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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20
PARIS GETS CROIx DE GUERRE.

Paris, Oct. 2O.-The Croix de
Guerre was conferred on the city
of Paris, Sunday, in recognition
of the gallant manner in which the
people withstood the fire of the long
range "Berthas" and the air at
tackS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20
ALLENRY SAILS.

Marseilles, Oct. 20.-(HavasD -
Field Marshal Allenby. British high
commissioner for Egypt and the
Sudan, embarked on a British ship
today for Port Said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20
BEGN no OCCTPY THRACE.

Saloniki, Oct 2O.-Troop move
ments for the occupation of terri
tories in western France, which
are to be evacuated by the Bulgar-
ians were begun today, it is an
nounced in an official report from
Greek headquarters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20
MARN an SPECTLATION.

st. Louis, sOct. 20.-A warning
against radical speculation was
sounded at the convention of the
investment bankers association of
America, which opened here to-
dav
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20
AMNESTY BILL PASSED.

Paris, Oct. 2O.-The amnesty bill
has been passed by both the cham
Der Of deputies and the senate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20

The origin Of playing cards is
one of the things enshrouded in
mystery. There is a pack in the
British museum known to be over a
thousand years old, and there were
Japanese and Chinese playing
cards in the 18th century.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-20

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
ADJUSTMENTS

Aacti-e- Double siH At the Strand
Today ard Thsrsdsy--Rec Heaa-
with Alice Erady--Faii Of Peg
with Hale Hzmifean Terra Mix
Friday Next
In gorgeous 5ewelle6 costume
beautiful Alice Brady does a most
striking Oriental Canoe IN her latest
Select picture, ~Radheac" which
comes today TO the Strand
Miss Grady Is dancer as wei as =
screen star and a stage celebrity.
which she gives film patrons Al ex-
ceIient opportunity to discover II this
latest picture
~Re6neaa~ Is ere Of the best pic
lures Miss Brady has appeared IN
for some time II affords her al ex-
ceilent role for which she Is wei
adapted-that Of a cabaret girl who
-arries a son OF the idle rich one
night. when he is under the influence
Of liquor She SOON regrets her lls-
take Her life Is q hard one. full Of
the petty cares which q household Is
bound to assune-especiaIly when
there is a little money in II and the
lord Of the house ~ determined tn
dislike his Lady But every cloud has
a silver lining and well-see Fed
head"
Hale Hamilton plays Alice Brady.
a close second. II Full OF Pep"
which makes a double bill hard To
beat Watch for Tom Mix n Hell
Roara' Reform
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

Pemhina- ~. D.. July 2s-Immigra-
non officials here to-day confirmed
the report Of the arrest OF waiter
Scott. formerly premier Of Saskat-
chewzn- Scott was taken from q
Northern PACING train yesterday hy
United States Immigrafion ofiicer z
z. Russell. and placed in Jail bur
made his escape. Later. according
10 his own statement. he was ae-
costed by Russell hut was not again
placed in Jail
he wanted 20 20 tn Eayes. he said.
and take rain fnr Detroit Minne-
sofa hut Mr.. Russell ob5erted % ttis-
Russell ordered hzm 20 retuxn 10
Winnipeg and obtain . pnnnDurt.
Accnrd1ng 90 . rspurt frum 1AAne-
men. MICA. Ccc<x tunlnca6 - gn1ng
10 DekruiE -nis rspurt dscznEss thAf
Prwuier Bordsn hn1 - amEs4 %
make pr-u1est 10 W1An1nxtnn aEz1nst
tns ernnxman< nccsrds1 sopcE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

and trnande1 % kfl ksm with ens
rhnt frrR tho -1-calshre reviewer. %
rnruugh HIN pOekerS quickly and
mAn q ssraWay. Eur whan. afnsr
thFsa Shots ware Fred 10 did nnr fzlI
oCr ran toward the dporya-d of the
r6srest house. an !. going sor assist
ance the Plot failed.
His assalla1r fed, not knowing that
he was MORALLY wounded, or that he
fell IN = remote spoc some distance
from the road and could have been
robbed n leisure. z he Lad known
the might was thick. misty and dark
To-Day brought 10 Developments n
tie case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

