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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-03
BOWDOIN NOSES
OUT BATES. 14-13,
AT BRUNSWICK

Brunswick. Ne. Nov. IA Soar
run by Doherty for a touchdown with
n TWO minutes after the whistle nle
for the opening II the second perioc
q the srwinlu- Bates football gam
thin afternoon was the feature Of rht
cnnteEt and won the cams for Bow
dcir.
Bat.s had advanced the ban 10 Bo-
arin 11---a-d line when WigE1r az
semrted a forward pass u Ttrnsv Dr.
he-ty caught the hall and his long III
followed scwdnin won. a 70 d.
This leaves Srwooin tied with Tn
-e-sity II Maine. which WON tc-fn +-o---
Colby me first huno-s n the Name
intercollegiate football champion: hi
Sowdo,n an Maine viii -nes- Satu--
DIV a. eronn.
fashi-ned tootnan BY winch nearg he
Dall was advanced 20 tie -,ree-E'ar.-
line. from which prInr PeacucE vas
cent over for the f1rsr tuucndrvn M :
plunge through Bates night tackle. Ma
eon kicked the goal.
Bates sC-rru shc-ti- after trIE with
he eaH o. the 5-vard line. IT rhe
third down 5au~age fell back tor 3.
punt. Thu play was q fake. aud win
q hvlng start he rushed through ne
Ecu-icin team ant scored. Ca~is 1a--e1
70 kick the goa. which would have tle-
me gore.
Sowiuir made itc Anal prints in ne
second period when cohe--v maze ms
lung run and Mason again kicked :
goal In this period Mason a--erprs-. I
tIeif goal but failed bv a few inches
Ea-tv N the third period Sau-n-e
ueariv eur1catrd the long -un - %
hertz IN the preceding pe-,rd sta
ing from his own ir-va-d line h "a =
the length cf the heid. Jnsur-una
Tor Sa-es he stepped our Of b1undz -=
he wae forced - -ns size I:neE a. Ha
% e-d line A forward pass *-nTn san
age ~ -irnev +rlst ort--r The wins E
nlew fo- he END IF ne game enH1iar
Bates 10 score her ser-nd 1curhdc--T
Tirnev catching the 1au Tust On n.
Scwdu'n line Gulne~ t.i-ked ne =rl
Capt Ehuads % the Bowdoin cczD
who has been IN c-urches fr- g=-erl
weekt. PLAYED part .. The gam 2.
guar C-stie. Peacock. Jamss an
Curtis proved the best ground gan e
for Eowdrin Sau"aGe was -h
team for Bates. The sumTuar--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-03

e-a cimherlaud ownsrs 1T
TIE meetings. IN Portland on
ara F-iuay These mef--
alied by the Eastern For
'9a~'- Gssnsia-ion for the pur-
- meeting representatives Of the
SO e~rment 10 consider returns
rom the purposes Of the
All timheriand owners IN
-'aac were invited and q large
ended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-03

e image sale held ny the AL
Tia. Suffrage League on
-7'-1'. a. ne augusta Yacht club
r-aa wen patronized and was
estu!. ever slge being
-c erut the middle u tbs az
Ming Was snlG out The
e z@tects te have another Rum
-. sic during the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-03
Legal for Maine Sovinzs Bonks
$4,000
WESTERN MAINE POWER
COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 6% BONDS
1. Dine eeemhe ].

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-03

- - = ater Street
Al GI STA. MAINE
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Cranberry Sauce

One quart cranbeues, two cups boiling water.
two cups sugar Boil the sugar and water to-
gether for hve minutes; skim; add the berries and
cook without stirring, until they are transparent
minutes cooking over hot FIRE is usually time
enough to make the sauce clear.
Strained Cranberry Sauce
II strained sauce Is preferred, cook the cranber-
mes and water; then press through the shaner
keeping back the SKINS add the sugar and finish
the cooking as suggested
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
ranbernes should be put up now as i
perfectly in glass or earthenware.
Cranberry Jelly

