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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
THAT ATLANTIC GAME

This article is written in answer to
the query on the lips of every Mis-
souri, Valley football fan who did not
witness the game, but wishes to know
why the team was not taken from the
field after the first quarter.
After three days of careful thought
and investigating the chain of events
ead:ng UP and and elimination in
3he questionable victory of the Allan
tic team is complete, and the ques-
ton asked by all who witnessed this
"Burlesque" is why the Atlantic team
rs hosts, and to all appearances clean
sportsmen, permitted it to continue
Some two weeks before the game
he Missouri Valley management
'equested Atlantic to obtain neutral
officials and suggested Jones and
Burdick of Omaha. This was an
swered by the plea Of unnecessary ex-
oense and it was arranged to have
one official from Atlantic and one
from Missouri Valley. The Atlantic
official was put in as referee and our
,lficial as umpire. Our official was
not given whistle and no penalty of
his was ever inflicted by the Atlantic
'eferee. This unethical procedure
continued throughout the game.
One particular instance can be re-
,alled in which this official, when the
ball was on Atlantic's one yard line.
old Missouri Valley that if they
pushed or showed he would penalize
hem-what a magnificent forecast of
what followed.
Again when Missouri Valley COM
1eted 40 yard pass to Atlantic's z
7ard line, this pompous official sud
lenly remembered that someone held
n the line, and it's known fact that
he accused player was running back
n an open field during the play
In the second half Missouri Valley
asked to play with our ball, but were
refused for reason not yet explain
I'd to US. Was there anything unfair
n wishing to play half Of the game
With ball that our team was famil-
ar with?
Up to this time there has been no
| publication of the game in any Of
he leading papers. Atlantic may
we'll refrain from publishing the de-
.ails.
w feel that at Atlantic we won q
victory for clean athletics. Our
treatment at Atlantic was in strong
ontrast to the careful attention given
our guests as shown in the report Of
our Blair game.
In conclusion we wish to say that
n continuing the game under such
treatment our team won the respect
and admiration of all lovers of clear
football both at Atlantic and Mis-
souri, Valley-and we still have thu
greatest semi professional football
cam in Western Iowa-and shoult
Atlantic feel inclined to question thi
we stand ready to play post-seasal
game at Omaha. for purse of $1OO
(On Thousand Dollars) and gate re
eipts.
Missouri Valley Football Management
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
EDISON SALES

Recent Sales of New Ed:sons re-
ported by Doty G. Peterson:
James Antrim, John McHugh, E.
G. Jones Edmund Hall. C. E. Cox,
Nels Hansen, Anna Norberg, Harry
Fitzgibbon, Margaret Haight, Mrs.
G. Stevens, Lillian Peterson, H. Whit
ney, Rollie McCrickard, Carrie Han
sen, Caroline Athey, Missouri Valley
Earl Tough, Magnolia; Robert
Thompson Loveland; Claud Davis
Mrs. He;stand. Harry Baldwin, Little
Sioux; Felix Gilmore, Fremont, Neb.;
A. Kerger, P:sgah, Will Hester Pts
gah; Hugh Masterson, Logan.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
MASQUERADE"

A strange and motley crowd as
sembled at Wr.ght's hall Friday ev-
ming, lured there by the wierd, en-
ticing Jazz strains d s.ensed at the
shrine of Terpsichore.
Representatives of eveey age ma
t:onal.ty and type of the human race
were present.
When the order to unnask was
given strange thing happened. The
queer people disappeared and the hall
was filled with mer bers of the CO.
operative dancing club.
TIL variety and orig nal.ty of the
costumes provided amusement thru
ought the evening. s*6
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
YOUNG PEOPLES UNION

The Linden Dixon Evangelists have
specially requested that the monthly
meeting of the Young Peoples Union
of Missouri Valley scheduled for next
Sunday evening, be held in the Pres
byter' an church beginning at 6:15 p.
M, Sunday evening Prof Dixon will
lead the meeting and wishes good
attendance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
MRS. MARY KIRKLAND

Mrs Mary kirkland, former res
dent of this city. died in Davenport,
To-, Tuesday. The body will be
shipped here for burial. but the fu-
neral arrangements cannot Be an
nounced at this time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
MENU

Thanksgiving Dinner at X. 7. Cafe
Cream of Celery Soup
Roast Turkey Oyster Dressing
Cream Peas in P3tt.e Shells
Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Combination Salad
Mince and Pumpkin Pie
Roast Veal Roast Pork
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
NOTICE /. o. o. F.

