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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24

College Cares.
At Charlottesville: Virginia, q;
Maryland State g..
At spartaburg: South Caralina
o; Wofford, 4
At Lexington: Pennsylvania State
6; v. M. I. Il.
At Princeton: Holy Cross 5;
Princeton
At Cambridge: Havard 6; Colby
o.
At Annapolis: Navy 90; Ford
ham 6.
At West Point: Army II; Le-
high q
At Wfnston-salem: Davidson 6;
E1on College 3.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
ITALIAN PREMIER
WILL QUIT
PARIS THIS AFTERNOON
AND SHE THREATENS TO
MAKE A SEPARATE TREA-
TY WITH THE GERMANS
UNLESS WILSON MEETS
ITALY'S DEDMANDS. BIG
DEMONSTRATIONS IN
ROME.

Later $3.50 P. M.-Paris-Al-
though the ItaHen delegates to
the Peace Conference announced this
morning their intention of leaving
the peace conference after the con-
ference with David Lloyd George
they stated they would not leave
Paris today.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24

Robbers entered the Harpster
bank at Harpster near here early
this morning and escaped with
over 100000 in Liberty bonds
and other valuables taken from
safety deposit boxes.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
Rounmanian troops advancing
ON Buda Pest.

Copenhagen. April 24.-The
Roumanian troops continuing their
advance on Buda Pest April 22,
and then were between the Theis
and the Moros rivers, and in the
evening were Debrezin, about 40
miles due east of Buda Pest ac-
cording to reports heceived from
Buda Pest today. The Hungarians
evacuated Derez.n Friday night.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24

Conference. The declines wer reg
istered in the Shippings, Oils, Motors
Steels and equipments, United
States Stee1s held better than the
other issues of tn sam series. The
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24

SIMLA, ,India.-Martial law has
been proclaimed in the Gujerat dis
trict.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
American League

American League
AT Detroit Cleveland, rain.
At New York, %; Boston 10.
At Washington /; Philadelphia,
O.; (13 innings.)
At st. Louis 4; Chicago 13.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
WEATHER.
Fair and Colder.

For North Carolina fair and cold
er tonight and Friday with fresh
northwest winds on the coast and
Saturday fair.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24

American Association
At Columbus 1; Kansas City o.
At Indianapolis 2; st. Paul 1.
At Louisville IA; Milwaukee 2.
At Minneapolis rain.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
Texas Ieaoue,

Texas League.
At Houston 6; San Antonio 8.
At Shreveport 6; Dallas 4.
At Waco, IL; FIT. Worth A..
At Beaumont 9; Galveston 4 :.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
STANDING OF
THE CLUBS
Rain Kept Big Leagues from
Playing Yesterday. Brook
lyn and Boston
HEAD BIG LEAGUES TODAY

National
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
NJ A r K ETS
COTTON.

New York, April 24.-The cot
ton market opened nervous and
unsettled at decline of IL points,
to an advance of points on the
five to 18 points net lower after
the call.
New York, April 24.-Cotton
opened steady. Nay old 26. SO new
27 80; July old Is. 80; new 26.4s
Oct. new 24-75 Dec. new 24.40
Jan. new 24.50.
At noon May was 2Sc. Spots
Wilson market mfdd1ing basis 26 3-4.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
American

Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
STOCKS

New York. Wall Street.-Price
tendencies were distinctly downward
at the opening of the stock market
in sharp contrast to the strength Of
the previous days session. The set
back which extended from one to al
most two points in the numerous
speculative shares was at buted to
foreign complications abr d in com
nection with the work o the Peace
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
National League

National League
At Chicago-Pittsburg rain.
At Boston 1; Brooklyn 6.
At Philade1ph z; New York
10.
At Cincinnati 6. ST. Louis 2.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24
American.

aeRAsEBALL sUalMARR.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-04-24

Robbers take 800. 600.
Upper sandusky Ohio april 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
VETERAN OF 81
TAKES A BRIDE

