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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

este el misterio dc su encanto: 5Crc"is
que no Sc adivira por que estando
~preocupada os ponGis dc pronto ale
gro?
HabSiS encontrado por CaSualidad
ur cspejo y os habeis juZgado. Toda
vuestra juventui Sc manifesto en- vsa
coQueterIa un POGO fulfil pero LENA de
gracia. Y verdadcramente haSta IL dl-
cha de ser encantadora os hac mas
hermosa. Cuandu en- el bale las arru-
gas de vuestro traje oS dctorman 2!
Cuerpo con Gesto exquisite volveis esos
piiegues n 81 lugar.
No quie-o recordaros los dfas ad-
| verSos. cuando n bajar del carruaje
Ia falda estd pr6Sima 4 empaparse en-
I'm charHco V e. paraguaS no os cubre
10 suficiente; eli cusl.o dc pieies ape
| mas Sc sostiene en- Ia espalda y e. man
| quito os eStorba.
Sin embargo, s~onreis. Sonreis STEM
| pre- a pesar de todas las p~reocupacio-
nes de ias cuaIes Ia menos os causaria
~jaqucca.
Espejos. esDeios por donde quiera.
reflejando mu.tiples CestOs. Espejos
pequenos en- Ia bolsa, grandes espeJos
en- los armarios. en- las tiendas. sobre
los "~chiffoniers" peQuehos espejos y
| Crandes espejos son los fieies conf
/ denies de las mujeres.
No. no sois f~rivola, sonora. teneis
raz6n de cuidar tanto esos detalles -
Ia perfection de una toilette en- 10
que Sc el huen sentido.
Antics de salir es Indispensable echar
Ia Ultima oieada al espejo, arreglar
| este pliegue. componer esta arruga. res
tirar el ve,iIio hasta que eSt5is plena-
mente satisfecha del conjunto. de Ia
eSactitud de los detalles: entonces va
podeis dejar el espejo. segura de o.
NADIA falta a vueStra toilette .....y
tasta ell pr6ximo espejo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

on algun pasco o parQue dilatado. s.
los ninos sc acostunbran Sieu?re a
mirar NADIA mas que q las CoSas cue
ticren cerca. acaban por adquicir una
expression POGO simpatica en- Ia mira
da V por perder parte ~ su vista.
Son ~realmentc pocos los ninos gu"
nacen con pestaiias larGas. Cuando
INA criatura tiene unas cuantas Sc
manas. In madrc debc empe2ar 4 cut-
darle las pestaiias Y las cejas. Con
unaS tiicras curvas ne las mas fl
mas Que Sc usan para las un"s. de"e
r~ecortarle cast imrerceptihle!nente
unas cuantas pestahas cada Nez para
j~cualarias: esto Sc hace perfectaTnente
cuando el mir esta durmiendo 81 rs
n~eouenito. V dcspierto cuando es ma
yor.
Ell resultado del t-atamiento es que
(Pasa a Ia Quincc)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24
L.A MODA AL DIA...~
ORIGINAL AooRNo PARA coRPINo
Y FONDO

La intransingente d~ictadora ante Ia
cual doblegan SumiSaS Ia cabeza las
muieres de TODD el orbe no solament"
Sc preocupa por lamar decretoS relati-
vos a los vestidos ~superficiales o.tN-
teriores. como quiza habran creido al
suras de sus sdbditas, sino Que am
bien gobierna por medic de U conse-
ieros Q ministries, 10 senores mods
tos. el uso de las prendas interiores- dc
las cuaIes Ell corpiho y ell fondo son las
princ;pales por ir Embellishments aba
10 del vestido exterior.
Ell modelo inserto muestra IN cor
piho V IN fo.do que son Ia Ultima pa
labra de IA noda, mas que por su cor
te. por el adorno que nevan. La pri-
mera de dichas prendas, o sea el cor
pino. es de satin blanco con una ancha
tira de georgette del mismo color. for
mando IA oriila superior = otras dos
IN POGO menos anchas. a guisa &c IT,
rantss para sostener e. corpiho. FL
Cnico toque de colorido ~ lleva Ia
brenda constsce en- I'm pequeho lazo
tornado el liston rosa o azul cue AUS
70 liEe-amente Ell corpiho en- su parte
superior.
e. fondo es de satin Y georGette blan
cos. en- bandas alternadas unidas entire
st por ur.a costura de cuenta o hem
stitching. que hace un bonito acabado.
Tanro el corpiho, como el fondo, llevan
como adorno y este es el detalle sa-
lierte, pequenas borlas hechas de seda
blanca. V las cuales Sc a~rreglan en- for
ma de piramide por el frente Y ia espal
da de las pTendas. Una Y otra. pueden
c~orieccionarse tamhien. 81 sc pcefiere-
con satin Y -aor=ette de color rosa
paldo o de carne-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-24

