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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

s,eclsl 10 the New1
STAMFORD. Feb a. The APP
Mailing congestion OF West Texas
railroads will be- thoroughly pruh'd
by d. :. Railway Administration q
special Representative Felix NJ. VIII
llams IN an exhaustive trip oi iu-
sp.ctlon In connection with the West
Texas Chamber Of Commerce 200 900
effort 10 solve the present rrr'ou-
situation. The representative VINO
. reached stamford "Wednesday VIII
be accompanied ON the TRIP hN 900
official OF the West Texas cham "'i
OF Commerce. he was detailed 90
the Inspection by the ; RallN",
administration upon the insi-icnt
solicitation OF Congressman liud--
peth. l.anham. Jones and Parrish.
following endless complaints iiI'o
through the West Texas Chamber oi
Commerce
The cotton situation viii be- given
particular study to the end thdi
recommendations for g. Qualification
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

p 4 Halues tn Thomas +
Mood, IT, ls5 and f5-. section -,
block u. W. g. e. a 5 T.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
CLARENDON WILL SEEK
LOWER INSURANCE RATE


csetaftof'ss ~sws
CLARENDON Feb. l1.--The
Clarendon Chamber OF Commerce q.
making representation 90 the state
Insurance Commission looking to %
reduction Of the KEY rate az this place
upon the paving Of the entire bust
r.ss section OF the city. adjustment
81 building ordinance TO meet state
Fire Insurance Requirements. adop-
iioa Of National Electric Code and
the publication NJ an Arson Reward.
together with the remarkable record
OF iN.l per cent average fire loss
compared with premiums paid IN
past three years
The Clarendon fire department
with motor hose and chemical wagon
has rendered very efficien, service
for past three years and due credit
Il being given them Tor this reduc
ton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
DRIVE To ENLIST LEGION
MENBEiiS ~ Sttt~Sflf

SnIrta n NJ NrNH
CLARENDON. Feb. ii.-The Re-
cruitine campaign Tor the American
Legion Aubyn = Clark Post Num-
her is6 has Melted ioO per cent
gain IN ten days with several sections
of this and adjoining counties 10 be-
heard from biz meeting Is an
noanccd for Saturday. the ian. a.
Clarendon at which time officers fol
the new year will he elected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

Tb. Fay store ba. employed "
O. llapun display artist ui Fort
Worth. Who VIII ah, Nnrgs ot fh.
window display fHr that concern
Str I.ru. has h.er ruuu",t,d with
several o. 'he South largest de-
parfm rf stores and th" manage
u.uf uf Th, San feel. that o. bias
don. ReIl fn secure hi- services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
MASONIC DEGI,EES CONFERRED
tpON TWO TEAMS

Special in lht Nrvs
CLARENDON Feb l3.-N q
p.c.al curcla,c Of Royal Arch
Npsuu. Lodge llG thu. place the
po,I Arch nolcr Was conferred
upH tvo teams consisting Of Broth
aw Holland. Tucker ANA Keen ~
clarendon and Brothers. King AMI
Livingston ul Goodnight \ large
lumber Cd. Yt,tuR MaHons were
m,s.ut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

The r.a department m.dr % ruA
at >o.clock ye 'orday morning iu tn'
Taylor street ud pat ou' % Co.., orig
mating leo gas yulcanitrr The
d.m.r $3.50. light
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14
MnrlnniA Ih.L

