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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-19
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.


Senator B. J. Gibson. of Corning.
has decided to enter the race for the
nomination on the republican ticket
for the office of attorney general of
Iowa.
Mr.. Gibson is perhaps one OF the
best known young attorneys in this
portion OF the state.
Mr.. Gibson has been identified with
the militia since 1901. He was cap
tain of the Corning company when
the boys were on the border in the
trouble with Mexico, and in the
world war he was a captain and
operations officer in the seventy
second =. :. infantry. However II
is his legal ability on which Mr.
Gibson depends to win him a place
in the esteem OF the people OF Iowa.
and place him in nomination to the
position 10 which he aspires. He has
the endorsement OF the bar associa-
tons of various counties of this jul
dicial district, which certainly COM
mends him from the very highest
possible authorities for the position
of attorney general. Mr.. Gibson has
been eminently successful in his
legal practice. and there is no ques-
ton OF his ability to fill the impor-
tant place for which he is asking
consideration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-19
Topics fthe Times

Even the vets are anxious for a
dryer Iowa printed after the crops
are in.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-19

Ambassador" Martens says he's
willing to go home il he is undssir-
able. Reminds us Of the bloke who
kept calling on giri until her father
kicked him downstairs. Now
know" he said, that I'm not want
ed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Republicans Elect Delegates

At the Republican caucus held
Thursday evening II me Fa-n.r=
dale town hail the following de- =
ga1es and alrernaTas We're e3ectad Jg
the Stale and District cor veru01s 10
he held II Bangor STAT convention
delegates. Ii Z Peters. oscar NJ
Causlanc, alter1a1es, " c horn. .5.
Goodrich, Clsrric- convention. dele
gates amos Jones J " Villas,
aiIerna-es :. 9 Decker =. !. Gun
ninenarn. VIE following town oo'n-
rnlrrae was elecred : " Willla-r.a
chairman; Charles Z. Arthur, sec"e-
-arv and treasurer 2 Z. Manson. H.
? Nea.. Alien Clark ". :. Lowe,
oscar MrCa usia1d X r. EuEGi Is.
F. D Hayford. Il \ Cannon. =. 7
Braun. "a fl kaene n L ParhnE.
0vrus LonGfellow. hiram : Carer
:. 2. Decker NJ : Farers. William
Roberts Warren Toner 4 town
committee IF ladies v1-n Mrs. Allan
Clark fur chairman was organized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Miss Ellen r. Emerson If COMFORT
Aass.. Granddaughter 9r Ralph Va
d. Emerson. spoke F"lda- under M
auspirts IL the pIsr-lc- Nurse ASS
citation. a. the Trivarsal.aT "eur".l.
Though ne weather was nnt suCn
az would ne lk4lv ~ call 7u1 q a.
audience. &c ar-endanc. was -
rna-kani- good The proceeds v-Lt
- added 70 the ouiClns -unG u ~.
new High scnoUl.
Miss Emerson vas ,ur-'pc ucea ''
henry Richard. Miss Emers ,
served as rice president ri ne Sm4,
..oii.gp ur!- ana spoke IN RECON-
ac~uctIon II france. ana se~-'d elGt--
months win he unit -m ue' ast4t+-u
France She opened by ceiling o. ut
organ Ization Of the unit and me g.
lor-ing In them some = villages n ne
Sau1r1e district, and n ne work 3D. =
"orrplisned hw tne UNI II Ills So
r-.cr ana II other sertI0ns. she ga -
q graphic picture Or VIVA ne ns-nit''4
went through during the Wa1-an@
her s-nrv was q new one. 10 most 81
ne ors-anC nf -nelr "a Urn
a--,- the a-rnIstcr. The WORK ~ -.'"
Unit was 20 put -h+= returned 9nfle-'--
tants IN possession of ne prime as
sant.als 50 ma -hey could eel ha"F
as near norma rs possible a The
earliest -1rne possible. The first -h'n-
~eouirad wer@ beds. sew pans an
wire baskets for washing salads,
series Of interesting views was shown
on the screen IL me Close II TINS vary
interesting lecture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
NERVY BANDITS
Continued from Page One