Cook until soft the desired quantity Of cranbenes
with | u pints Of water for each quarts Of
benies. Strain the juice through jelly bag.
Measure the juice and heat it to the boiling point.
Add one cup Of sugar for every two cups Of
JUICE; str until the sugar is dissolved; boil brisk
ly for FIVE minutes skim and pour into glass
tumblers or porcelain or crockery mods.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Cranberry Butter

| hree pints cranberries, =, cup water cups
sugar (or cups Of white syrup. Cook the
cranberres and water until the SKINS Of the fruit
are broken then press through sieve, and cook
this pulp unnl becomes quite thick; add the sugar
(and syrup if you use t), and cook for u hour
over very gentle fire, stirring constantly When
slightly cool turn into Jars, and cover closely.
lhls makes delicious and heaIthful spread on
hot biscuits. bread, buttered toast, or cake
New-York tribune., 1919-10-19
Cranberry Pie

Short pastry, two cups cranberres one table
spoon -four one and one-half cups sugar. three
tablespoons water, Two tablespoons butter
Line pie ate with the pastry; cut the cranber-
mes into halves; mix with them the sugar, water
and -four; I'll the pastry she'll with this mixture
dot with the butter, cut into small pieces then
put strips Of pastry over the top, and bake In
moderate oven about wenty-hv minutes
Enough Tor SIX persons.
Evening star., 1919-04-02
CSC Bed Pillo,us, Soc

Bed Pillows, covered with fancy
art tickinss. in blue. gray and
pink; filled with Stcriiized curled
feathers First Floor - Bargain
Table
Evening star., 1919-04-02
Shell Hairpins, 12c Box
soc Cannon Cloth. 48c

44-inch White Cannon Cloth.
fine linen finish quality, suit
able for MILDLY blouses, boys
suits. women'S skirts, etc
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-02
$2.25 Chiffon Satin,
$3.50

35-inch Chiffon Satin. extra
heavy. rich satin face grade. all
silk: in white. flesh, gray. Bur
Gundy, taupe, golden brown, seal,
wistaria, Belgian blue. Copen-
hagen. navy blue and black
First Floor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-12

fabgiel1hbf II iHDkin - -
Politia u arestat ieri fosrte de
tlimineata pc Anton Wolf, care
este acuzat ca fabrica rachir.
s Datofia publica a 0ssmaniei.
Berlin. Ziarul Fraflkfurter
Zeitung sp11ne ca inainte de a
socoti snma pc care trebue sa, o
plateasca prin tratatul del la Yer
sailYes, Germalfia are y datorie
de .26O, ,QOO, 900, 900 marci.
Decizii luate de consiliul su-
prem. - Paris. Consiliul su-
prem a decis ca sfi'ishhtFrezs rs-
zultatul alegerilor 4 ltlnieipale din
Silesia de sns. d
Consiliul a decis Ia SCI permit;i
grecilor ca Sc oc1pe Snlirna.
Halmedi, colonie germana a
fost data Belgiei, lar cerintele
Germaniei in aceasta privinta a
fost respinsa. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-12
0RANITELE PIE CARE lie GER
sL0vACII DIN BICHIS-CI

