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The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-14

that the man who works there wor
 ships there, and to each is due, no
 scorn and blame but reverence anc
 praise"
 On being elected to the presiden cy of the Massachusetts senate, Mir
 Coolidge delivered a remarkable ad
 dress. Here are one or two of his thoughts on that occasion: "The wei. fare of the weakest and the welfare of the most powerful are insepara. ply bound together. Industry can not flourish if labor languish. Transportation cannot prosper if manufactures decline. The general welfare cannot be provided for in any one act, but it is we'll to re- member that the benefit of one is the benefit of all and the neglect of one is the neglect of all. The sus- pension of one mans dividends is the suspension of another mans pay envelope.
 "The latest, most modern and nearest perfect system that states manship has devised is representa- tive government. Its weakness is the weakness of us imperfect beings who administer it. Its strength is that even such administration se- cures to the people more blessings than any other system ever pro- duced. No nation has discarded it and retined liberty. Representative government must be preserved.
 The Individuals Rights.
 "The people cannot look to legis- lation generally for success. In- dustry, thrift, character are not con- ferred by act or resolve. Govern ment cannot relieve from toll. It can provide no substitute for the rewards of service It can, of course, care for the defective and recognize distinguished merit. The normal must care for themselves. Self-government means self-support.
 ultimately property rights and personal rights are the same thing. The one cannot be preserved and the other violated. Each man is en- titled to his rights and the rewards of his services, be they never so large or never so small.
 ''Do the days work-if it be to protect the rights of the weak, if it be to help a powerful corporation the better to serve the people whatever the opposition, do that. Expect to be called stand patter,' but don't be 'stand-patter' Ex- pect to be called a demagogue, but don't be a demagogue. Don't hesi- tate to be as revolutionary as sci ence. Don't hesitate to be as reac- tionary as the multiplication table. Don't expect to build up the weak by pulling down the strong Don't hurry to legislate. Give adminis- tration a chance to catch up with 
 Where could one find nobler statement of American ideals than in these words? "We need broad CT, frmer, deeper faith in the peo- plea faith that men desire to do right, that the commonwealth is founded upon a righteousness that will endure, reconstructed faith that the final approval of the people is given, not to demagogues, slavish4 ly pandering to their selfshness, with the clamor of the hour, but to statesmen, minis
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-14

"You didn't know who l was this morning" ....
 "No. Who were you?" ?"-Harvard Lampoon. .... ".....:..
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-14

Cordova. Business is lively and ev- erybody is busy, with the outlook good for a successful year in all industries. Mir. Derry will return to Cordova shortly after the conclu- sion of the San Francisco conven- tion.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-14

Nenana. Where Rails and Rivers Meet
The Nenana daily news., 1920-06-14

Prospect0rs Farmers Trappers Tourists
 The Nenana district offers oppor- tunities for prospecting, farming, and trapping that are unequaled in any other section of Alaska.
 Gold placers of known value, close to Nenana, are producing annually sub- stantial amounts, and there are scores of streams within the district on which little or no prospecting has been done. These streams, until a short time ago almost inaccessible, are now easily reached by means of the new Govern d., ment Railroad, and undoubtedly soon Il, will be the scene of much mining III tivity.
 Farming in the Nenana district has the advantage of growing season fully HI ten days longer than that of any other section of Interior Alaska. There is :,, ctr ct to homesteaders and marketing possi- III bilities are being expanded steadily. III Fur-bearing animals of the Nenana and adjacent districts are noted for the HI fine quality of their fur, and trappers HI annually bring large numbers of belts LII to Nenana and receive for them higher MI prices than are obtained for the average HI furs of other districts.
 Game of all kinds abounds in the Nenana district, there are scores of trout streams easy of access, and the scenic wonders of the district are un- surpassed The district is the natural gateway to Mt. Mckinley National Park, and close to Nenana may be viewed the largest coal ledges in the world.
 Detailed information regarding the resources and possibilities of the Ne mana district may be obtained from the
 Nenana
 Commercial
 Club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Tire FUR Siruarinn

