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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
Ranqe CT CHICAGO Grain priees.

Corn-May, opened az I.13ia; high
est. LIS; lowest, i.l3ie; closed,
1.I5A: July. opened at i.IoLs; high
est. 1.l2: lowest, 10; closed, l.IlE.
Oats-May, opened at $50; highest.
5.2.: lowest j6a; closed, 57x; July,
opened at 545s; highest, 55A; lowest
54R; closed, 554.
Pork-May opened at $50; highest,
e9S5: lowest, $3.50; closed. 3ss.
Lard-May opened at 24.lo: highest,
1890: lowest, o4.10; closed, $3.50: July
opened at $50; highest, e3.32; lowest
23.29; closed, 1882.
Ribs-May opened at e2I0: highest,
oa.S2: lowest. c2lo: closed casa: July
opened at cI.Se: highest So; lowest,
Gilt: closed, eI.s2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11

New York, Feb. Il.
Butter-Firm receipts. ais tubs;
creamery specials. sou 651; creamery
extras (s2 score) 49I, 50: extra irsts.
45a4Sis: packing stock. current make,
No. .. 32l. G34.
Cheese Easier; receipts. a,202
boxes state whole milk special. white
or colored. 81: average fancy. % a 90.
Egss-Firm: receipts. 1850 cases:
fresh gathered. selected extras. 4Siz Il
az: extra frsts, Al. G4s; tirsts, IS
a..
Poultry-Alive. firm: western chick
ems. ga %; old roosters. -: fowls. 81
turkeys. 301 So; dressed. firm; fowls,
24k q 32iz.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
IAMsoN'S MARKET REPORTS.
Furnished by tamson Bros. & Co., 2c3
Masonic Temple: Phone 1913.

Chicago, Feb. iI-Corn-Corn closed
around the best figures Of the day At
a sharp advance from last night.
Trade at times was large, with buy
ing both by locals, shorts and ny
those who have adhered 70 the long
side for several weeks. Cash corn at
outside points was strong and higher
but in Chicago after opening at a
sharp advance, turned easier. and
many cars were sold near the close at
around yesterdays prices.
Oats-Oats were higher with the
strength in corn and rumors Of export
business. While none was con rmec
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
Freneh Mission at Hawaii.

Honolulu. Tues. Feb. 11.--General
Paul Gerald Pau. head OF the French
NISSAN 10 Australia, arrived here to-
dav with his associates. The mission is
returning to France. Members said the
visit to Australia had resulted in estab-
fishing closer diplomatic and~commer-
cial relations between France and
Australia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
Did They RuShf

Professor Of Chemistry--lf anything
should 90 wrong In this experiment.
we and the laboratory with US might
be blown skyward. Come closer. gem
tlemen, so that you may be better able
to follow me.--Brooklyn Eagle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
CONTINUANCE FOR BERGER.
Judge Lands Postpones Decision on
New Trial in Esponaoe Case

Chicago. Feb. Ii-Judge Lands to-
day postponed until Feb. 90. decision
on the motion Of the defense for new
trial for Victor L. Berger and four
other socialists convicted Of violating
the espionage act. The continuance
was on request Of the defense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11

"A dog wouldn't use tobacco" said
tire severe citizen. NO" replied Miss
Cayenne. Nowadays the pet dogs
are running their digestions with bon.
bons. while the ladies are smokiAs
rigarettee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
PEORIA CASH GRAIN

