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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
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REGARDING the Otis

Mathew Cs- wnn WHITES Iii the
piax-s. chork-a-siBck -EII Of VIII anu
tumar and I'll the resi- Of Lhe aD-
uuais rt.at ulzlERB ans snIcla- and
laas-l, has been n Augusta III THIS
week And ne does MT III 70 the
s1rwu- Ee is nniy sEan during re-
haRrznls and then he in ws-y mucr
IN evidences Whit Gurs he ar- On,
hH HE n mis- -uum In the haxei amt
types of realms and rsAms Of ArEcE-
Es DOESN'T w-I1E al the time Oh
m LIZ EEiG 1ae TIM ne E--l1Es only
when he f.ein Tx IL E1 Lnsn- one
ms z KEEP pusr no Aaa- w7.I1s-s mosz
af Tne Ef.ne ---- 80
HFar DOESN'T Like ts en- E anDwE.
ne said ne saw 'Tur.nis= In or sBme
aig mnsical eaTneC.y like Etfa- ana ne
SIT there ana sneHz-G and blpwsd
and eauGilt cniG- This wssk Aaa
nae the company sszL-T renea-EIrC z
ufsar winch ne iiaa WRITTEN When
everything WIS Sci alE the wss-k
was sfa--rs6 Mai fEciied ne diGu
like Eiazr DlHv Il all-Efg1 L VIE nc
-uBd-and ne prucsfaaG u dssl--gv
the script
Where dc chorus girls 20 wnEr
they a-H mt tripping Enf i1Etz- fan
razsae behind the 1DyrIsE.I-x AZ
sHr-rs af romance, hgEn-iE1f EnUer and
-islu,1s nave bern wg-.n about tram
The girls IN rhe or family have
rraair nabtsies yns1 Ike Any well be
r,azrsd ar.rrrssee-fur Instance last
fal long hikes e=s- the ceur-v
roads were enjoyed Each Ela ware
/ her ais1me-s and Was rugged for the
par Tnder the DIRECTION OF ERcis
Bub they roox lung walks N the
cnur,--y and came hack fefiIng 1T Is
L fiddle
Bob CDr has rerEnffT eoraIneE
Bennington % auinma1icx. enc fnr
each CT the girls WIS viii Try their
luck rnis fail Ell hunting They wiz
srz-r me -Un nEE week during their
week srzg IN Lewiston L Is Nj
0rs inTanzinas IN have the c-ewG
start GUT each morning by au18rno-
lille and c-y their iIEk II cunning
-ae- are mot zn-ic,pz1lng finding
sr1y deer OF bzaT right OF bun maybe
they VIII give 4 bunny = -un fDr his
4 a1s or .nr Enme ni-ctE an the wing
Er. or Us &c III rDunE z111isfe-
ghe can swzm and sae wouldn't ne
u3-zl6 - .zaks 70 the wz1er AT THIS
time Of yugr. Eha cxn aku1e and s;ae
aiss enJr-S m1wsnoelnG- = iHn :
the life OF the STAG that Keeps her
m rrim alruga-ner. u IN aE- fBve of
nurdninr lie
/ Chorus giris wUuid - lzzE Bon
/ xavs. L they werH Eivan the 0ppur-
.uuIty While IN AHEnEra thu girls
have mad ID Est I'D early n ustier u
ATTEND rei1eH-szin. THIN when The
hnrrnr sr1ps are srz-tsn they viii
sssH ~ essxing ND ez-,S.
/ Buh oft.s ci1graE ID very murh
Like a rrW scasui fnr tils niseer
nhawH WHEN they hive Been
trained IN rner fsn1 End ti1eir afeps
under Mr. 0sfss dfrerfinn razn fhev
srznd IN pretty gsed ss1ar a giving
f1ixher Tan -zke gpOd czse N my
gts-fv' tnna n wi1nt the mothers teli
him Buh szrs- Bun whzn my Eirs'
hne "a sfE.r - aae his cirrrsiss tnan
M ossdlsye md s1ssy ne ~
Jerry Deiznes. placing the iead b,
I .-Iruzsks wnn nne uf nsnss b1ys ana
In - pangaa b4fssz Augusta aud3-
sncss- Al and Fanny SfHdman- now
! nezdIinaxs Z sxmE0xtlle. were ain
wrrn the en- ahs~s- Then rherr y
HaInn Ghan Vim - mderxrudv tur
Nnr1lyn Nz11ar IN d. ZieEfeid Fni-
Isz Ana Nr On a2rinrss Tim =
- - 80 - xz--.A w-.S.Sas-.x.s -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

