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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-05
Forty Cent Cotton

Parties who know themselves to
be indebted to o. L. Wilkinson Lum-
Der Company, either on account or
note will please call and settle, as
we are in need OF the money TO pay
our debts.
20 o. l.. Wilkinson Lum. Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-05
Snyder, Texas. December 3, 1910

Note the meat market ad of Lou
Mcneil and when you want good
juicy steak see him about II.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-05

Entered IA ths postoffico at shy
Der, Texas. as second class mail mat
tsr
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-05

OIL advertising 25c per inch fol
display space and Zoe line fol
readers. Cash must accompany all
orders.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-12-05

sAapy a GHAABLEss, Publisher
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12
VOCATIONAL BOARD WILL SEND
 17,OOO MEN TO COLLEGE SOON
-Four Year Program Will Begin This Fall When Disabled Men Will Start Training For
 New Work; Course Not Com T pletely Mapped Out.

tho vocation or occupation he has formerly followed. and then 1t de- c3des with him on what would be the bCs, lines of new work to follow based on his particular aptitude, his wishes, what he Is able Co do with his new disabilities and the rcmuuer- 1uve promise of the classes of work open to him, But in doing this 1t runs Into many obstacles such as missing discharge papers and lost medical records that would show the disability originated in service. The board must have the man examined to find out the character of the dis ability and many of tho men are hard Co set into touch with after dis charge,
 Thcrr are other difficulties that arise, but on the whole the cooper alton between the board and the men tO date has been gratifying, 1t l. stated, Tho board has repeatedly warned tho mon sJiu in service that q 1i;tJo fovpthouEht on their part in so- curing beforehand the necessary in formation will greatly reduce tho time lt takes to deal with their cases
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12
0UTCASTS OF JAPAN ARE
 OVER A MILLION
Government Has Not Yet Removed Social Pre-
 jUdice From Eta.
N7y sydney Greeub;e in World Out
 look for September,)


 The Eta are part of more than q million Japanese who suffer from a brutal and unyieIdinE discrimination
 They are nor a separate or subject people Neither their color nor fea- lures nor language distinguish them from other Japanese They have no distinct religious convictions which evoke ostracism from the dominant religious groups They have no group organization They are simply a can ce1oas growth upon the race. Why, then are they outcasts2 What have they donec What were the sins or 1hctT fathers that are now visited even beyond the third and fourth Ee1e-auon2
 The Buddhist edIct against the kill Ing of any creature has resulted in slow torture of undesira ble animals, and the necessity of using them for food and clotiInE has brought into existence the Eta
 And because men would eat meat a class of people who could slaughter without fear of losing their souls came into existence To touch a carcass or dead body was to become dedled- according to both Buddhism and Sh5ntOisn- yet, both being un- avosdable, the Eta took upon them selves inc burdens of 1hls fanaticisru- Consequently. even to this day, the Fla arc the butchers. inc tanners, and the buricrs of dead animals
 Responsibility for the existence of inc Eta may secondly be traced to Ja paneso military ethics
 We have been led 10 believe that the Japanese arisrocraLs of old were all brave and faithful warriors, who, out of a fear of disgrace following capture. or out of loyalty 10 a de- ceased lord. did not hesitate to com init harakiri. preferring death to a life devoid of full happiness and glory
 But If was never published that there were nor few among Japanese so1d1ery In ancient times to whom life no matter how mean. was dearer l than code. and they slipped away into the Eta villages which bordsred upon the ccmeteries, cheating the | sword of its prey
 Perhaps these reneEades among the 1 old nobility were merely suffering from the fact that they were the only ones who had not wholly lost their l sense of humor-
 What is being done to help them | out of the pit into which they were l cast hundreds of years ago2 The gov | ernnent has Eiven them politica | freedom but has not thereby re l moved the social prejudice To dC away with Etaism more than mer' legislation is necessary The whol, ! political religious, social. economi, 1 and moral system on which Japa1 has thrived must first undergo change
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

