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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
EdwardS-Crosserrs
All Set for
Today's Tussle

Al reads 1saG II E-zars
5si1 per tie azd h-oraaes
It's a-z--eor ~-s-H the --1S-
se--s and EGwz-1s VII bate
@-r donors = TIE second game #
their series. 5rr- usRns ara vel
E-so-er for -ze cash AID 1urn spec
zIAzgn r being made Rs q -ae out-
crime Z n possible rsn- oe~ star
z--1sss VII Dc seen = acrsr- AID 5ore
-sxzrE VII 2kxce -sea- 1ax-ssc nen u
re 1ezc Good weather permitting, a
record breAkzrg =-vd Is sEce--ed -
-71,- aur AID witness sns Ut -as hcr-Wt
games ss@c Aera -l.s season TIE 5e-
vE-1s au-x capped The 1rxt ganS as
Saturday 90 . ard are gcinG n WORK
,a-S - H5r-rs -.e second -1rresr
On the either hand ere saoeznaxe-s =
-snc - c-ne~ back w. i lot - pep
xa6 nncck dow .otxv's Eane- 50 RS
~ - -ae oiG ha-l game t11s ae-s--
-crr Il $50 1'csocx and Som forget
- xse ~cr -cket q. ina entrance
>rfv 80 cenrs scr . n21 and rncx- I'll
II VII aa6 6asa. diamond sa--ze-A7~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
August Me=rs-s - I-icr --t-re
E7-x

-zi- waiter . AE1--Sr .as a.
no1-ce5 ne rroE1 eor rs rwu
1aZs races a -rln1 --ct-z1- Park
E1--s1es1- A1EuE ana rs fellows.
s1-es-a--2s1 class. Ec- and
pace purse S2gn ezA cas- TT a-c
peee purse S9nB- SO clazs- TT and
-1ace Prise g.na ! Eood purse III.
- g--a1 aeCys = rea-s 10 a76 c-cH-
= a - ME 1as1- E--1 t-ae
-h1-s6ar--2 c-ssE --r a-1 pa-..
7urs= s11f ~ -aazs. --or aad pace.
purse S2oa .4 e-azs -sr an pace
purse S9o1 good lures VII ee
g--H1 a0-s = Eaa-s or and 11c
III : - - Gas1- Free err
IS At z16A9 z---zcr1un M Lor--.T
as ranged 97r q balloon ascension
wi parachute 9rop a. tree -s0ck
@Hch afternoon. There VII oe
dancing afternoon ana evening bu-a
1avs a. ne rev sre1 ar eESac and
ne Fi<-E1eid 6arG has 1ean engagea
70 Play bot1 davs. Charles l --a<-
tn OK Sanford x-1 he ne sta~-Rr
ErEss 11r re races VII ciose Fl
Car. 511v 60
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
WEBER POND

Mss Margaret Durham 1Rs re-
turned 70 Ter acne altar passing q
week with Ms. Fannie Fs7ETz-
Mrs Esther Lz5e- a-t @d-
children. e. za1e1a aac Eeia-d Ez--
Il Of Fa--lagoale- we're Sunday
guests Of Ms. - O Fumes
Ms = = Dickson Of A-E1Ea Eas
recent rasx- Of Ms z Z Dow
Ms Foster en-z--zzre1 LAST weeg-
Ms Tz-ces Nz-koa1-ck C Der-e-,
Col
M = z Dow a-c 5aurh-a-s
Helen AID Virginia accompanied NJ
and Ms. Edgar Dew II Aag1sza Ct
Al automobile TIP 70 re cnasV 17r
me vask<nG holiday
Norman Eusa = = VIZ 5r7ncri-1s
at -~-1 Oaks e@
Friends here -eCs- - ear # re
Illness Of -eacc1ess Z-e- VERSA
2aS-cr Of TIE Methodist c7u-ca q
Harmon
Mss A-asr entertained -A--ScaT A.
C.e--v Lodge, E-a Jennie Tz-1ee z-d
talga-er. 5sula1 IF T--szuw a16 -e-
sss1z- and husband -m Connecticut
weekend g1esz a. 11e home II Z Z
Dow
Alma Reesl-s e-rr-a4-er Mss Es-
Ter Morgan Mcl6a- AID TGesSzT
Mrs. Gard E@nlEv n Rrhnor6
Ind. ne Misses Aal-r-a and AEes
Massa and Mss L0u-se 7Haz Ct
East -assa naro. a-e AZ Ms E-aS-
Ms R1-h wa-e1r5 u N1n-csa1-
Y : ana NJ Mae Carer IF Middle
5c-,. Mass. ara a. re EH-g ecr-aga
Err Two months
Ms. Fred Perkins vas -eE
Wednesday n Mss Fame A1gae ar
Wa-H-v-le
NJ and Ms Mics z7G Mss Eun5re
Nzies Of EazloTel2 are passing week
~ Camp Sunshine
4. ne Crawford camp ara NJ and
Ms. Fred 8iRzsGel Mss Famine
Bsa-sdez1. Mrs. Ea-el Brown z7G Miss
Ed1-a Easson 81 Wa-s-vIle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