A party Of '.Ru1a-iax,'' hunters
w L Swirl T. 1. wa-rweis. W p
PERRY arG A X Suulsa viii lsHur On
the early morning train this sa-ur-
day fur ADni The an-
vance pHE-Dl OF -eal hunters IL q.
Newman ana Z. L Esr-ilE9 with
chef Hnd giliass- nave f1nan IN carnp
several dHys anE nave unftnun1sfiiv
Euane survey uf the cnuuE--v aasur1
ka<afdln AMI located a suffirianf
amount IF game SIC thai a killing LIS
scheduled II take place immediaIAlv
aftHr tine arrival N Eflis outfit VIE
SUPPOSE that EfsT viii RETURN with
the usual hsT-ar bunk about hair
hrfta6rn escapes. daring encounters
and heroic rastuss and we under
stand GiGH4 a. tine next meeting sf
sne Rsta-v club Eume aT these mem
is.-s VIII give snort talks On w-t,H-
they kuDw about WuUtC-Et- or
why does q squirrel ct1t-p when ne
perrsf-es 6 nunnsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

The srDrk pHif q cali al the hune
on MIR and M-.. Hnmer r Craig. q
last Crescent street Friday a-1er-
fpun anG nDw there iE II-1le RrrHnr-
ar There a1 the gEnSie- SEE VIM
we1xhB eight pounds and win be
kngwn in the tu-u-n as MtHE Frances
May Craig
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

- - nm "a = =. unw
= a 49, 49, ,.,urszm vu,.r r,zl,-,u
fm "a an f-nn -. h~.x
CT inrzr- = N 1@- c. y Nils-
d1sa afFnz fm 1Ddzr aufx nnn.s
lcfueh hnu ~ Esd; Auyw snft 1cns-
hz u Ec. hgyg 1nAnl nfxsn ~
N&. Una md huyI siDuU f-um
5nE In ElzR- Suyr N Wul uznck-
@Mx &D = III
EiwH Enrniuc thzr rae luE nj swuEz-
er1. iadaeE AND MBaeF nfp-1veH and
-le-RncfE N ne kad m banck- uzrF
rnMk 9uhln nn4 3nk . 0nnR 2n1 -
unf 9zDc1ed n n4 lug EnH TncF
are pzlcef n Sz-ss fm lDdzy nni5-
s wen s1l'~n -. -
tnf -1ts -. = -.
n =
'S1zL1 a s1E = - =. =.
ann - me- nals
prA,es EiiA- NE rieHl Iasaial
ana almA z11mlmr D EnaUs -
aRyas prirE A 3Bu1E .Ss
ulB1E rntn enn0nh1E3 ~ u4RE
E6. Crcpe de c1atuB Hzg4H r3DE
raxs5ly 1runmA, ua1ED 1MHc 1n0
whTtH An exrepExuxmk NuaE ~
xs-5a D9E Kim Uanun DDUoE 8c
AS the PEzn1s -zlzc. zzc- Pun HHzna
silk nnHs- ssamieaE fsBI wfaine cinx-
reg x2-sS rzlue rn1zy's prize
gzrser sun nu1e fm ET n. Nex.
ga vaIue
J. r. 7iiudeRE. rDdzy. uflezz wan-
dsrrn Saanus m wumzns gnf grow
ing girls hlax.k anc brown cal auE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

