davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-03-20
Downtown.

A big 10-room brick, in the down.
town section at Q very low price and
on easy terms. This house has 10
rooms and bath: large yard, with g1-
rage. Price only 5000.
Evening star., 1920-03-20
THOMAS J.
FISHER & CO., INC.
Near Interstate
Commerce.
$4,000.

3-story brick, in good con-
dition, containing Q large rooms
and bath. we'll heated; the lot
is 24h by 121 IT. to n 15-foot
alley. First trust Of 81, 900:
reasonable terms can be ar
ranged for the balance. This
II very desirable property.
owing to the location. Posses
sion within reasonable time.
Evening star., 1920-03-20
Eye Street Between
10Th sud 10th Streets.
SO 500

In walking distance Of the
government departments and
convenient to all the car lines.
3-story brick. in good condi-
tion. consisting Of 10 rooms
and bath: heated by latrobes:
occupied by tenant, but owner
has assured possession. Prop
erty is clear Of any trust, and
this is a special price.
Evening star., 1920-03-20
WITH 81 500 CASH

You can start building your home at once in
Chevy Chase on lot of your own selection. Will
get you loan to cover remainder of expense and
this can be paid back rent. Avoid paying
big profits demanded for ready built homes.
Address Rox 134T. Star office rs
TWOFAMILY APT; ROOMS. BATH;
Porches: cellar; Park road near Soldiers Home;
$500: terms. +. A. PRESTON, Fendall bldg
NJ. 1904.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-KENNEDY BUILT
6 rooms, tile BATH furnace: paved alley.
$500, $500 cash. Inquire 14E n. G. ave.
ne 81
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-6- ROOM HOUSE AND
bath; convenient to line; immediate posses
sion. Apply 1899 Nichols ave. 21s
Evening star., 1920-03-20

1908 EUCLID N.w.-C. CLINTON JAMES.
416 9Th NV. Phone Main 4l2s.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME ON A
large lot with garage, in 18th street Highlands,
containing 10 large rooms and bath. hardwood
floors, hot-water heat, gas, electricity; excel
lent condition. This is an unusual opportunity.
ROBERT L. HEATER,
Main 1904. 40 Colorado bldg.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL RETURNING TO
civilian pursuit will sell at bargain for quick
disposal, including any or all of furniture
desired IL room corner house in exclusive Dn-
pont Circle section; all modern improvements; ;
artistically furnished; a cash payment, bal
ance on terms. Address Box 30o-P, Star office.
IL
WHY LABOR FOR YOUR LANDLORD,
II you want a home let US explain our small
easy-payment plan; best northwest locations
Now is your opportunity. Address Box 2d1-S.
S.. Office 800
Evening star., 1920-03-20

Price. s1Z.5m-T WILL BE
TO YOUR ADVANTAGE to in
spect this beautiful LAMONT
STREET HOUSE before buying a
home. Eleven rooms, two baths;
hot-water heat: electric light:
large yard to twenty-foot paved
alIey. Excellent condition. Phone
Main J902
Evening star., 1920-03-20

Price. SO. 0.75o-wE HAVE JUST
BEEN AUTHORIZED to sell an
especially desirable home located
near Central High School; six
rooms and bath: hot-water heat:
electric light; parquet floors; yard
to alley. Perfect condition. Phone
Main 59OS.
Evening star., 1920-03-20
SHANNON -&LUCHS,
713 18th ST. NV.
Main 2345.

F SHANNON -&cLUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th st. NV.
Near 18th and c Sts Sc. Ing1esde.
Broom
twocr Iins;not far from the from
in
Mt Pleasant
whoueon St Downtown.
in he
househ
q bath:l s1-
Near Lincoln Park.
a vide Capitol Hill.
rooms andbat furnace heat
n
Near 10th St. and Columbia Rd % property: ~ ~ " " " "
Located
CrekPa onvenen to 1t.
line high esanon; eefSa S, Dahgrcn Terrace
and
VACANT;
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 18th St NV.
Evening star., 1920-03-20

FOR SALE-COIURED.
Just a nice little home for a small family.
contains four rooms and hath. Price. So $50
terms are $3.50 cash and $50 per month, includ-
ing all interest.
Apply 1888 C NV. second floor.
Phone Main 4S46.
Evening star., 1920-03-20

Price. SIS, ,c5o-A MAGNIFI-
CENT CHEVY CHASE RESI-
DENCE; ten rooms and bath; hot
water heat; electric light; glass
inclosed sleeping porch; maids
room; built-in garage; lot 90x1S0-
Immediate possession Phone Main
1903.
Evening star., 1920-03-20
READY CUT HOMES.