T-r1-ekEs mother -as -1e hes ------1
Ea-r.-u-r. wife If w.akz7e- ka- "a "a
re g-ea- raief C Re Sga--w-axz-e
---ce Els ~a.Ae- was 4 .u-e wreck
= ne SCI spoken ss35--orEa9 II
. 7a-e--oa- who 1aE persuaded Fang
gTu - III away VIII hin La1a- sire
-e2e11e6 AMI reTa-ne6 % ner his
rand wao S5-1~s Hs- re r-ek Ter
child nth the ea1zIy AMI moved y
another 1esx1ecraooG- SC -aa- ne
1zrilv vrEL6 se-aoe grsE41
In Ills district Tg-a1eka- grew r-a
IN Apollo of manhood and a regular
Solomon = wiscon. 1ut I-e st@
IF us cf--e followed hin "a fall u
leve WIZ E-e-Nca ru- Ter 1a-Aer
-sezse1 us consent e ne marriage.
TIE 1crers we're kept apart wH-s re
Es -a11er remained orcz-a-e
Finally = desperation. Fire Mca
Planned - maze TIA 11Er-nlle sw--
. LII stand rom ESt7rna- az5 zRs1
oetsre plz1S-ng lHo TIE water. 6ecld-
- 20 rnke TIE water Wigs as Al AK
Tn safsyy Prsca--cn- although s1e
was an expert swznHsr-Ibez-cI
NAwE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

x lAbcrz ~ azg-r g16 rercs
LIS wa- aone /. Ia wee STA hours
Els ncw works lars z11 goes home
a. a civilized hour Beth have a
t7nd-ess for dogs and -szezlT MAKE
.-srSs with -lem- One nc-l1g
-ecer-lv as x was honewz--
seucc he met ID with a t-enGfy
Write emil and they both -ea-Ge-e1
I'D rv-r winthrop Eli toward ks
home As the rl-n was made -rG
.Se back yard there was a sudden
-rxr and 4 x-r-r-r-o~z- reiIowe4 by n
se-es Of K yrs and II -he seu4-
Ga-g-ess x saw and heard no
ariss n deadly combat A1csc -
the lin and nubcue Was IRE deep
harr II Is collie - TIE celia
z was e7Rl-ceE and fearful
Ss-o DIVERS nesgascrz- But al things
have an end including eog fights AID
the versra6 WHITE bull skeeca6cze6
erwr ever ree s1zl- IeaTzoG NJ ezAck
bull n poasasnon OF -ae back 7crc1
and Il REQUIRED several Ezl--=s Of
friendly cver-u-ex before Ne permit
-ec the a-prrAcn Of x Thar S
ABOUT al sxcspr the fact -sa- early
IN -se evening before the son also
sa6 rzksn home . strange dog
Causing the nz1-rp a7c EeEA
,fssre Of DISTURBED sfruee-es On
Ssar on-zcuiar street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