SAGE. Ne. July -1--Wiiliam :. Da-
Wis. aged S., a veteran OF the Civil
War and c. A F. man. and Mrs
Dora Weymouth DaTis, aged 56, for
merry of Carmel Ne. were married
Thursday evening AZ ths home Of the
groom. corner of Hi and Bradley
streets. by Rev L c. Holmes Of the
Baptist church IN Biddefnrd-
The best man was Aaron Davis.
aged s., of 81 Pike street who was
one of the youngest appearing men
present. The bridesmaid was Mrs.
Alexander Rankelllor of Saon. The
wedding march was played an q pi-
ano given the bride by the man sils
we'd, IN the spring Of 1SSh. whsn She
married his brother georgia II. Da-
Wis. Mrs. Davis has been Mr. La
Wis housekeeper tor the past l.
years
Mr. Davis served tram 1861 to 1861
in the 10th Maine Infantry and ths
LIST Maine Heavy Artillery. He be-
longs 10 {. s. Grant Post. C. 4. R.
of Biddeford. He has driven a team
or peddled fruit the most of his life
He lived far 80 years in Biddefnrs
befnre moving 10 Sacn.
This is Mr. Davis fourth mRrriags
and Mrs. Davis second.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Russell & Weston Company

VII pass Few weeks al their cnt.ag-,
WiEwan
Mrs ClR-z Martin of Bangor is visit
ing her father. Alton Richardson
Mrs. Carrie Jones was taken % Al
Eusta General hnspira. this week where
sils submitted 20 surgical operation
". NJ ReynnIds Of Everett. Mass
ana Leon Mar sf Farm ngran were re-
cent guests Of NJ. and Mrs Alphonss
Dixon.
Nr- and Ms G. N Kennedy left
Thursday for a lew weezs visit n
Syracuse. y 7
Mr.. and A-s Ernest Knights and TWO
children Of Boston and Miss Blanche
Annis OF Clittondaln- Mass. are guests
II the home % M. and Mrs Wzlhe z.
Knight
Eek. ana Ms. Sidney Takeler AMI
,wo E-andEons, Maxwell ana Sidney
Tatseiev. have gone 20 Camp Benson
1pr q week.
Miss Florence 5odgdon and Mss Do-a
Kingsley were business callers IN Wa
1e-ville Thursday
Rev. A. [ Lure. district suqHrin1ea-
dent. give q talk friday evening ua
The Csaiena-v Celebration a. Calu-n-
ans. Ono" 3: E-rwa Mernn-ia. church
Eev- Luce mas sus, returned from Co.
,uEnbus
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Sardine Prospects
Poor in Belfast

Belfast. July 1.-The outlook for
he opening ef ths local plant Of tina
Reeih Fisheries Co.. which operates
The factory formerly owned by the
-ubec Sard:ne Co. Is not very prom
lsing and a. the local once nothing
has been learned as 70 when work
VIII start up. This plant like those
al EaEtpnrt and others On the coast
Is owned by the Booth Fisheries Co..
and under orders from central Of
nee While there seems 70 be plenty
Of fish. but few Of the canning COM
pHnies on the Maine coast have begun
packing owing 10 the high price
placed upon them by the weirmen.
the overstocked market. caused by
the closing of the war and other
conditions There il plenty of help
and every day applications for EN-
plUyment are received II the local
plant While Belfast does not feel
the inactivity as much as Eastp0rt
anu other towns which depend 50
largely on the industry. there are
many people OUT of employment be-
cause of the shutdown and the mer-
chants cannot help feeling it The
canning season usually opens shorty
after April 18th and up 70 this time
not fish has been packed in Belfast
Many weir-nen in the vicinity have
enlarged their weirs and some have
built new ones and these cannot fail
TO feel the depression.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
WASHINGTON

SOUTH birthday surprise par
y was given Eva NJ Macdonald al
tas home of her parents Monday eve
ming. July .7th, 1t Q o'clock. After
the company assembled a game Of
croquet was played ON the lawn Then
the party retired 10 the sitting room.
where Corporal john L Howard gave
short talk on France" following
this Mrs. Howard showed some in
teresttng and beautiful souvenirs
from Franco Among them a pair
Of wooden shoes worn by the French
children received much comment
Corporal Howard also favored them
by singing few war songs. After
a few good games we're played. cake
and ice cream were served. Shortly
after midnight the company broke up,
all pronouncing II good time
Miss Macdonald rsceived many
beautiful and useful presents
Norman Miller is helping Herbert
Ellis Of Union. during haying.
Mrs. Gerard and son Of Marlboro.
Mass. have recently moved on the
Washington Achurn place
Mrs. Annie Bradstreet and daugh-
tar Mary of Waithan. Mass. are
on their farm for few days, during
haying
Frank Macdonald who has been
working for DeIbert Andrews Of JEFF
ferson. is home this weak. doing his
haying.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
BELFAST

