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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

T-ousaocs o. cn,ic-e, Suffer S-sr7
Worms arg Their Mothers Do rot
Know What -re --eucie "a

signs IT worms are -Jerarrzn siam,
aca swollen upper n sour srnrae.l.
on @nsfve breath. ha~f ana tui- b..sv
VIII 1rcasInna4 --5nings lna 1a !
about 'Ie 1Avs!- 1a4- -a2- a. ...aa.
I'M ept-s HAT M cI... -wtre..a- AVE.
ids timing u he Hnaa. 1.cnirs If a..
-sc-ur1. snort Ir-v sauga grinding ~
he raeL.- .i-.-s rec: puInrS sticking oar
III -srgoe Stirring during siaer. slow
ever
H-s Z x 2ober-s ~ As-,,,r,, 5,--et
r lint A.cil. usea III -~..s Elix.r az
he- LIZZIE ha5v = whGn she was SIC.
A-s- Robe--s w-'vta n d. -~ue NJ
LIE g-rt II cured al her wor-us Ana
IT a 1a-er Latter T-nIe laur "A Dpe
and J think Z WEs yaur medicine CO-
Tue = EI.Itra -tiar aelDe- ne- 4" Y y.-r.:.
nHor 10 III tar g1"inx II Tue = E..x.-
~ once. Srlte Us -~.ey aaour ~
use. No cna-sa Tn- cJ-raspcnrenc.
Suv ~ Tue Eiizir a vnu- ----ry
srare a. once DR. j. r True Il "a
Alouro. G2lue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
n -MH HGTEE

rGL--as rIsinssh procras.s.. z-npCLa-Y
a11 according 20 schedule IL. = nj.
Il --ac- icea - -aa S-~a o. Skcvae,
ear, amending me a-Enen -oupen-
sR-rr .av vas By suE1estieE Of ne
-aMMIr-se ct -sEerence -atar-ec . he
committee q. amor and meFcaH-.4e az
ra.-s anu insurance WIZ ~ "opes u
be pr.lJac.
Hen Barnes Of =1uI-on llcvaG Ia
: De -aoisC pending reference : volce
yale vas = rne neg2-vs. IN I staining
vats taa!eG y. u q a.
Pike or ERsIac inquired = ne gan
-.eruan r-am aou.-an would ass,su =
"a -or aeaE-Es
Barnes Of aeu4rar SAT- NJ w1L.a name
a week --un next = .CnesGay
Pike OF Easrr0w-I veud asx WA.
good reason ne Ee1-C-sman 2as or maj
leng-n If -ims. / cAE sse a3sotGre-r no
sense n ma delay.
Barnes haven mad me o -aad
ne bill oUt assume -na- Il g -1- ne
purpose o. correcting s5Cle a-lsseE
.auics n ne werkmen aaMpeusariun
Law nave .1--asr lsa-aes -2at SCI
& 1l-.S u . 6s-i--sS4 - TX
lnc-,cucsa and II orJegt was 70 nave
al -aese 1i.ls referred % one Commit
zee and considered g. ne SANE -.-ne
ana -ennr-ed nae nc sa1erEnr 1f
ciaiav. hut some CT -1es- aLae- oi.-a
ray act oe n uar.. -aar me.
Speaker Harrington named Is He'll
ae-s ON ne Par. o. rne aouse @a- tae
A--ua-a-!e OF resolutions expressing
he acuraci1rsuu y N-,n5e-s for Us
ms yues-s a. ne -scenr ~nrnwUnirr
Es1icisnrv -ncSA-eucE -ocn-zns ~
Monmouth -tu-m Of New Sweden anc
G:!ruur OF wesrhrooh-
Adjourned % IL a NJ THURSDAY
X THE sHH ATE.
AT order WAS introduced x sGnasGa~
II me Sena. e y Senator 1aEnsr- o.
