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The state herald., 1920-05-14
specializing in Domestic

yersity, specializing in Domestic
Science.
Mary Mcdonald, niece of Geo.
Saver, whose home is in Chicago,
has been visiting the Sarver family
for two weeks past, left for her
home last Tuesday. Louisa Saryer
accompanied her to Chicago for an
extended visit.
Miss Louise Nc Even was n pas
senger for Denver, Friday. She was
met in Denver by her brother, Theo-
dore of Boulder, and together they
attended dance given for the Uni
versity students, Eighteen hundred
invitations were issued.
Harry Colver and family autoed to
Wray Sunday, taking Mr.. Colver's
mother, who has been visiting here
FOR ten days, to her home at Wray.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Benson re-
ceivtd word that her brother at Spur,
Texas was dangerously i'll. She left
Tuesday night to be present at his
bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Burge autoed
to Sterling, Sunday in their new
Dodge sedan to see the ball game
between Sterling and the Denver
Giants On account of the approach
ing storm they were compelled to
leave before the game was finished
but the score stood % to 0 in favor
of Sterling. The roads were very
muddy on their return trip, taking
five hours to reach Holyoke.
l.. G. Witherbee of Seattle, Wash
ington and l.. 4. Witherbee of Brigh-
ton, Colorado, were business visitors
IN Holyoke last week. Messers
Witherbee were among the very first
residents of Phillips county, owning
and operating large ranch twenty
five miles southeast of Holyoke. l.
C. came to this country in 1878, he
fore the town of Holyoke was estah-
lished. Every one in the southeast
part of the county is familiar with
the old Witherbee trail, direct trail
laid out by compass by the Wither-
bees from their ranch TO liolyoke.
They have disposed of mcst of their
land holdings in this part of Colo
rado.
Dot Harmon loaded his immigrant
ear Monday and shipped to Steam
boat Springs, Colorado where he will
make his future home. Mr.. Harmon
has been resident of Phillips coun-
ty for number Of years, proving up
on homestead in the Amitie dist
rict. He sold his land holdings last
winter and 'oi,nd family will make
for themssf o new home farther
west. Phillips county is sorry tn
lose its old substantial residents who
stuck through the dry, lean years,
but have been recompcnsed by see
ing the country coming into its own
now rated MS one of the most
prosperous counties in the state.
May success attend them is the wish
of their friends.
The state herald., 1920-05-14

There will have to he a tall lot of
explaining to convince the public
that something is not wrong with the
sugar situation in all its phases
Representative Scott Ferris of Okla
homa, prominate democratic leader
is careful not to provide that the in
vestigating be done by direction OF
the Attorney General.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

There will be no services at the
church next Sunday evening on ac-
count of the baccalaureate services
at the High school auditorium.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Communion service at IL o'clock.
Preaching at IL 80 o'clock.
B. II. DAWSON, Minister.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
METHODIST CHURCH
(The Good Fellowship Church)

Sunday school at 8 80 n. m.
Last Sunday we crossed the 200
mark for the first time. Let us new
er fall below that mark.
Adults meet in the main auditor
ium and League room of the church.
Mr.. r. N. White, superintendent.
Primary department meets for the
present in the court house. Miss
Mamie Peach, superintendent.
Subject for next Sunday, "The
The state herald., 1920-05-14

One of the greatest blessings that
has come to this country since its
birth is the defeat of the country's
entrance into the League of Nations
Observation-Disclosures IN. " Globe,
The state herald., 1920-05-14
NEW PAPER AT VENANGO

Edgar Sherman, former editor of
the Ilaxtun Herald, informs MS he
has been secured by the Commercial
Club of Venango Nebraska as man
aging editor of the new Venango
newspaper and is busy installing his
equipment. Venango has long need
ed newspaper as they have a busy
little town and have large country
territory to supply news to. We feel
sure that it will be great success
and an added asset to the town.
The state herald., 1920-05-14

American Republcanism is suiii-
ciently broad to include all the men
and women who believe in the well
fare of the United States and its
people.
The state herald., 1920-05-14
At the Peerless

Lovers Of pictures offered treat Wednesday and Thursday
week when this splendid Eleanor will shown at
this theatre.
Poyanna the most pleasing characters felton,
pcied by the celebrated Pckford should moi miss this picture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
AT GARDNER

