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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Peters. He win
remain 10 attend the Junior siasaue
Bali this evening.
Miss Mary Dudley Walker Will IN
10 Tacoma tomorrow evening TO at.
tend tho Assembly Ball
Mr.. ana Mira Y. Grant Hamlin Of
Detroit Mich. arrived Thursday en-
route from California. and are guests
Of Mr.. Hanlin's sister. Mrs. Howard
Thomas. In Mount Baker park.
Mr. Howard Thomas left last week
for an extended Eastern tour. visit.
Ing New York. Boston and Washing
ton. ID. C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

charity has not been fofkottNht Inc
part of tho social life. and several
large card parties are on the calen-
dar.
The Junior b<,ii tonight holds much
OF mystery for the members OF tho
younger set. and great thought has
been givSn 90 the costumes, which
must be Enthusiastically inclined In
shades OF orange aud green. The
committee In charge includes; Miss
Elma Collins. Miss Judithe Gibbs,
Miss Catherine Collins. Mr.. John
Baiilargeon. Mr.. Caspar Clarke. Mr..
Leo Black. Mr. Edwin strout. Jr..
and Mr.. Andrew Price. chairman.
Tomorrow evening. In the little
chapel Of 81 Rarnahas. the marriage
service OF Miss Mary pclafieii and
Mr.. kenolm Winsiow. Jr.. win be
read. Canon Bliss officiating. assist.
cd by the Rev IL. II. Gowon, Miss
f.ima Collins will be the brides only
attendant. and Or Winsiow viii act
as hest man for hts son. The ushers
win be Mr.. Robert Cushman and
Mr.. Andrew Price. Three OF Miss
Deiafieids dearest friends. Miss Ruth
Canaan. Miss Helen Woolscy. 81 TIA.
coma. and Miss Josephine Ross. OF
Santa Barbara. will be honorary
guests at the wedding. and occupy a
special pew. while MIR Ross Downs
and Mr.. Pierce Haight VIII be simi.
krly houored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Mount Baker Luncheon

The Mount Baker Luncheon Club
will meet for their regular bridge
luncheon on wednesday at the club
house. The hostesses win be Mrs.
c. w. Johnson. Mrs l.. II. French.
Mrs ]. a. Jsnes and Mrs. T. c.
Kaufman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Miss Cdrrigan to Wed
Mr.. Duud This Month

The marriage OF Miss Marian Car
rigan To Mr.. John Mungo Dand win
be an event OF April 20. the cere-
mony to be performed at the Gamma
Phi Beta house. the sorority with
which Miss CarriRan Is affiliated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. Bert warford entertained as
dinner on Saturday evening at Al
derwood Beach Manor 10 honor the
seventh wedding anniversary Of Mr.
and Mira Frank Frctwcu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Phosphorescent
Hat StartleS
Paris

PARIS. France. April s.--A iaoe
hat built on a phosphorcseent frame
startled the diners IN ono OF the
most fashionable. restaurants in the
Champs Ulysses. The beautiful
weather has brought a return TO
dining IN the open air and Ia tho
pale evening light tho effect OF tho
novel hcadircns WINS tina; OF halo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Miss Walker and Miss
E1CinU Entertain Pupils

Miss Mary Dudley Walker and
Mss Dorothy Ewing entertained
their pupils OF Cornish school with
IN Easter party Saturday afternoon
At the home Of Mrs. Thomas Green
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
-ror,rsi, ~ nushnsii

Scat saie began Monday Mt the
Metropolitan for tho appearance OF
Riccardo Suacciari. baritone Of the
Chicago Opera company. who will
sing Thursday night under tho dircc.
ton OF J. W. Sayrn. lie has consent.
Cd 20 sing group OF Noapoli,an
folk songs. for which he has won
warm praise ,hruout America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
t1E(z;sll1lsaG |. ~, e =


