down Steel Workers National Committee
Asserts Cannot Depart From Present
/. System Of Collective Bargaining With Men

Indications last night we're
that TIE great s1eel strike. En-
oez1ag It's fifth day, VIII prove
q prolonged struggle. for. fol-
loving z sEs1enent by Jotn
+ Fitzpatrick director-general Of
the strike that the EzIkcur
could De ended Immediately #
the United States Steel Cor
pora-lon would agree 20 arbi-
rra1e- Ebert H Gary. directing
head u tire corporation, gave
II IS his personal oplcion. that.
because Of mora principles
involved the directors could not
6eal with the Union Iabor leac-
ers.
A similar stand vas taken
by Z G. Grace president OF
-ne Bs-hleker Steel Company.
who replying last night % de-
nsads o. TIE companys 5000
employees. who have threatened
70 strike unless granted . con-
ference refused 10 Eeanaissz
With tie steel workers lat1orz'
committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

PurriaaE. Ne Sept ss-omcers
we're rA-eser1e6 Ri -fle annual nnsst-
ing q the Name SEz-e A--7-Iuoerca-
lnzss Association toGa-. as follows:
President Or. z d Merrill. FCZ-
crufr- rlce presidents DR. =
Beach AREzs-a and Een-T Richards
Gardner. ser-sra-v, A. J. Tnrsle--
Bangor; treasurer. Carl z. Da-1nr1
Bnngur-
The enEicwsrg we're eiecren 1r IRE
years Dr. r c. Thaver, Wa-eyva3e'
Dr. z. G Nichols. Pur1iands d..
Thsodore e HARDY. Wa-s-viEses DR..
Z VI Geszrrng. Purrlan6- EsnrE
Richards. Gardiner. and Mrs.. ". e.
Brewsner. DEx1Hr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Polish Advance
Causes Disorder
to the BolSi1evA

Se-vce4--ae adTa-a Of the Pui2E's
troops II 1ae direction Of the Dnaepar
E1Eer has cHzseE great confusion
among tina SClsnRyLE. who ara
abandoning Il Esa1 haste the -a-
Eiar surrounding Traehsk and Mnfz3-
iex. according 10 d@sparEhes 9rsr3
Stockholm
They are sac 70 ne taking away
WITH them Fpzls1 nptanies living n
me E1sr-lc- VIII -ns INTENTION NJ cor-
Hr1ag them II -he Fr.su1s 81 Mos
Cow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
OF
STEEL STRIKE IN
VARIOUS ZONES

Pittsburgh district:
Neither side claimed any
great gains. altheugh each
cnntended the Cow af labor
was going its way
diczgs district: A
number Of plants showed N
apparent increase If acfiv-
ify. burt ciziEs Of employers
that several Thousand rsen
had returned we're stouf3y
denied by STRIKE leaders.
-Ohis district The -
dastry has been almesf cszn-
pleseiy parzlyzed- but skiIsed
and seni-skiEled workers n
the Mzhonizg Valley have
called 4 meeting fer tsday
&c vote @ return.
-BUfzlc district: Three
unlans Of Great Lakes
steamships workers voted
fer sympathetic strike.
5-Co2orzde district: CeF-
ference held last night II
Puehso between workers and
eEcials Of the Colorado FueI
and Iron Company to seek
basis IF settlement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Gaad Rush at
Opening Of Army
StOfeS,N.Y.=Hub

SnB'n1- sept E-The Rmw upenec -
rzrAl s1urs here anday 10 cruwds wtica
taxed rs HaciAraes and exhausted IL
szDpA1es w1-nln Few hours Fn-- g-ea-
csanaers S-i=d hzyh with tnocsrurs ans
r~u WIKI ciu-Azng and hczsennla zrr-
c1es were claR-sr wz-nln Al hour, AM
thereafter me STAT NJ the saure svur.,.
1nsnccesEfzZlE In u1xe new EupnI,es
l-sl enough IN accommodate ing DE-
uand.
The crowds winch In-ulEea -ns stare
~ere MT al poor parsons. ssb sururnp
his hearing purchasers through m
Eaaas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Stockton STyrnEs, Ne. sept "a
The Esrtee-r Z EzwG1E. q four
uasta6 anUfls-aeckec Schooner Was
launched t3caw FIR the A-la-1c Coast
ca. 5r Ira Stockton Yard Lnc. she
Ii rs feet avs-al and VIII register
z1aa nE- rorna-e She e -eaEv e7-
SEA ard VIII sal soor for Sarfoik
% load csa- far me Canary Islands
Il command Of Capt John McKgwn
q 5osEUz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Commander Reed and
Crew Arrive IN For
est City 3.M P. NJ
ET OF SERIES
STOPS ALONG COAST
TO GULF OF MEXICO
Makes Trip fran Roadway
Punt IN 81 HoUz-Aserzge
Speed of S. Mics an HsW-
Party to Be EntEtzined
During Twe-Day Stay IN City

