davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-11-28
w THAT do you know about buz-
\H{ yards? And what did yot
think when you saw that
a~-I- hior black Eel.

w THAT do you know about buzz
\A{ yards? And what did yor
think when you saw that
flock of big black fell
lows flying over town last Monday
afternoon?
KnowleJge creates interest. ana IL
YOU have ever lived in the country
Won will know that buzzaro poiseu
high in the air means he has WORK 10
do below, and that he is going 10
do it.
ma, who had paused at 11th and
T. streets TO watch the great birds con
iectured to the perfectly stranse
Woman who was looking up aioneslue
that the buzzards must be fyins soutn
for the Winter-and that tney must
be wild geese. =,
with buzzards and wild geese. men,
tioned that buzzards stay home All
wear and that geese had already oe-
narted. Another man, who had also
halted. added another pinch OF IN
formation:
formation: besides, they honk. Some
thing must be dead around mere
never saw so many buzzards together
before in all my life--must be a
Dozen
"Fourteen!"-the boy who shrilled
it out had counted. and was on the
lookout for more.
And as the little crowd watched
the swirling, spiraling, black things.
sometimes tiapping giant wings or
outspread motionlesS up in the blue
sky, the woman. for one, was seeing
other things-like this:
A grassy place of blacklist shadows
except for a spotlight moon. and
swaying in and out of shine and
shadow. a picturesque brown boy;
tapping outstretched arms. or poised
motionless to the rythm of the TUX
ky dance" hand-patted and crooned
by goIden-throated Jane; saint in
heaven, these many years:
'Whah y gwine buzzard; whah
y gW-ine crow?'
a buzzard isn't nice company. of
course. but you have got to respect
him for his efficiency. The man who
had explained geese said SO. Fur
thermore. he knew there must be
some special reason to bring such a
number of buzzards together to a
locality where the scavenger bird is
Evening star., 1920-11-28
name might have been Portia, but doubt
less wasn't, took the spotlight.

name might have been Portia, but doubt
less wasn't, took the spotlight.
Il suppose you know the lady can
have you punished for charge like
this. unless you can prove it?"
You can't scare me off with that
sort Of stuff! Didn't I have that
purse minute ago on this very
counter-and wasn't she standing
right by it, and amt it gone? You
must think I'm silly!"
1t is a fine thing to have the cour-
age of ones convictions. but just at
that instant up walks an implacably
polite gentleman in plain clothes and
behind him a girl clerk holding up
cheap and time-worn leatherette
purse:
IF this is yours, you left it behind
you at my counter when you bought
Perhaps you think the purse own
er was mortified--which shows you
Were not there. She was absolutely
delighted-and in the exhilaration Of
knowing she had back her two-dol-
breastpin"-don't let's say word
Evening star., 1920-11-28
A Way to Save Coal.

Institute two cooking mornings a
week and cook everything possible on
those days. using both the oven and
the top of the stove. A joint may ba
cut in half and one part roasted and
the remainder made into various
dishes. such as hot-pot. casserole or
beef and other dishes, which may ha
three parts cooked and kept for Use
on other days. They can be reheated
when ready to use.
Steamed puddings may be cooked
for two hours and then reheated for
an hour the day they are to be used.
Pastry and cakes can he made and
kept in tins Various baked puddings
will keep and may be eaten cold. sue i
as sponge pudding. apple charlotte.
coffee pudding. chocolate bread pud-
ding, besides numerous cold sweets.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

Among the Chinese a particular
species of dog is raised for food. The
flesh of black dogs is preferred to
that of animals of another color on
account of the greater amount of
nutriment it is supposed to possess.
Evening star., 1920-11-28
worth Of records

Which you need anyway
and this phonograph goes
into your home
Evening star., 1920-11-28

long cape effect of paper is left. the
dolls will sit up well.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

All sizes in the styles sketched,
as we'll as in the many other shoes
on sale. Black, tan and brown kid,
brown calf, gun metal, tan Russia,
French, military or Cuban heels.
Choice, $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-11-28
Misses coats an
f 1uon1en s $z2 to $z5 fine shoes

fonday, Tuesday and Wednesday, onl
Please understand these are not
sale shoes; broken lines; narrow
sizes: undesirableleathe or stlyes.
The only thing "off'' about the shoes
is the price.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