War Motbers' League Of America
War Mothers' League Of America
meets at D. m. at the Armory.
LADIES' Musical Club Chorus
Ladies Musical Club chorus meets
AT 1913 a. m. az Chickering hail
Dorcas Circle
Dorcns Circle meets with Mrs W.
N. Campbell. 2i4o Ninth ave. W.. al
2 .. M
University w. G. r. 4.
Every one Interested in the laws
u our state and nation II cordially
Invited 10 attend the meeting Of the
University W. G. r. u. at Maiioy's
hal! at 2 %. IN. Mrs. Jackson sll-
baugh. state superintendent OF the
legislative department. viii give a
talk.
Agiee Sisters
Ar1ce Sisters meet at 1905 f5rf
ave. n. for ~ O'Clock luncheon Miss
Bessie Smiley ana mifa f'iiHe IDO
man, hostesses. Business and cards
ouaranie Club
The Quarante club win meet VIVA
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. owen. 5625 Ad-
mirai way, Tuesday evening. April
6. at p. m.
The Eastern Star club WIN give
card party tomorrow from 10
o'clock in the club rooms 4eso
Arcade building. All welcomed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Seattle business Girls
Alumnac OF Alphn NJ Delta

Alumnae Of Alpha NJ Delta meets
for dinner at 6 o'clock this evening
at tho chapter house. 45f3 University
boulevard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Be CleDerly Clad
On Cherry Credit
CHERRY CHAT

The height OF
clcverness In
dress In to be
able TO make
the least money
20 the furthest.
This In an nc.
c o m plishment
any W o m a n
may he proud
OF. 1t is an &C.
- =. =. tN.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Mount Baker Fruit and Flower
Mission

Mount Baker Fruit and Flower
Mission meets at 2.3o y. m. with
Mrs. c. IL wlnders. 1890 Lakewood
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Additional Clubs
Commonwealth Club

Commonwealth Club
The Commonwealth club win mec,
at the Good Eats cafeteria tonight at
s O'Clock. J. Allen Smith viii make
an address on Political Supcrrti.
tons" Everyone Is welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

20 sDoq sn ~ IN 4 ~ slostu
Mrs w. l.. Thompson. 1913 seth
ave.
Queen Anne Child Conservation
League
Papers win be read by Mrs. Fay
Knapp. Mrs G II. OMEN. MR. Ross
Mcdonald and Mrs. G. B. Wells AZ
tho meeting Of the Queen Anne child
Conservation league with Mrs G. n
o'Neill. s22 Roy IT.. corner Mob Inn.
az 1870 p. m. Page ~ ~ the program
book VIII be studied.
Literary Interpretation Department
and Current Topics
Literary Interpretation department
and current topics Of the Seattle
Woman's club meets with Mrs. J
". Phillips. 1906 Summit ave. apart
ment &c. 81 Paul apartments. at !
D. m.
Study Class ~ RaInirr Chapter,
ID. A. H.
Study class Of Rainier chapter. d
A. r.. meets at 2 .. m. with Mrs.
Arthur Devoe. 255 Queen Anne ave.
Subject Government OF China. DO.
nestle Life. Customs and Costumes
Of the People"
vimy Ridge improvement Club
Yimy Ridge Improvement club in.
vites the community 20 meet at the
John u. Allen school at 9 p. IN.
Members OF the community service
will be present
Board Of Educational Center
Board 81 Educational Center meets
at the Center ct l0I5 "a. m.
Mount Baker Fruit and Flower
Mission
Mount Baker Fruit and Flower
Mission meets at 22o y. m. with
Mrs. C. H. Winders. $500 Lakewood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
BOARD Of Educational Center

Board Of Educational Center meets
Il the Center at l0l5 "a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

You may have noticed that few
business men feel at ease at a
polite social function.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
Seattle Lodge No. Z.

Seattle lodge No. 7. Degree OF Hon.
or. A. O. u. W, viii close It's first
quarters work at 3 y. m. IN Ever.
green hall. Arcade building Plans
viii be completed for n basket social
and leap year dance 90 DO held Tues.
day. April 6. al Evergreen hall when
ladies are expected TO bring baskets
with lunch for two. which will be
auctionod off. Good music Com.
mlt,ee In charge: Mrs. II. X. Gran.
ney. Mrs. Blanche Dctlefsen. Mrs
Melissa Wells and Mr.. Ernest Frank.
Seattle Business Girls
Promptly AT p. m. tonight tho Sc.
attic Business Girls win meet in the
club rooms OF the Y. w. c. a. to dis.
cuss important business. For club
members only and all members arc
urged To be present. Dinner ut y.
IN. In the tea room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05
vimy Ridge improvement Club

vimy Ridge Improvement club In.
vites the community 20 meet NJ the
John u. Allen school at G p. m.
Members OF the community service
will be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

