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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Manufacturers Plans
to Obyiate Necessity
Government Loans

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Churches to Ask $50
Contributions Of 500

The intsrChurcEa World Movement
* 1zcIn= = serious c-zss" said Ade.-
ter J. Brooks. State executive sexye-
.sry q ne lnIe-churCh Word Move
mart Monday afternoon a. t1S close
OF ms meeting o. the STATE advisory
committee and 1ae state surrey held
- Izb-ary hall
The EZ2c-zl camVa-sa tased Or
The eo-CGled Friendly Citizens
group did not ma-eTia.iz- as hoped
50 that The amount anticipated TO
rorsr expenses Of he de-ominaIio-a.,
boards has not be=1 realized and ths
STATE ADVISOR committee and The
STATE SE-vey council were called to-
gcThs- 20 consider Ire proposal OF
raising sumc:snI funds n al izdiyid-
.ngs Of me 6enominstsonai boards in
Ssead q allowing them 10 pay Up
thar EnderET ilIngs and thus enbar-
-ess IhsIT missionary WORK
A. me meeting Monday II vas de-
csced 10 endsavor 20 secure between
uow and July -. go people in Maine
who elli agree 70 either get or give
sI@9 sach- 4 committee &: hTe was
appointed % have charge CT the
Acampsign with The State secretary as
chairman
1t vas the feeling q II. combined
committees that although the hnar-
cizl goal 14s Tot been reached an in
measurable amount Of good has been
aceonp llShsd through che coopera-
tive movement q he churches pro
moi@d by ths I1tsTchurch World
Movement ana hat the vorE must
continue Sone changes n the pres
81, plan OF organization VIII be made
based upon experiences IF the past
year. ard = IS expected thar { gzesI
deal vii. be accomplished
Those present a. Inc meeting we're:
Few. H :. CapTc1. chairman. Ban
gor: Pro- G .. Woods. Orono: Rev.
Charles Esrbgtr. Portland: Rev
George II. Hsmlen. lewiston: Prof
J. :. Clark Bangor; willard :. Bass
Wilton: Mrs H 2 Hatch. Fairfield:
Rev. ]. H Thompson. Portland;
Pew. Robert :. Damn. Anesbury.
Mass; Dr.. / 3. Mo&eE. Dr. E G
whittsmore. H s Brown. Rev. ". P
Pierce and Ade.oe-t !. Brooks Wa
,eEvTiIs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Freight Delay to
Make Crops Small
in Massachusetts,

Boston. MAJ IA Severe shortage
Of food crops next fail with conse-
q3=nt 1.gd prices vas predicted to-
21r by tbs state Depz-CSen, OF -ag-
F.- --ra- a result q delays in
2Espo-ts..ou Of farm supplies.
Machinery fertilizer ard seeds have
moved only IT. small quantities and
planting has beeE both cu-taile9 and
Ge-ayeG- department officials said
Shipments ordered ii March il was
said. have TOT been delivered II some
instances Dealers report cancel!a-
ton o. - PEE ce-t cf -h-i- orders
The fam employment F7cr=s9 dur
i1- the past week received smaller
number o. applicants than during the
previous w@es- and high wages paid
II the industries are SAID ID o. tax
Ing nlaEg men from the farms
Camps q f-o.-s to augment the de-
pls-ed farm leto- forces are being
organized n the tobacco and onion
districts lu the western rarI o. me
state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
RUNNING SMOOTH
icon.irues from psse onel