There Is ni--lr 1a-nHr and farm
E-'s ski N TINS Locality WIN HIS been
accustomed ID rurn 4 pretty penny
curing the w1ufer in trapping and
sailing 1ae pats Of ms Cafr:n. Al
nusr auT very the rHzurus VIII be
gr,DE. lRSz Season Il WIS ESPECIALLY SO
and uf COURSE the pr'irss piad then
-Dnid nUI continue EpsryIondT vino
trapped es-7,errad tha1 prices wuuid
dr-up- but nUpnriv aEpHs-ed ThEI the
bu11um would CENTRALLY drap gut as II
EqpRreursy hRs
T-a7pars LAST Sa2slu aJuiu with
half dazan skunk sk-ns ss.clr,x. en-
onEn ID purchase d syopd serv1rAojs
ssITT III Clothes The skins were then
bringing from s. u 81 each To-Day
they -auge T-nm .sl cslrs 70 $50
aRch. Purchasers Eur pelts cEn be
1ounn ID Take the offerings Of furs
tut HI prizes thai appear ric1iClllnussv
small rs ampArsd with last vaHrs
Musk-aIs Skins aRxe gone duw-n
with the resi- falling f-nm 81 anu So
ID - csrrs X 81 each. FTve E-sars
BED L common raj f1x said fur Sc,
last ysar they wanr Ii $50 End S--..ii.
Now & rel good ans viii bring s.;
M 81 Tapulngs TINS st.as5E,n VIII
mi De Ely IuD -HmunaraIire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
GH1F=7-- IN MCINTscv
Question OF lurerarner1 IN Camp %
5e Serrieri litter

Dublin. Nuv I-Ay-flur Griffith.
heAd NJ the Slim Fem and E J. Dug
GIN. Sim Fsin meInaer Of the ParfiE-
EneIII aaSze beam TAKEN 70 MounrIur
TTrIspn II ms Dp1 vel bs.an ieclne.d
whe19lHr they VIII De aTnung rauRa
seIerteti far r3ie BallrazlniHr intern
Tneut Gnnn. I-1lRrnTnEn1 n ZTls
camp accurdinE 10 Tt1e authorities
would ne "a concession as he,-e1o-
fore such nrlsane~s hHxse bean mead
I7lHrRlv Is 'sspmmun criminals
TfleTn arg no fo01han mH1yi1tS
scheduled for raInurrsow- snCh as rllE-
Of las7 SunuaT. which. the .yiffiriRis
SLY, ssrwaEi as q y,,Jvar far the opera
lluns OF Lle murder gang TINS
ETuas SPINE -e.liHf from apprehension
NJ repetition OF last SIndEras
events. TnEs3lhj ACTIVITY WAS dis
piEy7ed by the CROWN forces through
oi1i tsle city 1oEHr and the thorough
searching Of premises N the down
Town se.E-ion iufiiczIs.d ts1R1 the
authorities were taxing a1 possible
T4fNscaur1Dns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
NATIONAL home

0muaf d the aaE Capt. Gadtr,s.y
Little
AnLhu1ly ? i Eenrv of Basffrn.
20 4tT re- admission
Capt ". : OE4k-nHn has returned
rom Dorchester, wnHra ne warr -
TlRss Thanksgiving with rssiA1ivex
TIN returns Harr p2sss.s Saturday
we,-c William Ce.raiciar 1rurn Fad
mouth. ana John n FoIlHnsi,as, 1,,n1n
Boston
The Ezsrur-ls F,yuIn fu,auns,is Sarur-
CIV We're Caiaznan C,lI1.,k t-nlr Lowell.
Grille ThuluRs Erun Bnsiun 2nd
Benjamin p Pike E,-1In FsyvIlle
The 1unsrza NJ the IA1e George r
Simpson was held EgIln the EaIns
JhAyf. IL "a - IA Sa1lu-dA~. Rev
z L PhAlen affcsariuE-
TIN funeral II 1ne lh1e Anuu Per
kIns WIS heid ~ me i1nrne ~ htsr
parents Ma1r and Mrs Nilts l.
Perkins Il LTD Saturday ana was
private. 3sv. T L Phals4n offir.Hl5 M.
The remains wesfe taken II Windsor
tnl- burial Il tire family lH1 There
was III abundance 81 anral tributes
t-1In snT-8w'InE --s.lfIIlxts ann friends
The moving mcclure ElrnE-am fur
ms walk VIII ba as follows: nunfiHv
r aiiace Bend u Sick Attsti-' SO 4
>sts,Int1- comedy entitled ''Durlst
Ne.uizE,I" ana q Paine NtwE- Wed
nt.stit4E,. -.lT3Els Blackwell n The
Third WrgnEn-" And q Fur1d Tya4izav
and Z comedy F-ldAE. r B. Warner.
Z One Euatr 5sfare Dawn" and a
PAthe News and rnIneGfv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
oia South Bazaar Committees