on next MnnaRy evening n Rsck-
iEnG Miss Ayrz Y. Parker OF TINS
fsTx sHnT by the SRR Department
OF Heal1h, win give an addrsnB IN
ennr1es.tiun with the showing OF me
mstiBn picture drama THE End NJ
the R3an- This VIII BIZ unfiEr me
ai1spiras u the Wuulan.s Ea1cu1iurral
club ann viii be by Invitation ouiv
This pIrfure was sf,uwr II AuEnsta
Ewu veRrs agB and ri thai time Gre
a1Rc great deal CT interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

The Ehnrr TIME srfssuie liz srfu pe
ing CARRIED sur III the plant uf 1he
Edwards Manufacturing -nmuauv
BY this arrangement 40 hours q wask
is the plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

n. Lihra-r, " Il Arnuld, pruserr
aisEfaer: WsHzhrsp. Oct -. - a NJ.
court rnum- E VI. Wentworth. p-s-
Ies-t lsaaerzz Mount Ee-nun- Ocf- =.
- p M. Grange hall. L L Gurdnn
prB5eE- fsaIe-.. RearfieiG- Oct u
10 z NJ. Grange hail. r ~ Wnlk-
CT, p-Dser- isnxier
n D, Janes. farm management
dsn1nst-z1Dr and County Agent c.
A. Dnv win be pr-sens - asssst n
THESE mestsnEx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

q J Ner-ick has MtaBez aeeceE
ursiun suits. Ia Is yr sizeH- very
speciaz raanss ar q g and s. 2s eanh
Ass brys' and girss' garnet sweazszs.
him Or law neck n s. 96- <2z5 anE
Sc 81 These g-e extra gDfn fBr tiae
price and sias wumen's rafvEf na.E
fur & AZ eag.n ERE reznaraxahie vaiuas.
or<z1aEt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

j Clement Murphy ler- THURSDAYS
nIgfaT Tor Carihuu. where ne planE 10
rHsE few davs an The Euest Of -sia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
MEI NATE PAINS
RAISING PUMPUS:
ave aiGa-s linim.r+ Ready Tnr
Sance- -'seursa%ic 1winuex-

"a <ha< rheumatic nam ~
@1-@ md EBn without Eluan y
Altilsn- again ke1p K nane.y N
Medicine cabinet fur irnmedia-a
ioN W;lan neaGed II vDu are our
INV ger another isuEt4s tndas.
$751; Wau'- su4fa- =Ey longer than
essL-, when pain Or acne ar1aEkz
asutr z ~i-rru+ -rst.u,ru-sr- =
's'7zEas----wEng prompt relief 1-Hm
--sic--. lll1nIsagn. neuralgia. back
amsnssE. su-eness surH;Hs-
a11E 7-ulses BE. prspared-Ifs
1s
All lEfs-g5c. TIE e 4g The
Fz% c8nEaiTss SIX tsrax as
lE ~ smallest -Ats-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
TODAY'S
Home Bakery
Products

Parker House Rolls
Pan Rolls
MCTDENT BREAD in Rye,
Graham. Cream Crimp Crust
hno EBne Loaf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

DELEACIES
Lunch Cakes
(Ieiiy DvughnHts
E-rullars
Chocolate Dong-hHEtS
lsfee Rails
Ran Mnfflns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

n e HEzlH M HuiDn WINS in me
rrsy Ehurndsg calling : an business
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