FoHS StsSF
slonary condition. have forced him 20
assume
The Mexico City press yesterday
announced that trains captured from
Ca-ranza were being brought 20
Mexico City and that civilians w5o
remained with the trains are receiv-
Ing every protection. The president
stated that those who accompanied
CsrranZa II MS departure from the
Mexican capital are being pursued hy
the revolutionary cavalry.
a oi7c2la. signed by General
po7esca has been published. order
i2s a military paEzde 70 embrace
- - men as participates al Mexico
City. May "A as 8 demonstration %
allegiance 10 the provisional presi-
dent 20 - selected by the Mexican
Congress On thai date The press
stated that members q the Mexican
diplomatic corps have teen given
fifteen DAYS % declare their ale
glance 70 the new regime
The appointment q Gen Palace
IS CHIEF % military operations 7
TarauhraS has bean announced
Monterey. IT me state Of Neuvo
Leon. having been -arne5 ozar with
o1t resistance % the forces ot Gen
e-z.s Ooregoo AMI Gonzalez and all
burned bridges between Nsuvo La-el
10 an6 Mexico City having been re-
stored = was ernounce1.a Laredo
SATURDAY. the, through passenger
railroad service would be immediate
y resumed from 1he United States
harder q Mexico C!-y
Genera. Cepeda did no- arrive Il
Monterey OF MAY - as va expected
and II chs afternoon q I+.z- day Por-
er5o Gonzalez 6eu1a-5@5 .e1z- q.
-g].659 pesos ssl9a -ls,]y from tha
chamber OF commerce TIA chamber
e commerce refused % Ccnr.y and
Go1zlsz then Gh-eatsae-! execution
and loo;.n- 4 ghe money were not
forthcoming by MAJ :. ard called on
he mayor % assist II collecting the
money Csne-aI A-so1.o Vilarreai-
Il Ifs OhEeEonis:aS was expected 10
arrive that night TIE departments
Information fran Monterey up j
90 ~ ~ -l-E t2A1A
has bee- 10 disorder rhere ard hat
Ire foreigners are safe
From S4-lo. cap!.I - Co kElia
came word under date o. Ma = 1h2z
Gen Porhr,o Ca6en4 las been ac-
pointed provisional governor and
post com naander -he-e and that Gen
Cepeda had beer appointed com
Glander Of operations y -EG Safe Of
CoahGi.a
-Irto-na-lon came u tne Depart
men: Eod4y that a. Pled-a NesraS
opposite Eagle Pass Texas 7. Z
BeiIreE- commercial representative Of
The state Of Sonora under Governor
De EuET;e called merchants to-
gethsr 81 the customs house REQ 2eSt :
ID free Contributions II funds to- as
sistance 4 paying troops Qusr;s-ed
q P.cdras Neg-zS With = y.ew 70
preserving order ard -hz- approx
;nately 5000 pesos 1910 eeal was
subscribed ~ foreign ana Mexican
business nan. II was also reported
hat = similar reqIest was made by
Cen Gu;ierrez a: Mo-cloya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Colby Sons and Daughters
Coming in Large Numbers

DR.. Herbert C LIBBY Of teTby
college. chairman Of the general
committee on arrangements. has
announced that alumni and aIumnse
are rapidly sending in their intsn-
tons TO be present a. the commence
msnt exercises next month Over
half Of The living graduates OF the
college would probably be a small
estimate of the number who viii re-
turn Among the names already
received are those of some OF the
most prominent graduates Of the
college a few of whom are following:
SO. Ephraim Hunt OF Grafton Cen
ter. y. H. the Oldest living graduate
OF the college: e. Nelson A Luce,
Of Vassalbcro, formerly State super
intenoent of schools of Maine: So
William Penn WhitehoIse. former
chief justice OF the supreme court
of Maine: 'ss, Frederick Thayer. a
Prominent WateryiIie physician: So.
Dudley p. Bailey, trustee OF the
college and a prominent educator of
EFSTsI., AaSs.1 .5z- ElHagd- j, Col
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
LARGE CROWD WILL
ATTEND LEGION
CONCERT AND DANCE

All roads Will lead 10 City han
Wednesday evening for James Fi,z-
gerald Post No =. american LE-,oo
will hold a concert and dance music
being furnished by Doueias' eight
piece jazz orchestra This means
that both lovers OF music and OF
ia nceing VIII pass an enjoy ele eve
ming There has been d super-exceI-
lent program arranged for the con-
cert while the dance rnueic viii be
full Of pep" and Jazz every minute.
the kind that viii make leaden feet
move as light as feather.
The orchestra which is Of e.Sht
pieces viii be az is best and the
music for both parts Of the enter
tainment will please the most critical.
This IS the last affair that the local
Post viii hold this asoa. the pro-
ceecs going toward earring the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
E.r1sss- B atler.