Fa-ran6. Me, Sept 1.-THE Try
1-s-aL-5lRne NJ which 10 II raake
tsur II Inc coast czles H--m Port
trnc II Ire Calf Of Mexlce Ii the II
as-sszs # naval recruiting. arrived
eg6ay -un Eoekzway Fclr-- ". 2
Al zccIden- wnacn pE1 the raGlc ar-
,lg-a1as eE- Of communication made
nsnsssRrv 4 STOP sf ~ minutes near
5gy shore. l. I
BESIDES Lieutenant Commander A.
ba-I c. ReEa. WIN narlEa1e6 the Cat1
gc-ass Sne Atlantic. the plane car
RED his crew IF six men SIX passen-
gers and dog
Five OF Ine passengers were en-
b aig converted stean yacht If
g-eR- speed and a qroGaE- Of Inc
Fan Irun Works. vhacn arrived
f-un View York a few minutes ahead
ID her 10 act as tender The other
YVES cne NJ Lne o1hcers
WHO accomplished Commander Read
Fr Ea--pe. bC- u not new attached
tn the craft
The pane WAS laa6eE II GreR1
|Sourn Bay, aocur 30 mics east u
Punt while IN irwesaEa-
FlHn was mace ef damage Done n
rne af the urDpelssrz when the ian
RIzched e -he EFT engine, rsed u
fzrrzEh power frr the rain ser- Jew
~ Il was found thai me damage -
the propeller WIS NOT serfunz
me plane lefr R1ckzwav Point II
N and arrived here At a1 De-
rnc-zg rzne lnzE ~ the s1up, tie
HcE1A- flying uue was three ana q
FHa-e hours T Eli average CT s.
Fn1les IN hoE- tur the distance II I'D
|grux'mazeiy .sB miles
-ro p4anes from the Chatham ma
"a AT sta1iur. winch were II meet
|rae Nc u fight and escorr her ID
Portland. VII eurne here early To
Fnu-rw nnr-nE- Owing 10 the acci-
nHnr = was net possible ID notify
FnsM Of her posit1on when the plane
new oVT Cape Coa The ing cleared
IS tfa- II was nut encountered IN
|rae E2
A1nEenErTs ware made 70 er-ar-
|-z1r Commander Read hIE Officers
|Hne men and those If me Isabel du--
s1g -ne Twn davE' STAY here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
FORD TO QUIT
MAINE TROILE1S

Esrrla-ad, Sept Es-A1eer- E -STG-
ss,re Ju.e. 1874. w1.e ures,dsns and
rrns-u. rsa1zE- 81 the Cumoe--
and County -dgnr and Fewer o.
w.,.ra cwrs uzns1 et the trolley Ines
ef western Maine has resigned =
-asSr erer- N0V : Nj Ford CAME .
Portland Tram Birmingham. Ar
wnere he was manager NJ The --acrlor
ines al Lnas CRY Ii n srz-a6 rha- ne
VI u lutn business In View yurk-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

ysv York sept E-As- beng
SHOWN an Associated Press G4spEzGs
gazing John Firzaz-.ck. GK-scI1r gen
era c. lie ss43i strike as SAVING the
vazkpEt wcuae END 4n-necsa1ely Z ne
Cnrsd States sEesi Corporation would
a-nE-z@e difference. E1ber- 4 Car.
directing head Of the enrpnrzaur- &C.
csa-sS n a sla1smen- t1nlgH-- speaking
1nr I77asslf thar he beEler4d tie oHa-s
81 al-ec-lrs cannot aegnz1z1s ~ enn-
fer with M F5rzpasr1ck or has zzsD-
csaa&"
NJ Cary Was shown -ne diEpzzraa
wa Il he was Attending dinner giwez
bw Ea-rn Eondo. president 81 the 5apa !
Ma Steamship ca. and was ASKED 70
maize su-ne comment RueHkznx the 81
lenr+ ne nas nzirzzlnea since the se-
ginning Of ina STRIKE. NJ Gary w-uae a
sTz-snsnr wsls8e sez1ed n rne 1a.nie and
ahsn- calling The newspzper men in1o
me hal read 4 - them
The hoard u ai-scrurs If the United
States sseez Compensation are ne repre-
serazz=Ees uf nearly TsR ~ srDckauia-z.
snrtndlng rruzn @@A 70 MaA en-
piure- said rne seaaa-nenr 49,
rhsir servants and are ssssr6
senr and pru1er- rhHir 1nrsss1S so
-ss.. ,us---z.r 81 an sur @zlsN esuptn"es-
- - - u.ssarn rhEnk IRE 1wf
rnembe-x CT szhsr unsons
- Z believe Du- ru-purz13Ur
= ,,r,.s-r r-nmt osslzEz<3uns ~ me ran-
~-.s vuslsr cnncernznE 1he issues -
russsna N re pcn6suE strike. In ehess
r-srrzmrzrRmcez wuuiS not ~ rrese-r /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Befere Senate Committee