EZeeTtloun1 bargains Enat ne Sr--e
TO appeal II wGmen purchasers are
ufEsrgH for 13Gay only E- The .. "A.
AssazuE Co OF interest ne the FHf-
lowing sc anz- V umenis Ene Egfz-
waig-r ErrrUn Stockings, nix End al
SIZES Gordon mnkze-" R.< sc. rnlng
csc, Sz5B silk STOCKINGS nix and
cnrisran- al Sizes. tufEy Sl-I5- &-51
SiIE IlHls S1Dcil1gS suu 1REnInneG.
to-day gSr- nsHu-1rua aa1ur-men1 ER-
Pms JUST -seesrsd. On safe tDtiaE Il
& an. " arnerss seBn CnrsEr whirr
artv. ru1ar 81 5a- speciRl ior S3.5a
curserz g-raIlsn- uaa4i-y. rBGRy sz-5sl:
exreIlHnr lot wz-nr's &c Bzasals.-s
-uGav asc. wUnsnsx x1.5s Crepe De
Ehene csDwrs. hanEsune srvias fr
select rum IN sale IL s. -g5, JUST 1ilB IN
the int. one lut wumen's Eigh Nerk
GOWNS. --fiic make" reg. s4.5n uiai-
~ II s2.sg and ss.ss uuEii-y II g ~;
wurnsr's Envelope Cneynise -S1Ep n
s-yfs." raxzlar xs4as Enfiay II kz-sa;
all handsome ssEies- rive Gne lprs
wnrnanss CnlnrsG Silk TniisreIihs n
s.. Hn and 81 &C. wortfi sE 80 ard ~gs,
Shetland FFrns IN gunn HsEprs1neTT
-s,lur~ II 7sr, reg. Csc: Ee-nnnfDwn
N fsnzsE. reE- snr- tnflar zEE. and asc
sszsfr,s r1nrixad as sist-. Scutrh Enar-inE
Yarn m large sizeinE, al stapie rzsinrs
~ E1B aksfn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

CeEsrsous cDCrznH1 bon bnns. A9c H.
Al Eiilerss THEay Spnatzn crrn1rs.
uparz ca-zmels. n aaEnrrei fHvurg.
and peanut nudge SQUARES are snrns
nT - other treats On the candy
menu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

I nnwe opeusd n rwu-ct1air hz-DHr
sianp IN Eosss Worth eupstzzrss and
an prepared u Eass my Vazruns rns
ber OF servire Ehiif.renss Dutch
hsixuuu q speciality Fnr -hE rxar
eve yHrs / hnve besn rf1e first rflaar
,,mrber in the sisrp nsw cnndurfad by
Jasepn Rudsrick-
AKTHER CARGN-
..~--v % 1R-uuxr1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Those VIM emmy a EDsd CUP a
csIffas azH offered Ivy q Z HiLhsr tnt
8FsysnrrunirT az securing sprrin- up.
pst5zirlE blend al q special prize Esl
foGaE anE5 TIE weil-fnrwn s. s
PIERCE h4enE Of cnrs.e winch usuan.
sells for Il cHI7Es pound VIII b,
prIrsa al = sau1s per pnEnc fTsr Sa-
H,-Tiasv unsy. An exceptional bargain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

The Daria=is. asnye ttaBrecx q
LlstrnesEs a. aif=rsng trdny r-gusa-
z5r arnsef suEE aEeA M nnlArA -
I1c cake. - iack Cutting hHunes ~
.sr 1 yarsi- x1xgg siae1az. raenlnr price
s. 90. fnr 6n1ari1nv sniF n sz.3 sncf.
r VIM wusfld like . hnne- haE fur
Carving. hsalFs, parkaSAA and cttasr
articles nuv q BsEma Bzg ar s. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Einclziev & 0iCnunEE err showing
Gn zEaan-nuRIsy attractive sample
bDuk If personal g-ss-ing CARTS TAR
C7ll-isruas E..uuIsi1E hand cniu-eG
designs win 4ppr9p,-IE1e sen-ueuzS
feature the showing TwuEid he
WISE II urrier ea-.F
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Grx- Alire FinlEhum hns rezugxsc
70 Go nExte szzast-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Special Sales

