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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-14
Remarkable Achievements
Under Adverse Conditions
Report Of President of Chamber of Commerce
Is Revelation to Citizens Who Do Not Keep
In Touch WIN Local Alta,rs ~. ~ 4 800 y"

Millions Brought Here by the Organization and Individual
Membership During Year Of the War-Many Valuable
Suggestions Offered by President Easey in Paper Full
of Timely Thoughts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-14

Private Richard ID. neeI p~
Va.
WOUNDED tDEGREE UNDErrR.
MINED).
sergeant Rufus Bryant, Bueue
Private Thomas F. Higgins. H.,,<
sonhurg, Va.
Privasc Dock Mc0nn,cy. so.esvsn.
Pnvate John ". Angacs, Fsxuvsn
Frivate Herbert l.. HAzrAs. seunEes
Private Charles Nelson Pualn
Priv..e Tscas.. M.r.a,a,r, w,.su,-
Priyate Richard Andcrsnn. Oman
Private George @. walker, x~-
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Corporal Thomas e. Gray, Buua,-
r''vate se.s ". ores.a n.-su.A
Private James W. oodssy. AsA.s-
Private John J. Hnasa nannuaa. ~
*fvase Clarence BARNES, HwanR.
Pr1vneo Wa3eo1 Il Bsea1en lGuusnp-
ner station. Orange county, Va
Va. Fl
Prtv.ss Howard ,. E~.u, ns,..s
Brook, Va.
Prfvaae RAYMOND a. rn1crrm
relative. MTA b. r.. French, 29oe Enst
AAsShaH street, RICHMOND.
Privatc 6ATTTRIxE1s q. FRENCH.
relative. Mrs. Emma Tfeuch. e.
Norn T~cnfy-frst stscct RICH
MOND.
Pr1Vato Caazcnco o. Goad, 0nuue.n
Va
Private Eanory T. W1ern,nxA IS,ce
Fountain. Va.
Private Thomas r. WTnfanna Gla<ayx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-14
/ Virginia, 1
Honor Roll
KILLED IN ACTION

,. 'satc Emmett Nichols, haywood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-14

MISSING IN ACTION.
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-14

Surely it needs no special insight to
understand that nations, like business
houses and like men, who have been
under circumstances Of peculiar strain.
need to safeguard their anafr1 IN or
der that they may bo able to pay in
due time that which they owe and may
resume the more quickly the normal
relations which the avarice OF an auto
crat has SO long caused to be inter-
rupted.
Our own economic structure has not
been shaken as severely as that OF the
nations associated with US in the war.
but there is quite sufficient for us to
do to set our own house in order We
are In a period of business hesitation.
certain amount Of Unemployment Is
normal to this season Of the year
when outdoor work of all kinds Is In
our Northern states almost impossi-
BILE To this the prevailing staEnatton
Of industry contributes and the return
OF thousands of troops Is third fac
tor In the problem.
Unemployment is here. not upon such
scale as We saw In the bad winter
OF 19O7-19o8. but enough to make IL a
subject for serious thought because the
enemies Of society are taking advan-
tage OF 1t In our midst TO teach their
dangerous doctrines.
The Boishevik IL busy and hnds =
fertile soil for his tcachings In the
anarchy Of mind which, ~ one Of my
associates has sAid. Arises NATURALLY
from IN empty stomach. Strangely
enough this situation ~ unempyox-
meqk n e0oeNtQMn e y ~ 144s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Western Golf Champion
Takes Chief Honors at
Shawnee Country Club

Shawnee-on-the-De Delaware. Pa. Juiv
7s-Jtn Barnes, the western gDlt
champion. won the chief honors a.
tooay's play Of the invitation open
TOURNAMENT of the Shawnee Country
Club here. Ee finished the fourth
round n =. lowering the record for
the course made three wears ago by
Gil Nichols Of New York and won the
tournament with q grand toral Of
eS5 strokes for the - hoies.
Mike Brady Of Oakley finished sec
ond- The seven prize winners were
Fi-st-Jin Barnes. Sunset Ills.
s33225, a Eold medal and s25 extra for
the best single round.
Second-Mike Brady. Oakley S296
Third-Eunett French, York sl0A
Four-h-Gl Nichols, una11acaed
sg5.
Flfth-Cha-iie HoEner, PhiImon-
So.
Sixth and Sevsnth-SpIt oerwesr
Wlfred Raid. Wilmington. and FREQ
Mcleod, Columbia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
R-4's Captain
Reports to King
George At London