Capt A z. Andrews with the ,bsd
Infantry. 18th Division. IN France
during q months service and later
with the aviation corps as observer,
has located in Belfast, having OPEN
ed a reAl estate oce a branch Of the
George E Chaplin Farm Agency Of
Boston. Capt Andrews Is a Farming
ton man and had come 10 Belfast
where ne opened an Office about the
tine wah was declared. He immedi-
araly enlisted and went overseas with
he 703d He saw nine months service
al ne front but escaped without
wounds. although he was slightly
gassed. When the a-misiace was
signed ne asked 70 De transferred into
the observation section Ct the avia-
ton corps and served as f-er for
eight months. re was discharged re-
Gently and has taken ID his work
where II was Interrupted over two
years ago. With Mrs. Andrews ne VIII
occupy the Stephenson cut1age On
Allyn shore for the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
MOVIE COMPANY IN
AUGUSTA TO PRODUCE
WOODS SUBJECTS

In regard TO the production of noT-
ing pictures in Augusta, msnf1nn of
which has been made IN the press,
MessEs- w B. Williamson aad Blaine
s. Vilas On FFiday made the follow
Ing statement:
The COMPANY has onne To Maine
far the produetion If pictures deal
ing with woods SUBJECTS. These
have proven very successful sad in
teresiins 70 tia public IN thu past
although but little exploited
The company has located in Angus
N and 10 working cut rem hare. IL
conditions prove sat3sfac. Org they VIII,
undoubtedly continue here ndef-
ni1eiy-
An article is being prepared as to
the cast which Is an especially
strong enc, and a description Of the
work which viii soon be issued and
VIII prove Interesting to the public
The property al I'D SewaIl street
Is being used as a studio al present
This Is very well adapted 10 the re-
q1irements Of the work and If the
same LIS continued in Augusta. viii
be leased by the company.
II Is needless 70 say that no plans
for extensive studio construction are
under consideration al this time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
WINSLOW

The Boys' and Girls Agricultural Club
Of Winsiow held It's ield day Thurs
DAY IL the home OF Mrs. Horace :
Howard. A good number attended and
a very enjoyable day WAS passed Mrs.
{. E Lewis. Mrs. Minnie Garland, Mss
Juiia Patterson were guests of the club
Several cf The nembers played crr,uue-
A picnic dinner was served IN the or
cha-c. he menu consisting of salads,
sandw ieaes, pie. cake and lemonade
The business session Was held n the
afternoon IN The house BY invitation
me Augusta meeting Of the club will
De -e45 ar the home Of Misses Lola and
orls Garland. The following program
WIS gwen: Piano SOLO. Miss Doris Gar
land; vocal duet, Misses Marguerite and
Edna Cusnnan, reading. Miss Mary
Howard, reading, MISS Doris Rainey
The E.gh4and Fling was danced by
Miss Margaret Kinnsar- piano solo
Miss Florence Norton. A poem was
read by Miss annie Hooper. Refresh
ulenrs Of ice cream aad saIt;nes were
served by the hostess. vict-oia seIec-
tons were rendered during the day
The eveTcl inventions Of Herbert Eow-
ri were Of -nu,h interest 70 the Young
pecpe and considerable time was PASS
Ell n looking hem over.
Miss Viola Simmons IS The guest Of
Sidney relatives
Mrs. Arthur winsIow has gone 70
Leonie. y. Y. 10 visit her sister
Edward Mayo Is entertaining his pa
rerrs. NJ. and Mrs James Mayo of
Benton.
Mrs. Fife Thomas was a recent guest
Of friends IN Benton.
Rev. and Mrs. Q Z Barnard and
children and Mr. Sa-na-d's parents
have returned from China lake, where
they have passed a week
Miss Eva Wing has returned from a
visit with relatives at Belfast
Miss Rehecca German. a senior q.
the Albion high school. is passing The
GUNNER with M. and Mrs George A
Chamberlain.
Percy RRndiet- has returned home af.-
e- visiting his brother Bernard Rand
let in Clinton
". L. Berry Of Oak Grove faculty
and ]. W Manter Of he high school
faculty at Winthrop. Mass. were call
ers in town THURSDAY.
william DiNardi George 2. Moore
and Frank J. Coates enjoyed a fishing
trip Thursday ar Snow pond.
MsE Nellie Simmons is guest Of her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs w A.
Mitchell. at Sidney
East Winslow Baptist church, Rev
W. r. Brown pastor: Sunday school
at IN P NJ: preaching ar 80 P NJ
Conversational church. Rev O z.
Barnard pastor Morning service At
80: SUNDAY school at u-G A NJ;
Christian Endsavor meeting a. P. Il.
The pastor win lead the meeting.
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CURRENT CASUALTIES
Gen CT Accident


