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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-22
BIG MOB AFTER NEGROES

Chicago, Sept. 20.--Trhee negroes
were besieged for more than an hour
in st. Gabriels church on the South
Side tonight by mob of thousand
persons after the negroes had killed a
white man. Charles Barret, who is
said to have gone to the rescue of a
white girl insulted by the negroes.
They were rescued and placed in Jail
when squads Of policemen were sent
to avert possible race riot.
Chief of Police Garrity ordered the
entire police force moblized and
placed several hundred extra police
men around the scene Of the trouble,
which was at the southeast corner Of
the stock yards where several thou
sand negroes are employed.
Shortly after Barret had been killed
three negroes were dragged from a
street car two blocks away and Sc
verely beaten.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-22
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The usual fall examination for
securing teachers certificates will be
held Friday, October 1st., 1920, be-
ginning at nine o'clock.
Under the new law the State Board
of Examiners has taken over all the
business Of examining and grading
the papers and issuing certificates.
The County Boards will simply con-
duct the examination and forward the
papers to Columbia. Every teacher
or prospective teacher should take
steps to qualify for state certificate.
In case you have allowed your certi-
ficate to expire you should take the
examination. All credentials must be
sent with your application to Colum-
bia. All teachers must be qualified by
the State Board of Examiners, and if
you have not taken the necessary
steps to qualify do so at once by send.
ing in your application together with
certificate. In case you have no ere
dentials to entitle you to certificate,
do not fail to take this examination.
See the County Superintendent for
fuller information. 35-4t.
e. J. Browne,
Co. Supt. Education.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-22
LEAGUE PROVES VALUABLE
/, and STOPS DISPUTE
Council Smooths Out Difficulties Be-
tween Four Mathis. Polish
Lithuania Fight Stopped
BOTH SIDES ACCEPT PLAN
Aland Islands Question Between Fin,
land ard Sweden in Fair Way OF
Settlement by League.

Paris, Sept. 20.-The ninth session
of the council of the league of nations
adjourned today after having
smoothed out difficulties between four
nations in controversies which at one
time threatened to result in war
Through it's action in the Polish
Lithuanian crisis the council succeeded
in getting the two countries to agree
to an immediate suspension of hos
tilitics pending settlement of then
dispute which both sides agreed to ac-
cept.
The Aland Islands question likewise
is considered in fair way for settle
ment. A Finnish reservation which
at first appeared seriously to CLOUD
the issue was explained as not offer
ing an insurmountable difficulty ant
as having been made largely for tech
nical reasons.
League officials explained that, al
though neither Finland nor Swedel
was legally bound to accept th'
leagues decision, they were moral.
bound to accept it. 1t was furthe
pointed out that settlement, 81
backed by public opinion, would vir
tually compel acceptance"
Count Quinones de Leon, Spanisl
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-22

bought six copies of films for use along
it's lines to shoy better farming
methods. The Korean Government pur-
chased six copies of films on poultry
production. These films and others
are being shown in 20 foreign coun.
tries. Titles and legends are translat-
ed into the language of the country
where the films are to be shown.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-22

ambassador to France, and Baron Kei-
shiro Matsui, Japanese vice foreign
minister, have been appointed to rep
resent the league of nations in the
settlement of the Polish Lithuanian
question and it is expected that at
least tentative decision will be
ready for the approval of the league
council at its October session.
The courier-index., 1920-05-14
WARNING ORDER
In the Lee Chancery Court

In the Lee Chancery Court Home Life & Accident Company C.. E. and J. B. Daggett, Trustees, Plaintiffs.
 vs. No. 371O Chas. G. Taylor, Mrs. Chas. G. Fay Tor, Lockie Taylor and Lee Coun- ty National Bank, Defendants. The defendants, Chas. G. Taylor Mrs. Chas. G. Taylor and Lockie Taylor, are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plain tiffs filed herein.
 Marianna, Ark, April 29, 1920.
 R. c. APPLE, Clerk. Attorney, McRea & Tompkins, Pres colt, Ark. (4O6)
The courier-index., 1920-05-14
WARNING ORDER
n the Lee Chancery Court