The marriage Of Fsynos6 B---sss
ard Miss Blanche D1-Ic-- daughter
q NJ ard Mrs Peter -uEisr took
pace - ne Notre DAM church Nor
Ia rlor1inE. Rev. Father DrcIs- Off
eating The 6-.de sore = Ga-k o.lz
t-zvellag slit ~5th hat 20 match =
~s<s6irs breakfast was s=TVsz3 a. -hs
h5rre g the crlCe's Parents n
SzSser Lane following IN CEREMONY
ara the young ce4p.e le1E OF 1hz
morning train for Portland and Bcs-
;ez for Z wedding lEip- Tie -Toom
Is employed II ire Maine Cen.-s-
shops
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
MAINE PROHIBFTTONISTS
TO AWAIT STAND OF
MAJOR PARTIES IN JUNE

II the larger parties seek TO strad-
De the prohibition question the pro-
hibitton party is planning 70 make
the most vigorous campaign in its
history" said Dr.. q. Leigh Coiyin of
New York. . representative OF the
EatbonAl committee Who attended the
State oonvsntion OF the prohibition
PARTY in this city Monday
The choice of a State ticket was
pestponed until after the June pr
maxiss Of the major parties The fol-
loving we're nominated for presiden-
sial electors:
LINUS Seeaey. Portland: James
Lord Howe. Kingneid: lAlphonso
Lane. Brewer: Samuel =. Emerson,
SkowhegAn: James Perngo. Port
land. and Mrs. ,Addie E Shepherd.
Wafervilie.
William l. Sterling of WAiervilie
WAA-ro-eiected State chairman. Fred
0ick A. Shepherd Of wa.ery1lle. sec
retaxy and James Pcrrigo OF Port
anufn9rkasaHSN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

aer - zetE,s 80 Ges1s o he United
STATES 875 lis 4J.es-
IVh..e ne zr5uZ: % he rs2zra:.c-
= mach lcveC than Ih= n-uce
France desl~e5- and j s,l. further
short o. Ihs actual SIN declared -
sa Eez hired ID restore the Cevas.s-
-esI 7egsoas and pay for o;ner dam
4-c- = : Pointed Oh that s. Isl. ~
.ss marks u gold which * figured IS
frances share. would Dc e2aiyaIan:
e ne present rate q exchange n
zez-,E -, a+-i- lt'7 '+,} francs in French
u 2=r- This y : fei- could hardly
t4.s 70 satisfy French p1bllc opinion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

