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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
COLORED CITIZENS,

The Maysville Star Lodge, G. T. o.
of o. F., will have their annual thanks
giving sermon Sunday at the Scots
Chapel NJ. f. church at 2:SO All are
welcome.
cinders and, until lately, been illum-
ined only by his reflected light Thanks
to an enlightened electorate the
women of our nation will soon come
into their very own. But young ladies
you are coming on the stage. as prin-
cipal actors. and as the economic and
moral questions confront, may you be
prepared, as result of your training,
to meet them four-square. AS Carlyle
says: Our grand business is, not to
see what lies dimly at a distance, but
to do what clearly lies at hand"
And now young ladies and young
gentlemen by the authority vested in
me as President of the Board of Edu-
cation, it will be my pleasure to pre-
sent you with your deservedly won
diploma. You are now experiencing
the thrill of the birth of the morning
when with her purple culver and burn
ished bow she stood tiptoe on the hori-
zon, and shot sunbeams at the van
ishing darkness of night, then reach
up and gather the stars and hide them
in her bosom, and then bend down and
tickle the slumbering world with
straws of light till ii woke with laugh
ter and song. But my young friends it
will not always be morning, as life's
midday sun with its sweltering and
oft-times oppressive heat will come
only too quickly. You will then be
called upon to bear your portion of
the worlds burdens in the heat of the
day. AS you approach the sunset of
life you will have walked with life and
love with the halo of parting day upon
their brows and the starlight tangled
in their hair. journeying arm-in-arm
among the gathering shadows and
weaving all the sweet memories of the
morning into their happy evening that
1t might last forever.
But the evening will hang her silver
crescent on the sky and rival the
splendor of the dawn with the glory
of the twilight. She will wrap the
shadows around her. and with lula
by on her lips, rock the weary world
to rest. Thus, life steals up from the
dust, we wake to think and sleep to
dream; we love and laugh and weep
and sing until death steals us back TO
dust again.
My parting thought is that you may
realize that this is just your COM
mencement day. Study to improve
yourself as the years pass by, and may
you so act and live that you will bring
nothing but honor and distinction TO
your Alma Mater and 10 the city that
is now sending you forth with its rich
est blessings. and may the great
Eternal Force TO whom all things seem
as they arc, be- your future guide and
protector
thank you
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

Mention should be made of the vio-
lin duet rendered at the High School
commencement last night by two I'M
dergraduates, Masters Jacob Reidin-
ger and John F. ODonnell, whose COM
mand of the bow proved them to be
violinists above the ordinary for lads
of their age. Their snappy playing, ac-
companied by Miss Proctor, pianist,
was nothing short of brilliant, win
ming for them the enconiums of the
critical audience.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
GRADE GRADUATES

Miss Dorothy Means entertained
of the members of the Eighth
grade graduating class of the Forest
Avenue School at her home in Front
street on Thursday evening. About
thirty were present and had a most
pleasant evening. Ice cream and cake
was served.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
ONE BASEBALL CLUB
PRACTICALLY ORGANIZED.

1t was announced this morning that
one baseball club in the proposed
Thursday afternoon league was now
practically organized. This club will
be named the Mint Colas for the pop
ular Maysville-made drink and will
have as members some of the best
known baseball players in the city.
The first game in the proposed new
league will likely be played on July
5th at the Boys Bands big celebra-
ton.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
TOBACCO SALES IN KY.
DURING MONTH OF MAY,

The State Commissioner of Agricul-
ture announces that in the state of
Kentucky during the month of May
there was a total of 6,977,5OO pounds
of tobacco sold at general average of
1895. OF this 427,445 pounds was
Burley which sold at an average of
S11 20
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
IMPROVEMENTS
ARE UNDERWAY,

Contractors are busily engaged in
making extensive improvements at the
Central Garage in lower Market street
The building is being extended back
to the end of the lot which will give
more than double the room the firm
has in its present building.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
WILL WE'D SUNDAY.