READY CUT HOMES.
Have Just received LEWIS CATALOGUES
for 1920 showing 23 new designs.
Can make IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on or
ders received before April /. PRESENT PRICE
GOOD until that date.
We have helped others to BEAT THE HIGH
COST OF BUILDING. why not you? See me
at once.
GUY s. ZEPP
Representing LEWIS-BUILT HOMES
Davidson bldg. 18th and NV zoe
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IRON REVIEW


Sew Y"rk. sept . "Th" Iron NEr. IN
VIA weekly summary 81 IA" IRON AMI
tl""l trEdcH. SHyn.
Tho waiting ATTITUDES I" buyers "f pig
,rnu aud Htccl hna been more markell In
the pNHt w"rk Ir"HsuTr for "rHIY sup
plies 81 everything IN GlnIuh"d h"cl,
" Nh tho p"rirhl" "Nc"pii"n 81 TIA rlni"
aud WIIc pTndu'ir. has dirhpl"ar"h
iiuv"T" generally seem cont lh"ni IhIt
ihr, can E"t nl"'I tor lr'l wh"n ih'Y
urrd II and at prices not "h"N" those
oT l".luy
IrE non pr"lu'ilon la Nugunt. under
t"li"I railroad operation. r"H" I" - point
nnll rE"rrdud thiS Your hy Mar'h ana
IN InIH by January only Th" I"i"I "hH
"a, 90" II"rr l"nr. 81 lhI,"'9 IONA u
day. mn "cninrl d.0O' ,Oid toms !" J"'', or
LlaGh tam u day. H,Itumh"i pt"inlnrh
further In"rrrr"r Twenty three run
na,.r blow Ia I,rI m"nIh nnd nv" blew
at u At Enln Of ~ hn September !.
Ihr 'hIlnuI'd daily capacity "I the iIl
Iurnn,cn Ia blast was lOi:Hh ton" b"
du'. punlnrl 1920" i"nr - d"} l"i -"
Ia un."n "u NuEunl
WIN ~" IriEu '"luuu" 81 uurhirr"h
, nrd,Iu that 30 go ~" hr"hn 81 ih" mllIn.
rrI,,u a." lIIIr "iio' tod h} Tia" halt J."
buy lng Tat ia. h"rin 81 fuiur" CONTRACT
tar Ir ,"u,,,l,,Il, - Ir" rll"d pu' nIl"u
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white large IuII udoIr NJ" 'Np'' ted
tnr IrrI he $40 IrI,' i,lh'h 81 Nv ""'n"
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~ ~" nrmr" lIu" ih'r' IN ~" n"'tu'"n'"
inal the 90 url," ~ ~, Iu''I '"rp"In
,Inn VIII ,"nliuuo Ito rail- h",,hIng" t."
,uE ruklr,I to IL" prl'" ih"' "nY H."
fl,'h go InnurI' M inI"nA hnn 49,
r"nrod a. 'hl,"V" f"r non lr'I IhI 'nih.
requiring 80 0n0 toms "r rt""l
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by iho Uronl '"rr"r"'l"" "f rr"' 'i'"lb
% r,r ,,nI 81 iIr output N unlI~r
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n, !, STOCKS

New York Sop, IL" 'nN'N'W"ht
Si,uptinn waH n factor "f paramount 'n'
poTtnnCo In tho stock market today. TAX
Inc prCCcden,r over easier money '"h
ar, tha mara promising crop out
look
Announcement OF tho SuC"cHsful offer
I'M, on the new French loan. which was
oyrrsubHOrI bod before the opening OF mo
honks was accepted nv tn" financial
community ~ an indication that inNrH-
tors arc cagcr To participate IA attract
iyr UNDERWRITING.
Tho only Noteworthy dTh"h''N ""H
AGAIN furnished b} i"rCIHh "N"hhh'
which con, lnu"d. Tor tnC most part L"
move against European mar N''H -
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nUTTnR. Ha1n, CHnIaE