Esrnenec. prprding -or me a9pnln--
mert or 2armt-sse nj s.z m ne pa
Of he Se,la.e and a corresponding
Evrus- II the na- Of me 6nuse 20 az
range .or q reception - Major Iensr2
cla-srce E EDWARDS. ror-1er'v cum
nzader OF -as aStn DIVISION. tie yam
kee Division, u9un ms -;sI- u Mama
z US gwen UNANIMOUS paasaSs an
serz n n. House for cnncu--s,cs
Senator Walker Of Somerset ma: raa-
IN e~rn he liable he acr -eia-ng q
schooling IN urnrgar.zeu sowns.isps,
ann rpur his MOTION = vas re-2--ea =
the COMMITTEES OF educafian
President EiGSins named SENATOR'S
Quincy Of Cumrsriand. Ames u v sn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

Re cnH-ass,~r a.d :3os fc- rhei-
expenses Malae VT ~1a-y arc We
gal ne adoption 81 uniform laws 1rt
s IA bea:1c 5tEer s-afes IN Ills
rork
l.minstu- Aessssns
20 - : S-aclzzrt .. LINING
t7T aTpea-aS .-r LIuzs7S-1n A.aae-
r, asa .as 1c~ saDD - make good 1ae
10ctr-- los l---ugh III E-1srcance
T9r las- year beng oeic- ne I'm
oee- aecess--- +c- ign scaooi aasist
Gocs- cw-nc = n 4-.e-.a Former
= 1a- Gocu- j. -EP--s 1n6 iasr vsnr
a. --er-Ee II = Sc. The LOWE ASSES
Sa5s re SIZE gave sanH = -9-Z
L:-e-r-. Academy
Senator -or- Of york SD ne
limerick Aca-srE Uas srrua-ad
1-oC-- 20 --ses -~In II -a1-oa1 aac
: = -,ac- ~ same ac-G-lcc as 9Th
- s----.t 2GaaeEc.es I md hea sa0u
yea 9u- re a--anGaace aa1 len
Detc- 81 s-1Car-A. IRE ha1 ies--cya ed
1p-!Ctngs. Srr-t-s s-~,IrK orra-e lnG
- ---@~ ea-- ~ 1aG 1-1--4e-
re scno- f i -aEs S51t for aacr v.eAr
Y -t-n-H.es E-gr -,-z3- q s1acai-
- - I'd sec-1r- &C nay ave
so1e f~"- -1e-s - eo.Ier- The aVa--
aEe s--@EEl-ca Is -rw .1cc. .s
L:-=-1e.- Acaeerny
-.oEE 81 -ie-A IF -l-ch-
fed SPOKE - -IE..daid : -ad=mv
v1cr a-sKz +ar s-on .ar r. rre-1 re-.
-l- sElrCt = r. g1yL L1-G4-4C- md
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

mUaais art Ae kidnevs need helo-
You should uee GOLD MEDAL 8Aar-
lem OH Capsules NM etiar.ly. The
souro,0e. healing oil stimulates the
hene-a relieves Inflammation and 81
E-uyS rSe germs winch have carsed Il
Go % POUR dru<GR cnd1y and 81 Q
hax Of GOLD HECAL EAacseR Oh
Capsules. n swen1r-fsur hours VOC
should teel health and v,Eor reru-a;nG
After YOU feel somewhat mpF0vsu
continue % cake one or rvo apsuias
each cay. 30 n 20 keep me hrst-cinoE
condition AMI ward CT the dxaser o.
other ac-AckA
AK fnr the 1Ck-nAi In pc-red GOLD
MEDIA brand -a--- sises- Money re-
funded = -ney 10 not Rei1 yaI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
BUDGET EEARNG

Ta.!e ne Budget 7eA--nG
T.oaesGar vas E-van o"e~ ~ r~e-
rloas ar-a-gern4uL q ~ tearing If
-ec aes1g H3- 17rr0rriat.cns M car
-r,les. me Ans7lsa. Wa gen spec--
= e -ea--. learge + ans-
ser CT w.-s: " appea-ec rer ne
,,,a-as l -,ean Inssl-A- q C+ree-,
vile Jl.c-.0r explaining MT me "
sr.=u-le- vas oU.g .a--ety ~ '--
oer.ng ,n-Aresrs. hu1 -aa- ne Srare
arpr,rr,aesc s2.0e rar 42c:' At ~
years 49, a7c 1918 -he cesr 9
-a.n,enaace was s-1,a0n, w..ca -
aasr paar was -r-vieE Cor ~ s4a0n
--ar, anocwner- s+ohn -~C- -nrc-.e
t~sr -asas anc s2hr --nn ne ~-a-=
