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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
SENATOR FLETCHER GETS
NOMINATION IN FLORIDA
Democratic Choice for Third Term.
lHartlee Selected as Candidate
for Governor.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 9.-On
the face of early returns from tues
days state primary election Senator
Duncan L. Fletcher has received the
democratic nomination for th1rd
term in the Senate. anu Cary "A.
Hardee has been nominated for gov
ernor. Democratic nomination Is
equivalent to election. The vote IN
335 precincts out of 977 in the state
follows:
For senator-Fletcher. 1888; Cats.
6239.
For governor-Hardee. 1888: HUI
ley, 1,629; Van SwearenGen, S.3o7.
TAMPA Fla. June 9.-According to
the Tampa Tribune. Representative
Drane, first district. and Sears. fourth.
are apparently renominated by gooa
majorities The result in the third
is i'm doubt. but Representative
Smithwick is leading. with Ben Han
cock second and Y. l.. Watson third
Representative Clark had no opposi-
ton in the second.
Wr. Scar. sure to Return.
REPRESENTATIVE Joe" Sears. who
represents the entire cast coast OF
Florida and in whose district many
prominent Westinghouse spend the
winter. as it includes Palm Beach
Daytona Miami and Key West. is as
sured of reelection to Congress.
Representative Sears wired to friends
in Washington today: Have won by
largest majority ! have ever re
ceived'' AS this district is strongly
democratic. it means that there is no
doubt of Mr. Sears return to Con-
gress This primary campaign was
the hardest he ever experienced. his
opponent being a strong man in the
district. who has made persistent
campaign in every community during
the last three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-09
COMMISSION DISSOLVED,

The United States liquidation COM
mission, having completed its work
and submitted its ANAL report. has
been dissolved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-16

psopie- : know an American 1--aFt-ser
VIM vii testify u TINS.
The Traveller. half 1anisrec- mace
nss way me Jay ln1u a 1aRnuuss II
-smpzH Japanese village. The gElsfla
err asre,-ed hin 1nTD q s7o-sss- airy
r-nur. aad brought nm z CLIP ~ IN
swaa-eusc 1aa- AS ne could sTtsAk NJ
Japanese. ne tried u explain uy signs
1aa- hs wanted a fRl meal. bur the
Err. though sne smiled pnIi1ElE- tailed
p understand
SO -ne Traveller thought ne wonin
-esurr TO other MEANS he took 0nf
ms nptsbunk and pencil. drew q tlsia
and IN egg and handed the drawing
70 the Eeasta- This me sns laughed
deliEntedlr. Chipping hsr hands and
-an N-oru cle --oun.
''-,he Traveller WIS pleased Ne
waited cnnren-edly 9ur MS nsal-
Five ur ten minutes PASSED Then
M duu- opened. and -wa attendants
staggered n with a portable hath.
t1r.mful IF hot water and q cake II
s1G7"
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WASHINGTON

WLS- - NJ. and M-s Z = Eussar
-nptu-sd rom B-dEevrte'- Mass, %
Vest Washington Sunday. They arr
4 paEs I 1ew dzvs al NJ and Mrs..
waiter Bu-dick 5,
n ana Ms Charles Eisie- Ct Au-
Gusra y.sItt.d heir dAuEnIe- Ms
Charles Bowman. over Sunday.
Converse Jones r confined r. rhs
house WITH z n2d ac-acE n E--p-
A-s. --zz1e Jackson IS confined ID
ne mouse VIII z had cniL-
NJ ana Ms VII Nasn % vassal-
ou-o were visiting NJ Nasu grand
mother, Mrs. -lzzse Jackson. Sunday
Guv Jackson n Augusta was v,s11-
1nE r.s mother. Mrs LINE jackson
SUNDAY
F-2nE Folsom Is having his house
sasnE.ea
Lev : , Jones u Sor1e-v5Ie VII
hold q melting 4 me West Washing
N chapel next sgnriHr. June n.
AZ -ieo Barrier nurse IVES stand
,nE II rom Of X es1 Washington
aaaue- SunuRv m automobile passing
E-v 1-.g- tened rlrn and as ne sta--ssd
n --un Ms. Bartlett caught nm ann
utls 1r.r damage n done WIS z broken
s1aF-
Arnold 8a--ls-- 3 hauling lu-1Ler
70 W-asluws NILS mis- week en-
Eesr=e Aenned~
-=enrEe KENNEDY and L-uwoDd -Ir--
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has