Aea C-uAs -ouEs yesterday. Thefa anD
npi seen % De naEn interez; = rae Red
C:ass wo-k Al the present tine and
t.aerA s TerT small attendance a. ~
-onr,ls- There viii Still ne q great aeHl
~ WIZ . ne aune and II u very e>
Et----l eo- tanse who have mad rasif
aui-es 1sst-c, 80 Rnc snss II. they might
GkL heir 5~n aave hap from cso.
ers enc n doing -ae WORK N ne ~es-
1St-- garments rcu are giving Just .
IIae Of vpsI.r ne.p. The r,Bns viii ~
open again F-,dRy ana = gonc araand-
Ence Is wished tc.
A-- snc G-A. Z. R. cnle Of Portland
2-e "szE.ag few akrs Z seva-
~ : Collins - GnrnAm ID q .rwa
visiting @-ends
There ~ai. o- q meeting Of the Narcne-
Teacher Association Friday A.tsrnoon
- n LOCK. 4, which raers yin Be-
he E--nUs! eieccun n otscs.A In ,as
evening there viii oe an ad. burned
nsfI-ng % which me public il cordially
Invited AIss Warren. home director
q Lne -lA-t agricultural and Industrial
asoh--nant VII speak during the eve
n-HE. -A-k-aG Il 1,a-,oEs:a along these
ines. a -A-se attsncance q asaired
Ar- and Ms John J. Faas az
Wa4srv--le PASSED Tie Weekend 4.
EaSI BENIGN Is ne guest OF Mrs. Ros-
Vel Paul.
LIS. .Gga21e Mckinney mas rone
= Albion. where sne VIII visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs Abbot. Nelson paused the cay
Yesterday g. AlE1sra with friends.
The Embroidery club went 70 Ta.-
e-r-ile AS, evening. where they en-
eyed SUPPER az Ea-nons caee acG
-a:ar wa1. 70 ne movies
M. Anc Mrs. Frederick Thor, osnn
are me parents Of a baby CIR. ocru
SUNDAY morning.
The ladies' Guild of the Method
81 .Hu~~. VT meet mis- afternoon
81 re home Q. Ms VIII la,nMcAus
sy n Buraer avenue
Ms. ID. = Frederick % Sta-ks %
NJ g-es- n he- sisray, Mrs Y. z
Ta-1ey # X asr--- avenue
Mss Maitland Walters Is ENJOYING
fev days a. Soipn Win friends and
relatives
Frank Holmes ct Augusta was n
-Cv- On BUSINESS yesterday.
The Sunday schoci classes q r Q
Files ara MIS- Eeu!ah -uwae wiz an
lrr n4ht 10 Hillside amp TINS even
~. mere taer X: pRss socia! sr-
en-aE = plcc3c supper w,u D ne
event If ne evening
Through q pertTicn signed hr .!
farmers. Z three-tiay school IN T'at-v
feeding cas near granted pr rha Ex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
FAIRFIELD


- Se1'' 81 o. M-s- florence
ae-c n aer -i-ls aoII :
-sa7'---a a. con re- "a AA-eA- :
= -.<.''l-'e onch.1ls
- - : gene -
:! -.-s- P" -------a r. SINAI
- / = = =. 2 81
------ III = II Fro-
&C - - l. |
~ = ,-e ally % Z Ma DOG
Inn
The HonAo's Home Alssa anRry
seCerT net e ne home CT M2ss Al
~ 1'a154:y YESTERDAY arsy-aoor-
The regular business vas transacted
--2- seEe''a. HE "es'-1s papers were
TeA- Iee As2t = esL-ns W. re aela
q t-le 11-He " IS -1a"les Y Heeter
u E-C street
Ms John Shaw passed TIE cay
yesterday for Boston. New York arc
u asc-aran. where sne VI, enjoy .
short -me
MS. allie Marcoux seriously II
:. aer hcne 81 Man street
EEwar1 EhL.- = New York IS q
rIes- Z. the home II Nj and MS
Silas -aw--r q Island avenue
oscar Piper cf CLIFTON WAS ous-
ness caller p L1wa YESTERDAY
-a-aer BOz1e-l q Last Benton was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
BIDDEFORD AND
SACO MILLS
STILL CLOSED

