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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
Last Legion Concert
and Dance of Season
City Hall Wednesday Eve.

Ja-es Fitzgerald Pos- Nc :. Ar
e-sca- LAE-c1- VIII give a concert and
da1ce a. C..y hal e6nas5ay ere
Ming. IUs5c % t-e furnished ~ Doug
-as sT6s.ce Jag c-ctsesr-a- THIS x
liz last eSree * II hei5 by TIA IocaI
Post th-- s@ssoz. lis purpose bang
% secure funds 20 carry tae c-gaa-
Ia 10, through .h= sgm1er months.
= 1EcscE pecp-s have aiwars l.s-pn-
lEe1 Legcc Affairs an5 il Is auts--
isiate6 hat tig croZ6 I'll he II az
tendance TIE orchestra VIII delight
those who do nor dance viii AT az
c=i3eoI program. while the dancers
XII have luszc that makes = in
yosss.s - ketp LaF tae1 Sill Tnz-s
VII % cars &c EslioEe- and Gar;i-
csr after The ds1ce-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
F. E. MCFARLAND
This Is Better
Than laxafiyes
One Mr. raAlsf Eseh Night Fer 4 tSsok
Will csrree. Year csnxsisstssa aae
asAe Constant nssies uanoes4-
4Ay. Try h.

Poo, digestion a1a assimilation
mean 9 poo-2y ocE-Esnea bo5T 2nd
scv vitality. Poor e.l-c6t9pa means
elogee6 bowels, fermentation. p-t-s-
fAc-Ja and TIE 1o--Etlca q po1sslols
gases which are absorbed ~ Tia Saooa
Soa earned through Tia body.
Ies rem. Is Ee2-sss. headaches,
GirZoess- coated to-EEe, .azc-Ts ETE.
6-5o-s Attacks, 3czs o< e-EE. -s-T-
Cls-eSs pc,o- s-T+lts- Impoverished
kiooa. saLow co--1tIca. r4--4ss. SKI
disease, AID of.E2 @ss ssrzo-s L.
lEss
Ordinary saxztivss, urges aad c.
th1-Lc-E1l.s- c-1s. clo1eI ac5 tEe
Ik-lz- reeve 3o- z .sE hoEs b.
real lasting bsrset ca on.y co-s
through Use C Eedic-s sas. .aoes
60 sd s--1E-hs-s the digestive Is
Wei as the e-x--z-irs c-H1G
Get 9 Sc BIZ q Nature Remedy
9N2 TABLETS g-5 take O. table. eaca
t4Ss: foc q week Eesst VII fellow
tie very 6-<- oase- b-. q few Gays
VII eix-rse before ro- feel and realize
the f-Dss. heaset Whsa yo1 get
s-Ig.-Esi o.. E-i 1sel sast rieN
ayz1a .c1 heed %. take medicine
WI tea Ese7 JOY EyEsl = god
-ccc he-t Es1t-hs-. kee-Gcg vel s
NSeZ-ss Fs-ecy dNE -Eosetse are
.o- c-lsE--
z. Z. BITTER. Druggist
s1s~stS~- TIE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
Pershing Visit to
Aupllsta DELAYED