NCR-E-F-ad Caids-wnod has
purchased a NICE driving nurse
LlswelEn Esairer Of Pheasant Eli
WIS a caller n This place Monday.
r = TaHgne and family If War
I'm were Sunday guests Of Nj. anu
Mr-s- Lzxfun Mank-
Miss Grace ME-1k. VIM nzs EN-
nluymsu1 a. ing sine tacrury n War
-an was home sunday
Mrs. Amasa 4 Nswbe-- wRs 4
Sunday guest u Mss Cassie j. Wal
us-.
Beuns- and Shumza are treating
Edwin Z AluErs szA1G u buildings
ID 4 trash coat II paint
Nj ana Mrs. William SpraCue Of
Boston. Mass. are visiting -ela--res
and trends \ Ills place
Ms Frances 0. Mauk- wno Is sut-
tt.--lg with niupd poison n hsr Ieg Is
much better
NJ and Ms Esnrss Soule af West
Waldoburo Visited -eil--ves n Ills
place Sunday.
NJ anc Mrs Fmk SpDrue OF
flanders Corner were recent callers
on Nj and Mrs. Z. z Stain
{ Z CIiF1rd CT warerville- gen
era aEz-- for ne De LAVE sepAra-ur
has been z -ues- Of NJ and Mrs. Q.
3. Na1tsr fur Z few dEys-
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COMING EVENTS

- --n,..,,,-v-,,.,-+ 49,
-.1-,,.,.--,r-
~
June 81 t--1sr1I E-hn Ae1glefrF G5Ea-
Inence-nsu1 --2-n AA--I-1ive-sE---,
Junt 1t-'zpEe11ti- Gi!a COUNCIL meet
70 = - lila I me, -=---1 ~s1---
june I'll Maine Department & =
L. A-AIAA- tz-iG----1 t'i4lti-~- = - @4ss-N--
June f-I--StaEa Encaruu-uerL " Z
G ANGUISH
June z6-.zgf-nan Norma Graduation.
lzurnarn-
- a. 49,
--..z.--,,,- So ,~-.--r-s
: uTiH -'-Jt1lcA11pn --4lcf-as-n Iz1s-,-i=4
June 1--@t'-Anu--nscoEE-r Valley AZ
vsl- CHRISTIAN CHI e-e-cs- oxford
Tzne -S-gl-ke-1rsoec County Y Ii
d Z -ur1+..-srlce II $-Ere Cz-rr
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CREDIT G-cs- wf-- WRECK
Devon Esnple Believe Sight u Snan
ISL Flag On British Ship Anuersa
Admiral Drake

Anyone VINO knows lhs T1ilREes n
me ives. u England viii ne aware
thar they ere a te--lle salI f0r al
manner u supa-s-luI.s belie1s- And
ne process u creating new Legends
ms sriderr.v not YET come n N and.
= We -aav accept z stGtsNs-T maze
q. a -eceuT woman institute nesting
a. ELe-s- II which vA-1oUs speakers
,r,roun-ed the -2dingns NJ Their e
soae-.ve localities A few Years arp
-ae aa--iesntp Montague was w-ecEed
N -unGy Island as sne was a-tarI1g
ne Bristol channel II a <pg. The
pa1ple Of me neigh o0rnnod va a-e
LuId. nave 10 doubt -hA1 shE was
lUTad - he- dpum ny ne spirit II Sir
Francis Drake She happened . Ne
flying Inc Spanish Gag II honor fuf me
marriage q King A.pnuuso and
Princess EoR- THIS -.1s promo g:lns7 n
Devon great seRmAn couid not
brook. and ne made he- paw rne
penalty ny running aa- up0n he
Observation-Disclosures Guardian
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FOUND MILLIONS For oT-ERs
Men Wire Discovered -ae Famous
Currsrork -aue S-oT1-ec little ~
Their Great Luck