WAzle capilsa and labor ware
struggling 1ar cuE--ai II ths 1eiE d
action. meeting with VARYING SUCCESS
AZ different POINTS along tns indus
trial ,sa-1Ie1rare. M F1tzDa1rlUk ar
pearea II ssAzng1ar before The
Senate iaoor rurnz1se. vhsca Is
seeking q way - remedy 1ne sz1uR.-
lcl- and made hSE Declaration cen
cer--g the manner n which The
strike c0H3c ne brought 10 an end
Il followed an assertion that the
wz-kou1 naa been called because NJ
Gary na5 refused K confer vz1r he
szriksrE-
A1-e- 1aGrg vnllev Of gEes1u1E
concerning hours Of employment ana
Wages prevalent N ne 11G2s--y NJ
1s--zz!:sE --.3ck panied ll1,-d Picture
If the -'rslgn Of hood and -pn" whlch
hs charged was zain-z1-ec II west
err p -.44ss4vac1a ny STATE cnRs1a5-
uza-v. deputy s+e-.--s and pa1a -yEz-
men"
The Cav was marked rT absence
O. serious disorder
Tie railroad ADMINISTRATION eonk q
hand II -ne s1rEzlcl Introducing 4
system REG z2r1rg permits tar -z1s-
Istsraz-lcr n steei cerue--S Of NE and
gre. % prevent aecz-ru3azaGn IF
these supplies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Eose1n. sept -The KIM nnd
Qusn Cf raae BelEsans win wins< 1asin
CTR zn Get q. II waE indicz1Hd IN q
aeeEsrzn - ssoEsrnnr Csoii<iEH 1ruEn
Assistant Secretary vt Ezzfe Fhzzzaps
tDdax- Thezr Stay VIII he hriEf- The
ruxaI parity arriving IN rhe mornsng
md Isawsng lzHe In the aftErn1uu.
Ax7nngamHrsz ara nnfsr WAY mr.
thar rsxer<1zzn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New England: Far Fri
GAY. except showers = northwestern
Maine: Saturday ez1--
Southern Nsw England Far
conier FRIDAY Saturday FAR
Easee-r New York Far FaGav
and Saturday, couisr Friday near the
-uRE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
RED REGIMENTS
ARE WIPED OUT
By ETHONIANS

London sept @s-l- the -egian #
PsECT, southwest u Fe-oEa6. me
Es1honzals a-z-Nzla1eS -wc SoisnExK
regiments yesterday. According -
EsraarlRa dispatches received here
TO-DAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Forecast FIR BosSur and ~lCzzz1y.
FAIR and cooler F1Gay; Saturday
TAR. r7u6era-e west and northwest
winds.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
JOURNAL MAY TAKE UP
BIRD PRESERVE FIGHT
Representative of Portland
Paper Interested in
Malheur Lake
Problem.

