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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-04
HEAVY TOLL TAKEN
OF LIVES IN OHIO BY
FIRES DURING YEAR
CBy Associated PresG

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 4-Three hun.
dred and twenty-four persons in Ohio
lost their lives during the II months
ending December 1, from fire, an in
crease of S5 over the same period in
1919, according to State Fire Mar,
shall William J. Leonard. An increase
Of ia in the number of persons in
jured by fire is also shown. The total
injured for the II months was 401.
Total fires during October numbered
299, with total loss OF $541,922. Care.
lessness figures in the majority of the
fires, the report sets forth. Bad wiz
ing was responsible for 23 fires, care.
lessness with matches caused 81 and
children playing with matches, is, the
monthly report shows.
Sparks from chimneys were the
most serious cause of fire during Oc-
tober, p blazes being traced to that
cause. Fourteen were due to stoves
and furnaces being too close to wood
work. Nine blazes were caused by
kerosene stoves and lamps.
Leonard has issued a Christmas
warning, under the head of BE Merry
But Careful. He cites the many
causes of fires at Christmas time and
gives timely suggestions to overcome
the dangers.
TOLEDO, %, Dec. 4.-County com
missioners are not required to build
walls embedded in earth TO prevent
runawavs and wild drivers from going
down entertainments. Their duty ceas-
es when they have seen that danger
MI ntocfcH hv ri lis
to serve as a warning.
Such was the ruling of the Toledo
district appellate court in a Wood
county suit it reviewed here.
Edith Hahn. Administrative of the
estate of Christian H. Hahn. sued the
Wood county commissioners for the
death of her husband. who was killed
in February, 1916, when his team ran
away and dragged the wagon over an
embankment on the Dixie highway. It
was alleged there was no guard rail
at that point
The court held that the cause of the
accident was not the failure of the
cOmmisS iOnerS TO place d guard there,
but the runaway itself. and that the
ordinary warning rail would not have
prevented the fatality. The judgment
was reversed
COLUMBUS, o.. Dec. 4.-Ohio has
go, 900 foreen-born men scattered
throughout the state, according TO f.
e. Nermillion, state Americanization
director.
Cleveland with 10000 foreign-horn
men leads the list Of Ohio cities:
Youngstown and East Youngstown has
10000: Akron. 1900: Toledo. 10000;
Dayton. 5000: Columbus. 5000; Gin
cinnati. 5000; Lorraine. 1000; Barber
ton, 5000. A total of $4,000 are scat
tered in coal fields and the balance are
located in smaller cities throughout
the state.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Dlugo letni sierzant poll
cyny, Edward MarpoOl
z%amordowany,