Is Is. 81. Qu..u n r. D. simmons
.ui hla.a 80 Holland addition
Consideration to.
o. 4 Oir io &. g. Upton lots
-l-ge. block a| Mirror addition
'oa liberation >-5to.
II & Ware tu 10 Dawson. lot
I0-I-le Mo.k li. Whit" an'
Richie, Consideration $4,000
as hershey io Allen ~ W.l
born lo' b block l-t. plomous ad
Uuuu liberation $3.50.
& q. Atwood to Henry kidi par
Il block 90 Ea.le addition Con
liberation $1,000
T.. g. Mcdonald o. % 90 los
whitaker Dot o. block -.f5. 'o'
lud addition Con ..derution $3.50
Rental Receipt
Y y Mastor.uu Co Genrse iair
D.. of section .. block p. q a NJ
consideration $50
uil aud Gas lease
J x sullivan to o. ] SULTAN
lsE 10 oi - ~ of NW % ot ,'c
ion i.s. block . A. D q st. Con
adcrluon $1,000.
Fanny BrIur o. 90 tu p $ Bias
Icll section O. blo,k . :. X a X
ani Carson hul.I Consideration
s..agU.
Power nf attorney
Is p. Naaer.on tu 4 r. Nry
lun.h Tu rsDeif, rentals.
is,ignmrnt Oil Lease
p 4 HaIue. tn Thomas !
Mood, IT, ls5 and 1863. section ..
block 4. vs. g. g. a $ 7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-14

L. ] Ctescio uf Chicago repre-
scutlug the Monroe Calculating N''
chine Company will b. BOO Oh. cts
several DAYS uu business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
HOD ElLER WILL LEAVE
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL
cincinnnti's star UurIcr 10 become
Fart Owner of DanyiIIc
Coal Mine.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'M

:, lNblANhOPoLlS. IND. Ian. -
iiod Eocv. who won nineteen ont Of
!WcniE-ciEat games for the Cincinnati
nnds last season. and also beat the
I W hltc SoN =! Two games OF tn, worlds
series; SAYS tha; his professional base
,h" MAJOR bca.:2es are concerned
Ihc famous shin. bal!' hurler has
completed negotiations by which II. -
TO become part owner and aSSistar;
ecnerai manage" III nanvillc coal
l;ll"r is uno,ed as saying THAT ~ is
no; using This business transaction Tor
the, purpose OF getting a higher sallrv
~, IN otsehA!i or o, holding up tho Rods
contract i concerned.
Horace -. Ellcr is Twenty-Five years
81 age and has been pitching for tho
cincinnati Reds Tor three years liz
Ma$ chiAcd 10 the Chicago White SoX
IN i9it but was quickly :armeG o4t
70 Moline hut instead OF reporting en-
I,;Sae9 !or service on tho Mexican Dor
itF On his return he WAS reins,atcS
-! Inc Moline club, but was drattcd
VA :ai ~ Cincinnati. and has been
WIN N" Reds ever since
, - Won Ten games and los, nvc i'm
Won sixteen and lost twelve I.asr
! sea son ne arose 10 great heights ANA
was one Of the hest OF PAT Mo-an.e
InI'hihE stan, made UP. in addition ia
rIlcF, al Dutch liucthcr, Jimmy Ming.
Tiim S"i!ee. Ray Fisher ana AdoIin
i:iier turned in percentage Of a.as
4 cHud!iy effective with his tcam-Sa.rs
i.u"'acE. Who won nineteen games ana
IoSi SIX. ana Salic. who won ;vc-,.r
o''' games and lost ten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
ANNOUNCE TRACK SCHEDULE
Notre Dame Athletes WIN Meet som.
OF Fastest in Middle
West.
/ Spccia! to The T;mcs-pisn,,,

%OTRE DAME IND. IAN. 81 r.,.t
OF spice was Sprinklci on the track
prospects 1T Ia. University OF Sotre
pam" when Coach Hocknc Announced
The Gold and E!uc cindcr athletes viii
DUMP up aSains, the fastest coinpcti-
ZION III the Middle West
ne feature attraction on the sshcd-
~" are dua! meets with Illinois ;,nd
WISCONSIN,. The Badgers viii exhibit
here February Fl in an indoor en-
gaEcmcnt. and Kocknc vii take his
:n.n 10 Crbann for meet with Hi.
nois February IS. Illinois and th4
Michigan AgsicS will oppose No;re
Dame here II outdoor contests. The
dates OF these encounters have not
Uccn decided.
Ia addition TO the dual engagements.
the Cold and Blue will he represent 81.
ai the Illinois relays March i. Drake
relays April ~, Penn relays May /,
Indiana state meet May % and the
Mrsi-IM COMfernMHc mcct Juno 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
SPORTS
STARS ARE TAKING Time
HOlO0UTS PILING UP ON
BIC LEAGUE CLUB OWNERS
Few Players Have Filed 1910 Contracts
with Bosscs-lfnbc Ruth Leads
Field.
Especial 10 The Times-Dispa,chl

Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispa,chl
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-uoIdouts are
becoming frequent in baseball circles
rs the 1920 season draws on. Babe
Ruth. with his huge demands from
the Boston club, is leading the way.
The champion home run hitter Of base
BAN signed an "iron-clad' parchment
last season which called for three
years At a salary said TO be $4,000
per annum. Now the big slugger
wants Harry l'razcc 10 tear up this
agreement and make Il new one al
S.u,ooc per year.
Frnncc Stubborn.
Erazcc declares he won't give it. 1t
was further announced by the Boston
Harry Hooper the veteran outtie,dnEs'
was on the market for sa,n or trade
rms includes Ruth. Ills said that
tra%"G wantS only a modest sum like
100000 FOR Babe. In some quarters
Of the baseball globe it is said that
uniform in 1920
BesideS the Eosion player there arc
m3ny others clamorins for raises in
SaitiE Ihcy are not getting the pub
iicity that the hOmc-run hero is. ncy-
Rihci"SS. they are still TO he signed
ihh IA" matnates are going 1" have a
tough iimc getting many OF them into
the fold. '''
Few Contracts Signed.
~ Is s!Id that less than 10 per cent
OF the players are under contract for
NEXT season. For the first time since
en- l tidsral League, maEnates were
iiou.,sn'hS their bank rolls. the big
league players arc able to ST, back
and speculate on what their next sea-
son 5 increase will be.
Most of the trouble is expected 70
come from the Cincinnati Reds. win
ners OF pascballs highest honors las.
SEASON seas. Manager Pat Moran and Presi-
pions, insist no trouble is expected
Trouble Forecns, for Reds.
Yet baseball sharps declare the
- -" .n.inhdeFs are going tn have PLENTY
Hi trouble l, ciinneinnati has never been
m MI h ~, big paying club. but il
VIII he different this season
The players have become big anan.
GERS since they landed the long end or
the world series spoils. and there are
$50 ofcr II ptaycrs on the Cincinnati pa.
EoIi demanding big Increases.
Ionbic signing the players Rorcr.
liornShy is reported To b.. Iickinr 49,
IN, N. traces again. and several Of III.
nrtsran members of both New York
c!uns are awaiting their contracts ali
sSt 20 start an argument with tho club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

CHALLENGERS GET BUSY
WHITMAN BESIEGEO WITH
REQUESTS FROM BOWLERS
Newly Crowned Doubles Cha npions 10
Roll Important Nntchcs-RoW1ing
BcEtns Again This Week.

whit" Whitman and his son. Ray,
newly crowned champions in tcnpin
doubtless by reason OF 4 defeat they
administered Reid and Nunck. are be-
sicsed with challenges from BOWERS
throughout the city. The most import
ant p.lir ana the PAIR tnat IL causing
INC champions more concern imam any
uf the oIncrS is ''AlIkC DclSy
Speed" Gccr. This pa!r - anxious
10 roll tn, vnaiunionS. and efforts are
uc,nS MADE 10 nave the TWO teams
atvncu II, the near future. Swan ana
iusc, anoIucr uouDI"S team. IS ANXIOUS
Tor a uiatcn with tac Whitmans.
With tn. passing OF tine christmas
holidays bow iIns VIII return III tull
force this week. when the Junior Ten
pm League anu the capital city League
resume tncIr ScncduivS. The indiy'dual
records uf the Players III the Junior
1 f,'l,S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
PLAN i.:.a...,...OTH STADIUM
'"i"'nnms. ohio, citizens tn Rnlse
H""'"" Tor Ohio University
Athletic Field.