Marriage license was issued this af-
ternoon by County Clerk James Ow-
ems to Mr.. William f. Crane, aged %,
and Miss Blanche Osborne, aged %,
both of Sharon. They will be married
at the brides home next Sunday
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
CINCINNATI MARKETS

Friday, June IL.
Cattle-S16, dryfed steady; Medium
and Common grassers, dull and I'M
evenly lower; Bulls, dull, 5O@S1 low
err; Calves, SIC.
Hogs-5,927, closing active Heavy,
Mixed and Medium, 5.25; Lights,
S13.75; Pigs, $115O; Roughs, s11.5O;
Stays, $3.50.
Sheep-3,952, steady at $3.50; Lambs
SIS, seconds SIS, clips $10@12.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
FIRST BAND CONCERT TONIGHT.

The first open air band concert of
the season will be given this evening
at the band stand in Market street by
the Boys Band and they have a gne
program to offer the public. 1t is ex-
pected that the street will be filled
with listeners.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
NAMED GUARDIAN.

In the Mason County Court this
morning Mr.. r. G. Humlong was
named guardian of Elizabeth Ann
Youngman and he qualified as such
with w. H, Humlong and Dan H Lloyd
as sureties on bond.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
Geo. H. Frank & Co.
MAySville's Foremost Clothiers.

White Saline and English cloth
double pannelled petticoats hemmed
and scalloped $2.9S and S49S Merz
Bros.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
Suits TA St1 M$s!sS $3.50
LOOK LIKE $1,000.

The Star Suit value Of the town.
II you have examined the suit values
shown throughout the city, you know
what kind Of a suit you can get for
forty dollars. Now you can get such
a suit here for $3.50.
We must dispose of our suit stocks
at once. The unreasonable weather
has forced us to unload. For quick
action we have dug deeper than
profit alone We have cut OF part of
the cost to attract immediate action.
Wonderful value in suits for men and
young men worth $40 and more, at
$3.50.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

A dollar saved may be only forty
cents earned these days, but a dollar
spent on Saturday at Merz Bros. will
be worth two dollars in the bank.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

If you read Merz Bros. ad in today's
paper and not attend their dress sale,
then you are not woman.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
COLORED CITIZENS.

The r. ]. R. Specials will play the
fast Augusta team Sunday, June 18th,
at League Park. Game called at 2:3O.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

Less than fifty years ago women
prisoners in Tennessee were employed
in breaking rocks for street pavement.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
Bros.

300 Dresses on sale Saturday at
Merz Bros
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11
WEIS' BIG SALE
SATURDAY ONLY.
ON LARD AND MEATS, ALL FIRST
CLASS GOODS.

Lard csc. per pound any amount
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

The Maysville Star Lodge, G. T. o.
of o. F., will have their annual thanks
giving sermon Sunday at the Scots
Chapel NJ, f. church at $50 All are
welcome.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

CHEAP for quick sale One DO
nestle" gas range. ]. C. Burwell
Jun S-5t.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

FOR SALE-Fine building lot, 33x12O
good neighborhood Apply at 396
Forest avenue. Jun7-tf
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-06-11

FOR SALE - Overland Touring Car,
guaranteed in. first class condition.
Inquire at Pastime Theater. M1g-tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