Peoria, Feb. IL
Corn-4s cars. 10 cents higher;
No. white. 100; No. white, lis:
No. yellow. 40; No. : yellow. LIS;
No yellow, lis; No. mixed, leo;
No. mixed. l.r7Il.ls.
Oats cars; no sales.
MINNEAPOLIS CASH GRAIN.
Minneapolis Feb. II.
Corn-No. white. l.l5Gl.ls; No. 3
yellow. ie0Gl??; No. yellow. 1.lSd
mixed. II5aIl6: No. mixed, l.lon
liz: No. mixed. l.07di.0s; No. s
mixed. 100 I.c6; others. asa l37.
Oats-So ? white, 5sis dSo1-; stan
dard. 5sis a5s.; No. 3 white, 54ie a
ssh: No. white, 4sk d54h.
Barley-73d so: choice soas
Rye--No 2. 1904. Tl.S;.
FIax-3.36d 5.Ss.
OMAHA CASH GRAIN.
Omaha. Feb. II.
Corn-No. white. lisa l.2o; No. I
yellow. l23dI2s: No. yellow, 1.2o;
No. s yellow, ia: No. mixed. LIS
l.26; No. mixed. 1.20Gl.25: No. ;
mixed. I.l5di.IS:' No. s mixed. lis.
CdlH-SSldDCdIu. ~. No. . " AANc' '''
Barley-So. 3. S.; Nc. I, -; rejected
74G7S; sample, '6.
Rye-None.
ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.
St Louis. Feb. y.
Corn-3 70 cents up; No. mixed.
l27; No. mixed. 1.l7dl.ls; No. S
mixed, lis: No. yellow. I.23nIz5:
No yellow. l.2lQI.22: No. white.
I.2i: No. white. I20dI222
Oats cent up; standard, 50; No. .
white, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE CASH GRAIN.
Milwaukee. Feb. Il.
Cons TO cents up: No. white.
1o3; No. 4 yellow. l.25; No ; yellow,
I21TI3e: No. yellow, l.ls.
Oats. TO ~ cents up; No. white.
So: No. white, IS ass.
Barley to cents up; No. ;, IS 9
81: No. 4. sods5: Wisconsin. s5daA
Rye cent UP: No. ?. I.2s.
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.
Kansas city. Feb. II.
Corn-No. 3 mixed, 10: No. yell
low. 40: No. yellow. l.23 q $50; No.
5 yellow. 40: No. white, I.ssql.3o;
No. white. I.2s.
Oats-No. 3 white, 50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
WHINING UP TRADES PRE-
liMlNARY TO HOLIDAY WE'D.
NEspAY IS FACTOR.
nome IMPROVEMENT
IN SHIPPING oEMANo

Chicago, Feb. 1I.-ESeniny up or
trade so as to be prepared for the aon-
day tomorrow gave an upward swing
to the corn market. Some improve
ment in the domestic shipping demand
helped also to lift values. Besides,
country offerings were light Opening
prices, which ranged from \ cent 70
~ cents higher. with May at S1.lSi1
TO S1.i4 and July at s1.loH to SL1o%.
were followed b. material further
advance.
Notwithstanding that commission
houses sold heavily on the advance.
reactions failed TO last. Prices closed
firm, i, 10 cents net higher, with
May at sLI5% TO il.ISA and July at
Oats.
Oats assembled with corn. The sea-
board was asking for offers. Gains OF
Il to cent at the opening. with May
at 5sla cents t. 56-s cents, were fol-
lowed by slight additional lptu-ns.
Provisions.
Provisions continued to chow acti-
witty and strength. Liverpool adSices
were especially bullish on lard.
The market closed az the maxim UNI
advance allowed to- single day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
CHICAGO Potato Market.

Potatoes-Lower.
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan,
bulk, 165G175; sacks, -.T0G l.T5.
Receipts-53 cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
Chicago Grain Close.

Chicago. Feb. II.
Corn-Nc. 3 Yellow, i.2491.2s; No.
= yellow, I.2aGl.2e; No. yellow, 1.Is
911S.
oats-No. 5 white, 56I, d57i.
STANDARD. ~ $751;.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
STRONG MARKET WITH PRICES
EQUAL TO ADVANCES SCORED
ON FIRST DAY OF WEEK.
BULK OF SALES WITHIN
RANGE OF $,7.7o TO $is
Beef and Butcher Cattle Slow and
Fully IS Cents Lower at Opening Of
Days Tradins-caNes Steady, Feed.
ers Siow-Sheep Trade Slows Up end
Prices Decline.