IBr-eE PHRASE nnre rnas IN SuazD
hErsr IN f.zis cnAuuR - I'm Inn ln1
DtyI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

LSE-SS phrase nnre cdas IN Nu1uD
hErsn IN f:zas cuknxR - En- I'm -
HszJ
Tempting srysciais H the Snu-Eam
GaaEry rnffzv Lealicsuus uInsappie znr
prime ra--s- annie. raET,Dsr-v ana prime
-u-nousrz. genuine Eunbaam nsneh
ei4kas tvBu know rf1e k1nd3 and maiRs-
ses anG sl1-.1- cnnirssA- Euroezm hruwn
hr.nn. of cBIrSe. fnr supper Ss1 L
ea-ty
Reducing prizes t1 Lfle hmit-st1r
r-sn1 Of TIE lines. lar ScsEfne-
and MAJ suz-s and Dvercun-E marked
e. q cinss p--uf1- u begin with and
EbaTal II Der cent DISCOUNT OF al
cash safes Is the maLaBd ~ Ghe
BEans s C~Dss ELn-a. --.sS Water 81
Il ] Le--lcK ef-ssrs rsff.v ar W.T.
mems rHfrH1 mas 1t 3 AZ each
MISSES urIurEs ! Ed Is IRIS. s-2s to.
sz.as sarfl- BBEz and girls sws2zs-s.
- u vears. far s19s sz-s5 ana s. III
Three era E3Eria1 prices On wD-
mems cnazs g-a =. sea 10 anH sg6.g-
silk pupIIn dseaEes "A szs.g7 and
s1n9s
Swirl e Turner CO. make sume at
t--nE1-ge uffa-r TT rnaayAs selling
Genuine kiaI1is Ea-s In three SLICES.
s-96. s. 10 and g9.gE. Buy now fur
Christmas Black IRON GOA hoGs- ar
biacK Ir5r Gral Encvsis. 1Dc and Cii-
rrlaz 1unG chopper, s-.3H-
Ar abundance u gnrG things -D
CIT a. Wsbher & 5zwa-ss ruuuy-
Fzncy naive chicks ENC fDwi- heavy
carr 1sd bsaF GnG genuine Spring
ia-E Cream E-um tne ADBBIt farm
ss----sc11y EaEn eggs End Feefls' cai-
r;lrazaG saur k-lHz- Spinach lsr-ucf.
-uea.z--v auG tasty eauiIfigwar. De
ILclsEs 8rUssRi sprouts Leg piiEnr
and mushrooms stsInce anc sweet
s!1Eies 1a- Ir1rneti3a1e Use. TBGav Il
''bl-iIs.f beans ant hruwn bread" GEr,
ORDER cary "a avsl0 d4sa ppalnEmen1
EincizIev & 1iCnunEn err showing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

2So5Na5S -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

FlannslHrm niEtr- -rsfses So value
fer STA Ex1rz Hsas quality silk
fsfaT-e h6Tse e. 40 raine fnr Sac These
are only rwe of tfas ulury genuine
r:aliis.s a1 Richrnunls A.spaEei ShBp
tpaas
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

business than the very condition
through which we are now passing.
The severer the storm now, the
quicker it will be over and the SOON
er we can emerge into clear weather
and shape our course upon the sea
of prosperity"
Commenting upon the status of
unemployed laborers, Mr.. Schwab
stated that "the great need of the
world today is to work hard and
save" i,1iFl@
This, he said, applies to men Of
means, as well as working men. The
man who fails to work was charac-
terized as a "slackey' who "deserv-
ed no place among honorable men"
The foreign trade of the United
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16
Schwab Says Present
Condition Aids Business

The existing slump in business is
only the natural transition OF indus
tries returning to normal basis
from speeding up of production
made necessary by the war, declar-
ed Charles M. Schwab, chairman of
the board of directors Of the Beth
lehem Steel Corporation, in an ad-
dress at New York Saturday night
at the annual dinner of the Penn
sylvania Society.
II want to go on record here"
said Mr.. Schwab, Gas saying moth
ing could be healthier for American
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