Eiudet0rc- Me- Fen. 1-.-CoMmi,-
tsas representing textile operatives n
this city AID Sacn where The Pep
pe-s.l and York mills nave been
closed ta- more than a week owing
20 the ag7ta ll0n for @S-apE- week
waited OF the agents ~ these TWO
corporations today. They were
corr-eousiy received By Aesn, E Z
Morru At The Peppereu cnmpany and
The points ~ Issue were discussed.
ne committee being informed ~
Nj Morrill, thu. Re was not prepared
20 give them an answer % their de-
naac AZ tina. time M. 2 z. Page
q the York would not discuss he
matter with he comtlnt.ee. It's ne,n-
be-s report.
These agents were also sesn hv
M Thomas J. villains, tire govern
men. mediator from Washington.
who is here N an efor- 70 settle the
dincuitv. Mr Williams does not
announce that he made any material
progress IN the natrer.
NJ Williams said tonight that there
was no immediate prospect Of se,-
clement, bu, that he would -ema1n
here for some time. He will hold
aaoIsh- conference with Agent PaSe
tumpr-ow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

tension Service e. u r.. - The
people N rns vaciniy of Fairfield
Center. -As school VIII - held n
me Grange Fan cext Monday. Tues
auy and Wednesday, tie sessions be
ginning II a.Ss A. n. and ciosing n
$50 P. 4 Thase ~ - prAcfscal
msetsnSs sonniSszn1 q lectures and
iaonra.aY work an cae subjects az
fsec anstvsia. h1.Eac,ng racinns- dairy
herd management value and care cf
mAnv-rs. etc -he A,Yt dar il the
foundation Of the cthse three ana
therefore - thu mast mpoFtant
ErsFynns q :aricae % on1e md bring
3 baaiIe: lunch. r u lodeFs;ooe
.aa- many lAdies VII ee n asfsnc-
aece.
Mr. and Nh c. c Piper nave enne
% Boston ana New YORK where taes
VIII paas q few 4aya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
W!NSLOW
Surprise for Young Lady at
Home of Mrs. P. E. Mathe-
son-CorpcrA Clovis Joseph
at Home - Loan Society to
Hold IAQ-Day Seseinn

u IS Marguerite Fuller of Nats-v.Ile
was gwen = birthday party Moocn :
evening !, me asrae o. ner aunt N-s
r. Z. Aa.asan, On ne Cashrnen -nHz
= WAS an especially delightful a.a--
ne -or-ns wee 1tI-ac.1ve3v dt.cors.ea
q \ sd neA-cE. cup,ds and cthe- sr,n
aaIE II FA-enr.ne Gay The : rre se,,t
~ al'aased = Costume amor: them,
JeicE he'd Cl'iss nurses ana clowns
Games. voca. anu 4net-ums.-a! music
ana T.c,-,,ia selections were ea3ovsc.
Hiss Bertha Murnv IN behalf ~ M
guests presented Mis- Fuller with a
c2-,le-a- Other aset2i gifts were also
.jrestnT Cd her a-d M.ss Fuller ac.
~lH~ leGsea hem. Refreshments Of
cake, sandwiches. ire cream ana coffe.
q candies was one Of me nienslac
4ee:ures.
Mrs. Charles yerE III II ne. anm.
on L.thEow street
NJ. and Mrs William Eosfard attsnI.
ri sUIp-st lA-.v Saturday evsn:n.
a The som- If NJ md M. lanes
SpxUidinc n Benton
Cnr-I. Cows Ias~ph VINO vas II, A.
TIVE se.vtce III F-alce and vha has
At=n II a hospIIa- ~ Coior.n, " J 70
--ea-1ent q MS 1And. whic. was
wounded. Il ar me hume Of his parents
m SAND 7liii for few aavs. Corporal
Joseph VII Return % -oionla TINS vees
or further treatment
M-E / Il ShIro Of sant nin Is an
. te-.a-inin- he- rnotae-. zG-s. Winick G.:
New York.
Word Aak oe.n Received thaI Ssrr-
Harold EoCndE. who Is stationed :.
Hiaeola. Long Island. y T, has beer
promoted rom sergeant 20 screen c :
trst c.ass
E-nes, Aor-.ser:e. VINO mas recent. ;
returned TOM Camp oeveas. hAs r.
Euned MS duties a, ne Texas CN CO.
teornan Raymond 2asn has -eta-ne.
20 Ounce Mass. a-.e- oass,nx 2 snn--
tlriougn a. MS nome on Benton Hvenu.
A-'s- William Green and GRANDSON
Dian Ser- recent guest. Of NJ am
Mrs.. Ea-rv McCas.in
Frank SedEeler. instead uf M roe
"a was e--oneDus,v stated WEE called
. Gardiner hr The .tlnass % his mother
ferdinand Simpson IL n Augusta nj
week m aus:aass
Mr.. Sidney Anow:tnn u va,e,riile
= stopping a. ne home Of her SISTER
M Ea-olu Simpson, ny few Gavs.
Ea-oic Suite Is e-npiopaa at ERIN $
clothing store y Ta,sr-,le
NJ and Ms. Ev--ol Chapman am
daughter Edna g. Benton we're -ecen;
guests Of M and MS Charles II
Chapman. Clinton avenue
The Joaa Society viii hoid al al.
iav meeting THURSDAY al he home O.
Ms. Ora u Xo--u me nernners
viii WORK m Rea C-,ss work a .,v-
Gag dish dlr.ue- X! ne served z: mona.
Mrs. Anstl Booker was a recon. CUES,
Of Ben relatives
NJ and Ms. Harold Simpson, a-e II.
Augusta 10y = Few Sars on business.
M.ss Aire Simpson went % Augusta
rGesaa- 41d VII -e-nin mere ! .-w
g!a.&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
~p; ss Estate Irana@s In Semerset Csunty-Frst B.,
!. Taces AID MeetS-Seco nd Basketball Team Amor.
.ar,srz7 High Giris-Basy Session at Supr.me Corr