E~e-vcoc- -oek hight cE and
cuC loose pror11-ag tle fans VT.
some good oi1 fashioned 5aseoszI Of
re san let va-ery F7er-v CT hi
E1g a16 running 20 break II ne
zoncr0nr a-c some sragpE fading
n ne third s-a1za -he CEstoocs
5az-sd occe around ana o'Cauas3F :
Pets nor y 5e our5c1s. -spsR-sG he
E2ck ara three besides 1ar luck
ME--1l had his eye IN the old piiI
sad slapped an sur n wicked style
and tnr zx-a SACKS uoo-
Goi1en s showing ID mighty
good ar re racsrIake-s n re
5eso E6 WITH TIE STICK. II TIE
fourth ne lied a p-e--v E--ze Texas
leag1er INTO -gar garden where 70
ore coUi6 spear Il
Twas sor- C 4 friendly -et-tn-
seLer game with q ict Of -ooe-r2-
c-ed k-c9xcg passing - and 70
Even tie nu-se-s forgot tier 5-g-
MY zlc Jolls1 n the rspR-use
\ crowd ot -a9-t- good proper
-1rs s1- Al ana-cou.cec game
TIE Pscs1rs sal7 n merry ofa ca--
fest = -.e1- SIDE cf the Lalr1 aac
pushed c~s- s.r1- -a-tss. -s.s was
L1>s- Dig look-E-
A-s vcu al SCI FIR ire big Ec-
~a-ds---ssser- barrie this afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
PITTSFIELD

As1 :. 5wlUw e S. Adams VA
BUSINESS caller u uw1 F-EaT.
Ms Frank E-a-s5s- and 5azEe.sr.
E1sa7Cr- EaTe Erre ID DsE- eor q
rzsi1 with -sla--ves- N. E,azsaeEl WI
7c1n them SATURDAY for Al ov- sum
aay E-E-
Mr. AID Ms Forest G Smith 1f
A1ElEza are Il r5w1 FIR a vsSsr VIII
Ms S11s parents. III and LIS.
{. O. Sru--zv-z--
Ms "a 2 PARKS e reported s. very
Il e he- home n EEZa76 avenue
Miss Aa-lor Eh.6s. daughter II
Nj I'D L-,s- Edwin -h--Gs- IS a. ne
EAs-azl Aa-ca General EosIl-a4 =
1a-g-- WARE EcR recently under
want Al operation 51r z7pen;Gls
S-.e was reported rs 1olzE vel. -ae
1pe-a-cn beng s1Eresv successful
ard Ter many --a1ds nope Ter aa-
spFaES- -eea-a-E
Ms. Lillian {. 115r VII leave eor
3 ~-sa- WI -s-a-5ves and friends =
1-1--esz1-s and For- Fairfield
George = Morse II Bangor vas :
business cz-isr n -uw- E-6av
Mss E1-za Smiley and 1rorasr. Er-
rest -S--Lsy. 1a-e Enra n Providence
+ = -or ISL VIII If and Ms.
Joseph ANS
James FtckEl las accepted pcK.-
-rn a. 51Ezel-'s Nan street gaz<e-
Z Il straw : a Worcester. EasA-
FIR z --E- VII A-en6s
Mr. Charles ? Coolidge and E1od-
la2E--=-. Madeline Coolidge. a-a rs
--1E -=-a-1Tas n Waterbury. u
Clarence Eala-oa las returned e
Ling sand aer pas1g 4 vacation
y -GT- viii NJ a-G Ms. Jcn1 Oar
kan
Ea-1H-- 7E-T All Frank CARRY
a-a = indian Fu1G = - A-ha1s t1r
I camping M
Ms 5s-oer- RE1!- and ha1v a.
visiting ~s.a-ras = 5z--cr
NJ and Mrs. F-a1 n. suy-cr and
1a1ErE=- F-1-e,cs aa-a returned
from Al Automobile rip e G-ovst7r.
n L For 5Zxor AID scn Eobe--
returned home VIII hen All VI:
. mar E-ess tar a Few DAYS
NJ and Is Wider Q Eu-cn-
- a-1 daughter Margaret wan1 .
E,1s70r = a1to tor few 5ars' -ss1-
=a---y -----sk-s IF Eew-ar- Lass
s = tow rs g1esz az NJ. and M-s
- L E---a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
FlIRFlEl