The cnrTIInIT-s,t.s having charge Of
ne Old South bEzsEzr Winch is n be
neId Thursday. Der >. are Cooked
food. Mr-s- GenIIge Morse. Mrs Sin
elixir Ms Sis1llins: handksrcHefs.
MSS Dalsy Sk1Iiins MISS Minnie
Morse Miss Es1eIls EST,7InEl. 4orons.
Ms Powers Mrs DAVID Stoves. Mrs.
anderson Mrs. Douglas Ms Fuller,
Mrs Fuller Philhronk; IuEFszey-y nRs-
tstsl Mrs. C,f1AdbUur-1e- 1-s.-ceur 1utlle.
Mrs Palmer. MS. Chase Mrs. Straw.
fanCy work. Ms BlLkR Ms L Va
AndrEws. Ms wilkins Mrs. T'fie-
tpssr-s; children : IatliE MISS EUeie-tl
Mrs MesarETe. Mrs EAr-neyc tEnie1 II
titles MISS Prehle Miss CzilrnH-. ire
cream. Mrs 8Apbl1-. MISS Stafford
Mrs York. canuv, Mrs. LaiEa Web
ne, Mrs. TiEus Miss Helen chad
bourne sIIppEr giarLmIr1en Mrs
GzssDrEe Saffpr-ti. Ms Ben Tanney
Mrs. Berry. Mrs LungfeIluw Mrs
Snare, Mrs. Austin Miss St5nson
Miss RhIt-sn. Ms Lucille LunE1ei-
luw. Mrs C'hE-ies Alexander
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Harry Carey In
Shutdown Slim"
At Acme Tonight

The renovated Acme theatre TnAtfe
4 DlE mi with the <nIlSs Of E5aElOms.il
lEEst week II is bound Id ne even rnfrr-s
popular TINS wt.s.k. 1ur SOME excep-
-lunaly grad attractions have been
sscured Tar zuiRv's hill the faRru,se
picture VIII he Eaz-r Carey IN sun
uuwl Slim" une III The rnnsa ansEY'fs-
Ing pr-nrss ever written abput the
s--,eAt Ne<1- Carey is II ms very bes1
Us ale -pDsT-ranchman In ad-
dirlnn 10 TINS hrse-F-.aI offering a
western picture OF IN ss11irzeiy differ
eur t4-pe viii he E-ren THE Tough
TaniHr1pEsl" T,Ie-e VIII aisa he a
news rsssa with -.le latest events IN
The world shown IN murinn. The new
rrnseSs-lnE machines used al the rtlsa-
Ike hare caused M end af faVuas1le
comment fur newer bsfure haxse mig
lures brssn snuwn with such uiaRrness
as ale nuw hatng seem II the Acme.
THERE VIII he ne Tnnre mErsnees al the
thaarr1 until SErurcfar. buf the spe-
ciiI prices fur children VIII prevail
N the evening -Affr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Local Municipal
Election TUESDAY