H""sinl - TT. Times. Dispa,cn.1
4 whirlwind campaign to rl;sc scno c0n
ioE u stadium seating upward Of .O,OOG
persons to replace present inadeuuatc
l'StiiicS ~ ohio state University are
rapidly maturing and ulons Co. ~ =
Staa'unl itself are advancing under fhe
s,upcrNision 81 the university archi,cr,
me structure when finished Will be
equal TO any in the country
~ IS probable that tn. big drive
WI be made early III the new wear.
committees have been appointed and
compliShd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Learne Masnntcs Confer.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Jan. 4.--t'ol-
ouci l.. y. Huston. part owner OF the
Ncw York American League Club. and
Charles y. Comiskcy. owner OF the
Chicago team OF the same league.
hold a conference here today on mat
tcrs concerning the conduct of the
leagues affairs. the exact nature of
which vas not divulgcd. Mr. Comiskcy
Colonel Huston. with party Of friends.
is spending a short time AZ Dover Hall.
nc sportsmcn's club near Brunswick,
Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Standing uf tho Clubs
JUNIOR LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs
CITY I.EiGt J..
City League

MOnINV. .TlTuNrV 0--Nf I'l"iSCU MICS.
L. : Woelcn Mills -. F.lks' CUP
TgeIAa> Jan ,S 60 galSSs' A,sS';
"Wednesday. January AT ft"tsCh Alleys
NcRac Clothing Company '. Etchnaoal
Dairy Company.
Thursday. January S-A: rs.!ace Allovs:
Cott-cli Saddicry CO. ~. Citizens Home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Junior Tcnpin League.

TMosAay. JaNuarV t-EeIs -. I.E"FN-
Thursday. January S--Cuns - Indians.
Friday. January Giant. ". White SbS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE AGAIN
PUBLISHED FOR FANS AND I1.tSERS

\, tho rcoucs, OF tho aiaycEs and fans
~ the Richmond Tcnoin lcaSu. We arc
publishing the city League schedule from
Inv present time until the close OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

GUARANTEED USED CARS
GUARANTEED BY A CONCERN wuosr
GChAhNiEk AEASS SOMETHING.
ONE FORD TRUCK. WITH Bopy.., son
00SSE M HHiGk 7.i;;i:i::i;;;;;;;s:ts,; - :,
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one .BHAS6.IN TRHGkx.uati. 78 y,
one REHIjhfr =. rs ~
ONE oil. LOO 6,
EOpKTHS-ToS TRUCK. WITH
hOD1 .............--...,........ CO q.
TERMINAL MOTION co
NINTH AND GARY STREETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

s'- T'y s 81 #ss.
bulCk AID DoUGE-Litil. siI 5-p..rn.
&ar,h Firth Firth s1r SIZE ,o-pA'ao"'eF Dodsa 2ia
r'sAAh E perfect iis & "a,
cnt:.Mpl.ET SEDAN. 1915 model. in ter;
sens sau, re. ari ,S5 st;.e, Meyers
/ cn Il, S1rz; Ha
,5 99h iSr Lice cE sET re SH Juicy np
runs shr VEN i5ls 4SBEhr Alok
$ EHe 2H22EEssF'S soND EifAiHl
ills THls ch hi:g Has !, oXbT u BEEN RUN 70
S@T fo SNAS SbHaaE cI II
! n,,,o,,,, FORD TOURING.
st9Rss S'A naFTE HIS I SEEccnnRaSSME1I
KS HsEP Pom o u, BUYER CAV GET THIS
DIsTRInUTohs
acknowledgements cxEs,
dss ..zg '0Pa dai.y.ld I,sI
rear lis Manoy-r Avenue .0' hechan'ea'
Enr rn5 h touring cheap or Will trade for
Aens is Eas' TweItt il s Sss Or real estate
f9nb ,9urinG car. 1911. dcnountabie TIma.
Iss 1855 st'!a uss Ma,ss c
r2 Ms3ise i'l :,sS SoSE'nR 6Tsnd;nsW. Phoa.
F1 la!ns touring Rasao, nv sefss-TteT 5i5 \
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F9D o R.aan ,s s.'s.!iT two months
yl E2HP 2u sFPAs \ H SSsss,EEA rsrHp: IN
Ell Gln EHEuuGG925,;at E IN H};kHsnAn1se sgA1.-
5SH sSf$sHi4Ii aAE HR A5
PRICES RIGHT. CaiAeiif.
A. MEYERS SONS CO.
FORD SEDAN. 1917: TIassiar shock ab-
soroers' excellent condition: 1915.
OAKLAND TOURING. 1917; good shape.
A bargain.
REQ TOURING. 1917: extra equipment:
cheap.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