alesnt1ms arriving sn a, At the scasn-
rlEie and experimental work ma Inc
seeassan demand
Eradication wcr'k far LIE Season. a
la.n ~as concentrated - lhE Epxl af
Halls. situated N me asrt1eTn Tier o
lawns n York county between LII
-nglnn aad DaFtgn. JE,st nGTZhsas-
81 waEerosra. anu WITH me SAGE rixar
as IL northern 5eulGaFy- This t9wn
contained a 1tIgh-- percentage al NEI4Ts
anne than aay Of the Nearby law-ss
examined av Eaa Scouts Ia ths af'elirTli-
nary survey AZ TIE ospn1ng 81 I2iH
aHia ssssan. and Was &hsrFfsns Sase.si-
81 far the work
BESIDES pure stands Of white pEias-
there were the aEual mixed stands a.
pine and aacawoGas aAG IN the aar-h-
era pRw az rns lawn. caRsaeassEa a3 .
areas at airE.a pine type occurring IN
dry. naaav aazs. Aare talsa Il. isa acres
we're Graduated IN THIS tawR during the
seasan af Za.h hl1 his a0es 1nI rHFsr
mare than ii per eEuF Of me tEtal
area same &MR acres ware thrown
al1 By tina scouts as unnecessary for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Mass F1sreaee Fa4gaE- the new
field agent OF the stats Board of
Charities ana Corrections in the wes-
tern part Of the state. VIII have her
headq Esazregs al the City hazl- Eidus-
faro. where she VIII endsaTar u
maintain office hours from 70 IL
O'clock On Saturdays The rest ef aer
tine as mzgnt well be expected viii
Dc passed IN the field. Matters al
1ecung chlfazsn IN her tsFrIssEE-sr
in fact In the uerr1rory Of any field
agsat-shsuza be promptly taken Id
with uas nearest aSsnt or direct with
the main once IN Augusta Miss
Taught VIII have the tsilawiag places
In ner tsrf7t0ry-
yerE EBnnfE-Ae1aa. Alfred Ser
wick Raadsfsra. Bax1aR, Cornish,
Dayton. Eais-. Hesf1s. Kenne5unk
KsnoebxHkpss1L K1rasrE, Lebanon
Limerick. Limangtaa. LYMAN View
hssa- Marta Berwick, NarrA Ksaas-
suaKporr CAD Orchard. Parsonsfeia
SRco. Sanford SRagie1ga. South Bsr-
wick Wa1arpora, Wsaas and Yark
0K1erd Coal1y-Brow uneld- Den
1Ao-A E1sSA4-Ss I'LL H4xls --ss 81. rar-
ter. Si9neczM, Sfa-s Sweden ana
Na1ErTara.
Cumberland County - Baldwin.
ET3dg1su, CzSla- Earham. Harrison.
NaRleS 0tssheld. Scarbera, SehaSo
ana StaaGssh-
This aSssEznsnr Of Eias FagEar
viii ReeesElta1s the change ef usxr5-
ter-v fsr Mrs EaHers1 E Rad al
Portland, win headquarters IA ina;
ely, hE aaaizx 10 Re- lls1 tsas f0sEsw-
lzg places In Cumberland ssunEFc
Caps Elizabeth, cuRaeriani, Fai-
Eautza, Passport GRAY Ha-FsEs1
Nsrta Yarmouth. Esxnal RAYMOND
South Portland West Araah Wind
/ ham ana Yarmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