heard the crack Of a revolver nut
weigen had missed mis- aim and the
-onber sped on. IN front Of the fuEi-
cover of, and through This hole the
bandit Jumped TO me subway tracks
= feet below He na-owly missed ne
ing struck by passing train. for me
roar Of its progress was heard on The
street above a few seconds after The
-obber played his last card and won.
For after reserves mad assembled
in fun force and searched the sub
way down and Saith street up they
found no trace OF the daring bandit
and were forced TO admit that he had
run TO the nearest station. jumped
I'D on the platform and escaped.
The second robbery occurred in
the store Of Marcus Feldman be-
tween 45th and 46th streets where
the theatre tirpngs are thickest. Two
rings. valued at sa74 and S254. were
missing after the second robbery.
but were said by the police 10 have
been found OF the two men arrest
ed or charges OF robbery. The pris
oners gave their names rs Vincent
Demarcn. a shipping clerks helper.
and Bartpip Scotia, a barber.
Albert Anuswitz. a clerk. wan
alone in the store when the bandits
entered. He was asked TO show the
two rings and II was while he was
doing so that the pepper was hurl-
cd ints his eEes
Chen 1ns pair daaned into tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Freshmen WIN INDOOR
TRACK MEET At b0WD0IN

..--T. n l7TF- T.- .NJ9rIF - ~UaI-.. -
As -..
'iia' +AoonF lack nee' vas h"iG q
Sow dnl- ral.eca tonight. me FRESH
~, vr-,-r,,,~ -a . y. W." r,,-~
''''
'it-f'enra E.A-ien :. nj Bangor sri
q new MARK at me QUAR- nile r4,f
MI. Stephens D< Naw-rr. Mass
u.a1. IL new reca-tl ~ ne a8e---a-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
ne River Ice

a,a-d. Maine manager for
--n-rcan Ice Co. tells US that
4 1A-t of the rive- after TWO
er u snow had beer removed.
~er-, found II inches Of sluEn
se- ne SNOW and then 20 inches Of
ne Berry houses farther
-:e war che-e wa found IA
2. slusa anG - inches Of ice
De CnsE-ovs tells us that ne
IT ne-s well when the ice broke
..e --ver m Jan c. 1887 ano
-lr r-ns-le work that was
~ Maine Central bridge thai
'r,4 a~ac, ad IN Augusta across
When the tTesrle came
---o- -5:as1 This city man ~
-n1a rf William Witilarn was on
80 was rescued from his
1r~uz-lor 1T SmiFhtOwn.
~ % years Of which the
er no zee left the river has
g found that the ice
"a times IN April and ."
m ~ecorc for one year
missing. The FEARS 1894
1ppeurs % have been tne
ears II its leaving. March =
Il" If as early as March =
.sr oS .eavinc for the past ten
str fnIluus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
MRS. TURCOTT SAYS SHE
WRONGED MRS. NELSON

AprupDs The settlement our OF court
Of ne case Of Gertrude =. Tu-cntt Of
G-eenville VS. Corneiia L. Nelson u
peekskiH, Y z. P 4. GIliin- counsel
for me defendant. makes The following
statement 10 ne Bangor News;
only today We have sent 10 our
client the original signed and sworn
statement Of Gertrude =. TurcDtt, ad-
Using MIS-. Nelson and her husband
not 70 publish L hut 70 let the matter
drop. as their friends would scof al
ne ;dea Of such an accusation AZ tina
brought against her; but in view Of the
statements in the evening papers. for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Gardiner Retail
Merchants Elect

Al the annual meeting Of -he IG-Q-ner
Retail Me-cnan1s' Assassination he'd in
rhe CITY building rhs following office"s
were elected for ne ensuing yea- P-as-
ideut. Ha-rr {. CoaUhs -tc4 preslle..l
Donald :. McNaugnton stcreta~y AMI
treasurer Tram a Wise executive
committee. Frederick :. smith E-lvt,l
A Leighton, Charles = Drawn. SidnsZ
:. Decker Fred Z. McCausiaud
Al -ais me- ing plans f0r he spr,:.g
and summer campaign were discussed
and C2e uE--.aws amended wae-eu~ me
price Of memDHrsh1p g reducet Wee
adopted. The GIscaasiou ri plans n
sluded rhH- 4or a d-,te 90r membership
as il is 1aIr thai eve-y -e-1:, rne-cnan-
n me CITY ought 10 pc q -ne-sne- If ttils
live wire organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Many OF life Otherwise 1-oT.lis,a-
people lack the power af eif-ii-ectior
They would resent bitterly being called
slaves It's true they are not the per
soma p-ope--v OF others. but they ac-
as thoughsfhey were. They never dream
of doing anything without consul TIN :
somenody else. Every move must be
passed on by other minds before .hev
feel ike gninE ahead 80 instead q
working out their own way IN life tn
cater 10 the opinions Of others. lis no
wonder they are never heard from. The.
become the tools OF more aie-- MINI
and Dc only what is thrust upon them
They NAV he the best OF workrnen bu.
they have 70 be supervised every s,sp o.
the way. They are in fair way To los.
heir powers of Observation-Disclosures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
"SPoT7|NG" RUM
Smugglers n Jacknlan
Vicinity
Two Seizures Valued a. $50 Maze
b. Deputies az Carac an Railway
Sta-ion-Sner,+f 70 Water Day anc
Nia'-t Il Necessary