Ce d0reSte delegatla Slovaca Ia
Coeferinta PaciiY Ne-o spune clar
in actul adresat ministrului afa-'
.cerilor straine a republicei Ceho-
Islovace, DR.. Bones: vrea ca, dlpa
experientele avute in yselavia"a
culturala 81 economical, in fosta
Ungarie, din partea Ungurilor sa
fie aiaturate celes ! doua, granite,
II Bicais 81 Ciaba Bichis 81
-ciaba ~ Rominiei intregite. -
] Raportul amintit mai .sus este
elocvent 81 inertia. sa fiesremar-
eat 81 in presa rominat Represen-
tantii aloyaci sustin Gu toata no.
tarirea:
4 .,Masseles' grupate ale poporu-
lui slovac, ale caror reprezentanti
sunte1A moi, traind in Occurs de
secole in vecinatate etnica Gu Ro-
mini 81 Maghiarii a avut strinse
raporturi ell am1ndoua popoare!e
acestea.
"A fnvatat sa cmoasca gintlu-
rile, caracterul 81 sufletul agestor
doua popoare.
In vreme ce egoismul 81 spiri-
tul de dominatiune al poporului
ungurese nu ne ofera nici % sl1
guranta Gu privire la viitorul POI
porului nostru; poporul rominesc
dimpotriva. in urma caracte-
rului sau plin de dreptate 81 a
sigurantei cuyintplui sau dat, a.
prpcist.de noiitoti, ne este cea mai
Iupk aerantie ca noua. Rominie
.,ln q e,1xeYnafk dupa principiile
9lciaocrati6G SJis dnpa csFe de ~
bertate proclamate la Alba lula.
,.Avem deci siguranta ca popo-
rul sloyac va gasi cadrele aces
tut stat adevarata patrie, in
care va putea sa-si alba 0 viata
nationala 81 economica, liberia 81
liaistita, ceea ce in totdeauna, Ia
fost denesat din partea Unguri-
lor."
Dalegatia vorbeste in numele
a unei ,,populatii'' compacte dc
mai bine de 10000 de slovaci.
De sigur, intereseaza pc cineva
granitele, pc earl le GER slovacii.
Iata-1e:
la Sud-ost noua frontiera, A.
tribuita in l3 Iunie de Conferin-
ia de Pace Rominiei 81 Ungariei
Ia Nord cursul Crisului repe-5
de si de la confldenta sa cA Cri-
sui Alb Gu 0risul, pima Ia un-
ghiul, cara-l descrie de la Sud la
Vest de localitatea Szarvas; la
Vest printr'o linie conventionala
care trece aproape de-, la Nord la
Suaula Vest de Ia Szarvas, la
Vest de la .Gondoros, la Vest de
la Comlos la Vest de la Ambros,
Alberti. Pitvaros 81 de la Ciana-
dul> ungurese, pima la Muras 81
trecind la ost de Ia localitatile
Oroshaza, M6cau 81 Apafalva.
(.IsatrlarN5.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-12
Din HjGk CJNDElDEIJ[.

ut fUdh UylvD DElD[UI.
.g 1.---
Astazi este anul de cind a fost
ranit primul Legionar~R ~Romin din
America, intro lupta inversunata
Gu Airisii. Gu toate ca-era in'plina
'rrtragere, inamicul Sc tinea de mr.
'mele Ali, pima cind la invinetit>o-
chiul datori suntem sarba-
tori aeeasta aaiiversare.
Frank Damkovitch, n>Mil-
,waukes fost 4rlmul care a fost
acuzats de betiS BE, cind a intrat
.legea prohibitAhei in vigoare.
Am fumat q tigare de ciner
cent? 81 am ametit," a zis Dan
kovitch in aparare judecatoru-
,lui. Judecatorul la condamnat la
izece dolari amenda 81 a susper-
dat sentinta. C7nd esit din jul
decatorie a fost impresurat de .
multime mare, intrebfndu-l fieca-
re de adresa pravaliei de unde a
cumparat tigarea.
.D-na Duff (cine NO cunoaste
din acei carl cifesc ziarele anne
riacne?) intrind in conversatie
Gu barbatelul Ell, care nu-i alum
&c nici pima la umeri, asupra u
nui subject delicat, ii zice ca d.
ma Brown a dat $25 pc o palarie.
,,Prostie din partea unei femei sd
dea atitia 'bani pentru o palarie, I
zice d-nul Duff. De sigur cal
prostie, zice dina Duff. ,,Daca
mai punea zece Pc linga Gel do
uazeci 81 cinei, cumpara una ca
acea Pc care am cumparat-o eu.s
= ST sd nu credeti ca printre. .Ro-
mineutele noastre nu s,tnt multe
ca dina Duff"
Dina G. P. Dreybert din Cleve-
land, raporteaza ca un domn D
prit aYtomobilul in fata easel, a
sunat clopotelul 81 intrebat,.'
esti asa de ;buna sami spui cita
chirie platesti Pc casele, astea?
,,Nur la raspuns doamna.
,,Tu esti unul din acei care vrei
sa stii cita chirie plateste cineva,
ca q1 urma sa mergi la proprietar,
sal. oferi Gu $15 mai multi De
luna" 81 punind NINA pc un re-
tevelu,A domnul ma stiut cum So
sara mai curind in automobil sil
SO. ia la sanatoasa ca Sc seapeI
- 4.
,yPacienta este resplatitas' IL
ce I'm filosof. - Da cite-odata en-
lahrii unui triumf 81 alta data Gu
lanturile robiei.
Femeia niei odata nu incepe Sc
tiranizeze Ibafbatul pima nu-i afla
partea saba, 81 mai toti barbatiif
au 0 parte slaba, care aflata
in curfnd de o femeie inteligenta.
-
Barbatii tiranizeaza femeiIe
prin forta brutala; femeile tira-
nizeaza barbatii prin diplomatic
fina: - uncle. Altele 81 Gu coa-
da maturei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-12