Red Cloud Encampment will meet
in regular session Friday evening,
November 26th. Work in the degrees
and nomination of officers. All men,
bers urged to be present.
VIM. Bowers, c. P.
L. M Walker, Scribe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
BOX SUPPER

There will be an entertainment IA
box supper at Mech Hollow school
house on Friday. Nov 26. 1920.
Everybody cordially invited. All
girls please bring boxes. pN26
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
x. MOHATT

x. Mohatt former resident of this
city, passed away at an Omaha hospi-
tai. The body will be taken to
Broken Bow, Neb., for burial.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
P. O. HOURS

For Thanksgiving the general de-
livery window will be open from 9 a.
m. to 10. a. m. There will be no R.
F. d. or no money orders.-T. L..
Finley, P. M
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
NOTICE

All those owing me by book ac-
cunt or note are urged to call and
settle at once as I MUST have the
money. This is request to all Of
r'y customers and must be complied
w TIL
N-17-tf v. I. Tamisiea.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
BAZAAR

Comforts, dust caps, aprons, fancy
work Of all kinds at the L. D. S.
Bazaar, December IA at Wright's hall.
eNao.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
NOTICE

All grocery stores will be closed all
day Thanksgiving. cN24
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

Sweet cider in the bulk 1t Lewis.
Phone 2. MA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25

We have the exclusive agency for
Chase & Sanborns coffee. Lewis
Quality Grocery. Phone 2. N24
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER THURSDAY
cloudv No
nrobablv fair; not much change Thanksgiving Day
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
REDUCING CASH SALE FOR ONE WEEK


AS Offering extremely prices
NJ Sliced
j. NJ Sliced Peaches No
j. NJ Sliced Pneappes No
j. NJ Strawberries
Sifted
uVo lorn, per
M.
NJ ieas
j. M Pork and Beans, No p
.. NJ. Araut mo.
NJ Oysters
j. NJ Mustard
NJ Catsup size
j. M Baking powder lb
h. Advo Coffee
Grape
Post Toases, 171s for
Shredded Wheat Is cents
Del Monte per
Dundee Milk Id cents
Elkhorn MILK,
Carnaton Milk per lac
3 h. of
lb. Argo Gloss Starch
b boxes of Kngfrd
Bon Ami 13
Rub NoMore,
Jabon Soap
If asks you trile Adv@ goods
don't tn nix he charging selling extremely
low
G. S. TIDD--621 N. 5h Street
Deliveries to all parts
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-11-25
FOOT BALL
Tha .ksg:.ving Day

FOOT BALL
Tha ksg:ving Day
8 P. NAT City Park
Onawa High VS.. Missouri Valley
High.
Admission SOC and Csc.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Limited quantity of Bleached Wear
we'll 84 and ga Sheeting, purchased
at low figure and passed to you at
practically the same quotation. At Csc
yard.
Palais Reys-seesna Flssr.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

A pretty dress of the Queen Brand" is of
checked gingham. Made in straight,
girlish style; pointed collar Of white pique
full skirt, finished with sash ; large pearl but
tons trim the waist at $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
No Immediate Danger
MacSwineT Diving