sisier- Miss Lizzie Lord. and ara
brother W Z Lord.
ne Slprs0e Court Was busr FRI
Gag, Saturday and Mundxv in ban
lng the claim IF Moses Hottie, ~
penn-stown- Ne. against Eur "
rage Of sko~hesan- NE. The c,n-
ahA.n' vas ccnceralng The title II
Nsa estate n DenriAown. uonn vn,c,
he Holden family had lived ea- -.
paSt 81 Years. but Of which .Ser ,a6
mao no deed The piaacr11 was ran
Resented by Z Z Walton. ESQ .oa
SeorEe " Cover, ESQ. -.nresent.a
tae defendant
ne gurT retired aoou, c,ock
anc brought n a ve-.sc. tur the
pia-oCn about $50 The v.rr;r,
gave the plaintiff the cialm II -he
and and S2Il n aduir,rn.
The next case 20 be heard il mar
~ tTaite-- G. Palmer and George He
bert against Scion Lumber Cunoaav.
The plaintiff IS represented BY L Z
Walton and the defeoda2, b Mr 4
Z. Butter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
INCOME TAX
RETURNS MUST
BE FILED ON TIME

WAan,ngtnn. Fen --r-sAxarY On
c,hIs roday reiterated that there vcu,s
ne 10 ex-.nsion n he time ,or fling
income RnG pratt TAX regurzls beyond
March I. THIS n2plies AXE y md
vid-al ln"enes- aorpo-zIun Incomes.
and nrct1i returns and % similar -
pU.-s --qct-~6 ~ the ia~ - .hnr date
onc.als denied rsrnnrs -ea:ainE the
treasury that EXPANSION naga, De grant
ed y cs-.aln cases 10y ta.se returns
Addition. -lms may s.e granted, how
evs-. tor sc-calies DETERMINATION Z. ne
source rsporrS- These are require !
rom persons ~ cus;ness ln:eres, :
which axId 0nre chSn slc,e as. yeAr n
Salaries and wages rents ana alt,--
Her ~ other syrecllec classes u az
1endi,:--s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

sci. vAs eDr DoUt911aa1sn2 q - dnl
o. . plea "A hAr AAvanOang tn TN
runity ooH,aa1ien. which v10 IT for
Fer, IL Judge Mayer. declaring TIA
he wished - giv. a 3etend1nt who~e
hfe was u 5eopardy e~Gry uvpmtn
n:ty Fl rras1ntsn0 hts 0sa, Usantec
4 weeks Er.ouraznsnf. but Waxasc
Frtcke's counsel TIA: n eaSo ~ d.
c;sicn was AUAtnSf raa1r c1ASm- he
would se: an early data for barring
Of TIRE charge contained N the tndic,--
nsct
F-'che woe = a American eis--
mn. vas served ~ tie fstssai aScnr-
neys VIII q LIST 81 Ii witnesses sub
poanAed tcr the treason IRA. which
is listed 81 the arxf % 30 hard q
the group IF cases ceE1srrg around
7.ae alleged treRsonaale activities Of
Q'Lsxr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
FR1CkE CLAIMS
IMMUNITY ON
TREASON CHARGE