fost fac1rtA I'LL care de d
scapa viata iii William j. Com
nery, un contafl din Brokliu,
care, impreunS I'll ilevasta lui au
! fost gasiti lesinati din. cauza ga
slrlui carr a fost dsachis. Tot din
aceasta tauza copifnl lor a fost
gasit mort In pats
Timothy Ccnnerv, ull frate a
lui, dat SINCE de al lui spre a
fl injectat I'M vinele fratelui sau.
insa in za1af, William a .nurit,
Femeia acestuia, Alice, murft
fn timpul noptii.
! ~ ii n = M III ta;i II A4
| Tardien numii EmlIstsu. klBa-
Iris. Nnmirea tapI ANDRE Tar
ldieut la, postul de ministru dste
lprivit in cercurile politiee ca alt
motiv de duel intro batrinul Gle
menceau 81 rivalul lui BRAND re-
feritor la controlui succesiunei la
sefia cabinetului, care va deveni
vacant in ziua n care ,,Tigrul's
''se va retrage in viata privata,
imediat dnpa alegeri.
| Pozitia lui CEemenceau de a
manipula alegefile este un mare
i Y
avantaj pentru 4el. Pima ieri Bri-
and a fost coilsiderat ca singu-
rul successor a ltli Clemenceau,
ay1pd un slab rival Pc Louis
Barthou. Tardieu a fost privit
numai ca; o ppsibilitate !; iTsa Gu
,intrarea lui in minister. Use da
prilejuri Sfoarte bune. de 4 la
junge premier, 81 este considerat
de multi ca un primejdios rival
lui BRAND.
Cariera NCap. Tardieu ii da
dreptul la ceal mai malta po-
zitie. a,
1
Oras ars. Wichita Falls, -
I'm ON mort 81 mai mllti arsi
grav, lar suite au ramas fara To-
cuinte datorita unui foe mare ca
re a cuprins orasul ~Waggoner
City Texas, care a Ycauzat O pa
grba de .un million dolari.
Focul a fost cauzat de un traz-
net, care lovit intro cisterna
Gu uleu. Mi de- galoane de uleu
aprins a curss pc strade, ducind
flacarile distrugatoare de la ca
sd la alta, distrugind centrul CO.
mereial al 1or1@llui.s
-. -
Berlinul serh.eaza aniversarea
revolutiei. Berlin Prima a.
niversare q revolutiei germane
a fost serb u liMisseA Dumine-
|ca, spun "A seeits aiei.
lss. 1sk1.xxse,*
|nut partu Y 4eJ 0lJzls
latiei in case. Se5xiatii lui Gustav
Nosle, ministr6l apararii, au s-
parut pc strade. Norbirile orato-
rilor Sc. margineaal nunlai la su-
mizarea evenintentelot. din pri-i
mul an al republicei.
-
Situate indrstrial2 pc scurt.
- Greva la caile ferate este pro-
fbabila in urifa deciziei de a Sc
face pregatiri ca sd Sc puma la
vot daca lucratorii de la calca
ferata doresc ca Sc iasa in greva,
aceasta decizie, s'a fuat in urna
refuzului Direetornlui Hines Sde
a satisface cerintele tlucratorilor.
|. Fruntasii minerilor in greva
in sedinta tinuta in Indianapolis
in care s'a discutat cererea tri-
bunaluluN federal de revOca gre
va, Sc prezice Cd acestia vor face
APPEL la nn. tribunal mai malt.
{ Greva minerilor continue.
- - - =
Tulburari in Italia. ~ Roma.
- fncaierari intre nationalist 81
socialist a. marcass a dsna@aniver-,
sare q revolutiei rusesti, dupa
cum spun depesele primte aici.
Mai mnlte persoane au f6st
fmpuscate Ia Milan 81 Genoa.
/ La Genoa soldatii au impras-
tiat 0 parada in care steagurile
rosii predominant.
0 demonstratie aFlorenta s'a.
sffrsit in 1upte. Mai ,multe ares
tari s'an facuf
@es -.
zspsda gre = Nebsaslka.
Chicago. Oxxpad8 grea inso-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-12
AtFoRl|iERNH