The famous C0Tns-uck looE. E-eRr-
EST n silver deposits. was dlsc.Tt sr'ss-1
N -gas sv -arae prospectUrs- PETE O.
Riley. Pal Mclaughlin. ana Old
Pancakn'' Consrpck. while washing
E-aral fur gold. T1H- were II HRrc
NIX Needing WAFER tor their
-ucka-s. they dug Z hoie 1lUr teat
deep and came upnn bed u sllpnlde
II silver NoL knowing what Il was
rnsy tined i f1r EaId. with highly
satisfactorily results, though cL--sinE
me Internal oIue sand -tlat cloEre5
their primitive apnArarus.
The biue SAND Vas al 0utc-1puins
N the wonderful lode. one vein Of
winch. 3e1 feet wlus. came a1-e-wa-d
20 ne known Is me Big Bonanza -
yielding ore that was nearly ha-t Sill
Yer From rms source were derived
the nuIErnilluns Of Macka~. Flond,
C-Brlen and Fa4r1tfle last named
being a -oEng mining engineer, while
ne Irtler r.lrs-e were everyday miners
The dlscoversrs soid uUt for small
sums. old Pancake" blew 1ur his
brains: 0'Riiey went insane ann M
LauEnIIn died a poor man.
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OAKLAND

Tas freshman -aaaing If ne DIX
lKnu ElEa school was haId Munazr
eyeI1ng Z Memorial hal. winch was
pretty decn-zesc 1ur ne occasion
wlLllts7-el-E--s-sr ant the class cnlu-s n
Eold ana garnet The following p-p-
gram was CARRIED OUT MUSIC salura-
tur-E- Clarence Penney ''Cunrr,e1rse-
Tnt,rI sarah heI1ngg) ME-1u-v
2iel-ct- music: '-afEing," tHeEr-y U.
Shaw Maurice Sullivan. The New
South Grady Eugene Sc--nrlss-,
The 2guIs Jsrnirny Made" Holman
Day ChErles KELLEY; music: The
-fEenc Il 8raEarz" Adelaide P-uc-
-u-7 Beatrice Lessa-c- Ny Doefey On
FoprDa4-. r 2 Dunn Arthur Al
ae-sur. The 0ne-ieEEsd Eouse" IF
Eupf.nsur Smith Wilma EaIla--- r1u-
slc "AUur Shaws Pei jug" Holman
Day Camilla Livingstone
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Chinese oeriae Mariners