Tie 1-x1 number Of ras Csaurzz-
g1a ~zs g-rec vestsr5av a--s-ooc.
TIE Ma6rxz.s beng TIE srrs-razne-x
The C-o Is cnnpose1 ot Mss E5.r7
AarScal- who Is vary versatile. CIV
bells xTacphors 'celso and musical
l--s. also beng Z very amusing read
sr Eva Mar Eka Al American
sor-11n- possessing a vince IF 11e
quality and . very entertaining. ana
11e wz1sune olga Cappzcco. an Ak
1-z0ce-aa-r v1citals- The Afternoons
program was greatly engovsd 1r all
n tie evening and i Lecture was
g--a1 ~ Alexander Cairns. Te
proEl FIR THIS ae-arnoun VII DO
J. 1cvsl-y nIsscz1 pral-Gs BIZ -ne
VensEa1 Ssrs-a6e-s and recital ~
Tie Perfume El1-r" ~ Malcs
R1212E. WHO = vary accomplished
reader There has been some als-
c1sElon as 70 t,e time 81 holding No
entertainments. arG Il aas been re-
'11Gac tai The hours snail De 80
a ciocK n t1a afternoon and -S8
c3ock u the evening
TIE junior CaRl-azrza members
are sn9UvlE their spor-s Under no
direction Of Mss For-E w.o Is .
g-a11a=s u re Sargent 7HTECA
= TIA morning Eun En-l 10 br
Culture school Sports a-s enjoyed
t1nse under "a ysa-E a16 --r- D -
Il for Lacss exceeding . Years. A-
! o'clock IN the ae-E-1oon- stores are
=n5uyec- On -As third Tar Al n
1lal prw-Tov VII Dc 7ei1. II w1.cn
II ne vuu-gsZ-S z-e looking --r-
ward Rsrsa-sa-s arg aHlE dairy -ur
Tae Topsnop Pageant . 5s gwen
--esdav-
Al ne Frs Sa2-- ctu-c1--se
morning sE-v-cs VII be 1ai6 Il me
1s-1a. hour 5sr z T. E1-sna-- TIE
paszn-. XII -zse 11r Ms subject TIE
-evzre Shepherd" N TIE Ersl1g
L1a Sa9EE- and Methodist churches
VII unite tar a uclnn meeting Al ne
Csauta7 c-a te1- a. 8 O'clock fast
-s EEv.E- G Es-cs Of L1a Metz
oGls- cn1rcn VII deliver me address
IF 11a sEsa11g l. s hoped -aa1 so-s
Of TIE Caa1-a2g1a MUSICIANS vii Dc
u -aw1- ovEr ne weekend and gre
al entertainment H Ills the.
James EaZl1ger a Portland Vas
ealing On trends II pow1 yss1sr1aE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

-e vas before -aa s~7e--s
cane a3uag, z7d = -Zlga- sGsi7sss
7a-la1ce scld zEcle-r~' q t2e tzsa-
phone cc-7a11eE- w1e- --a 1a5erncre
VS. a -ea- cc--a7lsrcE. -1hr Al
5-1E-z- -elz-as = Era--5orvs The
-s-7r1c Instance II adv vt1c rang
ID Central ana sac 7 an -rE- step
ping ever = Ms Era-st=~s' far q e=r
minutes . Ee- .er dcuE1r11 recipe
EEa's MAJ z1--a-1 II care re -
-agTe- - - ror can 1ez- Z tie aaa-
-tes s-d - ne Know II nv home
-~w- we use1 - ask ce--a- where
t1e fra IT'S and VITO was DEAD and
1id sne -r1ra there vas any maj <rr
Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