Governor AR Z M1lliAen ad-
dressed a. open Fararn meeting sun
iRy a--er-lunn -ak-uE 1nr his -uaic
Tie American spirit" ana deliver
1nE une u+ me uasI aaaresses Of ne
SEASON The audience. wnlch faxed
ne seating canauirw NJ ne church,
ms nuI oeen e,-crllea keep possibly
ance ms -aar TIE meeting was
uDeneC or 81 n ncii-lun j7v Rev N
G Folsom. Hartman Richards prs
slaea and Introduced Justice A II
SpeE~ VINO sToge III the -a1ue II ne
Gram IN ne community ar1nEZnE
MT many paints n ITS Lavnr Gov
Aiilihen -uuGt1s.d Oh NJ SE4lenI @eE+-
u-ras CaaI .1nssltIten m American
splr-r and told luw he generation
- ruaav aad inherited mem rom
our ancestors r. sh5ws-si luw some
mi ,-iess ---.Ilts might tasI.y NJ ,usT -
@uyIr1 -eneraIlnns Unless We we,@
ca-=--l 10 LnC!licaIe mem MO -at
--3s1ng -Fsne-a.1pr,. -ulsic was ran
aef<.d On 2 -n:4ie 1iIa-'-eT r-,ilslsr21lg Il
III assrS- huron. anderson. Guild ana
Tanlasar Mayer 2raECiun. -nernpars
M ne ForgTn committee ana q Val
dnr 1mlt. ~ Augusta Vera stla.ea
.pu M plat mn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
Gov MLLlKEN STlRS FORUMTTES WITH
VlRILE ADDRESS ON THE AMERICAN SPIRIT
ABLY SECONDED BY JUSTICE A. N. SPEAR


> -le .asr Dnt.n Forum session 81
-he season ana with evs--v seat n the
2.1tIr'c:n dIletl- 70 er-lrr Carl Z. MzIli-
hen anG -4ssss.c.saLe Justice Albert NJ
Spear II M supreme Tudicili caur--
saac. Ea-e al eInauanT address Sun
IA evening AZ -ne Cnire-sa-ist
..lGro,.
E-un. V..lls Z Swlt- presided a.
-.lt- meeting ana with Few words OF
announcement Introduced Justice
Spear rs. --rsl speaker If r1e av'sA-
ming 1sL1ct. Shear SPOKE 1ur'cee -iii e
on -ne duties NJ Amer1Cau I.IEZans
ana NJ su+arEnaJ.vp value II ms.
Form t7t1ver-aur M5Iliken was t1en
introduced ana r-iouueut.y adurasse I
ing -zsc-r~1 audience m The amer :
..an ~pIi--
The question pa,lnd was announced,
a. IL lose al GOV Ititihen Iaik
during u.st-a many avalissd nam
selves u .lg opportunity -u acquire
more anpwle.tgE
= az. CLOSE MI he lllaSl4an ps..-luli
-u,. 81 W. dun smith. president Of
-ne 44s.tt44-"A- and Wnu mas ot--r al
,'=-tr 4 -~.snansii,ie r0~ -he rxce-ieacE
" HE Speakers a4I-nE tns- season.
Spata !. eu lIap- words LllrK.rr NE
audience .rr NJ -lnr-2'e cl,-onera slurl
-7e7- la 2 sauv-n waue ne rorum nus
leen i -7I-og,@,ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
NATIONAL HOME

't5.sr- II. n ia APT F-auk "
ID hs-
DANA h. LaGnn4,- has gone -n n:s
;tame n AuEus1a 70 pass IN uuE...
Manor : al Barker surgeon VT -n..
Eri.nan. ~ Suuda,- Tor -hn south
an branch a. Hampton. Va. having
h4an nr1e!-ad .o assume rra~ge W
-za aospltal ~ aa- place lis tam
liz viii leavA laTer Just ~ sonr 4s
-nf.lr Quarters are --aaCv
The. ry-ur-s rum <-IrlpuEcs -z-ur-
ia war0 F-1nk ~ ADAMS ,rtlr
--,,ga... E2irnaEd Rogers rom FalI
tZ3va.r. and Eassai1 -alt rr~lrn 5rs--i IN
s-Aan =u1, lac t'a 2 - n =
~a.ored Inf mas -apnr1 ri tEr-a e-.irn
-as. Central EiI.nlh tpr -eadmlsslon.
Joseph ,5onnsBn. lalr IT. = navy q
gIr-nr~ rneynne~ mas Dsen transferred
l.ar7= %-1ru ne Central Branch.
- The moving Uict1lre program fur
Mundav -veninE wili "a Miss -sora-
nv Dalton IN = \ nact--- Para
mount teallIre. a PaInp News Anu
q comedy T.. Married F5is Etfe
The returns from DRESSES -arlIrv;sl
ws.,-a. Jniln Randall from 8ara. Zen
" Peaengk +~vlIn F-ae}for- W-iiiiaIn
My rim Pt-uvidence. Melvin Welcn
rom Lynn William L.opbv --nIn
Lowell: Parr1ck J. Carroll e-nan Lew
lsrun. ana Julius II sar-enr ram 5a-
lem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29