The case is mahogany finish.
Mounted on metal casters.
1t plays any record.
The wood tone amplifier brings
out the tone waves full, round
and free.
The silent motor. fully guaran-
tced for one year. runs as silent
ly and smoothly as your watch,
and as true.
The fling cabinet consists OF four
shelves, all grooved.
Evening star., 1920-11-28

n THREE-DAY sale of women's
= fine footwear, involving the
surplus of one of our best factories
supplemented by full assortments
from our own stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
LTrCHFIEID

III anG M-s- AlHTsr Eu-i.- Of waz-
.t:r--ills ware week enc guests NJ M
ana M--s James Burlington.
z Z Lane mas harvested the apples
IN Eht Decnstar farm
Mrs NeIIis Seusen anu daugr-ar VI
New Ea-k. A--nu- SfabbIns u1 war-
cssfe-, Mass, Frank Butler % HaIlc-
well Freedman jordan. Gen-gle Step
nins ana Jnf1n Huntington ware suuday
callers If N- ann Ms 7 4 Eunriug-
TON
N. a wiIher anr family have n1puetI
rom Gardiner nn-D ne Ia Fi-z farm
A.as Lillian Cnisrnan IF Augusra
Was the guesr me PAST week OF Ms
!. - huntington.
William knIgnI Has moved er7urn ri1e
Cnrns- ID. ths hume CT Ms mur-,+sr
Ms Marina Knight, u care Tur mar
this winter
Arthur SraDnTns Of Worcester Mass,
IL visiting his b-ucnerS. OtsF ann
George STanBInE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

mar tur Thursday uign1s cnER-
Season -1ckEr hnids-s VIII me GWEN
the cnuire h rniE drawing Of sRa1s.
auE g4Ear rne nunn hour the szIe viii
bs upen II the PufIic. Any pez1un
wishing ID purchase a seasnn rickEr
HEY az SO al Jacizsnn,s Drug Efue-
Manson and Churrn-C- Il Beam
Shnrsvss Drug Sfure- or rum auy
member Of If1e cumm1r1Hs- when the
renpis ara al lined ND II me Strand
EoGH- HI 10 O'clnck- numbers win he
drawn trnm the mar SC thai arv per-
SUI coming a. lnHx huur VIII have
the same chance as uue GINNING
aR,-iis- As sta1sd nefure. the cash
customer viii mt recetve a-reulnn
until ras ssasun -cEH1 hinder
ms been suppiied u Enis rs NM ciEa-
10 Won. call tne Strand Every rcke-
hnilsr viii be aiilgan ID gay j cEnrs
II .ilIzlun 70 MS season TICKET tDr an
orchestra SEAT and % CENTS afidi-
-lunal zDr nalrury sea1 RemsIuhEr.
please TINS is ezra and NM Included
II you- season --cka1 Price Every
parsnn Mh4uklng af fnllrwing the
COURSE znuuld purchase q sEHsln
-zcka1 Us ans sEvas a1pu1 3 csucs Oh
every sea- by 50 dining. The regular
prize uf sea-s 1ar rnusE wi1nnur sea
sun 1irkers IL orchestra seats E-1e.
haicDr- S3c-AGv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
GOOD RESULTS
OF TAG DAY