oosd- ed1easor soa a1,ao-- Q:
Brco.en- Nsv .YerA, IS. Leslie Q
Cornish % Augusta. ,a-zt justice y.
the Maine slpTene court E5rz-E
SnLey. Hartford COM Mrs 3la-.
Low CeEver. CaI5--zge. Mss ~:
woman graduate Ct m co..z-e- Ii
Clarence Z Me,snr. BrosA,. ~
Y 2Ss3llale slpS-i--c s-5e-t q
schools n New Yo@k c.+- " vs.
lam H LooEsy- r-Cm5-f-. Pc-s,zz5
Maine lawyer, Louise ts's- Cceu--
SkoEhs-z1- frs woman -Y1<-1e II
ths college; - William tsz-rwa-.
Lyford, Chicago. a.-o-uev -nz G1ro-
q ;he L-foTd ir1eTsc h-.1s-5c syezE-
ing contest p-zeS; - Earry !
koopnaz librarian u Brow Trl-
ve-sity and poe,: : Z Ccca-arc.
OLD Orchard. retired r-a51- ana
chaplain; 81 fre3 q. PretIe T--s--
side Cal trustee a-6 former --crni-
nent Auburn clergyman: - Warren
z PhLo-oo8- ASSOCIATE justice ~ :he
z-aine supreme Judicial c0u-c. E5l.~
9. FRYE. Sharon Mass. 81. Ge-Fra7
Herbert n Lord Wsshlzr-o- u W.
director q finance = ne T-5.a-.
States Amy: 50 7. .. I.-ch4-
Cnicago III: George ? Berry o
faculty O. Colgate University -
Mass prominent clergyman. -
EmeTE- 3. Gibbs prominent Boston
attorney: benjamin Eo.brooll
Boston ore Of t1e EDITORS q. tha
Boston C.cte: - Charles H Peg
Pc. artist q Corco-l. Mass Z :
Stevens. u brooklyn. \ y ar-
James Wing oE Chicago II. sE
Dana :. EeE. Chicago. II o-a Il
the firm q 4 BOOK publishing Crr
pary: George y HI1i L. A.
seles. Cal: 81 Norman ! Rass4;-.
o. Augusta prominent LAWYER rE
that city; Major Frank Johnson 4.
Yonkers y. 7, g. Charles T.
Barnes Of HoS.on. prom 1er- Ill
toTneE and ne1eer Of the Maine
State legislature: w l. B0rra.-
BowdoinhzM- formerly speaker n
the House O. Representatives %.
D. J. Callert- lawyer Of New YORK
city: GeorEe Otis smith director =
United States Geological SurFe.-
Washington D. =. Joe. Z S,oc c---
prominent Clergyman q B.ocal.-1.
y y: Harry T Jo-Ga-- manager y
IEe Philadelphia z. z he.t1 tE.at15.
- Frank W Paie.fov6 Boston.
prominent IN wors q Baptist g.
nominations: -. Archer jordan. -
Auburn president OF Coghr Alumni
Association: Henry " Dunn
prominent Boston LAWYER. =
vick- y. !: IS. Charles z Gurray.
prominent Portland attorney and
member Of Maine legislatures: s1
Hsrbes- Spencer Columbus. Ono
OF. Charles T Szver,S. donor Of
reading rom IN Colby l5orary: Cart
WitheceE o. Fortress Monroe. "a.
o.. a H. Mitchell q Bi,ier5ez.
Mass. director Of MttcheIl's Military
School fer BOYS: fe3. P =. Brunei
Bryn MawT. Pa: Glenn ". Starkey.
OF Augusta assistant superIuter-
dent OF schools in Maire: '9s. Rex
Dodge, If Portland: L c Lincoln q
Washington State University poet:
or Robert 4. Colp5ttS prominent
John ( Hatch. On faculty % IVES
Point: Wallace e Hackett. state
superintendent: II Edward E.
STACEY Cambridge. Mass: MAJOR
Spauidinv Bisbee. OF Portland. Ne.
decorated ny King OF Italy: Hiram
Kicker. Jr- Poland. Maine: ard
Ralph Bra mhall. OF Beifas,. pronal-
,eut IN banking circles il eastern
Maine.
This list Is only 4 partial one #
the many prominent men from all
over the country vino are planning u
ATTEND the iH9th anniversary Of their
alma mater.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Gives Birth 10 Twins
On Train. Continues Trip

Ere Pa. May l---A.Is- - W.
- Boy tSzs - Nav y. ~s;a'
PASSAGE t-zsz esS--c---1 50: =
Ere. &rs- : l. Frame = Nzs7-i' y
H refused 70 hesd Re s-T.,- g: -
sselaa 10 leave The --@1 al :,
Ere hosp:GSl te- cz-s
Mrs Trazsy sal re- E-:.-z- IN
eo = France ~5ca ca> = 1-.->.s1- u
r Boston hoS7 .;Al and 80: sc W
golzg 10 seg - NSsh-A = -:;s1S
funeral -'sysz i Il meas a-AA
TT Marx c. Es,pz - -s- q"
wAo was . passage ~ re Az :.
;erSsS.
The woman 5afc-ma1 ~ 7aEs.;'
her husband ds.o n = sep. y
some months xSo s-6 80: @s;s''
sss reserved ~-ase5 - re cea~a ;. ~
brother The wc1azr S2-@.iioa W
sacs that The dagger states - 49,
she coG1d make ths t-T7 = -. "
serso-s result
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Money Bill Revamped
to Suit President
Passed by House