= Is SCARCELY hi ezaE=e-a-liin -
sRv that there IS mora formally
shown g. q 1Ur-ual meeting If .l1r1k-
5staa coolies n China than n a cuEn-
I'll uf European ambassadors. EVer-y
cuuIie. whether 1r nBI hs CHI reno
and write. knuws ne -adi3Crs II
r1gat condur- and rhe oeneVaicn1
RnI democratic En5Uncriuns NJ uae
CantQcI2a c!RssIcs. SAYS Tbs II
Eastern C-akl01 EavIsw.
The ouares- laourar rum IN mean
es1 hunsenpid KNOWS al tae laws u
eszluup--a knows now nE should al
dress every member 81 socIeTy, ana
rne precise tU-n Of cou--esy Win
winch ne should bs -TeR1ad " er'g2r'y'
u1aa rom the governor NJ ms p-1v-
nee duwn 70 MS fellow laoCyrel-s. ID
knuws nov u conduct himself Il zny
gathering n winch ne may End nlm-
sa!f. and Is as much a. ease WIN ms
intellectual sUperI1rs Is VIII -1ls
equals o. Interiors. lie IS seldom
embarrassed. seldom awkws-5. ana
never bourisn = his -eIa-IU1s wit
Chinese.
The foreigner VINO ms leaned a
L--le Chinese addresses MS s.lETETls'd
nj. grdgrln as you" without any
D -i-sa notifications u me -aw pTo-
mum. ana the Chinese addresses ne
foreigner as you because ne
thinks Mn I'D uucn q DD8r IN
understand 4 rnore polite expression
though ne would s-a-- q CONVERSE
-iun win me COOK with ''ypu- ny
eSde- nl-otner.7 " Won, -he vsner-
aDie one" These petty caurlesass,
with which ne average VeSIs-na-
VIII not ne bothered even when ne
knows them. are essentials u
chinese Intercourse and me man
vino ignores hem commands m
m1rH respect man + ne were u -I.n
about naked and palu1 MS skin
= Is nuT very 1a--5s'I1g- but = IS
certainly ---ne -1Et w+atsva- -eEpe--
Il shown a foreigner II the ORIENT :
Is a tribute q ms generosity Or MS
heavy hand. GpLl rs ms acquired
sucA zn -1Ena1a knowledge u the
Chinese language and ne Chimes.
mind -ha- n IS no l0nger 2 EDrelgne-
The cooIie mas much less -asperT FOR
ne man from Lhe 1caau7 than rns
mandarin hEs. because ne has les.
appreciation Of foreign achievements
and 1nrTa-E1 culture IL Judges u
I ~ ou- appearances and our conduit
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FAIRFIELD

Judge Z L ErzZzeIl ana Car Junss
Esq. Of Wa1s-vlIls VII address me
Wurnan,s CitizHnsi-ip class Friday
evening. June IS. al Lawrence Ign
school
Mrs Mon Pilsbu-- mas -etu--sd
- her hume N 5aco altar visiting rel
a1tvss n t1wu tur Few dErs
The Cosmos Club VIII hnld lis an
nual field Gzy AZ me home NJ hrs
-svererr F-ieweIEng n Wztn-vIIIe TINS
afternoon The members IF -ns ciup
will take The 8 clock car EAST r.rne}
from mere
Mr.. and Mrs c. 9 Piper and Mr.
snc Mrs z 0. Flies are e-1ursar a
fishing t-tp AZ Lake Muxie
Omar Furos- Of Skpwh-gaa WIS n
coEu on business
Emerson Parltr. rho mas been BASS
ing 4 few Gzys n Luur .Ias returned
70 Portland where ne is employed
Ms Ber-au LasceEie. VIM has
been 1assinE d few DAYS n rown mas
returned 70 Etaa
Miss Tinler-s Gordon has gone 70
her home where she VIII enjoy Few
weeks vaczrlun-
Miss Nellie Richardson Is the
guest uf relatives in Boston and VI
cinirv
Miss Vienna johnson has returned
70 her home IN VinaI Haven, where
she viii pass the summer
Percy Mathe- Of the National Cash
Register Company was IN town Mon
dav On business
Mrs Percy Allen Is visiting -nia-
1ves n Sume-vina. Mass.
The following mH--iREe Intentions
have been fled H the office of the
town clerk: Neil McAskiu and Miss
Mar Mcdonald. 10th Of Fairfield.
Lncv Cakes. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Peter Cakes Of Bangor, Omar
Begin. son ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Begin Of Shawmut. and Miss Cora
Gilbert. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Gilbert Of this town: Albert
Edward Webb Of Eincklev and Miss
Pen-l M Buwden. daughter Of M
and Mrs. c Z Bpwden-
Lester Nve, VIM has bean confined
I'd his home by illness for several
1Hrs has resumed his duties H the
sfora-
George Ellis of er-Epiwar Co.
Of Augusta was Monday a business
caller IN town
MIR. and Mrs. Asfn Bragg Of East
shopping Trip.
A Z. vickerson N the Il P Cum
miuxx Construction Company has
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Slave traffic along rtIe Arab coast IS
Illegal urnEr the terms " certain cun-
vgnrinns. but slavery, nevertheless. Is
said Still 70 exist 70 a rather Guusidsr-
able eE-EnI- 4 few years ago mem
1ers NJ rt1e American Arabian mission
al BahreIn rescued a whole DoR1lDad
uf black boys VINO mad bean sInuEEied
UP f-aTn Africa fDr sale along tbs
Oman cnasr- In the interior towns
slaves IRE used mostly as personal
servants. DodvEuar1is and hnstlars
BY an aIG law II A-atia- a slave 8
freed after seven Years u sH--vicH.
provided he has embraced the
Muslem religion and II Is said thut
mnsf II the blacks do SO. There is no
TFre1uuics against marriage with
blacks n Arabia. especially after
-ner a-e freed This intermediary
mas scattered a black population al
over Arabia n ports like MuaEH1
and Alden muia1rues and mixed
breads are so common that the pure
Arab strain is almost u rarity
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BROOKLYN " 7. June I5-Cinctn-
matt used I'D four Brunkiy-n pitchers
in beating the Dodgers. II, % 5. today
ana taking the lead IN the National
League peuuaut race PREFER WIS
knocked out Of the bcI IN the fourth
inning and Mitchell, who relieved
rim. lasted less than All inning.
Nona-r checked the onmna-cmsnt.
bur Welded four hits and TWO ruus
when he was taken out fur a PINCH
nfr-er IN the eighth Rnethe- WIS hit
freshly Z, three innings Score
r.4nriuuats 3 D o 5 0 0 e~e y I
Rr,oksrn % o 0 o 0 2 8 10 :.
rsaerhe- and RHrdsn: Peefe-. Nit
cheIi. Mpnart- Minus and Miller.
Taylor.
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ns- were visiting n CnaDr uns aEy
LIS. x.-Ak
Nj ann Mrs Z 4 EusseE and Mrs
Walter BE-lick In0turs1 ID Augusta
MONEY!
Mpr--s Powell. -earner IL Cuoperr
Mills. PASSED the weekend Il h1s
nome
Charles Br-z1zn a4 C-npss E Nils wss
Z rss3.nr n 1Bwn SunIiET-
" and Mrs John CpnaAin IF Enirn
v-ssrt. cEzIe-s N tuwn Su-Itia
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BROWNS ADD
ANOTHER TO SOx
LONG LIST DEFEATS