Mss En-1 Yer q szack 7----
AcGna enu-r-. Msch. s c.e champion
ro6nCr1sr CT IRE Balkans Err cou1-
IT vaUng Ezma-za1 mothers hare
summoned her 70 Ire c-r-s-e-ar- VI
their Infants, friends = Aapera am
E+nrx River Ar~-~ -en-re-s
Mss Ws- $ member It re
Ane-sc17 ED Cess COMMISSION q
R--1a-1a- ant 8 --s -rus- 7rruiar
-cu-S woman n -. -s7- 1ss--,rr
winch Numbers forgive villages.
r ne IL. as0 INHABITANTS - --Es ia
aa---en- sns - "Du-1zsss-s4 Ca-1-
-aire A-.sr-ca1a--t-e LAZY Amer
czl captain
Scsrss If E-ra-aan mothers hare
named their cs1sG-@r ar se- arr
her a-1le mad house IN the SIDE nj
q mountain ~ . 4a~5rzrz Plzcs 15r -7e
peasants - hn1Ag t1~zr =aE.cr-n % oe
5acFzxeE. Fgvs- Il c1slA was
ragssrEne6 ~ WEIR aas ---ss-e9l
quaint -zz7x .xsm the ncI1srs These
Ess rAasa EuR.x sUcxzz-g 4ss1E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

Work n A1Us1a's new fire. s-a-0n
~ Hartford square VII probably. De
commenced n me -sa- ezr1-.. Fri
day yzs- -. nas bean set IS ne last
car On which sealed rios eor -1e III
1e-a1s and labor VII Re 7sca-ea III
Chairman Albert Z Folsom Of the
committee IN .-e department 81 re
City Council. al6 = Is hoped t1s- ne
conErrzc-cr work NAY De 5sgU1s
following MorGaT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

Ssa-sy al --e o-rh8fzs sound 4
EI---la ca1 as E---w7 VIII 4 Es
ea-a a-E attention = rr3-z-e ---
rerE --s-a * ere exception. a
sT@E- ST sl.L-- species -z-Eai -z-r- ~
t1e Ea---ess. ard whac1 r usually
---E-e- g -a-se- II CHRISTMAS
w=sz I Ea1E2Gn- Z c1l~ seems q
71war II --e -us- -a-a-iuus and
east E-eV1e1-a1 I0ca--3eE- AMI a
--@ r. ira wsA- r-aca n the T1Ee-s-
mating seREu-- art wren -aeT az
-1s- Ea-Ee-eus - -u-a1 beings r
Is u E-aa- demand " Burmese a16
sells @rr II iEaE-- = si1--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
AA-@ IS

Earned -gos. Cusnnccs n. Pscg-ucs
4 Three oass 1-rs. Merrill. Harvey
TWO base hrs. n. Written Merrill
Sfaiec bases N3cnolas u Walrar-
Golden Harvey Cray, Brennan Mas
11a5G-I Wa-GweL szwa MORSE
-sres1us. SEIck CIT " Lsves1ue :.
~ sraE1 :. Wild pitch. Sav- :
Passed 1al oE Morse 5 Ease IN aals
on LsvssQus :. NJ SHE7 5. Sacnsce
nlSsAs-I. Haskell Umpire Nc
E8usG-ck- Tine "A. A-snda1cs Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

c21cage -oc-s- and -c1zGe oezzr
s-r-oaGs-ss. sc-e .z7d-ecs f-Mz
oi6
>C-s q re -s-[ 5-s- 1a-e -rEreH
queer names C-s VII 5s|---cx-
LIE re -zE2e e Esace TTscr We
Czaa@sCu-" Another vas 5E---ed
,2zar-cH- F@- S-sea-scr- a7cr.s-
r I'or11zssz-e1 Ea-1Z1e A--cz-A
= ar JcresCZ. T1L-s s--- z-cr-e- ~
A Sc WE-s s1EEss-c- was -@1
'LaCrGr1 G--z-o E0-s-a--1e11-
-sE-cY- Mems
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
Nf-e Nc-r-s On sss-rnis