New York. Fen. IA monoa II
Fadera ccu-~ here tocay -eres-el ne
1ac- ma Alhe-- naUl F--cRe. a TO-
defendant win Jeremiah Z O'-ea-v
and group If alleged German spies
and German syrpaIc.ge~s n i7d3c- =
-2erts charging conspiracy 70 CONN:
--eason a2c esclnnaco. has mad a
claim If Immunity --sr- prosecution
On re ground t.n, ne AIDED the grv-
ey-7-eIt Is witness ns.ora The
grand Jury
~he -orpr. nhta Y, --,cl.e,s -cNa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
PITTSFIELD

--er n-n Or the Taivar-salist PARISH
VI, gre ons OF -ae-r famous -oas1
an, sE7pe-s Fisaav evening. Fen.
-. .aiC~sd z ire evening TX n e.
.e--A-nnert- TIE 9aurs ot re cnu-ch
9g1quet -oon viii be opened IT SD
= Il and The larch sr-.7g VII Har-
%, Until -he l2s1 hungry mora! s
-
4, he regular neeI-g Of Taveriev
Re5aizs., -ocse 10 DC ned Thursday
evening q rol ca1 VI. oe observed.
a program VII also De presec- &C a-1
~et-as h-re1-s se,-ve1
) -rbilc -i-s~a-y md -Usirs, ar
---s--a-u-nen- under ne zls0lces Of t:2e
Il ; Eashel Sons q Veterans VII
r g1-en II Caloc nal On v ednesd1v
svarl-E, Fer. - Il aano- IF II
coin ; bl--ndaT 2-n1vsrsa.v. The Puh-
lie < lnv-tAa ana j specla5 ---T-at-ur
3 - ended II ne oCvs 7 khaki
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
REV. MICHAEL J.
O'kEEFEDI AT
JAMAICA PLAIN

Boston. Feb. 1.-THE Rev Michael
). O'Keefe formerly curaGe AZ re
cathedral N Portland Me died g.
IT'S home 4 ne Jamaica Plan dis
r-lc. today ae-ar lung illness Ee
was - years oic Re was obliged
to give up his work IL Portland he
cause If ms health anc iate- ~eln-
4u,shea a cnnrge a. Eoulton. Ne for
the same raasoc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
REAR ADMIRAL
HOOD DIES AT
ANNAPOLIS. ND

Annapolis. MIC. Far. Pear 4 j.
MIRA John FOOD Cn.-ea Stat=s na~-
et1reS cled 4, ne Nav aospIta.
here ro0ay # Bright disease.
Airn1ra! z DOC was = -.s 6@nc -ea~
and had -ad. us nome II Annapolis
SINCE MS retirement he was horn =,
Alabama and appointed ram ta.t
state % The MAYA. Academy. grad
la-ng Z 1879 Will second horors Z
lis CASA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
W.T.. NJ, -a:sn,-scr -,es

L VI, " -s<s1f'NtGF ek
ArA. Mary ilItcElr-on - N3lt-.
[--~eg-rorc PASSED away o4naa
morning al ne nome Z 4er 2.r~.
II SIS jennie Chene-- d; Nur-h LIVER
more. where she aas made her hone
Tor se-sral ears. .Arrt Aa-v g.
SO VAS sov.rS!y ..a-ied uv a,r frie-
boz: I'd and roune Vas ho-r = ,-ar,
a II q. So ana IS ,he 80 nar- J4:-
q her famtl- she was ne 1nI-h:--
= ne la.e Elisha and B.isev [heneir
and passed neo-,v al hey lie n IL
%--no~e. Cr Ssp,- So eHe -a--
:-,ed Hurare Hutchinson who 7assct
away ssraral v=az's age She 1Hs lz-'
sererA. par Of stockings for ne so
a.ers liz past yea~- Fer r-nd vas
clear % ne .1sr. ~hs ms .nta-aste..
:, - daily news As0.c:aT'v = he =
-, .. re Soldie"e ~ha was n a.
,e-ll-a1: # -..e M-tao0.s- ccu-r,r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
Ms Pauline Palmer

