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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

sz6 passed 1s- greatest test ana
cane through WITH : Er.-..-s. x.ery
oeyc-1 compare
No black days ..s-ezs.e: co-.s LIZ
ia: .zE.-e. Through o.. se.zy tie
victory. SAVED :. tae Maize az
szTsd again a. Te-dEr, was Al tu-
-oE-- No hours .. re Tho.s rs-
Ts-s darker t.z- Ire Erc-g q 1913
TEE came o1- -eE: - : -a..c.- TIE
fang torch vas g-Gce1 ~ CIR
1s-1s aro -ls-e1 forward 20 =
co-ozsa. triumph H-e proved our
==-Taz worth comrades Of CIR all2ss.
-1z- = or boas- zo6 our p-ce
Jo4-s. Fcc1 C.s-eccz--., = :
E!sz- SUCCESSION c. leadership ~
szc1 cC.s.S II re ts.s 9. .ae Allied
ca1se France p-o51ce6 Ire zar 20
co-ce!ve a-6 VIII ao6 direct LEI us
Say tlzt F-ench lez6e-sa.p was
worthy Of cLs Franz. soldier In
6e- = re tanners 9. al Civilization
fought a-1 ~ca- The greatest
armies ot q! :IEs were united Y :
common cause u-de- t1s coz-z-6-
~ brain q Freedman.
Sc- id tbs .ez5e--tp q .--e.sec-
e-6 WITH tne E.----E 0. re ar-1.s-.ce
Much nonsense. 14ca Deception. has
.ee- printed n t-.s ccu..-y cog
corning the sca-6 .: Prem3s- Gle
--eccea1- Already Americans are
seeing through Ire aaze q cor
t-cTe-sY so-e outline ot the truth.
And. amid al ~ Ezrgiiag and c.s-
pate, the sense E: tsc-. The sheer
brain and vii II C1ers1cAsu sa-d
sharp ard controlling. Ctae-s could
Da-E0T-e and cattle and threaten
ard icyeigh- TIE Frenchrsc Stood
boldly and overly %. the .aeseapa-
bic trL-h. yielding ,elt1=. 70 in
-esLzab3E !dez::s-a -c- false -zrb:-
tons And lis vas re vc:ce thz.
prevailed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Training Corps for Women.

Representative Julius Kahn of Cali
fornia is convinced that the work of
the United States Training Corps for
Women viii become an established
factor in this country. This organi-
zation was started by Miss Susanna
Cocroft who. under the direction of
the War Department. organized the
women war workers of Washington
and conducted drills and physical ex-
ercises in the National Capital dur
ing the period Of the war. The plan
is to keep up this work and make i,
national in scope with a view toward
giving the working women Of the
ce9nfxy proper places to spend their
for 81 aces where they can go
fsrv ana 81 and receive mill
-. 49, outdoor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

daughter Evelyn. all Of Nethuen,
Mass
e NJ Marks has sold his grist mil,
TO ]. A Cunningham who win take
Possession n August
A surprise party and birthday cele-
oration Of much interest was held On
Monday evening, July 4. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Berry :.
being the birthday anniversary Of
Roger Robinson who has recently. re-
turned from the United States serx-
ice overseas. Mr. Robinson related
many interesting incidents of his
army life.
Walter Rolfe of Syracuse, y. v
who has recently returned from the
service Is the guest OF relatives in
town.
Robert Simpson of Lewiston was
the weekend guest Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. simpson
B. w. Smith is employed on the
State road at Woolwieh.
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Warren and Mr.
and Mrs c. Warren Of Providence.
R l. were recent guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hewett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