10000 Cases In Poland
and Baltic States
500 Americans On
Way to Give Relief

Paris. Sunday. July E--fBy the As
sociaae6 Prssze-one hun 1-eI and sew
en-y thousand cases n rypnus exist n
Poiand and tina Baltic EusE.an states.
according - reports received by Officials
connected wich tas A-sricz, sanitary
expedition acw h1--y:-g by t-a.n AMI
ny anrrmchs1e through Germany % tne
arfacted d1ErlctA Gel. Harry Z Gil
CHRIST OF the Mealczl Corps. Us -
Is heading the rslie- party and has WIFE
him i8 American exrsreA
The Polish Department q heaira hzz
appealed 10 al rse allied rcve-arsn-s
whose relief work Is \ charge OF Her
bert c Hoover. for a1S n checking
the spread CT ryph2s Germany Is fur
nishing its ara;,aS1e deio.slag equip
uenS AID cooperating u Transporting
Medical supplies.
Ten thousand pa--s of hair clippers
are included n the equipments II tie
suggestion Ct the Polish government
The supplies sent fled nearly sea
freight cars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
MASSACRES
Instigated Solely by
Turks Says German
Government W a r
Historian

BERN. July cs-(By The Assocaat-
ed Press.-What Is described as the
ruth about the Armenian nassacres"
L revealed &c the German public by
ne -ageblatt which prints extracts
tnr 4 book based upon diplomatic
documents which the foreign minis
~ cozmissacrAc Jora.n Lepsi1s Go
wrire.
TIE writer shows that the Turk
ls4 committee OF union and pro-
g-eS Deliberately decided TO real
1ze Lauonal ideas by ass;milaung =
oesCAgylng the Armenians who In
TG-ksy number about !, SOD. 9ee. He
&c Scrioes the a-rest and massacre Of
SOU Armenian leaders n April. 1875,
and hST the previous so-called Ar
ns7Za1s rising was provoked as 4
pret+x for young Turk schemes. He
repU9Ates the charge thar Germany
raT1rsE the crimes or that German
oi1lelaE melted the Turks 10 commit
1he1- saying the German embassy
vas raDotaur
Ihecoor Wolf. editor N chief If
Inc Taeebiar1. II connection with the
DOCK r.ters ID the deportation IT
Belgian unemployed, saving that Of
7bn0e who were deported and treat
60 as slaves. 1906 persisted n two
months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
NO LIGHT ON MURDER
MYSTERY AT ORONO

Orono. Ne, July 2s-Every lead
taken up by Sheriff Fernandez AMI
nuemrous other county officials. be-
sides professional and amateur de-
tactives. al trying To find GUT wh,
killed James A. Sprowl. the PUN mill
On his way TO work shortly before Ii
o'clock last Wednesday night an
pears to bring up against aIih,x
which appear too strong TO be SHAH
En-.
Although al might not have been
harmony In the domestic relations
Of the Sprowl family and its conosr-
tons the officers admit that no1hinv
has been uncovered that shows amy
evidences a. serious threats made bv
anyone against Sprowi.
The case seems TO be slowly turns-
ing to the theory OF a great ua,v
Orono people what have almost from
the first been strongly Of the opin,or
fhat Sprowd was killed in an artezuor
nj robbery. He was known to be
thrifty. was well paid and ALWAYS
carried Q considerable rull Of rAoney
in hin pocket..having over SO ~ the
t1me of l1is death. At the min where
Ne wurked are many foreigners and
rough characters among the common
IubUera
II h bslssvsd by many that the
0Edacer lnew Aprowfss hah6kn. asv
n walk ar htn AeA4nA IL hnsas -
u 1aaa sna4 - 1R &c. - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
PLEADS FOR HIGHER
EDUCATION TO Aid IN
RECONSTRUCTION WORK

