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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-20
NOTICE

Bv authority of Chapter II Of he
cts of the General Assembly, 1916
which provides that tie County Com
n,issionars of Dorchester County
st ali. during the month OF March In
8, oh war, advertise snd give Eotlce
to the people Of Dorchester county
that the County Commissioners OF
Dorchester County, during the
month Of April, sit as Board Oh
Estimates, and notice Is hereby CIV
en- that the said Board OF Estimates
will be in session on:
TUESDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1921
TUESDAY, APRIL 18th 1920
TUESDAY. APRIL goth, 1920
TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1920
and the remainder of that week.
Meeting each Of said days at 1O:SO
A. M.
mates Is to learn from the people OF
The County the public needs tnat
will require the appropriation OF
money By the County Commissioners
during the fiscal year beginning May
1st, 1890, next, and ending on the
80 day of the following April
rom the: aforesaid needs the est,
I stes fs.r tk1 said fiscal year VIII
be mad, and no 'sther nloEcy can Dc
appropr- ated, except for each esti'
nate. W. .ch must be mado In April
Ali persons. therefore, should com
Icunicate to the said Board Of EST
mates any information they may have
cnncerning naasfers about whief
money WINS to be appropriated
On the alOTosnamed dGtes prop
ertv t-4Dsfers viii yslso be mads ane
70 transfers Of Eeates will be mads
thereafter for the fiscal year begin
ming May LIST, 1920.
LUKE K. HACKEFT,
President
Charlotte B. Jackson, Clerk.
r 3-1-1mo.-B 3-6-13-20-2I
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Hurlock High School Notes

The Senior Play, He Honors The
Mayor" was given at Harper's Hall
on February IS, 1920 before an ap-
preciative audience. The following
Thursday evening it was presented
at Sharptown. After the perform
ance the Senior Class of Sharptown
entertained the visiting class.
The Milton Literary Society OF HuT
lock High School met and elected
new of1ieeHA on Feb. 20, 1920. The
fpllowing $e the officers that were
elected -:
Plesfdent, Miss Inez Haggett;
Fire Vice President. Miss MlldEssld s1
sEefa Ts. Harry Woollen; Cor
rss3 ling Secretary, Mr.. Burton
Sz< Recording Secretary, Miss
zEkth McMaham; Treasurer,
AlsS Mabel Rhodes; Senior Critic,
Mr. Orville Corkran; Junior Critic,
Miss Clara Palmer; Pianist, Miss
sEelia Satterfeld; Chaplin. Miss
!, Louise Richardson; Historian, Miss
Lolita Moore.
A great fly drive is on! All town
pupils are given a large reward for
flies; during March prices are es-
peeially high; One cent for five large
green flies; One cent for ten house
flies.
The girls of the High School will
give a Box Social at the Grange Hall
on Friday night, March 18th. Pre-
ceedfng the sale of boxes, one act
farce entitled, THAI Rascal Pat, "
will be presented Proceeds for the
. benefit of the Athletic Association.
Miss Mosena Warren, who has
been teaching here six weeks while
!. Miss Jump has been attending Nor
t NAL School, has returned to college.
She made many friends while here
and all were sorry to have her leave.
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May we ask whether the County
Commissioners are supposed to look
after the roads of Lakes, Hooper's
Island and Taylor's Island district.
They were perfectly able to visit US
before election, but not since. We
know they are not salaried officials
who can give all their time to Tie
county, but how can they know the
conditions of our roads from Black
water to Hooper's Island and from
Taylor Island to Golden Hill if they
do not go over them. AS far as we
can see absolutely nothing is being
done or planned. What We want
DRIP temporary repairs to make our
roads passable, and immediate plans
for permanent road.
Mr.. Henry may be right in say
ing=a properly kept up shell road Will
last, bue we know it is Impossible
to have it kept up by the county.
Look at Mr.. Creignton's statement
on Wednesday about shells left un-
loaded for months, about shells SOLD
out of the county from points where
conditions are as desperate as they
are.
1t all goes to show we need ade-
uuate supervision of roar work, ana
volunteer committees to advise about
shells that should be bought, etc.
There is nothing to the local road
suueryision idea. We have seen IL
: tried long enough. 1t doesn't pay
enough for a man to neglect his Or
binary business to look after roads.
It repeats the County Commissioners
situation, they aren't paid enough &c
neglect their business to look after
the county's. Most satisfactory Work
is either fully paid or given free
why not for a change do what q
business man would do-employ one
man, Tor more), give him one man
efaiument of team and pay him FOL
an his time on the roads.
We are weary of the policy OF
x6&fect and inefficiency that allows
: hole that a bushel of shells viii
Ia to grow until it takes cart LOADS
We are tired of breaking springs anc
Mgfng expensive tires for shell
serushers. We are tired. OF taylnE
taxes that go to pay for more shells
that are delivered to pay haulers fol
mare shells than they haul, and t
nav men for hours they never WORK
5 we paid our share in making goot
roads for up the county folks. Thell
! business can go on, their children car
90 to school. their doctor doesn
TIA them that unless they are II
serious : danger he cannot possibl!
come over the roads. We demand
stop to this policy of 'discriminat1nt
against one section in favor of an
o. We demand the same ad
4sxfages that ether parts OF TIT
e0nnty receive and we well accep
nothing less.-X
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Tuesday, March 23rd, 1920.