National prohibition Is immoral be-
cause II destroys liberty. according
70 Franklin H G.ddings, professor Of
sociology al Columbia University,
who spoke Sunday night a. the
church Of the Ascension, Fifth Ave
nue and Tenth street. New York.
The Eighteenth Amendment cross
es the line that must be observed by
any nation caring for morals or lib
eTry," said Professor Giddings. The
most immoral thing We can Go is 70
destroy the power Of another man to
choose between good and evil: that is,
TO destroy him as a free moral agent.
Tie Eighteenth Amendment does
this.
You can't enforce a Law which
public opinion does not believe in
unless you establish a government in
the United States OF America like
that over which Car Nicholas ruled
two years ago"
Do you suppose it ever occurred to
this classic jackass that the majority
has the right land has taken it) to
protect Itself from the se,f-indicted
disease Of those who choose evil?
Even had he not admitted the 6ivid-
ing line for choice between good and
evil. we should have the same right
If the alternatives were both good.
We care less about what the drunk
ard. or this asinine philosopher.
thinks than we do about what they
Go 20 Is after they have thought and
chosen evil
AS we suppress other criminals
VINO think and do evil. so we sup
press the more 6astardly criminal
VINO deliberately. for pay, engages in
the eT.! business OF DESTROYING his
fellows; and with him we also SUD-
press the fool who robs himself of
what little intelligence he had in the
thought that he is having a good
tine and is enjoying" his personal
liberty" Would that we could also
suppress some Of the idiots who pre-
tend TO lead the young in colleges
and universities.
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DENTISTRY
TELEPHONE CAL Ia
s2rEEZc-re6u
Railroads and Steauboss
SaIke STATES RAiI s0su s.s,gIaI1
Wne O. @. os=u esz=i :. s,,-,s
MAINE CENTRAL Rslleoln|
Trains

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5-E61
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Branch Mills Grange. No. sss.

AZ the las, meeting Of Branch
N:l-s Grange the following commit
tees for the annual fair were sP-
pointed: General Co-Hary Worth
Ing. James Tobey. Sadie Nelson
Entertainment - Gertrude Nelson.
Florence Jones. Edna worthing.
DanceSranlsy K,chin. Don To-th-
ing. Spcrt-E- II. Nelson. Lester
Nelson, ". B Nelson Ssock-Uu-
Ian ossood, Frank Nelson. George
Osgood, Fred Wor1hing' Confec-
tioae-y-Dulcie Cronne,t- Ruby
Tooey. Sylvia Jones Canned goods
Clara Nelson Helen worthing.
Dinner-Sadie Nelson, Hattie Dore.
Hattie Chadwick Julia Nelson.
Meta Nelson. Mrs Fred Young.
Beatrice WorthinE. Doris Kitchir.
Charles Osgcod Clyde Plumner,
Con-es,-Elon kitchin. s G. Par
nente-. w D. Jones. Fruit and
P-oduceE J. Pamente-. ". \.
Nelson. ElviIle Parnen.e-. James
D!nsmore- Apron = Mrs Frank
Young, Susie Coonos. Meta Mel
son Ice Cream-Ha--iet Estes.
Edith Pinkhan, Erhelyn Nelson. B
E Coombs. Jasper Nelson. Caro!6
Rowe Fancy Work (Ssle and Ex-
hioi- incfusivel = Emma Worthing
Eva Worthing. Winifred Dirsno-e.
Alice PsrIenter. Antiques Eek
hi5!t)-F9ora Clark. LYDIA kitchin.
School tExhibi.) - Teachers OF
Palermo and China.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Steamer Is!anda

.LaVes Augusta every a. ::
nS-oxe32 toc sglE!, - ;z--:zI
LA, South Gs-Ss-e- g. Il
Cedar Grove SIS: RscA- 5is|
ga ARRIVES Bco,aeav .z--.: AZ
Usa
Return leaves Eoo-hsz- -z-o.- 81.
Cav al ID P N, Ezc 80: 4
Eicnsnc-S- Cedar G.cNs a. $50 -
cl1e- OF signal. Gardner -.Ts4 Il
Sg1A arrives a. e-Es.z z2:-
e csocS p - James Orr $50
frank : Wlngals. EaEgzs.- ~ =
IoX4e-. Gardner: Agez:s
w. M. Sanbcrn. Augusta N:'
Subject 10 delays aa5 czz-=s -
notice -4!$
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Oranges
ltci6eis G-s-ss

