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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

X. 8. LEE, living In n rooming
house at First ave. s. and Stacy ST..
Is In the hospital Thursday suffer.
ing from what the hospital authori.
ties believe 10 be opium poisoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
OFFICERS ELECTED

annual meeting of tho Seattle
chapter OF the American Society
OF Engineers this week are. John
l.. Hall. president: Maj. Carl
Reeves, vice president, and Capt.
Bertram ID. Dean. secretary
treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

A new industry just introduced ut
Milan. Italy. consists Of the manufac.
boxes for collars. cuffs and cigarcts
boxes for collars. cuffs and cigarcts.
furniture coverings and wall paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
DOPED HAMBURGER

said TO contain sulphite of sodium,
ia held as evidence that John T..
Jones. butcher. 1915 Aurora ave,
violated food laws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
CARD or THANKS

We DESIRE TO E>pfiSSS OUR
sincere thanks for the tlorai Of
@Gerinss and many acts of Kindness
. IN cur recent bereavement In the
bath of our sister, Esther. Mrs.
Sortqufat and Family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
APPLES
Retail and Wholesale

Cseking. Eating and
Baking
White winter Pear
Ain Apples
Dltpenb berg Apples
o1ieious Apples
leme Beauty Apples
sno,an Apples
rinesap Apples
wholesaie and Retail
Thsse apples will BE-
bald and guaranteed
lust ax represented by
pr. Edwin J. Brown.
Ind for less money
hon you can obtain
1h0 same GRADE APP
- IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

A dispatch 20 the Jewish newspa.
per Haint. OF New York. yesterday
said Baron Edmond do Rothschiid.
eldest OF the DE Roshschsid family.
was dead In Paris The foregoing
cable apparently shows the Haint
dispatch was n confusion of identity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
WASHINGTON ALUMNUs, o,

fetal publication OF the Washington
Alumni association. will make it,
first appearance next week since II
discontinued publication In 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Let's and Bolshies
Sign an Armistice

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Let's and
Bolsheviki have signed an nrmisticc.
n dispatch from Riga said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Edmond Rothschild
Ii Dead in France

PARIS. Feb. i..-Edmond de
Roshschlid. father OF the secretary OF
former Premier Clemcnccau. died
here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
wEpnlNG GARMENTS rto

WEDDING 0A1tN1ENIS gtoicn
from a ncwiywed Georgetown cou-
pie are said by police TO have been
found In the room.of J. II. Leblanc.
Ga Sixth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorncysat.IA,r

Attorncys-at-i.aw
~ L, RAIL- = ESrAnilSirED 1881.
All cases. Consultation free. mod
crate fees, as Burke BLDG. sos
Second ave. Main 1908,
SE. Il Schoff. Downs INK. 7os md az,
Consultation free. All cases. Fees
Attorucys--PAtent
FEEDERick T.. GoRiN-rAr-
ent Attorney. American and
foreign patents secured, dcvcl-
oped and promoted. S0S-s-T Gem
srsi BIDS Seattle, Wash, and
{, Phone Main sso
MASON, FENwick. LAWRENCE
tss burke BIDS.
4 Chiropodists
ETHE FOOT HOSPITAL. pR. STUCK.
NV Pike Il. Phone Main sess.
Chircprartor
INNINGS q, JENNINGS cHiko-
DPactors from Palmer school Com
I0ltatlon free. sis-i1 Denny bldg.
rx l4eN Second ave. Main 1871.
ri TURNER. Chiropfactor. sie-i3
0aiEht BID, snd and Pine. Consult
totion free. Hours 10 to <, Even
ings by appointment. Elliott S6st,
Rmpbeii. o, n. rsntages Md. Ei~sses
a a. TRAuR sos fantsses. NJ. sssi.
Collateral L0ans
LOANS on DIAMONDS AND Lin-
erty Bonds Ask your BANkER
1oClTARLE LOAN CORPORATION,
SOC Ei,ei Bldg. second At Pike st
LONELY LOANED ON All. AkTf-
cles of value. The Reliable. soT
Third ave.
orniture. Repairing. Uphoistcrinx.
Packing
errenscn Bros Furn shop, NJ sSiL
Dancing
8rsety entertainers and teachers %
modern dancing. Stage work our
Speciality. Reeves Marisco. 9Th and
MAdsson. Main 1898 Hall Tor rent
Money to Lean
MONEY TO LOAN
- diamonds and tewciry. on most
satisfactory terms.
t0oCTETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
S35-e EMPIRE BUILDING
second Near Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN
NE loan any. amount on diamonds.
M watches and jcwsiry. t.okest rates
Seat,le's oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN JEWELRy co.
VIII Second Ave Established 1879
Paper Hanging
WANTING. PAPER NGfNG.
\ m decorating. kai~omining
Free estimates Beacon sss.. 9sii
" Yexler.
Physicians aud Surgeon.
3NEY 4 BLADDER pIsoRDEKs
DIR. r. ~. FRrER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for Both Sexes.
o05S Third Ave.
\ ALASKA JUNK co. 1870 First ave.
So Elliott 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