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Deaths. 4
II ARRIS-Dicd Sunday. January L. at ii A.
NJ. Mrs. Victoria 81 Harris. widow OF tho
in's np"Sr Seis9n tiarrs. bura. Aionday:
Grove. Spotsylvania County. Va
iiMkisiSoNm Entered Into rest at baltimore
r,s Mn a Jamqary isss Louis. iienry Har.
and OF the late Matthew Bland Harrison
ana hfahuuiuBhtcr OF the late William Witt
Henry.
IuSk Ei.l<-Died January 4. 1870. William T.
age - 80
Funeral from his late residence. u:o BROOK
Road. Monday. January 5. At ! =. NJ In
irrincnt IN RiscrsicG Cemetery.
TlMBr:kl.A kE-rhc funeral services of Mrs
THIS !!ic January 8. viii be- held al the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs k.nnsth
ANGUS, -3ls Floyd Avenue. Monday, jan
uary 5. ut o'clock
INGARD-Dicd ~ A. NJ January
At the residence or her dauEh,.r Mrs
Mile Road. Mrs. NJ. l.. wingard Sh. I.av.a
- mourn th"ir loss sof Alr H. "A
Mln.trcc. and four iauShtcrs Mrs n ID
Dunbar. Mrs II. +. OH, Mrs. =. Lanzarone
Funeral services VIII tahc place from Cen.
tcnary Methodist Church At $50 o.clorL
TO-DAY. Friends and acauain,ancve invited
Funeral Directors. 4
and cmhainer Jl3 Esa. Main stTe.I
d.di.on ~ hantolph $50
Personals. .
NOTICE: have moved my piu,nsias and
unn!ng business 10 :iit Beverly Street
and Davis Avenue. n1ed now TO serve
YOU promptly with GOOD work and material
and fair prices. Ch.s. H. Cosby & Co
Phone boulevard eis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
dClO.MOBfLES


Automobiles For Sale. ~
ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY
!slS west lSroAd. Phone BouIcSard .hoS
commonwealth Touring Cars and Onri,ia
"SioMoBihE cylinder. Mater pumps and
h"iirrs. steam rIlcr hurst.d by fr,~yin,
can be welded good a. new AZ Eicm,n -.
M".dInS shop. around tn. corner a, sst.
+. W iSSI fspsr' wire whccla. cord tires
iIHrna, " ''h"h hotoT CORPORATION. go Wea.
BLlCk AID DODGE-Litts Sir L-pa-rn-
.Eytr buiShi one 5-panacnEer Dodge, ai1
tltALAEkS 1879. 1-paSsscnger run q coo
mii.s. N perfect condition, Cali Madi-
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1919 inodc! In t.,,
condition: all ready for use.N A Mevrr's
soma TO. . south Eighth Street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

DnrpLEy Alice. Youngest dxrgHtsr
u Capt. ant Mrs James Brown II s.
G1;srT street u this c.ty ana ThEr-
ter a Robinson % Brewer were I'M
ted Ii marriage Wednesday morning
al 50.45 O'Clock in s.. Mark church.
Rev. F.. vic-ur q. anderson TURNER
reNIar uf 81 Marks parish pei
formed the ceremony using ths IN
presS.ve SipnF1fe ring service TTe4
IridAi couple we're unattended g-nd
only q few Of the immediate friends
ana relatives uers present
The hriae Is a graduate Of Maine
Central Institute. class NJ zpl4- zTld
aiso n the Straw Business coIlegs.
she EAs oeeTl employed as = szsaus-
rnpnRr II the Office ii The BeVei3g'
aospifEi IN Massachusetts 1o- ttlree
s~ErS,
The groom IS also z graduate y
Maine Central Institute. Uel2E u rha
lass If -s12- lie Is ugw = Iu1rSEe
engineer. aslnE sEnHieyHed II Bnstun
ny sne nf the Bay stale COMPANIES
The y1llng couple left Augusta fo-
BasEpn WHARF they viii make heir
future home and the pest wishes II d
hest II friends IT with them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