Private Arthur Z T-otr;er. Deer.
ing, \. Il
Wounded Slightly
Private LOUIS c. PsTtinato, PLAIN
vile. Conn.
CORRECTIONS
Returned 70 Duty, Previously Report
ed Died Of Disease
Private William T. O'Brien
Anesuury, Mass.
kilIeS IN Action
Lieut.. Solomon MarcoviIz, Bost n,
IS. I5ayarhiIl Masg; Laborio Sci
none. Lawrence. Mass: LOUIS Roaa.
Fail River. Mass.
Wounded Slightly
Private Francis : Benson. She
born Falls. Mass.
P-va-es Sraak George. Eavsraial.
Mass: Dennis J. Lyons. Worcester.
Mass; Thomas w. Morley, Anson;a,
Conn.
Private Douglass r Ross, HUI,
Mass.
Died Of Wounes
PRIVATE HAROLD - ROW ELL
UNION. NE.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Cn-1. Chester J Dalforth, Ray-a-
ham Center, Mass.
Corp. John J. Enos. Cha-lestowr.
Mass. P-va-es Harold " Bern
hart, South Weymouth. Mass /;
Frank Gnisko. New Bedford. Mass. {:
Robert Watt, Boston. Mass
Sergt- Joseph Daley, Chestnut
Hill. Mass
Private Thomas G.. Karahail3.
Lexington. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
he YOU DISAPPOINTED
Cash Grocsr, Augusta

! r. -or ceiling wei enough TO
:. sora social gathering, or To
II a9poinnent- On account of
s.ack . Indigestion Such ex-
ea-es cause disappointment,
;asy"
4 z4a w3.-d &C these attacks,
keep v9u- stomach and digestive
fs healthy by taking SEVEN
Ks Natures remedy Of roots
herbs
her tae stomach is out Of order.
hve- 1ut working properly. or the
BIS are sluggish. a few doses of
EN Banks viii stimulate the
-eEu.a.s he duw Of bile. expei
ssSng aclds and dangerous poi
Enu quickly restore you back 70
aiges-on and normal health.
oElacc disorders are the direct
u nearly all the ailments that
he human system, and make
ouroe1. instead of a pleasure.
sesi've trouble also spnils beauty.
FnI q. sleep. makes dark rings
NJ Ire eyes. and ruins the com
III. 81 SEVEN BARKS digest
DOC ano zone your stomach.
Fnu may aat what you like and
p eyes viii soon return.
Fouf drugg:sts for SEVEN
-hS : ne does not happen ID
l. Ne VIII get il for you. Ac-
10 substitute. PRICE, 50 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