J. l.. RAIL- = ESrAnilSiuED 1887.
All cases. Consultation free; mod
crate fees as Burke Bldg. 9os
Second ave. Main 1908.
H. 4. Schoff. Downs INK. Tos md av,
4 Consultation free. All cases. Fees
moderate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
TIT WsDAY
I'm ~

First law Tide
tiss . IN. TO n.
tfr-t High Tide
iotos n. m. 1916 ft.
second Lew Tide
eta o m. "a It.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
LYMAN Ward Sunday Afternoon.

Every seat in the Universal Isl
church should be occupied on Sun
DAY afternoon when Lyman Ward
speaks from the Forum platform a-
$50 O'Clock. His subject is The
Race Question or the White Man
and The Negro Living Together as
NeIsnbors and Friends" Ii is ae
great and as Interesting problem
as ever, ana Mir Ward. after twenty
Years Of work among TIE poorer
class Of white n Alabama IS surel !
qualified 70 give first hand informa
lion and have opinions that should
carry weight. lie mas gained an IN
sight into their lives such rs has
been obtained by few outsiders His
story Of intimate persona relations
Will oe Instructive and astounding
With frequent lvuch!ncs and as
saults on white women by negroes
the bounding of The blacks and otr
er outbreaks The negro question still
remains a problem. M Ward vii,
tell Of his work at the Southern IN
dustrIal Institute. a narrative given
by no other speaker for the work is
unlike any other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
New Post Commander
for American Legion

Everett H. Make has neen select
I'd 70 succeed VIII ian Tudor Glrdi-
ner as commander Of the Ber Ja-1lIn
E. Smith Post. No. I, American
Legion. In conformation with the
regulations OF the order MIR Gardiner
resigned when ne became 4 candid
ate for the republican nomination as
representative 10 the State leglsla
rure from this CITY.
The new commander HIS been ac-
tive. in fact one Of The PRIME movers
in the organization Of the post and Il
leading figure IN all its activities.
He is native Gardiner boy. son Of
Nj and Mrs ". Z Maxry. He grad
uated from the Gardiner High scnool
and from the University Of Maine.
class Of 1911 and from Harvard Law
School IN 1914 IN October 1914 he
associated himself With l.. /. Good
speed. under the firm name NJ Maxcy
G. Goodspeed. and opened Offices in
the Savings Bank building. Mr..
MaIcv entered the service as vol
untaer enlistIng as a private March
Z, 1913 in the Coast Ar-:llerZ'. and
was sent to Fort SiocuIn. \. Y, b.
inc transferred d month later To the
9th Company a Boston and later,
in May 1913 became q member OF the
list c. A. c.
on May - he was Sc ecred as Il
candidate and sent 70 the Coast Ar
tillery SCHOOL al Fort Monroe, Va.
and on Sept. % Of the same year re
ceived a commission as second ileu-
tenant Il the c. a. Lieut.. Maxcy
sailed for France in October Of the
same year on The 18th Of the month
there being Is ships in the convoy
and IS days were required for the
passare rather an luminous. com bin =
alton of tfirteens. He sailed rom
Rrest Feb % on his return home.
He was honorabiy discharged from
the service or March 13, 1913 The
BENJAMIN z. Smith Post Is 70 he con
c-atulated on the selecrion ~ rs
new commander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
PTTTsTON