cp-n9ps4d " rs 1lds- masters and
misses ana i - unusually large Lass
r-.r7n e---E -ze- 30 -l.,EtEa- -1az- wC-k
X exhibition consisted ezlefy Il az4i-
TJsIrr dancing. an -.5s tEx-t-rt. J1s-
szte.4 4na WIZ 1assesss NJ ir1rIczcies
hey 90 NO Enaw nUw u overcome
TFle aeco-uus little boys VII --s--
srnua-ti7- ,s-usnea hal-- her s-lck ara
Sal sZ-11s I'm -nel- wh5-E gloves IL en-
et ms .--y ana fluffy dresses q -htIr
TTAr--t.-s- The nal WIS decorated wit
sz-earn=-s II red white ana a1.ls- ln1
~ cClo-ed paper favor EE1s ca-Tsere-1
: urlLilsn1 picture.
-trs gatrunesses IN TUESDAY were
Mrs " 8 Ev-r1zrl. I'm Blaine Owen.
Mrs. Hu-Hce 5turEIs. Mrs \ Y.
Auz1ns Mrs. Z A Cray Ms -4e-s-e-
AH--. Mrs N ? EIarui8e1er. Erx. pau
F'nslen. Mrs. H =. Tasu1r7rss1 ana RTE
Fred Malcolm. m Wednesday ytEsr
wee Mrs II Il Smith. Mrs S+aohea
Burke. Mrs ~ : P-las- Mr. .IatE-
Dixon MrE- J. 7 -1eaye=s. Mrs Frank
aarzar. E-k 81 T. --1ls Ind Mrs =
Z. Giles Es<raar1rsrl- q ice r-eg1u a15
fancy couEies were served - ne pupils
al ,Tsie-rHlss1on. M-s Dennis played fn-
1t ,sanctnE
me 5uTlIor h4zh schpel Lass closes
NuntlEy evening and The senior f1-o
school class EMS rs season SATURDAY.
riEtTt with similar dancing parties The
excellent work ffcng fv The younger
classeT Tuesday ENG Wednesday was
witnessed ny z larEe number If mothers
End fr1snas ar6 iyespeaAs the interest,"
-s.izen n This art
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
Fred l. Fegg Rounds
Out 80 Years Service
With hennebec journal

T"ollow me example 81 the y,asT
age s1amp-seiek- says Fred :. FnEg
uf This CITY. WING IN w.dne.axr
rounded ON 80 years of service for
Cns hennes,rc Journal czuynrnrr
when ne was asked Er an inrutxs
i've friend n reEnra 70 MS sec-s.
for long, faithful rurk
Mr.. Fusr Is fssokke@per fur ne
Journal ana anyone Eho has e-er
been n ne JoTrnL once knprs
freddie" The name Mr.. Fper~
goes not seem 70 supply % hmm be-
cause ne isn't YET grown IN. a.
thouEh ne declares ne is as mig az
when hs camf trurn AppieseR, his
htITns town - Augusta
Chocolates were azssea around
tbs Office IN Fre6's anniversary oar
and congratulations we're II u-dsr
Ha Ays as feels Younger thEn ne
ald when ne started II wo-H be-
canss now ne deasn'- take life rs
seriously as ne Used "a Although.
ana SHOULD MT get rnE IMPRESSION
uv thai that Ar. FngE is by Any
means EaidEie s-Eea.
He recalls with amusement oEse a.
the r1rsr Tesenhonex winch entered
the c1Iy and winch w1s ON tns wal
af ms Journal eff1ce. One coi.ld
hardly ne understood ~ hearn
through IL unless they walled al the
I'D ID their v0ics- Bu7 even nuw
dzws there ara fasks VINO talk ussa
BIKE that irto 'unnne- They daE1
need uns. thsy -ccEls 80 OIL, Insp ths
road and t.psiex-s
A RED headed gzri worked IN the
Journal office during the first -hre@
YEARS Mr. FpEE wag there And ae-
sa-uinr 20 All Eepsrrs she lived up 20
1sr reputation. enc which red hxiros
girls have he szyx the red hsartzd
girl DECIDED him SO that hs newer
married
-hs ArE s-EnuerEphe- employed
by the Journal vEx m0re ur less uf
IN experiment hat Within few
mnr-hs II VIE found that sine wEx
Indispensable and soon mEET mare
we're g-rplcy4G- The uasresi In the
past 30 years ia&s Siso lncreGnea N
remarkable proportions.
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To Weigh All Mails
BEGINNING Monday