Murphy. Plymouth. Mass; Sergts.
Arthur T. Campbell. Middlefown.
Conn, George Ridcier. Ruxbury,
Mass; Thomas J. McDermott- Le-
well. Mass: Christopher Vance- Re
we're Mass; Corps. Daniel McCrory,
SomerviIle. Mass; Clarence W Row.
Cambridge. Mass; Slater Washburn.
Worcester. Mass: Edward Collins,
bingham. Mass; Frank Z Damon.
bingham. Mass; Arthur J. Morel.
Hudson. Mass P-ivaras Michael Di
Sonia, Revere, Mass. EereIoo Pescn.
Boston. Mass, Joseph McE-anaghan.
Ccrinth. VI: Gregor1o Magiieri.
Hartford, Conn, William N Smith,
Ff1chburg, Mass; Morris Solomon.
East Bcs1on- Mass: Ernest W SEn-
er- Springfield, Mass: Donald z
Ross. ID, Hudson. Mass. Richard
Fa-ro1. Canton, Mass; John H
Ferguson. Boston. Mass: Harry f
Howard. Fall River. Mass: Thomas
McC1orty. Wobarn. Mass; John Jno-
gait4n, Waterbury, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Golf tournaments a, Nertnpcrt
Country Club

At a meeting Of the golf commit
zee held a. the club house On Thurs
day night II was voted 10 hold a
Wonan's Handicap tournament in
July and another N August n SIS An
lie NJ KtIredge was appointed chair
man If the committee Of arrange
nenrs Tn be assisted by Mrs
Vaughan Hamilton and Mrs. Her
bert z Stevens. On Wednesday at-
ternoon. July &c, all women golfers
Of M matter how little experience.
are invited 70 meet at the clubhouse
a. o'clock for tea and 70 enter their
names for he tournament. arrange
for handicaps. etc. L VIII be made
social affair and members are asked
ID take their needle work if they de-
sire A silver cup viii be awarded the
winner Of tt2e July tournament which
Will be played as soon as arrange
ments can be made.
There viii be a sweepstake for
men every Saturday morning for the
remainder Of the summer with prizes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

John ?. Ferral- one IF Augusta s
Older and most respected citizens.
PASSED away Friday morning at his
home IN Gage street. aged - years.
The Immediate surviving relatives
are one son AlberT- and a daugh-
ter, Grace. Mr.. Ferran conducted a
carriage and blacksmith shop on
Gage street for % years. from which
business he retired IN 1917 on ac-
count Of failing health. He was a
member Of Crescent Lodge. A O. e
W. Of Hallowell. Funeral services
viii be held a. go Sunday after
noon from the home on Gage street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
CLINTON

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Priest and -nraa
IN idren Of Portland are Eues1s Of Mrs.
Priests parents. Mr., and M-E. Manson
Pease.
The members Of the ladies' AID 4
Brown Memorial church were enter-
tanned AT a SILVER tea Thursday af;e~-
Noon az the home Of MIS- OrnR Gerall
The afternoon was spent IN 3 social WAY
and refreshments of sandwiches anu
punch were served by the hostess.
Mrs Frank Rowe visited her sister
Mrs Bert Fitzgerald. n Pittsheld, re-
Gently
Nj. and Mrs Charles HAYES % Ta--n-
lngton arrived IN town THURSDAY and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Lieut.. Woods Goes
to Freedom Academy

Belfast July 11-Lisur Harry II
Woods. recently returned from over
seas duty and discharged has been
reelected to his old position as prin-
cipal Of Freedom Academy, which he
resigned % enter the service nearly
two years ago. Lieut.. Woods ief.
Belfast with ne first contingent Of
drafted men, having charge Of them
az Tar AZ Camp Devens Ee ents-e6
the service as private, but was soon
commissioned and has a brilliant war
record. lie Is the son Of Prof Charles
Wood Of University Of Maine. Is him
self a graduate Of that university.
Prior 10 the war he did much ID
raise the high standard of Freedom
Academy was very popular and his
Reelection Is nasT pleasing 10 stud
EMS ana alumni alike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Gov. Miliiken in Belfast

Gov. and Mrs MiHiken were in
Belfast Thursday and Friday on
heir way 70 and from Castine They
c-ned az the Windsor Hotel and were
met here by their car. leaving FRI
day afternoon far Augusta. While in
Belfast Gov. Mtiliken and County
Attorney Ralph l. Morse had q pleas
ant reunion, they having been friends
1t Bates. M. Morse escorted the
Governor abou, the city during his
all TOO hraet v,sit here. Gov. Milf
ken went 10 castine tc sneak before
the State suoerintendents Of schools
who are n session there and guar
tered al the AcadiRn Hotel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Bankruptcy Mstssrs

