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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Stock Markets
NEW YORh MARkET
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STATES --a=l -s,cuV=-s.a a paint from
I4Ir II kllG C-Gc3t15e
,=ac-uE- southern Pacific
t lsc11l- lds5xCau Petroleum.
IL ~--i ---z-,--sg1epr1az. E-an Copper
-r,s ~'sre-s 3-ssflt.d ii losses aF
aQ--rs. and Famous Play
-@s TsgfEUslS- Sales amount
N't shifts
-9unt1-s decline 70 per cent
'' s-ss1E-si II foreign *
-'-sF t-r'-=.a l1 influence over ne
ma s--s-- Z11ds were IfE1nr-tSfss1
"t zs- pressure n Ire stock
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
WlNSLQW

Twenty ladies' attended the Farm
Ba-eaa meeting al uhs Congregations
a. church Da-i1rs "Wednesday A
number Of beT-es we're maze Under
the Gtrec-1on 81 MISS He3sn Cia-E
the hoEne dencnSr-a-a- An exceed
lsI11 bnEed bean and pastry 1laaer
was served a. noon The dinner
committee c0r-z gr-lsizasz Mrs. Horace =.
Howard and Mrs Sc9F1 D-'UEnznnEaG-
At ina December messing the ladies'
plan 10 make more bsTsaes
MSS Anne N5vls0R'ls the guest Of
re8aa-1v-as n Ml1sszca QsEIzs-
Mrs Frank q Poorer went n A.
bon Tuesday evening q pass 4 1sw
.z4Es with friends
R.ofs.-- Henderson VII ieaEe f8r
Montreal Can Thursday maT-nlag 10
meet Mrs Henderson and children
WHO are returning tram = y4a- -
Scotland
Mrs. Mabel GaoaY Of Portland
was = cazlar Tuesday al the home OF
A-nur Z Robinson NJ Robinson
and Mrs C4oocv ware former school
Eaatas II Oak GROVE
Tr Z C Hooper and Frank Mar
ca OF WEaslgw ana M Spencer af
Fairfield. have returned 1run 4
hunting trip Gn river Ar- Marcia
brought home deer Win I. points
tEe either members Of -he pE-Ty
brought hume faxes
The following GUT Of town guests
attended the Mulnoilaad-T aEsr wed
Ding al the ho1ne Of the brides pa
-aesltav evening Mrs.. Walter
Campbell and Miss SADIE Crass-21
Of Gardiner Ms Leland -giEa-s
and son Joseph ana Mss Mary SEQ
Ears Of Sau1a Esres1en- G = S1en-
car 0d south Gardner M and Mrs
Eraesr haawl1un OF Pfr-Sdsi1 and
Mrs. Fred Cr2si3T af SEnT1n
Al the a0velrg wEI4sr party held
TUESDAY evening E- 1ae Tzconne-
Clab house. tsleE4 49, - tables II
play The prizes us-e wen rs fol-
lows Ladies Isl A1eiasde RoGere-
cue. Ind L0ulss B06srsqQe- 3rd Ear
--s1 Patterson. Men. Isl William B.
Sutherland. md G 4 Strong Grd
= I. Snow
Mrs Della Brown OF waze-vlise
was a -ncst recently II Mrs Frank
ElIsfainer
The ladies' Of t1ss Thistle Ciaf zrsl
hold their nats1zng Al the TaCDnneT
Club house THIS Thursday afternoon
Al members Gf xas NIls30w
Grunge VINO ara Interested II the
MI1s8ux Grange community Thanks
E5E1ng, n be haAG N me hail On
Thanksgiving GRv. are requested To
De present * 1lR grange ues-1.,r
Friday evening IL crc.Er % help
make further arrangements for the
6aT Al ARE requested 70 10 their
part % make the gay a grand sue
cess
Mss angie GzLigen. TEACHER NJ
grade : and 6 Grammar school Is IN
proving fran nsr Illness
bux social unde- the auspices
q t.,e Baptist school WI De held az
the East Wznsa1w BAPTIST church.
FRIDAY evening, NGr- - CAKE And
cocoa viii be served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