Jak donoSilismy we wczoratszeJ Ero-
nice, wczoraj kr6tko po p0inocy roze'
gra}a sic krwawa walka policyi z ban
dytami ma MISUNDERSTANDING stronle
miasta. kt0ra w~strZasneta ca}q dZiel-
MICA jadwigowska. Ma p~osterunku padf
Sierzant patrolujacy re stacyi Shake
speare ave, Edward MarpoOl. oraz Je-
den z bandyt6w Jan KrystOwdzik, a.
las Carlo. Wediug opowiadania poll
cyl. niejaki David Pluci1Ski, szynkarz
Z pnr. 300 No. Western ave-, zatelefo-
nowa} ma stacye pOllcyjnq Shakespeare
ave, donoszlc, re W jegO wyszynku
znajduje sic dw6ch mczczym z bronia
acknowledged sic podejrzanie. Ma
Skutek tego wezwania sierzant Mar
pool. kt6ry cd szeregu lat znany byl
- jake jedcn 2 najlepszych sierzau-
tow W departamencie p~olicyjnym. -
wSiadi do Won patrolowego i zabie-
rajac 2 SODA dw6ch ~p0licyant0w udal
sic ia wSkGEane miejSce. Me chcQc
sploszyG bandyt6w, zatrZymali w6z 0
hlok od ~wySzynku, zgasili Swiatia i
udali sic M miejSce. Zanim ~iednakae
dcSzli. zOstaIi zauwazenl; padl strZaf,
kula usodziia SierAanta Marpoola W d
koiicy serca, ten padl ma ziemie | tyl-
10 zdola} pow!cdziec: ,JW pc mnie,
ME pOwlcdzcie 0 ten mel aOnie" j
SEonal.
Dw0ch p"licyant6w, kt6rzy byli w
iegn towarzystwip, widzac co sic dzicjn.
pocze!l StrzelaC W strOne uciekajacych.
Jeden L mich odwr6cil sic ~jeszcze raZ
| daf Strzai, pOczrm wSzystkO umilklo,
a bandyci zulEli z oczu pOlicyi.
Dwie dziewczeta. tamtedy przecho-
dzlce, byly przez tych bandyt6w row
nic2 moleStowsne, lecZ jcden 2 Mich
miai p6wicdziec. danny pok6j dziew-
czetom, mic strzelajmy" vice puSclli
je wolno. niemi byly: 2l-letnia Julian
ma W%andurska i 20-letnia Helena
Schultz. obie zamieszkaie pnr. 1886
Dean nj. Tel sa1nej nocy PREY zbicsu
ulic Milwaukee i California ave-, poll
cyant Fred RiStau, Fam. pnr. 333 Sc.
Trumbull AVE., "a uwazy} OkOto godzi-
ny 3ej rano, jak jeden z ~bandyt6w
szedl SkrwawiOny policyant zatrzymu-
jqc 30 zawOial ,,st6j", lecz tenAe "a
czai strzciGf; policyant Udpowicdzini
oSniem i jedna .kula trafiia bandytc
W brzuch Zabi3H go ma miejscu. P0-
tenn prZybyio SpOro policyant0w. kt6rzy
zajeli sic poszukiwanicm z5iegiego zlu-
czylcy.
Wc2oraj oibyi sic inkwest koronera
mad awlokaini %pOiicyanta MarpOOla !
bandyty KryStoWdzika, ma kt6rym by
~ | nbic dzicwczta polskie. Iolicyanci
i iona zabitego sierAanta. InkwuSt 2
pUw%lu braku szczcg6i0w, jakotcz z
hruku drrSicSo Z}oczyhcy zOStat Cd
&o2ony do dnia 5so listopada b.. +. Po-
IicyAnt MarpOol hyi W s{uzbie poll.
cy !nCj przez 80 lat. liczyt lat So. hyi
zcnltym / za~miesZkiwai prZy ulicy
Iowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
,KR01KIE N01ATN MIEJSKE.

Tutejsi przywodcy partyi
dcmokratyczncj czynia przygoto-
wanna cclcm urzqdzenia W sobo-
te wicczor wiclkiej parady z po-
chodniami. ma Geese gubcrnato-
RI Cox'a, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT kan
dydata ma prezydenta. Stanow
Zieduoczonvch. Parada sformujc
sic wczesnie wieczorem W Srod-
miesciu i podazy pO Michigan
ave do Coliseum, gdzic pre-
mawiac bedzie g~ubernator Cox.
W'{aSciciclc automobilow, majq-
cy zamiar wziaG udziai W para
die winni o ten poWiadomit
~wczeSniej Thomasa d. Garry,
z pnr. 61S Ashland block, "a kto-
rego inicyatywa odbedzic sic po-
wyzsza parada.
- Policya chicagoska poszu-
kuje Own pietnaStoIetnich dzicw-
czat. Jeanette Sturgeon i Sary
Ford, kt6re tydzien temu ucie-
xiv Z domu rodzicow W Mary
willie. Tenn. i prawdopodobnie
z~naiduja sic w Chicago. Obie
dziewczeta uciekly Z domow w
zamiarze wstapienia do pred
siebiorstw ruchomych obraz6w.
Poczatkowo miafy one zamiar
udaG sic do Kalifornii. ale gdy
p~rzekonaiy sic, &c ma TAXA po-
dr6& ME wystarczy i'm pieniedzy,
uda'y sic W strone Chicago. o.
cicc jednci Z dziewczat, Stur-
geon, przyby} wczoraj do Chica-
go celcm pomozenia policyi W
poszukiwaniach ZwiedZiono
wczoraj wszystkie hotcle i tea
try t~utejsze, ale o dziewczetach
- ami siychu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
ZJoZAFATOWA.