Crema Oriental de :.
Sl.S0 1900. .... ...Sl.Z3
Crema, de Huduut de
Soc. a.. ..-. %
Crema Nadinola de
soc = 1890. As
Crema Egipcia de SOC. AS
Locion de Jergens de
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Bradsfreefs Rebcrf

View York. Nov Ls,-a1lst-7assfs t.
morrow VII say
Prize ACCOMPLISHMENTS are ETllng fur
ward with Il anything. rather more
seIs-1fE', and 1llsse where GlnCurugla-
uied By cBBi hracinE wear.e- have m
ducBl q larger distribution G1 aaEsan-
Abir goods. notably wearing apparel
Tire srv3EencEs az Improvement ara
MT VERY 5rIad nr VERY dEssn. the IN
mediate needs seam I'd cavern znasr
buying, TIE result DAsnE that t.ia usual
surnn1E--v ia Bradstrearfs Trade AZ a
Chance Column aCes nuT show much
change CT e striking character
Briefly summarized wau3sSaze and
JubbizC trade Is SLOW II fair retail
far 70 slow. and manufacture and
industry show a further slowing with
either an increase ri unerrplurrne
sar an extension gfehurt time N going
operations.
The sailing campaigns inRuEu-1- ed
DIV large wholesalers md 1r5flf,szrs
some weeks asn- and wfIloa This weak
ara 1eHrur'sd ~ an increasing number
NJ markets nHve Ine5 with a moderate
dsE-5.ss Of SUCCESS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
BELFAST

Belfast .Ae-. Nov- MANY friends
VIII rs-7st the death uf Mrs Adelaide
tSultAg SltEp. a4 the Waldo county
hospital Wednesday,. passiax AWAY On
her 6sfa birthday She was born IN
E9aEdon. Me- Nev- 10. 18s.. Cine
brother. Allen Smith Of Eouitun. and
one sister. Mrs William Luuien Of
Island Fails. fur Sens and two
daughters SIX grardgnlidren. and
rs1rae Observation-Disclosures survive.
Since the death Gf her hushnna xhe
had made her home with her son
[EeBrEH. II Belfast She was a very
active Woman attending 70 al her
household duties and alwavs in the
best Of health until about ane month
aGn- when she fan and brake her hin.
The funeral Was hesd al her hume
AZ : P. NJ. F-IdaT. Few Mr. sEner Of
The Baptist church. CT which she was
an active member officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

Boston. NaE- -
EfLEF-vhaire whole cattle &c q -.
E--EEs-E--E--,as 6BI 81 Aryfs -
ass
E-EZS E--Is=sh e.1gfCs &Bs q lbs.
t~aRG-No- . yellow I133 ia
ElrfsS-ses aT.lv hs.rnsy-y lag 11e.
1xestaIr extras lao q 1ae.
EI-{lT E1-Spr1mg Da1Anfs let-.h.
SACKS. special sharI 1B-5ta 100
STANDARD esq a Ifl5b
EAY-Na- . timothy 81 81
AM7-Spr;nE "a 30
DAT-FancE - pounds CO q 70
PTggK-ME .fil Elrn hacks 42o22s.
Fa0TA Tl8EzS-.A~aas1eJsk z4paT 25n per
zae pounds On track; sweets rs a Us
Der barrel
STzA E-Azn e-icar sugar EszfintsI-y
dussI..s 50A cents in IDh-bhl- lots Less >
rlts- cent tgr cash
EEALw-lsAl -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