Beginning next Munday. ali mails
delivered by CARRIERS Il Augusta VII
ne weighed II the 7nEln TTusr Cs1acs
ana also q ne sUb-s1alIUns THIS Is
I accordance with orders gs-e-Sl
rom Lh@ department al Washing
lun n Aeu 81 ct1s pz-cea posi- court
allied 1U- zbuET une week ago vrtc.
was q nave been commenced -Ao-zI
Z The paTca. posi- -pEr- VIII Ike
1T " called 1pr u q istu- dE-e. The
post Office department is making an
e-urr . EF- 81 aC-uEl 1Eu-e III fhs
casts n al sections 70 determine
Just what Is being 3ore ana TINS
iale uroe- VII un6eusrsetfiv FURNISH
The Department wTth nuc3 valuable
inflammation.
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Charles Ypuisrs

Charles Il. youiand n -3s Clerk
avenue. Chelsea Mass. passed away
II rhs Peter Brent Brigham hospitals
after q lingering iIlness- The ut
ceased was IS Years of age End 1.As
t,t4-s. a. highly respected resident of
t-i,4.4ssa for - years During tEsz-
-irne he WAS employed BIZ the 8ostc''.
y Maine Railroad
Re will bA sadly missed by LIS
family and q hos1 # friends Sc
s,aus- If his wIfes serious lIlness
arroa-zl sssrvloes were head from Jns
chanel uf c. 4. Farnce. THURSDAY
ar-E-oper.. The Rsv. 0rT-iilA . 20
lxnd and Rev. R Perry Brsh n
,,t-4sa. The reznzins we're brought 70
Aurus-s ant buried u ths family loi
NJ Pheasant reznste-y.
Evs-ett Whittier accompanied ne
-~-,ei-,s 70 AuruszR ur The THURSDAY
light Pullman. Ar. Eouianc wslk
vrf4II lznswn II AUGUSTA
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SEASONS SAVING ABOUT
TN BEGN IN MILLS OF
aTGTSTA LUMBER co.

-e,e Augusta lumber CO On 4ass
Monday. starred its st1ingie mil fu'
ne season having IN s1ceplinia2iis
r-,s.a stuck Of oeaar for shingles as
- 90 IN extraordinary large
- n szw
r-as crrnpzIEy's saw mill viii I'rnf-
..sr- he ready 4pr operation aeoni
Ar-s1 70 and viii ne IN The charge ca
Taviar. vne fur several wears
- asso-saas-a with the Guiaorn
r1sr,,fncrurfng Co. III Gaifnra ane
-,,or. rec-rrfy with the Woecsfock
T.s,rnra- ca Is superintendent ~
he c1rpzny's operations e. 0s@l's
aiver. -. Il
--sx. Augusta Lumber ca nave ~
IT. Installed = csoynpaEy oozruinr
,,.,,.e fur the berfefif uf the hsap VIM
,r,v need a place 10 hoard wnies
.--,.,-,s 70 NJ -eaay for nnE'IEI'S l1f'1
at,prr. Aprii ~