Washington Ma the slf4 Or 80
legislative, executive and s1dieiai zp-
preparation 1iil zzs passed unanimous
u BY Re House today after i had been
-e-d-afted ~ re appropriations cor1-
7llttse 70 meei tire objection shar led 10
IL y-tg last Eeek By President Wilson.
TIE Presidsnt IA ms veto message he'd
hat Congress sought by rider 20 IN
,eEfere with executive functions n Civ
-ng re 1o4ac congressional committee IN
printing supervision Of government pzb-
li~ztso-s- The hiil now goes 20 The SEN
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Small Hope Suffrage
Action BY Delaware Solons

Dover. De- MAY 1.-THE Delaware
House Of RepFesz atatives which re-
convened today after a two weeks
recess adjourned late IN the day
without taking any action ~on the
resolution Is ratlEy the woInans' suf-
frage amendment 70 the Federal Con-
stltuUon- recently adopted by the
Senate
Republican party ieade-s at Don
ference called by Alfred / Dupont
were unable 70 break the barricade
against suffrage and il was decided
rot 10 present the resolution in The
House TODAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

work Of the organiza-ion Throughout
the coming summer.
The committee in charge Of tie al
fair have been working har6 a1d il -
expected that big crowd viii De 70
attendance
There viii he cars fer Halloween
and Gardner after tie dance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Thirty Billions
Indemnity Germany
Must Pay to Allies

Paris May lit is understood in
ofhcial circles hsTe that the Anglo
French conference az Hythe. which
closed yesteEday- decided that the
gum total which Germany should
pay as rsparaticn would tie fixed az
lie GO. 800. go marks gold tapproxi-
ms,ely So %. 90 .ssssla
Ii is also understood that il was
decided Germany would De permittes.
10 issue bonds covering her indeht-
edpess 70 the allies payable in an
nuaI irstalmen1s-
Such action IL is pointed ont,
would enable France to discount part
Ct Ger claim on Germany and perml.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

gerry 70 take care Of .he ss-h.
Iec1e6 N the City. l. vas 60. "
Mayer Marin spPo-r. 81
10 consider TIE matte. Q. ne s."
tGoa q garhAse- As
Fraek Biais9sE Vho -sE1,,
State Esreet appea-ee =. a. ~.
g1ih Suggestions regz-c.-- s.
for houses IN taa- .-n-es.s,. ~ 's
fty.
Salary Iner.sss. G-,,,..
The matter Ct the i-c-easa =.
aries of some % The err
.az taken ~ a. ne sasz,,
tiors for thsss increases h.y,,, ~
considered by he CONN ZEE a,
aries and tses O:cs~s ..,,.A..
b. Alderman Il Z. 20 90,
passed n concUrTerls. Il. .,n.S
ing increzses N "a 5z-.=s ss,,x ,.
ed Regular sIp.oyes o-...-, 49,.
CITY sIres-s. S.75 ia. bsr,,l
May / 1919 z.4 ire cc-c-.n !.
DAY assessors- :r-zezsA C. ga,
Year 10 eaea; wa-d o%~-. g.
irc-ezsed fro- 50 u , - 6,~
Orhsr sgsi,e.s T-s-ss.t,s
T.e following o-ttr sat -ss... !, =,
-4s1,S o. Ize -E-.c-9z. Sc, -
ds-eo- thz+ peysoZs- --g.e :. ~.
SsEoes -5ccozo. owe 9. - -,
dz.z2sG4-e6 6ASzaz :. -
O1ferd AL C-rb=rz-- s---~,. :,
hearing 70 - hsld 1e:cc. 80 -
oEcerE O. ne t1--d ~ ?. -
1.T. q. - P N. 70 s-% - AIR. :.
eoz-d d -z1c.pz- - III 81,
togzr2 !zdg-g re s<z= i. 49,,
soce O. 1ar=e-ozz
Al o-5s- Vas pass@z a - Ma,
i-s oEns9 ~ F-tsrs- .-.s= 90 ).
sa:sd a. .hs ccr-=- e a-:s-,, =.
Cc.y streets y l9z-e--.E 40 .rs.
e< as a= Hrs eHtt 49, =.
Pe1l1.3zs sc- 1-E ~ "a, =.
Ds-EDzo s--@=ts- sg-1 c,3,z
orrsgs - 1hs.e s--es-z. Sc --Ass...
z-6 o-5s-s t2- .-e c-e -. pas.
coacu-Ts-es- -ts Ezz.-s- = :. r.,
ers' licenses va AXE : -,,.
10 the Ez1s 50 52-e5 q NJ .,.s
re p'zG.e Q: -sAs= cao. ,t..s- !,
-z-=@ sSz-- = - = = t-s.--..,. .
tE= CITY marsha C---: -z.:a-s a.,
-02-,e 1s1--e ~e~s ,-s-sz-;s. =. !,
sve7i-Ss sssssoz o. 80 c %.
<E-ch p-oT-a E--<zza-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
PITTSFIELD