Skowhegaa Me. Ma-"n L p'-iil-
-Daputv Sheriff henry Armstrong ma :
.wo seizures at -he G2Aau.4n Par re
ra.iwa- station in Jackn'H1 We,lucs Ia
..lgh. aggregaclns II vl.!A> a3ou- ST.,
The men VINO were trying o &c. IL -ac
train with the wet goods sa- ne Il
Ger coming and left ne D~..A.-- - pr IN
platform They -usne.. lnIn -.te i~2,n
ana mingled with me nLi1-- as .s-=-T
ana -eIused 70 claim N gods fHr
officer was unable II ident.v .hcm 1'he
liquor was en route ID u-Ira~..lIl. an1
L4rwlston IN -hu-sc4y 7izrt ..pLt.'
SHERIFF BoU Cnie 81 SIX wnreau a-~'g, q
N JackInan Oh the Nigh "a" .r I'M
10 apprenend Two men Whu wai" II q :
Tempt 70 get OF Inc eAat onu4.,i --:. IN
win nine gallons Of -a1adian agh
VINE ''5on' got the liruor ara ne
men VINO were a--aIEn"t "efnra Juo <.
Teman Holden IT Noos RIVER IN r'~+-
aaE Sheriff Moue-s saEs he covva M
Iacknan will De poIiced Gnr ana r .gf1.
i aecessa-v by deputies from : - m
fee 4 large amount NJ u1u2ay 1as
been collected IN fines AM costs md
liquor seized a. Jackmar aur.nr ,Fe
nast Few months, The c~5tn .'f he
liquor smuggling traffic a. Jackruu wa7
revealed during the S1!l * crra, AM
Sheriff Mooers evlde:-t. cak.nE a =
vanLage oS inside irfe--- 4-i1-, >"t,'-ed
a. thar time The she-," s i=tn-lrlr ii
% do all IN his power TT s,1r t7ls --at-
hc and wipe out the gang tina ms 'eer
e-angact!nE This business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

woman that she has NC trouble IL
landing a young husband when she
hoics out bag Of gold Us d -enpta :
lion Els delightful slrprise when
she reveals herself as a woman
murn younger than himself who has
only been masGusracins,
She Loves and Lies adap1Ad
from the well known novel By W-ilkie
Collins. Is replste with comedy sirua
lions and Miss Taimadge gets the
best there Is out Of them. Il VIII De
shown IL rne Johnson Opera House
today AZ go. 6.45 and clock
sharp Sessue Havakawa vii be
seen on the same bill today II The
Tong Man" and q, comedy. Prices
today, 2.ic-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
AMCSEMENTS
"Ber,nc rne Door" Wonderful Pic-
ru-e AT the Strand To-Day - Otner
SURPRISES IN Store

-u-s Al ts,e Strand To-Day - Osner
Surprises in Store
Il is with great pleasure that We an
nouuce the great Paramount specia.
.sBehtnd the Door" with aobar- Bos-
worth al the Strand today. We 90 on
record az stating that this feature s
without doubt one Of The best we We mac
the pleasure TO show.
A feii-raie wakea roamirG path
Then Death In a rushing -oG-
Red bursting flames anc splia-e-eu
r,,e an ha6 struck once more
An open boa. in the raging sea
With the C-boat dashed 'inngside
Then CAPTAIN krug saw the "Eun SUD-
merge
R.a--ng his si1rieklng bride
Passed wears IF seeking his grim "a
venEe
TIL he sighed the C-noa-'s creep
and K-rIg was ready; flashing gun
shar-.r-tf the snake of the deep.
The sstpper mad slain the innocent gfrt
ErrIg forced out ms bloody lore.
Then wreaked a vengeance TOO avn
QUITE CALMLY Behind the Door"
sta,nci Hobart Bosworth is Captain
and Jane Novak is the wife.
10 you like pictures that thrill -uu
yu'n nave The time Of yuur life
..a,ry. and Riches with Mary Mac
Ix-.n is also shown with the ssrfa'
lightning Bryce" No. T. Same prices
no advance.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Old Superstition Grounaiess