e'nuut 1ar the fnrthrA coIlanse af the
stock market
There wsAs runner hnwsver Of a ps.s-
sirn4si3r mature dealing Win genera
industrial and commercial conditions.
Tatesse assumed q degree Of plz1sifsila-
II from the further reduction Of GUT
pa4 "A 1ae t4N--le ana allied trades.
the 1aSIuFa ~ q ipCz3 silk commission
Auuse AND LIE dismissal 81 s1rne I3Ga
men by the FEnnsrlwarIza razfT.aad al
AziuGaa. Pa
Sailing NJ stocks was al Is dped IN
Ire GsIza2 hour Lsle reaction then en-
szIl-iIg dividend EaEing rails. especial
II Facif]izs and ca&9E,-s4 ReAaiae MAX
InE i net decline 9f 81 points Other
nssf lassas IF rive u ffxe naiufs iTrIud-
ed Bztnlst4E1n- Baldwin. A18Enr1c Calf.
American International Mercantile
Marine. Northern Pacific. Southern
F.ac31ie and Canadian Pacific Mexican
Petroleum and General Electric ever
topped the AEsI. losing 6H and e points
each Sales amounted 70 : 2ba 200
shares
EEsncS WERE NOT especially a1=cfed
sIv me arHak n Stocks although Lib
es-v 4ssuss ana VARIOUS Csrlgert9slf.
rails sasE.a Total sales, par rasue.
aggregated sz&fefl. ann Old T 4
t,anas were unctGnEed Oh call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Bel Beats Green After
Drawing In One Bout at Bath

Bath. Me. Nov. 1s-San Eel Of
Boston shaded 4 O. KID Green Of
Memphis IN the second Of their twn
bouts Thursday afternoon. The first
oDur Of SIX rounds was tame but they
spsazieti I'd In the second In the iasf
round Bell eGtsonrt1r Green
Bell substituted for Battling silva
Of Boston. who injured his hand
Tuesday. In the ssrni-inRi DUSTY Du-
mont stupped Danny Lorraine of Ba1h
IN the fourth. after he Ind thrUwn
Lorraine over his hack IN the third,
severely wrenchinr L4srraiu's hack
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

BRndsznRn Rice the English light
heavyweight champion viii make his
American debut on Taesfiay night
when he VIII meet Bob Martin A E
r title holder. in Iil-round bout IN
der the auspices Of tine Arrnurv A a
n Mechanics building. Bns1nn- II il
rhe first international heavyweight
match hooked for years in New Eng
land Micky Travers af New Haven
and Mack Murphy Of Atlantic VIII
furnish tine selni-fnRI Young
Chaney Of Eeachrnonr and Jack Larry
Of Cambridge and Larry Malta Of
South Bastun- and Denny Glynn OF
Roxbury VIII take the eigslf-rsund
route-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
-.ssures IT the Days Deaiinu IN Al
me -saEi1a Stocks

New EHrE. N5rv. I@-4aofaa values
Il liz stoCE zIlRtss<4r Jif4uransaea -
utilize -adAr selling 1EY7 auIs1 ac-
sal---A. ~ winch Involuntary }lgUl1ia-
.lol 'Irunaaly- TalsallolTl1 nREs.l CARRYING
NJ Isl a. lowest levels II ~ raar
Il seFerzl noteworthy Instances today :
EIcSs Tt-rH tle lowest Ter a Int7csl
11ee' ps'int- CEt1aG States Steel
E-t-4iiru q ~. IN tg--HsTlt iass ssf IL
WINS ana ne minimum SINCE 1871
Ai-iN PanuiA- shares were - Z, 40
.o.r.s Anas- n1GZITnuuIs Of = few
Ennr-Is an
.aEss r=neSEiuns If r.7rw-e ~ nine
-3.His Ia' enc session marked tsle
s-.s-S.Ve 1fa--ngS o. ahsDplaEs mo
. eItS aEla 7-,-,-1uEs sfssgia res wsltlsa
=. aiIo al ara tavnlred i, z.1e -avxs4-
S'.us w ne mora Distinctive issues.
-AAlas -l'aTn lie money narEpt IN
-. ''s.s-e'',lay's promise If r-,ea.s.,
-, va apt fulfilled. fhers ware m
= 's''eiepirsIlts or happenings 10 az
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
GOV. MILLJKEN
TO GIRL SCOUTS