/ aava1 1a-- home or -eE-a vas
discussing Lori ~ail8coe's --1u-@ -
al -a1ks wao fought a. INLAND. and
&c revealed wha- sas-s - -1e Enw-
~ deck me highest 1S--n a ne-~ts-r
Z was not -<la 9g-EzE MT TIE
arx.cUs watching aaE and -E--
ina e vt1a- a naval nan IS --ere
e7r ~ showed
rs been - raz-s = re 1a-v -u-
= Tou'd e~e- ecl6 .2e set7-s re VA
mar ! should s-er nare E~a1 fer me
break. I sncasc have dropped 4rwn
deaf re sal su- I've 7us- 4one
IL ne acoec--1n11n -h~orlcsa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

Wass- Wings were 11vsr1ed ~ q
Lz1r. maiden. hundreds af yeArs De-
se-e -ae British cenaser1 THESE Sev
Zealand .a-vas. she used srns
rcu-4s vA2cn sne iaxAs6 -uEstnes
VIII STRANDS af Tax su-z2x re hasa
.rrs u1da- Ter csext win n SrE--i
Behind each All -Sus equipped
Sas Eral 1-r- males N meet Ter
ir~er. ~ao wss aor = ta~or w.r. her
aIer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

Funeral services fer the fH-e John
s Jonas ~ere he'd ~ O'clock F-ca-
z1EEonn ~ me home Of the snr.
EeDrEe 8. Jones. - East Chestnut
sE-ssS- Esr- A F-z1cas Wazcn 7Ecla--
ing IarEmenI was II Ias FANNY 4cT
N IT Pleasant ceIezEry- The bear
.s ware The t1ras scrs. y - and
Percy r Jones' If Ills Gry and Dan
ael Z Jones Ct T1lry. and the grand
SOL Earle jones If this Grv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

TIE A1xzsra Opera Hguse has
been es1se6 CT ne warmer reexE ~
me summer AZ 10 the yearly c1snn
Manager Appgebv savs that Z does
1sa-z-e pscrzr=s n me Opera Hnuse
sur-rx -ne wz-n vsR-asr and 1are
80 many patrons -zas -1n- beca sse
Ut srser arz1c-2nRs. The csmz1g
cocser ~sacaG VII marx 20 open
Frs e the opsr7 Esrse sae NJ
Acniarw sR-s -aar szme ~sr- god
I'D naUuA srN~ aGfnI n0unn9~ o -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17
MANCHESTER

The lne-z- IF the -a1a Ms A1E1s-
u A. Burgess was aeld F-16ay FIRE
noer n "a oscSock -en -7s Clor
church OF re Esa65eic -oa5- ERv. :
Warren Hawkes. c@C.a@4nE The
bearers were M Knowles. NJ Smith
sre M- Robinson I--s-eur WIS n
re Manchester cs-e-e--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

A-ss Esis- -Gvs1GaskT- -<-a
-4zaz bark - Ter 1u-e 7 Fe-p-.
LAS thursday -cn Ec--z-G-Sa
was Located u Szle- Sz-se- q re-
-Ezes- --7- -e- ra-~--s Sire sEG
- Fave e. nome seve-a1 ~eexs ago
and we-- to stay r-1 -eIa-~sa II
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

Ton1 = EalIsr and 5azE1rs-. Eve
III ware Passengers On re Islander
yes-sr1zy morning g--E u ocea-
Pant FIR = few DAYS NJ KaIsr g
~ 4 business --p EoI-E from Ocean
POINT 70 South E~2szol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-17

Al ar cater n England -ars--s- :
s-ocpe6 dow frwa-7 eTu---v
-oR6 T-ile rraCzcirE diving AT
struck a cz--age 4 w-3cn -zD en-
officers we're killed When re cadet
WIS ru- 81 --tHf -a,s defense SCI II
-aa alsa -1a- tiara raS 5ee- ~ xur-
-uf-A ale Negligence as -u1s6 Justly
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-25
Today's Talk
BY George Matthew Adams
ON INVESTING.