Ge-e-ai john J Pe-Se--s. con-Rn5s-
CO tie American Expsdl5on.-y forces
Z France. who has been planning -
spend a week n Maine beginning MAY
=. VIII Be unable 70 CONE 81 that tine
because TIE steamer n which he Is re-
turning from Panama hss -ua agoEo5.
Tbs information vas contained Z z
Letter -ece.red by Governor Car. E
NE1iksa Saturday Do-ng t-o1 Colaae,
J. G Q3ekDeyer. side-ds->smp - Gsa-
s-l Ps-shi.E. who SAYS
Washington d 9,
Nay L. zsl
"Ecno-zble c. z AlIkea.
governor. State Of Maine,
Augusta. Maine
Dear Governor NI..kec.
The ship o. which Geesral Pursuing
was returning f-o1 Panama -ga
aground 81 San Jua-. Porto Riaa. day
O. 50 Ego. and Ell informed tbs rno-n-
2g tai he earliest Il can arrive n
New Ye-k I'll o@ shc-t he E.a c. this
nc1In- Tbs STATE - Affairs makes i a
Little lo6s8riIs as - the sxac. date In
Eh2cE he can vIs1t yol- S-ats-
As so9u as ! AZ able 20 ID 50 ! vii
ADVISE ZOE The sEs1I da-e and tine %
arrival aid other details relative - 8
visit Il Is hoped that you AID yorr
citizens VII 10. = caused E-y iocoa-
vez5s1os q Account q ny 1.soil7v -
gre Eol np-s exac, 5-foma.o-
Te-y --,y .o--s.
(SE=53 y. G QCEEENEyER
''Colooel Caral-r.
+A6e-5e-cErp
Cp0a -tc-pt :. his letter covs-o-
G-Eis-a announced LAT he WI us=
svsy +.c-T - hare General Pe-sh.-g
sped : fan week n Naz,e TIE chief
e1ec--iye L . v4s.i WsshnEoa The
co--s vesE- Ehe-- be sas t=sa .av---
- ~ Hon ?. p. C3aLto-. FEDERAL COR
missioner - eauca3o- p address :.
E-ea- -sIhc-El cavrc Convention o. 81 =
cation which VI, bs = session q. .h=t
tine Governor Milhken VII -hs- -ske
- WIKI Genera Pe-shIE -he oaastloa
q ths ls-.f-'s cczag aa6 VIE -rEe rpg.
re commander q the American Exp
63tisCE-y force the das-zeeIIli-y II 6eIzy-
l1E rs T3si- n Z tire when Z tun W. :
cz- - givs- 20 tie STATE q Gzt-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

Monday Is dancing class llgt. E.
The Cub for al members who want
70 Go only social dancing the tine 70
Gene IS 3 O'clock The lesson VII be
ovv and Members ran come Up stairs
I'D so5oE 6aoc1ag 70 good music
Tuesday. CGbs-s ara invited o..
70 -astr very frs party The Good
VII ClCh ere 10 ths the hoStesses
Come One a-5 al aid ssnd yo1,
name n 10 -he club oEoa now for /:
3s<1cs- TO late % report o. the nun-
hers for -hs GOODWIN party FIR TIES
dzr night
Wednesday vii D. another zig day
A-5 fo- the pubic who would Ike -
-lav Rtist with delightful COMPANY
A. TIE clubhouse a. $50 II .he aft
ernooa and 80 n th= evening
La6ies and gs--snea visitors al ara
welcomed Please bring your ow-
cards
THURSDAY evening Z. -he c;ub. nj
2oe-T and 5-esszaEng classes Wi.
mat Is csCai Miss CIT nay TOT b
able 70 attend this zeaE bu- The low
- Glib Tc,u-r Is you-s TO ge1 ca2g1;
~ On voEr vyo-s- Les invite an
oths- ZslSsr ~ z friend 20 enjoy
ms social e-eni-E
VIA. abcE. calling yo-- c.-cia To-
ge-hT FIR the f-st tine o. Thurs-
day. Friday . Saturday o. S-1dsy
n1t7 Two circles arg already Or
gained Three more are O. the way
Why no- start Il afternoon c5rc.e :.
ycu are free tc- an afternoon ocez
slolaily. tbe-z VII Is others
Now rc-5 at,o-- Il. B-va Naw-
girls and 6a-ce IN Union hill
JUS an ordinary dance tsgt an extra
good dance planned Good uuslc
and re ci1b spirit making .o- :
good tina for AZ tbs Is Fri6ay
evening. May .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
USES OF ASPIRIN
TOLD BY "SAYER"
Bsye- Co-ra,y. Wire Introduces
ASPIRIN fs Years Aga, GIVE Advice

Whe- ths Szys- Company ir--o-
d1os3 AsT&-z1 ove- +5Ehtesr years
ago. pcysic1z1s so p-oved = may
Telo1s hap II -el3sTl-g rheumatism
Cc16s. Headache, Neu-al ga Earacne,
Too1hac1e. LUZosgo. S=ur3tis. Ach-
ia- JOINTS and Pa3- Il gs1gal.
To &c. this sane g=nui2e- world
tgno2s Aspirin. yoZ nDs. ask II:
Baye- Tzhle-s q Aspirin" na-xsd
With tne -Szye- Cross" Eou vi,
find safe AID p-oI.ar directions Il ev-
e-y 1-h-oEs2 package
Handy i, t.oxes q - tablets COS:
Only Z few cents- Druggists also seli
larger -Rzy@" packages Aspirin IS
-hs trade 0a-k u Bsver Manufsc-
tEre q Noooacsticzc.5e sts, Ct Sail
cYticaci6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
Funeral Of Or. Charles ervs,.

