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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
RICHMOND

Mrs :. A. Enck,ey gave a birth
day surprise party n honor of her
mother, Mrs E. A. Perc:vars 18th
birthday AZ he- home On Main avenue
Thursday. A birthday dinner was
served AZ noon % friends and relatives
present Those prssan, were Ter son.
II, l. Perc,val of P;r-sfield. Ne: Two
boro. Ne. and Mrs Conuor Of Water
vile. Ne; bro,he--ia-lav. Charles
Doe Of EaIloweli. and a niece. Mrs
" Z Niles Of EalloweN. Among the
gifts was 4 bunch of . oeau..fu.
plnks gwen by her nleces and nep-
hews- and also ! BIRTHDAY cake with
- candles on :, wh.c. was made and
given her by her niece Mrs Niles
ice cream and cake was served n rae
afternoon. Several ne3gnbors and
friends called during the DAY 20 orer
congratulations to Ms Percival
The Richmond Ega school colsed
Thursday for a ten days vacation.
Miss Catherine Cla-k.n returned 10
her home in Tate-v.lle Ne. Miss
W;nlt-ed Peabody 70 her home IN
Fifchburg. Mass where they will
pass the vacation
William McGinn and Weldon F-eoie
Who recently arrived from France
with the -6th Division spen, a few
DAYS at their homes n town
Mss frances J. P-ehle left Thurs
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DISORDER IN
BERLIN BANK
EMPLOYEES STRIKE

Berlin. THURSDAY. April 10 BY ne
Associated Press A mix OF SOL
5;e-s rom the Reinnard, Toiuntee.
rgade. streams OF water rom 9r=
hose 3npro~:sed black.acks AID
ka.ve. played q par today n pre-
venting employees OF the Deutscae-
bank. who had vol un,ee-ed % coEt.nce
work. from entering the NAN once
The strikers extended their efforts
% otae- banks anc tie seven ..-ges;
aaaks n Berlin were c.o-e1 -oGa".
P:cke,s appeared 4: ne Deutsche-
axnk Just before the vould-oe work
e-s came on the scene a struggle
snsued wren ne clerks who wanted
TO work attempted % force an en-
trance TIE strikers were reinforced
oy Saar.acan volunteers. Strikers
entered The building with a dre hose
and directed i as -he struggling
c-owd outside Biuogeons and knives
were beng used freely when Il com
panv 81 Ee.nhs-ot troop. arrived a2s
dispersed both factions
There were disorders a, nias-
hanks also.
THE cause If the strike IS declared
% BE the dissa;. ssact.on % new and
unframed employees because % tee
discrepancy n wages and other 1e-og
a;.ves existing between hem aid tae
older workers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Mrs. z. e. Lewis

4E1s-a Caro-tne Lewis died al her
h..--s u Washington avenue Friday
--a-.,E at.s- a !ans Illness
Ms lewis vas born N South Gar
a.-s- Se-r r -s4s. and vas one of the
81 ca.idraa Of he late Charles l. and
N1ocr Niles; Jackins. al Of whom are
-.u 1ead- She was married lee :. 1855
= EGw-a = Lewis. and with the ex-
=c,ion II nine Years of her early mar
- ..e PASSED n New Hampshire and
Z 7vz-s az ne National Soldiers Home.
vita r -ew.s was employed as chief
--r--es- lad resided N Gardner She
r1 : member If Marion Chapter. Q.
: : !eath Relief Corps and 80 long
as ~ health permitted was an inter
es-ac worker n the Cai-ersaiist
..-.-,e- Besides 4 husband she Is Sly
v5-5 " one son. Arthur E. Lewis Of
-: = Funeral services will be held
- - ,2:e home Monday afternoon n
ock and viii be private
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Labor Placard
Throughout Paris
Protests League