EAST-O-iand Moody, who has
been an invalid for several years.
suffered an III turn Thursday and is
in I critical condition.
Miss Nina Jones who had been
passing several weeks al the home
Of her aunt Mrs. z II. Reid. returned
Monday TO her home in Sheepscot.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Marson and NJ
and Mrs. L. w Morang were visitors
Monday in Gardiner.
Miss Hazel Stevens and friend OF
Norway are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Dockendorf.
A large crew VI men from this
place are at work helping the men
II some OF the outlying districts
shovel out some Of the cross roads
which have been in an unpassable
condition for several weeks.
The entertainment and supper
which was 10 have been held Thurs
day evening al Foster hail for the
benefit Of the Methodist church. has
been postponed indefinitely
Mrs c. c. Jameson returned home
last week from a few weeks visit
with relatives in Union
Linwood Moore. who passed few
Gays this week at the home Of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs ., :. Moore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

The Neighborhood Whist club met
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
9. ?. Rowen. Mrs. J. NJ. Towle had
the highest score for the ladies' and
z. c. Leighton had the highest for
u gentlemen. Delicious -efreshrlert i
were served. The club will meet next
"Wednesday evening with Nj md
Mrs. J. P. Bishop.
Deputy Collector Brooks NewbeI--
will be at the post Office Monday
March 5, TO assist TAXPAYERS in fling
their income tax
Mr. and Mrs. Everard French 1e-
Ighrfuliy entertained TWO tables al
whist Wednesday evening. This
guests We're Nj and Mrs J. z. D
PurlngIon, Mr. and Mrs George Eel
lows and Mr.. and Mrs Z. c. Leigh
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton had the
highest scores FOR the evening.
The Auction club met Wednesday,
afternoon with Mrs. ". s Packard
Mrs. George F Wilson had the high
est score and received the prize
The Rife club. composed Of many
Of the boys in town. held a little So
cial and dance at the new club room
on Main street, sdnesday evening
Music was furnished by victrulas
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Maxwell have
gone to North Attleboru. Mass.
where Mrs. MAXWELL is employed ..
teacher.
va alter Williams. station agenr D.
Monmouth, is confined TO his home i
Winthrop by an attack Of blood mi.
snninE in one hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

Christ church SO Sunday n Lent
Aaiy communion. 30 Church schools:
ItAny, sermon, hoiy communion. 1910;
church school and rector class =.
evening prayer. address
Methodist Episcopal. Herbert s. Dow
munster lt.al. morning worship with
sermon Dy me pastor LIZ. SUNDAY
school, d1o' Epwor-h League; :, pnpu-
iar service with attractive MUSICAL fea-
tore SOLOS duets ana quartet; prayer
meeting = ednesday evening d. 30.
z. vt--rf .sf church Rev. Milo G. Fol-
som. o'H. morning worship with ser
1lnh Ri 2. nasfnr Junior church and
rhurca school d, 1--45: junior. ) r. II. /:
s':niur. 2 NJ
Chu-cs q he Holy CROSS Cev Lang
don QUINN. Z. D.. Morning Worship
II 4'ap win sermon by ne pastor: Sun
lF " Rcnoui a. Ia.
IRIS, Church Of Christ scientist.: Ser
Tlres az IL subject Of lessun-sernon.
MAN testimonial meeting Waonesda y
evening AZ 10, t.eA14ng room al church
open N"oaestiaE rom 10 4. Tree cir
Science literature
Atandoipn NJ z. church j. Parry Irv-
'ng. minister; leo A N, preaching BY
Ing pastor: L. 40. Bible schpo] P NJ.
E-pworrh League: : +. NJ, evanseIis1lc
service. illustrated sermon 10 command
nents WITH Illustrated song: prayer
meeting y edncsdar evening. 1.3e T'he
pastor VIII preach IN the East I9it-sron
NJ Z. church. 10 P NJ
Winter Street Advent church, Rev
-1lran Mains; sunday services so ana
+. NJ, subject THE Great and No.
lA9ie Day OF me Lord.
Free Baptist church. q. G. kincaid,
pastor Prayer meeting, 94l 4. Nj
preaching. lG.3n Sabbath school = -;
Young Peoples meeting 8 P Nj; evan
ge!ls-ic service. O'clock. Full choir
and orchestra with solo by Walter Col
DT. prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
80; outage prayer. Monday evening.
20: Mission hall meetings Sabbath Ae:-
t4rnoon 30: Tuesday and SATURDAY. eve
1lngS. 30
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Alexander W. McMaster