|
/ Is ACRES OF Ian
more or less. being the Sd land
/ Which was conveyed to the Cas-
| PR Stocker by Rudolph Tur - 5che-
! ldr, by deed dated Nov. 20ths S and
! Recorded among the Land 81 of
/ Dorchester County, MARYLAND .iher
| Ct L. No. 30, folio 486, bein lie
farm which was occupied By aid
Casper Stocker at the timS his
ddath.
> twenty-five acres, axe unA cult.
| vatiol and raise fine crops lis all
fofher 20 acres are well set iIf ffne and
0o Of f f@Rer and Ths has
AMI is improved by q goodasix-room
dwelling, barn. corn house. stables.
tool house and other necessary out
buildings. The property Is we'll Iocat-.
edkand is a nice home or Investment
fcA someone wishing a small ta8Rl.2S
4ERMs OF sALE-sIe00sa0 Aisslis on
day OF sale, balance In "a fa6nths
from day of sale, or uponTHnA rati-
fication of sale at option pGsNGrchaser
or purchasers, said balance o. bear in.
terkst, from the day of salssAnd pay.l
meAt to be secured by bobd of pur-
Chaser: with surety or suEsties to be
|*E Expense of purchaser. Immedi-
Ake possession upon; compliance with
JOHN ARN1E, Trustee.
Dixie Realty Co., Auct 80
N0TE-A reasonable mortgage loan
on this property can be seeuRed by ap-
plying to the undersignsa
W. IRVING Me- Attornsy.
B-3Is-13-16-20-RSi I2-iT-IS
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w. Lara Henry, SOllcllOr
Executors Sale
Real Estate

The undersigned, Executors of the
last will and testament of John b.
Nabb, late of Dorchester County, de-
ceased, by virtue of power and
authority in said will contained will
offer at public sale at the Court House
-dnnr. in Cam hrid ore MARYLAND.
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Y. W. c. A.

All know the value and the splen-
did work of the Y. w. c. A, so that
extended reference to it is unneces-
sary. There is no better organization
of its kind in the world; none that
has a greater field; none that has
proved more helpful and useful TO
the young women in every large city.
To these the Young Women s
Christian Association gives oppor'
tunities for needed recreation to
keep them in good health; gives
them a chance to learn to COOK, to
make dresses, hats and other neces-
sary things. 1t exercises over the
girls a loving, thoughtful care prov
Ing to them deep interest in their
well-being.
Could there be any better aims and
objects. :.
Please send your contribution in
early as the Treasurer's books must
be closed by March "a.
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Tuesday. March q, 20