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Tht -tsT -uur ware killed = lie COL
.aase n ne -oEE-esa-Iu-ll. church.
M ana DIS. Sevar,v we-e u M
falling NJ -he -nsa--U-
The 2. VI Peak department sLure
: ltIret s1ury structure ana sEz-a-;t-
III r-t other 3rznCIpal business sI--lr
y..rr.s war DESTROYED
IL starrn s--1uk Elg:n from -1e
suur-! wnsJ during : lorreutlai DOWN
pour af -4,r and swapr northeast
across ne re.1r-- 9f Inc clt-. leaving
a trail IF destruction 1lq Yards vide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

The state huspital 81 DunnlnE, an
t.1e edge Of Chicago, was converted
ma IN emergency hospital and place
Of ra1u-e for he homeless. More
Eaau apn houses were destroyed al
Cunning.
Calls erar netticaI assistance t-um he
suburbs pnu-ea MO Chicago Ene-Een-
CT Red C-ass stations were established
n sepe-a. ~ me villages anu aiirss-
CHRIS and nurses +Tarn me municrpR!
sg-ttar:urn wsre hurried % me stricken
owns
Chief u palrrs =ar-tv supervised The
wo-k al the pniiun n gfr-ng ala % me
injured and n restoring noruaRl a1ndi-
riuns III the stricken area
Az Wilrnetce pruperrv dErase was -
t.rnaEea al clase 70 half 2 1illinrl.
Among ne buildings damaged were ne
ETsiscppAI church and The tpwn nail =
score on houses N Era2szun were nts-
rroIisnesi Dut M fatalities were -epoT-stl.
AZ ElEsn ana Wiirnsrte COMPANIES Of
the Illinois NaznnAi Guard were cAlle.i
aut 10 proIee.t me sror-n-swep1 quarters
1-u1r lnutinE, 2nu q Aeirose 2a-K a
1u~cs NJ - members u .he American
L-slun was organized n patrol The
st-ee-s
TIE ;-tr.ze,rs stare Bank he 1rst
ruilatcg Ii Mel-ose ParE "a De darn-
aged nv -tle tornado. WAS unne- guard
-nnIE.rI ana ne mayor asked -.iEI Mill
Ia " sezzr % protect ne building. a
---rfet socletv II Meiross PARK ontaIned
Ssse 70 nruvtae food ana cluthtng -p-
ne storm victims
P-1feEsor EeTIrv J. Co-. weather ore
rzs-s.r 81 -hlrarn. sEld -onlE.L
''-r--,4tiu-s are -zre IT -:zis region De
cause ~ ths iAkt ar. approaching -ne
AXE ar -egipns. -nrnauoes GtslIe-lliv arr
destroyed when -iIs come -r-n cortac-
with rs r.ouiiuE !ERe Rlr. anG -aat uron-
anlr explains VIM ne slor-n caused less
darnREe IN axe snnre owns chan : aid
west q, Chicago.
Several houses II a1elrrrse 2ark
damaged ~ ne tornado we-e ds
ST.-rvad nv -i~n -unIgtT when Gas
E-or 1raken mains lEui1ed- -ht
-nw- water Supply mas been m NJ
and war ma Ia Ne pumped t.'1IL
wells
AL nHL.!-.1r viI!aECs swapT nv M
srnr-n ware wttluu. ira protection
ana -le-e was lear Ina fires would
add x ,.te destruction.
The Evanston golt course was
s--evn wa rIor ing and 9or-at1le-
garages rom Ni.lner-e ann Trans II
N.nne-ka. winch escaped n. storm.
vxarszs -T3ta1 -r-.r-- T5-fl--.--E. r3nT-a---.
dow n u-rnrhe~ 4 -unr-ed +ae- ava
A aLl blown 1-ln Laa Sacred
ear acade-nv =, 1delrnss park
penetrated q --aa seven inches n
diameter a hundred feer away
1ne queer e-aak wRs ne blowing
= .ow INTO q lG-srack. The nay
srack lad I'd ~ -uru down Ia 1r'e-a M
.lu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
The American Spirit" by Gov. Carl MiIHhen