Lnndon, July 16.-Malur G. L ScntL.
captain % the Brush dirigioie 20.
and Br1g. Cen. L III Maitland. wno
represented the B-irlsh sl- ministry N
he G--SnI1 -1und--1p fight % View
: or'k. went lcl9 Buckingham Palace 70
repor- % King George To-Day almost IN
noticed - ne c-owu.
The peDpis assembled al ne gates u
watch me changing IF ne guard cld
not know that ne TWO officers we-s
the heroes IF the pioneer Crans-Arlan-
&c dlrElble fight.
Wher the officers ief-- a group Of
1hoIoE-aphs-s drew the crowd AMEN
INN 10 me two alrrnen and they ware
ls1di cheered. King George showed
rlucn interest n the -eppr- Of the rwo
officers IN the R-:Hs fight and con-
ve-zed wI-n them for al hour 5e
ccrE,-a- lIIa az them heartily.
The a9pa-en- Jack Of public interest
fr the fen Of ne R-54 mas been II
cnn----yt WIN me enthusiastic TeceD-
tinnE gwen capt John Aicock. VINO
made ne frs. nonstop t-ans-AtlRnnc
ai-plane aigh- ana tha- given Harry
G Ezwker. wno wei into the sea ha-f
way ac-u1s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Wednesday Brighton Market

stock Yards. July s.-Ihe marker
was cuTl and inactive II al EneS.
sales were confined ID stock for
slaughter brought IN from nearby
points and sales made on Tuesday
SRI pmeHrs. In the mich COW barn
were the our-of- state COWS held for
tesLing To be sold On Thursday morn
ing- Some Of the shippers brought
n tested milc, COWS and these were
On sale Wednesday morning, togsth-
ar with Massachusetts mixers IN the
I'D sheep barn. For these trade was
juu. with few buyers about Prices
averaged q shade lower. What beef
cattle we're ofared sold al siaEn1
fractional advances. Calves anc hogs
were strong, with fancy calves sell
~ higher than a week aEn
Sales of Beef Cattle al Calves
-Sheep-Eogs and Mich cows
r O Thompson sold : pr sxen Oh
900 lbs. at LIE. and . heiters Of LOB
lbs. al Sc; S. calves a. 1sc: 30 hogs al
&c; L sheep al 1ac, and L mixers
rom s4eMs10n E. G Piper sold
cows af $3.50 lbs al lie 3 cows Il I'D
his III &c. ! COW Of sal ms az 1-2c.
COWS Of 600 lbs a. &c. ! COW Of e-e
lbs al l-2c, and IT. mixers from S95
aS13G Robert Connors sole 70 cows II
1Dc and new mich cows n sl5a
each. ". F. Wallace sold 40 calves
from l2GI5c: * hogs al 2t,c. and mich
cows from S-5ds125. A ID. BaggE sold
- COWS at l-2c. ! bun of 1890 lbs.
II lie. ) steers av. LIDO lbs at Zoe. Il
COWS al lac and Is COWS al &C. Y.
Il Hanson soiG 19e CAVES AT 16c. anc
igp hogs al y 1-2c- dressed. Otis Il
Farbush scld ] fancy COW Of 71sp lbs.
at I2c. ! bull OF 1850 lbs nj lie. / cow
of 1850 Tbs at 1lc and q ON. COW of
1g10 lbs. at . lac, cow Of BED lbs nj
&c, 1 cuw CT 1890 lbs III I LIS. COW
sf TBA lbs NJ Sc. cuw Of 8Hs lbs al
nc. fancy calf Of 1As TbH. mt ID 1-1c- !
Calf OF IN ma At Isc. hogs nj q 3-zc
and . .snmr.se haws Mt 20 1-4r.
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
HERR Won STARK NAMED
BY GERMANS AS RHENISH
PROVINCE COMMISSIONER

Paris. July 16.-Eerr Won Stark
has been named by the German gov
erumenc as lis COMM issloner II the
administration IN the occupied terri
Tory OF the Rhenlsh province. An
nouncemen1 Of this appointment. was
made today n a note from Baron vor
Lersner. head Of the German deleEa-
Ion to the Inter allied Council.
Herr vur Stark recently was ap-
pcf1re6 governor Ct the occupied
area by Germany and went % CO.
hlenz. There ne sought to persuade
the Intsr-allied Commission ID denl
with the Rhineland organizations
through him He spent four days
n Cobienz, but Il was said, he re
ceived little encouragement. The In
ter-aIlieG Commissioners held rha-
there was no provision II the treaty
tor dealing with 4 German govern
menr representative.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
DAYLEHT REPEAL
G. O. P. Leaders Agree
TO Attempt Re-Passage
OF Aarieaita-aI EiH WITH HIaer css-
pnts Presidents yssp-1sFiswee
Marry Cerorrats VIII surprr+
ReFnudeieS Measure