re eea-n # Ms. Famine McA.-
-s-e-N Palmer OCCURRED Tuesday
morning az tne home = NJ a7c Mrs
= z Berdean N Man s.-ee-- toIlow-
n~ shock The G-ceRse1 Vas vel
Know = It's own. Where sre aad
many Trends. Size 8 survival y ore
3i.ls mar, Ms. Eess.e -A...lrsI2a. al1
4 grandson. Err -11-s,o-, TIE -
aeral a:-an ge-1-en-s vi oe announced
,a-a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
WILSON RECEIVES
PRINCE OF WALES

PARIS. Ten Tin ne interval be-
tween ne meeting II me peace confer
enc@ commission On 4 society u nations
ana ne session ~ ne supreme council
-odny. F-esiden: wilson received ne
H-s,re Of Wa.as e: the Mu-r- mansion
TIE prince ca.lef 5n ;ne President n
COMPANY win as s.a.3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
HARBOR WORKERS
DISPUTE WILL GO
TO AN UMPIRE

Chica go. Feb. The New 1-k Ia
Dor workers dispute VIII, the 5uRt own
ers whose employees -sceni.v Struck COR
an eien.-hou- dav ana increased WAGES
Vii. sc placed n ne hands Of n nm
;1;re 70 ne chosen tanur-1w. Z. was Ar
aounced -oniCa; q: ne cinse II an -
ecat.ve Session c4 ne Wy Labor SuA~d-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
TRANSPORT WITH
1000 TROOPS DOCKS
AT NEW PORT NEWS

Newport News. Va. Feb. 1.-THE
transport Pr-ncess Na.ulka arrived
today from France with more than
1000 troops. half Of which were TO-
ported SICK II wounded Among me
casuais was a Vermont COMPANY. The
est, Base Eospita. unit vas aboard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
CONN. HOUSE
RATIFIES FEDERAL
DRY AMENDMENT

Hartford, Cam. Fec ----ae
Connecticut House Of Representatives
~otad his afternoon = tarcr Of -a.
Ieca2nc OF the .aGera4 prahlbiilon
amendment La - PC a week az
Tie stare ~tnafa ~el.4Eeti to -a+4.- Lae
ale-E-er-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

This in 20 give notice thai J give nv
son. Waite. c. BROOKS. the remainder =
MS minority and shall after this date
pay 10 bill OF ms contracting nnr claim
arv ~ hss earn TIES.
FEANE M BROOKS
Oakland de Fen SIN. l.ls-
Witness GEO " FIELD
4en-Z wed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

1alun- sisaa. Caras M-- --i.-. "a md
III Balloon c9upa-.,es an Ae-a
sq-.a4rr1n. aaG C1.rl-r-nasie- casu..l
-cIna-v Na
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

Z y Juok:ns. PAINTER, e JstYe-srn
- gavs II s,IEe-el .-71y-l k.-aer --1-l-
Die and nRcKaCne ! URs -oid ma
muscular -TeurI1a .sru and Eas .aid 10
90 vA4g AZ -:r7+ ! suffered rom
-uick ana severe attacks When : be
Sao taxing Oman Kidney Pills I no
tlc-d -elie: H-,-n ne a-sf ana siE boxes
benefited ne II ever way
Cra- eleven wears la.e- u gladly -
new what ! sald before e % nv faith
n Dom Kidney Pits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12
MOVES PLACE