The result N Tag DaT fr the
Nurses Eume WIS muE- s-Tfylug,
mt mix n -he amount Of money re
aeIvac mn also II -ne friendly spirit
shown nv -huse VIM worked and those
VINO gave n make This day q success
N ere,-y way
Mr.. r y 5oETnn WE chairman.
Ten ClocEu-s' wfves TngeInsr with DR.
Heath. Hrs. Bnsr1n and Miss Jewsr-
eacfl rnnk a district win the Eural re-
csIp1s To aaze u1 s-e26.ga The list CT
workers is rs follows:
DISTRICT 1-s.--z.
LIS 4 " sr-uuc- M-s- Norman
Fleming Ms Z " jackson, M-.
A-io Adams Mrs. julia Wiltshire.
Misses Laura and Lsuna LawIun.
Be-nra Standisn and Grace Speed.
DISTRICT -sB7g-
Mrs :. O Clasun. Ms. q. Y Aiez-
andsr. Miss F7nrsnre Slower. Miss
Madeline Anksreil MISS EVELYN wa-e,
aGiss Marion Dunn. MISS Madeline
Downing
DISTRICT S-5-8D.59-
Mrs. z D. Slmnns. Ne. z z.
s--uur Mrs MAY Law-sncs. Ms
A1urzncev. Mrs Ba-srUw, Miss Water
house
DISTRICT -ssS40
Mrs Z E DunneI MlEB LsunR Es-
pnnsre. anne Stewart Cur,nns Msr-
riu Gretchen Merrill.
DISTRICT a-g5
his. u. 0. Cnhb. Mrs. a 3. LiDbv
4LIss Katherine Hazard. Ruth MI
lett JosannIne McCauseiand- Eliza
beth Caaavan. Ma-garar Merrill Mary
levine. CurfisIia GRADY
uISTECT s-s-6.gB
Mrs. r Ii. Cala. Miss ANN Dun
run. Mrs.. Elmer Wing, A-ctlie Cnie-
7 DISTRICT --s45.65
N Dr. c Z Heath Mrs. PER-, Mis-.
Eorn. Miss Ahnie Stone, Miss Taplur
Miss -haaa
DISTRICT s-s6n.g5
Hrs Z L -anh, Hsisn McAdams
Lila GrurIsr. Lsnna 5runizs. NiunIt
pusna-d- Lau-a Stevens.
DISTRICT e-ssss.6b
Miss Z May Jewer- Mrs. Gracs
Spsa-tn Miss Graves. Eaien La-anee
Mss ellis
z. 2. EZAD CC-g-s4 81
Ms. X Bcs1un. Miss Eunrsr
MISS JONES Mss Lee.
E2-L GALE-s-
HF Y -sur-r,r- NF3uS a,---, T-r-
TON. Zaima L-I--iehsil Lenne Lawrun
Auna EavHs-
OLLTNESWog-= & WHITNEY
CG-S55.4g
Hiss Alice Scor-- Miss Ethel Duwi-
lng
( d WAEEEN CC-g-- 65
Clara 8runkInEs, Ms Shea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

TIM ksnnannr skzanui1tn Project
-hs caH fnrs r1E special rnegrsur uf
the Gardiner 8nErr or Trade was
wall rszrnunen 10 by the members.
r" z. Il Marcy called IN Judge
GainfEn uf Bath ID RESUME charge If
The mss1,ng
Jnnn L ? Burke prsEidsrt CT the
8H-n Chamber Of CnmmH--g said
-nHr the resumption NJ szaamnnE1
serwIre On the Ksrnsnsc YVES a mat
rer rnHr had been investigated and
cDnMdEred bvche above organization
fur sume time and that the prupnsi-
l TIM nnrw presented Was me result
or czrsful consideration ur-ls mat-
TER.
Cari K Crnsry, une uf the u-p-
mnrE-E of the Kanne1ec Ngriga-lun
Co., WIS turnducsd Ee stared that
ne had made ca-afM inspection NJ
the four Steamers GEarsn ny 1ne
Eastern 8. z Ca. and the wharf
properties. and KS u -esufr naE se
cured 9b-dHy opium He -auurraG
thzr they ara In exceileur condition
and cnnHidErs them bargain al rne
pricsasizHd Mr. Crushr IL sraHm-
huR- man anG IS connected with ms
rather Z 9 Crosby. IN snfpnuIlring
N EE-h These twa Eenrlnnsn are
rsa6v u take s5s BOD wnr-n II stuck
Judge " 9 GiIurisn uul6 why Erls
prulscx should nave the support o.
Gardiner peupiE as went IutD ne
tails on rtls plan and explained sew
eral maEarE nut thoroughly under
s18Dd The capitalization OF the -aIn-
pany is N be s58Ds0Bn OF which s4Bo
aDn VIII be preferred STOCK III sro I'll
1 S1DD par value per sra-s. The bEA-
anrf is n be common STOCK EaEh
purchaser Of ! Shares OF Tlrsfs.-ran
srnck would be entitled ID purchase
une share If common II is pro
posed ID nave di.-scuB-s. al cnm-
muui-lss ON 1ne river znd 5oDrnDE-
being represented On Ihe bnA-d-
Ea--v e WnDDer OF me Bath
/ Times haG game on me boats and
found the CRY OF Bangor n pH-fsslsr
condition. fully equipped and ready
m II 10 SEE IN - hnu-s notice. The
CRY If R8ckiand would need prnh-
abIv rwo weeks II winch 70 gaT reaCy
/! fnr service
! NJ - Eariadsn silrwsd 1ne puEsl-
{ tTIfrles Of earning q profit by the
TURNING Of Et1s line. anc rid af now
me BnDlnhav line haC beEn uHt1s u
show q u-uf1- despite rr1e szaasslvs
overhead charges ia believed rre
line could be made IT pEv wal Thai
ry,a--ar OF wna-1 properties IN me
RIVER was discussed
/. The books af 1ne E.aHIa-r :. : On
covering ens TOUR vea-s q ousrz-nE
the line had been gnus over Ar
estimate based un Lns aEtual figures
thus obtained bur uEIuE present
rr-ices fur me labnr- INSURANCE. err
snuwsd a uruBshls annual prufif n-
sE11
IL me CLOSE OF the rnssIfng se--
e-al present aEkHd pertinent cues
-jnus, winch ws-e readily answered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
TCEBOR0