" ubiegla niedzlele W kosciele p.
W. sw. J6zafata, gdz!e proboszczem
jest X. Franci5zek Cs;rowski, odbyio
sic bierznowanie. ,kt6rego udziela
]. E. X. Arcybiskup jerry Murdelein
d. D. o gclzinie 3ej popotudniu
przyby3 X. A~rcybiskup W towaray-
stwie swerZo kanclerza Y. dr.. Hooa-
ma ma pleoan!e J6Safatowska; po
~prsebraniu sic W szaty pontyfika!ne,
wprowaizono go procesyonalnie .
plebanii prey udziale licznego zespo-
lu kaplan6w, poprzedzony mini
strantam! z krzyzem. dziewczatkanl
W bell, PREY odgiosie dzwonow ko-
Scielnych do koSciola. W czasie tel
~proceSyi. admtnistraHYe wszystkich
tow~arzystw koScielnych ~utworzyty
~szpaler. Sakramentm Bierzmowania
Y. Arcybiskup udzieln 230 osohom,
~przewaanie m%Iod1ieiy, W a%syStencyl
Y. Franciszka Ruscha, kapelana Sic
rocinca Sw. Jadwigi " Niles / Y. DR..
Stan!slawa Bony. Pr3y bierzmowa-
n!u pomagali: X. AlOSzy Szczerkow-
ski i X. Karol Marc!nkiewicz. Nadto
obecni byil: X. Pralat Stanislaw Ma
wrocki, Y. F~ranciszek Wojtalewicz,
Y. Kazimierz SztucZko c. S. c., x.
Jan Sobieszczyk c. r., Y. Frarciszek
Marcinek, y. Antoni Halgas, y. Raj
mund Applet, y. FranciSzeG Cries,
X. Bronislaw Czaikowski. X. Felix's
Prange. X. FrancisZek Tyrcha, x.
Julian Grzezinski, Y. Antoni Wisnie-
wski, X. Szczepan Kowalski, Y. An
ton! Gawryoh, X. Jan Sobota, y. Jan
Grembowicz, Y. Jan Kepd2iora, X.
Wiadyslaw Balcer, y. J6zef Sehnke,
Y. TomaSZ Bona, Y. MaksymAian
Warkocki. oraz m!ejscowi \. Stani-
slaw Derengowski. X. DIR. Jan Mel
carek. X. Ptotr Witmahski I X. Jo-
zef Karabssz. Chrzestnymi podc1as
hierzmowania byIi: Oh. Teofil XVII
dzihskt i J6zei Pionke, starssy, oraz
panic: Teresa Schfichtenberg ! Ag-
nisszka De-InG. Oitar2 byI pieknie
nrz~ystrojony w kwiaty paprocie o.
raz rzeSiScie oSw:etloay. ChoT roo
dyrekcya p. Sobo'ewskiego, cdapie-
wal .,Ecce Sacerdos Magnus" v CA
sic gdy Y. Arcyb!skup wchodzn do
wnetrza ko$ciola. Slowem uroczystost
bierzmowania odhyia sic impouuia'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
EXTRA!
Rad LITEWSKI ZREZY
GNOWAL - USTANOW1O-
NO Rad BoLSZEWIcKI.