-.ooco-. 1o- --tBv re $50
a.a-sd less The cono.-on IF Ter
ence NacSws2ev. -ora nayor Il
~ork. .nrarcera-ed = Brrxron PRISON
remained 11cnarEec -oniEr
AuLhen-c ,-ror-at5o1 ~agarc-rE
&favu~ IacSwTnev' fast continues 10
.te ~t5---ac . --v-r7c statements -
suec ny be ao-e otce and re
somewhat mere alaDorate bulletins
e~crr re f.oncor 1ea cUArrers II
- -~.sn Self Determination League
---a erate-rcr-e ron oot- NJ -hese
sources have 1eer Fcr some me II
,-at-ef s-ereor-rec f--n repiete
WIN re words weak-neG-' Ak
raustec" ana 0~os-~aTa uUt =
--1l--.as --2s a-4-erroon = both guar
arg rrcuE-t wurc -1at 1eI-rar GOV
er-menr Official nor t1e Nacswtnev
FANNY are seriously concerned over
1e immediate danger II re prison
er dear-.
m re CONTRARY officials u re
sague sal3 erev -1ougrt t1ar ar
t-ouGr ne aayor vas nucn *
haLstea careful nursing WOULD RE-
store rin % normal health should
his -eieass = Unforeseen manner 5e
eractec vr---, "a lew DAYS
The same -rtoruaEts expressed
re opinion NAT Mayer Macsv11ev
would rs asle 9 withstand ne 81
facts 81 lis abstinence rom food far
-a,ta some -lme.
IRE home Office. r-rinr from re
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

.,egl-r-2E r - MAYER 5 transfer 0
5.Ixton Prison -as rnEr-tes- -I2arEA-
-ei9craoce . c1sccss r1e r-ss. VIZ
heid comment on rest poss-c+l--.=s.
So <2r : w Know he S receiving
10 <ooc7 remains re arlT govern
-er- -epiv 9 ues-.urs- aro -.e
question IS % whether e govern
Eer- mas AIKEN measures to- insure
5 knowing sro1-G attempts r.
made Q administer rourlsn-e1r-
meets WIZ re official ~s]SErder.
Government aEenrs are -.ws-s ID
ne prisoner bedside
IRE public g warning -i-- -r=res-
re 1enoumeut n re as hplrlo1s
regarding re sincerity = - -wc
factions ana -1e Ultimate 1ulccIe.
however ere not ac-C-eIy oDe-slcec.
Mann observers accept - @rurasT
ON etec- --s l-lsn &a-lo-aL-Rt
avuwal nat re -asI s -1ers-r In LII
llsr-atlon ~ ne supre mae q --e
n--d over re hoov anC "a, @yper-
G-slnE md ne T1EL4nt watch --4---
tAlaec Ger ne ceiecu0p ana 1L4cE
--ea-nerr u threatened rourlCE-
r3ons 27e pl2vl-E II n por-2-t T.art
= re mayer SURPRISING en- uns-~a-
Lon Of endurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
PTTTSTON

NORTH L cary ana daughter
Mary. and Mr.. ano Mrs. CTloerr r,arv
Of East P.--sron were recent callers
al Q. l. Greene
". Z. 5ewert Was II a-I-enaazr -
Dauartscorra Fair .asr week and vas
Fl --Ercnfe.d Far Tuesday p IT'S
week
The Kings Daughters will aa~F Il
all dav SESSION WITH Mrs. N=.Je Pre-
ole -hu-sday, Ocr- J.. The annual
ELECTION n officers VII 7e red nd
reports g1ven # tre state eonven-
t1on ~ecen1iv neid Al Bangor VISIT
lrE members viii carry pasr-v.
Mrs Charles S-arks u North as
saIporo was calling n t-.snos here
SarurcaT.
william Gray and Mrs Alton Nc
Ei-csiev we're SUNDAY callers a. {.
K GREEN'S.
M-g. Hazel vindw9-c and NesieE
Manson II Augusra were weekend
VISITORS az Charles Harsons-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Springfield. Mas Dc- 5--l5lsnop
thomas d. Beaver. or ag ears heaa
II ne Roman C-Laobc 1locese rr
Springfield, a1ed --Is afternoon ac-er
only days Illness 81 heart -~oua.e.
rom winch ne had suffered tor ssv-
eral raouraE- He aas been abie E
ar-enu 10 his dunes mt within d
cav or we He Was = Egrs nd
and / native Of --ls city. H succeed
Cd d ne blsnoprlc on ne death rs,
Bishop :. : 0rFe1lly : -sae 80
Springfield diocese eE-ends rom r OF
1es-er p me Western bouccarv Il
ne state
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Dill E!ackran

