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The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
Washington Parish Goes
Over The Top" Again.

Bogalusa, La, March 13, 1919.
Era Leader,
Frankllnton, La.
Gentlemen:
AS a matter of information,
which the people no doubt would
like to know, with to state that
Washington Parish has forwarded
to Mr.. P. H. Saunders of New
Orleans to the credit of the Ar.
menian Syrian Relief Fund $780,
|28. Quota for this Parish was
S802.28. Up to March 18th
Washington Parish was one of
the eight Parishes to 90 over the
top more than 100 per cent.
Three Parishes have gone 100
per cent and fourteen Parishes
over 80 per cent.
Yours very trnl,
J. K. .lolnsCr,
Parish Chairman.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
Police Jury Proceedings.

r.anklinton, La. March 7, 1919.
The Police Jury in and for the
o.,;sh Of Washington, State of
I |rouisiana, met in regular session
! The Court House in the town OF
r,anklinton, on the above date
rith the following members
,,esent: R. Fl. Spring, G. M
nate, II. D. Foil, j. P. Starnes,
IN i. Whelan. j. R. Leslie, Wal.
n Green, j. C. Green, Louis
! rrain. S. S. Thomas and T. B.
8 Roberts.
4 The meeting was called to Or
DEF by the President, j. R. Les
lie. and the minutes of February
qth meeting was read and stood
approved
Motion made by S. S. Thomas,
1 seconded by g. H. Whelan, that
the bid of the Vincennes Bridge
company made on February 7th,
sbe rejected. Carried.
Mo,ion made by G.. M. Tate,
seconded by Lonis Grain, that the
State Highway Department. be
rsouested to supervise the build
/ ing Of the bridge across Bogue
Chitto river near Franklinton.
Carried.
Motion made by G. M. Tate,
suconded by Walter Green, that
The District Attorney be request
/ ed to take the matter as to the
legality Of the bonds before the
court at once. Carried.
Motion made by j. P. Starnes,
seconded by G. H. Whelan, that
40 expense allowance of S25.OC
per month be allowed to each
dipping vat inspector. Carried.
Motion made by G.. NJ. Tate
seconded by I. D. Foil, that We
transfer S8,oOO.OO from the 2 Mil
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
Aeneru1 News items IN Brief

A court'martial sentenced Emil
Coffin, the anarchist assassin, to
death for his attempt upon the
life Of Premier Clemenceau.
President Wilson, returning to
Paris, was welcomed at the sta.
tiop by many notables and a
large crowd.
Aerial terms agreed upon by
the Supreme War Council forbade
Germany the use of military air
craft and called for surrender of
all her war planes.
Secretary Lane, confident that
Congress will legislate favorably
on soldier farms, continues 10
gather data and announced thirty
two states were cooperating.
Through a Republican concession
Jndge Martin is retained on the
House ways and means committee
and will be in a position to assist
Louisiana sugar industry.
The supreme council of the
peace congress decided to limit
the personnel of the German
navy to $1,000 men.
The peace treaty, report said,
will bind Germany not to build
any tanks and to make no more
poison gas.
The German signatories will
not be permitted to enter Paris
when they are summoned to sign
the peace treaty, it was stated.
Secretary Glass announced the
new Victory Loan would take the
form of short term notes matur.
ing in not over five years.
The arrangement under which
the Allies are to send certain food
supplies to Germany was declar.
ed to have laid the ghost of
| Bolshevism.
Champ Clark, condemniug the
Republican filibuster, predicted
Democratic gains in the next
Congress.
1t was announced plans Of
Americ naval officers for a
warship ;Aat would render eyist.
ing fleets obsolete may bs brought
b I E" The peace conference.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
Farmers Urged TO
Prepare Land Well

Baton Rouge, La, March ID.
There is apparently some dam
ger that the proper preparation
of the seed bed may be overlook
ed by farmers in their haste to
get the planting done, when
weather conditions permit, ao-
cording J. A. Redhead, assistant
state agent, Extension Division,
Louisiana State University.
This would be great mistake,
he says, for zone of the princi-
pal contributing factors to profit.
able crop production Is a go"d
seed bed. 1ndicatians are that
there is great danger of farmers
overlooking this fact in their
haste, due to the prolonged rainy
weather, to get their crops start.
ed.
"Land plowed too wet, if allow
ed to stand until all the plowing
is finished, will become cloddy.
This in turn means bad stands
and fertility lost to the growing
crop, with the result that there
will be poorer yields and di-
minished profit.
"It is urged that farmers make
fnll use of the harrow in prepar-
ing the land, for planting. All
plowed land should be narrowed
as soon as the olods will break
up. If necessary, in order to dc
this, the plows should be stopped
in the afternoon in time to g
over with the harrow all land tha
has been plowed that day. Time
thus spent is not lost, for a wei
prepared seed bed means les'
work IN the cultivating season."
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
FRANKl-NTON, La, THURSDAY, MARCH TO- 1919.
Debt Fund to the General Fund.
Carried.