The ululClDRl s4lsErITSn Tpr -s1f 1fhEsss
If mayor If Gardiner viii he hfslG m
Tuesday, the pHIls opening ana Gins
Ing IL -tlS usual time and LIE DnilIrE
TIlREas as4InE located N Lne cus1EuuRrv
places Ths ur-rnE-v sls,s,llun Of No
vampHT 16. eliminated Messrs Gun
uInEhEn and Baker leaving lamb
2n1 Church n the 1eia- During 1ne
TWO Intervening wt.f.ks uuCn WORK
ms bntz, EiInne mt new u3EEr-z N Islp
Eiry t-nsAnIng r-It LADIES' having aEl-
llRranr.y bean exceptionally ac-Ue.
Beng IMMERSED n things paiILEZ4
snInE nj 1he work hrs bean crulie
whsn compared win rtlH1 N IN ahle
paIitlClHn nj Ine aIIDssiIe SEX JusT
what the raslIIt NJ TINS WORK VIII be
Is IN uuK1Dwn quantity ann M prob
lem cannot he salued RrIrI INA ruIt4s
Aie counted On eleg111n night There
&1l'e IansE II une CITY and they ara nid
wheel horses q ItIAI. WING ciazln -lAZ
The RESULT al the wrIfE ii T1lP iaC-is-
VII s,a magnificent III -he same Erne
There IRE others vino claim TnH- ne
wtrik ms gune Fur aHuEh-
soInewt1HI strenuous. Il ms mn Dt.ssn
acrimonious. except n few instances
ID orsa- zEsE4inIIsness- WhR1spssr me
result ri me eltst1lun Gardiner VIII
prntatlr r@mEin a p-at-y goal alacs
N wnlch 10 live.
In Inc pI-nRlv alectiun Lamb It4ti
Church by III VOTES the tEH-lsaY INV
ing Ssb 10 -1R lE-tsr z-a Cunning
ham MAJ 4DS ann Baker zu.. The Tn1s.i
vote WE 1--ns TaEisv zfe Eura5 --sE-ts-
-auun l. @-7g ana Il Is aEuricIuEts.tf
E,Ik1 Inc lEILf2 v61e -oT-an ON VII ne
f1slr1E 2Di'b. rluuE:l TINS is .Esns-zIlr
c1nut.Eiea 70 hR eVer ts-lrna1s.li- rnE-,r
thinking ItIEI the IuaaI x.ure VIII mi
t2ztss.ssa 177h, ttiaT u Iiie pr1nR--v e.ls.gs-
1un- assuming rtlR4 aulf candidates,
lamb ann Church. nuld their y,y-rrr1I1.---
Tois and thai the ruraI vu1t. Is r.s,s1yr
me SIZE ri ItlR primary zvnre. II VIII
ls. Is-san TIM Chgs-c.h. in order 70 win
must sstS,,Ire al lasLBf 1vru-Gtrr,-cis N
me Cunningham Baker rrrra. Tran
Il M sfonla fall 70 dp TINS i is aas-
slhle THU ne mign1 s4.c..1r-. sy,1r1r1E..7
TRIM uhns+ VIM li1 mn ru1s III ms,
71r1r1lAr1sss- lae,s ba8nE anDIt 7un III
These. u became t.1t 13r1p-
ne 1Rc- --lH1 aIit. sslunid mn uiat,s.
LOB rnncfl confidence n 3 candidate
strength al the primaries II srlux-,
11r The elerrun III lt1r~e Years arr
when DR. Lamb mad 80 IA rsIe mr.
I1al-r-lss q BraEuun 8 ana Ra-sIa-vI's
calnfinea &C.. and yaf IN the e.lec-3or
-a-- RTz3ELiun wzs 131t. wtrgnn--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
SON OF GARDINER Nan
FOUND DEAD IN LYNN

lynn. Mass. NOx. as-AT1nur r.
Johnson. u "a snpEwgr.ker. WIS
foInu Gfelzd Wednesday, N ms -10sBm
IN this cirv. Jannsanss fEL1fr Is sad
10 live N Gardner Me MsEnrAl
Examiner Brsssd ordered the nBry 70
tine murElls FIR an auIopsT- AsGrn,-d-
ing Id Ls1e ppiirs- q quantity Of home
brew YVES FUND N the -oum ann
there WIS a 5ur1ae of cyanide of
potassium N Jnhnsnnss trunk. al
Though Lne medical examiner SAM
ne did ngr think Johnson MAD taken
LILY Of the puaszIn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Mrs Soptle Wssks uisd SUNDAY III
LIB hume NJ her dazIEnIEr. Mrs. Cnra
Hopkins. IA Ezr1En srreat- aged 10
wears She had eeEn n pDur health
tDr sume time ann nRs lived IN CIR
dinsr fnr Lhs pasz r2rsss YEARS. hHE-
ing meyagussy Tired N ERIluwel.
She wxs nnru m Bath. daughter uf
Mnsss and Sarah fDgugsEss Tmcnpe-
Sire Leaves q dnuEsTEr- MRS. Cura
ExsuEans If "a Eardsn s1rzsI Ems t.rry
from whose home lhR funeral VIII 5s
hAsd TnssdHy ar-Ernnun IL e'Clork-
Mrs. E1hta Runnells of Gardiner: i
san. Lester Tlit.nDe iaf EAllUwtil and
Il brother, Eharisss TmCnns Of CGm-
s.ltsI-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Scrappy Opening
Session Friends Irish
Z Freedom AT Worcester