r. ~. Grceni0, n representative OF
the circulation department OF the
Portland journal. spent several days
In this city during this week. The
gentleman manifested u lively inter
est In local conditions and while I'm
his vicinity made inquiry into the
status OF anairs as affecting the ir-
rigation possibilities. When he
learned OF the attitude of the people
In respect 10 the bird reservation
and what II meant IN relation To tho
irrigation. OF tho lands of this Valley
he NJ once made note of the facts and
begun gathering data with which to
onset the propaganda OF State Bio
logiat Finley as he found that the
people OF the state had wrong con-
ception OF the unair and he expects
to enlist the columns OF the Journal
No place the matter right before the
people OF Oregon.
lie was shown by authoritative
statements that Malhcur Lake had
heen declared swamp by decisions
IN the q. s. Department OF the Inter
Tor and as such was ceded To the
state Of oregon for the benefit of the
school funds and should remain In
the possession OF the state. II may
be possible that this section II an oil
field OF big commercial magnitude
and as prospecting IL being prosccut-
I'd on the borders OF the lake for oil
u might be IN the entire state, why
should Mr.. Finley's plan To cede this
to the government be considered un-
Dire the circumstances. especially
whom II II more than likely neither
the irrigation plans or tho discovery
of oil would IN any wise interfere
with the present use as bird refuge,
p ,ccpt Iot.!hly temporarily.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
Second Ave, Dallas. Tex, night sup
erintendcnt OF the Dallas OH and

Second Ave. Dallas, Tex, night sup
erintendcnt OF the Dallas OH and
Refining Co.
~ had been troubled with indiges-
tion for over two years." he contin-
uod, "and was going down hill fast.
was constantly belching up sour
food and didn't digest enough TO keep
up my strength or do me any good
and lived almost entirely on cereals
My stomach felt like there was n
knot IN II and hurt me all the time,
and was swollen up with gas til
my heart would flutter and ! would
get dizzy. ! could hardly sleep when
] went TO bed and got little rest at
all.
81 had the best treatment money
could buy, and kept getting worse all
the time. was induced by friend
60 try Tanlac and II fixed me up 30
| can eat and digest anything ] want
aud sleep fine at night. have no
more gas on my stomach no palpit-
ations nor dizziness, and | feel so
for what Tanlac has done
for me that II Is pleasure TO indorDc
H."
Tanlac ls sold IN Burns by Reed
Bros, and In Crane by Vale Trading
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

James Paul was IN town Tuesday
looking for u teacher for their school
In his neighborhood. Teachers are
scarce this year.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
Local and Personal

Ralph and DR.. Cattorson were up
"Wednesday calling upon friends aud
attending To some business matters.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30
TEXAS OIL MILL
MAN Is GRATEFUL
McCrackcn Couldn't Eat Or sleep
To Do Any Good Before
Taking Tanlac

"rnn!ac proved 10 be the very thing
needed, for Il soon put an end to my
troubles" said u. V. McCracken. $40
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

Fred Holloway, one of the pioneer
residents OF the southern part of the
county, was up during this week on
business.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

w. w. Keenoy and daughter OF
Lewiston. Idaho. arrived here this
week to make their home. The wife
and mother will arrive I'm a short
time To join thom. MIR. Kecney IL
related TO Mrs. A. ID. Jones.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

Lem Lowe was down from the mill
during the week having brought I'm a
load OF lumber. Mr., Lowe has been
running hts mill during this season
and has some lumber on hand and
ready to turn out more should his
customers demand II.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

SELL FOR Us IN YOUR vIcIN-
Complete line we'll grown stock
liberal commission with cash advance
Write for contract at once.
SALEM NURSERY COMPANY
Salem. oregon. $50
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

Lee Miller Ia homo. He was CON
nected with the mechanical depart.
ment OF aviation In the navy from
the time he enlisted until his dis
charge the 2snd OF this month. The
young man IL home 10 stay and viii
take M HIS work on the ranch Lee
was one OF the energetic boys who
made the best OF his opportunities dur
Ing his service and comes out with "a
good technical knowledge OF mechan-
les which he will put TO good use In
future. His many old time friends
are glad To welcome him home.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-08-30

Al Cote was IN town Wednesday
In conversation with representative
OF this paper he stated that he con-
templated having his family move TO
town during the school year as his
son had finished the eighth grade
and was ready for high school. Many
are taking advantage OF the superior
school facilities OF Burns TO move In
for the winter More have signihod
this intention during the past week
than had been expected and n looks
favorable 90 having full school houses
In this city during the coming year.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
NOtice!