Pars. April IA placard vas posiez
throughout Fairs today by ne genera!
federation of ABR entitled An AppeA!
% Puoiic Opinion and re- WORKERS :,
contains the following reference 10 me
League Of Nations:
Our diplomats Offer Is 4 proiec. Of
a League Of Nations which Is aot ne
soC1ety Of nations surh as was pre-
sc-:be1 n the = points If Pres Wilson
The peup,es Of ne entire xori1 n their
thirst for Justice acclaimed these :.
points and We accepted them The
French working class. faithful % its
conception Of. var N war, -7ses against
the sa ootage Of peace.
4 placard condemns ne foreign 2ol-
.cy Of blockade consr-aln;s ana political
and armed :n:event.o.s- :, protests
against the expedition 10 Russia and
asks for he conclusion Of real peace
20 which g.! peoples can subscribe
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G.. B. Warner
Hsyosei. Ne


aant VIII show merely extensions o.
xe!,-tesied political pf-nc;ples-
he sad IL Ia, not been FOR Asck o.
--aa,.es FOR peac. that there Aaa oeea
wars. and is.at me plan Of The league
of Nations was 70 place an sHeciiFe
sanction behind Heterogeneous
The covenant was made public ne
SAID. ".as: Il Nigh, be c:'t'cizeo anu
ina, amendments T.ga, ne suggested
-ne criticism ma, he wording saouio
ne ,-nu-oved vii De met oeTe.A oi
ma amendments proposed by NJ Sooi
woula surely meet vita 40 oo.ee-'oa
rom any one.
:. aid taAs n international agrees
-,.o,s me rule Of unaniInlfT pre*A--e1
4o- al matters Unless otherwise spe-
r,-c.r,v stated. bu, ina, there woo! :
n 10 OBJECTION 20 stating the "eA-
understood -ule'' n he covenant
As 70 the matter Of emigration
ne sad. =, IS necessary 70 saF Tas,
-se-a : no r1ga; Of e-nig-a,.on- -aca
S7z,a has ne right 20 admit OF 20 e1-
-lude aliens
re asserted tha. the United states
Vas 10 longer sole a-oifsr n matters
-ala-:ax 20 the Monroe Doctrine, as IN
Ie- many treaties concluded since LIB
his coun.-- vas under legal obligations
;, aate- me doctrine 20 a. international.
commission il case Of disputes .nTo,T-
ir- Z.
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Church Notices

First Church Of Christ Scientist, n a.
sur?ect of lesson sermon. Are Sin. Dis
ease and Death Real" nldweex ser
wees Wednesday a. So P N Read
lie Wednesday from 70 /. Free ci-cu-
lat,nE library of authorized Christian
Science literature
Cnlversa!iss church. Rev. Milo G Toi-
FIRST Things First" L N. :un.or
church and Sunday school: s-3a Y P
6. Z meets with Miss Leora Stevens.
!ss Main St, Fa-mingdaIe; Tuesday q,
p church meeting n Lie resrv
new members followed by communion:
-unlnr choir. P II. Saturday; JUNIOR
choir. P N
Frs, Baptist. Rev ? J. vtnslade- .
D Morning worship With sermon Al
eco: SUNDAY school al -.-ss Christian
Enoeavor az S: peoples service with ser-
mon al ?, N; prayer and praise AT
80 Wedn esdav
Winter ST Advent chapel: HEY. HI
ran Mans Will speak SUNDAY at $50
Christ church SUNDAY mex; before
EAsser-Paln Sunday: Holy comn,u-
MON. 30 Altar Guildl: morning PRAYER,
sermon. Il. %; church school. Z; evening
PRAYER. address :. During HOLY Week
there VII ne daily services al 70 A. N
Free Baptist. A A Walsh minister
Rev. " r Pet,enEil will preach 4.
lh2 and :. Geo, e Colby <il, give a
fva-ninu,e prelude u. the noraing and
4 ". Do6ge n the evening SUNDAY
school :. 30: morning prayers. 70: Young
people. s. Wednesday evening PRAYER
meeting al 30
Spears Corner Free Baptist a a
Walsh minister: n. Sunday school: q.
Rev. W r. Pe,,enE.il will preach: SO
ciai service a. -: THURSDAY 1,Ear
PRAYER meeting a. 81
Protestant Catholic Rev Laagdo-
ouinby. =. D. pastor: Morning wor-
snip a, u % with sermon by the pastor:
Slnday school al 1.-ss
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ADMIRAL SIMS
RETURNS TO
NEWPORT. r. I.