ps,,r~ w ~ II hanger o. as,nE ,-le
alG fashioned vrr-ne u -G1l1--
-alJa. ne spirit u voI.k WITH
out K ING harry Pioneers u au-- STATE
would 1eH'ar nave wres-4-:l Z luTne
HG-1rn ne Eul'esTs ann without / New
ENGLAND would nev"rr INV pt-ar. -ht
word work" one n ma : rua-ne,7L1L
puluts IF ms American shirt. seems
Il ne growing obsuirre -.Hd we ara
n DANCE ID insilE ms sLlrnnl Us
winch Makes ne greatness NJ r.1H
-r:.--Gn- Tie DpshevIk II ----nes Say
1rH Is i CURSE 70 az avuIdeG." ou-
Lit ---ilr A-ns-!-ca- spirit says WORK
: blessing. honorable. ana should
-1rt a. summed K Mead .e--l,--
10 ne wnpiesume Old nine -aspac-
Try nj. zOnesT- ING .cIeg~-T- a"A
CO. Partners with work. The 1.s3
-ED-t-- ne A-ner- U-~l SDIryl.
Four. ~E-verarcE 1or n aw Tbs
Is another Dulr- --lR- mas ..aa-5-C,I az
...;.d me american spIriI 5.nce ne.
beginning, 81 tAera Is q -enaenrv
n, 2e ana mere % ~euel z.Calry- syn
SC-1ltad Autau~-t-. Even sta-d DID
.Ses-Jn lps 1-t- Is a-fec- The ooEu-
Ienoe 70 NJ. Constituted form II =1N-
=-rIlrnenI les 4. ne near. II d..gnor-
--lcy. uul NJ 81. -pva--lng 1e-rac-
-racr .-An ..re q single nuur wa:-r@ Us
Citizenship sngws -gnuencv aga ugr
ne government X strikes VI Till.
vn,-v hear al a.-npctucv Tn
c,lur-a 4-so $ : Ia. u 1elnuvlt.l.,,
ana n WHO s"-s mourn against
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Inc -ITlrn = Al -iiS--' -l-ioi4
.snea bv -ae. 1uuiic spirit # " lew
-,..,, ~, r,o,,,- TN. @pr-lrn =
-f'uTn rs 1unl-t p!A--ot1ll-
Y = -A-ne-roA .Iava S-'a-i ,:SIcef-7
i ,yrs- q rrnInE IN nor univ "a An
-,.a -. -,..,,,
ie'hs ara ''s-oi@ -1a- III -SN--s ~ '"-
ems mai de1nla1 FIJI intelligence
ii liz ng1ure We ACT.
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'--l' F." SUE -1'- io4 4 -
n -iS- -l n
--a'-nt- Aiei ~ -e-- - - 4" a.
-sr'-a %N-iu ---17----1 0--~- Nv
-a'-' at's'tiil-4-z n gil ---ei SupT--
"ho -!l-Fe N"'so : n olA4 - :
.-lln WIZ In pa
FTph -litAst alss'-' S--iu --'in --ii
4ihN r. It, "--1-i iii
i-.-oN'
--'--- ~ ----'-
t''-'s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Ip-ae- asked Enrdnn 70 keep ING
oIov uuie. while sne hurried ID the
grocer som ae-er sine eff mt hRrs
JeEau q c-- and Eordnn gave me- MS
wa;cn % 1iay with When mother 20
-1r7ed sine WIS Iur-,tied . see 1Hby
putting ne wa.ch n her mouth
'zuud --acIous sine exclaimed, A.
sile X. zea ne watch. w -:v- dId -ou
give = "a oauy ste might lhre swa.-
luued Z"
y vas holding lns chain explained
zorunr. SO Z couIuu. 50 Har. 5u-
sysr 4 sne llu swaile- = wouiun.
cars. ve--- r1Ish. cause ID mas prnrnlsen
ne . 1e.-e- one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

William J. Burns the detective. anua
ssia mi whenever III effur- vas naae
~ a -ntbe- 20 loor : oanE Z any Of
ne employees aaa presence " mind
enough II hu-. an Tx stand through
ane ~ ne plate -tass Windows me ron
p~- woiIld. nina chances % 10. tsAhe to
his 1t-e4s --fnr said Detective Burns
= have Sound u M experience thar
-,bb--r are -lD--aiiv afraid II me sound
II snlints-tnE glass Z gets ON their
n.----es-'
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W est Takes HOnOrs
from East at Tennis