Carried.
Motion made by Walter Green,
seconded by R. H. Spring, that
the allowance be raised to $500
instead of $500 per month for
Juvenile officer Carried.
Motion by ]. C, Green, second
ed by G. H. Whelan, that all
cattle killed by dipping be paid
for at assessed value. Carried.
Franklinton, La, March 7, 1919.
At a regular meeting of the
Washington Parish Police Jury
the following resolution was pre-
sented by D. M. Tate, seconded
by G.. H. Whelan, and unan'
imously adopted.
Whereas, it appears after ex-
animation that the revenue for
the year 1919, will be in excess
of the statutory charges imposed,
and,
Whereas, it is desired that all
finances Of the Parish bs placed
on a cash basis during the cur
rent year.
Therefore be it resolved, that
the Parish of Washington be
authorized to borrow from the
Washington Bank & Trust Co.,
the sum of S22,5O0.0O said
amount payable January 10th,
1920. This is to be used for the
current expenses of the Parish
and the total revenues of the Par
ish is hereby pledged.
Police Jury Of Washington Parish
BY j. R. Leslie,
President.
I
/ W. E. Banister,
Secretary.
We hereby certify that the
above is a true and correct copy
of the resolution passed by the
Police Jury on the 7th day o1
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
NUMBER 81.

Spartacan women carried heads,
freshly cut from human bodies,
through Berlin streets.
A formal charge of murder
was placed against Frank Jordano
as result Of the ak murder in
the Cortimiglia home in Gretna.
Chief Justice White completed
twenty-five years of service in the
Supreme Court of the Uuited
States.
The State Farmers Union
charged cotton producers were
being penalized to pay wheat
losses.
A cyclone cut path three.
quarters OF Il mile wide between
Grace and !'antherburn, Miss,
and there w,.s some loss of life.
The alien'property custodian
showed how three German firms
dominated the metal market and
how their holdings have been
Americapized.
William Jennings Bryan issued
a statement indorsing the propos.
ed League of Nations, but sug.
gested some amendments to the
constitution.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
w. A. Bell Appointed TO
goth Term AS Referee,

William A. Bell, federal referee
in bankruptcy for the past nine
teen years, was late Wednesday
afternoon appointed to serve his
twentieth year By. Judge Rufus r.
Foster Of the Federal District
Court. I
Mr.. Bell has jurisdiction over
the parishes Of Orleans, st. Tam.
many, Tangipahoa and Washing.
ton.
Get the habit and trade at the
Boston Store,
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20
March, 1919.
Attest: ]. R. Leslie
President.
W. E. Banister,
Secretary.

oCCl lOVIl Y
Franklinton, La. March Z, 1919.
This is to certify that the Par
ish Of Washington, State of
Louisiana, is indebted unto the
Washington Bank & Trust Co.,
in the sum of S22, 10000 which
sum with interest at the rate Of
5 per cent per annum from date
until paid, it obligates and binds
itself to pay unto the Washington
Bank & Trust Company, Frank
linton, La. its successors or as
signs on or before the 10th day
of January, 1920, out of the taxes
and licenses collected for the year
1919.
This certificate Of Indebtedness
is issued for the repayment of
the said S22, 10000. this day loan
ed by the Washington Bank &
Trust Company, Franklinton, La.
in accordance with a resolution
of the Police Jury adopted on the
7th day of March, 1919. A
certified copy Of which said reso-
luton is hereby attached and
made a part hereof. The said
indebtedness hereby secured is
payable out of any revenues of
the said Parish Of Washington
for the year 1919 from any and
all sources available for that
purpose.
In faith whereof the Police
Jury of Washington Parish has
caused this certificate to be
signed by its President and
Secretary on this 7th day of
March, 1919.
Police Jury of Washington Parish.
/ By J. R. Leslie,
President.
W. E. Banister,
| Secretary.
The Era-leader., 1919-03-20

There being no further bust.
ness the Board stood adjourned
to meet on Friday, April 4th,
1919.
j. r. Leslie,
President.
W. E. Banister,
Secretary. Y,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
ELECT OFFICERS
AT w. c. T. Z. MEET
IN ROCKLAND. ME.