L---1s.,z Grange c-oEsd ne E-z
season ~ coo.s-g IL -L-c z-5
-c1--s osCees Epo- = clzss q Ell CO.
lsds-ss- A. Ire La, -sE-z- CseE-g
s-ly zs Ezs chosen zs cate 20 :
s1@c-zl meeting - rsos-.s av--sz-9o-z,
: --oe- Of pe-so-s EA@g 70 - re-
c&-Tec ilto Membership = A-g-- Fc.-
loving This E1eczl zss-g law
party and soczz1 VII - heA . re
Gz&ge g-o2nCE TIE tezloE-g CTR
u-Iise has bes7 zrpo--e5 BY ths L.
tE-s- - ss-ve - Lis 1-s. E-cs Was
ar-. Harden az Sz-s.y Tue: s.
ts-s Az-.o- T1cks-. EsE5c-s al
Ns,occ- TIE yong peoples dante al
soCzl Et<e- -ecso-lg a. C-5o- hzl was
n unqualified s,csss- Il = -,z--=d -
lave z-oi.e- son=E-e 62rns re E@-
rs- seasoa- TIE Grange Las taken .a.s
Membership Dung re pss- f=~ weeks.
= i-e g-o-p Of yong peop;e AID so-e
31Tely ---es ara ahead It's tal- T..
S-s- Lzit 9. re Grange year hzs a=s-
sEccessfl, EcSs=d and ~cl tie cae-t-y
i he ta-- a--s- : t-s< s-Ezs- -Gs.
ssrss q INTERESTING meetings :
lookei forward to- Programs have bee.
brief q late because ct 80 much degree
Tcrk -, = = hore5 that Z future
classes may De grouped and taken n
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 20 sEcv for more So
cal ~o-k and l:-ez-y activity \ oe<
drama is bang started and vii os PR
se1tei n = few weeks There are =
Characters = Il and doubtless some %
the cd Grange stars VII appear II the
cast TIE old hall Las heea sod and
VII BE removed from the II, = Ia
early fail. The Grange co-ro-a.;o- vii
resume activities Z September and tie
new hail vii he suIit- Il = aEn
planned 20 hold a. cid-tashlcaed ccua-
~ fair G. the Grange grounds the ;a.-
,e- par % August B1sy viii 5000 -
the rord !. vicinity q Ltchseid
Grange after . well earned. bit er5es
summer recess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Il saloon keepers are rizh, vhe, .,.~
say that there IS not money enough n
Two and th-ee-quarters per cent bee-
10 pay license fees and keep the bar
rum he Troublesome question Of
will soon settle itself without the aiJ r,
consent Of Courts or Government
agents. The saloon business Is rim ~
was run. for the money in IL, and moi
Just for the public good--Philadelphia
And those who made the money
out Of it are and always have been
the ones who howled about self
government" and personal liberty"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
She Says