The funeral Of the late Dr. Charse.
BrJant was held AZ s-30 Sunday AZ
ternoon from TIE home q Hon
Charles - Nlhken, s. Western ay-
euue- Rev. William 2 Wood. D. D.
oncizted- The Odd Fellows ser
vices followed and there was . larg.
attendance Of Odd Fellows szd Re.
besahS The rnairs VIII be taker
this Monday morning 10 Norridge-
Uock for burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

NnAe On the way 70 New York
Win The Atlantic feet Secretary Of
me Navy Josephus Daniels VIII talk
Win the people Of New York City ay
NIreaess telephone from the aagshir
Feansyivaaia Saturday morning, his
speech being delivered 20 the pubic
n Times square. hy means OF aaps :
flying devices installed On the racs ~
the Times Building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Health Commissioner Robertson Ct
Chicago has undertaken TO re61ce the
weight Of - very eorp1lsnt women.
and, Independently. Miss Antoinette
Dornelly is engaged IN reducing g
fst men She leads them on q three
mile hike in the morning. followed by
exercises II gymnasium In the
afternoon they Go the Arny setting
Up exercises or as much Of il as they
can negotiate az present Their diet
Is also rig5dly regulated. q. are their
hours Of sleeping. They are showing
splendid results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

The regular meeting Of Gen PHI sher-
Aan Circle. No. s Ladies Of the c. A
r. Win be held IN g. A r han Tues
day afternoon ~ 30 O'Clock The pres
icent desires a fuu attendance as IL
pcrtAns business Z regard 70 the oe-
partraent convention. which VIII Re he'd
in this city June Is and Il. viii hse trans
acted: also business regarding Memo
rsai Gay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

4, Piakhsn reports tbs following
cstches S1ooaT - Lake Ccbos=eco-4-
iee- showing that 1he FISH hav+ start
@ BRING again: IL. FaiccZi = Hal
lowell. = four pound trout AMI TWO
white pe-cts; NJ Bre6s-r=at Of Farm
ing1s;e- - pound trout ard -h7ee
white perth. Fay Boa-6way q Car
dios-, l-2 pound a1d TWO pound
trout: Dewey McDonA6. I've white
rsrch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Mrs James NJ White and her
mother. Mrs Eliza Allen left Sstur-
cay. for Mansfield Mass. 10 attend
The Golden Wedding Of Mrs Aliens
brother. Charles Roberts. formerly Of
Richmond. NJ Roberts is q Civil
War vsser-a and fought all through
the war with he sih Mass Inf Reg
amenr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
James EtzEra,5 PoS ,

James Estzgera,o Post No. :. An
e.3can Legion meet this evening q 5
P N. II Legion hsr' tbs meeting
Is q more than cs-gl Importance as
plans for -he observance O. Me1o--
IL lay VI. oe discussed ana evs-y-
Eslhs- O. -he Post should is on
naod TO talk matters over. Olhs-
matters % Importance are % come
before TIE organization, 50 = = ID 20
81 members 70 he present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

The May business meeting and So
cal Of the Christian Eaoeavor So
ciety OF the Penney Memorial church
win be held Tuesday evening; May
ls. n the home Of Miss Ciarice
Johnson. Quinby street 4 large
attendance Is desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

TIE Es1-ebec Journal Company
has purchased -fe plant and go-o5
WI. q ihe Maine State Book binding
Co The business VII be continued
ua6e- rha o36 -aEe and II the same
location
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

The Advisory Board Of the Angus
L GIrts Community Club VIII hold
its regular monthly business meeting
al O'clock Tuesday afternoon - the
Clubhouse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

P Q. Files O. Fairfield was a VS.
i1or II Ire City Friday for a few
hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