E0s-on. N0F-
aEEF--.rnicE wAole 1hzz8.s % q 20
ETT-EE-Ex--1S snusz d-sIs 50
gS-sE.
CEEEEE-Fresa ettuscs 2ss 2sa- --
CFFN-No. = yEszow III q Ia
E-EE-yez--.7r aerne-y -@T 11S-
western extras 100 a 1Fss.
T-lT l-surtlE patents 1s5s-s a.
sacks special S17artS 1886 q a1s
s-aadRr-5 s5as7 1g5a
EAT-No. -E-znft1T 81 1Ss.
LAN5-SpTz2C ~ Sd
EA--Eaarv sz9-gh- sacks -HggT =.
P0EA-MealuSn backs 4s..a-
P9TA -OES-aA --ausz<fHk rs n 2zSs per
Ion 1hs On track sweets "a q ssssu per
axs-e5.
STEAE-ATner-can sugar ESl1szf--
anors-s 20 cents n -s.e-ssti lH1s. asesE :
yJe- cent 1or cash.
TEA--z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

k-1zACAx-sa. -ASsT-
-ATTLE-rAEEsprS Is btsis- feM
<.aulce earn few steers aoBaz ssszxTT
and rraeys@nfv ssswe- uatasss5T 3 20 g.
s,esgw EIaSe last week LID <t-zsS f-sts.
Bulk native stfbs1 z-@s- bulk western
Esq s.sR- butcher etNs vrsTts1t2g 4sssfs
S-S. Gamers STEADY hS ss't' - q. ssA4 ks'
;xsr.e.r- 6ulaErA< NASTY -.s9s8 -asssz veal
calves STEADY Huix ga0g GHa essaitse
4sst,sT zIis6s sIxScss-s asu feeders n
n~raer country demand III TsaRsffaE- y
sxgs-urn Prices bulk seeEf atss
Ezs-S-Rec-s;tls e. nssh- xsas4as - tss
L. cents alEHsrs closing abNur SzsAess
with es-sferxRTss average tsp 4sne Fanzl
nuis OF safes z-.s -Ss~ Ri-s =. x-..ssrs
Nj gsssr- 1sRlk sasasir:z ale I4sh - 43Ss-sEa-
1gsrs z--.H% a 1887,
SHELF Eaetssazf1s -. ftsH: Esss sasgsEts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Better Marketing
For Farm Products
Sen Ladd'S Ideal

-a-gu N L. Nov LF-Ltr- T.
Laid. first L & sE14z0r elected as
candidate af IRE Nun-P2E-lsa2
League, announced here ts-aE 1lE FIRST
am n Congress wll ne I'd Erur1C~
4 better srs-=-u tsr marketing I.ae
gram Aid ether -ssod ;zn0G-lc1s CT the
farm
L - q serious Problem thar faces
cerEress DR. LAdd said SaEae-
thing uusf be 51ne and WITHIN r37a
next few wears 4 We zre u szre Inc
farming industry f-gn 6elu,za-
iZar3on- Even now Inc nusr CT ma
men 5sf- On ths farm ara rnsGd5e-az-e.s
and s16eraE-ras younger men ara
booking for greater opportunities
believe raa1 dealing n 1zrar=.s
an shorrs-ssIling gan u winch ne
seller aevsr ha4s Al szzusEr. which
never existed and Ehsch VIE never De
asd1ysTea-4s species 81 Eann4rE
which does nor stabilize prizes or
benefit me producer CT consumer Z
Is matter winch every legzslaz0r
ought ID study unrl ne has a a1s1
comprehension OF Il and r+aen CONSIDER
W1ef1er Z - not worthy NJ rs IL
reH1apn.
The cooperative movement rr1sr
20 hand Il hand WIKI he.aafzII IaE-s-
la-1nn in improving Lae si--ia-scn
Farmers -nsf 1cTne 70 Gz-u their buy
ing and selling organizations
II Legislation Is PASSED making
fza0s tram federal rsstg-va hanks and
federal LAID banks azsaziabls - these
Organizations farmers VII s.e aasIe rs
auid their g-Gas Until -aer ara
needed zns1Ead Of dumping them On
the market II The end OF the ha--
vest
DR. LadG added thai aezfa-- should
De mace n bring better school SITS
TEN into ru-aa tls1-1rrs and gswa raas
1a--n children the same change Tor
education as held in lawns and cities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Sheet Music