:. -a,-s me st Louis mace
.sr -vl-a- U 3 four games With
1ss-1r v winning - y 5, after me
-.z.-u-s .al zu- r 70 four -1n lead
z II --I-u -aev d-1ve Van GIibt.r
TT NJ DIX. ne locals came nack
= n sane .ur-uE ana pounded Pen
.z.z m sevs- hts including a
-1-.-e I'M --1ple winch. after
-sa II malls ana II error by Me-
Ez- 1a-e1 ne locals e.g-zt -L-1z-
>.u-r
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Detroit June -5-Der-oiI made q
clean sweep d the series with Phiia-
-ieIpnia by winning loGzy's game : n
. 4 home run ny Shorten Il the
-.sl-d. SCORING Bush, VIM Was Oh the
bases. gave the Tigers An early lead
Another counr n The fourth. and z
patr of hits gave them the lead by
punching hits n the fifth and sixth.
ScorA-
Philadelphia o o o D. :
Derrott ..b o . : 90 0 e-S 0
Nayiur and Perkins; Leonard and
StauRgs
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. IEss l--AcIunIs- Three
1'---svn-eld Stolen bases
''Asec, 4--ila-s Sac-idcea-EoDpe-
-s''-ock anu EiheI- Double phys
''1-4es'6 -nn Foster Gerber, Gs1sgn
-@l SHE. Sister. Gerber and Sister
= or nases-3osror- u; 81 Louis.
= a-se ~ 5zLl-0r Pennpck. - OF
: III. IF van Glider. =; M
'2'-eL. Eit-or Peunock- s in 3
LIT II Fortune. 5 in innings.
" Ar fzlids-. IN = 10 innings; off
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White S0x Q. Senators )