FGlsy Ae-rn Of Windsor was in
the city Saturday on matters Of a
business nature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

william Coroett. who was former
" On the Augusta police force but
who is now employed as oyerseer in
the AreroscogIn mil az Lewiston
vas =, Weekend visitor in the CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Mrs. Wesley Peacock u16s-Een. :
SERIOUS surgical operation Saturday
morning a. her home on Bso1ett
strict: She IS resting as comfort
ably ss car be expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

The War Department has received
requests for thousands Of tents from
New York and from Pit.sburg 10 ac-
coEno6ats persons w-ho cannot find
homes this summer because Of the
shc.1age Of 6we.ltngs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
Stuart Holmes Of Sidney

Stuart Holmes Of Sidney nassed
away AT 1l-so o'clock Saturday morn-
ing AZ his horne. At : Murray street
Much sympathy Is extended tie fam
ry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Mss Madeline Saba. who Is en-
ployed II the city. passed the week
eld ~ her hcns n Fairfield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Z P. DoElins went 70 Washington
Friday On business. returning Sa-ur-
Gay 20 this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

re2avee- II was pave5 ~
blocks wascA were dug u - -
axes che night ana c2r-.e5 -H2! =.
wagons. 70 be used IS =. - .
stoves and furnaces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Aus.ol Tyler Of Mount Vernon was
r the CITY Saturday o. matters q
business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

uncaean and iae1caer1 Do not u-sst
Until the insects begin 10 poster. An
ueipaie the annoyance KIN a,ss ana
save lives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
Calvin Gray

Word has been received here q
ne death o. Calvin Gray. which &C.
CURED Il his home On the Newpor.
I'tsacr Thursday evening. May 1S. AZ
- Z shoE1 Illness Nr. Gray was a
highly respected citizen os his tgwr
and had lived ling and useful life.
Re vas : member Of .he Ma sonic
fraternity and alwars was in ATTEND
ance al the district meetings He is
survived BY g widow. la tWebbsrD
Gray sister, Miss Ellen Gray o.
Corona AMI Two sons. Ade,ber and
John Gray. = prayer service was
he'd ~ his late homo Sunday mort
ing ~ ? O'Clock and the remains were
t-ksn 70 Coriura for tutensn--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
WEBER POND

Miss Elsie Walker Of Newton.
Mass Is visiting At the home Of her
uncle c W Coleman, Weber Pond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
SAVE MONEY ON MEAT

for nurtieus dish prepares
Division Of Wsnens Aetiv
Uss this recipe and meat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Mrs Fobsrt ". Corey q Cam
bridge, Mass IS IN town 10 visit her
father, Ernest Max6eld and family.
- his home II Manson street
Mrs Ora willis Of Harmony was
II -own Saturday attending 70 mat
= rs of business.
Clarence Emery. assistant athletic
coach q Maine Central Institute ard
Y G. CollanoTe went TO Lewiston
Friday 70 attend the track NEE.
Mrs Edith Vining has received,
through Tire War Department al
Washington. French Memorial Ger
tifczte, Il honor of her son. The late
Otis u. VininE : usuhs- Ct Troop
D, Second Cavalry. who vas killed
= al automobile accident az For.
Mye-, Va August 5. 1917. The Ioca,
post Of TIE American Legion was
named for The late Nj Wiring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
AUGUSTA LOCALS

AaynE-c Yong. : stussnt :.
Bow6o.n CoIega. passed TIE week
ed =. his hoze e this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Harlan6 ECsssy Of Windsor vas q
visitor in the CITY. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

FRED ErskIle - Windsor Eas : viz
:.ol II the city Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
PITTSFIELD