Londyn, 81 pazdziernika. -
(Prasa Zjednoczona,) Depesza z
Rygi do Central News" donosi,
Re Rad litewski zrezygnowas i
ustanowiono rad o charakterze
bolszeWickim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

Polski polityk. czy wlekszy czy mnie1
sly "a obowiazek poczytywat sohle
powinien stale rekiamowaG narodo.
wosc nasza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
nnHNNM cT1cA0o0K saRss.
Rozs WiecsJ dropaySa oSloEssh. ant
tell wsEystkie inns dsisnniA p0AkN
y ChlcaGo HHSnRu uStStnE

DZIENNIK CHICA-OSK1 zamiesI'
ga wiecej drohnych ogloszeh, anizeit
wcrrsttic inne dzienniki polskie " Chi
ago razem wziete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

w najbii4sza piedzieie ~odhedzie sir
zabawa towarzyska urzadzopa stara-
nlemzhaczouvch towarzystT. ''EVsty
dochtd z zabawy prEeznacZony ma Ho
rzysC parafii. kt6ra odbsdzie sic W
sali p~aratialncj, przy Southport /
Bclden ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
ZAWIADOMIENIE.

ZAWIADOMIENIE.
Donosimy wszystKim krew--
nym I znajomym II zwloki mai
ukochanszego zo~inierza, syna |
brata naszego
S. P.
Stanislawa G6reckiego
beda przeniesione z Lofty ma Tote
familijna " czwartek, dnia rs
pazdziernika, o godzfnie 2ej po-
poiudniu, ma cmentarzu sw.
Wojciecha.
o liczny wsp6ludzial W tym
obrzadku zaprasza W smutku
pograzona:
RODDINA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

MieGscoWy asystent Y. Piotr Wit
manski, zorgan.Zowai pred kilku
mieslaCami Towarzystwo Mlodz!e2y
Imienia Jezus, kt6re minlo kr6tEie--
20 czasu swcgo %istnIenia szybko ro-
snie / rozwija; miodziel garnte sic
/ skupia pr1y kosciete, gdzie POGO
stale pod bacznem okiem pr7ewod-
nik6w duchownych. TowarzystTo
powy2sze posiada piekny lokal W bu-
dynku szkolnym. gdzie spedza wclue
chw!lc. ma czytaniu dobrych i pozy-
tecznych ks!aaek, ma rozrywkach.
Jak ~naprzykiad, cry W karty, a
caby, &wiczcnia atletyczne oraz inne
rozrywki 2 ktorych kaidy msodzie-
nice nalezacy do tegoz z~rzeszenia
korzysta TAX moralnie jak i fizycz--
ME. Towarzystwo to urzadzac tedz'e
wleczorki pol&czoue : p~rzed2ta~ie--
MEM observation-disclosures. " MEDIA
lekiej p~rzysHHnSci ~pcxazany bedzle
! obra1 p. {. ,,Ofiara" (Victim).
WczoraJ odbyIy sic diva pogrzeby
z koSciola D. w. sw. J6zafata, a mia
nowicie: o godzinie Gel 2rana s. p.
| Malgorzaty Anzelmo 2 domu XVII
| dzihsk!ej. Nabotehstwo i ceremonie
li~turgiczre odprawn x. Jozei Kara
basz: a o godzinie 1oej zrana :. p.
! Maryanny Skolskej. Naeozehstwo
odprawi} X. Stanislav D~erengowSki.
! Miejscowy probosZcz X. Franci-
! seek ostrowski, informuje mas, Il
~nabotenstwa W przyszla niedziele "
koSciele o. W. Sw. Jozafata~, odprawiaC
sic bsda O nowym j~czas!e. Parafianie
powinpi do tego sic zastosowat.
W niedziele dnia 1890 b. m. IL
| stopada b. T. " kosciele p. W. sW.
J6zafata, przypada Patrona parafir.
z okazyi tel odbedzie sic dorocz1y
odpust.
Dzisiaj " koSciele p. W. sw. J6za-
fata odbeda sic ~nastepujace sluby:
D. .Wiadys4awa K~lareckiego z parma
M~aIgorsata Ry$ i p. Williama Greed
2 parma Marta Pionke. Dnia 1890 IL
stopada b. r. odbedzie SIC Stub p.
Augusta Deringa z panna Rozalie
Damptz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