Boston July ss-Thonas W La
1ont of New York. who served As
financial adviser To the American
Peace Commission. pleaded AZ din
her AT the Harvard Club tonight for
America co furnish Europe ample
credit but above ali else. 10 furnish
the brains. energy and TIE man
power" needed for reconstruction
Tie dinner was he'll II connection
WITH the campaign 10 raise Al add
1ioral endowment Of I'll Doc 900 for
Harvard and Mr. Lamont Ii sn6ors-
ing The movement said the fund
would beI-sr equip TIE university u
nornic and social problems Ct Ire
world
II was Lack Of understanding. ee
said. that .ed 10 the great wa y
vas lack Of understandings TIA. has
caused evety wa. We must ger IL
Gerszan6ng We lust get VISION.
Eow can We get il How can We
give il TO our sons and 6alga1srs
Only. I take il, II the first I-sz1rs
and II the formative part Ct Liz
through the great mechanism IT cC-
educational institutions"
The Es-var6 Endowment Fund
committee announced the receipt :.
one gift Of SOC. 600 from = ba.nlS1il,is
6-I Eliot Wa5swc--1. Dean" i
tie OLD Grads sumner school sad
rhat S1l-aOe. aoa additional endowlsr1
WrBz7l Na --S5v bring "a .-ea--a ~ ira
university ~ u lis present needs
and that { large over-suloscriplcn
was desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
WINTHROP

Nj. and Mrs. Mason B. Church and
Leo Lowaey Of Maynard Mass. ar
rived Ii tow by aa1o Sunday and
VIII be guests u-rl Thursday Of Mrs.
Churcfs father. Charles E Wood
Miss Doris Go6irg has returned
from a two weeks outing At Pine
PUNT
Miss Mildred Penney Of Oakland Is
guest Of Miss Belle Dow
M. and Mrs. J. P Bishop -erC-1e5
Monday from Orr's Island where they
have passed q two weeks outing
Mrs Arthur Green and daughter OF
Turner are guests Of Mrs J. NJ
Towls
Again Brooks Fletcher gave ncst
remarkable lecture on the Marty
dom Of Fools" AT the Chautaqua tent
last evening everyone was spell
bound by his remarkable elocuence
Carolyn Reed and her juvenile four
were even more entertaining than n
the afternoon especially the twins II
their Dutch costume. their quaint
manners and wooden shoes TIE
tent was packed Monday afternoon
came the Russian String Quartet
which was much appreciated Their
music was classic. sweet and deli
cate, charming tc all Louis W. Fair
field Congressman from Indiana
gave an instructive lecture concern
ing cur country, past, present and
more particularly the future. what
cur duties are TO cur possessions. and
70 the aIises.
CENTER-Miss Valentine Carson
has returned from 4 weeks visit Il
Lewiston and at Taylor Pond
Gerald Cote OF Montreal. Canada
Is visiting for some tine with his
aunt. Mrs. Rose Caron-
Charles Bailey was At home fer
the week end
Miss Marion Bailey las been visit
ing her cousin Miss Jeanette Bailey,
during Charauura week
The home Of the late Mrs. Mary
C. WINSTON has, been closed for the
present
Miss Marie Tracy Of Worcester
Mass. was the -1est Sunday night
OF her sister. Mrs Leaader Merton.
Guy Morton Of Springfield, Mass.
passed Sunday night with his broth
ar. Leander Morton. He was on his
way by auto from Bar Earber 10
Springfield.
Maurice Stewart Of Bloomfield. v.
inspecting milking machines in town.
left Tuesday for Hebron. where he
VIII continue his work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Seabright- Y J.. July 2s-F-ede-irk
B. Alexander. 5. Il Voshel II. II
Hail. Leonard BeekEa- and w =.
Tlden End were winners n the pric-s
cIpal singles match CT the Invitation
Lawn ennis Tournament held here.
today
special grand jury convened here.
returned three true bills against
William NJ Jones late today. enc
charging him with the first degree
murder Of Mrs. Esther Hcpcrcf- s..
q widow. On July - The or2s-
counts were criminal assault or 4
female and burglary with attempted
criminal aszaHzs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
DISCARD HUN"
AND "BOCHE" SAYS
LONDON WEEKLY