TIE pleasant hons - NJ. and
Mrs George Stii1aa IN Nichols
stree, Was the sos1s Of very happy
event SATURDAY evening. the occas-
ion being Eivsa II honor Of M. and
Mrs Stlna1's Eth wedding ami
vEa-y. By A.hs New Era AUiGa-.'
q the F-ea Baptist church
4 feature Of The evening was =
program consisting q me following
numbers: Piano solo. Hudred Craig;
humorous readlng, Ms. Carrie
Henry: piano duet Mrs Eva AtweI.
Mrs. Edith CooE 4 poem written
for Inc occasion by Mrs Mary E.
Winga-s was Rad by Mrs Jennie
Raadlett
Mrs O H Drake. II he- usual
pleasing manner. presented M. and
Mrs S15-lnzn II behalf OF tie mem
bars q The auxiliary, with a very
handsome casserole Mrs Stl-lnan
responded. thanking them II very
spp-ecaa-vs and feeling narner for
tae gift
Rst-eshlen-s q ice cream. punch
and fancy cookies we're served The
evening vas passed with music and
II soc52l way and the parry brake Up
q z late hour. al vo5c5og thar en-
5oynsu- q the evening and wishing
Mr. and Mrs Stluna- many more
years q happy married life and
prosperity.
M. and Ms eLoa L Libby re-
-u-1=d z Ibsi- hoD5 II Portsmouth,
y. H SUNDAY Mrs Libby has besS
here several weeks on account Of 1hs
:Il-sss q her father aivah II. Corn
for1h and Nj LIBBY 1o:ned her tvo
weeks ago. for z Tisit.
Mrs Ctzr.es II Basse,! and dzuch-
fe-s Misses Er-5-+ and Es-he-. xs-r Il
oid Tow Friday ID pass The week ead
: v.tA M. BrssA1 AID othe- relatives
Fr2s16s Z -Towa q Sadie 3 Green
Woo VII ex,s-6 sympathy 70 her n he
lozs q he- t-ol1e-. E-os-- 2 Knowles
- Ccr-2a- which occurred F-6zy.
Mar = F-e-a- services ware aeAs q.
rs late bo-e Sunday afternoon a. lssa
Il I Nicao-s Ee-- . Pu-.1aad F-.-
day tQ- o-ist business TIP
Csscz- NJ G:veas las purchased : re.
r--a oo-t
Mrs Jennie WzIEe- las returned "a
* hoD= n wa-e-T.lle after visiting
tt- s-s-s-. Mrs Caiy- Acki-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17

Sicily denotes the '.c;---.y Y
grapes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-17
sMoTHEREp BEEF

Ne. So
p,--d. q cod
teaspoon celery seed
mustard
Sresess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-12
P0NZI SAVED
GIRLS LIFE
Young Nurse at Blacton,
Ala, Was Burned by
Gasoline Explosion
PONZI GAVE SKIN
TO HEAL WOUNDS
While in Atlanta Peniten-
tiary, Ponzi Was Schem-
ing to Make Money

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. l2.-Charles Pom
ri of Boston, who admitted yesterday
that he had served a term in the At
lanta federal penitentiary, worked in
the office of the record keeper while
in prison here. and was noted for his
quickness at figures and for his vari-
Gus schemes to make money, A. G,
Alderhold, record keeper, said last
night.
Alderhold said he could not positive
" identify Ponzi without the Bertil-
lon measurements. but that he felt
convinced he was the same man from
the pictures and descriptions.
1--WE never had man who was more
help TO us in the Office" said Alder
hold. 81 never knew him to be rat
tied or fustered and he never made a
mistake He was always connecting
some peculiar scheme to make money"
after he was released from prison
in 1912" Alderhold added, ''Ponzi went
to Blocton, a mining town in Ala
bama, where he saved the life of a
young nurse who had been badly
burned by the explosion of a gasoline
stove, When doctors decided that the
only way to save her life was to
graft skin, Ponzi, according to Alder
hold, volunteered to let the surgeons
take skin from his body and II inches
were removed from his thighs" Two
weeks later" Alderhold said, the SUI
geons said that more skin would he
needed. Ponzi allowed them TO take
fifty more inches, this time from his
back. Citizens of Blocton endearored
to bring the matter before the Car
negie hero fund commission, but moth
ing ever came of it."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-12
FIVE MONTHS
STRIKE ENDS
Transfers Union in New
York City Will Work on
the Piers
GOODS
FOR STEAMERS
Docknien Hold Meeting To-.
morrow to Act on Re-
suming Work

New York, Aug. IA rapid re-
turn to normal conditions in New York
harbor was expected to-day as a re-
suit of the settlement of long standing
differences between coastwise steam.
ship lines and union teamsters. James
j. Riordan, president of the United
States Trucking corporation, who an
nounced the terms of settlement last
night, said the teamsters' union, which
for five months had refused to haul
goods to and from piers during the
longshoremen's strike, would have the
teamsters at work to-day.
Officers of the international Long
shoremen's association announced that
meeting had been called for to-mor-
row night to vote on the question Of
the dockmen resuming work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-12
IS. 900. 900 FINES FOR
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
Have Been Awarded By the Courts in
Ireland But Sim Fem Councils
Refuse to Collect.