EochiEn1- Me, Sept 19.--CMce-s
were elec1sa. Mrs. AlInea u. 2ulnby
Of Nar1 Turner AGAIN beng chosen
president a. tia final sesEisa OF thu
Victory cozverlol Of -ne Maine
Ta0nars Christian Temperance
Tc1on to-day The convention was
l1E-@ed 70 meet next year Il AL
gEsIa.
Officers an6 delegates were elect
eG Is follows Vice president at
la-gz. Mrs. Alice NJ BlEaey. Green
vile. corresponding secrsHa-v. Miss
Isabelle L Slickney East Brewn-
field; recording secreta-v. Miss Ahre
IL C2ca-n- Winthrop; assistant
Miss Amelia Shapielgn- West Le3a-
not; treasurer. Mrs. Tsaa Z John
son Weslt,i-oos> delegates 10 woric
convention Mrs. Gsuirnfy. Miss
Szcfznev. Mrs Gertrude Stevens
LeHvz--, Portland and Miss ShEP-
is1gnc Delegates ID national cnnven-
unr, Mrs George Il Allan. Part
land Ms Nellie Fellows Auburn
Mrs. Isabelle Dagger. EoIt-on. Ms.
Elizabeth NIneIads- Augusta MISS
Ast-za 7. Nlckersun- Luasec MISS
E1Ilzasaera Goreucr. South Paris, Mrs
Alice ES-aev. Gresnv1Lls, Mrs Sa-
ole 4 Bstss. SANDY Point, ard Mrs
George H bass. WILTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
BOTH SIDES CERTAIN OUTCOME
STEEL STRIKE DUE ON MONDAY
STR. VALbANERA
Believed Lost OF Coast
Key West, Fla
-sts Bearing frat Masne ir~beucer
- Quscssaar uare- 40 Feet NsHer
-Fate 1F a5e On Eca-r LI-knrwr
-Shgr MtsssnS 20 Days

Key Wesf Fla sept N-l-naeddsE n
GulcksanE under ~ 1eet ef waasr OF.
Rebercz snnals Lighthouse, DIVERS To
gay found -as a--k CT q peasel setlEHs-
n be me Spanish passenger liner Eal-
bAnera, uhicr haz been missing since
the eastern porrnn Ct me Gulf Ct Mex
ice was swept n d su-ricant 10 days
agn-
The 6.EsrR, employed Dry the Cuba
consul hare after rns surker wreck Was
discovered by = ClIIed SIa1es cnas-
guard vesEsL rspurts6 that the RAN
~ aIfRnera" ceuld be made on cIea--
u. DGI NO trace was 1eaad O. me I'm
Passengers and La members n me
crew reported aboard the snip when
sis ls4- Spain fB- Havana
The steamer found CT ne Rebecca
Shoals lighthouse, wtlcn Is 4p niles
Erurn here the divers salc appeared u
ne Ct about ss1e tons The Missing Val
nanera was uf IN TINS net. Further
investigation, however Is sxaecrA6 .
clear beyond al doubt he identity Of
ing WRECK and Il i ls proven u ne me
Spanish liner LE-nW some Light OF The
s4ea q the s5B persons apea-d her
The TaIEzae-a appeared on M0r-3
Castle. EavRra. Sept 8. bit was unaai-
u put nh por1 Sr account Of the
starn- within the last few DAYS FAM
wireitess calls supposed n be srnrn the
TRfbEne-a nave been picke6 ~ here
and Il HRrana- The signals as -eceiv-
sE here however, have been 50 WAX
as q prevent any ar1s1pr % Ioca-s
heir source. -vs Cuban g2n5oRH To-
day were engaged II searching along
the Northern snore Of the island ef Gu
De and IN the Bahamas for trace 81
her. In marine circles here tnrIgne Il
was considered probable that some OF
TIE ERlbRae-as sU-v1vurs might havs
sent the Calls using ImprBxised appRr-
s1ns taken Erer ne Esssei and se- I'd
on lanG " OF a -a--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
GIRL RAFFLES
Confesses to 50 Rob
berries N ; Months
Hasrs or 5-r-x AIa-eneres Merres
Her $1,000 !. Cash and s3u0C Mn-s.
ct 5e~ei-y-Aeie - S25a EaH
fn- Exs-snsercr Munczy