Chicago Feb. ll-Hog receipts show
ed some Increase over Monday today
and as a result prices failed to gain.
However sales were on basis equal
10 that of Mondays advance, with
bulk selling within a range of $40
and SIS. Receipts were estimated at
~, 600 head.
\ total of 10000 hogs were received
al eleven principal markets Monday,
being $4,000 lager than corresponding
day week ago. $1,000 smaller than
year ago and 1900 smaller than
two year ago.
There were $4,000 received at Chi
cago, being 1000 larger than Monday
OF last week. 10 900 smaller than a year
ago and 1900 smaller inan two years
ago.
Four Missouri river markets report
ed a combined total OF 1850, being
g. 700 larger than corresponding day Il
week ago. $500 large: than q year
ago and 1880 larger than two years
ago.
Cattle.
Beef and butcher cattle were slow
today and prices were fully IS cents
lower. Calves were steady but Iesders
found slow sale.
Chicago received $4,000 cattle Mon
day. being 1860 larger than cores
ponding day week ago. 1880 larger
than a year ago and 800 larger than
two years ago.
Six principal outside western mar
kets combined received $4,000 Mon
day which included with the run al
chicago OF 20 600, makes a total OF
5000 at seven big markets. This
number was 1880 larger than Mon
day OF last week. 1880 larger than
year ago and 400 larger than two
years ago.
Sheep.
Lambs were slow and 10 to Is cents
lower. Sheep and yearlings were about
steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
Public Sale

will sell at public sale miles south
and miles west Of Union; miles west
of Liscomb. and l IL miles northwest
of Bangor, the following property,
nothing reserved, on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago. Feb. 0.-Cattle-Estimated
receipts for today. % 900: market, beef
and butcher cattle opening slow, fully
IS cents lower: calves steady, feeders
slow. 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-02-11

Omaha, Fob. MISUNDERSTANDING
receipts for today. 10000; market,
lower,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13

LlTCHFIEIL

;ta-lv a2y orservaaCss ve-a "a
led cur Sun0aT evening 4. ne caa2-
81. ne church beng decorated VIII
me national colors anG flowers. Ths.
children haa been drilled L, Mrs. r.
=. 5ralr. The following program
vas rendered. Singing Nv me au-
olence PRAYER. Eev NJ Johnson
'ecitatlcD. 'W orcs Of Welcome %
Ruth Sowiev, "Ra.ly DAY" James
stevens Working Together Dora
weston: singing Uv audience. why
We Ea.iy." Clifton Braun. Each
DAY Rally Day" Nor-,s Berry.
Our Fathers Love" George Wes-
-on; exercise =" Try" ~ Dora
Weston. Wesley Beivea. James and
7e,en Stevens: Rally Day Girls. =
Carrie 5uker: ''Eally DAY Roys. e
Theone Mer.Iil solo, Mrs. 2. G. Ser
y: recitation, Wesley Belyea. Cur
Scaooi Rally" 7ioster O'dona!e:
singing, audience: exercise. The
Rally DAY Crusaders" Eelzora Pros
ser. Ruth Bowie r-lorizei Belvea.
Fnt.-p Y eston, Ca-rle Buhe- Nol--1s
5er~y Dora Weston. Dorothy Per
.s'ns Theone Merrill. Beu!ah Per
kins. Gloster Odona.d, George wes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
JOHNSON OPERA -ousE TO-DAY
Woman thou Caves. Me-" Danger
Zone ana Mack Sennet. Comedy.
This Makes g Heeis-A long
Show