London July 1S-tCorrespnGscce
Of the Associated P-ess4-A Gpular
weekly review has aston1shei lie
renders E-l-h the following
Germany Is now uech13cAy a
friendly power or soor VIII be- That
being sc, We sugges- thar Cur press
night with advantage dlscoanne
rs sp-iga1ly habit Of using the words
Hun and 'Boche' OF all posslhk oc-
casions. We shall soon have the
German embassy again occupied. al5
Il would really be 6eploraple Z Us
chief were commonly referred 20 II
print As the Hun ambassador CT ia
-Eocte diplomat
II Is not because Of cur love IN
The Germans. but regard Of cur 7w1
reputation for good manners tha-
this suggestion is made We viii ~
sorrv ID part with 'Boche- Tbs
name was an Inspiration Hr-r
has 10 merit except breviry, and AZ
persons Of good sense VIII be glad
To see Il GO"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
VEST GARDINER

Mrs Cares Srone Il Dorchester
Mass. s visiting Mrs. A5al1ne stone.
William 5eaa sad son PaGi of Win
chester, Mass. have been passing 4
few days a. r. :. Collins
Mrs Martha Plnkhan and Mss A-a-
BEL Pnhham Of Boston ara staying At
their GUNNER home here
M and Mrs. Fred Warren aad son
Fhlp Of Walthan. Mass. who have
been visiting Mrs. Edith TowIs, hax.
gTne ID George Lancaster
Miss Ruth BUke- Of Lipcnaeld has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs Eva Sheo-
herd
MI and Mrs Charles Lombard have
re'Rled to Boston after passing few
days At The 71nkha-n homestead.
The funeral Of the la-e Mrs. Sarah
Emerson was held Monday afternoon
from her late home AZ Spears Corner
with burial at Li-chieid Plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

fnou the lighter songs and the PIC
turescue Russian Folk Sorx 70
scrae Ct the mast d:Tscglr So-oosi-
tons
Previous 70 tire concerr- Mrs. II
Il Connel1g, as 4 representative OF
the e s. Treasury Dept. was IN
Goc2ceo and gave Z brief talk o.,
saE17g and Thrift" She spoke d
NE thrift campaign which means
needing what We buy and saving
Wasr We can II voSdd be hard II
select any special number as better
than the others of the program. ou7
certainly a prominent place should
De given The Canary n the Woods
composition b. Leon Whitman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
Conference over Purchase
L. S. Supplies In France

Paris July 2s-tBy the Associated
Presse-C. w Hare. chairman of the
American Stocks Liquidation Com
mission, arrived N Paris this morn
ing from Bresr and immediately
went into conference with Louis
Morei. under secretary Of state. and
other French experts A discus
sion lasting several hours. dealing
with the question Of purchase by the
French government of American
army supplies In Europe
NJ Morel. speaking later in the
Chamber Of Deputies said that ar
engagements for the purchase Of tina
American goods had net yet been
definitely concluded. bur he added.
he felt certain the negotiations would
be terminated within n day or two
and be presented 20 the chamber for
ratification
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
DEhSMORE ACCUSED
OF ~OFFlGN MENDlGTY"
IN MOONEY CASE

Washington. July .a-Joh1 3.
Densmore. director general Of the
United States Employment Service.
whose report On the Mooney case
was recently submitted to Congress.
was criticized n the Senate today
By Senator Sherman Of Illinois. Re
publican and II leave 10 print
address published in the Congessso1-
al Record by Representative sian
ton. Democrat Texas
Senator Sherman charged Mr.
Densnore with Official nendac31y''
by writing letters last May II which
Mr.. Sherman said. Mr.. Densnore de-
MED that any enc connected with the
employment service had anything 70
CO with the Mooney case
preventative E.aazor N lis sx-
tension Of remarks asserted that Ere
mont Older. editor Of the San Fran
cisco Call was a quasi anarchist and
was the first Co publish Densnore's
report on the Mooney case.
As may be reasonably deducac
from Fremont 0ider's testimony be-
fore the grand Jury and other facts
this Whole Densmore alctRgraPh il
sta1i2 ton was 4 frar1e-up. pure and
simple. by Densnore- Fremont o.
Ger and other anarchist sympathiz-
ers 70 create public sympathy II "a
vcr OF Nooney.'a aid Blanron. al
lucl1g &c Dersno-e report that he
rad ottatoed much information re-
gardlnC the Mooney case By means
- a a3Stagraph placed n the Office
&c District Attorney Fickert n san
Francisco.
SlactCn also declared that M.
Densnure's statement that Mooney
6l6 not get a fair trial was ffsaIse
sz2--E- DensTzars's report did NOT
contain a single fact proving Unfair
Tess In the Mooney trial"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
Claim Americans
Smuggle Automobiles
To Germany For Sale