In the Lee Chancery Court Fannie Gibson, Plaintiff.
 vs. No. 37OS. Fred Gibson, Defednant.
 The defendant, Fred Gibson, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com- plaint of the plaintiff filed herein Marianna, Ark, April 28, 1920
 R. G. APPLE, Clerk. Attorney, w. l.. Ward. (405)
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

was today released on $10,000 bond. Jacks surrendered to the sheriff at the time of the shooting,w was admit ted to bail, but surrendered again after MT. Terral died at Memphis on May 2. He then was held without bail until today. The evidence at the hearing was conflicting. Jacks said he fired in self-defense as Ter
The courier-index., 1920-05-14
Storm Does Dann0ges
 South of Elaine

Helena, May 12.-Meager advices reaching Helena last night told of a storm which visited the lower part of the county and did considerable damage on the Burke, Blackburn and Thompson plantations south of Elaine. Farm buildings were de- stroyed, according to reports reach ing here, but there were no fatali- ties.
The courier-index., 1920-05-14
WARMING ORDER In the Lee Chancery Court
Luke Edwards, Plaintiff.

Luke Edwards, Plaintiff. vs. Nancy Edwards, Defendant. The defendant, Nancy Edwards, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty (30D days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed here in.
 Given under my hand this 17th day of April, 1920.
 R. G. APPLE, Clerk. D. s. Hummer, Atty for Plff.
 (403)
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

Barbed wire cuts, ragged wounds, collar and harness gals heal up quickly when BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT is applied. It is both healing and antiseptic. Sold by liar rington Bros. *tf
The courier-index., 1920-05-14
''0yer IS Freed On SIO,OOO Bond

'ho sbot p' . May 11.-Frank Jacks, ! Terra" "It st lstally wounded James !, Rd who wss s' hun Ihprlbert on April go,
 '''lininary hearing ss snS gTena yesterSay, 5rry
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

ral was approaching his store with shotgun in his hand. Other wit nesses said that Terral was going toward another store and htat Jacks opened a window and fired on him.
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

> Before embarking on a kissing
 career, Pershing should ponder Hob sons fate.
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

We'll get peace when peace ceases to be a political football in Wash ington.
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

Flattery is still as cheap as ever.
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

Subscribed before of . , My Commissioner expires January 3Oth, 1923. LSeall H. DIAMOND,
 Notary Public.
The courier-index., 1920-05-14

May, la9o and sworn to before me this 11th day Ny Commss;ou all 'D''''SSion expires September 19, 1922.
 G. H. PILKINGTON, Notary Public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
MONMOUTH

4 -=e-.-- q H. r--- "a. :"
he-nebec Ce1E-E a-t - '-L,'
department. % Fan 2--e4 y. IS
reid a. Grange ia. Ac--:.--: y
T1esGay- Na-e1 =. = = : ! lis
HELM Lyman co1--y 3=-c -:
ara e \ Day conn Mig r
c. present and sss&- --s..::.;;
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for 80 men u re --c----- #. %.
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Lyman VII SPEAK g. 80 &-a =
n -Ea upper hal % rs E,:-4-i -
pa-wer- o. EoEe NI-=-- : -
: afternoon -h@-e all - - =
az ne Sweet Corn Co #
eia-loa with b-s-szs c.,-.-.,,
PEc-ac d.cCe- = c1o--
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81 the mid EE.s- Ese -
Federation % Wc-a-< 1909
Orcro his = eek
Mss 8 Eaie--ce ca "
e-vEl=. formerly q ,---s--'. -
: position a. FRS ASST -
public ..o-2-v y S-e-31-
Mss A45e.--- B.---- -..ss-!
: few days = Il So L -.- -
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
Cooperation Meeting
Hello Saturday Afternoon