M ann A-s- GsurEs Eliddsn. wro
haze been VISITING III anr Ms IRWIN
5nGgnun- returned hume y elinesrtav
ID Springfield. Mass. Thsv went BIZ
automobile aad were accompanied nF
Mrs. 2 NJ Tsa1on- VIM went fur 4
few days visit 70 -aia-1ve N mat
VICINITY
Ms. f " EalusiR- VIM mas been
i'll 1nr The pRsV mnu-n, Is sumswna1
improved.
- Z Eaen 1f afsdf8rIi Mass
passed me Weekend a. rhs hBrne u
his parents. M anE Ms Aaron
Ea4G
Mrs. Sarah Spinner mas gone ~
Gardiner. where she mas smplCrmaut
Arthur Read ms neen repairing the
damage dune nv lightning lasz SUM
mar I'd the buildings OF Aaron Reed
Miss Evelyn TsaInn NJ Saf.s Crs-
1sre PASSED tfle wzaK-enrl az h.-
nur1e herH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of me daE Capt Jonn
Eagan
Cha-les I Enlues. az Belfast. lac
Of In : 9rr Ma- mi mas bean al
n2r-a6 u me Home.
The -E1u-ns E,7nm uassas TuesI;as
were James Ii Godfrey 1-au Boston
auG Warren - Tucker rum Cnn-
cnrt
WaI1ar M E-lman u -r1y. iare
OF ca. 9 18Th he. INF mas reported
tar Admission.
The RETURNS -um @uriDuEns Tues
day we-e Alcnaal Burns 1-on Vas
saIborn and Jacob Ters--appen E-um
A-eG
The mDrIrE piCrD-e program 1Hr
TeltnesCav viii be William Desmond
n The Blue 5anCarIna. also Fard
EaeEI- end a cnmed- eIIIi-ised Pass
enH ApplB- I've 80
Three sEssc.a. nuLlCaT pictures haze
bean hSHked as 4nllBws- 10r Thanks
giving. Sessue Ea rakava n Il Tir-
Lang" Christmas. Marjorie Ram
beau IT The Fortune Teller and
New Years. Georges Carpenter II
The Wonder Man"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

dnE. mt ID aIgu with any 0rne- pro
mutar before January / ISL Rick
ara ms haid Dempsey sIgnaEu-e ID
fis.1r fnr MIN some months and L be
came aauH-srr mat -ne International
neav-y-waig-Ir uELle canlG not De AZ
-a.1ssd 1nr months u cDne, unless
the 1wn praun1srs JoIusG 1nrcss.
This waE finally accomplished py
3radr WIN mas acEsl II ms Capacity
NJ Cocnr2ns representative un-l
me la1zsr ar--sEsei hsrs RECENTLY Il
eumuiere tr1s details personally.
While Il Is understood L1R1 --1s PRO-
muta-s a-e counting upur -srfEru
gate IN ur-uar ID ca--y me burden Oh
me huge purse involved -le ulgri1lg
picture receipts are sxzlt.-rac Lc prDR@
-he g-1HEss1 revenue II rtls ing -ur
Il mad bsan estimated -na1 Z Lns
nnlz- Is tleiE N Marisun Square Ga--
deu. DIX saa1s around the -ingsltie
viii sal fnr nearly s1fi8 aacr WIKI
8rner seats and PGEI-4DnE ranging
downward II proportion.
The r1ral -.esfurs rom -as MOVING
Tic-u--es Of Lne nErr especially snDuIc
5-z-r,ar,-Is- VIII. viii ne worth Mi
giuy,g s4s1r-naEa wr1ts-e he is an European
sunl While films euuiG be taken OF
ne cunrasf IN rns Ga-asn. me PIC
cures -nu4G mi ne shown Through
ty17- ne Cui1ad States unless rtls pi,s.si-
ant laws a-e changed
-a-ueurler will Isave tnr France
within 1tls next rgn DAYS I'd spend
me Christmas holidays WITH us
family. bur r Is part Of ms pian ID
return 10 America aErty n -ns new
vagr and begin training far ms cnn-
zAs1 Win DemuHey MsE-nsr boxer
would be psrmiuad INNER I1s enn-
--ac1 ID compete IN the -Iug prsuions-
IL 70 Lae coming bz1-Ie- although s--
nihirinns nf srIu-t duration vii MT
DE- prohibited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
Tiger Jack and
Carpenrier Matched
for Fight In 1921