SATURDAY ereal-g :: .1eaoa-e Q. E.-z
lara Davis q %o--l Main s-ree- &c
-grr@i ,re mirage IF heT daughter
Mss LAURA . W.a1sl3 : H-@ CT mis-
-av-- Esv- sidney J Willis pastor %
- La..e-sa--s- lls1rln- CHEATED ssia
ta= impressive 151a.= rig serr!ce- IRE
-osp.v ~e-e zs.@ad.-5 c. Charles Small
I'd Mss lean Burke
III H-@ RS position = assistant
s.8,er-1.sa6sz; Z ms xezse -ooE1 a. sh=
E5o-e=r pat or IL Arre951za W3oIsu
10 ~. zzd Mrs. Huff have . hos o.
f-.--dz wt7 49, extend fe..ct-as!oas and
EEL wsshez 81 Z ha2P- ard prosperous
-z-eF --rz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Morton Funeral at
Poughkeepsie. Wednesday

P0ug1keepsis. " Y May IL
Bishop Burch ~ New York yili con-
duet the funeral services on Wednes-
day A. 1915 O'clock for Levi p. Nor
ton, former vice president Of the
United States who died az his sum-
r1er estate yesterday on his ssth
birthday. The services will be in the
church Ct the Messiah a. Rhinebeck
BuEla! VIII be III KhinebecA .emeter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

:. teachers meeting was held after
81 hog Monday afternoon al Ing
Pleasant street school az which time
. lecture On the Psinar method Of
pennanshlp was given by Miss J.
May Lyncy of New oYrk. together
with an exhibition OF the work o. the
grade pupils q this city in the same
method The pupils have done some
very fle wo-k under the s1perin-
ten6enf. Mrs Mar v Tuttle and
many o. them VIII receive diplomas
this yeA-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
HIGHEST COURT
STILL SILENT on
PROHIBITION

esc-1E-o-- Ma! IT, zen,
court failed AGAIN to5sv - GO .3s :.
vs11iIy - 1hs pro1.::.-3- s-.,g
u@lt and --e e1t0-ce-.z- q. A.,
recessed en-fi -urz +.
With he our ta---z - A., p
The proai0iE5oc ASS .oCa AVN
more cecisicr days -sra- t.,
adjournment gGzs = Z. :s,-
While Ehs coar- has 81 - n;
cations wien J. ~ ac-- isz..2,
before acE3grn1as-c =s1=:a,y s q
pec1s6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18
Diamond Dyes
No Risk Then!
Don't Spoil OF Sreaa Mi;t1a
IN Dyes that Fade c: F.