Mrs. II. w. Hollis and son Jack
returned to Seattle Saturday after.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-05

20 suoq sm ~ IN 4 z ~ slosm
Mrs. w. l.. Thompson. 1913 seth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Nac!1men Win Two

S-g, Philadelphia
4.-. -.---1l. VICE todav by
7-s q go -ad i 70 , Perkins
-.o-s 1or1 ne ,ocal runs
-am4 while Taach' :
~ re .r.s-h scored fqr
a- 1Iuth the visitors
II. SIS a.,er -vo were 0u1,
ar@ -a nat. Perry and
a'-.s@--= 'e~e 7ata narted from the
re ---7r1 came With the
a. -ta a sixth inning, Dauss
-' he 7~st -wo hat-ess then
Gee s.. -c~secut1ve hits. Scores;
-'-s. ----
s7o0 Bl e-l-l0-L
p 20 @ n q Q - 81
ma .-- Sranags Keefs ana
Nfeo~. -z--F-
900 n 0 Q O. ALL
; 0 /. x-l1-16-1
-''--.Sa''s ass ana StaazEe
-. ana Perkins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
READFTELD

Readfeld schools viii open tnr the
fall term Tuesday. Sept. til. under
me instruction Of the following
teachers kenr's HiIl--Miss Carolyn
Mcfarland. Montyllle: Corner Gram
nar-aiss Eva Croswell. Pennington
Falls; Corner Prirnafv-Miss Carolv.,
Alien. Columbia Falls: Taft-Mrs.
Edgar Smith, Belfast. Depot Gram
nar-M3ss Izetts ROYAL. Readfeld
Depot; Depat F-inarv-Mrs. Sarah
Dudley. Regdfeld Depot: Plains
Miss Greta Nickerson, HaIlowesl:
East Headtsld-MrS. Alice Dudley.
Readfield Depot.
The schools al the Corner will be
z session each week from TUESDAY
10 saturday inclusive. thus allowing
the helping teacher, Miss Allen 70
Vlsit the other schools from rs-ne 70
time On Mondays and giving the
other teachers opportunity TO vis,t
her school on Saturday Miss Allen
mas been n attendance al the spessa
school for rural leaders al CASTE
this summer and viii bring wirfl her
The benefits of this six-week-coufsr-
erlce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

Mrs Mary Calmane. aged So wears.
who disa appeared about noon Friday
from the summer camp on the Bay
side road. Ellsworth, where she was
staying with her daughter. was found
by Fred ]. Smith around 4 O'Clock
Monday near an old mill site about
three quarters of a nile from the
camp. alive and apparently noi much
the worse for her experience after be-
ing four days and three nights IN the
open ana al3 this time without food
other than berries which she may
nave picked during her Yanuergnss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Braves Lose Final
In Red Series. Ga

cincinnati. Sept. The champions
made i two out sf three from the
Braves n the Last game Of me ss-, ss
Today, winning % 3. Scott. whe
was knocked out Of the box yesterday.
went back toby ana was hi freely.
All runs off hllu being earned. Fisher
was effective until the eighth. when
Two hlTs ana q walk with no one OUT
caused hlrn 70 De relieved bv L-uuue.
who COL the SIX men VINO faced nun
n order The victory advanced the
Aecs u 1rs1 place by narrow margin
of TWO points The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