Ter ----p ire --ssrsre Iacsez 81
-n1slc fur 5-r= -Scacca Days WAen
=ir-z- We Rs--- ~ -srsxses=- -S.~ex<
A4lcs Cray ARABIA linxt-s: -Snes~
5a-G' -Mcr,e-is Rosary ef Love-
-iT Cniy I'D S7u-- -sor's Se-ssce
Flag ~ L,sses Sa-s.ire Carl ~
1e= S1ses IT Ar=zcae- Send Gle
Tor r-ss ne~ rIssc rus~. ysu net 4
~ return -naal ard your rso,ss hack
- sou are 7Gt SATISFIED.
9 > HUMPHREY. Aaaussz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

y =
AEE-esEsre selling. emphasized BY
-sou--tE -1iE- three vessel loads aI Ca
madam wheat were canning here and
-esu- S-nEEaEa concerns ws-rH pus- IA
wheat n Minneapolis 10 hrzux 10 csas5-
csREa rad 3 aea-1ssl sfts-rr r8fiRr aE
wheat The market clsssea nervous
three ra ine .sr1s net luwz- with T't-
-erarer 1Ezz IN j s4E and Marcn l. --s
- L. Corn AnsV - cents Ia Sc cents
ana uasS s GEM 10 = cents. II prs
VISIONS me curcaEne varied @-,esFn 1r-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

Cuznrnsr-ial 5B-5av bills IN hanks
3z15
Commercial se-tIaE hlz4s 3. 44ss. If
nR2a - Aas. g=Aies s. $50
F'r4nt.s. demand q. &S. Cables 8 So
Belgian 1>-azts- demand SIS, cables
s. "a
6suzldesz demand 3B1A. Gaaies SE-sB
Ira demand 49,. cables 80
Aa-.sS demand - cables = -
ta-teecE demand "a
New York sxctlaag9 AT Montreal
- 75-16 Te- cent Discount
Time Eo.--s sfsakSE- SO days II days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
American FEiers with Poles
Refrained Bombing Budennys
Train Account Of Family

warsaw, Oct ss-sRr Associated
Presss-Anr-acal 1le-s COMPOSING
the kosc-uske suuadrun of tae Polish
army have Ind many opportunities "a
bomb the train Of Ex cars which
Genera BudEn1v- the holsaevzk cav
airy lender. used as hea5una-1ers ~
tsle f-1r-. hut they always refsaed -
dc 81 because they knew hss wife and
aasyv lived an boz--a t.se r-as1 On
several occasions when the Bzderny
special was located by the Americans.
ts,ew &1sw pretty wsl that the ear
airy commander WIS II his travelling
hnrly fer q risit with his wife and
r1uaEsrer aur they azrays let pass
he chance 70 Do him ar his train
da-nage
II was reported surne time aEn that
BuGeru- had been wounded by a
bomb dropped br ane Of rne American
Tiers white he was engaged N one Of
his spectacular raids IN tine southern
Polish t-nnr 5etare me armiEs1ce was
declared.
II WIS aisD said tezar ne had taken
I'D arms against the reds and that
he nsg.1r su1n turces with General
W-alred
General Bndennv Is a Katzn cos-
sack and was a Se-rszn1 Ma5nr n
the cid imperial RaBsz1 army Ee
has been ses1 many Emes num tae
AR by ts,e Americans and IN desErsbed
as short stocky man with quite an
1u-GlIigrrrr couzrenaace 1ezpffe tie
wild outdoor life he hAa Led nE
rezz
Els dress WITS picturesque. consist
ing rns1 N the time OF n black
cnszark hnr- k.sais tanic- hInck r-rns-
ers with hr1c.rt aine stripes and hisA
HACK boots Ee In m sxcelienf hofye-
man and 0f1En led hzs tzocps inn
harzae aEasrss the roiea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FOR SALE

: Cook Stoves. > ParIor Stoves
Carpets. Chairs Beds. OGice
safe. Speed Sleigh. I'm fact
everything i'm the house % be
sold Thursday, Nov. 18th Sale
opens al s 4. NJ. az the resi-
dence Of the late ". H. Turner.
l02 Winthrop St, Augusta. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