The picture -aa. mas SCI the world
taking IS Hall Came 5 novel on ne
screen. The "a oman Thou Ga est
Ne n SIX parts u me Johnson
ope-a House TODAY and SATURDAY.
Following t.1ls Dig specla. comes
The -arEer Zone" 4 Fox feature
n dve parts. starring ne ever pop
,,lar Maola.ne TIA verse and ne
senaeIc COMEDY II -wo pa--s " hen
Love = Bl.nd." Few -AeAt-es 1an
beast II I olli ~ d ievs. win J;lls
one. Mickey IS coming aaG SO IS
ne Ntnkald klirle show a. The Hg
Coliseum next week. The Tru-n huIi
PLAYERS are also booked a: Lals big
theatre Ea-lv tonight TOR a gnoo
sea. as THE Woman Thou 1aVest
Ne" should 30 accord business,
-h.uk Of seeing Ronerr Warwick N
.S-.crat Service THIS Is tls --st
picture vt-h ne Paramount as i
s,a- VAN for bigger, better PIC
TIRES turing ne summer months
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
BOY DROWNED
IN kENNEBEC

Arthur tne nlne-vea--oid auurte2 son
.; NJ. and Ms. George Newell Of 4ew-
az. C3u-- Randolph. was drowned
y eanesfiav evening while bathing n
ne Nc7nener -7ve- re and Guy Cog
-.n. { seven vea--oiti Iau. were aatrlnE
and re Newell lad started q wax
out = 4 aua- -nuored nea-or. 4 sharp
tirrn n ne aed IF me :,ver soon GOT
me lHd bevand his depth and ne lost
ms .:.a as ne was ucaaie 70 SWIM. The
vounEer lad was SO frightened tilat ne
-an huTne ana sad nothing o. me nc
clIr--ance I'll morning. 4 little altar
~ o'ciock an alarm WIS sounded. as
IRE Newell nov had moi returned home
ana A search made wtlirn lasted until
morning IT me morning me story
came out and tac Newell lads clothing
was found near ne mil, Of me Aenne-
bee Eek ca. The dav was passed in
g-a1il!nE for me body winch HI a hate
hour had nor been -sCove-ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13

n Borrowed Clothes" the charm
ing six-reel -uls Weber proGuclon
winch comes 10 the strand theatre
On Friday and SATURDAY. win Mi
cred Harms N the leac-nE ruie.
The Master Mystery" Is i master
s-.Arial, anu seriaI lovers can a1I1ci-
paTe i fifteen waeks' -,'cn- IL IN
houses where me chapter Tim IS
booked every seven DAYS
II view Of the announcement IA.
aouc-I- IS lis STA, Il was lore
gone conclusion ttlat lie Nlasit-:
Mystery" would contain al aaun-
Gance If thrills which his lnexplaIn-
abe feats make possible. and when
one knew LII. Arttlu:' L. Reeve and
Charles A LoCue are me authors. I
1Urel mystery VS. assured. !, Is
gratifying % record ina, ne first
anticipated. When snow-n ThursdaT
II IN invited audience d, ne Strand
theatre the only disa appointment, was
the tac. ma! one had % pocket nj
curiosity concerning me fifth ID the
fifteenth chapters and wa. II.
another day u see them.
This concluding splsooe clears Gp
I'll the elements Of mystery Of The
tct-re ssrIa! and a.i0-.s the longed
far happy ending. VIZ Fang. toi-
lowed closely by Lightning and me
detective after ne mas escaped from
ne Glsr-ic. attorneys once IS ina
" ca gtureu altar z long alC thrill
lng chase. during the course Of which
ae mas been fatally wounded. The
d.sr-1c. attorney exOnera.as -.-.l,-
mig after seeing WIS signed con-
lesson and she goes 5ack to Tom
and The Wasp and tslsl hem 81 her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
PTTTSTON