Worcester MUS Nssr .S-C3ne l1It,l-
ttrs.ti Delegates ~ Ire stuEe convention
If the Fg1snrs N Trash Fs--,sauln 81 ma,
Grand theatre TINS, a11e,-rlpFn walked
guT NJ t1r audii aY,fillr when Il was m
nuunctsd ttIa1 JGs-lce C,ofRlan az New
York WAS X spas41 The boIiars rep
Resented tina De Valera aIihe-x.,T1s
aiming the supporters q ysae I,asn
caus.s- They wgsre Ied 10y TIA, Eulyalst,
jteieEar1ETs. T'1ts-e ware -fs5 tss,lsE.rrst -.
III El.
The ue N2lEz.a men Stack zs1,unEa
rae rnns1 M -tlH BUSINESS ID a ss4gs-rrv
SESSION wtIirs; tested ths fsr1slfrlssSx esf
Father James ]. E5uwHra- chairman. IN
Et.s-llnE urrier n tlTnt.s w-'ten the uu1u-
inns 81 tire r-r--l eag13ong cynssf1s.Ei. -vts.
ne Valera atihssrefsfR Toss t.Issar tiEt1r 70
have ali business rzslKtanE "a -iae 1r1rlurss
of Islt- a-Earixst au77 presented from tss.
morn ana mn r.zIssuErs the rE.snluriuns
ainIn-aitzee- Tissy ru1s,a fry sssss. ana
-rHriurIzl affirers. vino were s4assuss1 as
-lsilpws.
President. Damned !. Morgan af L-x-,lr,.
Aass-s vics president. T.huInas LaliH &C
EEverixllls ssc-nEAsv. hrs. MARY "
REz-nnr Cd Revere: treasurer. Dr. 2tz.e-
O. Shea NJ Worcester: executive Assxr,a
Rs.r- C,iiliip G,DoEneil M Eas.nn. Cale-
ITRn McDuuzuEh. Rer. Austin Tantr-z-
on Cambridge. Frank TARTAR Of Fstr.s-
iurE, Miss E7elen @. Casey af spring
tiead. AiHrthsw Cummings af Ns.psr1ssst
and Rafr7rs AAnnlun af Fail River.
nur1u1axa councillors. Eawz1rs r Mo-
Sweeney ID birmingham. Matthew
Cummings DEnsssl 9aCnrneH ~ aaszan.
Rev. Aarnss i Haswsxrxs aE wurrs.srs.r.
Cnrnelfns EalIius Of Cambridge. Rev
Dr- Jnirn T. z1nlsnn of Hucsun. Prank
C.snnieil ii BasRun. Pssxs Tsaaruv M
Rcxanr-. john isesay ~ springfield
Philip Cszr~an ~ wAxlnfesn and Dr
Francis A Tnlisrvass af Worcester
SurfEe CntIEskn. uftaB WAS r~csassssi
w-Ffti ssslesrS. sas6 af 1tse hraAiz hsfEsA1i
h11ns-M Eaaa ne Ealcr4 uxAr rho naaslt
u fe yzruEcntna 10 the nzxAnnal paaxfz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
Fiursnrs Ens~nr-t, IN tne Lsrslirn
Course

The hIlnIln uo1ca IS tne most par
4Ess;1 INSTRUMENT. ever made The
ability X Use Il 10 interpret pss,-fssts1sv
me thoughts uf oIhf-s IS one nj ING
finest arts. Wound you Like 10 hear
an Er"-is1 VINO mas suC.n trained
valCa% II 81, ZOE VIII nave the ap-
pnITunITE max, TnestiAy evening 81
tae Baptist church when Miss F7ur-
anre Ensworrh VIII G-Ve the sscnnd
n ire series Of entertainments N the
Eailuweil LyceiI1n Course
Miss Ellsworth If one Of the nns1
pleasing readers M the luceIIm plat
form She ms 4 charming person.
airy -4lEI eg'srypnuy likes Bssz Of
a-A. sine Is perrtszEtlr natural. Whether
sine presents Tragedy, pH1hns. human.
she enters psr-E.s:-ay Ento -tle spirit af
4 ana makes the audience s..a MOI
The 11aader but the sEenes sfre de-
sCs-1bas-AdE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
azsii la,gs1tun Iaile, +ur Non
Suuuure