Melville z Walker % Earpdsn.
asEaG a an OLD Civil War veteran
a2ea T1es1RE- Es was musician n
Ga n "a Name Infantry. and the
9-'st commander n r G, Fzazr Posi-.
e. A P he was a schonltazchsr for
NAM vars A aaa-.ste- EE-s annie
r SPARROW, with Ee1gm he llTad. sur
Wives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

More Than Ever

n these tines Augusta folks read and use Jour
nal CLASSIFIED ads. In these columns you VIII find
listed every day the wants and the offers Of re-
Liable peopie who have learned that the thrifty
way To buy and 70 sell is the journal Want Adj
Way
Telephone your Id for tunorrow's Journal
Cal LIS and ask for Journal Want Ad Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

So cents lower: mo- ID zvesfi.T-ls
ana natives 1-ts- UuEh aaEs-ss j. 9H-I
11-sU. ri sheep tIl5g -, GENTS 4OWEE.
Tap yves 80 Aa.G El1--E-@ @s-s.S go
500 FEEDERS s5ls.- and +aaSz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

Eew T'artk. NoE -
.,-- aHs's-iz-- -t--e paper =
-Sei.aaEe S.-aug-
--is 9e--zE- b3fiE 1zz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

Exra coAas-Penpie whuns nsnaa -
pure ARE nox n<sxr1s 80 AkEty % TAXA
a1ra cn3ds as are ufhe-E EzsadrS sag
szrax-l2h mz6eE The a3oe4 pure and
EAsE E-ES1 mauzElne rsc0DErs ge3e Eye
team afzEr . caaa a. No oxn@ nnds-
Ezne does Take Roud Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

dead volunteers To each name the
-as73anse VII De gwen Dead IN the
ae3d Of honor The "'LasT Post VII
ne sounded a1d the F-a.rch soldiers
XII -lG-v..1 past the szax1e ana present
arms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

Farms ard Land far Szso -
AEsaaS-tzIge number II spfenaaa
CgnsS Ter sac Il Interested calgA4A
:. &cNa2E.lzesHs- Gardner Tat e.
a ~ u Eyg-sssrss-a8 desirable Azassss
Prices reasonable Il 3 McAaEgz-
Inn. l.epaT Stiy- Gardiner
50 RIsS-Fzrzn ; miles frsza lza--
diner = 2cF'sss gafZagt- aa4a-oe pass-
CG-e and woodland tzola s1sz91nss
! maze fr8fn state road Il ss*aG az
gncs SS5sal Easy terms c. K Bsa2ss
Gard ls.r
- AEE E-S-sz0aI farm buildings .
ETI-as.S from ksS,rg-1eg IN P1g1zsnn- No
a-lCi aE.t-a with farm a-H CIV twa
at-lG-sss. iH-E% 1cck hens Z 7aE. wx4--ar
24tzE-T -hh 1ss. q TINS sIADa English
nay. Al Ea---sgEt tAsuis. rnow.s1g RIA
cnln= EATrzwz- E22EIwAzgr psew
cz---s. nav rack. tsna ex-sresE wagon
al-aQ cart 80 ABG- pEsIazzses. large iDx
Wzsn9 n Ez-1 EvAryrh1Esg for 81 Ftsa
Easy Esr-zs G. Z 8eAae Gardiner
Ne
81 AGEIZ-Fz--n a,as ME -r-srr, aeDUr-
Esa a-11G2 loC-z-3nn n vss-E 20 Henle-
BEG T-TeT. Best c1 suil - acres til
l8gA Laz0. Good sszE buildings We.
ha<-u w0B6 1aO-s. Good SCI. za-s.r
Il accuse Large pasture wk4s wal
srna z1a fenced Large wtstsl 3ss
S1aeh WtsT-t1 lumber -szs Is one NJ
ne best farms n me G1xsrr EAR
us=---s 1ur CHICK sa @a G z EER-7F
tsE-'Sl2e-- Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

Corrected Daily By
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
"a E'-arr 81, Ea-1. Ehnne $40
30 Ea-ar st. Augusta
Phure za1S-11za
Correspondents IT
Elmer n. BRIGHT 4 &C.
NsmoErs ii View York and Bosnon
Stock EEEnalge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-12
so WEAK
LIFE A MISERY
Florida Lady Would have
Aching Pains in Side, Back,
Shoulders.-Took Cardui
Soon Noted Great I'M
provement.