Berl 4 Monday. lily S-Bv tire Asso-
GATED P-esz1.-The peEtsche Zeitung
Gains t1at the Americans In the ocru-
F'eo territory are attempting ID sell
[2el- cw1 and the balance Of the army
7zgs stock eff autnr,oniies by SNUG
Eszng than INTO Germany through the
occupied territory 10 avoid the German
iaw against the importation Of manu-
cacrured products
The newspaper says that Z the Amer
cans succeed n selling a quantity I
VII ruin the Germ-n automobile indus
~. although IN the same paragraph Z
r Titles The quality Of American cars
and wzr1s Germans that they are liable
e. prosecution If tssv buy them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
PTTTSTON

Maurice Fossett OF New York ci-v
is passed his vacation with relatives
n this vicinity
MI and Mrs. william Chapman.
with friends from Augusta enjoyed a
trip to the Islands. Sunday.
Harion Fossstt- who has bee, TAX
ING al enforced vacation On ar
count Of Illness went SUNDAY IN
sou-naridge, Mass, for a short Wis
II
Mrs William Hawkes. and children
Of Cambridge. Mass. are visiting
Mrs Hawkes. parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Mansir
Mrs Ella Wiley Of New Market
y t. Is the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs. Maud Castor
Miss Ruth Hunt Of Randolph vis-
nec Miss Sarah Rollins. Sunday.
MI and Mrs. VIII Cloonev and
children Bill and Ada who have beer
VISITING al c. NJ. Fossetrs returned
saturday to Wollaston- Mass.
EAST-Mrs. H L. Thomrson Of
Bs1h las been passing a short time
with relatives and friends N This
place.
Mrs Charles Pfummer Of Banypr
and TWO daughters. Harriet and Inc,
VINO nave been visiting Mrs. Plum
mers parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. p
Mansir' returned Sunday To their
home.
Il 2. Marsor Of Boston was a Wis
itor Friday at the Marson ,or,e-
stead
MI and Mrs E s CowEn <f
Gardiner were callers IN this place
Sunday
Several parties are visitors tn .sa
blueberry fields and report the p,r,x-
ing good
w c. Croker passed Sunday with
his sister at Flower Lawn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30

TIE Organizing committee Of the
asw Cooperative store met Monday
evening 70 report progress Every
me11t1e- OF the committee was present
anu reported that the stock was sell
III Wall aEu the amount already sold
= a osyond the expectations Of the
nos sa1gulae- The association Is TO
At Incorporated ar once and the
scope Of the enterprise is tn be en-
-a~=e1- At the start Il was hoped 70
S+4 $4,000 worth Of stock This
amount Aas already been passed and
'Ae goal is now Sls.Deo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
ASKS IMMEDIATE
ALLIED OCCUPATION OF
SCHLESwIG TERRITORY

Copenhagen July @--(Freach Wire
less Serrice3 immediate Sc-ups non BY
the Allies ct the Schleswig territory
where alehiscites are 20 be held o.
s. NE oth2- means OF protecting the II
hahItants was asked today n q resoia-
ton presented to the allied conmlsEior
here by a deIegau on Of The Sor6eraerg
(Schies wig municipal council.
Tire resolution was adopted by the il
hahfcants. Il was sad as TIE result
OF disorders by German sailors during
the recent visit Of I4ah Danish Boy
Scouts The Germans are said ID have
insuIre5 the DANISH flag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
FARMINGDALE