Alexander " McMaster, for nau--
ears resident OF Gardiner. passed
away Il 30 Al NJ Friday, March, ), IL
1he home Of his son II Richmond. asea
s., He was born IN Scotland ana when
I -Oung man followed the SEA. For
many rears he worked as a pape-r,aker
and some % years ago Settled on a fa-rn
IN Ricnmond. he IS survived BY rtlrre
nrnchers one siste- and three sons.
William r of Manchester ~ Il.
George T. Of Richmond and Edwin =.
Of Ga-diner; also several grandchildren
one Of whom al present is IN Turkev
in the se-vlce Of The I. :. a-ry
Funeral services Will be held d, the
home Of his son in Richmond SUNDAY
afternoon ii Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Methodist Feast or Chicken Pie =

one Of the pleasant events Of the
season was The chicken Tie banquet
Thursdav evening II the nome Of
Mrs. Y Va Cronk on Highland ave
mo given By Unit No. s. Of the
Methodist Ladies Aid society The
small tables were ar-isticaIly and
dalntiIy arranged and presented n
very pretty sight with their linen and
silver and candles of various colors
The ladies' who served were Mrs.
Harry Coombs, Mrs. Charles Walker
Mrs. Herbert Twombiv Mrs. Frank
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
CHAMPIONS FENCING
FEATURES COLUMBIA'S
DEFEAT OF BOwDON

Brunswick March The Cniver-
slty Of Columbia fencing team de-
feated Bowdoin 20 IN the first
and only fencing match TO be held
IN the Bodwoin college gymnasium
this year The match this evening
was an exceptionally interesting one
and was the closest intercollegiate
contest ever held here. The work of
Willard J. SroOmer, Jr. captain OF
fine Columbia team. who won all
thrae Of ms matches in the round
robin bout, was the feature. Capt.
Broorner is the Intercollegiate tenc-
ing champion. national junior Soiis
champion and national dueIling
swords champion. Only one bout
required extra time. that being the
one between Osterman of Bowdoin
and Benroe of Columbia Before the
fencing bouts there was an ex1ibi =
non of boxing by Omeroo and
Blanchard. Lar-ahee and McCrurn of
Wesleyan. and Mallett and Renter
and gymnasium work by Richan and
Libby The scores of the fencing
match were as follows; Foster. Co.
lunbia- defeated Oste-Inan, Bow
dcIn. to 5 Ogden. Bowdoin. de-
feated Bencoe, Columbia. 8 TO 8:
Broomer, Columbia, defeated Schlos-
berg. Buwdoin. 20 :: Osterman.
Bowdoin, defeated Bencoe. Columbia.
70 >: Broomer, Columbia defeat
"a Green. Bowdoin. To .; Schios-
herE. Bowdoin. defeated Foster
columbia II TO 10: Broomer. Column
inia- defeated. Osternar. Buwdoi1
6 TO o; Foster, Columbia defeated
Ogden. Bowdoin. 5 10 : and Schios-
berg. Bewdoin. defeated Benroe
Columbia, 3 to 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

has been booked -ha- Sc all Port
land talking. The Confession" We
are keeping step with rhe best and
ne 1lg-es1 and keeping the price
within reach Of al. Monday al me
Strand The big Paramount picture.
An Adventure n Hearts" with
Maj. Robert Warwick THIS solder
IS Gfnat favorite and well ne
Should be. Friday and Saruraay "
next week finds big special -ha-
We personally want 10 commend.
Behind the Door" a Paramount
Aircraft picture. Eoba~- Bosw ORTIZ.
Jane Novak Wauaca Berry and oth-
ers ara n the cast. It's some PIC
tIlre.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
A. & K. RAILWAY TO BE
CLEAR TO-DAY FROM
LEWISTON TO BATH