The old superstition that the eariy
departure OF summer BIRDS porrends
an early and severe winter. and the
kindred notion thai the moving OF
wild geese and ducks southwark al
nigh attitudes Is the furn-lirner of !.
storm have been exploded ny the iii +
vestigatipns OF government scien
lists. Birds may depart from north
ern ATTITUDES because of sudden
drop in temperature. hut they do not
know and cannot know what the
weather condition viii be en- route or
in the winter homes TO which they
20. Disasters 70 bird lile I'LL me
semi aunua! II srations arr proof If
this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

then went 10 another floor and blew
open with ni-ro-givcerine the sa
Of the Ocean County ELECTRIC Com
pany and got securities of when
5000 are negotiable,
Nothing else was disturbed. Cay
tain Of Detectives Souoe- said To-
night ne was Of the opinion the roo
berries were committed DIV men Ia
ruilla- win the -Uo Offices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Unless rain prevents Gardner CHI
zens viii tackle the drifts IN the 4
& K. on sundav. All VINO VIII 'ere
requested u be IL Depot square on
SUNDAY morning a light o'cto"A,
when car viii leave T,epo1 squa-@
70 carry the workers Id the poini
where their services are needed
E.acn mar should provide nl--1'fs i
With a snow shovel d luncn and IN
Gun. Jonn Hilbert j. ~ MAKE -'t
coffee. You know whal ma, means.
reports @-un Jhn outlying distr. It.;
along the line bring ~os~ reports 4
wha- is being done BY me fa-une'-s.
Sunt. Bowie -nings Spears Co1-'1"r
car ne -eached .'v -Ae crew m "a -
u-fiax Ever~nndy M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
1858 $50 HAUL BY
ROBBERS IN PHILA

- Philadelphia, March 12-Police all
CHARITIES tonight said they mad no
clue Il the identity Of three men wn0
early -rdav cnlorofnrmed bound ana
gagged 4. waIchuan and robbed we
safes IN an Office building Of s3ss. 22an
IT securities ~ which S11S.ao are ne
rntiahle.
The men. after over towering the
Waterman went 70 an upper fiorr
and looping a rope over projection
on me outside uf the structure
swung over 70 the Weightman build
ing Here they drilled open the safe
Of the Hydro Electric corporation
and abstractad securities of which
s7IG. Coz are negotiable The robbers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Il. Ma church .4,a Sundar IT
LeuL Morning p~a@ se-rnnn. 1GSh;
The Rev Francis 4 F70s"-nf- vii off
cia-A Service Oh WednesCa- evenlnE
Z 30
Cnsve-sa.js,t church Morning SERVICE
Z lc2o M~s Milo Z Folsom ~ Gar
dina SUNDAY school a. : Il. Cor1nurl
~ pen 1run a. - ? ii organ -
ia with melophone solo. speake'.
: IJtg- red Elmery 5t.4ne. on Teachers
ana Divorces
4iG South Congregations. Afor7.InG
Worship with sermon nr Prot VI 2
Mitchell "a l".3e, SunGay scnoni a. us q.
hour EVenlnc se~vlce I Pleasant AZ
= CLOCK
Methodlsr Emscopa ri,u~cn. Fey. H.
Fer--< pasto" Morning serv-lr- .y
1920. SUNDAY scnooi 4: - E-pwu~ /.
-eaCI+ a a.3 -V+IlnG SERVICE al
aaDI.sr chU-2E Al Lr.3p Rev @ Z
Noucs past0r VIII sneak On Lhe Lnrer-
church conference neiC AZ Bangor sun
daF school d = ~ with special of e-lns
.D- IKE. praIs" SERVICE a. ctuCk
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WESTBROOk MAN
HELD FOR KID
MAPPING GIRL