New yark. Nov. 1z-Mz. lame
Deetar Rppin. National Director If
The Ii,a Scouts has rscesvesi a raes-
sage rum Governor Carl Z MiIliken
af Maine saying that ne lis heartily
in favor OF the Girl Scouts and has
several members Of HIN fzmlly. MEM
bsrs Of the organization. and wish
ne the Girl Scout National Msmber-
ship drive success.
Mrs Woodrow Wiisun u nuncrx<y
president of LzR Eira Scpuxg. Mira
Arthur Osgoud Chcate. president:
Mrs. James J. 5tuYruw, nrst rsre-
president: Mrs. Herbert HoUver. ssc-
1nd vice president. Mrz. Eichoins r.
Brady, treasurer. and NJ. v. Erszf
Macy, chairman az the sxucuftve
board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, N0r- L.
A.. grain smashed down n value to-
dag "a the lowest record SINCE 1916.
Financial and industrial uncsy-ta5TI5es
yEs.rs largely rexpunsi HE. The wfleaz
closed ne-vuuS @S Hn ; cents
net lower with December ! Is 70 LT-a
and Marufs LSp5 "a L69s. Carn Inst
Il 10 - cents ale nR-s Z IL II GENTS.
In provisions rrle uuTe1Tne varied from
five GENTS decline - - cents advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

- - - sars fzrm nssr August. or
LswisG.n. - 0 rossn houss il. good
Mpnie. oruhars and wonr- On supd
rss4 priaa from s5np 10 xss1B ~fts,
&O aSwa. Asss small pi.c. an CIR
6Wa. naar Aosnska Or Winthrop.
Asnas and stzbts in 1oo1 repair.
: swU - 1ors Of isnd for garden ard
psuiexy- W%fts full detail eesrrirtsus
sf sasnA z L. Norrnsxsr State Farm
AUa1sy. Wssesea Ave- aagnstz. Ne.
pMuno z56>Q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13


CATTLE-RecHipts Sam: sies;raAi.
kinds at beef steers very scarce ami
uneFanly higher. sumo corn fad SHOW
ing - 10 80 cents gam no choice hera.
Tsp I=2s- Steers below I2an IN the ma
ier.Fv anu generally steady aHrners
cutters and common butcher cows
strong n higher; oIher she stock
s4eRds, bulls weak - iuwer: cniSas
steady 10 strong.
HD7s-Eerelprs %. ann- opened Is
fn - cents lower rnEa yesterdays zE-
eT-age, latter mostly 70 - Il cAuTs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

Iowsr. closing s1-nn-- tsp enc 1aad
1S8b5 Duik 1ee1-sii a 12a0- pigs steady 70
sIr11lg bulk desirable 100 10 ISp-Th.
pigs 1-.s,e n 1s-H
-Iz1E1s-f>t.ceiE1ts 70. llbu; Eaz lambs
strung 70 - cents higher top fed
westerns I@6J- 11p Tlmtgve Is5H, bulk
NATIVE. lamhs 1-50a zZst: 1aE sheep
nr-ln. caeltt handy weight ewes SCR.
rIEk native 56Dt7 SGT feeders s.saGIg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

creamery higher ft1an, extras RHE n Sc
tx-r-a - score E4ziG IS; first ES t. 81
searH $50 fi.@ Dackzrg Stock cuIT'tylT
make Na : -
JIyi=S-St aa (isr- rtreiEYzS 1N.ISa cases
H-e.4sl gathered extra tfrs1s ASn1Ss. 70.
1,-st = Vs1- Sta-a. FE- ana nearby
wt.E1Hs-l heaus,-S- WHITES fest IA extra
ssgi IAi. III. hTgw--ls eEt--zS enaf gS- dc
gathered brow. ana m4xs.ss ca]ssrs airst
~ extra "a AZ
POT 1I7S-STaatlE- unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
More Than Ever