between the hours of 2 and o'clock
P. M, all the following valuable
dwellings, and building. lots. situated
in the town of Cambridge, and par
ticularly described as follows:
FIRST-All that valuable dwelling
house, being the home of the late
John B. Nabb. designated as No. S2S
West End Avenue; this is six-room
conveniences. has been recently paint
ed, and is in excellent condition.; this
lot fronts As feet, more or less on west
End Avenue and runs back distance
of 81 feet, inches more or less. IL
Is the same property that was pur-
chased by the said John B. Nabb
from Laura L. Mitchell and others.
Possession of this property can be
given on April LIST, 1920.
SECOND-All that lot on the South
east side of Willis street, commence
| ing for the outlines of the same at q
| point on said Willis street. I25 feet
| in a westerly direction from Glasgow
street, fronting 40 feet on said Willis
street and running back a distance or
125. feet, it being, the same property
| and Sarah P. Nabb and Fannie NJ;
Kinsey by w. Simon Hoddinott by deed
dated August 81. 1908, and being the
| conveyed in said deed. the said Fannie
| NJ. Kinsey subsequently conveying her
| interest to the said John B. and Sarah
corn house and barn and stable.
THIRD-All that lot or parcel OF
| land, adjoining the lot secondly above
mentioned on the westerly side. 'front.'
running back a distance of 124 feet,
| more or less, and being the sameprop,
| erty described as Lot No. 1, in a DEED
to John B. Nabb and Sarah p. Nabb
from Annie o. Hearn and husband.
dated September Q, 1913: this lot is
| improved by a comfortable two-story
| dwelling, with six-rooms, in good
/ cfaf nf nrHSant
cupied by Levin Wroten as tenant.
kzakQURTH--An that lot, adjoining
the lot thirdly above mentioned, 'front.'
ing 40 feet. on. Willis street and run
ming back a distance Of 124 feet, be-
ing the same lot -descrjhed ss 0bt51aftu N Is.
SaP6 and SarsAP Nabb from ON Annie mi
proRH by comfortable six-room
dwelling house and is in good repair
and is at present occupied by Hutton
Thomas as tenant.
| second, third and fourth, will be sold
| subject to the rights of the present
tenants, who are believed to be month
| ly tenants.
All title papers at expense of the
Rents reserved to April 1st, 1920.
TERMS OF SALE-One third Of the
purchase money on each parcel will
balance to be payable in two equal
installments, at and IL months re-
| spectiVely from the day of sale, and
| to be secured by the notes of the
| purchaser with surety or sureties to
| be approved by the undersigned. and
| to bear interest from the day of sale
| until paid.
| GEORGE B. NABB.
| MARY j. KIRWAN,
| ANNIE E. INSLEY
| w. LAIRD HENRY,
Executors Of the last will and testa-
ment OF John B. Nabb, deceased.
Dixie Realty Co. Auet. 2-27-3-19
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NOTICE TO ELkS

Mr.. H. L. Edmunds will be the
sneaker at the Elks Club tomorrow
afternoon, while the musical pro-
gram will be in charge of Misses
EVELYN Pritchett and Elsie ROD
hins and Mr.. Noble Cannon.
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NOTICE

Will do hauling and also pillow
gardens, also have some stable ma
nure for sale.
THOMAS H. WHEELER,
Phone 472-W. 3I17-12t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-03-20

Professor: Why are you late this
morning.
One of the Seniors: Glass began
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

as they are known II their home ser
tim. ma1cfleG effnrt 4gr sff0T-1 with
EnE E-imHDn gno 81 the closR OF ms
H--s5 twn pe-ious hRa fought tnsTn-
selves Ir11D Eli even Drank win E511---
vEs--t- the scuG-e standing II 70 IA
The sxsr-lgn ana suspRnEs 81 such
9 s---ua1sinE ba.11ls under strange eBn-
7ztiDnE and environment ruid how
river, n The closing ni4I- N the eun-
fiiU1- and Lhf power and finish uf the
za1-va--rl team T-iu1p hsaG over 1nH
Desperate efforts af Captain Sc
NcMlzi.n End ms teammates ID CII-,n
me ziGie of defea1 There YVES no
aEesIiun III the minds Bf ma At. lstsh
spefI2z8rs. vine tsumpitsEElE fillssa
ever ava1lApis 1Dg1 Of space N Ear
ward football amphi1i1ea-re. Us ID
which WIS the bs-1ar neam-
Z Was slew resoll1ta rushing prDg-
ress which finmilw Developed 1lle
Crimson rssHm aE q winner but 3Et1
annie nannrs 1n- the hardy south
e--ners, vino mao ar-aEeG one Of the
r--saraEr xuBraRG cuacrinE EzrstHruE
snG teams II 1tle country anE END
s-ge dEfsa-Ha. bur pruuG IN DENIM
st-z-ing Lila- the reports OF their
PREVIOUS DiH- werH not exaggerated
or without EUuuGH1lDn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
OAKLAND