ezax. Maal1ksn Thursday maize TIE
fssiSEaag Nominations
Trial 54gsr7ce-Arfh1r Il Tofzzaa
FazFfsla
Notary PEbt5e-EdEar r. Carisss
Bs-IdgsSn: Waiter L Emerson Lew
istsn 1gz LissaE street. Thomas
Saaries. Bar 4aaTissr First Asr
Bank ". A sEaa4a. Dexter. VII
lam T Spear, Fart Falrfiald.
JasIlns Ell the Fsace-MaI-k A.
5arw1ss Bangor % Enlum6la Badge
Edgar +. Eariass, Brl4lg1aza- James Il
Lee. asaar, MaGfan4e FAILS R8Der'
Va EeMelss. FsrfaaRa tIa2 Ex-
change street,. Leland c. LaGsw =
Boalnon. william = MlfzheIs. Part
land 1ss5 EzEraaags street,; EDWARD
q PagsGn. Eoeklaad t4s5 Mail
s7reela. John L Eeazse, lewiston tP
p. -Aa5gE-aa; Thurman Il Si5e3sagsr
South Nina1aam tAfsns Refa-Ina-
Jary4
K4reased Detective j
aisSa8. A44g ass.l-
To Administer Csa132s. AGkasx5e&gs
deeds and SeieEna4ze Marriages
Aazs. annie J. Clement f,ezzsl
AaR1aalIe- Ina T. Cross, A.aiaE4Isn t =
Man s7;~ees.8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Prsf John M Brlscoe. sIaa@ asenl
1or the eradication OF me wnaIs slne
s4isasr rust IN ms zaa1a. reaazt wn-1-a
was nlea ~ the state fssssszEr depzrr-
msRt- Says thai me results at rne pub
ErsTy Campaign CARRIED sn sr sssh the
Stale ana 1he fedora ssEErRGsnE- airs
beginning "a ps sElI N the reduction sf
the number 81 eHrraa1 ana .eassHer-
RES. ana tae aBsoaufe nrsofIabiraBn s4
bringing IN lew planting stork Of zaE
KIND o. E-asss fran saIsiae the State.
Ras alasG N reaaeing mal-igaaiy Esae
number Of such aianEs.
These. IN raeir usually mere sr lexS
exqeseG sites EnaE ne c8nslasred as
considerably mare OF a menace u1aa
Inc presence at Hhs Wild RIDES n E..as
woods sAxs P;sf 8Tsseae- That the
genera pusllr are 5ecumirg mere in
farmea On the nature af tae disease.
and the regulatory measures, a eVa-
.deaced Bx Ire Increasing naEnDer "a
inquiries al The sussecI rscsdHas a. 1ae
{ University of Maine lArsag1 iIs Ez-asals
departments Many 9espse- essa ress-
aenEs ana aon-reaaaEn1s- aaNs written
ASKING whether 81 aat il ~ asasessasE
ar aETlsalaie TOR them 20 desr-soE i1ssir
cultivated ranxs Is well as 1sr adw2ne
IN srey enf1ng injection af waite pine
The Distribution at the new eiEeniar
wsra -aaiprea illustrations mas been
very useful IN TAILS dirsrr3an. aaa II
mas filed place Of rs OWE N tns
aeid If ssnera1 public education. The
lined lr M E - Filler Il the aad IT
the last season. were assa IN the
scouting wark rais year WITH Gam pIess
success
Careful inspection Of the areas erad-
if.saed al Rlrlsrw FsaHt- BRUNSWICK,
ana AlE,,ea, showed that rlere we're M
aew infections an pine n ANY af sasss
areas rlt tse area at diseased pine ~
tae ErtNswick-Haza a-ea was touna
10 ne considerably larger tnaa Tho
demonstration tract whscn vas srsa:-
eatsa there during tne seasons of lHS
and Lac Th1E w0uaE Indicate rnar rne
ssxaacarlen az 1hese xasaS haa bean
saucessfszl. al iaas IN 50 t4r a. II ar
vented the tarriasr spreaa Of the aas-
ease LEGALLY. bur hHw Tar rns diseases
Pine may asrs spreaa infsrrlnn "a
surrounding rihes i uasissaznineG-
Check aiorS an ms zrexs rsve2lea
NO rshes isIt Essm forEar srzalcxrsnng.
-Dn aGssunr af the isck af nsw pine
infscn0uz and 1ne prsesnr xndicx-iunz
aaas the dsnszsx ID nat zpne~Utag with
xnv aaarnEng Eap4nirE IN Mzane. Il
has b1sn aEAralE ana inassd Impassi-
pie to arouse znr EnrhnGsEm in lneal
cs-operz1zrs wark IN ~nsA.s&xsnn. Al
CHARTS alanE TINS I1ne have mez vim
cnmRasss fsa1urA.
.&Th~s - . ssneBal sesisng smaxsa
the owners sf whste anne. Eaat Ehs
sazrr ana federal authorizes ARE On
the ls6kDH1 far amy aaA.Es,aaE sI't-
assak OF Inc lsssxss. ans arr IN M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