The ANIMAL meeting o. RE Pits
Eeid Village Corporation vas h=ld
= Union hall SATURDAY afternoon a.
one O'Clock and :1Ir sized number
81 vote-s werep resen-
Judge .. Il D-ake wa- chosen
moderator a-d Kari n Elcke-y cleck
and treasurer
Il uas fotet 20 ra1<a the sun Of
$1,000 Tor The pay Of the rlzhC watch
man and slSe4 toE the fire depart
men-- Far corporation charges $500
Eas raised AMI for street lighting
s.IeH
Il vas -ne vote OF the rzecirg
tha- : IRA alarm bcx BE- placed a.
th= corner q George ard Elm scree-s
ara si-5 vas ralse,t 20 pay tor
ana
L was vc-=-: to -a.s= -ae month "a :
Of 1-su-sn 81 making & ! zcn-- II
stead II 3
Article = The ~arraz- Vas 20 49, :
TIE corporation would v9t= % raise &
sum OF 1-oney 70 e-pE0y q Gag police
nan. It. vas voted - pass the article
Tke collection ot taxes wzs sed to
tn trEes- oidde-. Simmer NcCeQsI41c.
beng me nan VIII bid OF g nils
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
IS SAFE
WHEN GENUINE
Tsse Tablets Without Fear, - Th.y
are Marked with the "esy.r Cross

Z you want the true, world fam
ols Aspirin as prescribed by paysi-
cans for over eighteen years. YOU
mus. ask for ~Bayer Tablets Of AS
pirin~
TIE "Bayer Cross - s.amped on
each table: ard appears On each
package for Your protection against
limitations
In each package OF Eayer Tablets
OF Aspirin" are safe and proper d.
rections Tor Colds. Headache Neu-
r4fgia- Toothache, Earacte. Rheg-
uAtiEn. Lumbago. Neurttis, ard for
Pain in general
Handy tin boxes containing I.
tablets cost but a few cents Drug
gists also sell larger -Bayer" pack
ages Aspirin Ia the trade mark Of
Bayer Manufacture Of Monoacssica-
ctdester Of Salicyiicacid--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
City Democrats
Elect DELEGATES

The Democrats, caGc-z -1r ne
pErpos= Of etec-Hg delegates a1d
a-rsroa1es . -tA z-4-e ard dls---c-
eoav eE.ior= . o. he.d \ Bangor
CT Aarca 81 vas Eeit SATURDAY eve
rEaz a. H. Ar-ary Women aux
fElary r---5e-s q -ns var. crmrir-
te=z xer4 alsn etectac Il aE-ici pa :
tlaa II .na la when women may
cave IL rlsh- 81 franchise
TIE ce.=za-es ard zI-srsacsz we're
e.ec1s.. AZ tcEoEs
SAT- Gel@gzc=s-E Z E;nr-rore
II T. CoG:rs, =, : Hor=z y J
Marshall : = Hal wair+r M
4lary- : :. B.:--y. 2. w C-a-- VI !
Bar-,eCc T.. \ Poel=-. .. \ Asads-
william h--- II Z MIRA o-,o
y Lzrz4-. e. II Simpson, " ..
E4ires A--k-- MArcsuL z. Z CV-
o,5rd. william 8aE-zotn, a.teraaces
-Walter Thompser- Fred ". Mar
iii Je.c 4 F'arcy. ! & B-sE-y,
Ernez- Ta-r5-r, Cla-.=s 2. Miller.
San Freera-. Ct-z-ies P La-En
Joan " BAKE. u. W Berry. ). 4
lrzt-a.e- lanes 4 AcMzhon
Eo=epa B7--q-s, Barnard C1stor,
A--h1r L@-1- A-z1sr1s Cs-sy.
Edmond r'rr -.--hur Legerser
Dsst-:.c- -2lv erC.2c-Psrks- aan-
-zfort Ale E.9Ie 4 ?. Packard
soc. Fred Ei1nino-e James Ma
ao-ey Fred HoIlaEf, Tneoaor= Le-
v!1e E-nce-- Dea-e.iv, JOAN La
-ono. a--1-- Carache. J. 4 Eert
seI1z.o1- Frank PI1rsIeed, Jchr
Pcoier Elmer Clo1ti.- James
GsG-h-e-. J4.es Cansche, J. Z. Bou-
.=E.e A-a1- P.cH=r Ar-au- PelIs-
TER: zi-er-zc=s- 4 = Drew, Cnas
H simpson Der-Is Sweeney. Geo
Il. G-rd=c- Fed z Pooge-. Harold
Morrison John Wa-e Z e Sine.-e.
ChAs- 4 Ba--o-- Albert LsCLai-, c.
2. ker:hes. H 2 Davis Ralph
Tors- Harry Tszho1~ = J. PRAY.
T1os. J herT.r- John 4 Morrison.
T7e7s- Det4a4-- Dana CIene--.
T-e aides appointed 20 az as
auxiliary 10 ne var! conmttcees are
a. follows Wz-5 :. Ms Charles Il.
Bar-oa ard Mrs. + z Butler. ward
:. Mrs. z. :. B1rger ard Mrs. Z. !.
Marshall, ward ), Mrs .. 2 C-zg.a
and Mrs Vai.sr NcA.ary. ward 1
Mrs Leon .. -soo.tts and Mrs..
Charles 4 Poo.e-: ward :. Ms 4.
/. Matthew ard Mrs. A-oert Le.-Ia.r:
vs-1 ), Ms C5rus ". DAVIS and
Ma J. : Pas4.ia- ward :. Mss Clara
P.c..=-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
CromNei..Ciark