a parish supper was held II the
BAPTIST wss---r Friday evening. atJur-
LOG being present This was snl-
luwe1 lrr q business meeting nf the
LADIES' Scotia circle and IhH ~ulirw-
ia- officers ware eieera1 Eur Ffae en-
szfl- YsE-- F';-eaifiaE7r. M-s Ahra
Wing tire president MISS Edna
Kerr sRE-gt--x ErHaEurar Miss
Louise Benson Miss Bsnsnn gave y
vs--y irT1s-eHting export az the vez--s
work dBne. An executive Cnmmi-1s.s
wEs aEfsan Mrs. avis LsHcf1 anss M;nH
MRriun Davis being Eiarraa
NJ and Mrs E.ruin F'Us4s- If Wa
ts-vlIie WERE in 1uwn F1-iany evening
n amend me parish shipper held IN
the Baptist rasr--v
M and Airs. & Tfrtnr Saaurae-- uF
BnE1nn. Mass. WIN are VISITING -=lR-
1Sres n Wa1a-zsIIle. ware GUESTS AZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

Cambridge. Mass, Oct -s-asz'-
ua-u snu<nxn fne@E. weigh- and en-
iurzur-e 1riuEphed gvcr Centre Cal
asrs inasvtfuzz s-ddarnn ntiniancy
here rfszs zrfzrnoun N ane uf the
nnss thrilling znd sensational games
plzved IN nznr wears. Although de-
raufsd ~ In IA. rne DHnvfiis- Ky
cnllsgzans dernrrsa Eur the suurn late
1urigfrr win TN przisaE nj the fpes-
hail exDe,rs ringing N their ears fn-
they gxre y vundasfm exhibition Of
1he Ezne ruuniflSrfng the handlCGps
undsr wnirh q small cnIlege eleven
lxhrrx IN nesting rBHn N Harvard
cAiihre-
N inffiriruns and sems-tenm f,iHT
during Ihe 1rst haaf fhs EenI-'e
a1euun snsWed EEman1E anG raprbaI
slnilE9v fhgf summed r. the suups-T Of
rhOnnmezas u specrEtnrs VIM rAnSk I'd
I'm 1Dn w&rhnur partisan rympa1nr
az aIleginnne. Tne praying caisnsaz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
LaI1e WIS Close
he from Bates. l4S