After Reeen

Mr. MAEER Of Aurus-a "
Speaker, # II IS not our Of or,,a-
might ! inquire The status of mi,
number one with reference m -a,y,x-
Uarion
The SPEAKER: The Chair w,r
state that the bill has been nassso
10 De engrossed II concurrence ut,T,
me action Of the Senate. ana IS y, "a.
nanos 81 the engrossing clerk n -.,,s
Tine.
MI MAAER- Would il Ne n-one-
20 MAKE inquiry through he Chni-
relative 20 the bille
The SPEAKER: The ren-,e-nz,
may 40 SO.
ny AAHER- May ask the gen
lie'naln from Eoulton CMr. Barnes, II
ne does not think there is an inc1rr-
pauniliry between the AS, MR. ~
section one occurring ON mare thr...
anu the tenth line On page Eve ,,,e
point being this: The ffrsf MR. ~
section one would seem 70 ne in e,--
res OF 1000 ana less than n 0oa q,
allow the boards 70 be IN session fuy
ten secular DAYS. on the first sinh,
upon the latter two they were To "a
wise That as what il seems TO NJ
Then still further on in section one
on page Eve. u says the boards of
registration are authorized 70 remain
IN session every day except the last
day OF each session. etc Does not
that allow them TO be IN session On
The ninth day for registration.
The SPEAKER The gentleman
from Houiton. M Barnes, may re-
ply through the Chair
Mr. BARNES: Replying through
the Chair 70 the gentleman from An
gasta Mr., Maher1. Us I remember
the bill the number of days upon
Winch boards of regisIra1iun-wnich
Includes the municipal officers in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
BOXING NOTES

Joe Rivers the Gloucester fisher
man. Won on a foul Monday night al
Bath from KID Nolan. u the fifth
round Of the second bout Nolan hit
ing low The bell saved Young COT
m ~ Bath n the last round with
Young Dempsey Of Biddeford. Young
Mayo Of WaIeF-vtIle took he count
IN The third round Of The semi final
Win Young CorheIt Of Lewiston.
Mayo was he more skiIlful. but
much lighter and could MOI stand the
heavy blows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Pirates 4. Giants ,

FlT-sourgh- Pa. Sept. - Fits
7argn again defeated New York 70
daN : 10 ?. The visitors scored al
taelr runs II the fourth inning IN
tour mis- The locals made one run
IN the 1rsf inning and the other
three N the fourth on Bancroft :
error TonFT relieved Benton n
mat inning ana stopped the scor-
tnE. Score:
New York o o 0 80 0 . o-S-11-7
Pittsburgh ooos --7o-n
Ben1on- ToneE and SNYDER: Coop
CT and Enefnrr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
I'd Sox Clean
: lineage Series

=, -.-, Boston maze
rv.s- II s t1ree game Sc
-, -.c7 " winning today
SO. ~ ne drs- t.Tne Kerr haa
,.as-4 ~ Boston this season.
amer -.- -our slnG.es n the
v-.-.-. ~aor,nE. . double PLAY
s-,s--z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
'BaTted tor SCOTT IN 9th.

wo-aase hits-Ds Utse-c. C4rotl. Stol-
eh azses-Roush. Mann. Sacrifices
Raih. Duncan. Crane. Bo@ckeI. Ford.
Doupie p4av-Rath u Crane. Left on
DIS t=s-5osfon &. Cincinnati Bases
on hallS-9F Fisher 3. If scar- $
E7-is-'9f Fisher n Is innings. of
-uque II : % innings. Struck ont
By Fisher !, ny Luuue :. nv scar
Passed n.--I-winEo. Winning ni,rhar
2 lsAef- rnpli@s. KEN ana Ernsiie
Time so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
EA> TERN LEAGUE

~ Hartford J.
Springfield s.
$50" Haven . first
.-r New Haven .
De.
2--ogeport shrst
= SIZED Bridgeport 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Proceedings
Of Special Session Of
the Maine Legislature

M-- AlNCklEy OF 50. Portland:
Mr. Speaker. some lawyers Of aosfil. j
are of the opinion that the Nineteenth
Amendment 20 ne Constitution Of the
United States automatically gives
women not only the right 70 vote but
the right 70 hold office. Other law-
yers Of equally as great ability believe
the contrary. The courts have held
many times that the right 20 vote and
the r1GnI 10 hold Office are distinct.
ana that either may exist without the
cIher: anu n order that there may pc
no question as 70 This matter. ana n
order that women shall have the right
which everybody now hopes she may
have not only 10 vote. ouf - hold any
Office that a man can hold. ms bill IS
presented. ana l move. M Speaker.
that Il have IFS three several readings
and ne pas-ea To Dc engr0ssed With
out reference n committee
The motion prevailed. ana The rules
were suspended. and the bill gwen is
three several readings and was passed
10 be engrussed. and semi 70 the Sen
ate for concurrence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