Dublin, Aug l2.-The sums award
ed BY the courts to the victims of NAL
icious injuries" in Ireland now aggre-
gate nearly $5,0O0,O00. They are pay
able out of local taxes and it is the
duty of the new local Sim Fem coun-
ellis to levy and collect the money. This
they refuse to do, so far, the relatives
OF the murdered policemen and others,
a. well as the owners of destroyed
property, are unable to obtain pay.
meat. Even if the Sim Fein coun-
ellis were willing to assist the claim
ants, however, the sum is so great
that it is said it would prove "intoler
able to the overbTdened taxpayers"
The largest taxpayers are unionists
who do not relish the prospect of hav-
ing to pay for the outrages of men with
whom they have not the smallest sym.
pathy There has, therefore, been
started an agitation for relieving citi'
zens of the burden of these charges.
The argument is that these outrages
were undoubted acts Of war. They were
of the same class and motived by the
same purpose as the rebellion Of Easter
week. Some Of the judges who made
the awards have endorsed this view
from the bench.
The British government paid out of
the imperial exechequer for the damage
done in Easter week They appropri
ated sl5,000.000 out Of which the mined
portions of the city of Dublin are being
rebuilt They are now being asked by
resolutions of the grand juries of Irish
counties, which consist almost entire
ly Of unionsts, to follow the Easter
week precedent and to pay out imperi'
al funds for the damage now frequent.
" being done to life and property.
The government has been quite will
ing to pay for the damage done by the
soldiers and police in the cases OF retail.
iation that have occurred in Thurles
and Fermoy. but they are unwilling, it
Is reported, TO pay for the damage done
by their cpponents Meanwhile the
victims are left without compensation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-12
EAST CALAIS

Mrs. George Balentine and guest Wis
tied Mrs. Balentine's daughter in Lyn-
donville recently.
Mrs. Winnie Persons is visiting with
friends in town.
Mrs. d. B. Dwinell has returned
from Burlington, where she has been
staying with her sister, who is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. Sawtell is visiting relatives in
Greensboro.
Herbert Eastman of Worcester.
Mass, is visiting at W Esstman's.
Mrs. Alice Corley has gone to Barre
for visit with friends.
r. Sawtell and family of Greensboro
were visitors at ID. l.. Cheevers the
first of the week.
Fred Remission of Massachusetts, is
visiting at l.. A. keniston's.
Dan Brown visited at win Lany's in
Cabot recently.
Mrs. Maud Pierce McClofin of Barre
is in town for visit with relatives.
The musical entertainment given by
the Wells family was well attended
and much enjoyed by all
c. w. Taylor and family of Worces-
ter visited at Guy Bancroft's the first
of the week.
Mrs. Mack of Montpelier is Che guest
of Mrs. Lewis Burnham.
Robert Remission was in Hardwick on
Saturday.
Miss Estelle Common has returned TO
her home in Worcester after spending
a few weeks with Mrs. Guy Bancroft,
her aunt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-12

the permanent teeth beginning with
the sixth year. The sixth year molar
may be recognized as the sixth tooth
counting from the midline of the Jaw
in front toward the back. Because
this tooth comes through at the time
the child is losing its temporary teeth,
this tooth is often mistaken for enc
of them and is allowed to remain un
treated and to decay. 1t is especially
desirable that a child should be taken
to a dentist at this time because the
six year molar is one of the most I'M
portant of all the teeth.
II sometimes happens that the first
teeth are so firm that they do not
fall out. but remain in the jaws and
crowd back the second teeth, making
them come in mis- -shapen and irrcgu
lar. Irregular teeth and jaw may be
remedied when a child is young.
Beautiful teeth are the right Of cy-
erv person. Sound teeth are neces-
sary to good health.