browning a romance Of the war.
Mrs Marguerite Cole Clark dagsn-
ter OF Mrs. Alexander 2. II. Yates
wife Of Lieut.. Commander Yates.
L 5 n. retired. OF 47s Clinton ave-
nue., Brooklyn was married in Phil
adeipnia on Thursday TO Capt. Jos
eph P Cromwell. L. s 4.
Tae bride is the daughter Of the
late George W. Cole and grand
daughter Of Gen. Nelson Cole.
Captain Cromwell. who Is the son
o. Mr. and Mrs Edgar Cromwell Of
Baltimore. Nd. served 10 months In
France with the Eleventh Infantry
He was wounded in the shoulder dur
iaS the Aeuse-Argonne battle and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
4 AUSTRALIAN SOLDIER
TELLS ELOQUENT STORY

Ihoaf. WHO a4arc Tom Sks y-,l- re
Australian siSaaI.er = rs .ee-.-z a.
-as E--sc Baptist ca.-cd 5as.-tay e-s-
ing The7 - roIt hear z-.,u-s
s-5-L ~ 1shl-- tn Turks =. ne Ds--
-Acei-@s VIII -sr.- forge t-e.- .easA-
tons M SkeYhlI, pno 3 1ee- and
.=ctI-@- a. xel az azNs-, spoke n
re --Ece-- co1-ze --der Re a.soic.s
y te= Char7aer IT C1-ue-e. h was
introduced 70 Re as..e-ce ~ I.o-<.
Z. E9-e- president u tre Crzrs.- ~
Ccr-.r1e-
- SPEAKER sac a. ANNA. w1-r
.1=tca u - terrible azG..rz tie Az
"a z1s Ten- through al he stc-aza~
u re Da-cAaziEes while The z.di@-cs
"a spelaoand lEder his vo-is. On.
ca1.6 7-s'1a.-ze tie early lawn ard The
11a--s-a9 Of .afaat-y s:ez.Iax % 70 ths
snare Ar la1d.zZ End.- -. r-uzzI.
u he T1re-sa GINS cae sreree a.
sn0-e ard rae- the pouring ~ rfE-
si1e II .-TIaz sa1e .nto he -sru
~1N7 az zee-ed vel He tod az re
-L-!o1s sSa-.nS II Lac men a<Sfzs.
graf Odds a. ztee. c14s1ed axa..s- steel
ard .zoE "a che face 9. a seorcsx Ard
DEAN dealing 6re thsy p1shsd Or and
Ho- sealing 80 foot Elf .e.red With
ifroed wire ana finally vr..csa vtc-orz
Or- rhet- Terrible enemy
Mr. sksyhiI s1.d ira. i vas IL. r.
re5-sssioie Spit Of the soldiers which
v7a ne va. thar II. Germans saeuld
rave Foze SccrAiiax 20 ,ae textbooks
ut they too Z zoo ss-.eusiy zaa I'D
not eng Under The strain they oras.
Down after four years Bar the AIfies
had 20 hJE.1 of hate ard x.ayat vh.n
there vas time ard whea il ~As .5rs
TO fight shey lad aside their otav,hinr.
and fought lie spoke also Of re xoi-
der poets Of tire war ard hsv .r.v
hAPt their 1alth IN tire face OF he Fac
that millions died. and that their sa;-r
inspired the Sighting nea % wonders
The speaker szd that Ire American
aoys ven, through the sane kErs -
warfare as the Australians and .hz.
there should be no more war: that L..
people must rise against /. ard s,o7 u
NJ. SkeyhiI vas met oy MANI a. .ha
elise o. the lecture and assured ,1zt hfz
lecture was one Of great fntsres-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
Talk Ne,~ Scrccl-c-se