Brunswick. March 5-The Andres
coEgin & kennebec Street Railway
Co. hopes 20 resume service between
Lewiston and Bath tomorrow 4
crew is working from lewiston and
Lisbon Falls about three miles from
tonight. while the crew
that is working from Bath is about
a half mile from the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
PAPER HAS RIGHT TO
PUBLISH COURT NEWS
WHETHER TRUE OR FALSE

Chicago. March THE privilege
Of a newspaper ID publish and be in
formed of any testimony given N an
open court whether this TESTIMONY
is true or false was upheld in
ruling made today by Judge Oscar
NJ T0r-ison of the circuit court. L
Is the frst time on record that this
question of privilege has been de-
cided specifically by Al Illinois
court
The ruling WIS given IN the form
Of instructions 70 the Jury which had
heard The evidence in q sui- for libel
brought by Henry J. Earnest against
the Chicago Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
STAYS
A G ain IS Hollands
Answer to Allies
ohiieasinn % Keep Wilhelm from
Again Enaanseri,s Worlds Peace
Is Accspted by Netherlands Gov
e-nment-Says 70 Abolish Fights
Of Fugitive Woutd BE oisnonorabie

me maggie, March J-Ihe Dutch gov
e-nment todav for the second time re-
fused 70 deliver the former German EN-
peror 70 the Allies for rial.
II q note addressed % David Lloyd
George. the Brush premie- however
The government promised 20 -Ake a..
necessary measures TO minimize the lib-
er-y Of Wilhelm ana prevent nm from
endange-ing ne words peace,
The second communication from Lnt
Dutch government. winch WIS delivered
II London this morning, states tina.
these precautions will De taken "on The
spot" While Doom IS not mentioned
in the text Of the note, /. Is understood
than III conversations with The allied
diplomats here the Duicn authorities
have assured them that close guarding
and censorship will De instituted when
Wilhelm occupies his estate a. thai
place.
TIE Dutch government while app-n-
cia-ing the motives actuating the Allies,
declares It's inability 70 change its pre-
vious decisions Il SAYS II IS not for
gerful Of the nnurnan acts committed
during The war but since Holland Is
not j part 10 he Versailles treaty the
Queens government finds itself in q
different position from me powers WITH
.'ega-d 70 these acts.
Since the government supreme
dut- is II respect the constitutional
laws u the Kingdom" the note con
ttnues. ''it can only emphasize that II
would De committing an action con-
-rar-' "a law and Justice and incom-
pG-aAle With the national honor Il II
consented ~ vlolaTe those laws by
1DoI!sr.rg the rights accorded TO a
fugitive finding him on Dutch terri
tOrv
Protesting that this attitude does
not put Holland outside the com
nrunity Of nations. the note declares
F.. Holland Is fully conscious Of the Cu--
les OF the forIner emperor lays on
The Netherlands government with
regard 70 the count-y's own interests
as well as international security.
The note protests that. contrary 70
the impression derived from the al
lied note. the Dutch government from
ten beginning mas observed the OBJ
legations enraiied by these duties.
The government the note SAYS viii
continue % dc SO being able IN the
exercise OF duties sovereignty TO take
on the spot all precautionary meas
ures deemed requisite TO subject the
freedom Of the former emperor 70
necessarv limitations.
/ The Netherlands government says
il is anxious to place these decia-a-
lions On record in the most formal
manner and in conclusion declares it
To be its opinion that these decla-a-
tons. which prove that the govern
ment realipes The dangers which he
powers dread, viii dispel their ap-
prehensIons.
The note is signed by Jonki1aer
Won harnebeek the Dutch foreign
minister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