II +114cwr-r --2p1nE rom ne
.avcrs. paper records crc mr.
zre II rc-7er Gardner aov.
cry pretty nome wedding took
a2e r-zaay evening al re nome q
arc Mrs. William 5lacknan on
a2rarucs avenue wren herr aauEr-
Mss AarrarsT 54Acknan. was
--ee 7 marriage ea .-o11 Ef--- nr re
-.av #t1.--am .T4Ege-E-Il- Pastor q
-z -5erou C-trh -nurcE- The wed
IL -aarc2 vas played ~ Mrs. Waldo
-cscr II 5--Ggspor- ne ceremony
aas oer-or-ec amer power = IA
~-e~s. .oIce ra1-sJv I 1anl-As a1c
-e-e Beng 1sec. vnlcr nate a pref
-el---c @ar "a hrI1al party -cs
ne Jokec -rar-11c = gown q
z--.e -eerrer-e o-eps w-T-n pear.
-,---.-Es =er bridesmaids. Misses
r~ence BALDWIN ana Maroon 'oer.
--7-s .R.---~ -cw-s Of 1-Ert olpe. white
-rz- &-l-eY ~ .r-Ie ing bearer.
r. Etarsor hudson ma Haroio HoJa-
"a Norer bearers. were dressed
re groom men we're Ra--
7a-cvr- ana ROPER ST-sC o1lT
w inmate f-}anns and members
e ami we're present re non
ev-roo- I'll! re spent n re EerKgh--es.
- ar,as travelling d-e.s was u
~z- ne qopira WIN nj q oiach
a7-s- AFTER -1e,- -eru-- rnev VIII
zs = --err residence on &aEgaIucg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
-.5rarv 7ay Shelf IS Popular

TIE rzy s1e- ~ec9C-1y -2s--EIac Pr
re EEcoa-c zee Library has proved
one RI II most popular plals ever
prcposeo. Twenty BOOKS we're placed
upon re s1elf - al experiment ana
rev -aLec 70 suEply -1e ceCalo.
There arg rev nearly 50 DOORS Upon
his snef ana more VII 1e acned as
tas- IS .osslole. The 1oL0w11E ----as
are row 12or KS lst:-HappT
Fcue. 4toor-. s Jayne =. Austin
our Bower, Thai flair 1- NJ
Peters brown Panied Meadows.
Kerr sum- Dlc-cw. Cooper: ~o11as
q re --Ec- copper, chinese -AteL
Dav1e. Splendid 15-cas- E-ohs- XXI
Berry. LII Triple EvsLsrv, Luenr-
MAJ. Nacv -u1es Marshall. Hannah
Bva Morris. SHIPS ACROSS re sea
Fame. + Pilgrim lIal1- Tag-aT-. sec
auo -a--cket. rT5-t-a-1so-: F-aspber-y
am. Wells. 4arv Minds Fer BEST
ness Weston Norwood 4IysterE-.
-ar [-a.ce 7 re wilderness
LIZ. House ri Dreams come T-'-e.
Tedler. Mar ~ tre Forest. -Irsy,
Sea-cn. LIZ. ~weerhear-s Lmet.
puck- IAN Z-rl. lz-,-i rem -Four Cor
-ers. Fcrrer: Carolyn II ne @uCry
Fear Erd.cc--- @rnaL SOUS, Copper
rs. -L-vT COL ~ orrIsou. Day Mss
l.-.2 Bert. rae. Outside M. Kelly
At Fane $ GatawEs. Nix: Glory E-oes
~ E.ArEe Dor-ance: Costa Ber---E-
L.a--er-.ot. Man --o- -aL T10oer.
Holmes T1--nerzr oven Green
Mansions. GsaLswor-cv- Tolce y -1e
ter- L-EeiEE business. -a-'--s1r,
Dlcnesse ~ --~exe -atpoie. Fairfax
ard rs ~--1e an Eorsrt Earcor
p9s~o. Basser- Tavtarers st re
AzEels. E2sssr--
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WINTHROP