a. -u7---n-pE1 ga-a@-,1= = 1s=
-ay1r= otice S.1dsE at:e-l-5a 5-.'cF-
L. re Form ne=C1g -1e 1a--er e
4 ..E =chco{ a,--d.ns Wa discussed
AID tie aczido ~ the Ro-a-y C!la =
-esz-t 70 ne sane vas azo -I@c--a1=ft-
NAyor F=-nslcrs vas szAec 10 z-a-s
Is sea--Te1s II -siau0n 70 lie IA
ce- z1f sad nat ~ understood 10 ma
se- lad been orouzhc - q r1= 21-z---
,-I-o c-ee--g ana TIA : COMMITTEE lat
oesn appointed . laoz a-1 re 9Eses-
,saa NE tie 3b5=c- n .s-E q 1.---'-
neer1S -acs-.
~Cpon ASSUMING -1-s o@e@ - -
80 cana % ~ attention sad Ehe
mayor. ard Z Eo1ic GO r. pL-aas1-e
20 assts= AID consider = 70 these -
,.r.s-at ard see va could - deT-z-d
- -e:ieve The s.-la-on Ht-ac.E F-p1s-
ioz 700 heavy Z burden -7o1 -: -a---
ze-s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
SkoWHEGAN

Par z Dug = Bingham, - Henry
J Lana. Bingham. ard = Bingham
AMI Moscow
Hem : Lana. Bingham . CASSIE Z
pzIr-r. Bingham -a1d Wa aU+lt11gS
On Gccs.--cr s--eec- Bingham
Forest " Gates MOSCOW 20 John
s-ack. Moscow. lad Tlct buildings ca
Co-1 Shop -oas;. A1s-oT-
F-p.. . L1r-.Rf = Al Sx,.hegan- ID
Horace =. EcxIs. Skcwre-ac- ard =
Aad.sor near HAYDEN rak@
Everett L shoot- Wharf.-The -
E-z1rE, f. Braza- Wa-er~L-e. land a.
re Fac- Corners E'arEelG
Ear-- :. F-etr-v Fa1ielt :, George
Z -l1aev Nsczr~-,le -aa1 TIa build
Lrss corr;e-.1g cn MI pond. fairfield
Sarfcrt z "a Lay. Can--idge- %
PAPA 2 Ee1ney 8 a Cambridge.
xssr ere-ralF & Ic- y va au:7dingz
y Cambridge
X Scc-- B. -s.-@eEc - Psraa
5.r :. 8essey Fa---eId, : at-es ou -oasi
.-c-. E-ck-T 20 Covel- s.hca. Far
-.f1
E--4s- Bl,.e- - a--3r--~ Skox-
rea1 . "a : Es19n-=i- Bsa~ha7l-
Rs. ~ 3.-:lds-ss n Nj Pleasant
ave-1e. >korkagan
Maria NJ tter-= e a. Nv Pct
an. % -lnr DYER NV P1rzI4r.i Iaui
decided . pcvd Ar.=z ~ Ca-v.Te Ls1-
-. View Por-la-G-
In --e- N@T P3--a-+ -1 = =
Tay.c- N=T Portland Lad x+-.l a--,i-
r<= to-ie-.r- q NJ pc-I Nv Port
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
WINDSOR