laa~cc 4 ae6c1- ef sShN TH= hos
sl-al asks So 3 500 Cor =H"- II Sc
yaa-s 1a-a ard a.G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

are -a-gst an6 < 5 ne on,v 4Teare
course = a--'c.z---."a = Anc-asccr-2--
aoc1c- -he 1c-u-torv va 1u-n-G
last WIRE SINCE W 1e.. ne 4ttenn
ane-- no tl--n NJ s.,cE- 20 per cen
x ~ ra;s less g. aor-r4rory. -y-n an
soc1a. privileges. l. .s ---hG4I . nor
these NJ -@-na : - 1oI re~
propnsir4cr. GC- -As replacing u VIVA
ws ICED q n1iG M Ne sav- 1ac
Il II estimated -1a- ne @-AGE-G W
1os, 1aour $50 10t II wrlcr We as
g5gbr irG-, re -ta Il = tne G-s-
spec a4p~~rr:aE- Us 2ata eve
asked n tt,- LeElsi.- --.-r@. u !ava ~
erarU--reuf ~ So n'iu aGa " a -A.e
ae.r oapp +. r@t --oEs -.@@
zee Academy
r. As-e.-Rs vea-r4..r'.t- : Ia
-cs- SIX . ne apur-0r:atsa1 ~-
scn0n asked ~ teache-x. -ce 4 caa
e-7v vas i7ro~oc-a &C = s45 and
ne + - eldest RI ne St4'a. -
sar~v-s q lar @ac+s~- an s-rF
-7--r1-= NJ a--.--r-s Sc -"lcN ~ -
-.t. ION SCHOOLS E-G - 00i'v-
"a w hcs G-rce ana shrG- az
~..- ne --us- aes fnv -@G-e -
no, g. : 1G-. G.~r 80 -2@a" a.
a - - 49, -1se- eha IA q
IA ..---:-l+e@ a-r1- s,."r
= II. -. III -=-s I -.~- a.r
-. : - IT, zion - Sae 1t. -
=, -,.-.3n ..as Ae-- ~ q ne -n1es'-a
2ca DER -s, za4 has ia eVecla az
-,,'--.a-lo-s IRE c~~-.r--r~ Ias p
-or--a-= e a9ou- sion re -r-eres'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
Central Maine Power Co.

--E-9n AMI AsrCa.e of alsca -agc.s a.
Tex ae-s az ne 3a-- :. he -eEass o.
ne rnr--ll--ae 0 ,ou-e- % ne ZCr-
eraH- a-3-ac.a-.on a members az ne
-egisiE IRE f1- -uU--err e--anded as
delegates 70 -1e -.~-s-c-
-Dr@H-ar~e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
9TH LEGISLATURE
---aer +~cr- Sane g

: sTI @GS S'T Sic
/, 7GuceG. some II winch W..
- - ae-- Vacnssca :
: $ or ne purpose u de-
{ -e.s.A 1.nn Or oosE-ucring ar
:, ~ arr a!,E-1o- ncr:rs.
1a sose purpose u 1av.ag
= -s-ss--ors u ne cic.Escs o.
!. ,=s4- - --ac cher MAJ Ne can-
2 go me 1v one COMM
4-. 7rss-hie -epc--ac n one
!. - II me gentleman
~~~ n IKE. coczen- WIKI
~s7~ ae-s : NJ notion De
- g: aas already oee-
le nr me -nhle
71--.anG = n ar
ne cnmnsnsa .4ar Az
az No vsekx rem next
- lair 9eaay y
an s-ary.and. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30


state - SIC -om tcvcs- There are
n Hrese--t i" students n t2e IcsC-
--lor a1a me building when
dumped " acrcmoaa-e 30 sIat,-
e--s rs scnoo, -as = supply ana
soas sIsp4E .a--e -er-.tor" oeTuesn
E-ese4e Isle I'll -1oL-ran Vae:'e
mere lre -sv seconc--T schools
-e1-4I sZls-s 2oc he sc2pnl asks -nt
-1T money = -1=er --2;1- 1a1c.t MY
o.-y None II Ai1 = --ae--g Z
van 1arsa ceiIees
~ 49,, .---,..,.,
.-,,--.- -
.,,-,,,,-,.-,r n y ga ,ng
~ ,,.n.r a----,-,,.-,,-,
.,u,u u.,,,,, -. .r+,,.,.i ,.,1,t-. ,fpa -
-, -. ,-u-, -.-,s,s--. ..,
2.1nsr- We. I Vassa lore
--~.g,-aL - tre z;..~ct. -,-ese.' I'D
- AIMS NJ his Ics-.z.-,or. 9llcn
vs. n.--- =, -e44 M u..c.. ~ ASKS
~ :. a..-,r,-.a-.cr y g so, tsr
7r-.--.9.-- sl.-a.,e curriers' -g-
.ru-se = a4n4 ectrczics an. s5ao -f
2--vlde suitable aPpa-a-.s @nr suL2
- ua -.,..- -,,,,..