'ngs Of creditors were
~ clock Friday morning at
u ne referee in bankrupt
=, seansoec county.
- se Of Joseph Porter Of Wa
n. assets were found, NO
ss A appointed and no further
VII be held In the csse nm
oeo ny the court.
h,. use u Ii NJ Medint of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

engaged n cutting the
W lhs em5ankrnent above the
wa! IN the west side Of
M Central tracks south of
ser station. As the dow-
lahs Sc, out On the emhank-
s n the midst of the grass.
:. PARTICULAR job cutting the lat
= nen having 70 use xickles
'I' pose Il IN slow work hut
eNpieted the Towering shrubs
my" 10 much better ADVANTAGE.
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Gard Of Thanks

We wish To express cur thanks 10
our neigf1bors anu friends who SO
kindly assisted Us II our great be-
reHrement and for the many beau
tifu! floral tributes.
Mr. & MRS. ONEEINE BRETON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

fn tine bsst sruzs and heEt net
scores.
A handicap elimination tournament
Is Aim To be arranged with @ t-uphy.
e silver cup 10 be awarced by Ira d.
Cobe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

e., Shuroh Notices.
d csn,riE EAcRIAL FREE Rap.
HH Asv. William 81. wood
sub,s~, A. NJ. Worship and ser-
nr,e, The Chrastsnn's Ampi.
3 nes., canrch schnoi: s.xg r. II.
~ ;, IN Peupls's service
y w. sermon. -CuY Heavenly
Geek servics Wednesday.
op.- STREET METHODIST
b. - church. ReH. Willis ]
s'or: Worship and ssrmnn
e Sinls school. y NJ: In.
mn. a. p. NJ: evening ser,
ss,S,sc PRAYER meeting wednes.
mg. IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
Seth v. Jsra.n ps.s At Rsskians

Seth Y. Irrdsn. q former Travelling
- ana rur a number Of years
= - retail clothing bushes In Mall
a.n. Mass. died suddenly On
wednesday at his boarding house in
Rpckland. He was native u Ellis
worth agse q: h hslna9s1 . Nal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

The Municipal Officers Of the City ..
Augns1a- Ordered that q hearing be
nelo ON the third Monday Of July on the
others that the vacant buiidinr gEneTs
ny " D. Roed of California situ.rs,1
nsar the junction Of Norshsrn Ave and
washington 81 IN the City Of Augusta
he aasudEed and dispnscd of as s 1n,-
ganoe under the rforiEions of Chap =.
Sec. % Revssaa 6t-xutss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12
LOCALS

aenss admitted Friday TO the
sa General hospital for treat
were Mrs. Mabel Cole and Miss
-A!icael Of this city. Pa
WscaErsed were Mrn. Harvey
sna infant daughter cf this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

LOCAL NOTICE.

Berrying in my pasture this year il
forbidden, This privilege during the
last few wears having heen very
much abused. has caused me 70 taks
this step.
J. D. cCIEAM
wssaxs l4xlis. Me- July IN. 1s1e.
- snly126Ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-12

TOTAL 10 date - - 49,. @9Lbo4
The list for New England IS as
to.lows:
Killed in Action
Corp Gustaf z Carlson. Middle
owe. Conn; Prtvstss Jeremiah L
Savage. lawrence, Mass; John Z
Connolly, Lowell, Mass.
Died Of Wounds
Private Alfonso T-amonIaao, New
Eavsn. Conn.
cied Of Accident
Sergt- Louis Ciericuz;a- Bridge
-,nrt. Conn: Prtvates John Damas
somerset Mass. Anthony J. Lern
Camhridgeport. Mass: Napoleon A
alice, woonsockef, r. l.; Geliks
Basarewsli. Holyoke. Mass; John "
kacienski. Eaydenr!lle. Mass: VII
lam Lazvaskas. Branford. Conn.
senry c. Schmidt. New Britain.
conn.
weunded Severely
Capt Wesley c. Hoover. New Bed
ord. Mass Privafes Leo A La
France. North Cnderhili. VI VII
lam J. Ksefe. Andovsr Conn.
Wounded. Degree undetermined
Private William J. Fins Dorches-
GER, Mass
Wounded Slightly
Lieuta Francis A Christensen
Vest Hartford. Conn; Daniel A.
Jones. Worcester. Mass: Linus J.