%,r Nurh H"pI = IIultor rir"mT
,r,,nr.r. higher Ihmu "sIrnr 80 :"
"I'r' 'i'nu'Ir. "Eii'r, - E'"I", IN 30
, ,r,nn,I,. nIrIs NJ I" ~ score. o. !"
hG'r,. packing ri"' l.. 'uIr"nl nuke. -"
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be. state. l'"unrvltunlu Nnd nearby
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No., Il" hIuwnH "kiTnr ~ to 'OU. IL"
gathered hr"Nnu aud mIN"d '"I"In. ~
, I" "StInn 81 - al
ihr.In nIm state. whole min n,ir
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NO. 1" .1i.'. Il" nV"InH" ruu - I" ~
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uuuRD

ON l"rl E"pi lh'l' wan -"
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taken and uuipid" uf - IIiIl' m"T" -
pert inquiry. TIA" muIk"l i"mmimr Ia "
IuniiIrrI"IT condition
Rcnn"d uugnr wan pu'"I at l".OO !"
- 10 frI nu' TIuuulut'd hl IL" lcpdlnH
Irnu"r' \ Philadelphia - hm"r reduced
IIai pIl'" :" - '.piH l'-T percent. but
,"murd - being HIIll rurpll"d With
90. "ud huud HuGHTH At ~ - mud u'"n'
l"unllY At even - rllEhtlv lower IA''".
sugar ImIur,.t wrT" inactive hnd ca
Ilr,Iy without feature. ,l"TluE tea
points - higher only " I'N "nHI
tots NrIr traded ~.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Sept. p--WhoRt rri"oN went
I'M with n rush today owing 90 reduction
81 tho government CEtImnlN nf TIA" lH|h
spring crop Tho advance however rHS
not VIII maintained. md ia" mark I
closed unsettled. one md ono hair 1" tw"
cents not high,r. with DrC"mhcr :Ii Il
~. aud March tt3& corn finlHh"i
t,tp -. cents down. 90 = unChRnEcd
/" cents higher and rr"vlHionn MT u
rte, 81 ~ Ia 20 cents,
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homo on Twenty nThi hirsh atsI
rnrndinr "A few dnyn with friends In
WullHbuTg
Mir, MnTrnIIa BicnHor han returned
Ia h,r huI,I, go Wnrw""h hN"hho ansr
rpondInr iva wrckn Waiting at nuck-
aya l.aho
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Iu,u,l Ia iL, homo altar hpundlnn HoN-
oral INV, Win hIn hInIhrT ILi,i 1appan,
Minn Margaret I'lll"n has returned y"
nor homo nfI", nron'linE two weeks va
iIInp 81 Ihi,Lnyo l.1hn -
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h,.,,o lu interchangeable afi"' ep"nhlnk Q
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'lIy a..
Mian I,4rle It'rssil 81 imllsa
-ro",iisn uo,",ul days ,iHliIng fienus
htIr.
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DRY uOODS

\cN YORK; %"pI . Tho Au"r f. "a
" ",I, u Company uinE at /" I" %
T"I'rui h'lpN pTI,'n unmcd Ia f"hIh
airy Wan tho feature to-day "t III" Ill
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'ndrr,vraI was quiet bat raw niIk u
m1do rllChI iu'Ic huIlIpi Ne"
hMll nmh hNnl lnllnr
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
-.

wh,olluF " ~ sept .. 20
Furninhod III" lni"lliG"u''r by A u.
nartsn 4 -" Lcmb"Ir L"rtuu Nt"Ck
Exchange rc'"nd floor %IIhnIl Hank
or w Va BlhK
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New York. Sept D Liberty bonds
closed. 49, $50, hrst As $50 20. second
"a sSh7O: nrst In's lSn.r:: second ~ I
iS5 o.. third Ih's $3.50 fourth ~ -
iSS32. Victory 49, $40. victory
a, ~ loS9S.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WhsalluE " Va Hspt ,. 70
TurnIHhrd Tue IutrIllgru,rr by A ~
MaAtcn q 60" members "r tho New York
stock Exchange hat!ouAl TANK BUILD
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louln +. brand.
WoaldSnI Farther
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Wheeling " Va n"pi y. 70
TuTntahnd THO tnioIlIL "n'or hl \ w
Ata.I.p a 70 Ino,un,In .,ow Y"ik cot
ton EIchsnEs Ho'"ud fI""r Nhtl"nal
Bank Of ". Va. IildR
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