80 ,o1..ac ar. ..ano x -,. w.
- - ~ v-.cr ms xars an
j. ;,--a ,,o,,,- ~ ne H.
90. N-,r, 80 sro.o; "a rone IL
- -. -.
- - .-,,a- s.--t--,.e 49,
.-,-,-.ng,- ~ .,.sr
- - .-a-,,4r~a -.
--.--.- ,-,-s e. - z--,ss---s
-,-..,-s -4s-s pn-a m
- 81. ~.s
-,,7.,~ - - -pna
e -.-l, sr--4.-r 49, -~r, gf
vasHa .3oro a. a-asen: makes -
a7=c.ai a.7~-p- am t2- ne acHoot
Mt -a-S u ----lC- OF sE1a sTl-er-s
t-Nrr me .cU- ~ a--s1G ne sc.lur-
-nare ara an0l-- 30 srlcsr-s --or-.
WIS We aava nc 1--1 sTHouIs
n -rei- W. -hev hare an endov
-7e-- ~u-d -1I.- 5a~s 500 and q
IS alou1 sas- s 9L4l 5u- or egaci
.ns ana r. a-1 IF sIuce--s 4
----1e- ~ ne s12C--S pay -"
ear --5-lnr
Mo--,c ..A Academy
5.
"a THEFT - = -
-..-. N--iI-- :
l.'s'T p =. IT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

administrators ana f-ad - ezaar
wb,k- 1he s1a-e1 mat IT, expenses
e -as sennci wer. Sssea a ys1r. Tia.
ne -ecsIyts f-an students ware s5SoB
alG --cD The Srz-e a7pror-.a-cn
s@51b. which resulted Z. ds-E-- If
s--1t- --s --as-ees ara acw asking
-Cr 81 appropriation Ct $4,000 .1- each
IF ne vars 1913 aaa -a25 for nan
! c-as2Cu 1-rEz Governor Min.k.r
A1ss E-ycr stE-a6 nat ne anna
----1c- -1a-Ee vs. SIS. zoc mat there
~a-a sr-1sr--
Mare -ertrai l,srisu.s
- c4G--.1s - L1ls -rsC-E11or were
presE-- Nv S-sclsv 2 Oldham q
Ea.---z-EI-- SE courses were gwen
40 re w1rk - ne ns-L--nn vas
Ire : ne -a---e u county Ign
scaOC- ma ma e p--va-a I1sL--i-
rLCr- re sra Owls II -lat se.--C-
without EIEn Schools sem -aaIr 1-E-
se1oof scaciars . Name Cer-a n
Ste. A. Present 80 CT = re 50
s------s -- ne INSTITUTION a-e I'm
F',-----z1-4i1 n 1= E1a- Qas- ne nor
IL Tang ,c--se- g--a1-a-e5 - ST.
t=--s : go --4e- = "s9G--s
inst he maze AZ once r. heating
-- 7E-LE j. e1- u order II. '1tr+
a-.- ---- 5-7-r ---ea-4r- ..1s-s ara
r.,~..-as u+.c- 80 4n- -7c-a
,--ar taeu ..e.,,--,as - II.
---A sa-f a-,,r.ara - ~ sr,...,-
7..aa a.sc as Is EEa slnoo. ear
~. ~-x-s IL -,s- r-r--v
80. n y r.r,A ~ -,--Sa.>.
--aas;.-ar az N sa1ocg. SAD ,ae .e1r-
.as If -ave-.re uara few Ea-v
-ala-s sar ne nsper. . -na z-.sisr7-s
-.A-a ~,,- l. 49, ~. -r,,-r-,s. -.v-
~ w. e-~-- .o- a25 .aoG----7.--.