Tire monthly meeting o. -r4 Ia
dies Division Of the Windsor Farm
Bureau will re held Monday. March
.. commanding Al - \ " Mis-
Lyman the county demonstrators. :
expected 70 BE- present and conducs
the millinery program Ladies' plea =
carry basket lunch
Tie following delegates ATTENDED
the Republican state ort4ntson at
Bangor: Edwin Bullock. = g. H.s-
sey. AIrernates- w :. B7rcor y. O
Reed. Mrs. Edwin Bu!ioSa and Mrs..
Mary cappers were auxiliary dele
rata
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

-aere . 20 -easGu wy cee E.ccsoec
-rve- shozs1 ace be Lad VI. IN
G1.t-.es As well a. tie Ae-.nAc
river. Trs- = Man. q prosperous
sce can axe 9ars CT 800 No instead
et ID. 500 pecpie+ He said ceA- e
would Ike u see II --e 6-sC csc-en-
a.al year something dcre - hap
Maine SD -ha- she Nigh ee ra9e
nor cuty Zee II ths greatest s-A.Es-
aE- the gr-ases- stA-e u r.s .nton
a TIE cicss VIXEN questions were
InvIrsd some che n the a1d-enG-s
asked dew trolley Ines might Sc DE-
2etepec without ralSIES r11es AM
Mr. Pa-CalgaII answered BY U.s.
lz less nsoneY to- o-Esr things"
NJ. NcNzscr r-anket Mr.. Pa--1a-
a. II aehaI. Ct TO committee sr6
IRE a1s1safee tor as speech and ar
zf3cnee. -ha- rhe rex- Sunday !.
meeting would - A. ocen 1L.cuSsien
e -. s.F-,,ct G4esricc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Miss Ida ?. Keen. formerly q -Els
city ard noF in the t5reiza t=pa-t-
rnent Of I Dig banking concern il
New York writes nor@ u Z grand
carnival hall which s5e attended
which vas given oy the C..y Bank
Clue. The ball was held in the -
Regiment zruory. whtch vas N the
hands of the decorators t1- W,
weeks before the event There zaz
a band of . pieces -hicn played for
rhe msreGes and Two orcnestraS %
: pieces each one % which PLAYED
for the Ealtzes and the other for fax
trots and other modern dances
Besides this novelty vas added o.
the NeapoiI-an Trobadours Eto wan
dered around the great hail and
played at Intervals Refreshments
were serTed in booths arranged fqe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
FeU--Minut. Sceas.rs

-.- following named have Deed
appointed fogr-nilu-e speakers for
the In-erchCrch Word Mov=mel- ri
-hs Congregational ch-rch
Arthur 4 Head. genera rI.E n
FRANCS etc- II =
T4ppa-. foreign missions. Arril :,
Henry 7. Hanson Home Missions
April Il : 2. >-oyes, Medical Ms
sions- April -. Prof C!areuce II
Vhits Psi sIoGs Ed -ca-io-. April
"a, Eo-ace T. A-zzy Methods q
Campaign rza-izatto1s. April ~
Mr. Lneuist- Wa Relief Temper
aace ard SpeciaI Funds. Aprl- =
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Fg-eral 81 Ms ABBY z. eressey

Funeral zerv:ces tor Mrs. A-1v z
P-.ss.y ve-= acid a. ire 1oz-e Il Peas
aa- sc-es- Sa-grez- forenoon = =
: c.ocA. Rev. { / h-ocke-oocLer CO
There ware many oe4--s ~
"a. enc.eres ard ! .2-ge z-I@l 1ce D.
s-en6s AID relatives. E@a--f rom
CT .. LOWE v=re Lei C. Wi Care
El-zaoeca; VI AID Ms. Z :: ----..scr,
Azxxsra Ms. Warren Z P lex
.s-o1 ard Frank : P-esseri Bag
-1s eea-s-s ~s-e 2. ~ NzrixeE
Charles 4. Fa-zEoa and Granville
Rar-oEs q this city Le75 C. Nd -
CAPE E..zeoech zad : + T..zo1 q
A-y-s-4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