W niedziele dnia 1890 b. m. IL
stopada b. T. W koScieIe p. W. sw.
J6xafata, przypada Patrona parafif.
z okazyi tel odbedzie sic doroczny
odpust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
Ak1GY OFFICERS COME 10
AUGUSTA IN AIRPLANE

LesE SEsassm md Servx Esrner. ~
Phstsgrzphse Ser4ssn q Aswv snu
a Mustr Fseaa Thursaay AFsr-
oson-LAnaSnS Gear IL Bsps..s
osssssn IN Fssss
LaeuE David &. Ssansou ann S-rr-
Beesne- E Eancre Of the Avsarson
service nf the e g A-nv. landed AZ
rae muster 1esd late Thursday after
MUM n 4 De Earezaaac army bapiane
coming 1run Frzzzagnan. Mass.
they made HE ril here IN fast time
arriving here aooR- 4ss ?, NJ. but IN
landing On tine fed shortly before
lark sney had raak mzsfor-1ne 10 strike
= hole breaking the zzadins gear al
ne cEpaane- They were gsianala- %
go 10 Portland soday sut VIII remain
aeze for \ few days while the repairs
are osang made On the b8nla7e-
The ozzcssx are n the pn01ogza Eafa1r
secEsnn cf sAe army anG hare anne
10 Maine Id 1axe pictures On me -uv-
efuDenf reservations around Portland
and other Places they we're recently
AZ Portsmouth, N z - 1aGe Some
photographs. The bspzane N rnaEn
they Ars making the 1rEp has sb-soor
Wig spread and Is equipped EzT. a
s4sA n. >. Liberty motor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

The GnsxHrEziass lzGI1ez All So
naszE mel IA the razrch sarEors
Thnrsdar zfsernccs wsra the 1naiow-
nag hoss=sses Mrs E=4ga sHascln=
Mrs Marguerite Mzs-un, Mrs Sarah
w7gsss.
Mrs. Jennie aoxe Smith Of Burn
lam Was "a TOWN. Wednesday. ne
guest Of relatives
Pazzg Coolsdse Of psrzzHesG and
Forest Goose Of wzsezrzzie- have re-
7aRr'1ed f-un hunting 1ra2 an sAs
Mcosehezd Lake region bringing
home On aeeE
Deputy Eoilec1sr Of Internal Rev
=nze Ear-E H Tharsouga was a
Business calder IN Skc~hegaa-
"Wednesday.
M aaa Mrs George " Pax-ea
Mrs Malnzr Bel and Mrs Mary Wi
as we're IA EaEazgaa- Wednesday 20
attend rae SESSION 81 the East Som
e-.s=1 Pomona Gc-anEa
Mrs Eva Common 81 TINS tsr1 xsz a
MI ana Mrs @ g Webster Of Aa-
gus1a Jeff Thursday for 81 Peters
burg. Fla where they VIM pass the
Einzsr
Capt William l. Ross was . hs-sa-
7ess caller m Warervlsse weants-
CAV
Mr- and Mrs. Van II Stevens. who
are pRsEsa g several weeks in camp al
Great Moose Pend were in t3Ea
Wednes1ay- passing the gay with MI
Stereas' parents MI and Mrs Char
res A Stevens NJ their home IN Main
svre~t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
To Probe Finding
Election Ballots
IN New York Sewer