Tag Tie e-a,,v--r,a-- -uat i SrnH..
aaoE- saH Of oc- IS ne scnoc. saE
o--- I'M, 4 III - ''oA IN
L. IS : s'f--- - a. II
2V---Ao'e 0rsN aooc1 S--eN or s-'"
=" = "Hv@r-e ae -l-lcr -
oecH .acHaAaec = --4e lSSl -S~ Z 1-~s
@u- r. NJ" - etc" a. 1cssto.- =
9ac- Tt III ms Deer ~aacled. me
increased .r-- 2 Si--G-Hes has neen
- - ae--. sver as GEAR ara =
p@- cer- -l1re laa- -wa vaE-s aga.
-.t a--anGa,ee 1aE fa.ien q. 1u.ae
Ii var mn -.-lcce a1c ne ..a.er..s
nd re .-7c~lL.s.4., -.0E- N su--Iies ia.
,e.p sou.-ce .ac- 1-aaas 4
- scscr1a -.,1S
1t .aser-s A=sae-y
--s SEn0Ll -rslg r~ga--teC u .ah-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
LNENNG Up
co~&snuee f-n~ Page One

cock -tC-sday morning alc ne
Eucssr hearing a. = cIecx- a Nun
per II hearings a-s sccetuiec 11- ne
afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

ne sac auct-ur as -ec-.-ec r. sav
1har -he-e ne necess,.~ y Az ------a.r
acton ends The -hA.- -aels ia : Is
wise 70 cHl ne attention e ne nem-
os-s n ne 1act ma here NUS os
resolve placed oefnrs sne Legislature
II o-de- ~u- -1esr APPROPRIATIONS = 20
through anu inasuucu as ne -.1e r
50 nearly closed <nr 2-,vzrs and spec.al
legislation. L oenuuves hose in-srest-
&C = -Sese -,a--a-s = see ma -
suive e PIT z seasc-aoiy
On molten r~ NJ Eo.lev u Norm
Anso-.
Adjourned ur-i 70 . ciock -cr1r---x
Nc--cr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

RE -ha.- wi. AXE
4znBGnce ne cum-
y rns Eause gn me
~ seE-lenlao nm
nCnraas. -eiarins rs
7r@fA- and sunU.L
s.@- a2n-eciac.ur q
1,l,s- Executive =
~ y me -eg,sia-ure
~-1ecr eMcieacv cun-
" appoint as
lie Ia If The
Eans u MnnMour..,
~a,ley ana Gi3n1ur u
Ia- -ae-e Is per-
'"-s AIMING On ne a&-
K T aaG-upr;a-lnns
-eprsssn ed sy re
-eslHia u-e -ar schauis
LIB john TIA
- 1r= me committee
a mi tnAnc.R. a.a.-s,
3esr sHr.Mazss Wilt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
Aesor Acaas- y

Principal Williams appeared so-
4nson Acada-- a. No--r Arsur az
nla-nag II mora ar ,esg deral 5
v.rk n ne college. English. home
arrs and teacher naming courses
The scnscl nteia.s are desi---s ef
establishing ar agricultural 1eurse
and II MAKE ire schoei na-run.-v
center an appropriation sf s25ae s1r
aaca II -ae ensuing -wa ~an-s vas
q Ok
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

l ROUNDS = z1--
70. An Asst 70
= ne Ee~iasa sta
mama ag-ape and
Nas lARen ram rhe
Tar nnuor ~ ne
ras -e-=--ea g me
.-,-'@ FAIRS and Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
: --.-7-I OPEN
F-z s AND HEAD

r 4cpnec IN Nauexds
-aaa-- oics n OnH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

MISS -oulsa : P-yor II re hoard
Of --ustees e Mason ,-s-.--1-a 1.
s7-,revaie taid II me work " Tia
5chool sa 1oe -na- ID - ne Close -
ne last wear aaprCz-na1al-- 900 g,,-ts
1ac heeu g-aSIa-eC ~ -he schoot oe-
nm laE FAMED secretaries -aac1ers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

-he -lLle:i1- afternoon Sasslou
II rts Bulge hearing WIS opened b"
Ear-v u IAN ~ Portland. wnu TOLD
ST r1s 1aeGs II Las saMu.aaiGn for
Tn3f7l n - ws. n winch ne with P
Z Csl1.In II Eangur and r'h;Irias ?
Barnes u Eauis8n. Is member US,
amount asked IS -ne sau1e Is -wg
yaa-s sgl. S50G. - Rhlcc 500 - -ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

1es- sHr.MaEss VIII.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30
-tac c;ass,cai .nsritu-s

p-,c.7a. -aa-iss Z Haskell c.