Kew = a-k- SEPT Is.-CharEez VIZ
beng : gisi ',E-a7ss" and cunzssss--
the police say, thai 6E-lg the pass
three nor-hs she mas robbed 80
apar-nsnrE IN The E-urx NoIzy 10
sen. Is yea-,s old, WIS held n $500
bail reGay for szarn4-at l0E nsx ALan-
CAY.
The girl. according 70 her alleged
confession salc thai when she
worked" she averaged about tf1r~e
apartment house b1-glarles cay IND
that lafHar her operations haG ieeEr
cn the bass Of an e1gni-h0ur day
a1G sx days e week. SUNDAYS, she
said she rested"
Eer mother. E2 whom she paid sSg
4 week. su N2ose5 she was employed
Z downcowu store anc needed 70
recuperaha for Monday morning. Her
raids. she said actually neLled her
SS0ee N cash and S319a worth o.
JFwelry.
Pretending % DC calling IN one n
-he tenants Mss R0sen SAID she
gained access % many buildings anG
entered unlocked apartments. once
ST rU1cs she was Interrupted. WHERE
Upon she wsp-- SAID that she was
stealing tar ~Eick mother" and at
er returning the vlcrm property Was
permitted 70 e
Last night Lns girl ez1aree the fat
G. Il sleeping subway EOEorua1- The
nDtDrIzn had hung his trousers ever
the back CT q CHAR and the girl he
Sale was r1A1ng RS pockets wn-n ne
awnke. He chased her To the street
wnere she YRS a-res1ad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
Typographical
Union Against
Demands Job Men

New FORK Sept 1s-Desps1e the
action yesterday Of 1he heads u
four International printing trade m
ions Affiliated with the American Fed
srannn N Labnr IN -spudlsunr TIA
strike u View yurk Jun and book q
ices ser FIR Oct }. the Zig SIX
REPRESENTATIVES, OF the Iuczl Unions
after conference tadav with employ
ers- showed no -dlspcszriur 10 recede
rum their pusi-lan
President RousF OF the Zig Ssx"
Y BIOGRAPHICAL Union declared thai ne
wound recommend rgjeclon Of the
proposal made a. esday.s conference
wherein demands for a 44-ncu- ue.k-
S24 q week increase and ether cues
riu1s n dispute WuuI6 be submitted
Tor zr-bIerazlnE L. the 1r-erna -ional
1Giri conference council.
F. A WErux- Eg-ecr1r ~ -ne En-
reau OF Industrial Relations Of the
United TyD01hefae Of America sra--
&C after the nest1ng thai The crien
Representatives would net accent N.
prapnssTlon. but had a-reed II lav =
hefure their Respective bod res eu-
final artInr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
SITUATION GROWS
MORE CRITICAL
IN BUDAPEST

Badapes,- sept Ls--tBy The As
soclars6 Press. The SITUATION here
Is growing more critical. As the Be
nanlans withdraw they continue ID
reqcis1-ior equipment q Al Ao6s. T
the food - Budapest Is insufficient
fur The lAsfs Cf Ire people.
Not onls havE the RCnRnans fail
ed ID Eth lns HuagzrIans as they
we're requested and promised L. DC
but they have iopls6 the police eGElp-
menr and arrested the policeman The
1sielhene equipment mas been re-
moved from me ministerial offices SO
N zse Of disturbances the situation
viii be aggravated ny lack Of com
uUrlca1i0E-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
DEATH ROLL
MOUNTS HIGHER
CORPUS CHRISTI

Corpus Christ. Tex Sept. z4-EeceE-
cry Of IS aadlrional bodies TO-DAY aianz
-ne north snDre Of NGeces bay h-pugr-
ne KNOWN dea6 as z result CT Sunday s
s1nrm II nearly 4M and caused fears
Cna1 the tGtal death -nE might reach
double thai number.
The -Islng estimate CT dead Is based
largely on eDnol-lnns along ne Naeces
Snare Line where there is much wreck
age that has nut been penetrated anG
under winch Il Is believed there ara
nany bodies Of srurm victims
CuI- 2ilariun of figures ct relief head
quarters here showed ar sxac+ total Of
3ss known dead and with only SINAI
percentage Of additional ideu-aCaaans.
All bur possibly L Of these victims ara
believed ID hare been t-om Corpus
Christi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
Steel Heads Declare Intentions to Operate
Mills and Claim Wak-Out VIII Not be
Large Organized Labor Looks For Biz
Turnout of Men and Predict Employers VIII
Get Surprise of ives-No Figures Quoted
by Either Side-Union Leaders Say Can
vass of Help by Steel Companies is Inaccur-
ate and Unreliable