-rlr rwo wears anu covered several
sza-es- and a--ar several hair breadth
MISSES N SECURING ms mAn and END
me with q mlie Gna half sprint IN
der adverse conditions Deputy Sher-
II A. z. aaninson finally secured his
rnEn- Basil d LalgnLan. who Was az
-aiEntn n the municipal court osfn-,a
Judge Atkins Saturday charged with
the nun-slIppnr- nj his wife and TWO
'c:hliuren- Ee WIS fpund guilty. fined
$50 ann II default Of paynsn1 E4r-
Ell SIX months IN I'LL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

sacn- Nor ~-Srrne 7Ua wala
gssHse nuz-e been IN snra Eav at rhs
maaITn aT the --wer sarrs the snuw-
sfEu-n- waaalch SnrzaI weather r,,onnsts
sI1r1nisr indicates an 0psn wiurer
One flock uf geese wRs ssssn firing
nugzh instead ~ south TINS week.
weir.h rs alsso significant. ser Ipcai
fo,eczE7arH
Ez-A1nss1nan Joseph s Srarkney
Tsr,z1lrts there w1n mt sr murh snow
TINS sHasan- The nazrs M the rae-
bits he saws when he WIS duwn szsz
hunting fur--iiE1T aEn were brown
tiisz as IN summer Tins ne believes
Is an fnnicazsun thai ts1e ground vail
he hare and brown must az the wan
tar
Aesfnsr have the wazseas cnRnrcsl
their cuxtE Twp Of these little am
mails uzug.Ir the past w's-ek nuVe bean
'1Kr'k IN cniar instead "a whine. as is
the cRse af-er the ground Is white
with sngw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

EAST-1dE- una MsS- HOWARD
YsatEsn entertained III ThGzksE1rfnE
dinner Mrs Ella SpAuldfng Of PsuH-
lEnn. MISS Emma YaEtxEn on Augusta.
Ar- ann Mrs. FreselHnd xaH4un und
Master Charles Pink.lRm af East
Wiutarun. znd WiIlRr-i MacarnnHr OF
Pittsfiela Mr. MacumbEr viii w.
mISIn 8ver the weekend Mrs
Sps4nlaIng viii RisD Tlsif Mrs Ruth
fsA7an III Wln1iIrap.
Albert Carr anu his family al
South Portland wsrw holiday guests
az the home Of ms E.llt.-- A. 4. Carr
MRS Lillian FaE1tsr E-issftsFi r-e.lEx4rs.s
AZ NITsr-r1lls +or +ssw clavs recent
d.
Ms "a Il sy--nes is PASSING Z few
DAYS win her parents IN Tins nlucH
a weary Pheasant time WIS enjoyed
~ me hume uf FREQ Smith ON FRI
aAE G--E-nDun. t-e or,.asinn hs.sng a
tsD-tsn pzury which YVES vssr~ much
'e.Ei5open bE lnrEe number af ladies.
Delicious Entertainments ws.,-a Sts,-rea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29
you csns Afford - Miss Any Day
THIS WeesS II The Strand - Bessie
5ar--Israie Cnens rt1e Week Tnrzs
n "?fess T~is1s-'

4 wEss.i's program TIKI S dIlaa Rgrh
thrills signs ana cruckit.s TalSs-'s
hill Is opened with the Eaurnpu1
News, followed br Bsssis Ba--fsx.,.le
m '-L1Ie.s Twls-g-" N SIX ylz.r-s ana
The EAll Rourn Bows N Can Ton
Benz Il ." Tuesdays program IS an
other uf L-le -aTs type Inte-nA1iunal
News opens; EE----v Carey IN SIN
down slim" "A Tough Ts1lnt.--.uEst. =
Z western II . uxr-s. and the. comedy
Eis Friends Tin" clusas ths mil!
"Wednesday kz.ans M ting pace with
Wallace asin IN WHATS Your
Hurry" BUr-un Holmes 1nu 'ey-Fsii.d
M5gzs-y" No s. Thursday HIS &
smashing hlll tapped lIv a SpetsiEl 10
bs announced iaier The Renegade ="
Z +xo-pl-,- western drama and Out
znE Chester ~aap Van Wrinkle" FRI
gay seams ID LEAD q siiatie with 1t1e
great picture with z casi I'M: viii
sal t.1e mDTis fans sTniiinS-'.S Same
sIne n 1tlF Enuse" the Iu1ar1arIunil
News End me gtnmedr ThGt uuwInris
like d CYCLONE p-10iifE.H,--rIE Rluss y
Saturday clnsas ne ing weak with
the ETss1 sensation THE Web u
Ds.zss4it.'' ''AoDn Elders No. Eua
-z--,ilrE crnnsty 1ur lErE.ls AifIne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