IN these times Auglsta folks read and use Jour
nal classified ads. L these columns YOU VIII find
listed every Gay the wants and the offers OF re-
Liable people who have learned that the thrifty
way TO buy and ID sell is the Journal Want Ad
Way.
Telephone your I'd for tonorrow's Journal
Cal l35 and ask for Journal Want Ad Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

New York Money Marker
View York Nsw n
Prime mercRut1le paper g.
Exchange steady
Sterling 6G-sfav bills s.s2
Starting tils-dav bills IN hanks go
E1mrnErciai iit-aAy bills 5.a1a, de-
rnRnd q So, cables .-S7s.
Francs demand s.TA. cables Isl
Relg;Rn Euacs. demand sz0 cables
q 10
b.
tSuilders. demand g. g.. cables ~ -.
Lire demand LA. cables ga--
Marks. SiHfnRnd LIZ. cH5les III.
Greece. demand 6. s5.
New York exchange On Montreal i
per cent discount
Time lnars firm 50 DAYS go DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

- Front St. Bath. Phone $40
Ss5 Water St. Augusta
Phone 111g-znls
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT q Co.
Members Gf New York and Eostun
Stock Exchange
Ersxass Wirs Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

uAk1Hnacnnnzs-H yuu vern IN ~
me. uneu1Rlaed volume af mim-
pHHcszztie Testimony IN fnrur uf
Hoods 2as-SRpxzsilR. ycu wurid IN
hrzsd yourself fnr 80 hing dnlzyinw
- EAi<s tti1x rffecxaro mndiCxns 6ur
f11nx blood diHanns 0u9s Ou1un -
- 9x6K1nI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen ard Agents 50
.AEsFzy 7's-s5Icis-l Men and Specially
Ast-Ez=-e Ia sell Greenwood Ag-
srkgTeu Business and I1enTne Tax
Es1ar1 u business and praIzssltsfzA4
Fner, nationally advertised. ssliu On
Gpt.n tSE--fNST'y- no experience re-
CURED. business ls+eEsS1E TT blg
rrlonfg-gTla41f-s' Eighty thousand SsAla
last SEASON Every business and prs
f-sssaIEn5r ErGaG q Ike" prospect The
tss,e@uwSad Ca, H. Federal ST. Dept
AaEE-1S -I''s-Btz money Is being nade
selling eur Guaranteed trees shrubs
ana rtssses- EVERY hume owner
prospective customer. Ffsse equip
rn..nI Experience uEEnecEssssaTy Ez-
elusive l54i-rlIssrJ A4asn Nursery
Company. Rochester n I
A{sEN TS-A business Of yaur swn-
Tzaks sparkling glass name pialeAs
uaEnIeT's. checker e0a.r1ls. neflh3alsirls
Signs big l3lUs--szsd book sent -rsss
T. Palmer Wooster O
Z CEN -T7S-suHF5t profit Wonderful
lizzie article something new sells
like wlIdfse- carry IN .as4ekes- WRITE Il
once Tor free sample a bert A514s
G5-&a. Mg7'-, -9Ne American ElaE., TIL
clrlnHT1- C'n1a.
El2s7ERY -MaAe s-s-lh weekly selling
guaranteed Mastery w. guarantee
S889 90 weakly fuIl 12EDe- Tsc - aour
= snare time Experience E1lnScHssflzH-
FerrRCrVrea- Hosiery. L'ag'tE. Pr
PROTECTORS Bur1plllss ss storm Pro-
tecI1r fs1 GOATS sweaters. sanwls
1uEss- Greatest ssAs0n seller EBad
Sells a. stores FnuteI sH-Dpis
Illinois Novelty ca- 6bl Tacoma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