- Goes ce- 10 EszT good wae. -se
girls eat -ce1- .--c1es OF TIE AuEus-
q SAFE House lawns The grand old
Sac House tEz- shelters -he girls
70 50 NAM Ho-E!ng hours delights
Z heir noo- day larks Lawns
around pubic institutions IL former
days we're forbidden fruits Keep
on the grass was tke.- SYNONYM.
Now we keep abreast with Ire times
by eating our bread and Sill having
it / know the girls are careful CO
their privilege.
The same spirit h4ips keep tie
Maine forests. = picnic party camps
BY the roadside II tie woods. 4 Are
Is built The smoke asceacs. l, al
tracts fire warden He Is Young
ish chap. not wanting % be over
bearing He walks along he road.
As he passes The picnic party he
Sings OFT. Please be careful" Tie
reply comes back from tie chap vao
Is tending the fire. Yes, s;-, you bet
We Will" When the fire is put ou-
they are careful TOO. Even the t:.i-
est -ot L TIE party. catching he
spirit adds her mite TO The charcoal
and sizzling rocks BY pouring wafer
from her wee til oipper. And as the
picnic party speeds along ore voices
he opinion Of all. reassr-ing them
selves. ! know We put tina, Ere OF,
alright"
Remember that big family story:
Ah~--s "a SaT-
ployed in a local mill having 80 chill
cren? TIE story vas read 20 him.
He was much disturbed because the
mark was placed at 3. He saia.
That rot right ! 10. have IS yet
Have q. But maybe. bye and bye,
TWO three year. we see
Sunsets and fat tires knew a
girl. She IS q dear svee. girl But
she s becoming suspicious c. herself.
she thinks she Is q Jonah The folks
with whom she lives here II Angus
a own al automobile. They take
her 70 ride very often. One evening
she started special attention towards
ne sunset Il was 2 besu,itu, sun
SCI Everyone n the car had his
Urn al -aviag. Sunsets affect folks
hat way. Then the driver discov-
cred z fst tire. That meant shifting
shoes Then a. another tine this d.
$ (see above for explanation girl.
called attention 10 the sinking sun.
The driver said We don't want any
fat tires. You kindly forget the
sunsets" AS Z comical precau.ioa.
to- they were all laughing about i.
ne driver go, out and looked. And
here was z fat tire.
Close the door as you come in is
the slogan written On a card on a
door IN q confectionery store IN a
small towc in Somerset county above
Skowhegar. and shut II as you 20
out. thank you" IS the slogan writ
Ten On the inside of the door. no.
ticeable as one leaves The store.
Rather a clever reminder.
In this same store is another :no-
walton The idea might solve the
problems for n1arv ice cream pariors.
II might save the loss and misplace
ment Of so many menus Il might
also keep the menus clean. For it's
such a temptation to handle them
while waiting or eating The menus
in this mans ice cream parlor are
suspended above the tables from
the ceiling by means Of small metal
chains They are chained I'd as it
we're True they might hinder his
clear view of her But il has its ad-
vantages. They both can take big
ger mouthfuls and their Ieaky chins
wouldn't show.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Bangor Girl Killed BY shoe..

Shirley Miles. age rine. daughter
OF Charles and Alice Miles Of II
Market street. Bangor. at sP. N.
Monday. while playing round the
post from which the arc lamp At the
corner Of Cumberland avenue and
Market street is suspended, came in
contact with wire which had be-
come heavily charged with electricity
and was instantly killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
The 18th Maine Reunion

The sath annual reunion OF the Mta
Maine ResimeEtal Association viii l4
held on The fun week beginning Monday.
Aug. L a. Camp Bolan. Long Island.
Casco bay.
The annual business meeting YIN %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

REID At o'clock or we&csSSaE' :,
. at which ali mense-s Srs x -S''''
be present :,
The notices are sen, 81; : go, -;
Alfred b Ridlon and Sec7s;tH :
Gardner. Swampscos.. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

The tncorporators Of the Pfummer
Memorial Hispital met July II at tire
residence Of the late Col STANLEY
Piummer at Dexter for the purpose
OF organising the new institution sId
electing Officers. The name of Plum
mer Memorial Hospital was chcxen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Good for Congressman White, But
that was not the first time Honey
F1tz has been caught with the goods
when lying about Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

and CHER business .-o;-9..z re
adcp-.o. u bylaws ~zs --a1sa c-e6.
T1e o@zcers elsc-ed z=-s president
Arthur ?. aobc.t: v1ce E.-ez: 49,
William Z Brewster: secretary. Miss
Be-1z Leighton: treasurer. WIZ
throP L Fay, hard q .soFe-rc-s. :.
P A55o-.- y. Z Bre zs:er Mss
Berha Leighton ". L Fay. Ms.
E.izabe-h z Pl1--e-. Mrs 1no-
gene Weymouth ant Harry z Hale.
The .-co-po-a-o-s ara arthur ?. .b-
bot, Mrs. E.-zaoeta B II-zne-.
Ssmuel : S-s,l Ms Fan-ie D.
Crosby. william : Brewster. George
= Pars Ms Irogen2 Weymouth.
Albert L DAVIS. ACos A Spriag.-
Harry Ea,e. winthrop L Fay. Ms
Marion ?. P-o1E. He-oer- Gates. Mss
Bertha Il Leighton. Frank H Hases
and Freeman =. Des-th.
TIE CLARIFIED bad vi, o. --.y =
ce.s5-z-e IS S-h anniversary. Aavinz
been organized 7 -sE- !: 3 probably
me o.des. organization q is ed II
ne Sts.e- Is present members --clud-
ei one chz-.e- -e1h5r ana o-s who
lae.s bu- SIX weeks Q. bang : c-s-ts-
member ard has Cor alros. re er:r.
existence OF the hand besa IS leader
Several members have PLAYED WITH Il
upwards Q. - Years
TIE wireless staten a. Da-Escov=
Island, BootaoaE Earoo-. wh:ca has
beer : receiving station oaly. : being
fitted with Z sending oucs, = gas En-
g!ne viii drive the generator S:x -re-
are row stationed there and sevs-a,
1:cre VII be aided. Two bu..d ags have
recently been erected. ssve.--oo-.
bungalow for the mems living quarters
and building to- ire RADIO .rs--c-
ments.
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"BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
EAYERl