View York. 0Cr- as-Jack Der1T,ser
znG Ganrrss Carpenter were ulHtril-
an mere rnls az1arnnor Tor fight fur
ne neE-ywaIEt1t championship If
-he world. The cuu-1act VIII ne fur
mnliv signed Lnuor-ev
Tnlisr -t1s rH-rns OF tt1s CONTRACT as
agreed uDrn -nuHv ne. puEiiis1E VIII
meet surfstlrae BeTwHsn Fen. and
lux :. 81 The conditions s-ou-
la1e nnur hsrwesn tan aal G+-Fan
rounds fur a recars nB-Se and a par
ceu1age If [1s motion pirrura -
.cerurs
The number II -uuuGS, me place
on me battle anG INA exacr daEs ara
subject To GisCuEEIBn M me nrn-
rnurs-s Eacn figr7Tar viii recaive q
. per cauT rigfIr II me unrIon pic
tu-a profits. rt1e orns- 80 per cant
galuE u [as promoters
The hpuE will ne conducted bv Tex
Eicga-ti Charles Cochran nf London
and William a Brady Fne fH-1E-
representing Cnci1ranE interests.
Wnils Tex Rlrka-d and his HaiIUw
promoter e-stused pus1-veiy n dis
EfGHt os1lDik.AA 81 -4af- AfA~-5r- sFI
gwen 1tIe uuEiIIs1E, nsInre me 1nrrnal
signing al rns CONTRACT Jamnr-pw. Z
Is known rnar including certain per
csurages. Il viii approach sS10. lG1
This Is "a in excess OF auy pre-
vinus purse the record being heir
bT RicEa--E's contract with Jess
v lizard EnG JACK Dempsey wnsra-
iJv Wi.Iz-ri -acAvaG 500 600 ana
Dempsey So .5Bn 18r their fight 81
Tnissin ON Julv J. 1aZa The division
of the purse viii SNOW the world
champion Dempsey -aeHIvlnE more
L1Rn Carpenter N the -ole af cnai-
isnEer and hnitier If the European
nsa-vweIEtTr title
While me promoters are under
stand I'd Dc planning 10 nnid -ile B0u-
here n Madison Square Garden
ample provision Is made fHr me
shifting Of the contest 70 another
CRY IN case opposition arises E-nn
anE sourrs
Under rEIe CONTRACT II VIII De DOS
sihle ID huid tne fight II Canada
MsEIcn. Cuba or Ehe Vest Indies
The site NJ the contest and -fIs da1e
VIII mn rs finally arranged 11r sUrne
time
MauS- uIEnags-ia- and IsgaI M
5t2cies had e De 0rsrcuma hafnrs rnf
match cnulG ne u1HdE. hs-catsR u rt1e
-a-iuRs CONTRACTS winch ane Or me
other III me puElllErs mad prs-InuHiv
Signal
Carpenter WAS under Al t-nn-ciHc
cnu-aC 70 Charles Cuctlrane uf Lon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
BOEDOLNHAM