"A ashiagtnn. July K.-RepEalcan lead
srs If 1he HOUSE. supported by party
lenders N the senhas. agrsed today %
a--anpt rspassRse or the as-culrara
appropriation bill with ns daylight
saving -epeal rider, despite tbs Pres
lten1s Vstn- Frovis.nns Of the day
4sh1-Eawing Law authorizing the Ia1er.
state Commerce Commission - ax
standard time znnsa. however. wcuia
moi De discarded unde- the prepaaaa.
IN Line WIFE Inis decision. made py TN
Rep1n1lcRn executive steering commit
Iss aaa after assurances mad bean OBJ
lAInsd --E- he rites cnrun41.ee wcuid
oppoIs -as daylgh--savrng repeal beng
-1-Anr para tsc Is The a7prc pr a1lun, Char
n4An 7aAsen Of the House agricultural
committees axe today re11-eaGucad the
aSrlcU!iA,a. MI.
mouse 1-erunllcar leaders although
doubling -Aat the rEnodeied measure
Wl-A me -epeaI provision would meet
oo1sraanE ~ President WIlsnn. SAID
Iia1 nianE Democ-atic members woE45
1aln Will q MAJORITY nj me Republican
IN paaR4nE 1e new measure Chairman
-fnnnaA ana other members CT ms SEN
ale aSrIc-i- lral cnmrni11ae. they sad
mad Inslsieu On Incorporation IF the re-
pea prov siuns, threatening To haid up
early passaae Of the nils without the
repea4 sne-lun. For th;s reason, 1hey
asze-ts'., no auner course az 2cIlun WIS
open.
Altho" Z. -ae HOUSE agricultural csm-
rlI-Ae GA1 aeciued not 10 ACT on Z new
n-4 Un-A Frday. a lazsr decision Dv
Chsirrna1 EalEen revoked thls ag-e4-
n:en- and ne committee was called u
Ilee1 1aTnur~5w. Chairman Campbell e
me ru.es cnnuair1ee also announced that
I s comm Lee would he n session then,
ready = consider the daylight repeai
SECTION 3. requested ~ agricultural
committeeman. Consideration af the
agrcu.-r-al PHI on the fcur Of ne
ESuse 9r.naaiy vii begin Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

Il your hair is getting thin or ysu
are troubled with 6andruf Or itching
sea2p uBe Partisan HRSe daily for q
week and you viii surely be surprised
&c sac how quickly II stupB your hair
frun FILLING and -smeves EVERY sign If
oandrun and itching scalp
Aefure Butns 70 nea I rub q little
FHf7ninn Saga tnan my SCALP" says IL
wunan whose luxurious srft and nufsg
nar IN greatly admired. ''This keeps
mF hair trum being dry, brittle sr
srrAggar. helps II 70 retain II naturaa
reier and beauty, and makes :. easy -
arsss art-Acrtrely."
1eauf.cnl. snf-- glossy, healthy ha.-.
and lots q H. 10 . atmaie matter for
those who use Pa-sizn SAGE. This
harmless. Inexpensive. delicareiy mar
e1maf and non-g-easy invieurz.ar in
sold At AL Ennd drug and rnile. coun-
r=Iz. Be sure yar get the genuine
FariEian aage tGtruux as that has
the muney-hack guarantee pr.nred az
eve-r IA ckage--Adv.
5ly1p-I5-r-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
AMERICANS IN MIDST
ALL PEACE DISCUSSIONS

Paris. July 16.-fBy The Associat-
ed Prsss-,-American members of the
Pence delegation are taking part n
al discussions Of plans for enforcing
the Peace treaty and the creation al
.Somm1ssions 10 execute lis terms. The
American delegates, however. ara re
training from discussion Of the pro-
able American membership of rnese
commissions. apparently, II is SAID
wishing tn avoid any possible CRIT.
cism On the scare Of undue haste y,
preparing 10 enforce the treaty before
ats ratification by The United States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