Bsye- Tablets q Aspire % pe
genuine -IE- d marked VII. TIE
-:sry Baye- Cross" Always by
- r-t-okea Bsye- pzckzEs ~..cl
co.-z3-s proper directions % szeeiy
.e.1sve HAdar.e. -oo-tac.s, Ear
Ike. Neuralgia. Colds and paz-
Eao6E TN boxes O II tzbletE coE-
TT : few cs--s a. drug s.c-a-
-Ege- packages also Aspire y TIE
rate -a-. g Eayer Manufacture q
Observation-Disclosures OF Szl.c:...-zc..1
Adv.
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Light and Airy
Sure!
TIA. -E-.-1av a
Very g-ssy
VIZ ooeE 2os III .
-r-t1S-S.
-Cxroo-s XaExne

Just Sc.
&c ras teaching lie ward sle-
1-.' 70 = SIKH gra6s- &c I'D tod
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VET. = thing ID oo-,ose1-zo6 thea
I'D Illustrated hs- 6e-s-sO1 ~ ssy-s
III re ess0s--1 q liz earn were
Ez-s- aid Boil
T5s- Sc zkae6 1s- - T-.-e se--
.e.ces co.t2.-g tss ~o:- A15 --s
- tie ne E@y r-r.s:
Water u &c u tie ess-s.1 -
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Still urss..

We .isIe6 5czse clsz--.Z rex
Cess 20 had - g - --s GAIA.
lis -o--g so- : c-sa- E1-- z-d
sc1-5 re g-.e, SPADE Z Ls 2z-5or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Two Coopers Mills ladies receutIv
took short walk. and one Of them
came near having a serious aociden:.
writes correspondent They were on
tne opposite side of the rver from the
pace where they wished TO go. Thu
water being very low and the rocks con.
'enienf, they decided to cross over.
When about half way across the lady
IN the rear accidentally slipped On the
vet rocks and dropped one Of her shoe
and stockings TIE rescuer appeared IS
u BY magic and with serious difficulty
and great hardship recovered the ,os,
member The party at last safe, .
reached the opposite shore with its cool
and inviting shade With the high pr.-e
OF shoes and six stockings the her
viii. or no doubt should. receive a SUB
stantial reward.
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Eastern Steamship Lines NJ
Ecstea and Pcrilaai La

- - 1St. StNS - :
Freisht and Passsass- Ser"
Leave Portland. Fra-s.,- w.
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
FRIDAYS at $50 P. u =. So /
RetuEn-Leave Bosch ts-
Wharf. TUESDAYS.
and SATURDAYS at ?. Y.
BATH = scoTHsaY LlsE
Schedule effective June & - =
6atn Is p. NJ week G&ys
6ooinoay Aaroor and Eas al
n =SNo-LeASe Boot1azy HIS. u
way lsndicgS -,
~ A HARDEN. S-?:- So.
a CLAY. SGp,-. Po-;.4--. -
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A 5000 Fir. in Auburn