New York. April I-Raa- Admiral
Sims LET. New York tocay tor New
10Y P l. WHERE a reception VIII ne
presidency Of the Nava. War College.
he was accompanied by Ms sims and
Lieut.. Commander Edward Breck. An
e-can naval at,ache 3: LIsoon.
Admiral Sims noticed four stars chalk
ed Ut a post On he train platform and
smilinglv remarked. Two TOO many. >
He was automatically reduced from the
-e-u-a to this counI-T
Newport ?. !. April --.-MaNor Ma
honey welcomed Admiral Sims back
10 Newpor-. and the admiral n reply
ing said ne appreciated that the RIB
ute vas FOR the Navy.
We have been through extreme dan
ger" he said. The Hun has been pu:
down. The United States Nav has
done its part-'
admiral Sims said he had been kept
informed BY Mrs Sims OF the work done
bv hose az home and that thev had
contributed a great deal toward win
ming the war.
His children we're brought to the and
ing and he took Ethan and Anne in
his arms and held them while school
children sang. Home. Sweet Home"
The parade was followed by a re-
cep,ion in he AdmiraIs house. lew
ish citizens presented him with a Sill
yer loving Gun. Italians with a book.
and Greeks with statue
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FINAL ARGUMENTS
HEARD IN BASEBALL
SUIT federal LEAGUE

Washington April Il.-F1nal a---
nenis were presented today IN the
500, 900 damage suit Of the Bait
more Federal League Club a-a4ns-
organized baseball and after lIst-Uc
ions hare been read tomorrow ~
Justice Stafford. me case will go -
he jury.
Attorneys FOR the plaintiffs spenl
nearly three hours IA presenting the
case OF me Baltimore club 20 The
jurors George Wharton Pepper. the
representative of organized hasebaL
consulted only about half al hour
More -haa ha.. # t-e session vas
devoted 10 consultation between ne
opposing attorneys and Justice Sta.
gwen me jury.
The plaintiffs counsel in he anal
arguments stressed he evidence Of
terei with The intention OF showing
organized baseball - De a monopoi:
within The meaning OF me Sherman
Antitrust ACT and asked the The
Jury frs, decide whether the Bait
more club had sustained in5u-f
ihoruE:1 The collapse u the Fedora.
League and the1 % TX the respon-
sibil!rv for his loss
The defense requested he ;ury %
view The case n the light Of A bus
ness proposition and con1enoed ma
The Federal League had II Il ne
seeds Of death az the time ne Bal
t.nore Cub was formed"
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SEN. MOSES AND
HARVARD HEAD
DEBATE LEAGUE

Pa,e-ooro. y. z, April ---C. : Ser
aIo- George Z Noses ana George Graf
ION Wilson. professor % International
law 81 L:@yar1 University. discussed
he League Of Nations n The Town
hall here tonight, The debate vas az
ranged or Professor William Il Scao-
1eld Of Harvard. who mas 3 Summer
nome here and Eao Is president Of me
Men Cub Of he town
Senator Noses opposed ne -sasIe
Of Nations covenant as originally Made
public Professor Wilso. said he cove
aa1t had been made puolic expressly
cor me purpose Of inviting criticism ana
hat WIKI ne addition # some amend
nen-s 20 which ne believed there would
De 10 objections. !. woul5 effectively
safeguard justice ana ensure peace
Senator Moses sad IA, ne was sure
he slEae-s OF he sena.or.a. round
Robin against ne e-g.na! covenan:
would aCher= . their posii.nn. Ee
vas not opposed % 4 ea gle ne sad
-.houg. shep,.cai OF the full MEASURE
If results TOM such an organ. The
original covenant vas ohlec, 4onanle %
-L44-i +'-A 1ASr 90 L-lCtIlSiSl-
eacles- .nrore-ence and certain nebuios-
ties re declared that i made no
adeG ua;e provision for enforcement, If
The mandates Of he league
TIE great question. he sa4d. Is.
shall the United States here ana now
dec!a-e ths; ! Will take pa- n The
mex, wa. 10 matter VITA, rs origin.
- IN hxt ny
vote Of an executive council n when
ou, o-e-1!n-h IF ,he representation viii
De American and regardless % tae fac.
that We might be ordered INTO wa on
the side vaih Ehich ne were OF; OF
sympathy"
He declared ma. WIS would ca.-
TIME and that The forthcoming peace
treaty would hare results not greatly
6ine-en, from those of the treaty Of
Berlin and other similar documents He
said he wanted 20 see America become
he moral leader Of he world, but ,ha.
when she look IN the sword !. should
De no; AT me oehex, Of any group
Of foreign statesmen. ou, zade- The
promp;ings Of her own great hear"
He believed j; was possible 10 frame
an Entente between the United States
and lis recent allies that would tend
20 proven, war and would put down
war should i break out WILTON, cum
be-some and intricate written instr-l-
meats'
Professor Wilson asserted that there
vas no considerable opposition in this
country 70 q League Of Nations. At
though there was difference of opinion !
as to how II be established
The plan Of this league he said. (
''is TO substitute the reign OF law for /
the reign Of var Il aims 10 secure for !
mankind through cooperation the /
rights long persisted by The iaw-lov- i
ing and ,xw-abadiEg states A care
fsA study Of the provisions Of the cove !
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WAR DEPT. ORDERS
RELEASE 10000
ENEMY ALIENS