States depends upon the power of
business men to think Information
ally" Mr.. Schwab. said in advo-
eating the plan of trusting in the
good faith and productive power Of
Europe by sending raw materials,
and accepting in payment securities
representing their producing activi-
ties. -
As whole the view Mr.. Schwab
took of the future was a most opti-
mistic one. ''i.s
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

cSnlsTMAs ONCE
+ ..s,. Is CHsIsTmAs StILL|
The silent skies are fun Of speech
For who hath ears to-hesr;
The winds are whispering each to
each;
The moon is calling to the meach;
And stars their sacred wisdom teach
OF Faith and Love and Fear.
But once the sky it's silence broke,
And song overflowed the earth;
The midnight air with glory shook I;
And angels mortal language spoke,
When God our human nature took
In Christ the Savior's birth.
And Christmas once is Christmas
still;
The gates through which he came,
And forest wild and murmuring rill,
And fruitful field and breezy hill,
And all that else The wide world fill,
Are vocal with his name.
Shall we not listen while they sing
This latest Christmas morn,
And music hear in everything,
And faithful lives in tribute bring
To the great song which greet the
King
Who comes when Christ is bornf
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16
WANTED-TURKEYS FOR
THE CHRISTMAS MARKET

We pay the top prices for turkeys
for the Christmas trade.
(14-4t) G.. D. Sullivan & Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

You can get the Lexington Cream
Flour, the best on earth, at The Mt.
Sterling Commission & Storage Co.,
Phone 2.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

Character is made in the con-
flict. The fight is worth more than
the victory. Race is more valuable
than the prize.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

Somehow or other every wife
knows a whole lot more about her
hsband than she can find out.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

A bright sunshiny face~makes fine
weather in the world any day in the
week. -
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16
GOOD PRICE

Chase Auto Robes to close out at
20 per cent reduction at Prewitt q
Howell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16

It may seem paradoxical but the
dumbest men in the world are those
who do the most things.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16
EXCELLENT

Miss Holidays Candies for sale
y R. c. LLOYD (17-5ty
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-12-16
TERMS MADE KNOWN ON DAY OF

Anyone desiring to look at this property before the sale
call at che premises may apply to ,se. s,is,t
Evening star., 1920-02-04

The Narova river is the outflow of
Lake Chudskoye into the Gulf of Fin
land
Evening star., 1920-02-04
SENIORITY TOPLAY
BUT SMALL PART IN
SALARY DECISION
Some Government Workers
Believed Likely to Be
Disappointed.

Seniority in government service
viii play little part in the salary
decisions for the 100000 federal en-
ployes to be made by the joint con-
| gressional commission on reclassifi-
cation of salaries in the District
Much in the same manner as the
reclassitication commission will not
consider the size of clerks family
in placing salaries for the 1,706
classes into which federal employees
have been divided. it will not base
salaries on seniority.
Seniority will. however. play the
part it always has-the federal en-
ploye who through years of work
has managed to get to a position high
in the service will retain that posi-
ton. This is the only way in which
seniority will be considered.
disappointment for Some.
Many employees, ii is believed. have
based false hopes on the grounds of
their long and faithful service for
Uncle Sam here. But because a man
has worked forty years and today is
receiving salary not very much
more t1an when he entered the serv-
ice is no reason. of itself, why he
should get higher salary. it is held.
The length of the service will not
be held for or against a man any
more than the number of children he
has will enter vitality into the final
consideration of the salary to be at
tached to his position. The reclassifi-
cation will be scientific, and it has
long been accepted as an axiom that
science is 'heartless.'
Position Ii Considered.
While there will be nothing heart
less about the reclassification, the
class specifications" for the loo
classes of employees have been drawn
up with the position, not the employe.
in mind. If a man sixty years old has
. tot
certain duties. he will fall into a GER
tain class. and receive the salary
which appertains to that class. If
yount; man twenty-one years old pos
sesses the same qualifications, and
performs similar duties, he falls into
the same class with the man so many
years his senior.
Under the reclassification the man
who performs the job gets the same
salary as any other man who per-
forms the same job. There will be
many features which will enable an
energetic employe. of course, to rise
from class to class, and so to higher
salaries, as well as d system of
periodic efficiency increases" recent
ly announced. whereby increased
faithful performance of duty.
Value to Future Employees.
1t may be seen from a consideration
of these points that reclassification
although it will render exact justice
to the older employe. will in great
measure be of greatest value to the
future employees of Uncle Sam in the
National Capital
Under reclassification the entering
employe will have many things to
look forward to which the older men
and women never enjoyed. Probably
the certainty of proper promotion
and the outlook upon a chance for
energy and brains to assert itself is
the greatest feature.
Evening star., 1920-02-04
clipped m hh Tu Times CrG Good be at p