KEY q at EgulzsE. Capital stock
sse eeus All csEnmaH- nothing paid is1-
ysar value, sz1s, shares subscribed ..
President. Norman L Fzssagrd- B0s-
gaEa4 -.Sa.tsasaHer. WazEo T. Sgaasl.
E5aazTsan: clerk w Frank Gargissasr-
FaollsEar- directors. Norman Z Hdh-
hard 81 Eassan- Waldo T Small ard
Herbert z Fl -soard ssf E5gl,te1. F'gr--
poses, any la wfal business. tnel1Gl.g
d gsneras a.gtsEsaalssas business. AF-
pnesEasl A0E- $.
About Ex+l1Eassfl CO. organized
Oct - IN Augusta Capital STOCK.
s1a. pas al common noth=ng paaa IN
par value So, shares subscribed. 5.
President, 4 Il LwaTzunna. Angus
"a rIsASUrHr and cieT'k- Samuel tit
nenA, Anguish DIRECTORS A a.
E,r-u-aznand, Samuel TIuea-rB and u
N. Marszan- al a. Augusta Purposes.
sxhf E-anlfaCTare sa-a ana a4s1z1eEl-
Iioa 8f implements appliances ap-
ylarafIzs and 5evlces, funds and chem
2czI compounds Scr rize prevention
ana sx1zzs s.L1ssiZ-1g ST 1E'es. Approved
NaE s.
United States CsIl Corporation or
- ntged 0NQv : At Anguish CAPITAL
ztae.l- g. scr sa0- IL common; nutn-
lng aaaa IN par Val9e. $8as shaEyss
subscribed 8 President D A Ii
Il nd- Augusta treasurer. VI. T Gar
1lner- Augusta, clerk, C. L Andrews.
August. s.lz,gsG.1a-I.z, Ia Leland, W
7. Gardiner. g l.. Andrews. E III
L.e-aEis- azad L E. Haskell al ef An
gust. Purposes q Eensral business
In all- All .sgsEea Nov g.
DYER lrIsl.,ar Company. argarIzEd
Nsv 3 Il Portland Capital stock
STA ora as7 common nothing paat IN
pux. va5rl-. s1DB. shares subscribed .
F,'s-sIcis-,,l- Earl T. 1da44ar. Portland
1.,aasurar Roland NJ Dgsr, Partzazlri;;
gsie1-k. Cagro4l 8 Chaplin. Portland
directors tsse abera Purposes. any
l. a-fsll busizesE- especially that 81
manu- a, Il. ,-z,;zlg and dealing n motor
I vehicle tzres aad t-s'= Az essoE14s. AEy-
( pres 60 AaE- &
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Tins gpoez -14ac sxer II sEcsr1 by
means af nlgns- nantsS a. each end NJ
-ae hradwe, rsauesrlng nhax Aorsss be
driven n va1k and that aurumehTlss
rsdnna their aoand n Was noticed
more shza . ysar aSD rhsz East &xsTsas
en- tae hradss rRs preunr1ux gu--F- a
ses1azs vshrzsdnn and thu Eanadzzn
a1laersu1 n unre Arranged Ter peaie-
ing r1eir and sT sne structure aEac the
Name Highway Commission az lne
same TINE rock rp WIKI inc zznnls-a-
S3nn Buraza. Trsasury Department
tire @Qssrlnn AZ azsswEnS r-~e izsfsas gsaa-
taan insper1ars -sasknnea - tie Ss@sas
end at lhA sEzSgzs "a IN lsssan.azea
l5ae SnE-zT 81 Aroas1ssk county Gar tn-
Rar1sase Of EarEae2g tine hrndsE and
s1s1R4lg ovsr-spsed.ng- THIS aasAdr!-E
vas sAE1rAa n August Of the present
ysa- aln Tie E@s<.a saz1e kept ss- these
ias~aE1arA
Ii u te1- nacassary By rns Des.a-t-
aaeR- Il 1uhAic E0riks Of Caaakla ana
the Name Highway Commission taia1 :
earsfiis inspection &c 1he sTees super
structure should De made a. THIS time
asEt1nns aaEe BECAME Teasenea As 4
result II rae East driving an rlflga-
1lan-
"A rAurangn examination af al r5Eats
and connections ws-ii 1s maze a1a- IA
ang repairs IRE 18un6 aeressasT NJ PIX
LIZ Ek-ncrure IA -aerrugh shape, 1a-
WORK viii be done al aGcs-
The Stale HIGHWAY Commission has
ag1 N aas- preaEnr moment . sts-aCrl.zal
engineer aEG-ia&le - make Ials exam
haitian. asg rae D'spa-T4nen1 Of Pztel1a
~ ar-Es nj Eaaa42 ~ Tsr=4aaas+-z Jg sss Sc
and 1ae EaEazsil arder Is ASKED for me
Glrraass CT authorizing Tse azgAwag
Ean-l-asiGrs II arrange sslrla EzEEectisaG
and fer the payment al gne-hz3t the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