Edward Boucher. who had barn
wanted for some time past n q non
support case, was arrested Monday
night by the Auburn police a. TIE
request Of the Augusta poli-e md
held pending the arrival Vt an Officer
To bring Boucher back 70 AuEusta
Officer Edward Rice. who wen, t.
portland On Wednesday on c-cial
business. came around last nigh. bv
way OF Lewiston on his way hume
and was e1pected 70 bring Boucher
70 Augusta with him on the Pull.nr3
for commitment To kenaebac -ail
Sourhier was before the Augusta mu-
n1cTpai court April 8 of the cu--er+
year To answer 70 a charge # aon-
support OF his children. Faisur. n
MAKE payment was - be ~o7l.rwad
ny commitment 70 jail for one year.
The respondent made no pavuen.s.
ano his arrival IN Augusta VIII be eo,.
lowed ey a 7eHr's imprisonment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

ing n ths hume af her pArenfA, ME
and M-K Eugene BruneEu Miss 8ru-
nea1 had been sick lor some Time with
undergraduates. Fer ace wss l. wears.
Mrs. Guy Healsy OF BusInn Gil be
suluist with Elns Ehsr1fzr ur Bostnr
an organlsr AZ -ns NsranEisr church
Sunday morning
H 0. WfnEiOw. superintendent of
schools IN Providence. r. L, in the
guest Of hls son. Harry Winsaow.
Tom stanchield ~ Eaqnln. WI. was
IN rrwn Wednesday chilling IN cid
friends. NJ sranchnelo VIII re -ernsn-
bered as clerk n the employ OF Levi
kres & Son. re is ncw manager Of a
piano suundsngouard factory N Ho-
gum. wn
North Monmouth. was complained II Sc
having t.f-sa4ened ne lives u several
people. Ee was n Winthrop Monday
evening and, acting strangely. he was
searched. Several ca--idgss were
found upon his persun. Ee YVES scnsr-
ward tnken u the lncErr. Ee became
en vinlsnt thai rasAueiecr-nsn deernee
L advisable 70 carry him % the Al
Eusra Insane hospital
Ars. Guy Tsatun Of Belgrade was .
supper guest Of relatives Thursday
Mrs. EVeieth and daughre-. Mss Ear
riet Evelsra Miss MariIla Manson, Miss
Alice Lord and Mrs. Mary Maldrun II
1a2 Webster street lewiston. were cal
er N Wluthrnp Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Amanda Abppu wen1 AondaE <
pass a few DAYS with Ms c. :. Towie
Mrs Alice l. Stalns. who has sold ne;
home and household goods, Is passing
a few DAYS with Aias Lillian Jones be
fore gning 10 Pennington.
MI and Mrs Elmer Rohers If Cor
ham Y, Il. M-z. Elm r. Fewer MS
Guy Yeatun. Mr.. Z. II. Eews11 al
daughter Eeta Of Belgrade, and Ms Z
Il Thomas of WIN hrop. passed sat-sr-
cay in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

friends NJ South Windsor Sunday
and = the afternoon they attended
the Odd Fellows Memorial n Coop
er's Mills.
Walter Pratt has sold his fa-Tr and
VIII soon move back to South Wind
scr.
Leroy Rphnins and family OF Ear
ford. Cum. are passing q few weezT
with Mrs. Robbins mother Mr7'
8. SNYDER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
WINDSOR

SCTTE-Mr and Mrs F. L Weeks
and son OF Randolph were callers At
G. A Duntor's SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs.. David Given enter
tanned relatives from Round Pond
recenr1v
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spfller of Ear
rlscn are visiting Mrs Spiders faith
er, Frank Trask and sister. Mrs.
Harry Malcolm.
Mrs. Ada Pierce returned TO her
home II Belfast Monday after a visit
with her brother. Nj. z Partridge.
Mrs. Lotnrop. OF Brooklire, Mass.
is passing a few weeks with her sis
Ter Mrs. G.. A. Durt0n.
" Z MOODY and family Of Card
ner were guests one Gay RECENTLY Of
Mr. Moody's sister. Mrs .. A Rid
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. O. Moody and son
Norman Of Augusta was calling On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