The house On Bennock road. sssYI-
water owned by n. 3. Rogers ana
occupied by Cyrus Rowland ana @zrn-
liE was totally DESTROYED by are Mon
day afternoon. The fire sfar-s<f IN N.
aarn origin unknown and had gained
sl,ch Roadway when the ire derzr--
ment arrived thar II was impossible
70 save the house The loss in prac-
ticaiiv covered. by insurance Al the
furniture was saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

'''- a-4.- should be- a hani+ with
aEs ne Maine Depart
7"a--a. ~ more explicitly,
Eauid ne galnsd and
/ p. roper observance of
h.. 2abitz The eating If
",-H some food III regula.-
b.. Wa plenty Of water be-
B.. Wal 40 much towards
T.. ''a4,v health. Other
h. w worth culrivarinS
- ,oothDT1sn after
L., 9.aAnce Of poorly ven
p Silently If fresh air.
|Ee--. ana plenty Of ontae0r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

t-ouitor. Sept The tasrex- a.ts
OF horses which has ever noddes IN
the word on Maine track. Will S.--
a ne fTee-tor-aA at the Houltou
Falr on next Friday afternoon.
seven horses VIII starr. zan c.
SaoE Doll May Bird. Zen Ali rhe
problem. Peter FAr-en ana r.adv
GraTIaa
over eco horses are entered for rhe
racing, this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
I ank aas :. Browns. 0

a@ -~ur A-New York
b ~ :. -va.s - e -odas-, VII
b. - a~es -snes 70 l, Il was
/. 5--w-. =ra came N the Polo
f-a---s season. carr Mays
F. a--...-1t zane and 7r1s ac-
r-a=- -- supper The Yankees
/ Gs -a- Ikea nm P-att's +1rsf
BIN 80. ne. ev Lewis, Eodle s
g ara N-~- s4c.~hce IL Score;
-a-.s p ID. p p @ 5+-f,-+-2
'eT -s . n q g z-2---1
ma -.- So er=fd, NAYS and
h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

smaller towns and cit.Rs-a-e re-
CURED 10 be n operation varies with
he Sfxe OF the cities and as ! re-
member II. the number of DAYS dur
Ing winch they are n session solely
for the purpose af revising and COR
rec-1ug the lists In some cities the
cwo latter days and n others only
the last day. Now this question
arose II may happen that al nine
o'clock n the evening there are pres
enf larger number than can ne reg
isfered SO as TO close at nine II was
the opinion of many of the mem oers
of the carnmit-ee that i would not
De necessary 70 authorize the board
ID remain n session until the line Of
walters had al been registered: SO il
was written into the Dill that the
board might be u session Now the
sentence On page I'VE beginning
with line s. 10 my mind would mean
tia. boards of registration otherwise
authorized 70 receive applications for
registration on the dRv before the
last secular DAY preceding election
might operate as boards OF reg3sI-a-
non 10 receive the applications and
decide upon their qualifications and
that boards Of registration in the
oAl before drafted 70 occupy ne two
latter days IN revision and correction
would be operating on the day be-
fore the last secular day preceding
election al the work Of revision and
correction. II the language accom-
p1ishes that I think II was The pur-
pose and intent OF the committee
would inquire If that n any measure
answers the inquiry"
Mr. MAEER: I merely wished 70
De informed if the gentleman con
siders that the language conveys
that ~-naanlng--baAr1s Of re,E.sir-l--
non are authorized 10 remain n ses-
s1on for registration OF voters on any
day except the iasI dav'
Mr. BARNES MY answer. Mr.
Speaker through the Char Is THIS.
that the work af revision and cor
roc1-on Of the isis thai IS ne wrist
ing of the name Upon the Official fist
IS the lasI solemn act Of registrar: non.
and THAI acT Is part OF ne WORK Il
The Board IN the registration Of vo-
rers and nothing else. So thar the
generic term of words -'-gI stt,a5lon
Of rotess' includes al Of the work
which boards OF registration. incfud-
ing municipal officers ny 40 from
the 1I-sr day II which registration 8
allowed under the statute until me
time set on the last day when me
cor-eeT list Is 10 pc handed 10 me
clerk. 20 De used on the following
Monday for the election.
The SPEAKER The Chair VIII
state that there Is nothing formally
before the House. out Il mas allowed
the discussion 10 go on IN order 70
clear Up the meaning OF the bill
On motion by Mr., Barnes Of Ruui-
ton. the House recessed until enc
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BELFAST