Chicago. June Z5--hicHrp bunched
ai-s todgy ana easily dsfsafed. Wash
zrsE-nn TO n the final game Of me
series Cico1-e easso I'D after the ID
-z3s mad taken q comfortable lead ann
the visitors maze their -uns ny nft-
Ing appu--unslr. The score;
Washington o . 0 l 1-5-1B-1
Chicago -12I 3z-a-L--2
Zacnzry. Chase. Carlson and Char
-try, Cirurrs aur Scaacat.
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Cleveland. June 15.--Ie-FlanG MADE
4 three our Of 1uur from New York
taday- winning 10 70 = NAYS Was
KNOCKED Gu1 II the third inning. de-
Re forced Il TWO -uns ann then Gard
Ter dpEnled- Collins and Mcl-aw.
vnp followed were equally rs Wild
8E-tv WAS very effective except II
-hs fifth. when New York punched
four hits FOR TWO rms. r. struck out
the side n rne seventh inning and
canned Babe Ruth n me eighth The
sfg-E
View Tork % o = Q O. - -
Cleveland - 0 ; Q : 1-1b-1D-e
MAYS. Collins. McIraH and Fan
-an. Hoffman. Eaguy and Suaanake-
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~t--hlnE NesLora-lun q MS Ncenss.
. praC-lce. Of which ne was de-
p-,ivei ~ the State Board a@-e- a
number Of hearings. Dr. Dennis J
0'Fs-aen Of Portland. has brought zn
action n 'car-iorz- against that
boCv. the f-s1 Of me kind IN this
State fur several Years Dr. O.
Br1en license was revoked II con-
ne-tlUn with a narcotic ease.
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Burial. II 30; {" n sta9 on We'll
lEa. name n Is. Ell by pitcher
~ Bur-aI Walters - Struck OUT
Ey Pennock- ny Fortune. / Wild
TIItc.-5ur-el 3aIk-Fur-uns Win
ung pl1cher-8ur-el. Loser. Psunnck-
[ -z1Iires-Nau1u and DInaer- Time
n L5D
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View York. June 1.-THE 81 Louis
-.xrn made q clean sweep OF tie four
-.mcs series here with Nev York
winning todzy. ID 2. The Giants
allied and lied the score IN the sev-
.utn with four hits and three runA
,,,,- rne Cardinals scored the deciding
,.,,,, in the ninth. Frank French went
~ an uincn hitter for Sticking and
played gne inning at third base but
-etsred after accounting for one Of
-.ye Chants rims in the s1xrh with q
--,,,a and m out Mt hrst Score:
.. I<ouis-I % ee . GO i-s1s 0
~.w York. o 200 e23e @U 1
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Charles KItchinE a Sanford paint
81 and carpenter, Was run ever there
MonnAv night while crossing Main
street IN the lower part Of tnr town.
by an automobile driven by MIR.
BALDWIN Of ShHpleiEh KitctinE Sis
tanned SERIOUS injuries and Was rem
dered Gncpnscioas.
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9th cnurzIHd Whir-ed WIZ me UT
mat gave Ptr-snu-g It's third vlc-ur-,-
over Philadelphia The =ro-e.
Ptt-spU-g Q : 1--f--n
Ph.la- $3.50 : 0 O &c o o z o-s--l,-.
adams Watson. Hamilton. Ponder
ana Scrmlct-. Smith .C>>ust..- gnd YIN
crow
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-cDagrs GAMES

arrived n cuwn am vii have charge
If the WORK III 5eu1on Falls.
MRS. john -yhibndsEu and cnll Gran
nave gone ID Oakland . vls-1 -alA-
-.Tnr.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Springfield . Portsmouth :
New haven = All,a-7r .z-s-
game View Eaven I, 4 hz-,v
second game
Hartford :; Pt-sfis.lG .
Worcester =: WATERBURY
Worcester .: WATERBURY
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and n ne 13rn1 Of Chinese -adihun
and Chinese standards we ara
ignorant. brutal oar.Jar-Aas. inflicted
1nr some strange reason upun the
IND
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8s--Ha ~ 2nraucE n <o--a-
'1-zr 1or LennsEy IN 9Th
''s -2;z-rs.a 1Dr Eu--une n etA-
ILL S-- JBnas n 9Th.
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COLLEGE GAMES