EAS--M- and Mrs. G s. Dow
We're guests Sunday Of relatives n
Y aSsaIboro,
M and Mrs. Marin Carroll and
daughter Eliza beth OF Lewiston We're
place.
G. 3. Lana-ee VINO mas passed me
WINTER months -aye.lng II the
southern states FOR MS d-m. returned
!as1 week 10 MS summer home n
inns village.
J. q -onEeaow and Mrs. =. J.
-onEtellOw and children Of AuEusLa
were guests SUNDAY Z: The nome Of
x z. Seek,ns.
Nj and Mrs : z. Ma-son and
Nj ana Mrs z. u MoranC We're
guests SUNDAY Of -eia.ives II Waldo
lorp
? N Little and Raymond Shorey
If Dresden Mills were business VS.
lrors Tuescav N own.
Nj aac Mrs. Joseph Rupe- were
business rlsItors TUESDAY II Card
lc-.
Miss Eazel Stevens Of Boston ar
lived SATURDAY, and viii oRss ne
summer with her mother, Mrs. Merle
Dockenoor@
\ baked bean supper VII oe
served II the vesI-y a: the Methodist
c1u~cn Tuesoay June = from %
2 r NJ
NJ and Ms J I. Marson wern
VISITORS Wednesday n ErIs1oi.
M~s = " Ms0s,r ana MISS Mar
Carv were among those rom ms
place VINO ware visitors Thursday n
Gardiner
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Hungarians Seek
Capture Pressburg
Czech River Port

Pans. June 1t Associated Prese'
-Buoved ~ by their recent VIC
rnr,es AGAINST the Czecas. he Hun
sa-,ans apparently are determined
70 cnpLure P-essburE. al important
industrial cry on the Danube ana
the Czecns chief -rer port the
Czech armies are being -e-or-Eanized
under French Officers. the Italian
officers previously n command hay
ing been replaced.
The conference is much worried
over the SITUATION as reports md
cate thai the E5uaEa-7Ans have prAc-
rlcaiiy all me old Austrian army
arrilIerv. none having been su-en-
dared. and consequently are much
better equipped than the Czechs.
The president Of Czecao-Slorak.a.
Thomas Ma.arvk, Is appealing 70
the conference daily for assistance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
BIG CROWDS PAY TO SEE
BIG FELLOWS TRAIN

Toledo. June Jess willard AND
Jack Dempsey are reaolng rfcn
harves, as "a result Of the big crowds
winch continue to pay 70 VISIT their
training camps on the shores OF Aau-
nee BAY The contest for the
hearvweirh, championship is san
more than three weeks away, vet
The crowds continue 10 grow daily
and me business Representatives Of
The Loxers are planning to ENLARGE
the canvas enclosed arenas to ac-
car1modzte 5000 persons expected to
crowd the camps tor the last w0se
preceding the match.
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SOUTH GARDINER

Mrs jennie Le-rnond. VINO mas
been ne guest of her slster Mrs
Justine Eio-1QEe tor ne PAST u..k
mas returned . her nome n Ban.
6oy 8a-ier " .ngaarr Mass
passed me weekend win ms ,a--
ents n own.
Ms haton If EalloweIl was i re-
zen. guest IF ner sister. Mrs Porte
MRS. = :, Hodgk.ns is Visiting 81.
Aer son :. " P. Eoack1ns. ape,
-oac
Sergeant Ralph Jordan. wap ,az
oee1 7verseas 10r ne past seve-..ee..
months. mas rece,"ed MS hnnora Die
discharge ana returned nome.
Mrs. Mar Lawrence entertained
ne Wednesday Afternoon Cub a,
le- home
Lee P-octar NJ Greenfield. Mass. is
VISITING ralal.ves n Town.
M1ss Helen Fuller If R0ck.and.
Ne Is ne guest If Mss Elolse
Lawrence
NJ ana Ms. Johnston and 1n.ia-
-en u Rock.Rnd were Sunda~ ..;.r
ers d: ne home NJ Ms. johnston ;
sister MIS- L. :. Harris
Der Auston mas moved nto ne
fiji place winch ne r,ecer-:v nu~
@1aseu.
Ms. NJ. N. Oliver ana son Rov
Of Albion nave been ,isl-!ns ~p.a
Ives ii town.
:. r Conn of Bangor was call
ing M trends n town SUNDAY.
Mss Pauline Mite passed the
weekend as ne guest II Miss Man
SUI i; her nome n Richmond.
M' and Ms. " =. Potter e,-a-
famed the Twice -Four Club Sacur-
Gay evening IA her home IN Bar
iet7 street
Ms. Sadie AnnIs has rone q
Auburn
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SAVINGS STAMPS
TO CONTINUE TO
FINANCE |. s.