ODESSA, Tla.--."About two years
igo." writes Mrs, j. ID. Powell, of
this place, 81 took several bottles
or Cardui as tonic, for l was run
down in health. In fact, l could
hardly do anything at all: could
only drag around and couldn't do
my work.
Life was miserable to me, and
knew / must have some relief as I
was so very weak. 1 would suffer
from aching pains In my right side,
back and shoulders. / would have
such terrible nervous spells. which
would come on me end l would fall
DOWN wherever was standing.
my friends recommended that
ry Cardui. -. began using II
Ind soon saw and felt a great inn
provement. :. My appetite became
good. -. ! could rest well at night
and got so could do all my house
work In a short time... praise
Cardui to all my friends"
II you suffer from ailments pecu.
liar to women It would be well foi
you To give Cardui a trial. For NOR,
than forty years It has proven bene,
fetal TO thousands OF suffering wo.
men. and what 1t has done for 9th.
ers. It should do for you.
Take Cardui. the Woman's Tonic
today. Your druggist keeps IT.
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-12
Beauty Hints
BY Louise Glaum

That beautiful actress Louise
Glaum says; "a girl or woman who
is passed by without glance OF ad-
miration has only herself % blame.
No matter how irregular the fea.
lures anybody who possesses a beau
tiful complexion win attract atten-
tion anywhere 1t Is now possible
through the use OF Derwulo tor any
one to have a beautiful rosy-white
complexion" IL you would have a
beautiful skin, soft, smooth and vel
vety, Just follow Miss Glaum's ad-
vice. You can get Derwilio from
the toilet counter OF any up-to- dat o
4 az or department store. II Is
famous for the instant results Il
gives. Put II on one side of yCur
face and compare II with the other
you will need no further argument
Ia convince you that It Is away al,aJ
Of face powder or other heautifiers
BE sure TO read large article by Mis-
Glaum on the care OF the skin sool
to appear In this paper. In III
meantime get Derwlllo and try II to
day you will be astonished at tn
quick results 1t gives.---Adyt. -.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-12
URGE TARIFF TO
SAVE INDUSTRY
Fallacy for South to Adj
vocate Free Trade Says
Louisiana Senator.
SOUTH Is AWAKENING
Harding in Telegram to New
Orleans Meet Is Delighted
With the Prospect.

NEW ORLEANS, oct it.--Gov'
ernors, United states senators. con
gressmcn, representatives. ot lcadlnb
Industries Of the south and the re-
publican candidate for the prcsi-
dency OF the United Statcs advocated
an equitable protective tariff at the
opening session here today OF th'
tariff congress-.
Expectations tonight were that 81
forts would be- made tomorrow 10
remove the goographicul rcstriciion
and ornanizc am American iaritf
congress along the Hines OF the one
in sos.tYn.
senator A. u. ran of New Mcxlco,
IN an address expressed confidence
IN the ultimate merging of north
western and WCsturu interests In the
movement he declared himself ~
strongly in favor Of an equitable
tariff and urged Tho cutting OF party
and boundary lines.
Senators Joseph ". Ranadcli and
Edward !. Gay, with Edwin &.
Broussnrd, democratic nominee for
tho senate. all OF Louisiana, also ad-
vocnted protection.
Nation Needs Protective Tariff
ut " a fallacy for the south 10
continue 10 advocate FREQ trade or
tariff for revenue only" Mr., Irous-
aard said "If we are to maintain
perativc that we ns nation adopt
our commercial supremacy II ls i'm
tho policy of imposing n tariff for
the aako OF protection, at tho same
time deriving the advantages OF
revenues incidental To said tariff to
operate our government"
what we need TO dor said Sem
ator RanBdell. "is for the nation to
adopt tho principle OF protection TO
home labor and industry ns well as
n definite national policy. nom
political. nonpnrtisan. nongectionai,
question. Tariff IL an economic
question and II will be fatal to us
90 continue to treat II as a political
question"
John NJ. Parker. governor OF Lou
isiana, declared the future salvation
OF the country depends on proper
protection 90 its producers. "Un!c=s
this Is provided, "he said the high
cost OF living will be run up by
foreign manufacturers until these
United States hre thrown into boil
shcvism and anarchy"
Harding Sends Telegram
Senator Warren q. Harding. re-
publican candidate for president, in
n letter read to the congress- by
President Kirby. expressed his con-
gratulations over the fact that the
South is fast awakening from its
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The Best Cough Syrup 5
Is Homemade S
Here's an easy way 10 save te. and !
yet have the beat cough remedy \
you ever tried. +,