re Winthrop --ler2rr LTup neld lrs,
INST meeting - me season Monday
evening III the nome II me president
.drs. George 2 wilson. wr-r ! ? mem
-'ers present Eol csIl was answered
~ Vacation stores" TIE -ors-rrr-
-Ion ana bv-lawe were cad ~ ne
sec-erarv Mrs - I shaw : me
paper N ne geography u MRiae
WIZ map drill vas -~xe- ~ diss
Ear-1eTt n Weston aue ne selection
Maine. NJ Srase ras PLAYED ~
Mrs LIE French re clua adjourned
VIII ne reading II ne C>oiiecr . meet
next Monday afternoon at 80 We
Miss -rne ellison.
= 1er-v consisting - Mr.. anu Mrs
= 4 7er-enri.I ana daughter Marv
SewaE ana William PerIerEZ ana
N-s = Il Foley uaotorea - Ser
mountain SUNDAY wnere Mrs --olIey
VII -emzI1 ne resi- Z re week -re
Euesr = ner orctre- -haries 4 Mr.
I'll
M ana Mrs. {. 3. wooo are guests
II M- Wood nrcr1er 7 Aluion.
Mr ana Mrs E6v1r Foster II W.
and Mrs. j. 4 Foster
Mr. anu Mrs F-ank Bar-- .ef-Gr-
cav for heir nome Z B-1ugewster
Mass. ACCOMPANIED ~ Mrs Carr &
rv-o brothers. Thomas jackson q Man
enesrer and rIrgL Jackson II Last
Winthrop ana Mrs Virgil Jackson
Mrs Viola Johnson Of INDUSTRY ana
MISS N Il FAIRBANKS n Tar-tnrron
were Z -own RsT weeK re guests Of
Mrs Rose 3. r'arEsr. Mrs. Weston
g completing a genealoFv q re
Weston family ana Mrs. psrker. de-
sc@ndan- u l-aI %anl5y. LAG rlanv
statistics ~eiat1ve - ne FANNY
Hiss .. oslo +'ennev ard Arlington
TreFrvev OF --ver-nore FoIls were
weekend guests ~ Er ana Ms g
II rsrnev
Mrs = X -sgE1rr Mrs 9 "
shaw. Miss Elnn shaw. Mrs LRTsrra
Maxneld ann Mrs. Aeler Pe--- are
among NOSE wnp are attending me
Music Festival Il Portland cris week.
NJ and - : Z Small ~ Dexter
we're Sznday guests n Mr. and Mrs.
H T. Maxaeid leavIng Monday for
Portland 70 arrend ne festival
Grs. Josephine Bourne has sold ner
mouse IN lake street. 20 Mr. Sarzn
Abbott
2 - Collins aun - ? MCNAMARA
eff Tuesday Tor q "TRIP 10 Forr Worth.
Texas. making me TRIP 5v automobile
Tnev expect 70 remain mere during
the rTuier
Mrs. T Everett Webb eft Monday
for Auburn trem which CITY sne viii
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y. E.O.P Money
Head Indicted
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-- rar u-as supreme t~es-s-
ar-r -ee New s--r-A-- ..~ce- #
r.~.-ea---r Z .-ate~-l. ia insurance.
-.'Fan-z-rl7r. tor zaa=v rears anti ~.s
-@ua- lze AS Ee w-- os
IRA. E1e1 ater . -ze Eees-
lzr-y -a oUne Judge r William
@aar- L4r~e Mn. suprene warden
.-a raer zangg2e-a -1at = snort
ag- WI e,gs uoa aaa Jeen elscovere1
p -aroor- accounts ana "a, -an-
aor- -aa r. .e-ed he slid Eat any
,1saes = 1e a-oe- would 5e aove-ec
.r -auoa-r runo
-auoo~r y g. rarE4er speaker # re
--apas stand =51us+ ~ E.sp-aserta-
ives ano .orrner 7rssluert W. -en
-1s z-oct -ssaad senate e was