Fire Of unknown origin caas.
the vicinity Of sseea in the reSs-, -.
Of Dwight Edwards al EaT IN
and Union streets. Aubu.n
Tuesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Where He Weass Have Been
:. tie oozrzg rza t1s 0e1s- 6zT.
Tz=ss G Bslsc2-. c.e tz.ke-, vzx
EA,L-g = t-oGt % lie Q.xke- C.y
5z.k y ra1ca - . director. VIE.
Il I-sk--z1 dared Across re street
III SzlfoS,. ~. .zt E11y aid CO..
sing -z.-s. ELc1 = kzts.az1 VIZ
IL offered = r.szAz.-. IL .-.z WA
gooc Lz.>.. - az, re. woz-1.- e
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Es- .z1.sS szck - .--1.g 5c-
Re seEs- lo1s -g--.z5s-,1-2 Ledger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Seven men on Monday paid the Bruins
wick municipal court s and costs each.
On account Of a gambling raid on Sun
day. A Lewiston man forfeited his SIS
cash hail. The proprietor of the room
settled for $50 and costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Name Gossip
3 A S z q ALL

3 yo2 Shoemaker. -zwrzks-.
Clark
4 Printer y C1shncc-whe-syer you
Eo-k
: TICK ~ he players whatever t-ts-l-
Z ve-Tons cone v1sn -Le sla:s-s play
ss.I.
3 81 ~. Il eyelasa :. you- -eal shog-d
lose
A i ot ire --ne xe cant hive via. we
choose
L oval and cheerful. lers g, play Ire
game.
Z oeing o. winning were spo-s .uz-
the SAM
4. BASEBALL FAN
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.Szfcx EinS-

safety First
-re -ece-. cases 9: Sa-.c.g j. re
Ia. -scs-- -. z1T.ce "a. .se Iz.s g:
VITA E.gEc.. u .. - Eo--sxl
-sE -c-- = g7re lis pz-s-- FL
80 az - Led % BAY "r-. o-- -Ls
P.-g az -.e- ze- = Z yo- tz-- -
-.s ~. =. water VII - 90 ts.o-s
&c 1T
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4. BASEBALL FAN.

Pep. Ira G. Ee-sey has lnt-cd-ce3
into Congress BIZ p:oT7dl-g to- 70
districts throughout the county az
The designation Of Bangor a. the i.te--
raj revenue center for the proposed Dis
r-ct OF Maine. 4 copy CO Rep Her
seys bill! was received Monday morning
by Bangor Chamber Of Commerce
which irauguratej the movement tor re
naming Of Bangor as the headquarters
for the proposed internal revenue dis
,rct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Recent gifts TO the Maine Historical
Society include: b. Mrs Mary :.
Hawkes) McDavitt Of Yardville. y. 7.
an account book kept by Richard King.
Jr.. brother Of Gov. VIM. King. Rich.
ard having been born Dec ., 1872 on
Dunstan Landing. Scarboro. He died
Oct 2. ls1: also the Free Mason s
apron, made Of lambskin and han.
painted with the emblens, worn by M
King; also other articles from the King
family. Charles u. Hay Of Portlaa /
las given an original telegram received
May Is. 1850. from Boston by H. H. Hay
through the Eastern Telegraph Acsocia-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16
Augusta Lodge Directory

TRTNITY coNN1NoERY. NO. :.
z ? s-a.et c,.r-aTs F-aSzy. E-y II
LII. .. - ? II RegLz- .-S-sl g.
.cE--Z :-z-s-E eo-t k15r rt3co-s8
e CEA:.-EE z CHASE. z -
81 GEC II RA%GS 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Close the door as you come in" Is
the slogan written On a card on a
door IN q confectionery store In a
small towo in Somerset county above
Skovhegar. -and shut II as you 60
out. thank you" IS the slogan wit
ten On the inside of the door. no.
ticeable as one leaves The store.
Rather a clever reminder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-16

Remember that big family story.
About the French fellow who is en-
pIoyed in a local mill having % chill
dren: TIE story vas read 20 him.
He was much disturbed because the
mark was placed at 3. He saia,
That rot right no. have IS yet
Have q. But maybe. bye and bye.
TWO three year. we see