Nlss- Agnes Ccrroy o. Roxsurr.
Mass arrived Tuesday aid viii pass q
short vacation witt friends here and
= Gardner
Relatives here have received word o*
he improved condition of Merton Pc
lars o. Presque Isle. who has been So
r1ousiy IL. Hopes are now entertained
of his recc<er-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chesley ana
daughter, Mss Mildred Chesley. anf
Trend Of Bath passed the week end
al their fsE- here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
100000 IDLE IN
SCRANTON STRIKE

Scranton. Pa, July Cas- q result
Of the strike which has practically
shut OF the operations of the Scrau-
ton Electric Com 2aay more than
100000 workers In the Lackawa1na
valley are idle. Silk mills. iron
works and numerous small mines are
unable TO work The Scranton Re
publican was unable To publish TO-
day. Street car service is almost
hi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
Report Bolshevik
Rising in Bulgaria

L9nGon. July @-A Boishevik rising
II Bulgaria Is reported IN wireless dis
patch from Moscow today The out
h-eRk is declared 10 have occurred IN
a garrison town. the garrison Joining
he revniuicnists.
The town Of AmboH Is mentioned n
the dispatch as having been occu-
nied by Bulgarian Beishev;sts The
dispatch also declares tina. 4 strike has
baen declared BY the Bulgarian railway
and transport workers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
$4,000 REWARD
OFFERED FOR VILLA,
DEAD OR ALIVE

e Paso. Tex July 9-Gove-cr An
dres Ortiz Of the state Of Chihuahua
has offered a reward Of s-s.aoa gold for
the capture. dead Or alive, Of Fran
cisco Villa according to n Mexican
merchant VINO was here today from
Chihuahua City. He SAID the crer ap-
peared n an advertisement IN ore OF
The Chihuahua City new papers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
$4,000 FIRE AT
YORK VILLAGE

forK Village. IL. JuIy 1.-TWO iar~e
sets OF arm buildings On York Village
road were Destroyed BY FIRE tonight. be-
liev@d 70 have beer Of incen6i ~ origin.
The. loss is estimated II asariv Sem
The ire started at the property be-
longing TO Miss Anna Thwing, nurse
VITO Is Ia France. and spread 70 the
farm at Mrs. Eliza beth Trebbie. The
former set Of buildings was unocra-
pied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
HUNGARIAN RED
OFFENSIVE BROKEN Up
ALONG RIVER THEIS

Bucharest, July .9-(HavasD-TI1e
offensive of the Hungarian soviet
government troops along the Theis
river has been completely broken 70
and the initiative IN these operations
has passed TO the Rumanlans. II was
announced here today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
Shore Line Strikers
Refuse to Return to Work

r Norwich. Conn. Jziy 29-Tse of.a-
Of the Shore Line Electric Railway
company TO reirlstate al these of ~
striking employees WHO reported FIR
eurv not later than p II. today
net with no response.
The Shore Line officials have an
nounces their intention Of s-znginS
IN outs,de help 10 operate rhe cara
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
Convict Seven
Navy Officers
In COurtnartial

Washington July @9--Four officers
and three petty officers Of the Navy
have been convicted by ccurtsr,a-tlal
on charges in connection with the en-
rollment- promotion and assignment
to duty CT reservists in the Third
Naval District at New York the
Navy Department announced today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
CITY Or GARDINER

In CRY Council.
July =. lgle
Application was received frum Chariss
T.. Hoxae f0r permission to use portion
Of the Sidewalk IN front Of the build
ing occupied by D. w. Adams Co. for
the, purpose Of making repairs ON said
building. The above application was laid
On the table pending DuhEcat1nn- The
ming. August lI1h. 1919. when anyone
objecting may be heard
At-ast FRED T. Ml-L<lkES,
lyant2t City Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
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Frank Lowell has sold. through cha
3. S. Mathews Real Estate Agency. his
home IN Hartland avenue 70 GeurEn
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