- -=teEa-a re ne Eepuuslc4n ~ar5Dus4
r.u. eatar h -ssy.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Alice Brady Teaas ana Toeay 01iy
at The St-sno--s- p-oeae.,o, IS
Reaiart Picture. - DARK Lan.-
s--"-osiiy Change Meeting ~t--
Favorable Co-r-encs-.es 7icn
Mixture
Mary people have been ask1E or
weeks. When s Alice 5-sev cor-
icg'" She : here al asst and viii ne
seen -oaay am -ooay only The
whole oLl : thriller from re open
ing wnsr re Burton Holmes Travel
Views are shown. unE1 ne Iasr Of
ne Western gwo- par picture. Tn
Ger Sentence" mas faded avay N
the screen rs 3 splencid program
ana well balanced 70 SUIT aU -Iasses
and 1ess. These Programs promise
20 become popular VIII ne patrons
as hey nave other cities shows
$50 ann 80 except SATURDAY.. wren
re evening SHOWS start al 6.z5.
Bare Rcrt VIII oe vf-n Is -ex-
MONDAY al The strand IS IT extra
ADDED aIL-s cIIon am lcls s Tor one
cay only. re s me King ~ Swat
tsrs" am many closeups are gIvsn Of
t1ls truly wonderful mar see Alice
S-aGy -oday = one u ne rest -lc-
TIRES ~ ner career = OarK L4n-
tern "-Acv sM
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acccupanv aer orctaer % A"ockton.
Aass wnere --ev W. sr-~-u re tal-
C,rr her return sne vi s1on g LE--1
. attend ne meeting Z r. Eorel =
4alsslonarr -oclerv wniar w.l 1e @.sc
N mai =. -'ct -1--=
Mrs. Nav Moul-oo u lexington.
Mass. ~ -CeEt q 1er -lsrH~. Ms
Aica Eaywar-
NJ ana Mrs. Roger Jones II Sos
-on are Z ,ow--
James Diamond aas -urccased re
far-, Owned - Eeroer- Eoo,osor nd
will occupy Z snort -ne.
Miss Marion Maxim ~--o 5 each
i-s a. Ll1cnoe,d was q weekend
guest n Mss EEla wilkins RI T-n-
mrcp Center.
<sword nas neen received of ne ceatn
= J.. - Bartlett II ms lone :
wurerpu-t after al -Lness q s9v-
eral weeks. NJ md Ms Bari .et-
were 5o--er ~esICer-s Of ms own.
NJ Bartlett beng enplovec - ne
Inca ofsce n re 4UEEsla -r--sT
COMPANY.
Mrs Z. =. Carleton aas ~erLrreo
rom q v1sn WIKI TRENDS IL Bangor
Mrs. Gertrude Fssser- RI -.ev-1s-cn
= ne guest " Mrs. &. 4 shaw
EAS---he East g JnrEr'o7 @ccop5
vii -ave boZ social ~ re seHoo-
house N THURSDAY evening - ~
Every .2dy Z ~equesred = 7rtCE p
l1ncc box
Asz jackson ano 1arl-v aave -2o7'fo
Nh ". 4 Eewe1-s house
Mr. ana Mrs. =. =. Higgins ave
roovpa 1-ou -1er amp al Robbins
Point D -neIr home 7 Augusta
NJ and Mrs Z. r. EacEsen re
VISITING relatives : AUEusta-
Mr. ana Mrs. =. :. Theeiar. VIM
have been AZ -ner rot-a@e O M
summer EFT -uesogE f. New Eo-s-
Miss Mary NssDeraaid. VINO RS
t,een STAYING a. Robbins Punt, -7r-
for Ocean Park TUESDAY. she WI
y-lsrr e-,enos Z Au-usta n aer Wv
nome
The THURSDAY CUB MI -2ee1 a. Re
C.u-cn Pariors Oct r. 800, -
o sTfarE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