New York New All Pols clerks
eaer-2on znspec1ars and the hazr5 If
ealraNang Inspectors In Inc liza
esecrscn 1Es7-.cs af me ts2zla assem-.
nlT distract M2aaazEza- were sac-
1oenaed ton1ga1 nv Issz-aC- Attorney
S-s2n 10 appear az azs okrize toEsas-r-
Tgx IN CONNECTION wsER the 6anzax Of
- oz2aoIs FsGaT az la- opening Of q
sewer
William Nogz and gaseqa EuET-
mana made zH6aszzs mat hey Asz4E
d0Zao the saEaSIs ~rsra we're
marked for Mr. Swami the district
az1or1sy. who : 4 sang1iasze f'or ST.
9FsEe court guszsce a1d appears To
have been defeated On the face Of
present returns
The district azror1eT sE2z.-a vhaz
me election aGE3als II the distract
VINO we're sgpzoene5 would be -'sa-
reH~7ew-d 5s rae grand Iu--
i an g0laE 10 ask me extreme
penalty ne sad tor aag v5oaa1soa
Of 7hs electBon laE. as ] a2~aEs have
cone
Boar Of esecT1ans records show
1haz sSs vozsrS Registered n the e5ee-
non 2Rs1r.cg wazle -ae rezarz sheet
f-ar Inc aaszrsr1 csgs-fes there we're
-ss4 detective ballots or norr. 1azn
0ne aeferlaEe fzr every registered
voter
Members Of tine 5asrracr ssrnrzsy =
SAT- expressed the ea2nBan Thar
frauds naaa been committed IN sew
srzl DISTRICTS c31EaE as an example
rFza--as from Harlem DISTRICTS pops
lsztEI c15e-T sV negroes In aear31
s#erv 5aE-1ET IN -as HACK a<z--
every ToIs registered wss css1 far
ne judiciary candidates. q was SAID
xsGae ether districts show g.2sz from
~ 10 ~ pr cent " the Registered
V3f@4-s sd ao- ro1s for these caGds-
dates N ore Harlem district il Vas
SAID tAere ware ~ woses more for
The Judiciary Candidates than there
we're Registered vS1erS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
CAPTAIN OF SJNhN
STEAMER CAPE FEAR TO
FACE TRIAL ON FRIDAY

APT Harry A 8gEas II Es,nz 4
saE ---as-tsOT @sss bear ~.T=a far T--.z
on cf1ar-.es preferred Sr ira Tnh-d
STAIRS SrsaEnsoR Inspection sa-vs.ee
officials a. Providence. according -
The Bostun Herald
C27us- r 3 C1AEis- aad 2 p BAL
~ OF me Calseo States Ssaarnxsass n
sssse-c-;@rn service hare preferred
charges against Cz7L Easr.r a Big
g-as al 10 shipping aaar-d sfaaznsr
Cape Fear watch Was ranznsa a-.s
SINK VIII jnss If 70 lives of N-x-
ED-1 F-saaT evening
The chH-g@s specify tran s-azz- Big
gins aElgw@d als nlEel ID ]ezx4 1h4
srls "a Rose Island when &c ssouSs
7agH SEPT zzn Hlsnaxsa z--5F ne v.s-
- passed Sreazars Reef aE--xs5--
max ne CAUSED me collision s- 1easb-
eyszz@3v enRz eng ms course a+7e- w.
p3E.ag 70 ne SaEaaaah Earrs Sig
mas
Ills ---as was So fer Er.Sa-
Seventeen sasrrIT0Ts Of ne Cape
Fear and members of ne er@w at Ne
Ctr @f Atlanta ~ me Sa-a-naa 4sne.
Hn5ca cniliGed with me Cape Fear.
appeared before me inspector ea-sy-
Iszs Weak
CaSt- higgins was Tae 1rs- 10 ee n
t@s-oEazs3 Then capt E-E-rarr Z
tsG--1esd II the CRY Of Atlanta care
MS T@rsaan ~ me collision W Ia
acr Dssa-a a Nar-aEaasesz aav 73l-
OK VIC went aboard me CITY u A.
ANITA SHORTY besur'e me collision. was
-lae third witness
Survivors NJ me Cape Fear xAr-
cslaa enc Bw one and their s-aza-
T--Ts taken Members Of the e--w If
me Cry Of Atlanta followed re sur
rivers The statement ri sAca VIZ
rPss WAS rakrn "A shorthand
TIE witnesses were INSTRUCTED nos
70 submit "a interviews and Cant
E-a<'xe and Mr. aaEler SAID they could
gzve ouI 10 lztorra1agn czncesnlag
me Inysszs2zsGz Gn-1s al TIRE z=sza-
rnnT mad been received The .aEDec-
tcrs viii probably Announce Iaear d.
csssen ~srsE 1Exr we%k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