P1--sbU-g. Pa, Sept. FreparA
rInns 9ar the test Of strength between
aEaEzed labor and capital IN the
s-esl industry Throughout the Tinted
States 10 begin Monday went fur
ward today with both sides apparent
~ confident Of the OUTCOME Ne sfh-
cial sza-sms--s we're H2-1hcnmzug
from either SIDE. bg- informal talks
Indicated that Laey were ready fn-
the contest.
Repress ura15res II the sfeei curIps-
mes n the P1-LsoU-g district let z
be knewr thai they intend To operate
1ter plants Monday and also let the
I-1ression 70 nu- thai they do not
lock for as large walk-ou1 as the
Izrlur leaders assert VII take plaes.
C,-Ear.zed labor expects big T2.n-
Cu7 If uen and predicted thai TIE
employers VII receive the surprise
Of their Ives
Neither side viii venture figures.
Both Frankly confess they d. not
KNOW how many ner VII remain 81
work ar faI 70 answer Ink -h1srIes.
Monday only ran tell, they said
S1se3 companies II many cases are
understood 10 have cE1TaSsso Their
ner u get IN idea 81 the number If
msE who VII strike. Union leaders
said thai from their exN-lences these
car asses EsCallE prove ID be lnRe-
cErsas and pointed 10 past Strikes
ri - ID,
ERs s1gne6 Up not 10 strike and ther
e-zt when t1s time came.
II was SAID tonight that u q EZn-
Der Of plants some men have a.
ready cz1i- and sought work il 9TH
- places Il was expecrs6 by union
.saaers mere that man men or TIE
night shifts tonight VII take their
personal belongings OFT CT rne mills
Al cE1r-lEE time rumnrvw morning
ae u1a-y Gt them Dc NOT work SHLz--
Gay and Sunday nights
Al The national leaders ~ unions
invoked II the STRIKE mac feer the
CRY torlgfst for their respective
feadcuarters 70 make final plans ana
much ac-irl-y about the Offices n
! the steel workers nz-iorar c5rarrz1-
Fee hac 70 do wiki the preparations
II the Fs-1sfErg Glsr-1c- While na-
[ tioI,21 teaaGEza--e-S =re n Inns CRY.
Il charge Of a lzEaan z. Foster. SIERRA
la-y o. TIE national committees =
was learned that much Of The work
VII be conducted nv DISTRICTS
NJ osSsr, II answer To queries sH q
thai al men n nnn-zniun mills ma
Deer asked N s-r.ke None VII be ls4t
70 preserve cD-1RnE property. such as
kespI1g % furnace f-es ID prevent az
from cooling. he said.
The companies Rave mac . Gars no.
IRE az the strike ne saie .-ans = thev
tCorti-aed o. Saee Col. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
WAGE SCALE
Soft Coal Miners Be
fore Convention
Unstee Mins Wnrkers On Moueay o.
Tuesrzy-WiH Serve M 5asIs u
Heistise Seaiss IN All sSeu~lnsas
FEeles sF Courty

Cleveland O, Sept 1.-THE WAC
scale demands n be presented ID rae
snf- cual ppe-z1nrs n the cEnErzI cun-
oer1-Vs hEld u ohin. Ennls and west
ern Pennsylvania winch VIII serve Is
the hasis of reEa1we wage scales IN a.
The bET1ninoRs aeIas Of the csun1--y
VIII ne submitted 70 the convention o.
the Eri1sd Mine Workers Of America
MundaE " Tuesday morning II the la--
EFT ATTEMPTS VIII he made II make IL
s1ruCCluns of the t.nnrer-iuu On 1hs
principal demands regarding rhr
amount Of E1e increase 4prssIzra-1lz
aBOu. 10 per cent? and the sao-zsn1nr
II working time L SIX hours DAILY, fVs
GAYS week. ahsnlHeefv rlanrzztu-v Bn
the miners representatives IN the JOIN
scale conference al Buffalo sept . ana
mn If these principal demands VIII
OUT change IL Ii eaE OUT me bsrEui-
NOUS Einers o. the cDun-y IN q gen
eral strike NGv !
General agreement as 10 the sx1Anz
O. the wa-E demands IL SAID IN Ex1E1
= the scals cgruss The genera nature
q the demand mas been determined. al
though M formal stz-emen- VII ns
g'Ten OH be9nrs the committee reports
n the convention nsx1 week
An amendment 10 me cnus11rr-inr
making me slv-hoE- Gay instead u taat
e2gn1-noCr aaE one of the AIMS Of ms
organization was adopted today Z
reaGs thar mot more than SIX noU-s
1-um baak 70 oR1k II eacn q huEr-
snail ne worked by members G. or
organization and tins rs the furn II
which the demand WIZ probably We pre-.
scented Il the Operators
Teozys sesEIDEs Of the convention
were Devoted entirely 70 cunsri-rcanna.
changes.
The evening Adjournment was tzfzef
m The midst af debate on Al amend
Tnsn- strengthening the consr-rrriGn-
TrrvlsinnE against membership in me
Industrial Workers Of the worfs ant
similar racical organizations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