Washington. April -1-Put,.nE INTO
eject the policy Of removing war
time restrictions as fast as possible
On enemy aliens the Department Of
Justice has ordered the release from
parole and cancellation of bonds Of
more than 10. aaa Of these aliens
throughout the United States
AS fast as their records can be
examined in Washington orders Tor
removal OF restrictions ara sent 70
United States attorneys. Some enc
my aliens will continue 10 DE held
under RESTRICTIONS and bonds until
peace Is declared. however. This APP
plies only Ia the aliens arrested dur
ing the war anu subsequently pa
rolled, and not TO those in1eIned.
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COURT TO PASS
ON AUTHORITY OF
RAILROAD HEAD

Washington. april ----Aataor:.y d
the director genera. 81 railroads 20 TX
freight and passenger rates IS - De
determined oy the supreme cour-. Aq-
peals were today fled by The govern
near from North Dakota supreme coE-
DEGREES en-. oln:ag The Nor-ae-l 2aC,Hc
railway and other lines n mat state
from charging increased rates ant or
derng them. along with the director
general. 20 snow cause as 20 why the IN
.unc,pn should not be made permanent.
Tie case resulted from he order s.
sued by Director General McAdoo On
MAJ asst which increased freight
rates 8 per cent and MESSENGER rates
n North Dakota 70 three cents PEI
nile. State Officials sought injunction.
claiming he railroads we're uareason-
able.
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- Red Cross nas notified tie Car
--z- Chapter TIA; n arde- 10 enable
:. workers 20 witness the parade Of tie
IL DIVISION. which IS % De he'd u
5-s:oa OF F-.cay- April =. Z. 2 N.
81 g-aads,aad vii ae erected a cs--
Ii number Of -.cke.s have been appor-
med % The Red Cross Chapter and is
inches here n Gardner. o. these
ere i a small number which na- be
- IiNt:nned, and which will be sold
- 5. each Anyone desiring one or
-o-e If these tickets should notify the
81 ross a, the postotace building be-
..~e noon On Saturday Or Mrs {. Z
i-ar during ne remainder Of he day.
ia g still being given on, al the
-z-s. house for TIE very much needed
=--...;;:,..-g 1or refugees. There IS a great
ing If i this Department of Red
-ss work VIII the kair:e-s please
II o MS cali. get he ya7 from the
2z-sa house and 10 all the knitting
an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
Train Wreck Blocks Tra6c
rallied and Badly Smashed

a baG wreck occurred AT 1-Ls P. IL.
Friday evening when a freigh, train
was ders led On the 5esf-nound track
n The vicinity Of the Winthrop street
crossing n 4 point about 100 yards
north oT the CROSSING the rear trucks
Of one Of the --e.gh, cars left the
iron.s and as the train made the
curve a. the crossing the ca- lef-
the rails and crashed into the brick
cellar Of me residence IF Robert
Hunter when stands close 10 the
racks Two other cars were de-all-
ed Immediately behind the first car
and were thrown across the tracks
All three cas- were badly damaged
Train Nc .. which gees east az 20
P. NJ. was held up a, the station be-
cause If the wreck The wrecking
train from Wa.e-ille was sent down
and i. 4 late hour Friday night the
tracks were again clear for t-a-tc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12
MAGYARS PuLAGE
MANY VILLAGES
IN PENNSYLVANIA