Whorllna W Va N'p, =. 20
furnished Tho lnloIltI"n'oI hy A. TO-
hiAstou 4 Co. msmna'S N"w l"'k "l"oh
CEth1nHo, second flu"I ,Sli"usl Hank
Of W. Va niJE
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

whcolrng. " Va p,rI > %
NspUTtod by 4 L. Mu"Ir = &c. n,cr,
hara Sow i"Ih li'"'k Eh'hRnEo N., "n
floor Natl"nal IIsu' of W. VI Ndg
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wh'"IIuE. W. Va sept =. 20
Daily quotation lIut Wheeling Htu"h
Exchange. complied tor thr Iut"lllE"n.
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RallV Day.

IlnlIl lnN win h" "nr"rN"h hl the
IIIIh. Tnu Suu'ln, E'h""l on mort Nunht '
mud q ,rIv pp"'iHl ur"Einm In h'inE ~
inuIird f"r THIN "''hnl"n "hhh VIII u"
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Williamson Storage Battery Co.

uir At -, AN, ulIl hr !"ii"wrh hN
r,,r,LIu. r.,, loo, ni 10 30 n'"Jo'k u.
IIr rnri H., /. \ N'tOId. 1h'I'
viii h.. 40 n,'nimE S'I'l''r ana MI "'
the ut",nI"rT ~" cEI'ndcd u 'OIdlnl w
,IIuIIuu IT, nII,uh ih' Tp''lh r'i 'h 80
which vIiI L. h.lI 81 Trinity l."lh''""
church In ii"ulh hs'lln go 'h"' '''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23
GARDINER TEACHERS
GET SALARIES INCREASED

The teachers OF the Gardiner pub
lie schools have been successful in
their campaign for a raise Of SAL
aries. The increase Of the grade
teachers is TO become effective Jan.
l. 1920. as soon as the school com
nittee apportion the sum voted them.
&2700, to the various teachers. The
increase given the teachers in the
High school will not take effect un-
Til the commencement Of the fall
term of 1920. This was decided upon
for the reason that they have all
ready received an increase over the
wages paid during 1918. The amount
decided upon by the city council is
and comes very close to the amount
which the school committee thought
they should be increased. The total
increase given amounts to $41e0 and
win raise the tax rate about one mill
The following letter is self explain
atory:
-Omce Of the Mayor,
City Of Gardiner.
Jan. 90, 1920.
Mr.. L. A. Ross, supt Of Schools.
Dear Sir:
We have gone over the matter Of
teachers salaries very carefully and
believe that the following schedule.
as decided upon for the year 1920
will tcompare favorably with other
cities and towns Of about the same
population and valuation in the state.
High School
In view Of the fact that an in
crease was made tn the salaries Of
teachers in the High School, which
took effect 1T the beginning Of the
fall term, we feel that no increase
should be made here for the re-
mainder Of the school year. but will
grant an increase In the appropria-
ton for these teachers Of $l400 to
take effect at the beginning Of the
fall term.
Grade Seheis
For the grade schools we believe
that an increase OF S27o0 will be suf-.
ficient to bring the pay Of these
teachers to compare favorably with
other cities Of the size of our city,
and We are willing to grant an in
crease Of the amount Of $s700 to take
effect Jan. !. 1890.
We regret that present conditions
viii not permit Of larger appropria-
tons, for the schools for this year
and we trust that the teachers and
taxpayers will feel that in this de-
cision we have been fair to all con-
earned.
c. J. BRAGDON. mayor.
+. ". MOVES. alderman.
JAMES II. RUSS. alderman"
The present salaries paid are as
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"a.
UNI. OF Maine