Etnula X Frost graduate u tie
New England Conservatory. e.der
daughter II prland :. Frost. vas mar
-2ea al noon today al me Frosr resi-
aencc Al Norrhpert avenue 20 Ernest
v Anderson " PassRsC. \. :. Ihe
ceremony was performed n The -ecep-
zen hal. Rev. George = Saue- II ne
Baptist church officiating WITH the
Episcopal single ring service. The
on-s attendant was Miss Katherine,
Eoung SISTER II ne nrsds. wao served
7s ring besrer The u-ada was given
n marriage by her fathe- ana ney SIS
,sf Miss Mvrr'e- played me wedding
march. he BT1da- chorus from ''Loa~,.
sfen NJ ana Mrs. Anderson sef-
immediately for a months motor t--p
20 Nora Scotia and other Canadian
provinces and VII reside n Pasxs,r
The wedding ~ Miss Myrtle F-cs- ann
arthur Wy'ie "f Boston viii take
place n Belfast Lne last Of October
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

A. @

~ .s.- -.ts-F elscA. Fennoch-
.,... -.---E---. stolen bases
-rs-.sa-. Sacr-tca-Eit-.
~. -r-E -olllrs 70 Rlsner- ID
2~aav % Scott TO McIn-
len - ~ seS--hluaEo S: Bos-
aese n halls-Ctf Kerr :
-s,-7v Kerr tE2ennock}
---. ..--2y Nc~- 3 ny PennoCk
----l-- hall ana ow1es. Time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Afternoon Session

The SPEAKER. There are no
matters as yer Tor the House TO act
upon My purpose n calling II TO-
gethe- IS simply 70 suggest that We
have emergency matters coming up
iaIe- where we must haze 1oI votes.
Therefore. hope the members Of the
House will remain nearby, sub5ec: TO
call.
On motion by Mr. Williams Of Au-
burn. the House recessed until three
clock daylight saving -me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

The FIRST woman 20 register n me
'faee Of City Clerk Charles s. Bick-
f"-7 his morning was Mrs. Essie p
Gar3e. wei known Belfast business
woman chairman Of the woner,s Re.
publican association Of Waldo county
About = women -egis tered during 80
CIV ana I IS believed lie rrrnh.-
would have been much lxrre- b.s ,,,..
day no; been stormy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

Fr~1Tn me Senate.
Communication from he Secretary
II state
STATE OF MAINE
Office of Secretary Of state.
Augusta August q. 1a.o-
= the P-esld Gent II the Senate and
Speaker If the House Of Represent
JaIives.
eT-nIl eTnen In accordance with The
requirements al Section four. Chapter
one Of M Revised Statutes. : have
ne honor % inform you that the
Public Acts a list If The ritie< ~
which u hereto appended. have bean
approved -ov me Governor
Very respectfully your obedtent
servant FRANK X. BALL.
Sec-etarv Of stair
Al &C. TO amend Chapter seven.
Section p Of the Revised Statutes.
relating 10 assistance n marking
baIlolS.
An aC- % provide for the -eEsr-a-
ion Of women pr1or 70 me stare and
national elections for chs wear 1e.n
An aCr % increase the number Of
election clerks for each polling place.
An ACT % prevent the derlaI ~
abrldEment " ne r1ght % hold atrce
on account Of sex
Came from he Senate rad s-e
ordered placed on Sic N. the House
read and ordered placed on lie IN
concurrence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

The SPEAKER The Chair AVS be-
fore thu House an aC1 % amend
Chapter seven. Section nineteen II
the Revised STATUTES relating 20 as
sisrance IN marking ballots. The
Chair viii state that this act carries
the emergency clause ana reg uiras
the Two thirds vote Of alI -ne mem
beers elected 70 this House IN order g,
enact il AL those n favor II It's
being passed 70 De enacted viii 1zse
and stand until counted and Iht
teilers VIII make rhe count
A division being had,
One hundred and eight voting IN
favor ard none against; and the bilI
was passed 70 De enacted.