Lace and button styles; in brown and blacl
kid, tan calf, patent colt and dull 1eathers higl
or low heels; sizes in tht lot from ~ to T.
First Floor.
No exchanges-no refunds.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-08
"GUILTY," VERDICT
OF JURY IN FOX
ASSAULT CASE
Admits Being Present at
Attack on Girl, But
I Denies Guilt.

Stanley Fox, Sl3 South Twentieth
street, was found guilty by a jt:ry in
District Judge Redick's court yes
terday of criminal assault. The jury
deliberated less than three hours.
Fox took'the stand in his own be-
half and admitted having been one q;
the four young men who took Eva
Turnquest and Ethel Anderson in
an automobile to a road on West
Dodge street the night of Septem-
Der Is, 1919. but denied that he was
guilty of criminal assault
Presentation of the defendants 5
side of the case took only half an
hour. Argument began yesterday
morning and the case was given to
the jury yesterday afternoon.
You men are answerahle to all
the women and girls OF Omaha if
you allow this man to go free" de-
clared Chief Deputy County Attor-
ney Coffey in his argument to the
Jury. IF you acquit him in the face
of this evidence. then go home and
tell your wives and daughters that
you will not protect them against
such things"
Dr. Jennie 'Callfas and other
volunteer court workers were pres
cnt Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-08
Jewels Worth $4,000
Stolen Day Mother
Killed Her Daughter

Denver, Colo, Jan. T. Four
thousand dollars worth of jewels
we're stolen from a trunk in the
room of Mrs. Emily l.. Powell on
December the day she shot and
killed her 10-year-old daughter.
Jacqueline. aud then attempted to
kill herself, according to her attor-
ney James D. Benedict. who has
made formal complaint OF the rob-
berry at police headquarters. The at
torney said he was positive the
jewels were in the trunk when Mrs.
Powell shot her daughter and her
self.
In company with four others Mrs.
Powell has left for her fathers
home in Philadelphia. where sec
ond lunacy petition will be filed in
order TO permit her commitment to
sanitarium in Philadelphia. near
The members of her family and the
home of her childhood.
Mrs. Powell continues to improve
physically, her physician said, but
she cannot account for the disap-
pearance of the jewels and her mind
seems an absolute blank insofar as
her chlldrenare CONCERNED.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-08
BLOOD AND THUNDER
FILMS MAY BE TABOO.

Washington, Jan. 7. - Interstate
transportation of blood and thun
der" moving picture films or still
pictures would be prohibited under
identical bills introduced by Senator
Gore, democrat. Oklahoma, and
Representative Herald, republican
Oklahoma. Senator Gore said he
presented the measure by request
The bill would affect all pictures de-
picting the activities of former con-
victs, bandits, train robbers or other
outlaws. Those violating its pro-
visions would, upon conviction, be
subject to fines of from $4,000 to
$4,000, or Imprisonment.