Although hockey has been voted
down as a major sport for this win
ter. the athletic authorities have de-
cided to let An informa' team repre-
sent Maine this season. If the play
ers report who have already spe Gifted
a desire TO do so. there will be plenty
of material To choose from En-
thusiasts Of he sport have con-
structed a rink on the Saltwater
river, where daily practice is held.
Ham" Robbins, 20, an cid 3. A. A.
player. is coaching at present. II
will be remembered that in the win
ter Of 1851. Maine was represented
by a team of a similar nature L.
played Bowdoin. Bates, and the Cana
dian hockey team at the Portland
Country club, winning every game. Il
is hoped to arrange games with the
other colleges in the State. If suffi-
Client interest is manifested this wear
hockey will become ma or sport a,
University of Maine
The Hon. J. Stitt Wilson, a noted
labor leader, now on a lecture tour
for the Y. NJ. c. A., will give a series
Of lectures at the University Of Maine
on February Il. 10 and Il. The gem
eral subject of his talks Will b..
Democracy" Judging from report,
at other institutions where he has ap-
peared. he comes highly recommended
and there is no room for Coubt est
his ability.
The Y W. G. \. will faunt the
WhHe lights on the campus next
saturday evening. They plan to give
one OF the very best entertainments
OF the season in the gym. 1t will be
IN the form of two short p,avlets. in
terspersed by vaudeville acts. A cool
student orchestra will furnish music.
A Set OF Turquoise" and "Sarai,.s
Aoong Man" are the names Of ,be
two piay!ets, the former being .ha
most terrible Of tragedies. and rho
latter one of the ligh,est of comedies
A short, informal dance will follow,
me entertainment. Final exams starr
frday of this week and sometbins
OF TINS nature will aid in breaking tn,
strain. ''-
The Athletic Association vii, ,o,a
an election for football manager be-
fore the end Of this week Tho.
eligible area W. c. Plummer s q
GOOD, and r. f. Owen. all. of the class
OF Il. Three assistant managers viii
De CHOSEN from the following men:
u. Mcclure, S. f. Jordan. Stevens
T. oaKes and P. W. Hodedon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

ana get a line o. the Ser1al, the pest
ever booked in Maine.-Adv.
Special Today johnson Opera House,
"Fair and Warmer" with May A.
iison-Hayakawa in "Grax Hori.
zon" and Comedy
A thriller Of a different type than
any to date is Fair and Warmer"
with May Allison today. followed by
that popular artist. Sessue Hayaka-
wa in 1.-THE Gray Horizon" and d
Lloyd comedy. "Ring Up the Cur
tain" This makes a bill that few peo-
pie should ALLOW to pass unnoticed.
Fair and Warmer" is the Selwyn
play that put the cocktail in the Hall
Of France. and millions Of theatergo-
ers into Mysteries. Fewer bigger and
better pictures shown this year.
Hayakawa is always a great favor
lite and this picture. featuring the
star. Is considered one Of his verv
best-''The Gray Horizon" The COM
edy is like all the Lloyd comedies. n
corker. The prices are Is and % cents.
Two shows today and three tomor-
row. The Brat" next week wednes-
day and Thursday. Watch for Con-
stance Talmage next week in "A
Te0pegRmental Wife" Clara KIM
bail Young is coming in Eyes OF
Youth" the best picture of the year
William Brady picks five leaders for
the season and names the Talmadge
picture as one Of them.-AdAv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23
SOUTH GARDINER

The oyster supper given on
"Wednesday evening by the every
member committee OF the Congrega-
tional church was well attended.
After the supper Rev. Mr.. LaMay
told OF his ideas for the forming Of
mems club. Mrs. Van r Beedle has
offered the use Of her hall. which was
recently occupied by the Red Men.
1t vas decided to form a club to be
known as the Congregational Com
Inunity club. having for its purpose
the moral social and industrial well
fare of the community. 1t is to be
non political. and non sectarian. and
every man is invited to join. The
following officers were elected: Louis
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Divorces Granted
In Knox County