E3ert4t.iey TAI. Mar -A.--he v ::
deteHted u East y -le inter- se.t
mona. rannIs series <or women when
Hiss 5eier Baker NJ San Francis
won ne tf-n IND deciding match o.
Stav 1,-1rn Mrs George ViGnrman o.
Bnston ua-Iuna! wu1nau champion
:. 4 g.. 81
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Question 5ertor

The 1ulicwlng question WIS arnnr1-
-ilnsss asked Gov Millii1sE during Inc
question pE-Iu0.
What characteristic af rile American
rr-gpis win develop national unity"
The governor answered tilat is ZOE
are going 70 unite anything ruG IIusf
have sn1nsttIing TO bGiid II around The
American spirit a. winnie Z Z -
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Gr~en~iile. O. Wipes Gu,

Dayton O.. March @S-A sform
HTriictl apparently ser<led M Nash
rifle. q rIIlaEe 70 miles west Of
Greenriile tonight is reported 10
have wrpea ont that village anu II
known 10 have caused the death nf
four persons ana injury 70 as cnrr
ruUrr
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Lanterns Of horn.

lanterns u horn wsT-= USED ~
BOTH Cracks and Eamaas hey pl-
amps into -ner for ne purpose of
lE:1--uc themselves nome On moon
ess nights
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Foreigr, Briefs

-1nuur Aarcn z-No st2.esneH1 wAs
ssued -nnlE.II On Inc decision " the
1allne- council neid for he purpose u
discussing cne miners demands This
VIII re communicated 10 the representa-
t-ves Of ING miners tomorrow.
---IIe March 1.-Two t1unursd and
alEa1e-n u.a--.Sges viii NJ celebrated u
Lille Easier morning. Tins surpaase~
ne Bordeaux -s:urd II I7e L: ne Aa--ttl
Lzrhs
tzraaaenz. PaiEnu. Marcc THE drst
ram Of apnupilIzed Polish snidie-s. ct
--uie or cRnzIr tu- repatriation 10 tt1-
United states 1Assed through -ills ctiv
toGa
BuCrErasI. -Aa-~'r q EaEaS3.-I,hs
7..lInaulgu :rgrnnsr ms oeen 1tssoirer
ONION. AE--A 1.-THE steamer Ca--
mania sailed rom liverpool Saturcay
with -err-a shipment NJ Erir. amount
NE q more -tIan If -ons-
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-ssas made by the bureau Of stand
ards IN Washington prove tsru1 seams
sewn with Lae double lock sritr., ara
stronger than those sewn with the
shuttle stitcn and are less weakened
nr arszAs af the thread
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Ms 0iiver SOUTH mas been chosen -
- neau Of me women division Of the
2suuniicAu National COMMITTEES. -,
succeed Mrs MeiiIl Mccormick. u -h.-
ago Mrs south Is ne daughter ~ Inv
Eare Sera-o- william o BRADLEY vnr
was ne IrSr 5epunlic2r % re elected
Governor Of Aeutacgy-
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X Ier a vounE mad of he Philip
aInes mares. her husbands name IS
added y ae- maiden name II she
bs.1u,nes q widow me husbands
mime Is discharged
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Two -isrreaiten S-apre-s

Aa1pnE urner nineteenth -cerLllr---
false DropneIs might ee mentioned
t1e ~ nHwal atfiuer. RiCnHrd BROTH
a,-s. VINO 7redirtea thar n would rs
E!nE OF Jerusalem. and Private James
White whu founded religious stat
tzuuw,1 If ne J..zras.!itas
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7ne IF the exhibits Al -is cr-1 anu
gram snow Al The Inte-lRtpna! Live
Stock Exhibition n Chicago Is mr. g-zr-
Interim ionai .a-' IF cor-, winch :
= .ncnss iunE ana 70 lncnes n clrcum
ee.,snce ana has 3 -nws- with - ke.--
rie!s 20 ne -ow making i -ntRl " s 40
AArns.s
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Springfield Duin Mal-cn @S-A strip
1f Ie--ftnr- ane-aat mile wide anc
SIX miles N length bHIwaAn Cream
vile and Tulon City, 0hia- Was Gnm-
pieteiv de-rasrared Nv d tornado iRSe
inns afternoon
Sixteen perSnRE are reported teau
Or Iuisslng-
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Ererv wantur and czuseiess -
s--aIuT NJ ne viii Of lie suueect.
wherhe.~ pr-ac-ced by a monarch
noniiitv D. q pnrular asss-npi-. Y
deg--aa If -y--a-n- Blackstone
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Expensive Gold. fisr