Mss Martha Smith and little Ruth
Walker Of EaEernil. Mass Ii the
guest Of her hretners, T H. ana G. "A
Smith.
Amos Nelson of Portland IS visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Prank
Nelson.
Mrs. Elsie Weymouth Of skowhe-
gan returned home AonGay after a
visit win her SISTER, Miss Betsy
Davis.
Mrs. II alter Neno and little scr,
Vincent, who have been guests Of
Mrs Max Foster the past week. LEFT
Saturday for Wa1ervilie for a short
stay with friends before rsruruiag GO
her home II Waoertown, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutting Of Buckield
have been guests Of their daugntA
Mrs. Elmer Dobertz-
Max Foster. after a vacation Ct
rwo weeks. returned ID WATERFOWL
Mass., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Williams and
daughters Arlene and CAROLYN. Nj
and Mrs Earl BUr-1fl, Christine and
Ea-lene. Mrs. Jane Bu-iu and M
and Mrs, Wesley Keeae and Carroll
and Barbara OF Clinton took an auto
trip 70 Jackmao Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Farnharn Of
Monmouth passed The week end with
friends.
Miss Helen Snow Of a1srtown,
Mass, was a recent guest Of her
aunt, Mrs. Frank Crocke-.
Mrs Walter Fa-nhaIl Of Crbana
H.. Is The guest Of her parents, M
and Mrs F. Il Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Burriu are me
parents Of a little dangnter, born
July ). Opal Flora
Ar. and Mrs. George Eavhu-Et Of
"A a-ervllle passed Saturday and
Sunday with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
LARONE

Ora Mitchell is recovering from a
bad shaking UP and nrulsInc re-
celvec Recently when the horse "a,
away while attached ID the rake,
ID, Mitchell was thrown Of or
jumped and struck the corner of the
house, cutting his face badly and his
arm was badly w-eocaed also but
fortunately No bones were broken.
c E Campbell made trip 70
Skowhegan on Saturday last TO de-
liver butter for o [. Mitchell who
was seriously hurt by being thrown
from the horse rake
Or-1n Bartlett and his sister, Mrs
Goodwin II company with Bartlett
Lanson and Miss Wentworth O.
China and Mr.. Canescia Of View York
City called On Mr.. Baretletr's cousin
A 3. Gerry On Saturday last
Mr.. and, Mrs. George Kidder anc
Mr. and Mrs Don Tcxier Of Water
vile were recent callers a. the
Ceda-s
A1-s. Grace Campbell brings uE q
ripe tomato from her garden. Jul,
l.. the FIRST Of the season am sure.
Charles Stevens and son Rex ar.
assisting Charles Enzie Of Nartt
Fairfield through the having seaSoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Winston and lii.
tie Paul were weekend visitors writ
friends a Canton.
Miss Alice BuzzeE L. home from he,
school n Mars Ell for summer va
CATION.
Mrs. Ehoda StackpoIe Is IN poor
hsalIh-
Frank Bartlett IS home On a vaca-
non from mis- work n New Jersey.
A speeding automobile from Oak
land crashed into one Of Sam Bart
lett's COWS in the highway and the
COW was injured seriously.
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GOVERNOR MTLLIKEN
LOSES TO LEIGH FLYNT
IN COUNTRY CLUB TENNIS

The last match Of the third round
Of the tennis tournament at the
Country Club was finished Wednes-
day afternoon. when Leigh Flyut
wen from Governor Milliken. g..
Ga The points were closely contest
ed and the match was very inter-
resting The semi-anal match be-
tween Johnson and FlynL VIII lie
played to-day H P M The winner
Of THIS match plays Titconb IN the
finals for the Championship of the
Augusta Country Club.
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CLEMENCEAU THANKS
ADMIRAL KOLCdAk FOR
PEACE CONGRATULATIONS

Paris. July Ia Eavas. t-Prsrnls 7
ClenenceH1 serI q message IL THINKS
Today d Admiral kafchak. head OF
ne Al RasEinu government al ornsk.
II reply to a message 5f conE-a-u4a-
ton upon the signing OF the German
peace treaty,
Premier ClenenceaU = MS reply
said the allies and particularly France
90 not forget the aid gwen by the
Russian armies. Es expressed ne
nope that Russia would soon resume
aer piac. among the Great Demo
cratic nations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

The journey was made by auco and
much enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. wh:tshouse OF
wa-erville were Sunday visitors ar
the farm
Waiter C. Stone IL Visiting his
brother. Robert for an indennits
time
MI McGnguin Of Alberta Cann1a.
was recent caller In the place
A c. Brown az South China In
cur1ing the hay On his pfnce. aszisted
b. his son. Forest az Rtvers1as.
Edwin Howe II wurk1ng 1nr Mr.
Brooks n the 90 callsd Brown pima
cutting the granH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

Private Lester Z Higgins uf Man
chester. who recently returned from
overseas service and received his hon
cradle discharge from the me5ica. de-
pBrtnen1 Of the Y" was II the CRY
awhile Wednesday afternoon and called
On number Of f-iendE Private Fig
gins was 0rerseas about 10 months and
shortly before ms return from cverseas
was serving as SANITARY engineer in the
medical department II the "y" IN the
Paris district
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PORTLAND FISHERMAN
F FATALLY HJRT BY AUTO