Washington. ! une C-eales u sav,nSs
stamps ana certificates WI! ne -elI"u
upon ~ ne t-easUrc 20 sunni" ia-gs
pa-. 81 ne government -na-lc!a.
nteas during the period Of .-ansltlon.
ana ne tnrr1t campaign started during
ne war Will ne continued as pcrfns-
7en- pr Of n. Ecve-anert 1sca!
cnlr'
We We Eo1 . borrow more money %
meet nur onhEarions. -ec-eIa-v Glass
codsy told officials - me :. Fedora e.
serve DISTRICTS gathered o d;scusE
nians for me mr. Campaign n -Ac
mex SIX months 'Tn get hat money
No continued we mast sell more say
;nEs STAMPS ana cer-.tiCates''
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National Commission
MaNes No Announcement
On World Series Money

Cincinnati. q. June 12e.-After d
brief session today the National
Baseball commission adjourned
without making announcement rela-
tive 10 DIVISION of money Of the
worlds cham pionship baseball series
next fail II was the briefest meet
ing in MANY wears FOR the commits
sion ana Al IT'S conclusion members
stated tina, announcement of It's de-
c.sions probably would not be made
for severa! days.
John Heydier, president of the Ma
tlonai League. and Ban Johnson.
president Of the American League,
VINO with August Hermann. are
members Of the commission. lef:
Cincinnati tonight Heydier for St
louisiana johnson for ACMca9n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13

ton. James Stevens. Edward Weston
and Helen Stevens: Rally Gay o1er-
LIZ. sermon by kev. Ernest g.
johnson. The Marriage Supper IF
the Lamb" singing ny quartet
Miss Inez Gpwen of Boston Is
passing the summer with her pa
renls. Mr. and Mrs. A s. Guwen.
The memorial SERVICE for Donald
Spaulclng. csrh DIVISION. -nSrd In
fnrrr. who died n France IN Nov
ernber ! from wounds received IN
battle. will be conducted by Miss
CE-9e kendaii of BowduInnan.
NJ and Mrs. Eallin Stevens ana
son Ralph Of Sath PASSED the week
end AZ their home here.
Philip and George Weston we're
callers Il George Newel's Monday
Mrs Asa Newell ana Mrs Frank
ReynuiGs of Providence, z. Z. are
VISITING Mrs Gertrude Baker n
Richmond. Mrs. Newell IS SIS vears
Of age. On account OF The intense
heat rne doctor ordered her u be
,roIgn1 10 Maine. She stood the
trip remarkably vel. She. had Sc
we're sickness n January ana has
A : Goweu Is having some hay
iresseu.
NJ ana Mrs. z z. Furlnson. Nj
anc MS William Newell ana Ms
Emma bcwiey were Lne Sunday
guests Of their mother. Mrs. Asa
Newell. = Elcnnond.
Mrs, Jennie Porter IS visiting her
niece. Mrs. X. L. Sp1ui6tng.
F-A-NS-CtIt-un Dustin Of Ba.h
visited recently ms sister. Ms. .. F.
Sinai
Pref. Packard AND fanny were 70
cent visitors - the nome OF NJ aaG
Ms. Z. y Packard
Nj and Mrs. g r Weeks and NJ
and Mrs. z. "a Pierce a.. ended serv
GEES u: NE chapel. Pond Road. sun
on-
Werc was ~aceived nece last weei.
Of ne Sudden death OF = Nj. Palmer
II. D. Of Fran.ngaa.n, Mass.
Nj ana Mrs. Fay sylvester Of
Bath were guests u towu SUNDAY.
NJ. and MS. L. E. Shorey and
children OF Chicago. H.. arrived here
Tuesday, where -nsy VIII pass the
summer Win Edward ShoreN.
Rev, G l. C-onhh-ie VIII preach
a. ne Plains lnu-c1 sunday
Mrs Z. VI rogers IS quite IL.
Mrs. George Sanford vas Il caller
I: ne Plans Monday.
2 NJ Parker ana fanny Of Mad, =
son are guests q: the Parker home
stead.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Adr1.rers 81 dainty Ma-Eue-i. 2
lark VII dno aer IN d most conger-
"a environment Wnen they see her
.a-.esr Paramount pnotopiav. "Le-'s
Elope wnlCn Will be Glspiayed 4.
ne Acme Theatre ,ompr-ow The
picture IS al adaptation ~ Rather
ne Reed If Fed Jackson success
FL piar The NauEnrv Wife" which
vas produced a he Harris -,ea--e
New Y ork Nov ! 1911
No show a. me acme ;oday as he
IA mas been leE FOR o7+er purposes.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
FARMINGDALE