FTfln lc-- Maine ursea1er
1@ 2--6 mere rnsE- IN Same flied
Z mills. 8aaes was f.rSs I'd scar
h req 81 the enc OF me ha:e 81
-lr -anie upHrea ny Mime EirKlnE
e Baf@H' IL va-d larie rem whence
aaL wzs -ur hack - Yards b1fcre
gg,H VILE nRlleE Ba7rx isit.irsa III
F. -a Name al miil-fisid and Na1ne
f-nDisG There were several mnre
la-Ees " kicks AND Lilies had the
p virlllu striking Distance. TN a
re ana I'm FinneEan wnr- ever fpr
p mr. ann onsv Ba1es' -puunduwn
=F -s4il.d n kick the al
l4sse again siriEaa ar 70 Rs1es and
"a was run na1:k 81 ards beFgrz
-L H-,aIl- upw,ns.is L5Hvss at rnfn-
seus-T1i linz plaws faslen N gain
sGL@E again punrsT. i.uT MEine
r 9=Ean her open plHy and EuEsev
s-'siIT@u q uRsE on ME-s7s 20 vurr
sHA5 went hack a. lack bur n
p gasE e-8rn the esn-rr resuE1sH III
iFs;~ gr Bates. Smals Failing on
ia aacA 9T The -ssaa- EeEre enc
n.I4-1sf Bs1as g. Maine Q.
Zane pun1ed - m1u-Eeic At The
+ z me ssrnna Gtas--t - EHzes re-
r1s1 ne klck and ar tine firE piRg
acaad gne nf SmaIl7s uurtx- The
slas me e. THIS p1Iu- put I'D -tie
Islense If me game snn sBak sfas
III GOWNS Rav Smith End ziits-
gainsl atnur 70 wR-ssE and szy-RL
lle1 n Sul.s' sf,-EaFa Linz They
Eatsn ana Maine -art'rsr-etL q
4: small IN Smith. nef-eG Is yards
Y We plays Ear Smj1h rBuk riss
'TE ne line Eusspy 5Daszee .aae
ant c.,:s eIrtiad l13e --sr1ag FAR me
Scna.- BEras s, Name a.
aAl=s Elcisel OF ID Maine IN Tt1e
plE~ Maine runted and Ra%es
fHns=- -tseir defense scfE=peti.
'Ts'sr and they rpnk the hal IN
R'A whsTe was an Exz.nEr-e II
III. os .etr%u NJ q BateE errnBie ssn
9G-o line 4 ERsx. -.lnBne.,E
,tn'.5. nlr tas bal M BHres n
1 llns
~ smith tlfen c-azhs ttTr.suEn for
ss-nnd tHunnsfDwn H.fsfse- ati1ed
soIn,- maxim. EtzB srnra Maine -
be
asss vnt M nn-e scoring Ia cffe
BETH ueams rad sewssnl
2a'-z 1nr raurndrwn Has1x 1ried
-nfe'v fnr scsre m tsse ma
A7'%, --sa--tnr ID nunseraus 81
H'f a su-wH-d l,asssF. vsiin.h w1s1
''-f III Tine AnH risne again er
lstas
at srlt1-s, EaEser arm EsuEnsE
sn5E sRnrisall Sor Mzsise Tise-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