Fleip-Maie or Fenais

AT-ENDASTS-DEsir positions 10Y
men and wuDHu Tn me wards Wages
szD DER week Ia start LID 2 ekE,s--
enCnd men u work with rE1len1s SUI
sifie wa-5A Apply 10 Supt. A2x2sz1
State EnEuitE-
MAN OF WEDMAN-Sa2ary $50 full
time. Ts,c IN ngur spare uIns. selling
guaranteed hosiery u We2-e. Tx
ps.r71uGe unreeessa-y AlISlsrla.I1uIliI4
Mills, Nor-.sJ3wa. Pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13
You Can Believe Every Word Printed About Any Proposition Adv


f4sap Nantsa-ssnsis -
CAP ABLE WUMAN1nasr dftv. As
aeuEeHsePsr al State Schonl Ear Girls.
AEplg 70 tns SapL. 1a4lcweIl. Name
Tai 1I.aa-
EXPER1ENCFD COOK = Al as1ns
Lunch 2H4 Na1sr 81
GIRL-Capnaie ane fEr general .aunss4-
work IN . small 1an1ly- Address ). 9.
4 Cars Journal
GIR---cr wsrnaa To assist m house
work. Nc washing Cal or w-itE-
LIP Cong st
GIRL-For general housswarsk in fam
liz OF three Good wages To right
party. Mrs Joseph MBplrzsn- 1fi Ma
aer St Tel. ia. Randolph.
sa3L,-0r woman. * ance fsar general
nSusewor,k- 10 laundry work. Good
wages Apply II Mrs w.essun Lewis,
14s Dresden Ave-. Gardiner
GARLs-Ta work in curling room
Apply tG M Abbott { A. Enron ca
HOT- SEKEEPER-p t.sstzErl1. az ssnca
u waSiuwHr's hau1es u1adu1e-RgeG- rEf-
er-ences ezSchangac- r :. Chsnsg- 10
Gilman ST. CRY
KITCHEN EELP-Af EoIne Lunch.
eB5 Water ST
NI-TERS-+zaed Wages For Hs4Tne
Work We need ygu. 10 make socks
for as On the fast easily -isaarnea
AEira Kr4r-Esr Exsssr7encE EgInepes-
snrv We bux 40 ven (.sy1 SUNNY rs
& Tetrs-arrt.+. fr,7yna.e.y-ssa posiTTrasv M
GArrassiE1E. Yarn supplied. Par1acu-
LAds e sIasnIi- AstpL 4-9-'~~ Al12i
Azllztr ia, fsolLa-a ~. =
JAT9TT@-gra,-,, sp-, xr-us.t-1z- .5,,r-,. -7-y,..
Mr3lHs Ier ns%sHaalers magazines
i-Ap uhnt-t. ueiA-zs 11'ee Esess syn
dlc2re, SIS Times BsaE., = LsuEs
-,
= Il - y a a y taisiI-l - -
I nsitifr --SAAN -n-ad4t Assa +sISl "a = ~
me- E4~oua II ~aiIil --F IL Hi-1l-lu
80. -.a-sL--It.I-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

An astrich,s egg equals Twenty-Five
hEn.s eggs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-13