Portland. March 12-Clarence Thur
low. 40. OF Westorook. was held -o
the NAY Term Of the supreme court
IN g. oGo bonds by Judge Lyons Il The
" estb brook nunIclpa. court -r-s
morning. probable cause being found
on the charge II kidnapping Florence
4. Berry aged IL, also Of Westhrook.
Trurlrw and his youthful companion
wer-e apprehended a. West Peru yes
,arfiav by Deputy Sherlf. John J. Nc
Neil # Portland. and were taken q"
lie county PAL fast night.
The couple were taken TO WesJ-
brook tins morning and Thuriuw was
.l--raIEned on a kidnapping c1a-'-e.
He was represented NJ Act0rney
Henri (. Sullivan 81 Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

A. -ae meeting If the Current
Events club IN Thursday evening =
interesting paper was -ead by Mrs.
Emily Bickford On "Reconstruc-lon
Work for the Soldiers The n''4r-
ing next week will b. held on Moo
dav evening az the nome OF Ms
Henry Richards. Dennis street The
TOPIC II the DAY will ne The Irish
Question the irish point of law
heinc given by Mrs William 6. Ellis
and the English point Of view Y
afrg. Edwin Lucas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

FRIENDS 7 this city have rncetved 4
i.r.-ar from Arthur NJ. Bu-nhan Of
the Pond road. West Gardiner who
with Mrs Bu-nhan. Is passing the
winter in Denver. Colo. H writes
that the winter in that sections has
been fine though November was
-ae,le- rough month. ON me day Of
writing. March G. ne SAID they were
enjoying the Tag end Of i blizzard
and mat about Two inches Of snow
had fallen Farmers we're engaged
n doing their spring Dlowing and
getting ready for the planting sea
Eur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

sr-ee- and Broadway priCkec UP IN
airs al CRIES Of "roboers' raised by
Anusw.-z and the blast Of police
whistles Hundreds OF mer and
women joined II the chase. while
thousands more watched GREATNESS.
-obperv late tonight expressed be-
lief ina 1he bandits mad deliberately
planned to use the subway airilole as
means Of escape and had removed
he cover and placed a red Intern on
ne sidewalk beside the hole.
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5rrtain's Great Good Fortune

England nearly lost the tremendous
startstart which the lnvenrionso Of the 10.
connective gave her in the worlds traGe
George Stephenson a. one time strucz
a bad patch. His wife died and left hin,
an infant son. the man who .ater ON
built the Northwestern and half tn.
trunk lines OF Britain His old father
met with an accident which deprived
him of his sight, while GeorEo htmsosr
was drawn for the militia and had "
find substitute, or pay big sum for
him. IN his despair ne would have en- :
grated to America If ne could hav.
raised his passage money. But he Ne
manned in the old country, where great
trsnmphs ana much prospac1Ry axnissli
Mn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

4aDt.E- ehrlron 81 g.. n--nC.4 ~.
Frazer meeting II \ n
..,r4. ada--esses af -n-'e-e minutes
aeuc0us VII SOLO daeJ ana
-4analH schnu- T. a
..utja meeting 4 d - al ! 8
,c'. ?. Dra-'" ma .Hs =
-a..esua- 1:jr-aae r~sa - rn~aT-
.s.sl01. evening 80 M.s IN nail
-a~nuon - TueSdiE anl
a~ch '+ch ~ands- ~ 81
rn--um1on y" Altar Guild .
..- n--a--e- sermon. ia anlrcn
evening u''av"r address. II
-rt~u SERVICES during ~"
-a~er. rnuren. Rev Hiram
-...r .c.-- d. - ami z u
1'he Ernac ana Notable caF
r. --r~l
- r.~e. If Christ. 5cienrls-: 10 IL.
~s' sr ESSEN sermon. Substance.
~-.---+ ss.~-.tcps X ednesGay a. -
5.aaI'nC loom a. Che chu-cn open
r.. W-rUn n ednagGaF rom -o i
--t..a-.ug library Of authorized
-a.anc+ literature
.r.E' -.Dlsc0pai- 7e~oe--- : DOW
t"4. morning Worship with
Z. uasr0r IL. SundaF school p.
-, wnr.n league; : people 8 pop
-''t"" WIN snecIal musica! fea-
-u44t.a a'1-ssr sn-vire each ave
ws4k except Thursnay ana
.-..
-l-- -.s,r~~... 70 Milo 2
'"of morning wnrsi7ip wicu
me pasfor ~ru-cn school.
-.r -rlUn. 2 N senior
u tuDic "-he Stewardship
ieade-. Miss Lucille TCzier'-
Iun N T cnu-ch T. Parry I--v-
-.f-a~ i0.2n A NJ preaching p~
s. a M, Bible scn0oi :
wor- league z III. evan
raetlnG illustrated se-TT1or.
a1-ac-e-y'- with iilust-a.s: i
90 meeting Wednesday eve
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