All persons having claims agalns
the estate of S. W. Evans, deceased
are notified to present same, prop.
erly verified to D. D. Evans, execu,
tor, Mt. Sterling, KY, or to my at,
torney, o. R. Bright, Flemingsburg
KY, on or before October /, 1919
otherwise claims will be barred.
(52-4t) D. D. EVANS, Elk.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
RELIGIOUS


Regular Quarterly Communion at
the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day. All members are requested
by the pastor to be present for spec
ial reasons.
Union Christian Endeavor meet
ing at the Presbyterian church ev-
cry Sunday evening at z O'Clock.
Everyone invited and you will be
welcome. Come and bring others
with you.
Rev. A. W. Hill, of Guthrie, will
occupy the pulpit of the Baptist
Church Sunday morning at IL 100
O'Clock. To this service a full at
tendance is requested by the pulpit
committee.
Union service will be held at the
Christian Church next Sunday
evening at 500 o'clock. The SER
mon will be delivered by Rev. A.
Hill, pastor Of the Baptist Church
at Guthrie.
DR.. 7. G. Stackhouse preached at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. DR.. Stackhouse was
in normal condition and the sermons
bore evidence of careful thought
and research of the great man and
student that he is. The subject of
evening service was "The Talent,
Time" This was a master effort,
unique in presentation, perfect in
English. with oratorical flights that
rivaled the worlds most gifted.
Should DR.. Stackhouse come this
way again he would doubtless be
greeted with packed house.
We can fit you in a Palm Beach
like a made to- order suit, many
IN n Il
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08

MISS kathleen mcCabe IS spending
today with friends in Lexington.
Mrs. Frances Lyddane, of Win
chester, is with Mrs. John T. Wood
ford.
Miss Elizabeth McCoun has re-
turned from a visit to relatives at
Frankfort.
Miss Alice Classify returned from
visit to Mrs. Upton Young, Lou
isvilIe, last Saturday.
Miss Jennie M. Totten leaves to-
day for Cincinnati to spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. McNa-
mara have returned to their home
in Nashville, Tenn, after visit to
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Wright, of
Washington, d. c., arrived today
for visit to Mr.. Wright's mother,
Mrs. Jane Wright.
Miss Emilee Howe has returned
from Washington where she has
been at work for the past few
months in the War Risk Bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson II. Smith
and son, and, Miss Margaret Bacon,
motored over from Lexington to
spend the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Jones.
Ermine French left Saturday for
Texas to resume his duties with the
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., after
a short stay with friends and rela-
tives here.
Judge and Mrs. Allen Mccormick
have returned after three months
spent in the west. Judge McCor-
mick is greatly improved in health
and is looking fine.
Mrs. R. E. Lacy, who has been Wis
iting at Clay Cisco's on VIM street,
has returned to her home at White
Oak, Morgan county, and was ac-
companied by Miss Mildred Cisco.
Miss Jenmol Gatewood has re-
turned from visit to Miss Lucretia
Little in Lexington. She was ac-
companied home by Miss Little who
will be her guest for Chautauqua.
Judge and Mrs. Lewis Apperson,
Miss Elizabeth Apperson, Mrs. W. B.
White and children, Lewis and Mary
Wall, will leave Wednesday for At
lantic City, where they will spend a
month at "The Chalfonte."
Miss Nancy Clay left yesterday
for Indianapolis, Ind, where she will
join Mrs. Baird Saltzgaber and Miss
Frances Saltzgaber, and the party
will go to Colorado, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer
at Glenwood Springs and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Ledford, Mr..
and Mrs. Isom Osborne and Master
Robert Thompson have returned
from a motor trip to CINCINNATI,
Dayton, Lebanon and Hamilton,
where they visited friends and rela-
tives. They report highly enjoya-
BILE trip.
Capt. Harry S. Whitthrone, Of San
Francisco, visited Lieut.. Harry W.
Lockridge from Thursday of last
week until Saturday, when an i'm
perative business call took him to
his California home. Capt. Whit
throne received glad welcome from
the returned soldier boys and other
friends of Lieut.. Lockridge as well.
The Captain hopes to return at an
early date for a more extended visit.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08

DR.. and Mrs. R. E. May have pur-
chased a building lot on West High
street and will begin at once, the
erection of a handsome and mod
ern residence.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
BIRTHS

Born in this city July 9th to the
wife Of Gilbert Redden, deceased, of
Frankfort, a daughter, Gilbert Ruth.
Mrs. Redden before her marriage was
Miss Josephine Lewis of this city.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
SUDDEN END

Col. C. w. Fowler, at the head OF
the X. M. /. when located here, re-
ceived a message from his sister
Monday announcing the sudden end
of her husband, Maj. G. A. Meow
an, at their summer home in Canaan
diaqua, N. j., from heart trouble
For eighteen years Maj. MCGOWAN
had been connected with the X. M. /.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08
PRISONER ESCAPES

The negro Smothers, charged with
malicious cutting and wounding of
Gay Alexander, colored, escaped
from County Jailer Greer yesterday
and at present writing is still at
large.