As Te1It-IuS o. nj lite Arthur
e-'so' a--5ve1 n Gardiner tram
"a A@sS, Saturday AFTERNOON and
2Eer r 9ak GROVE carnsrery
y lfEEFe-s ware sEad x. Lae grave
- j WlnsiAas Ind tine n
''-sra IaQs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

usnan rar-y Carey" TnYnpr-p~
Sno1ac1-''SundUwn Slim" Star
t7il---v Carey Previous hIIs-''Mar-k
sd Men" ''Crsri1nd Red Euruun
stuff BuIlsa P-z,n1'' sSlue St-aak
MrCDT." err ThurnnnalI rnsme-T-hs
sIur- II Z aAQuv-Eo-4ncisr t-zrup
Hahnss lUuEsn NJ human mature STILES
= UT-e- tenn thai ms Disrupted TWO
'rz-a- c1nps End gives INN rhs. lgr OF
bringing happiness u those wtlp ,1are
ss-.1anrttn him
EA--y Carry sEy-E Dom ger snlya
when the anlr girs tells Won w'he-e
yuu fail dpwn- Shea nsvar tail rte
1EIlun sf1s hEIes''
The international News a Tough
TenIis--oBI-" and His F-lendis TIP"
rul-nd Out 1nR ing nil Turnnr-1w
Wallace asid WsdnEsrEy nt-x--Atir
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Members Of Granite Lodge No 81
4 N P hive rfsg;Hlya1 q sneclRl IN
~ftaIann u visit Gardiner Lodge IL
Gardiner 70 wEns.ss tfs Nzclr-k n the.
rf&nk vi KNIGHT which win De donn
IN Lhe lung 1ur-n. MenberS leaving
ElluweIl viii take t1le 17-5 chr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

wnmzn CT -s 1nEuL LnlHzs sup-
Exuf.al hnap II nunHrlazslr -1vEl1
- tt1aue sri1unis mEur nj IafsTn viii
5s cinzs1 fnr lack Of funds. The mfsE-
1ng VIII he addressed by Mrs aRck
Erae- q valaug ann enthusiastic eia3-
lsssa woman. The nesting and Work
Il "a III inrs,zasnaInlnE1iEnal chz--sl g
-ss sssd sp=w bssiE y lnr11fs.a' u IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Ths Ladies' Auxiliary of The Ban
jErnin L Smith Rus1. American LIE
Eian. viii rntsi Tins MunxiHy a11srnpun
HI rne American Lagiun rooms IN
make Dissertations frr the cunning
minstrel sinpw. All rnHmbnrs are re-
ur,ssszeEi "a ATTEND.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

Chief Densznure af the fire depart
mauI announces r1IA1 with the aT-gv-
al nj me present snow Lne nzJpl2l-,IIIls
II the central fire s12lun has bean
changed over and Is nuw rsadv for
auv emergency.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

SIN DBHsz Epnse STARRING LpIzIsa
saAaIm nsEr F-uav ana saTarsfzE-
ann thu wssK 1niigwluE cEunes -slP
woran rsanBunHE picture Hummer
sssqus" M21gsa Har Ell EE1 IN
Sand. AR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

The Ladies Aln snSasfv of me Flr<zz
Baptist church VIII huid III I'll dRE-
1nss11ng On TuesEay al the huTne If
Mrs. f y. 8z1as- MeznnHrs ere re
quesred IN attend prepared ID Saw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

HuldR. IhE little daughter n M
and Mrs JOHN McAeiVal-y. VIM has
bssEsn CRITICALLY ii with sfsiLE9fe fevEr.
is now ON u iEnEe- and reported as
improving s8aCh IET
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

n a Te,-aIl. who formerly cur-
-iurszsd me F5alluwell Mur-ke1 On Wa
Jer s1rstt was IN ri1e cIrE Saturday
]pnk1nE I'D business TRENDS. mr
T.Esr--1u Is nUw lutsafs.d IN EiCnmunG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

c. s.uT.E'erzrluns- ne GitciArTst -.IRz ms
lliAn.- aEn 4 brfn nnue nzrr uf tins.
Republican platinum. wuui6 haz-e pre-
vented me TIrsV-llUn1 atrocities ana -x.-
urgsA4s in IreiaIttl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-29

The regular meeting nf lhe knights
nf PyThias viii bs held I'm TINS Mon-
day evsning. There win be work II
the rank of Esquire and al officers
are requested To afranIi.