Zach package Of "piaTond II :,
contains directions 80 s-n2.t
any woman can diamond {. q =, M
rach- faGSssSS ccscr into -yc -
garments, SraperIeS. :.
whether wosc9, silk linen. -t;,t"
mixed goods.
Buy Diamond Dyes %
kind--then perfect results are
an'eec eves If Sou have HeNeF
before. Druggist has eolcr
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

No-dz: vas -ez SINNERS Gzr ard
ma charge e. Ee2--z sppars. - PsZ-
So-s 81 ne stree made Ehe fsci verE
-2c5esscl+- Wraps were tas- ASIDE. rki.s
go--s AID saoes wee srsz:,- n tsvo-
a-5 5-lezE 5-e6 sweaters AsSs-.71 -h= =
-sht - -e- n s-ch wA;1sr Ire
s-@=ts are ve-y dusty AMI fre2G=at
s1Flk-G vas required 70 keep Man
s-Eea- Comfortable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Sparks from q bonfire in 1ae sz--
den % -Arlh5hald Armstrong q She--
vIa street SET h-e 20 .Fle roofs Of the
I'll and house which wire all in
b.Aze Fhen the hre department. ar
rived responding 10 Z Sill alarm n
The early evening Aonaay- The FIRE
was c9lcky put OF by the Use ~
damage was b.. nominal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

IL, Il p. Little 1zs Isase-ed ms -sS-
grafton from re Ceiay faculty % aka
place a. Tn clrss u Ihe wear Or. La
gle Ell 20 % wzSn.-gto-. =. ., a. *
ecuz-ve sscre.z-r . re c31u1.lse 81
zsososy ard geography u -h= Nztio1zI
Research Cp1rc5E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Ms Asrry ". hloder and oSIgn~
.e- Ruin Of PHILADELPHIA have ar
-ive6 n ne Clty ard E5li pass the
ssimuzr vgth Mrs. N55oer's parents.
W. and Mrs 2 z Drake q Bu,fesgn
STREE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

= Pole from, Madison Sas invoking
Ire aid Of Oicer RaaoourI al the
station Monday morning n locating
RS wife whom re said had ceca
missing from her home since Sunday
night zt o-eloc. and hs had heard
sne had Eeft town n company with q
nan. TIE injured husband gave the
oHscs- description Of his wife and
came down street. in ting hope Of and
ing her hinss1f. er = Is believed
thai ne was unsuccessful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Mrs y J Ne-zS rent 10 A2g1sra
Szndzy, accompanying Ter s-ozhz-- br
O g : Dawes ard rs wife Hao pass
- sas day ~ her kszs 81 Cod street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Mr. and Mrs J. N Palmer return
ID % their home n PI-.Sfeid after
visiting for T~o weeks with their
daughter, Mrs L L Perry o. High
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Funeral services for N-s- Else DE-
meat wife OF -aerdEls DuDozt o. BzT
stree Eere led a. -1s 81 Francs de
SAFES cnzrch Ecn6aE morning q, .
q rso.ck Bxr-1sl vas 4 P5-e G-evs
rzcrsiEc cer%e-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Mr ass Mrs " : Bass - wlto-
ve-e II .he city No15sy % pass ths GzE.
NJ Bass arte15=d ne meeting Of ins
In-e-cagrch committee and N-s Bass
visited fr5=zdA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Miss Anbie Poor returned % her
home = Belfast Monda: afternoon.
ztLs< VISITING heE aunt Mrs. JULIA
Ene-v a. the home o. George B.
Tzcssc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-18

Jeha Kitchen % N=~po-- hxx b5ugh1
,as 3 2 Ness-.s- aozse On Peasant
street zz5 t1e z;i=- has 572ght EEs
he-e q Nrs : a VERNE OF Weste-1
everC= The csz-Ee VIII be nate q
June