Portland, July 16-5eorgs " Wenoer
. fisherman. aged 4 years, was fatally
: ured on Congress street this evening
wnen ne was struck by an automobile
G-'ven by Mrs. E A ssaGiey Of Fai-
-nourn Fureslde- Webber stepped IN
s-1nT Of the machine as j. was turning
q corner. He died on the way ID the
hospital. Ee was unmarried
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
BILLION NEEDED
By Street Railways Of
United States

To Mesf osmanss Maas ay pubise-
Mach " n Necessary For Ex4ss-
siors and tmprvvensrts-Littis
Done in Iris Dirertinr PAST -Four
Years
Wash1ngtan. July 1s-Srrser rail-
ways Of the United Staues WIN aeef
rotai Ut a7prrx,nately E.m. uBn. =
300 each yaRr C enable them 70 neei
adecuasefy the demands made by the
public, according = estimates gwen
tae Federal Railways COMMITTEES Go.
cay by ". 9. Bradley. rresa6ers If
the Stans and Webster Naaagezner.
Associa1aun ut 5nsi-r.
Mr., Bradley declared that bssvesr
$500. aon, COB and s7Dn, GOO, gep IN new
capital was needed annually Cor re-
fUocing outstanding ohlsEarinna he
said that little mad bean done in he
way If improvements n tia past
four years owing e unusuR. conn.,
lions.
There are only TWO Ways II Oh
tain Ibis money" Mr.. Bradley SAID,
either municipal ownership or
through the esta 5iishment Of some
plan 80 that the investor wiz feel
thai ne can count On q reasonable re-
turn II ne invests N street raiiway
secur1les"
Il l. Stuart an investment hank
ar Of Chicago said there was little
market now fer railway SECURITIES.
Guy Z. Tr1pp, representing the
American Electric Railway Assecia-
non. who occupied much CT the
days session. predicted that many IF
ne larger electric lines would be II
bankruptcy before the comllssion
completes It's hearings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17

Mrs. s. BiaisdeH. wao mas been Wis
iring her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Chapman. fnr the past few DAVIS. re-
turned Wednesday to her homs in
CornViiie. She was accompanied by
her granddaughter, Mildred Chap
man. The return trip was made n
the automobile Of Mrs Blaisdsrs son
StiIlman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
LOCAL NOTICE.

The CflaElaQaua course opens Fri
day, the 2ath, with d very strong pro
gram There are ten entertainment
one IN the afternoon and evening
Eve consecutive DAYS. The 6rsr 800
tickets viii BE snid fer s. and The war
tax and al ever that at se.5a and
the tax Get your tickets early,
either Of the caavassers Or al Fan
nasnrd s. Jly16ra25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
Steamer islander in Commission
AGAIN

The steamer islander Of the Augusra
and BoothbRy Earbor route mas had
= new propeller installed and came -s
% Augusta Wednesday, afternoon al
ready for business. so that she viii re-
sumo her run tins THURSDAY morning,
leaving Augusta at her regular hour
Toe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-17
WINTHROP

The people Of Winthrop and surround
tcE towns were glad 10 see On wadnes-
day morning the banner Of the Com
rntn;ty Cha1aarua unturied on Main
street as thus announces the coming e.
une Of rae best COURSES Of eu-e-ta:n-
mencs that has ever come 10 western
Kennehec
Tickets fur the course have Just been
put On sale and already are going fast
The only places N the county where
this CharAuuua course in gwen are
winthrop and Gardner.
The remains u the late Mn. Ella
W. Folsom were brought 70 winrhrup
Wednesday On the 7.G P II. train ac-
cumpanied by her nnty daughter, Mrs.
Msrinn Fuisam Whitney. Ms. Fuisnrn
died Il Mer-imack. Mass, Mnnday aft-
eEnnon. She was a native Of Win
thrgp. daughter Of Truxten Wood. ana
paased many years of her life On the
farm now owned by W :. Dow The
" te-ment was N the family Int N Maple
cems1sry.
Mrs. Johnson and family u View
nurypors, Mass. are occupying one o.
The Williams cottages.
{ Z. Moore is confined 70 the house
by ilnezs-
Ms Sheridan uf Boston 10 gnesr
of Mrs. Guy Heaiey al their cor.ags.
Leah Rrunsau died Wednesday, morn