NOgTE-M- and Mrs. Cia-srre
Turner ann Nj and Ms Libby ann
r.arrtl1ar OF Portland were GUESTS re-
Gently Of CAPTAIN and Ms. Y
Turner.
Ms Mary Ea1cn has closed her
I,uuse and VIII uass the winner Win
ns- brother Ansun Given N sow-
dnfunan.. Mss Nellie Eaten mas gnns
70 vts5r Ter aisrar, Ms. Annie Bach
elder
Or ann Mrs. z < E.nnt- Of Sacn.
r-tgirzss e. -;ls. nome If Dr, Minors
sslszz.--. Ms 4 Z Powers, On Tues
4av ann "Wednesday
Buunie Chick and Mrs. Eye have
returned ID Their home N Hupewsli.
y J.. having passed TIE summer a.
me nome OF X " Thomas.
NJ ana Mrs 2. 9 Pz-rsr af Bou1h-
hzv Ea-1nr anu thar snn- Captain
Roy ParHan an1 family. IF Gloucester,
Mass. were recent guests 81 me
hume of CAPTAIN " A Turner
Eeurre Thomson z Z 81lssr.
L,aon Dunalee and Geurge Lsavt--
attended the annual nesting Of the
Twin Cuuury Farm, Bureau e. ALI
burn. Oct % George Thomson
brought hume several nlue ribnnnz
aE- sRuke- alaB tDok riubuus n me
Hs...6 ex1tDft
M ann Mrs a w LsDveJuy and
M-s. Percis Santurd Of Augusta were
guests AZ -,1e nnrne of Arthur Love
sur. seperal days iass week-
The Rzrer Ruad Ciub mat Sa4zrr-
6ia~ evening AZ the home af c. F.
Hi. Officars fnr thu ensuing vezz
were ciarssn The daiegares gave q
-spurr az the annual messing II An
burn Nax- nesting ax tine home ID
Iof1n T,nckEnnurf Nor L
1Er- and Mrs. Earuid Rollins were
Weekend guests af Relatives IN Vas
zagharn. -
M-s Hannah Eblad ar Huufrun waz
a gless Of Mrs. i c Dan last w~4.sl.
returning home Saturday
kEs-z Nellie EaEsin rsrmnnE ID her
hurun IN Snmervfzle. Maas-. having
PASSED the week with her mother
Mrs. Ca-tEnn Me1erve
Mr and M-z. 7 - Wade and TAM
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DRESDEN

EDTwE-M- and Mrs. Elmer -nzisr
have returned u rf1eI- tinme II Wins
inw 91-a- passing = tsw DAYS with
Their daughter. Mrs. Leland Sie-a-5.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur 5iega-s and
daugnEsr. I-ene. Of Dresden Mills.
PASSED Sunday win M-z- Tesza Sic
EHE
The LADIES' Aid gave q supper ID
the members IF the Aid Sa-urr;ay
evening e me vest-y EbDU e wa-s
present Tine next meertng uf ms
Ladies Aid viii ne an alI-tiHv SESSION
AZ rms hane OF Hrs Alex MunEy
Mrs 5surEe Hammond entertained
rne last nesting with a gn0fily NUM-
her OF memnsrz and few visitors
Mrs. Lucy FIxch af Massachusetts,
is Visiting friends IN town for n few
DAYS
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Tnxier and Mr.
and Mrs- Leiann aiegnrs and SIM,
Jusspf. viz1zed frienfis II Dresden
Mills 0ns das Inst week
MiM Linnie Hzrlngsun pasaed the
wseEend win reiar1rss n R1rn-
munE.
Mrs Z a 8fEEHrz was rfls guest az
her dauenzEr. Mz Ray Cme ~ Drss-
dan M{1fn. Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

hElufm TuErzn zn6 4 ID hnpzE -nE-
TIM riIxEus NJ WEEK. Gardiner VIII
sngw EnEir TurErzar N nm urnEE az
rns scnnnls by E-rnx rheir srrpnr.
ID tals asEuciacnn and attending
these meetings
M-- aun Mrs Jnei Taets are en-
jrEtng q via,- with Relatives n sknw-
hegzn- They epect ID remain abgur
TWO weekE-
Mrs Bessie FuHhH-d r suNs-ug
with bfnn1 poisoning n her right
hHnn- the result CT CHS scratch
Herbert Gnirsmirn and family Wis
one dEy tniE week
POND RoAD-Ar and Mrs.. Lee
PiHrre and Ea- Fisher ussI-s...
-isrE1s N R1rKtEnd Sunday.
NR- Charles Hardy. VIM ras beer
WIFI her parents. Nh ann Mrs. ". 7.
Curtis. SINCE sine rsrurner rum ri1s.
Gardner hospital where si1e went t.
Surgical ERmsur. -zru-uer u r1nr
hums N Lewiston. Sunday.
MlH Lillian Nurrun. VIM Is en-
piuved N Portland. is visiting nssr
uH-sn-s- NJ ann Mrs. z. I. Nurrgr,
Ms :. Z LINT VIM mas been very
slck, rs -EpnTrad u he imprDUing, a.
Though s-in Very wsak.
g 7 Or,scnn il visiting -eiHEvss L
5oEIur-
Ch-iu-lnf 01rnzln is H. 1i1s Evn
anf Ear Iufrma-v N Portland. ID ne
-aa1ac 1nr her ewes.
Ear N1r-un. VINO Is attending
8E1as CnIiEgH, Was me weekend
guest IL his nnme here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