Alfred Barker while At work a. the
sandDaper mill Friday afternoon re-
ce,ved injuries al about 4.i5 resulting
IN a badly crushed hand and COM
pound fracture Of the arm. Just how
the accident occurred could not be
ascer-ained. Ii some way the hand
was caught II the rolling machine
and before the power could be turned
off the injuries were received A ply
siclan was hurrledly called and he
had the man removed TO the Augusta
General hospital. II was stated thu.
i would be about four months be-
fore the man would recover from his
injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
NATIONAL HOME

officer of the day, Capt. stephen L
Watson.
Michael Sweeney. Co. c. Sth Mass.
Infantry, has been granted discharge
from the Home.
George D. Leonard. Co. I, 1st Mass.
Heavy Artillery. has been transferred
to the Mountain branch.
James A Cavanaugh. Co. Il. 1st
n. H. Infantry. has reported for ad-
mission to the Home
Miss Anna LeGault has returned
TO her home in Portland, after visit
ing her grandparents. Prof. ana
Mrs. c ". Theme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Granite Hill Notes

Scott Ahner GIBSON has arrived
home from Norfolk, Va, and viii
remain until Monoay.
Z. z. Crocker Is employed n
Gardiner
The Granite Hill Sunday school
will hold its regular session a, a"
P M mex. Sunday Mrs z. vigus
is the superintendent
The roll Of honor a. rhe Granite
Hill intermediate school this week is
as follows: George Frederick Jones.
James Carleton Jones, Margaret
Esther Jones. Annie Augusta True
Mary Elizabeth Crocker. Mabel Ma
tilda Crocker, Clarence Jason Pierce
Margaret Louise Crocker, Lena La
vina Crocker, Susan Cummings True
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

St. Matthew's church Cd SUNDAY n
Lent: Morning prayer, sermon. noir
communion, l1.D The Rev Francis A
Foxcrof1 will conducr the services.
Cnirersaiist church: Morning service
AZ 1n.:n Sermon nv Prof. Frank Dean
Tubhs OF Bates College. with speciai
music by d quartet choir. Sunday schoo
al I.4S: open forum a: p. NJ.
Methodist church. Rev. l.. .. Perry
pastor: Regular morning service a
lGD; Sunday school AT T. M. EpWur n
League AZ go; evening prayer AT :.
Baptist church 1910, sermon py Few
Q. E Young: Sunday school al Ia
evangeiistic service al beginning with
praise service.
Old South Congregational; Morning
service and communion h 1D.N; Sunda
school al - M No evening service
Rev. Geo. NJ. Howe viii suppiv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

There will he a special musical
featu-e III rhn Highland Avenue
Methodist church on Sunday next.
One Of the ole SONGS will be rendered
in a unique way The orchestra will
play the music softly. while the
-ersss viii be broken up into solos.
duets and uuartets. Another feature
Will he the solo IF Robert Sagar.
This is the peoples popular service
where here are no strangers. but I'll
re welcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

Blaisdeil and Mrs. Crorh. They wore
pink and white. After the banquet
games were n order and an enter
-aI-lnenr was given. Solos were rem
1ered by Mrs. Elwood Church, Mrs
m. = Trafton and Mrs. F. 3. Bar
s-nw and readings by Mrs. F.. Il Call
T7@re was q large attendance and
----. vent was most pleasing IN every
INV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Private Hospital.
Portland. Afre-
Patients Removed

Portland. Ne. March -Four wo-
men and TWO infants were removed
BY police and grenen from Gordon
private hospital a. y state street to-
day. While fire was spreading
through the basement and the rooms
were filing with smoke The fire
did not reach the upper floors ami
the damage was light.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Charge Canadian
and Bay State Man
Booze Sr1ugglers

Springfield. Mass, March Frank
r. Floyd Of TINS cry and Austin :.
Watkins ii Montreal. que. ware
held for the fedora Jury today on
the charge o. Illegal TRANSFORMATION
OF liquor from Canada. Floyd is N
employment agent here and Walk, ns
is a Pullman car porter They were
arrested Feb. ~ al the Union railroad
station when II IS alleged. Watkins
was TRANSFERRING 10 FLOYD - quarts
Of whisker