Genera. A--i by the Associated
pres<,.-Dispa,ches received by lie Sa-
maniaa Bureau az B--ae are 20 .le e.
fec: Ia. hungarian Magyar regulars
have attacked and pulsgei seve:a! I'd
nxu,aa villages n Pennsylvania -e-
cent, The Runaniaa National Guard
resisted brarely but was overwhelmed
FIR R--ar,ans were killed aad 10
wounded
n he Seghesei dist-c: re 7opCia-
Ions Of many villages fed % BE noun
ans terrified
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

The April uee'sn. Of the Gardiner
Parent Teacher Association was held
FRIDAY evening II the Highland av-
enUe grammar school building TIE
meeting opened with Al interesting
demonstration ii teaching. which
was conducted by Miss Merrie Bar
ser Of The Spring stree, school. Fol-
lowing this Dr. L D Er.xoi. COM
missioner IF health Of the State OF
Maine, gave very interesting and
highly instructive talk On "Ey-
g:ene and Eeaith''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

spend the mex, ten days with her
aunt Mrs. Stanley 2 Mari
Frank Saunders left Friday FOR
New York altar spending a ten days
tur,oCga at his home in town.
The Queen Esther Circle Of the
Methodist church gare a social and
entertainment AZ Curtis hall. Thurs
day evening. Ice cream was IN sale
Games we're played and { general
good time ensoved by all
Everett PAIRS was a business y.s..-
or IN Augusta Fr,day.
J Z MacSoiis Of Boston s passing
a few days with friends IN town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Buenos Aires. Thursday. April 10
Two sseredores we're KILLED In a clash
with The police today. A not followed
the landing by = party of sieSedores
of an insane Hindu whom they found
on a British ship IN the hareor. Be-
lieving he was . mariner undergoing
punishment. they wrecked the vessels
brig. took him out and escorted him
10 shore. where they vsfS in,szoapssi
by police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Rev : a Townsend spoke brief
IL Friday evening II the Acme inca
-er in ne interests # ne ! Vi. G i
drive which is 20 begin ne coming
week The .7eaker explained me
meaning # ne BuI!d" posters
which haze attracted 81 much al
ter,.on recently The sum O. S.s'H,Na
$ The amount 70 ne raised n ne
campaign IN Name % be spent III
Name for he raining ana uphE. ID
ag # Young men and boys - this
State EallowelI's quota Is si.s.a- NJ
Townsend stated -aa, the : VI. :. A
owned eoi acre. Of land At Lake
Cobbosseecon,ee where summer
camp vas maintained last rear for
ne boys Sixteen cottages are 20 be
huiIt a, this spot and an athletic
fed made 4, he summer encamp-
nenf courses IN training VIII De open
for Young men and ooys Of tAl-
county. Il Is earnestly hoped that in
the coming drive Hailowen VIII do
Ter share m making il The success
I deserves 70 be
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PROHIBITION
VOTE LEADS IN
NEW ZEALAND

Wellington. New eZ-s-and. AprA IL.
The vote NJ the question Of pFohihl-
:.on for New Zealand stands on ne
returns 50 Tar received as follows:
Fer continuance of me present il
ccase systs-n. 20. So.
For prohlblI.on 90, 55s.
There are silii q few nome returns
auo the votes Of 40 900 soldiers % -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

We wish 20 thaaa cur numerous
trends. and especially would We men
ION Camp 60, Sons Of Veterans. the
: Of V. Auxiliary and he employees
Of the r P Hazard Co. Of Car
diner. for the many touching remind
ers Of their friendship. during the
sickness and passing Of our loved
one
DANIEL Z MEADER AND FAM
hrs LIZZIE MEApEE
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LORD READING
MAKES STATEMENT
CABLE CENSORSHIP