Len E-.-- I-s-..-1-e IL -u-n-r "a ne
school was 13erec = -an-, mas ia
enrolled zas ocrs ard gr.a. W. a.
sr-e-.Se a--cnGc-re II SO Fave o.
row. against p last r.a- The -'-4-
lr- IS s3s Der rear T ou- col--ses
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
AerOplane at Lake Falls

The exhibition and passenger aero
plane at Buckeye Lake operated by
Lieut.. Mcconnell, took a nose dive
Sunday afternoon, wrecking the ma
chine and injuring the operator. The
accident occurred late in the after
noon after a number of successful
flights had been made and was due to
engine trouble. Fortunately no pas
sengers were on board at the time.
The plane landed about two miles
south of the park, and when McCon-
pell was picked up he was uncon-
scious. He was taken to Summerland
Beach hotel and received immediate
medical attention, which disclosed
that no bones had been broken and
that his injuries were not of a serious
nature.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Important Business Change

The Great Western clothing store,
established by L. Hirschberg in 1882,
has changed hands, Mr.. Hirschberg
having disposed of his interests to
Henry Pfeffer who has been continu-
ously connected with the store for
the past 35 years. During Mr.. Hirsch-
berg's long and successful business
career in Newark he has built up a
business equaled by few and estab-
lished reputation for honesty and
fair dealing surpassed by none-his
word was as good as his bond and no
misrepresentation of goods was ever
allowed Henry Pfeffer needs no In
PRODUCTION to the citizens of Newark
and Licking county, as he probably
enjoys as large a circle of friends
and acquaintances as anyone in the
city. He has always taken an active
part in organized labor circles and is
at present the Financial Secretary of
Retail Clerks Local No. 178. He will
return from the east in a few days
where he is at present purchasing new
goods, and will be glad to meet his
friends at the same old stand-the
old reliable Great Western, south
side square.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Struck by Famer's Car

Saturday evening Mrs. Gusta
Lining, 1912 East Main street, was
struck and knocked down at corner Of
East Main and Morris streets by a
machine driven by man named Os-
born, a farmer living north Of the
city. She was removed to the city
hospital, where it was found that no
bones wer broken although she had
received numerous bruises.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Trustee Will Buy Stamps

Walter Metz, trustee of the gas
case escrow fund, has been ordered
by the court to invest enough of the
money in his possession to purchase
200 War Savings Stamps. 1t is prob
able that six months will elapse be-
fore the gas consumers receive the
small balance remaining after the
lawyers, expert accountants, clerks,
assistant clerks, ETC., etc, get their
whaclI at the fund.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Deininger Returns From Trip

William Deininger, the popular
day clerk at the Arcade Hotel, has
returned from ten day visit to De-
troit accompanied by his mother Mrs.
Fannie Deininger. Mr.. Deininger
also visited in Chesning, Mich, dur
ing his absence.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Submit New Contract

The wage agreement between the
employees of the Ohio Electric Rail
way and the war labor board expires
August 1st, and a new agreement has
been presented. The action Of the
railroad company on the new contract
has not yet been announced.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Elks Enjoyed Outing

The outing Of the Elks at White
City was enjoyed by nearly $50 mem
bers of the order. A fried chicken
dinner with all the necessary
"fxin's," was a feature Of the oc-
casion.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Local Items
ENJOYING Ocean Breezes

Mr. and Mrs. George Hermann are
spending two weeks vacation in At
lantic City.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Mr.. and Mrs. VOllmer Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Vollmer, so
Bowers avenue, entertained their
friends with a miscellaneous shower
last Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Nutter. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames Raymond
Paulsen, Clyde Johnson and Children,
Ollie Wolfe and children, j. S. V0N-
mer, Ray Nutter, Mrs. Guy Nutter
and children, Mrs. Treva Stricklin,
Mrs. Mary Roach and Mrs. Eva
Nutter.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01
Butt DISCHARGED

Edwin A. Butt, son Of county COM
missioner J. C. Butt, received his dis
charge at Camp Sherman last week
and has returned to his home in this
city. He is in excellent health after
q years overseas duty.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-01

Work Started on East Main Street
Work of tearing up the East Main
street pavement, preparatory to re-
paving that thoroughfare, was COM
menced Monday morning.