11a hnns Of NJ and Mrs. Bn-aGs
C1r,.aIssr FrlaGy.
iazruEsEe SEmnsr1 Of wa1s-wiIls IE
VISITING relHz5ves IN tDwn.
s4ss & f. Chapman L4fs rerurnEn
t~um Gardner whEre sine has been
viHi1InE her sun- Lee Chapman
3e-1 Eawes u aaras waE euEi-
ness css.Ier IN 1awzn sEzurGay-
M- anG Mrs. AuLonnv PunilaDr-er
af bridgeport. -ann-, lsGzss returned
To lnai~ home affair visiting MI Pub
Ilcnrer's mother. Ms Sophia Publ
curar On Fral--1ieiG street
Mrs. Eelan Y hiEnsv has -rru-neG
from where sne mas been xiElung
1--isnGs and attending the Rsssekah
aaseIni1iv-
Miss Mildred Penney was saisiHr
al the Unitarian church II EH1ssr-
ville Sunday morning
r a TnDen and snn. TseEnfs--.- nave
returned rom q wsaE hunting E-1p
EzymanG walEDn has rsrn--nec
t--un LswiBrun where ne has been
-tcelwiuE 1-eH1Inen1 far bioud pBiE
BI1ing a. me MzIue General nnsnr1E
IL me -eg1ilR- masunc Uf SH-an
Sampson TENT. Daughters of kstzsr-
ans uu1rsEt7t In e A T. hall there
VIII ~. Z rei1ea-shl II preparation az
luspecaun. Ene afhEsrs are espes.laify
reaueaTed ID ne present
Friends CT Mrs GtnGvs Lombard
rDusring rum nm operation err ap-
pendfcItas Il Ere-'s hnErl1al-
Mrs. MAY E-uDkE. her dHuEnzer,
Sadie Enach and children Edna a1G
#aiHn of Reading, MASS ana Irwin
Clnlnn uf 5evsrfy, Aaas-. hare re-
turned ID their nnmes zftTr visiting
a -tle home Of Hrs Cynthia Esavy
u Sidney
SERVINGS H the Eigh street Mission
VIII cun-inrs throughout TINS wesk-
Will EvHugeI5s1 john Branch as
lender.
A u moody vino sz1ffHrea q shock
Thursday Id rspurHsG as -tsE1nE
csm1ur-aBlv
Mrs. Prank Waterman N Lisbon
rails. IN viHIring her father. Charles
Esl1--rsxzxr1r IN 0aklnnd Heigt1rE-
Essrannd IaeRf1r, VIM 10 a-zzndtrg
sf.s1rssi HI Kerfs EiE paaBHE the
week END FL the hnms Of ms mother,
MS Minnie Thibanssu On Nam
sr--eHI
Ms. Me-+ie Dnnes has rsrurnHd ~
her name n Emb1en- arts- visiting
nn- sisfer. Mrs. Minnie Livtngstgn-
wiEE EeiHn JIiwer and tr1znE- MiHE
FIurunue Erertiene af Pu--iHna. ware
week. END gneEts nj the hnme uf MI
ENC MrE a L. GffvHr.
Miss Nila.-sr L.ibir srrar1Eined a
few on her friends ~ n Eaaews an
rn--v Ell nsr hnme ON FriffHv evening
Perfume 1siltng and CHRIST sfuriE
were tnlri- cn--fis END grtiEr CANNES
were Hsausr anu aEpiss EueE- ElzfEr,
Dnpcurn and caHGy wEre ner-vsn-
-hnsH present wErs- MIXES Mainrea
RH,-swH. Msss Ruen Cummings. AlEE
Esra HaIIeTt Miss Eriimer EaliEfI-
Chariatz sf1nrss Cha waIfan. Marie
BlIzzsil. Gene and Ezyzn1nE WuyI
Eamunn Leahv. Edmond Lnukaer-
F-znris RDbiMnn Laurenn4 8kiu1Hn-
Hnrzfin Turk E1aruia Tzlfun ann Mr
and M-H Aaxun L1itsgy
AmBug tine deer rnHs Gzzne drwn
the SamErHHt nllrund SEznrf1H-
WE'RE BEr-un Smith. Furriiznd I.
NJ T. Brown. PrurinEnna z l.. 4;
T,r q Z Shaaxer Hz-r1sBurg. Pa.
I. .JBun z Auh1nsun. BeHdwa-er 1.
F Gregory Bns1un- l. NJ n EE-Emw.
Bas<uE. J.. C. r Baker, Hrvrk1nn- /;
C. A. Bailey. Llees1s Junrtinn L L
r Harris. Lssfss Junrffnn. L: EnxrnE
L-anEhIzn. Baneur. i: wIHmm RnIt1ns
E-znr= " J.. L J. L FnxK. Wuo6-
furtss. j. 3. T. HBwes, Portland. q
" " BurnsIl. East Rzafwin. i: Eed
AIiEn. snuEt Pur-lznf =: c. G. NAst-
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a 5-es-fnr-al1 fEt-- n ms. uDnI rur1rr7
unfisr t11e MadisUn HgJsEs on Mnln
ssr--s.es c--sa-sn cunsiIis-aaGA sxrfzs7r4Esrt
1n- Few minutes aria dinner Fri
dEv a-aernDnn. Eue ha--s Hrr utnay
iTnnlEmnnrE ware E-aaty uEHE T4a-s-
snrnf uf Tffs participants adjourned
To the Street wt1srH ma MIR WIS
kIrucfEsG 1nFsenSibie and Tanafns6 II
cilE1 -cGnr--iar 1a- halF Hn hour w
arrests were made al TIM me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

Brunswick, Oct -Dispiavzng u
prws-tnl a-zax.k which Ell times open
eG large hpies IN the opposing line.
the DeerinE EiEn eleven r-nunEsr the
Er-uuEwick High rsRm by a scurf Of
As ID 0 an Wht-lter field The Dssr-
ing High backhelG sle1ad through 1ne
Brunswick line TIME E@1ar TINE and
with manhine-Iike acziun srwied over
suugsing -aEkiErs BruuEwick HEn
appea-sd lacking IN the Defensive art
sf the game auG furnished lnanegua1z
i,14t-fereu.e Tur ner nalE-bacizs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
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lewiston Oct gs.-S-ung dsfsn-
sire work On me ra-1 Of bUth eisrHns
czRssd lewiston High and Bangor
Both ueHms 1nrsx1ansr ID sEDre t1uf
snrE. BHnEnr N the DT1Hninc period
and LswiErun II the fnHl quarter, and
1t1e Eame sa-iv Developed IND bat
lie at paluEs- Bangor hRT1nE tias ettgs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
More Than Ever