a bpF IA -sass aE age zTAa- resides
n -ae TRstnoe Eel gnrs s+-cf8cn Of -s7s
CITY END Enn -ArI - EaEsyTal3e
Wednesday at-e.npca caring soDr
saz-a -s3E Of slEEs belonging ~ TIE
father ali 4neskauxn Ii miss 1sxnsr
-as brought Before Jacee Enper- A
eonv AZ the Augusta municipal court
THURSDAY morning z1o was maae 70
7sA-zse r-se SERIOUSNESS NJ Ms oisnSA
X Appeared that Inc youagS= knew
where has .zz1er asrz hzs nonev az
rnnne and secured the kee and Ike
wss- scared most ef me monEv- about
szSa IN bills Ee made scrne 9ar-
e1ssses tor nzrnse3e- ges-rE 4 zq- soTne
-3or.s a7E sfockz1ES- Es lszar net
ssne IF nss cer friends aaa Ez1=- serne
1nRke sure r1xz me oor voDsd aor rail-
en- hEn- Ee then roek sas ezectr1c car
fer wa=srv1IRe
Meanwhile lis bor friend had NET
the father az me vsunEs-sr hsSs tn3a
III r1n- AID md returned the e. "a
kin TIE afaer nnee1aEAlr nezz-ez
me poasce dezsR---nf,- Aad w-sn the
Es4nEss- jumped aI me ca a. Wa
zsTvslle 1e WAS Iaksn fns3 the cazsso6v
Of Inc NazarTaZse police Els father
wact n Na14yvsAts and accom- oxaser
azn hack n Augusta leaving Am al
s-71T azEa 10 pass ne asgnr n me DO
42cs sZzE5cn- Mast af -se nonsr vas
returned TO me HaEaer BY ne Der
I71gs CsnEe care tae ogr sarre Eooa
2zsrlne xzn warmed hin NOT II lez Bay
zszns CT the xznd happen a<aan az me
Consequences would ss SURE II p. So
rsoGs. and rns wounesz=- aau rs father
4e-1 &1s cH1r--con- TIE nEzzE~ was
nsAr1 n an informal Dalns- nc war.-
rSnE hsTznE been maze su1 ter rea
sor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
Democrats Charge
Fraud III Kentucky

T.suzswiEle Ay- NoT- A-So1z L
Egavo1- D@noc-z15E stair eE-r-sszg7
zhsax-.aa tnnsgaz ctargsa Rspn5asr--
ans wst.s g~,oss zEa1cs n ne esevezr1
congressman 6ssz-5et ~ ksrrstxT-
-.,sca Is COMPRISED al eoGn1zes n t1s
mountain regions
M. Csrzvnors charges ware based
On ne variation ~ DasuT1Sses n Iae
senatorial -sce claimed ~ Rsss1 SssEzn
rase headquarters Mr. syzTaeT as
ssz-s impurities claimed to1zv f0-
Richard J. E-,St E=rahIisR7 senator
ia e-argsdas= sxx-e2 By LIS -sose
eEzE NED on X -d1Eslzr
TIE arures he sad wsre -zks1
from ma 5crzsaes claimed ~ rhe r-o
DAYS N rwAavE cgE1x3es u me
-sev@.ra alszrse- He also asserted
%sazr viii. Tct-s sar Er Eszzz rare
eesng piled ap- 4Ese csua- fs- Se1asar
EergAaza ~5ees not sfsw any Ssh
s-aa1zaE rhaaEe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
Michigan Declines
Constitution Ban
on Private Schools