Business Opportunities 81
BLs1NE SS MAN-W alffEd zvzrzl ability
To open district sA4as office far CID
established Wei rated ulanu- a6IIIr-flls
rrr,n- wonderful opportunity for
righ1 pa1-g IA eenneci with entirely
new Ene # business without g.sarfgEs--
r4Esun- S18iDnsbN u SSDnt "a CaalEa1
fq1lTrea should n+I IL lsAsf SIbau
n7ssf year international Machine
LampA-a- 5E.t@ ga Won EiLIg.. BAL
t1En8rE. Nh
POOL FARLDR-DGlng good nusa-
ness Reason 1ar selling other buSi-
Tess. Inquire Box 90 caz'e .Eou,.1na.
We Arb SEEhLNEs-A Responsible
pS--rT with $40 altH II S25. Gue cash 10
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FOUR ARMY PLANES LEAVE ON
NEW YORK TO ALASKA FLIGHT

ton that win he valuable for the de-
vtiopmen; OF commercial air routes
into the far north.
Reasons For Flight
Official reasons given for the flight
are the establishment OF direct air
route to Alaska for the movement OF
air service units in event OF need. and
photographing unmapped, inacceas-
ible areas OF Alaska, that would re-
quire three years Tor ground survey
The itinerary and consecutive dis
tances Ia miles to be covered are;
Mitchell Field To Erie, Pa, $50:
Grand Rapids, Mich. 900; Wlnona,
MINI. $40: Fargo. n D., $50; Portal.
n. D.. 900; Saskatoon. sask. Canada.
2Se: Edmonton. Alberta. 900; jaspar,
900: Prince George. b. c.. 200: Hazel
ton. 2eo; WrRngei, Alaska, l10; White
Horse, Yukon. 500, Dawson. 250;
Fairbanks. 275; Ruby, 2to and Nome.
SOC.
The expedition a commanded by
Captain st. Claire Street who carries
Sergeant Edmund HenriQues, as OBJ
server aud mechanfcian The second
IN command is Lieutenant Cfnord c.
Hutts who II accompanied by Lieu
tenant Erick H. Nesaon. also pilot
and 'nngineoring officer OF the expe-
dition. The fourth plane a piiotod
By Lieutenant Ross Kirkpatrick. with
Master Electrician Ioeeph y. English
a. observer and merchandising,
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MINEOLA. n. ", July i5.-Four
army airplanes comprising the Alas
kan flying expedition. left Mitchell
Field, Long Island at 1888 o'clock
this afternoon on 9,DO0 mile. round
trip flight to Nome. Alaska. one Of
the longest and most difficult air trips
ever attempted In the western hemis-
phcre.
The expedition was started on Its
historic flight by Brigadier General
William Mischeii. director OF the
army air service operations, who came
here today from Washington TO give
the take Off signal
Weather Not Ideal
While weather Indications were not
ideal for flying. the piiois were as
sured by the government weather eu-
reau that general weather conditions
Tor the first $50 mile leg TO Erie,
Pa. would be good.
Inc expedition. headed by Captain
81. clair Street. United States air ser
vice on reaching It's Alaskan deatina-
ton. viii fly 100 miles to Cape Prince
OF Wales. which viii bring Il wilhin
so miles OF the continent OF Asia. ~.
The flight IL TO blaze the way fOi
an aerial route TO the northwest cor
ner OF the American continent Data
for the establishment OF an air mai
route 10 the interior OF Alaska vii
also be obtained, AZ we'll az inforna'
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Summary of New
Party's Platform

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE platform
as adopted by the laDor-farmcr group
and which was considered too radi-
cnl by the forty Fighters contains
nine pianlus summarized as follow:
1. Americaniaation; Demands the
right OF free speech. amnesty for po-
lkical prisoners, repeal OF espionage,
sedition and 'criininal syndicalist"
laws, referendum and recall for fed
eral judges and equal suffrage for
all.
2. Demands withdrawal Of the
United Statea from participation un-
der the Versailles treaty in the reduc-
ton OF the conquered peoples to
economic or political subjugation. re-
cognition Of the republic OF Ireland
and thc "new Russian government
abolition of sccret areateries, and
withdrawal OF the United states from
the dictatorship We exercise over the
Philippines, cuba, Porto Rico, Guam
and Hawaii" This section also
pledges support To a league OF free
people"
=. Demands democratic control OF
Industries. laying down the right OF
labor for AN increasing share In thl
responsibilities and management Of
industry"
4. Calls for public ownership OF
all public utilities and natural re-