I would not give much for the man
or woman who didn't make the prac-
tice Of saving. l would not apply this
solely to money, either.
I read an inch announcement of a
nan who died in my town the other
day who left a fortune of something
like $30,000,000 But ! had never
heard his name before. And l doubt
whether any excepting his closest aC-
Quaintances mad either. He had saved
a great sum, largely thru investing.
But have IN my library the wonder
fui thoughts of a man-yes, dozens of
them-who died so poor in money that
you couldn't buy many potatoes today
with what he left. But, O now rich
lie was,
He invested all that he was and had
in ideas. And the dividends go into
my brain-ard yours. And our hearts
beat richer blood for such investors.
Wouldn't this be a very sordid,
poverty stricken world without such az
Emerson, Whitman, Stevenson, Kip
ling, Irving, Twain, Shakespeare.
Browning, Thoreau, and such kindred
fortune-buildcrs?
The greatest investment in the
world is to put something back into
the WORLD'
And that means doing something all
the time for human beings. But don't
expect TO get ALL your dividends at
once-leave that to the quality of what
you are and DO.
But keep Investing.
The only success worth going after.
Is what you do for other people.
The more you learn, the more in
tclliGent you become, the more able
are you to eive-by investing. And
the larger the returns to you-thru
others.
1t is an inspiring thing to live with
the knowledge that your ideas are en-
tcring the lives of many all the time
and that, in turn, they then enter
the lives of still others by a never
ending chain process which We know
as influencC-and which itself has no
end.
Do handsome things. Invest some
thing every day in somebody else's
happiness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-25
Memories of Old Days
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

Joseph Wess Moore, formerly Of
Dublin, Ind, a drummer boy in the
Civil War and known as the Jean
Val Jean of California" died in the
indianapolis traction station enroute
home after being absent for so years.
He had served many years in Cali
fornia prison for killing man in self
defense and was paroled several times
at which times he started school for
the education of ex-convicts of Oak
land, Calf, but was brought back to
the prison each time on framed"
charges. He had just received a par
don and was returning home when
stricken,
AS the result of the operation Of
one or more dog prisoners, dogs in
some cases highly values by local resi-
dents were killed. Those who had
lost valuable pets included Howard
Oesting, Ben Bowling, J. Bond, Timothy
Sprouts, and Mrs. Ben Kremeier
Oesting, who had lost two dogs, one
of which was said to be worth 500,
offered S25 reward for the arrest and
conviction Of the guilty party or par
ties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-25
The Investigation of the Campaign Funds

It is an open question if the country will be
served by the results of the probe Of the cam
paign expenses of the two parties. No seri-
ously believes that either party has committed
fragrant sins against the laws of political pro-
priety in collecting the funds necessary for cam
pagn purposes.
So long believe in party government
money to wage campaigns will be necessary
Money spent for publicity, for travelling expenses
Of speakers, for hall rent, entertainment and for
countless other incidentals has no faint attached
to it. By stretch of the imagination can any
party be accused of trying to buy election be-
it collects fund to carry on the campaign
The solicitation of funds becomes sinister if
political offices promised in return for con-
tributions, or if legislation designed to promote
the interests of the contributor is promised in
return for his money.
This would debauch campaign activities and
seriously menace the republic. Either of these
methods is reprehensible in the extreme and we'll
worthy the close scrutiny of the senate campaign
investigating. committee The American people
would be influenced by revelations showing that
such practices have been adopted by either the
Republicans Democrats to further their cam
paigns.
The amounts collected by either party for
campaign purposes, provided it is done in a
legitimate manner, offer no cause for alarm. If
the Republicans are able to collect more money
than the Democrats do and consequently
are able to carry more extensive publicity
campaign through speakers and printed matter,
%no one has the right to criticize them for their
ability to collect the money, and vca versa.
The amount of the campaign fund is no de-
batable issue, but the method of collecting it and