aE1s1nhfs . ahDw N tias eAuDaa aS
the mRuy fntzzEr5es and accidents On
sfr1Etz and hiEhwxys e wa1 tn
sneling &c DembeFz of the Highway
aAd HIGHWAY Transport GkuEzr3Do
Cummaxrse IL q gsneEz1 dzscrnsnn 1t
thu snssecf II thetr recent Dse<1ng u
Washington that one VERY deAni1a
reason is IN lack OF understanding
Of rules Is the child CHI be tzagnx
earE. rhs rnses - AHEasd I'll -=masn
via him - he ErDw1 and 1nr cniS
VIII ne kAEa = hgkzw arurecszf1cr a
sa1eEg n q pedestrian bEf u he be-
cames driver If IN altansaile -
street car m111rUaa or 2. iscnnoEEe
AEzser mn eariy TRAINING VII al
Ways sf4zd h4 n gand afnEd.
As q fzrlaG point which VIII hs
swRhzSzzea Il - hoped thai 10 = GER
tam extent II tsast- parents may -
reached through rheir cnaaG-en- as tho
GHlla 1ltsreSa IN his games VIII nat
1ra-lw lead TO his describing them 70
R-E slaErz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

-rew work TIE remainder af lne ares
secuted was afterwards soverAu n
l-Ew farTnaaan.
TuEl suGa razns as il caa De sEoSn
that The EIisssF R1R Is mere Serious
Fsaal3e menace than We aa&s SO tar
1gQnd Il - be II Name. il seems thai
rae initiative N eradication WORK may
WIN saaeEv ae ie1s n Ire a2nes Of
Ehs awasEs Of waite TsIaE. particularly
ne sEasrs Of Fsuug gEsssta ana aiaa-
EazioRs. These shallla be ssEsn ere1y
S,asissie an ana assistance ram ras
state and federal aathsri1aes. in t1s
va al inflammation and a1slce- aar j.
ne radius Of IneAcrian tram r,DsS Ia
pine Is as sasgt as was Indicated al
Iae last conference. Il Is q local arab
lsm and wen within me reach and
means sf the average Woodland owner
70 proIezr ms growing stock 4ram in
4ecIlan from Blister Hlst"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Botanical Coiiectson Tor NJ aseun
ThR State mnEEHm. GErarGr Th1rR-
as A James. thrS1x1 tina kindness II
tEs Agricultural DeRaransns has JElsT
received an addition 10 IN wonderful
coller-5on. very Interesting and Taaa-
able II consists Of about 1pai
me1zTed hBssHlESa sReeinens ef ths
wild flowers anu plants af Maine. and
Is ssaa By thsse Kha hare already az
xUlasa IL to he very complete and IN
splendid conGz1len.
The sheets bear dates r-rrnirE as
far back as $50 most OF them aroaza
LSss and 1sAs. The REGARD OF rhSs
cslascsssn sees nst seem 10 have bean
preserved. but rae Agricultural De-
RaITREnt Easa2at the collection Itself
would give mere satlsfa cfaon 10 ths
puhlie- II KepJ Ia the mEseun hence
rendered II 70 Nj James vino was
very -iaa Ia secure IL He has haa
II suI 3 few zays. put several lowers
Of the study Of botany hare already
visited the museum 10 examine II
Fas werk was evidently done by an
expert ar experts fer the mounting Of
saash specimen is SAID 20 De perfect
The preservation Is -ena-ka big
laaE showing the arlgiaa4 hints and
lock- as fresh as when gathered
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STATE HOUSE
Meeting oT arr Cruaca A.
II