NJ and Mrs Frank Jones and
daughter. Miss Louise and Mrs Ear-
old Banks and little son StanIev OF
Auburn were weekend guests Of
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Jones Of Northern avenue Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones returned to Auburn on
Monday but Mrs. Banks IS visiting
her sister, Mrs. Gaien DAVIS II Pitts
ton this week, and viii return TOR
longer Visit 10 her parents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13

Cry Hall vas the scene Thursday
evening OF a very happy gathering
when the Junior reception 10 the
Class OF 1919 was held. N The re
ceIging line we're Sup-. and Mrs. ".
r Packard Principal {. 7. Ellis ana
teachers. Miss Jessica Haskell. Miss
Laura Pear, HodEk;ns and Miss Ar
dele Fitzpatrick. and members of the
class of 1920. Following the recep-
ton a dance was held which was
largely attended by the friends and
members Of the school. Music for
dancing was furnished by DouEiass
full orchestra Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
MANUFACTURER
SHOOTS SELF AT
WINSTED. CONN.

Wjnsied. Conn, June Ic-Ha-ver
L Roberts. sec-eI1-v oI tie Strong
Manufacturing Co. president Of ne
Winsred Edge Tool Works, and
president rfthe Mechanics Savings
Bank. snot h.rnsei, While N ms Of
flce this noon. He was aiken 70 the
-itchheic County hosplta! II i SER
Gus condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
BROKER Is INDICTED
ON FORGERY CHARGE

New York. June Paul 4. New
man mead OF the Broad s1reeT aroh-
eraEe flrIn Of Paul A. Newman &
Co. was indicted To-Day by The grand
Jury n connection with his promo
uor OF the STOCK OF me Range Eur
net, Oil Company. The Indictment
charges the broker with forgery IN
the second degree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13

William :. Euich.ngs Gled Thursday
afternoon al MS nome On me 5runs-
WICK roHG. aged - ears Re was ooT-7
n Gardiner. son Of William z. and
EIizaoera ,Maauer> Eu,cn1nEs &c S
survived ny a WIDOW and =!E1: children,
Ms Edward Dill. Joseph. Fed. Ellen
Guy. Clauue ana FA3ti i7ulcn,nEs. all
# Gardner. and Mrs. Merle Casper II
= uEusta- Funera. services w. DC he'd
Sat1-L4y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-13
BOWDONHAM

NORTH-The River road club Will
be entertained on Saturday evening.
June II, by Reuben Meserve and his
mother. Mrs. Carlton Meserve
Mrs. J. G. Dill IS III the nome of
her son in Bangor for a few days.
Mrs. Lydia A. Casrnor. of New Or
leans, Louisiana, is visiting az the
home of her brother. Jut1n Docken-
dOrf