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proved one of the most popular events
Of the local card. A flock of class and
new talent will lend special zip to the
event this year.
Several new twists and oyster shell
traps have been laid in to make the
going hazardous for the unwary and n
tremendous time is promised all by the
committee.
Entries should be made to Frederick
G. Robbins, secretary of the Country
Club of Atlantic City, as soon as pos
sible in order that proper arrangements
may be made. Other members of the
committee are Maurice Risley, Fred
erick s. Sherman, DR.. Theodore Sense b
man and II. Kendall Read.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-08
ATLANTIC CITY GOLF
salt Breezes to Lure Golfers to Shore
for Great Country Club Tourney
There is no curtain on golf.


Proof of this is the announcement
that the annual fall tournament at At
lantic City will be resumed on Thurs
day. October %.
The entry list, which closes the day
before, is expected to contain the larg-
est number of Philadelphia golfers
that ever competed Golfers from other
climes from far and near are also ex-
pectcd to make up classy field. The
qualifying round will be at eighteen
holes with match play on the Friday
and Saturday following. There will not
only be prizes in all flights for the win
ners and runners up, as in the past,
but there will also be prizes in the
beaten eights, and n special handicap
event the last day for low net score.
The privilege of the course is cx-
tended to all contestants from Monday
October 20 to Sunday, October 26, in
elusive. The tournament has always
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-08

New Brunswick. y. j.. oct. S-The foot
ball pageant celebrating the fftieth ami.
vcrsary of the first intcrCollegiate football
game. which was played between Princeton
and Rutgers. will take place IN the Princeton
Stadium on Thanksgiving Day. November
-. The pageant will include all tho styles
Of play from 1869, when the first game was
played. to the present time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-08
LEAGUE FOOTBALL
STARTS TOMORROW
West Philly-Frankford Opening
in CimbeI Cup Competition
Advanced a Day
ON P. R. R. Y. M. C. A. FIELD
By PAUL PREP

nh" 1910 Intcrscholastic League foot
ball inaugural has been advanced twen-
ty- four hours. Instead of playing on
Friday, the elcvcns of West philu =
dclphia High School and Frankford
High School will begin competition for
the Ellis A. Gimbcl Trophy tomorrow
afternoon at the =. II. II. Y. NJ. c. \.
grounds. Forty fourth street and Park
side avenue. The kick off is scheduled
for 3 O'Clock p. IN.
The probable line up follows:
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off. His yacht has laid at South Brook
lyn wharf ever since
1t is in fine condition, and as the
same American boats which were to
race then are still in perfect condition,
the race is surely on for 1920
The committee of the New York Yacht
Club will meet shortly to accept the
challenge just announced. and it i,
thought that everything is sitting pretty
for classic event. Some say Sil
Thomas has spent more than S3.OOO,OO(
in his efforts to win the cup, which was
originally valued at $500,
But it's the thought and not the in %
trnsic value that gets en-.
lie is entering ;hr shamrock ~ for
the 1920 cmbroGilo. Mex year will "u
the thirteenth time the New York
yachtsmer will have defended.
The first race in the 1920 series 70
tho American Cup will take place June
"a. 1920. if the challenge submitted by
Sir Thomas Linton is accepted. Tho
challenge specifies that the first race
should take place upon that date anC
the others at intervals of two days.
Charles r.. Nicholson. of Southamp
| ton. designer of Shamrock ". who is
considered England's foremost pro-
ducer of racing yachts. is now in Amer
lea to sec about rcfitting Shamrock ",
now in drydrock in Brooklyn. Mr.
Nicholson has cabled to Sir Thomas
Linton that the Shamrock. which ha,
been carefully stored in drydock in Erit
Basin since her bclatPd arrival il
America during the war. is in pcrfcc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-08

Lexington, KY, Oct. s.-Thc feature Of
Yesterdays meeting Of the Kentucky Trot-
ting Horse breeders Association was the
rnce for the Phoenix Hotel prize. of n value
Of $4,000. Grace Direct won the second in
sy fashion, after which she defeated her
field in a hard drive In tho finish.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-08
Elliott Hammonton High Captain

Hammonton. y. j.. oct. S.--"Pep' El.
liott halfhark of the Hnmmonton High
school football team, has been elected cap
tain Of the eleven.