reaa of B6ueatian. Whiis il is ES
tao early 10 say definitely waat tae
recommendations Har these esGslses
VIII contain. sozae indication can ne
enra4nsd tram studies winch are al
READY under WAY II the BeEssat pub
lie setasoAs as Veil as n some atassz.
In Def-aaf- har example TIE work
starts with fias kindergarten wnsrs
the enid Is taught Jz exsRsiss care
IN crossing streets. a4waEs WaETaag On
the Garner a1Ii ne - sure Las nsSa-
ing is approaching within a 1alf
block
Lafar as the child PROGRESSES "a
ths elemental grades rhe course -
nroaaened and the element Of per
saaal responsibility erTars into the
course. uegeEaer with msre aera1lea
instaEtiSAs - u rules Of safety. al
WAYS IN languages which Is easily IN
aegssasa and whzcn is confined %
funaaneafzl pE1nsaaIss
As a supplement- 10 the vocal IN
stractasn. rraAe Eamas have been
Hauna a valuable usaeniag adjunct in
Cine schools the child learning mere
roa0iair N fhas way and also secorn-
Ing mere interested
Thus. Gar example in one kaaasr-
Earsen sne eAild 10 seiactea al the
1--as5e cop Others represent build
Ings others machines. orhErs are
pedestrians crossing Hae street The
.cep.- hax . -rafic sagn with the
waRls -ga," ana '-sssp" On IL. ana tiae
pedestrians preeeed according To uhe
@gns-
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u;ssaan and unanimously passed " me
ExaGurlva Council
0,aerea- mat me Sl4ts Highway
hsl1 af the cass Of 3 detailed examine
Lan If ne saIpersr- ac-1re 81 the Van
S,zrsn-SL. Lenna-'as hr,iase and one
nali Inc aasi If any repair work found
as : result If this sysmina1 ian - ne
immediately nenassarv. a-id Iaa1 the
oarTiun Of sad expense - br barns by
rar 5sa1E- not exceeding Is~, ne pad
TRAM TIE Sra.s can-ngsnf fanG-
Mr.. Sargent IA asking the adoption
IF this ar1e-, stated
This bridge mad Seen eTecTaa aDe<E
Ii years and until the present s-.asysn
aD a-lAEn5t had beer made 70 control
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puniie l1sii.les s4sarins

The Pubic Utilities EamH-SsiaE
mas ordered a hearing Tar P IL en-
Frsaay. NaE - Al Iae afEce OF the
sE;Hesznel u EaEk7Hrf IN Iae Pe111lan
Of the Knox County Electric Ca asr
a reisca-lan af tracks IN tae vilia1-y
al Iran bridge over Eaase EEsr In
RsoKpar-- This Relocation has been
Approved by the municipal afzscsrs al
Esck5art and tAs matter Is Now
hroaGnT 70 PsGnaac Entities for aEa3
daEisiaE
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TIE following new corporations or
Canned under me laws Of Maine,
have rad Their articles ef Inc8Tpcra-
c;er approved by the aFfEe CT the At
r1rney general
EIpba-E Eros. Company. aTEa1i Zs1G