You've probably heard Ct this we'll
known plan OF making cough sy-up .gt
home. But have you ever used IL
why thousands OF families, the world
over. feel that they could hardly keep
house without IT, lts simple and
cheap. hut the way IL takcs hold Of
cough will quickly earn 1t per.
manent place In your home.
Into n pint bottle, pour 2h ounces
Of Pinex, then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to fill up-the pint. Or, il
desired, use clarified molasses, honey
or corn syrup, instead OF sugar syrup
Either way, 10 tastes good, never
spoils, and gives YOU a full pint oi
better cough remedy than you could
buy rcady-made for three times it,
cost.
IL IL really wonderful how quickly
this home made remedy coDquers a
cough--usually in "a hours or less. II
seems TO penetrate through every air
passage, loosenB n dry, hoarse or tight
cough, lifts the phlegm. heals the mem
branes, and gives almost immediate
relief. Splendid for throat tickle
hoarseness, Group, bronchitis and bron'
chlal asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com.
pound Of genuine Norway pine extract
and has been used for generations fol
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment AJAX your
druggist for "2l9 ounces OF Pinex'
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else Guaranteed TO give sbso
lutte Satisfartion OF money refunded
The Pinex Co, IT, Wayne, Ind.
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would not stoop to deceive, but who
are daily making denbetate and
malicious misstatements about tho
league OF nations"
To-day they meet with cheers and
applause" he added. "as their cheap
trickery, in cloaking the anti-league
propaganda under a guise Of patriot
ism. for the moment appeals to their
hearers. In the tomorrow OF the
worlds history another story WILL
be written, and these same men will
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ANOTHER WAR IN NEAR EAST
Armenia Declares Uostiiitics Against
the Turkish Nutiunnlists

CONSTAN ANT1NOPLE oct. 10
Via London. oct l1..--Anothcr war
has begun In the near east. word
was received hero today that Ar
menla has formally declared war
against tho Turkish nationslis,E.
The Turkish nationnlists have occu-
pied garl.Knmish and arc now NOV
ing upon the great Black sea port OF
Batum.
The new state of Georgia IL re-
ported To have promised aid to the
Armenians. Armenian troops are
advancing toward tho city OF Kars
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long years Of traditions and section
al feeling and destined 10 Join th'
advanced spirit Of prORrcss.' iie
said he believed the south ia allV"
to the needs uf a nondiscriminaung
protective tariff
The congress viii continue
through tomorrow
william s. Culbor'Hon, member or
the United states tariff cOmmission,
explained the workings and duties
OF the CommiggiOu.
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.IRELAND'S DEATH
WARRANT READ
League Of Nations Means
End of Irish Hopes,
Speaker Says

1--WE have here copies of the, death
every member 81 this s6cicty viii
read with interest II was written
by an English author and carries
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r.ngton on the THE Care for Ire
lana Mr. Harrington skctchod the
relations ~ England and Ireland for
centuries. spoke OF how Ireland's =
claims had been ignored AT the peace
conference. but declared that regard
less Of everything the Irish republic
is functioninR and new day dawn
ing in ireland.
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CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or
are oven Just q little hard OF hearing
or have head noises 20 to your druggist
and get one ounce OF Parmint double
strenRth). and add 10 II ono. fourth pint
OF hot water and = little grAnulatsd
sugar, Take one tablespoonful four times
day.
from tho distressing head noises
Cloggod noStrils should open, breathing
become easy aud the mueus stop drop,
ping into the throat. II is easy to pre-.
pare costs little and Is pleasant to
take, Anyone losing hearing or who has
Catarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription q trial.
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VOCATIONAL Man 10 Muskogcc.

w. .B. Disney. head OF the federal
board Of vocational education, Will
leave today to spend the remainder
of the week in McAlcstcr and Nus
kAgoc, whore he Will Investigate
cfsbs and visit cx-service men taxi
ing placement training in shops and
business firms and those taking in
stituti0nal training In schools