De--r7jt- N5v- a proposed
amendment "a Tt.e STATE cuns-1-z-
non 5-a1 n s1ecT wonId anuIts.,
3arrse.n2a2 and 1T-Uz-s schools II
Michigan has oesa dec3slvalT defeat
81 Rer1T-1s -oGaT fr-cm efseE PRE-
clzcIz- including practically c1n-
ppiszs figures frsn HI TIE PopGlcAs
Counties n ne state era asa ga
against M amendment ana ia sas
N favor 1f r
Late -a5Gaat5pl II the presidential
rugs Indicated taat Harding r-cssx 81
nure wsTss T1Aa ws-A cA$z for al
Candidates On me presidential
rsrkss four Years a=n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05

n question WIN Nj Arss Ba1 -aaz
trey had shed No Hgas Al ne matter
NJ CONNECTION xztA tins case has
me attorney genera vain saF govern
nens case" Mr. Palmer sssd-
Mr. Palmer nae aoz determined TO-
11Enr wae1Ae- re wound - - Indian
E21l4s personally Il -espunse rs Judge
Anderson invitation u IVES lnGsca1-
sd rhRz A-. Anes probably would be
present al the -zn+ Of me inquiry II
Ias GA2k<a<v VI q ssecSH2 representa-
t-v= n me department Of gas71ca re
SAID Ne waazed n De familiar with al
questions pes-xsnLag - 1as ceRl cases
as Eesl as with Mr. Paaners eva
views
There EeTH 53d3cas2gns AZ me de-
pAz-nenT -rlaE TIE controversy Eascn
FrsgspI-az@o Tae r'axag-zz1e- @f Ian n
S1m1s as sDe-zas prosecutor a ne essz
cases was bang us-srEA1 Enr-Hspen-
acme between -a= ds2EETEr Ell and
Mr- >4mns and all Gatz hang bear
51E sn me proceedings nave been as
S--rhiea l. wzs understood me ar-zsr'-
70 3s-,s 2arznE ina aex- lev dzrs
A Eaonga n ns way CONNECTING 1ae
S5rxns ccnr-avEs- win raRzz-s--S "a pc
invest EsEea bv Judge Anderson ldE
Ia De- maintained thRE rs o8siEaen
waE1 rssDees - akl1- Eae eaAG ccn-
s2l-zev e-latzlre secand rame was
the cnzE rsgaaesaaG Proper puslzsen -
1aae H. was reported As fem -
aEE - xks Tne evidence IN ING 15rI1l-
coming case would amount ssasssA-1-
saAZlr tn placing tae defendants twice
N Jeopardy Compliance ~ me nzn-
ars and operators EsIh 1ae n azz.20n
nHanaze Of me nsuT- ssJ-2t-f mat
phase at Inc proceedings. MT Ps ne-
II as ss5d 70 hold wnScsa 1r-ssnpT@d Nam
"a INSTRUCT Mr., Ssmns 10 exclude saksn
evidence from 1ae second urSseca-arn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
Mexican Paper Sees
Prompt Recognition
As Election Result

Mexico CRY Nsv- 4--R~perz. 81
me el%c-5on - ne Tinted srz-as were
g1us7 me ~aTsT'a +run1 pages 81 news
papers Of 1.h1S c5gw
The Excelsior 1sr'ssses s-nmeazaa=
recognition as aus -esa3s AZ z-s esec-
ron- The EKesls31- regards ne esec-
-saFn a personal s'-suke t3r President
1gzsun sDd asserts ne now s.az
ss'srctlT be expected IA refrain --,au,
'ss-raE7-zz1g Aex5cs as revenge
ga nss - Rsp1a5scsn senatorial -na-
.f'I1z5-- ~1arn n ne paSz nRs assumed
81 EnceEdzs2 and even hoszzle Ez-srraa.
T@wa-a -nss COUNTY,
Il Essa7eo re9osceS mar senator
harding = neg Il 1r'e-eaF%r of Use ser
slor Pal lass eug aSse.-s ms s-ar=-
r1en-s regarding Mexico stern = -
vax2e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-05
6IpLSi DON'T
WORRY ABOUT THAT
Ugly LOOKING RASH
srr A--rErMznns Vt LAnnznxA4 To-
gnt 81 E-gAs VII aEsEksy
HER- II

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81 ~ p F-p 2s1 run az IN AND 60
as nu 20 +aw GAS NssG viii won =
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