During Cne forenoon recess Thu-sda r
4. ne nigh schpoi The motion picture
folk rom Augusta were engaged on
Wafer s-c-eer raking pictures. This to--r
Of amusement proved TOO nuc;, for ne
--oungs' e-s and -hey saved ou- watch
ne proceedings W. 3e~ond me allotted
.ime resulting IN Tie suspension OF 0ve-
4 Dozen scholars TIP 70 Thu-sdaJ noon
however none rad been -eadrnirt-d u
srrLr.
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Portland Restaurant
Chef Held on Booze Charge

Portland Ne, March w lliiam ii
tie chef IN local restaurant was
arraigned before fedora commission
az today charged with inning liquor n
possession.
The liquor seized was valued a. anait.
$50. TINS is the trsi case of the k;at
in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

-hu- q. Stanies. editor OF ne -ew-
istou Jou-na. IS % be ne speaker a
the open Forum meeting which .
r. acid Sundar afternoon a. go cioc. =
a. the rn:ve-saiis- church HIS SUD
Zee IS to he The Newspaper Par II
tn.- Making o. :. Nation. NJ Staples
is wei equipped in ms life work for me
handling Of TINS subject and his ''Jusr
Talks" show that he can make his SUD-
OCT II a-eS-lnE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Eev r. .. Per-y mas returned from
Bangor where ne mas heen attending
me -nle-cfiu-ch a ORIG Movement con-
rentIun. Since Wednesdav ne mas been
guest Of mis- Gaugnrer MISS Elsie a.
the Lu.ve-sl-v of Maine Jronp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

IN ne funeral notice d me iale
Charles Williams ne name Of MS broth
er 4~iiean Williams, was omitted
M- Williams came rom MS homa in
Clinton. Mass. ID accompany me re-
MAINS u MS brother 10 Aa.iowel..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

r0st Interesting spelling MACH re
ween -h- 5th and 6tE and TN and ST,
grades Of rhe TIa-ke G-amma- school
was heiG F-ldav afternoon The win
ne-s were the 9Th and 7th grades. The
affair was the 0urg-owtn of an ldea Of
ne pr,ncIpa. D. X. Rieeiuw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13
Norma Tatmadge Play Filled with
Surpri0o8

Norma Talmadge fans can be pre-
,,-.d for a SURPRISE when they see
snsir screen savurite in her new Sc
-. srec;aI ..She Loves and Lies" for
Miss Taimadgn viii reveal une&peci
ed Talents, being caiied upon TO as
.,,r,e three roles that call for grea.
--.-;Tttv No one ever suspected
tina, she was an impersona1or' nn'
she is and proves it by nanaiins
4n--. Characterization ranging n
: ,,c,,,,v p.r. to an old woman OF
fifty-two. -,
she ms,kes zaGR = seaseA a4l1'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

~ha regular Meeting Of Cohb0sse -cun-
o. Lcdge !. 2. o IL. and heir EnslaI-
la>Ion Of officers Wi, ne heid on AIGnday
avenln= a : a. r hal The degrees
WI .. worried OF a class Of s"ven ne
.e:l1. ~ -h+ augusta lodge exempiie.-
ne -!f- wort. Ee1~eshmer-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

The Christian Endeavor Society Of
he First Baplst church vii hold
n aI1a~v N"er-rr' on sunday even
NJ ~ SLY o'ci0ck T'n. s-''nlec- VII
p- ''Iosrlenco Ind rs Few G." M.ss
@E.le-ad WEYMOUTH VII. I'D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

Nj ann Mrs Elmer Beede OF Port =
..>nd. forTr1e-lv Of TINS CITY. nave ar
uounceG the engagement Of -neir
iaugh1e- Edrle Marion 10 III War
ran Noses Of Portland The an
nuEucanen1 was made a. 4 parry
gwen N Miss Beede < honor OF her
blr-hGav March H. and VII be -aad
w!rh interest ny her host o. friends
nprr.