The singing ~ ce.s-ra--
sometimes regarded s. ~
prognoStIC. though ort-.-~s
20 tae Kind u wsaca@r go
There has been uuct 1-<G->>
10 the cause az tins - Irt-
ably II ais Simply tbs 4er-A-
effect. and is oCeUr-41,z
chiefly upoa the cI-scC4r
wind m relation - tire .
which The wires -I1 Ea-a- 49,
chs pitch OF the sog-i dare = -.'
changes IN rhe tension II L. -
with varying tenn per4t1-s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

after beng N hospital three
months went - Par-S. where II Tler
Mrs. C-ark rhn lad been u F'-ancFs
several months as Z NJ & :. e.
-.rra:rer singing for sclclers.
Japan Cromwell i 1ow = ~
star o. Maicr General F54-~r '
EaIe via he4cl 1ar-ers a amp
DIX
TIE aocve zceoE-- = r-s ~e,t-L2=
- Mrs car. and Captain T-rns=E.
was taken t-oH he <sE Tcr;s S1E
ard H4rald ara VIII o. at f1-eres- ~
-he man friends u rts or!t-@ -:
Of Il, Gon- ya.es. Tco ware tcr11e-
residents O. Vace-v.-s= and Eeo -aT@
Z ceauCt.I =1E-er home q 6tcr1-
5ay ES-rc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Mrs Frances Damon Of Dexter
rzg il the city Saturday On her
way home from Skoghegan- where
she attended a meeting Of the trus-
tees Of the WonaAn's Rsformatcry
Mrs. Damon stated that the furnish
InSs Of the two new cottages are
definitely ordered and that the cot
"a zes will be ready FOR occupancy
q soon az the furnishings arrive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Il the Poltsviile region Of Peuusv'-
vania the average total thickness Of
anthracite seams i I-9 feet. This
represents an original vegetable De-
post at least 1863 fest thick One
can imagine The enormous length II
time that must have b&srl required
for the growth Of 50 vast quaxitv
Of woody material.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

The swan uas called the bird %
Apollo, or OF OFpheUs. by the arc!e MIS-
and was believed b. them 10 sing me-
lodiousIy- especially at the lime Of its
death The origin Of this notion Is
doubtless to be found in the p tina :
gorean doctrine Of transntgratiou OF
souls The phrase swan song" IS
frequently Used 70 denote the last
work Of an author or composer, in
aIluaion to this ancient superstition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
SPRING COLDS ATTACK THOSE
WHO ARE WEAK AND RUN DOWN
Everyday Danger Threatens Everybody Whose
Resisting Power is Low


following other Illness
resisting
medicine
alcohol wholesome
which and
resisting greatly needed At tbs t1ne-Ads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
Funeral Of Ms. Cara Farra-

me <.-erai - Ms. Clara Fzrrz- Of
AAtrAEamksag was hid q re hons
q ~ sist.r. Mrs Fred Rove - Eel.ry
street., sunday Afternoon a. o-e.ocs.
Rev A--aI- : Phelps Officiating TIE
services we're simple Z character anst
attended only b. relatives Among tEcs-
fro-u o4- 90 rosE Eere NJ. and Nrz
4 2. A.-ri9 Of Ba1go-. Ta- -enai-=
VII ae tak.n 10 Poland -odzy IL
burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

The French government h3s g
20 establish a russ4u - VA
Ions which were brought TO 80
during the yrea, va And Vi
Instrumental IN WIFE sng the - So
tGe Allies II Is sail thst tbs 1>
sEca VII ~ Of great VaE.s "a ---
dents II the various military ar -a-
Institutions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

>e-T .css s1prrpr.are % 80 6a-
w=rz E-.t sunday a. -he s. Marks
-d--r-7 with p-rcessou a. o--L1ek
- - -7drr-r= and rs benedlct.3a
a-d c-s--1oCriou II pains The Sun
1aE sc-ocL Children -ocs pa-t Z he
procession
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
SUSPECTS ere ce--.

An Oai6 paper reports
wedding where before t-s =
Rev. John Nichols OIL 49,
TWO couples plizhret their &c
changing the eoxs whsch -4--
mar and wife Father oct&
idea ~ exchanging COWS n CO.
We suspect. however. 2Ic.1-~
hang-ckaI OF the COMPOSITE
rEuoao bly, substituted a = II