New York sept is-Warks-s II Ts1e
vz-inus trades in the BROOKLYN nHTy
yard decided II 4 Tzser-zg tOdHy II asl.
Acting Secretary a1 ne Navy Rause-
welt for a 44-anur week. but not -
strike 10 ger X a majority of rf4s
workers agreed 10 abide by whatever
decision he may make. although snrne
Of the mere radical emricyeE advocated
quitting work Al noun rornur-uw 10 Ell
torre their demands The men have
BEEN working - hours a week dE-in4-
tie ss.nmer. but Saturday halt-hoilGsEs
f.ave been ordered abandoned beginning
1fls week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
SPARTACANS GET
DEATH PENALTY
IN GERMANY

Munich. Sept Ts-(Bv the Asseci-
a1ac PresEa-FreIZ Leidi. the farm
er Spartscan leader. and five Of hls
associates we're sentenced today 70
Day the death penalty. having been
found guilty Of the murder o. hos
tarss DURING the soviet regime The
others sentenced 20 death were Josef
Zeldi and He--sn Stakeholder. Wild,
Pwzen and Fahmer Seven others
were sentenced te ffzesr years
penal servIDde as accessories. Three
we're discharged The prisoners re-
eefv1T their sentences calmly and
afterwards we're Eencved by NIL
i5ary, guard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
Another y. 7. Messenger
Missing With S140-0o9
Worth Liberty Bonds

New YorE. Sept 1s.-Ciose OF the
heels Of q serles Of Liberty Bon.
robnerles by Youthful employees Of
Wall street brokers wshict, have &C.
CURED IN New York IN the Inst few
weeks. another messenger tonigns
was reported missing with s. %. fen
werrh Of Liberty bonds belonging 20
Lerinsun & Co
The boy. vino was h1rs4 azly E1ran
weeks aEn. waut im1D . NnnneWny
asxEre aunnxmszmn1e6 ~ amnk1nr -
$3.50 nna anzx L. sn<cnzI rzzppnuea
- nnmemEn 60 s1x.ur1risuL 49, M1M
whzln M .nzHppsd 1nns nnnGlhe- ru0zn. !"
hsa rzmunsszcn tDid the police Affer
wanting u long time the secnnd mess
senger hunted fur hmm nnsnccesHfnzaS
The Ea1c17el waz empty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
CUNARD LINE
BUY MPERATOR

New York Sepr 1a.-Arncunce-
menz that the feru.ar Hamburg An-
arican Line >t..s nssa1p lz-7yeral1r one
If the la--es,T Slips II the world,
has been acquired by the Cuna-u
Line. from the British Ministry af
Shipping. was mate here rcnlEz-
The Impera1cr. which STAYED al Ham
burg during the war and was used
for carrylry hume American troops
after the a-mls1iee YVES signed. Is
now docksd hers. heinE ref-red fur
passenger service. She VIII ise used
with the A9aziraria and EaErstarIa IN
providing q weekly service from New
York 10 Chs.rbourg and Soutsamp-
tnr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
ParkhurSt Wins
Straw Vote I'm
Penobscot County

RHrEur, He. Sept 1.-THE test ba1iur
~ Penohscot COUNTY Republicans 10 &C.
tssrmlne their choice between Taoe- .
EasIev and CnIunsy Frederick L Park
hurst both OF Bangor. rs the pz-ty's
Candidate fur governor n the PRIMARY
next June. resulted N fa1ur nf Coiun.a
Psrkz--s- WIG received LEE vates
against 3Ms for Bailey The Commit
tee sens cut IL rs ballots. of winch s.ss
properly marked were returned N time
n be cuur1ed and IHs Ige late Arcu-d-
ing 10 -ne terms o. The agreement be-
tween the rwU candidates the defeated
one rrsus: withdraw f-nrn the field