!. Conspiratie de a rasturna- gu
vernul. = Washington. - Pla-
nurile U9iunei lucratorilor rusi a
fost ca Sc srastoarne glvernul
prin o greva generala, 81 s'ai des-
coperit prin sdocumentele captu-
rate de autoritatile federale in
noaptea de Vineri 81 Simbata. Y
Un manifest al lucratorilor
rusl spune ca dupa ce ar Fl ras-
turnat guvernul ,,se va matura
de pc fata pamintului ce ar mai
ranlinea din drepturile proprie-
tatii private, lar dupa aceia Sc
va introna magnificenta 81 minu-
nata forma a omului Tara Dun
nezeu, fara stapin 81 liber de au-
toritati."
Manifestul mai spune Cd pla-
nul lucratorilor rusi este. ca sd
distruga intreaga proprietate prii'
vftk ori se puma control pc ca,
u Sc distruga complect institutii-
le investate Gu putere ca Sc in
forteze' legile.
4 rfsUtfi bsptlgti Ger sa,ar mai
mare New York. Un apel.
al preotiIor baptist ain tara in
treaga So facut Communication.
bisericesti Ca sa le mareasca sa-
lar11l, astfel facindu-i e. &c nu.
cante al face existenta pc alte.
terenuri De sctivitate.
,sAstAxi mai 1nult de 8 treimc|
dintre preo nogtri primesc mai
ptltin ~ . n,ie dolari annual u.
ipeh6 jumx xtete din assJtiE|
Esni pntins g ase sute anual
] ! ! ! ! ! !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-12

Barbatii tiranizeaza femeiIe
prin forta brutala; femeile tira-
nizeaza barbatii prin diplomatic
fina: = uncle. Altele 81 Gu coa-
da maturei.
, 1919-09-18
The Sanitary Question.

Not long ago we discussed many de-
tails of the sanitation question and di-
lated upon imperfectious of the service
and consequent inconvenience which
were affecting the poorer classes, mainly
property owners, who represented many
burdens heaped upon them as a result of
sanitary measures with which they were
called upon 10 conform. Like in most
matters where two factions conflict,
there are Of necessity two versions, and
in the present instance while there has
been no attempt at minimizing defects
in the system, and no sy stem is perfect;
while the reactions have been brought
forward and subjected to the most rig
orous criticism; and let it be understood
that there is no doubt but that criticism
should be encouraged in all departments
, 1919-09-18

full administration, there has been little
if any mention made Of advantages de
rived through the introduction of the
sanitary steps taken in the island. We
have to admit, and few will disagree on
this point, that the sanitary proposition
is primarily designed to better conditions
along the line Of general living, and must
take in consideration, features that OBJ
tain eli eWhere and achieve the best
ends. We have therefore to take it for
granted that the best intentions are
behind the work in this island and when
we have amicably settled any doubts
here, let us proceed to see whether it
has altogether failed to fulfil in any re
spect, the plan upon which it is based.
Taken as n question, the SAINT ry
rules providing for the reconstruction OF
w. C's. and cisterns. however they may
be open to correction, do strike at calling
attention to these matters where for lack
of means or other reasons, no notice
would be paid to them, and We have it
from good authority that where the
persons have been unable to bear the
financial strain entailed in such work
the Sanitary Department has always cx-
ercised a spirit of consideration and
executed the work at such charges as the
parties were IN a position to meet. lis
true the former charges for work in this
line we're considerably less than at pre-
sent, due TO the high cost of materials
and labor, but it is also positive en-
phasized that the poorer people have not
suffered on this account, and where the
methods of any of the sanitary staff have
been likely to defeat ohe principles of
the Department, such officers have been
dismissed.
We are glad to have this opportunity
of showing up the other side If what is
an important question among US all, and
feel glad to promuIgate it for the benefit
OF those who may have the occasion TO
prove the correctness of it. We are as
sured that the poorer classes will not be
embarrassed nor put to extreme mea-
sures where their worthiness and pecu-
mary inability are established Per
sonaIIy we are acquainted with the
Sanitary Officer in Christian5ted, MIR. H.
Rydeen and happen to know tt at his in
terest in the Department work is
genuine and takes into account the pub
lie circumstances as we'll as mere mate
lial execution of programmes. We would
therefore advise the public to- communi-
cate with MIR. Rydeen when they face
difficulties in the sanitary movement; he
will be sure to investigate matters tho
roughly and do something to assauge
the trouble.
AT the opening of the Cattle Din at
, 1919-09-18