A. WILLIAMSBURG Sr--acEse :.
Williams
A. WarcssIs--EDlv cross 2: 8ns-
TN College :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-16
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-16

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-16

Car1~ Free and South Sts.
The Lamar register., 1920-01-28
CHICKENS NEED
HEAT AND LIGHT

Fowls that are wintered in cold
parts OF the country. where the tenn
perniure runs below freezing to 20 de-
grees or more below zero. need consid-
erable protection When the cold IL
80 Intense that the fowl is uncomfort-
able. n certain part of the heat and
energy from the food eaten is used To
combat this low temperature and the
food which Is required for that pur-
pose cannot. of course. he used to
manufacture eggs. Therefore, the
construction Of the house varies with
the temperature or part Of country in
which II Is to he used. thin and
partly open house Is best for warmer
climates. but must have reasonably
thick walls and be capable Of being
In cold sections. II Is comparatively
cheap tn make n house warm by using
several ihicknesse> Of inexpensive tar
paper. and n better looking struc-
ture Is wanted. other methods cnn be
employed In any event. the house
must he mnde comfortable.
A dark poultry house Is unhealthful
and uncomfortable There should he
plenty Of windows to let In light 81
that The house i bright and they
should he kept ciean 80 that the sun
can shine IN To warm and brighten
the interior The direct rays Of the
sun viii kill every germ of disease
that II touches and That in Itself is i'm
portant. Too much glass l. hisad-
vantage. because the house warns up
too much in the daytime when thc
fowls are busy and coolS down to"
rapidly At night when they are on the
roosts Windows should hive both
upper md lower sash 81 that they can
be lowered and raised &" let In little
or much air according 10 the ouiSid"
tem<erature II there i too much
window space reduce 1t; II there l.
too little Increase II
The Lamar register., 1920-01-28
Experienced Woodsmen and
Others May Easily Become
Lost Among the Big Trees

Sooner or later everybody who trav-
els much In the woods-real woods
Ia likely to get lost" writes George
GLADDEN. In Boys Life. The ten
derfoot fscout or otherwise) does the
experienced woodsrnan does-even the
Indian sometimes does. But an Indian
often won't admit II. at least TO a white
man; from which trait probably orig
mated the classic story about the red
skin. who. when he was accused OF
being lost. replied Indignantly:
-Tnjun no lost; wigwam lost; Injun
herer
There Is a difference between being
lost and being astray. For example,
you may suddenly realize that you are
travelling northwest instead of north,
which you had supposed and desired TO
be your course; and that discovery
may cause not n little confusion In your
mind. As long as that confusion lasts.
you are astray; actually you are no
longer really sstrny as soon as you
realise your error. and begin to travel
north.
Again. II you confidently expect to
see certain landmark-ssy big
ledge on mountalnside-from n trail
or road from which you believe II to
he visible. and IL Isn't there. you are
certainly astray. and perhaps lost. as
far as that ledge Is concerned Where
fore II hehooves you to find out prompt
Iy just why you have missed seeing
That ledge. Otherwise you are likely
to get still farther on your course. For.
depend upon Il. the ledge husn't moved
that is, the wigwHm isn't lost. The
mistake that many nn ineNps rienced
person makes lies In blunderinr along,
and trusting to luck. with the result
tlnt presently he Is lost. for fair"
The Lamar register., 1920-01-28

Take MR. at once. Get
digestive and elirninative
organs working in har-
mony and relief is irnne-
diate. N ever causes
gripping.