TING arrest and most expensive guild
asn II me world Is the Chinese
nrusnlalI. a pair Of winch sell to-
S-.aoh- Probably -ne5-e IS no orhe-
wing ming Of IT'S sIzs and weigiIt
mat = WORT, 80 muctl money
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Nv he lse u deIiCA.e aup1--arus
winch ne invented Elss.an SCI
anr:g- mas demonstrated tha- hgh1
waves exe-- I measurable mecnam
cgl pressure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Su,m.gs are kernels Of me Eruif u a
tree cultivated N Suma-ra- sava am
ne N-s- Lnuisz- The shape anu s4ze
q -Als ruiz -eserrpie z peach, anu
when --p+ Il easily sniits IN rEo parts
showing me ke-nHi or nutmeg ana
mace. which sur-uunus l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Detroit, Mich. March s. dnzen
o- rnure Michigan cities and towns
tlon -anlgnt by terrific wind and
null sfurrn ana msagre reports midi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

cigarette smoking dras mt MIR
-Iogs. 20 s1ys the American -hemi-
nsal society after experimenting ID
ana tte leasI injurious Cigarette.
ol..r ar pipe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
The Value of the For um- by Justice Spear

s--r1IE enough ana stays strong =noug-
vii ls.velop aar!uri. unity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

The Grand Army af me Repuhiic
was ur=aulzea a. Springfield. Ill. n
S6.,- s6G Under the direction ~ Dr.
z Stephenson. surgeon Of the 1Stn
Liinuls Lrfaur-- The first Granu
ARMY posl Was organized IL Decarur
IL 4pr-i s. -SeG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
ACGCSTALOCALS

~hnrGas Waters wnp 4us Js---n
a-rrIora1 5rnEnan cor To- pas:
1ew months. IS passing "a t-W DAYS
u ne ---- - -ar guest ~ ~siAI-vF.s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Ms -oun Vt -ane las -a--1,-l.-d 70
A-r nome "a Inns 1ltr rom 7'r-- ann.
w4e.-- s,4r nau l+--,. making = w iR~s
IS, WA a. ssr..- Mrs. -serrse =.lw-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

BuCnErasl. Aa-~,r q EAFas3.-Tsas
T,.lInarlan :cgrnps- ms oetsn dissolved
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-25

So many people who have grand
opera pocketbooks only have jazz
tastes, and so many who have grand
opera tastes only have jazz pocket
books.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-25
NONE KNEW SHE
DYED Old COAT
DYES" MAKE ALL HER
FADED, SHABBY APPAREL
TURN NEW.

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give new, rich, fadeless color to
any fabric, whether it be wool silk,
linen. cotton or mixed goods
dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts,
children's coats. feathers, draperies,
coverings.
The Direction Book with K each
package tells so plainly how to .dia-
mond dye over any color that you
can not make a mistake.
To match any material have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color,
Card.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-25
MESSENGER IN
WEATHER OFFICE
Examination viii Be Conducted on
March 10 to Secure Some Boy
or Girl For Place in Gov
ernmcn: Service.

Tho position of messenger boy in
the United States weather office at
Keokuk will beSfilled by civil service
examination to be held March 10,
according to announcement made by
the local commission Both boys and
girls are eligible to take examination
for this job.
The place pays $3.50 per year. APP
plicants must have reached their
sixteenth year, but not their eight
eenth, to qualify for the tests. The
tests will include spelling. arithmetic,
letter writing, penmanship and copy
ing. Three hours will be allowed for
the exams"
Any boy or girl who is eligible to
take the examination should sec that
the necessary papers are made out
at once in order that they may
qualify.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-25
When you get
Indigestion.
- y r.

4 few tablets Of ''Pape's Diapep-
sin" bring relief almost as soon as
they reach the stomach
"Pape's Diapepsin" by neutralizing
the acidity Of the stomach, instantly
relieves the food souring and fermen.
tation which causes the misery-mak.
ing gases, heartburn, fiatulence, full
ness. or pain in stomach and intes-
tines.
"Pape's Diapepsin" helps regulate
discrdered stomachs SO favorite
foods can be eaten without causing
distress. Costs so little at drug
stores.