Twenty three divorces were grant,
ed, six iibels were dismissed and one
marriage was annulled in the term Of
Knox County Supreme court at Rock
land. which closed Tuesday.
Among those to receive a decree
was Mary C. Jameson of Everett
Mass, whose husband was Robert
w. Jameson. a prominent CARA ge
owner in Camden. The other de-
crees follow:
Lottie +. Slower Of Camden from
Ernest L. Slower of Greenport. l.. l.:
Hazel Cross OF Camden from Harold
Cross of Oakland; Arnold .. Allen of
Rockland from Grace E. Allen Of
Fairfield, Conn: Martha A. Frye
from l. Alphonso Frye of Camden;
Laura s. Sullivan OF Camden from
William II. Sullivan of Lowell. Mass :;
Charles ". Coombs from Elizabeth
Z. Coombs of Camden: George H.
Bunker Of Matinicus from Estella 3.
Bunker of Mckinley
Annabel Sullivan from Frank X.
Sullivan of South Thomaston: Irene
Ross of Thomaston from Carl e.
Ross of Rockiand: Harry W. Thomas
of Thomast from Annabel W.
Thomas of Portland Edgar G..
Brown from Nora Brown of Rock
land: Ellison c. Robbins Of Thorn
aston from Nina NJ. Robbins Of Rock
port, Isabelle A. Bunker of Vinal-
haven from Merle G. Bunker: Theo-
dora r. Cushrlan Of Portland from
Nyman F. Cushr1an of RocklanG.
Frederick Walter Pitts of Rock
port from Lottie Melvin Pitts of
Rockland: Della A. kaler from Addi-
son A. kaler of Rockland: Hattie
May Batchelder of Warren from
Edgar Francis Batchefder Of Wash
ington; Maynard S. Willis of Rock
land from Nina NJ. Willis
Gertrude H. Packard Of South
Thomaston from Clarke H. Packard
of Shannon, Wis; Lunette F. Wing
OF Camden from Harry d. Wing of
Hillsboro, y. H: Gertrude f.. Collins
of Camden from William Q. Collins
OF Chelsea. Mass: Ernest NJ. Sim
mons from Alice E Simmons >of
Rockland: Elizabeth NJ. Woodland
from Harold L. Woodland of Camden.
The marriage of Inez T. Clark OF
Camden and Ernest W. Clark of Bath
was annulled because of a prior ex-
isting marriage on the part of Mr..
Clark Hrs. Clark was given per-
mission to resume her maiden name
of 'Inez F. Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23
MPERSONATE REVENJyE
OFFICER IN ATTEMPT
TO GET SUPPLY WHISKEY

New York. Jan. 22-rhirsty and un-
scrupulous New Workers have ADOPT
ed the expedient of "raiding" saloons
IN the guise Of revenue officers i,
was learned today when James Shey-
lin. supervising fedssai prohibition
agent. issued a warning against their
activities
Mr.. ShevDn said several reports
NAG reached him OF revenue agents"
without credentials. who had de,
manded all the whiskey in the
house" from West Side saloon keep
ers. In none of the cases reported
we're the raids" successful. Mr..
sheviin informed the saloon keepers
they need not give up their precious
supplies unless the raiders. bore
credentials from his Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23


great the doctor would give me . hypo-
deFmie. We had council Of doctors. At
last the doctor told me had better 70 to
Buffalo to hospital. changed doctors
and this one told me had tuhsfcllar ulcers
Of the stomAch and bowelG. got 20 I
weighed only 90 Lbs. He put me on matted
milk and soups after while and gave me
medicine fsr my stomach. had mucous
aischargs from the bowels at this time.
At LIST the pain was not % severe and |
would ut % starved for solid food that !
would eat little and then would b bad
- ever. vas that way for two yaarv. l
got % discouraged. At last took three
bottles At DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and it cured my stomach % /
could sat meat. vegetables aud fruit-some.
thiag had net done in two ysan. Then
year ago I had peritoaitis and Vas very sick
and weak. took . number Of bottles Of the
Discovery I'D 'Favosits Prescription TO-
eethsr. I nov weigh i33 lbs. and do Ill my
own work something could notlo for four
ysan."-MRS. ALBERT BENNETT,
Lock Box 5.
There i but one way to have good health,
and that il 70 put and kesp your stomach in
good order. This is easy to do do Il you take
d.. Rsrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23
AMCSEMEN1S
The Bill at the Strand a Winner To
day-Speeiaiiy Booked

The Bill at the Strand Winner To-
day-Speeiaiiy Booked
4 Enid Bennett. the Paramount Art.
craft star In The Woman in Uhe
Suit Case" Riders of-the Law q
wonderful picture. and the great Sc
rial, Lightning Bryce" with Ann
Lift and Jack Hoxie This is a pro-
gram that should please all classes
and one that should draw record
breaking attendance. Few cities in
Maine are giving the shows that are
booked in Gardiner.
Next week at this theater We have
Alice Joyce in The Winchester wo-
man." Douglas Mclean and Doris
May in "Twenty-Three and a Half
Hours Leave" the picture that Will
liam Brady named as one Of the five
best Of the year. and Gaumont
News. So much for Monday and
Tuesday. but the whole week will
stand watching-it's great! Two
shows today and three tomorrow.
Prices the same at this theater-l5.
2ec. Early tonight for a good seat