and improve it. | do not know of any
one measure which can be taken to help
forward lie Industry which will give
greater returns for the trouble and
money expended than the eradication of
Cattle ticks by the use Of Cattle Dips.
The Dip erected at Annals Hope is FOR
the purpose f demonstrating the practi
cal value Of dipping as a means OF tick
eradication and | hope that it will be the
fnrerunner of others. and that we shall
soon have Dips sufficient erected on the
Island to take care of all the cattle
rails ed.
Ticks are not only dangerous to cattle
because they disseminate disease but
also because they lower the vitality and
general condition Of the animals, where
ever dipping is psactised a marked I'M
provement is observed in the appearance
and genera health Of the stock.
If sufficient dips were erected in
the Island to take care of all the stock
and if stock raiSers We're compelled by
law to dip their stock, then in less than
a year after starting such measures the
island could be practically freed from
ticks. Besides Cattle, Dogs, Mules,
Horses and all animals that harbour
ticks WoulQ have to be dipped.
IOUdUlY H. VI IL 0Ipo WOulO OC oQlII-
Gent TO take care Of all the stock in the
island. The Dip at the Experiment
Station has cost $500 to erect. Probably
by the use OF less expensive lumber and
by importing cement in bulk direct
from the States this cost could be re-
duced to about $500 per dip.
To understand the method OF using q
dip, some knowledge of the life history
Of tha cqttlo tick &c 0pPcCS9TV
The large ticks plainly visible on cattle
are the Iugorged females. These when
full grown drop from the stock and hide
among the grass and bush and in a few
days commence laying eggs, each female
lays from 500-5, 900 eggs. The egg lay
ing is completed in . few days. After
egg laying the tick dies. The young
ticks called ''sed.ticks'' hatch in about
3 weeks time and at once crawl up blades
Of grass and bush waiting for a chance
to attach themselves to a | passing animal.
Ii they cannot reach an animal they die
Of starvation but it takes IN the tropics
some four ID SIX months to Starve a seed
tick out. On reaching an animal the
seed tick sticks In its proboscis and com
mences to suck blood. In some Fl to so
days the females are ready to drop off
the cattle 10 lay more eggs. It is i'm
portant to remember this length of time
because it is taken advantage of in the
method Of using the dip. The smallest
length of time needed to reach maturity
is q days. If the cattle are dipped
, 1919-09-18

Inc ReVd. II. III. PlgOtt, M. A., rector
of st. Johns Episcopal Church in this
town, completed his third year of work
IN the parish yesterday, on which occa-
sion he was the recipient Of many floral
and congratulat0ry tokens of goodwill
from the congregation.
The mail-schoonor Creole arrived here
yesterday at IL a. m. and viii be dis
patched for St. 'homas al the same hour
today. According to notice at the post
ot1ce mails close at 1913 a. m.
The schnr. Vigilant from Porto Rico
IN ballast, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon after a passage Of 3 days.
The S. S. Parma from New York via
ST. Thomas arrived at Fraderiksted last
evening and is expected to leave again
for the Islands this p. M.
A well recommended programme is
being offered for tonight at the Chris
tiansted Theatre where a large audience
IS looked for and promised an unusual
treat.
The congregational meeting in the
Anglican School House last night, was
largely attended. 1t is learned that the
chief object Of that meeting was 10 Law
before the congregation matters in con-
n@ection with the thing of the chancel,
the material for which is expected short
, 1919-09-18

At the opening Of the Cattle Dip at
the Experiment Station on the 18th. inst.
the Director of the Experiment Station
made the following remarks
The raising of cattle is an industry
which is becoming more and more
important in this Island and it therefore