NJ. n. = Bust. : Moves Pace. sxYs:
suffered rom = Ierrnie pain across
-ns sIrA3 II nv back and kidneys
= I'D -jaa.e-s, nut Il was NOT until ] 1Rn
-.se1 lsUan klfnev Pills that got
any -+liet. Since then. whenever ] nave
mao anr o. the trouble. Duln Kidney
Pills nave soIn relieved me-
LASTING EESCLTS
ter more than eieven years MI
8asn added fDoans Nicney pills
c,2red ne OF KIcner erouhie some tine
ago and he cure has proven permanent
! ST.! use THIS medicine now AND than
. keep ny kldneys n good order"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

e.--.s. are PASSED away II
J. ar. -->'s'5i--4- Monday after
"a. 9 clock. Mrs. Ware IN
sr'ca. operation Saeur-
- -'' Condition was 100 CRIT
= s'i;ld he afytrts. S,,. q
d a1uga-er DIS. hand
- HAon she lived, ao6 q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

.,~ g. ,. -eAi estate
j - q. ne qI6ce Of
'i-- --s 3hce for ne
We.
Ellis q Arson 10
Alsar. - acres
- nsr ma Enoden town
IL aad owned by Harry
-owl u ARSON.
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: .,s,,-.,r F.. Detroit. Mn. land
= ,....-cs ,c-Ie + me so-ca51ed
-sn1-
49, aonascr OF Canaan
v. : Canaan. Is
a-s7: shore %
-. l5va Of Canaan.
=. =. -naao - Oak
AMMAN wondlpi
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H. p~ Natscn r =.
..,-- - Sanford Z.
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% ue.nere-v n Cam
$751;. Cunningham Ct
z =1saev 81 Wa
u-l911gs oof.h IF
=. .a-1 IN Der-oi: 70 Trav
. -av. :.l-
80 E.ablrsoo Of Far
.:-s zu-,ev Il TaIar-
,r-la N south size
-r -a.Iae ? Clifford
e4,-s. -a-il.. - North
al. ring Cc-paay Of
: ot-~s II .anc % west
.4,r.a-- -.r4-. bounded On
~ acd II he Far
Mar Dan
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1- Fardeid and
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vo,.- ai5-i7 ,. Has
Z Ta.-aeic 70
--SeIt. .aQQ ana
~aa south at prnne--yr
.. lat
-- 4. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-12

-.--.-- 40 ne : RS: Zap
net --lnaa. ae-s-aoan
Z. r~"s.dt-r Ms Ida Leay-.t..
:. X .e- lr1e On Aa3n stree
r. WIS atH.- = t2aIes present
"a = pract5e2. work
ing oL2er things re
e aen+a pa< wtlsch WI, ne
Z y e2erl II thp ard. -ee
s 1 vas made and Gonat-
le a4.v Maxwell and Mrs.
m, - ne afternoon
) ~. u ~. he coca Ee,.
e A.. e L4h2ng nioI.-ne where
- E.ees +x.sts
=, Sea-. &aoe-s ana Ms. Marx
= ---r"sc 1nme On the Nonday
;. I'm New YORK wher.
'n-- = st. Ms, Mooe-s
ier -az,ue.s NJ Maoers
IF e aLr1arlc Saturday, er
a' o"--.-,. Mrs. Savage ac-
1-~i-e Is 14ooers On this trip.
x -1-"H-vpd "A wire Mon
n. rs 9.Gs,-. Lieut. Donald c.
Si.- aat re mad -ust az
7 = %av T-~k
"-- @-e scsooi mas -ecen:-
S-',"2 second ;aan Of gtris
s. tl- -hev .ave appointed
y Il -. 3-,e.l captain. ana Miss
.--1-. manager THIS
: 4av -1ur games. TWO
etsen : cade-y and TWO
.-.a4arv The first
- "~-cr VII De played aex.
7t,S North Arson q.
Glowing IS -ae line
-~a-1 Miss airline
ar-wa-d. Miss Cara
e caDtsr. MSS Elsie
sac 1a-,e. Mss Margaret
ga--c Mss J2lie, Car
Cca.'a, Mss Marion
-1es@ vouar ladies' with
:. IGSe- TIE HgHcS VIII
ca afternoon on the
r Madison wnera they
- '7-~,ve- train. they
-" -.-:.- y No--.1 Ansnn.
i-sks'' bah was played
- a++wnan .he EonE
many ana Hose
p ora 1-e department.
TN = n sa-cr Of ire
oder -anpanv Ea-aid
- Is -a@arss
-ao * Flo-tn7 yes.un and
K. = ns,on. wa-e guests
-anurr Ap1lebr CIV
1e -wo aides are sis