Washington. April lord Read
ing. the British ambassador, issued 4
statement tonight declaring there was
10 foundation for complaints reported
rom PARIS ,ha, the British censorship
of commercial cables had been used 20
promote British trade a; the expense
Of American trade
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IZZ1E MEACEE.
Church Not: ces

Cid South CONGREGATIONAL. Rev. A c
Townsend McI7ing service omitted IN
account IF Union service q, Sapt:si
church SUNDAY scaooi 4. LIS A n
:. = 3. and snor- sermon a. :.
P N MD xee3. services Wednesday
evening 81 81
Cniversalist church. Rev Milo =. Fol-
som acting pastor Rec IS lincoln Ave ,
Gardiner 80 P N, preaching
theme. Frs, Things FSI" Sunca.'
school at he Usual hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

= Surprise party was given Mss
Florence Douglass al her home. Is
Green street. Thursday evening by
% If her schoolmates. M:se Douglass
was presented with a fountain pen. a
sum Of money and a fancy haadker-
chief box which was presented by
Miss Gretchen Merle The evening
vas PASSED with music. both vocal
and instrumental. Games were play
&c and refreshments served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

The captains for the Y u. {. A.
drive n This city are: Mrs Clarence
Turner Ward !; Emery Smith. Ward
>: Mrs Gwendolya Rabbit, Ward 5.
George Warner, Ward 4: and Charles
Buckaam- Ward 5.
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LOCAL NOTICE

\, the Acme FrGaT and Sa,0rdag
an Aircraft picture Fred Stone n
'Jonnny Get Your Gun. ana i Par
amount Mack Senne-. core<.- East
yvaae with Variations This coz
edy Is scream. Same small prices
aD-,.-1-.o
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Americans and Russians
Raid BOlSheviSfS.
Capturing Nine Prisoners

ArchanEel, Thursday, April 10
tBy The Associated Press.-Ameri-
can and Russian forces yesterday at
teznocn raided the BoIshevik posi-
ton about Boishie Ozeski taking nine
prisoners and two machine guns and
destroying q hiockhouDe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Miss A. ]. Gwyane will conduc: the
service az the First Baptist church on
Sunday evening. Attention Is called
20 the change Of time The service
viii begin AZ o'clock instead Of $50
There viii De special music. AL are
invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

A. ne First Baptist church mex. Sun
day evening the pastor. Rev = J
N.nsaace- D D VIII give the second
n his ssries for men. subject, Jonah
Inc Man of Mystery, Why l Believe L. 4;
special singing and hearty welcome 20
all
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n. E. Operators Of
Tel. & Tel. To Strike
Next Tuesday

Boston. April i1--Operatcrs 0! the
New England Telephone 4 Telegraph
Co: and of the Providence Telephone
on strike mex; Tuesday morning al :
q clock 70 enforce their demand for
an increase in pay and the right 10
carry cut the principle Of collective
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

u Esow. pastor II the Highland
-serIe Methodist church. IS reported
t.. --:.-.nE n health. Services wi, be
-sg1 - ne church on Sunday. There
WI 80 4 pulpit supply for both
~-,-:-..-- and evening services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

: Soper. distributor Of Excide
-,,s--es = Ae1nebec county. south
T--e-,-lle. can furnish an "Ex-
- every make and model OF
:. NY make bacate-v rebuilt or
Urged. Free inspection Of your
49, wei&Sa,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

NJ and Ms Harvey Harlow Of
South Gardiner are receiving con-
g-a1uiatinns On the birth Of an IL
falI daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

Fan. No-ster returned Thursday
evening rom : business TIP e New
Ham nshi-e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

The members NJ ne Old South
league are asked % come 70 :.!e yes
- q. O'Clock Monday afternoon pre-
oa-ad . sew Each nne please or7ns
= -a-- small amount Of food M.
-aere -nar De picnic iunc4. a-t-t me
work s finished
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

= = a Walsh Will deliver
ii. .Ll~as> Monday evening. April
q. - - Peoples church, South
P..--sa-s;- under The auspices Of the
r T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-12

age number Of the ND boys
a. 4a1e been passing -e-ilour
-...1s- Il heir homes in Gardner
=. ~s.--uurding towns. left on the
---,-,--E ---a.n for Camp Devers-