End 5snns- To-Day III "--airpirs" az
The Sr-a1r su-ran -iDirnss 9uEns
the Sill anr --rs Se-Ia tire Naiisr
Mwz-e-v. Eicses

End 5enner- ocay N "--af-oi-s az
The Strand. Burton .-i1irnes ousns
1;1e Sill anr --re Se-ia 'FTns Nsiisr
Mystery Eiraes
Enil 5anne-s MalzH-Ur. She talks
ahDu- the Ear1i,1s IF Ea1-plus
EniG 5annsEs transformation
-Um E:ls slnueniy wife u Ils draw
ing -anrn belle IN 'tEa5-pins show
ing - the Strand rnday Is, ars1 II
al. an excellent hir Of acrlug Erw-
ever. as rr1e nrsE-y sEAr ha-sel. ad-
mtts. naRke-up MAD a par rB play =
IL
II never mad nv EnowlaGgs IF
makeup raszaa 50 IS By ms plcT-
IRE lRuEner MISS 5snneE -scsn13E
''ynu EuDw rns camera Il much more
ezaC-ng than Lt1e fDurllgilEs C.a-E-
less maka-ups may gar By On -1h
srasH bur never m Cla mDrtsH- The
mirror Is No guide. Al extra GAP
az ruuEs my lunk fine Il me
glass and iEnDw I'D is heavy
SHADOW On the screen CDiDr lE me
kHvnnra Of stage makeup, n murlon
pirrur.s II II me line ! aswRys STUDY
pa-lruia-fv the line Of rns evanrcw
and The line Of The mouth
.FEair-uins which rs the w8rE u
c Gardiner Sullivan Is al appealing
domestic drama Ma MOnrR rs the
leading man n the picture, winch
WIS ururucsr br Thomas 4. Inre-
The Yelled MvHrs-v" epiHn1s Nss'
9. viii be sean and rtls Bil-run
8olmes Travel Views opens the mil.
This makes q splendid prpEan and
uns 1naT snnuid please all--AGF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

New York. Oct 3s-''Ca--vinc -ual
10 Newcastle IL m innger a merp
figure nT spescn, aCzrurGluE 10 ] "
Fur-is. al gxpu-ar Of -ha- cry wng
arrived here rnGav on me Saxunia
Already because Of me British
nIne-s s--iEE q siIpina6 has Besn
zEn1 Il Newcastle -um China and
unless mare caal Is imported in1o the
famous cUal center, the ina viii bs
-aziunsd. re SAID that tine Supply
secured against -t1e strike viii iass
only Sir weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

TIN Standard Oil Company finish
eC Tuesday, the removal OF -nsIr plant
81 AUGUSTA ID their new quarters a.
wiider,s Pniur n TINS ci-v The build
fngs are uf the mnst Modern rvps-
specially drtef fnr their business. with
large comfortable arzbies fur the
hn-ses. garage fDr etle huge murur
e-acks and tanks Of enormous czpac-
Ky The entire outfit VIII he Z valu-
ahie and Al appreciaaie addition n
me ci-y's business 1urs-estx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

View TarH 0cf 2--he British
scnnuner Barbara W passed CRY Is
lanG rDdgv bound trgm apple E1wer
N 6, FIR View TurE and repnrrau
sine had On board James 5irkreeE
and Stephen PtcKt1pwn- Of wesF=-ss'.
e I
The men had been nrr n q motor
boat which had oecurue disabled n
Block Island sound ann wsrs drifting
uur 10 sea when Lhe schooner hap
pened aiming and picked them I'D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

'rrszis week The punIic schDnis win
cin1e fnr 1nzH dzyz The cunpen-
ann VIII gpnn a1 ID cscinrk Thurs
dzy morning and az-znEzman1x nzvs
nsen made fnr a specinl TRAM II
leaue Gardiner 81 5s4D "a NJ Thurs
azE mnrulng, ID cnnnecr with the
o'cinck train which leaves WarerwiIls
~ tnz- hDur fnr Bangor THIS will
'snzhle tine teachers ID A1snd the
tuH r1ruenrinn-