N THESE times Augusta folks read and use Jour-
RaI classified a6s. Il these cniuMns Eon Wi Ind
listed every Gay tine wants and the aErs cf re-
Liable peynle wins hawe learned that the thrifty
WY % buy and 70 sell Is Lhe journal wnrr Al
Way
Taaphnne vuUr ad fer tunor-uw's journal.
Cal LBS and ask fsr Journal Want As Taksr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

verr in nearly esery p.Ev fffsrtssTesF
Or agtsns;vasy Ths Kicking AMI emu
-uunrur or smnn WIS alss sn''a NH
rausr. -ecantaw On tine huspiaaA =
ann run TnED the Ez1ne II tie r'" '3ia-
nags. a1sp riavsn whale ~ sA'''e
eur aAais,s. ATsa" znnrne.- piassea aIE
,,ssRz eunsissnn- game
FIR BntHs the pinwing II aiEsn
Ems ,F n tssh cnIiisre. Capt ssar1ss.-.
r,sxr,s zna Fir.nsgan alsp played VII.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

The Easfinrf-Assursn H0nel. In me
eafimHrIm af r7IE ri+v'E rzxSx2har.rx
rs me mnHt raluaiiie Eer ya-R hnas.s
II Il EstlnnaAd AZ wnzrn 81 ~ - an
increase N wa1rHrsun ri x1E 500 over.
rae eHtlmHze mafie laEs4 pnHr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

- 0nm6uf kt@x On frziSng ffgB%
experimenting lsnus1R sssx =szn nfeHls.
EuBdss @EraazgHrs.az cures rfs-zsseuEsR
III Strengthens -r1F HtnrracR and
sr1asr diEssr1xse ORGANS 1nr tfls ararssr
pErrurmanr4 a1 rne4r xunrrinfas rafx<
Eund R-AStz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25
Ma,re FurtrnH Standing
BOXING NOTES

5pi MEz-rln a Z 2 ANA IEzEr-As-
Hs. ring s.iiaamninn. viii make MS
Eaass.-n fistin1 TIrssEiHw evening when
he VIII f1lF.eI La--- Williams OF
Bridgeport g., N m--nunr &c un-
der me al:Enines nf the A-1nnry A A
NJ the Mechanics building 5ssstHn
Js.urur Brsgusun zfe Lnrsr-AiIffE huI1-s
rrssr.e Is MARTINS mauassr Ma---ln
iias n N bul1rs sinr@ mis- T-sfIi-f' m
Ame-Ir.s WIN e by ED. -nf -wp de-
s.,ssfsne and Inst sne Williams Is -zszt.ss
ms nrfe af the us-- hesr Iistit-haary-
ueiEtsx IN the vnrifi. Th-st eight
-uuun turs4asts wTu alsD be staEsl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

WITH rfs~ exr-ur1un M 5an- rar-If-
nE. Harfsrd MrSaasr or nwH has
murs aisscnrz-iuns than arr arflsr Amer
ir-an WIN szrvsn m f4fs Tairen szna.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-25

cBms. Bah l. 5ar--v Merrill. li1G-
l. Z -Ig1fttts GJiai1Iaufi - MISE 2
= MoEiner, BaGngB- Z Grrol0n Mr.
MINI lewiston . Alton Ifu-E1n-
Lake Mnzis. 4 RpDer'- Page Aangur
L " " Bu-neH E..is- BELIEwIzl. 1
4 FH-v pleasant dinner pa-ry WIS
gtzrHn Thu-sEtay evening ~ 1h1 hDrne
af M--s. HENRI F7B6lsr TN che Water
vile -uaG. 1fle srcasiun iseilEg hss-
s1s1 1i,-trda~ Mr. Pacler ,'t-ssHtTr.n
T1Ir1y useful gifts and sine was ulss
the recipient sf bi-tnIHy ca4fs isesr-
ing e candies which WIS MAGE By
her mother Hrs Charles 3eIns
N-s Lucille Ellis If eIlIre III a. tile
mime Ut ner daughter AE-s FzlnaRis
Ellis. Miss Edna Eufctins e ear-
Iur fur h.r