The recruiting parry arrived Z
accordance WITH their scneeule aoc
re steamer Henry Wilson dockeo At
tae wharf of me Eastern Steamship
@. n ne evening ne band which
accompanied re party gave q de-
hgcrtL coacsrc on The Common.
which vas appreciated by al VINO
haC me opportunity # hearing raen
The parry VII remain tor roe rest
of re week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Twenrv-Esven Girl Scouts mixed .
NcHaugt-on' Grove. q distance 4
Two mics 81 Tuesday zf-er- ooC.
Everyone brought picnic 'I-c.-
Altar j. huge campfire was rul.r -ot-
dors. coffee. roasted orr arc
we're prepared -tec
re 1re was ~eplen1srec I'd stores
yeIs am songs we're ar10veC. Il
was Z beautiful picture : re dark
ness. lighted or4y ~ re oaurure
TIE E1-ls arrived home = $50 m
parted yelling, cnesr.og a-o sI-EI1C.
= g-and gooo me WIS eD9ovec "
I'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
INDIANA FOR cox
CLAIMS SEC. HOFFMAN

View FORK. oct. Indiana & at-een
electoral vDtes viii DC far Cox and
Roosevelt Edward Q. Hoffman. sec
rstary of ne Der1ocrEEc National
committees. predicted on MS ar-rvz4
here todag after q. survey ot condI-
mons n rhe ra1dwesrern state.
C,oTsr-or Ok IS gcinE - AIRY
Indiana Thomas TGEEart IS going
10 ne eiected United states senator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

washington. Oct, S. state Il
-7eace ano --anuuIt1rv prevails
--curr Ha1rl- MAYOR General Jonn
a LeJeune. COMMAND II ne
Marine Corps. Occurred n reporr
10 Secretary Daniels tooaE Oh ms Sc
cent invesrI-aIlon. The work q Inc
Marines 7 suppressInE aanoIrrv has
won The gratitude 81 AL law abiding
natives. ne added
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

Mcc'ienny. fla OCT - Three
negroes. Rsv Field and Zen Owens
und Milton smith. arrested Z eeu-
nscrion with the murder Of Joun n
White. a farmer, we're AIKEN from
the county gaH 1sre !AsJ might ana
lvncned A fourth negro. lin f5Ivens.
q brother OF Sen. and vino IS SAID %
nave done me shooting IS beng pur-
sued by d posse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

New York. Oct 5.--Senator lodge
wiIl be me principal speaker ~ a
political meeting n Madisop Square
Garden. Eeu YORK. next Tuesoay 1c
Vas announced at EepupiIcan head
quarters today
Other speaking engagements N
Senator LoaEsg itinerary are. PROV
idsncs. E J. Oct IS. New YORK Is
BROOKLYN. and = Newark. n :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
Old Time Tavern
DESTROYED hv Fire

%ew Izyeu. ~ l,c-r The per,cn
'raFerr- -aE1ous 2 Other GINS FOR rs
ballroom ana uar was destroyed ev
--re taaas The nld nosteirv was a
popular ~endexTUus or me stage coach
me between EaUtl2na ana burlington.
-ae ass was estimated al SIS bga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

- annual couvocaLu1 7 Lebanon
e. =--n t-2aprer vii re nsld al
z---lc aaL. - 80 CLOCK Wecnes-
arsnEE \slde ne regular t1sl-
-ss r. sLareG aDnvocaLon mere
= -eId re election = officers
49, -eoor-s 81 re secreLarv. -rsss-
-e- M nance COMMITTEES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06

re Louoon Hi Community cIrn
VII meet thursday atter1ooa VII
ADELE Ii patrick There vii DC II
election u officers 4or re ensuing
rear. Plans also VIII pe maze toT
rte work 81 re -tub Al VINO ere
interested re cordially .ovItec 3 rs
rreHer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-06
New Chinese s,-rsts- . L. :,

Vvasn5rgt-n. r,,-t. The state "a
lsErt--ent u'as a-+1CgaAy horned o
cay rat -a~ Wellington k9o. chinese
minister -ere mad neen named mn
lister &C Great Britain a2c would %
succeeded : Washington IVY SAP Es
Aired -ze
IRE rev minister. ~-ro fs cGtTS
of ~heklarg. vas eduratec ~ CORNELL
T-rlverSgry.