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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
MRS. cussIHs 70 SPEAK
TO LADIES OF BEMIDJI

Mrs. Cussins; Of the women's
republican headquarters at st.
Paul, will speak to the women
of Bemidji at Dunn's new build-
ing on Third street between
Beltrami1- and Minnesota av-
enues, on: Friday, October %,
at 8 o'clock p. m. All voters
are invited to attend. Mrs.
',Cussins will answer all ques-
lions which are puzzling the
women voters.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
Ladies Are Organized.
LUTHERAN CHURCHES TO
HOLD JOINT FESTIVAL

A joint reformation festival for tn.
Lutheran churches of the city will
be held on Reformation Sunday, Oc-
tober 81, at 1890 a. m. in the Arm
Dry.
A. chorus consisting of the choirs
of the Lutheran churches will have
charge of the music for the occasion.
An offering will be taken toward the
Lutheran Hospital fund.-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
BlFUNINOUS COAL IS
BELOW USUAL SUPPLY
(Dy United Press)

st. Paul, Oct. 21.-The supply Of
bituminous coal at the head of the
lakes is nearly 100000 tons short
of the normal supply for this time of
the year, according to a report sent
10 Governor Burnquist today by J. L..
Owen, fuel engineer at Duluth.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
new YORK CENTRAL IS
ROBBED EARLY TODAY
(By United PreSS)

Buffalo, N. Y, Oct. 21.--Thret
bandits, firing revolvers into the air
robbed the passengers of the New
York Central passenger train No. IS
in the East Buffalo yards early to-
day.
George Sinclair. OF Geneva, Ohio
one Of the trainmen, was shot anC
wounded Thirty men were held up
Police arrested John and Stanley Del
ka, brothers. They We're identified
by passengers to the pOlice.t
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
INSTALLATION SERVICE
FOR BLACKDUCK PASTOR

The installation service for Rev.
r. J. Johnson Thomas of blackjack
will take place tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock at that village. Rev.
L. p Warford of the Bemidji Pres
byterian church will preach the SER
mon and preside at the services.
DR.. tHibbard OF Crookston will give
the charge to the people and Rev.
John R. Mclean of Kelliher will
give the charge to the pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
DEFEAT OF PROHIBITION
rs INDICATED IN B. C

Vancouver. b. G.. Oct. 21.-lndica-
lions here today were that British
Columbia had defeated prohibition,
according to yesterdays referendum.
The majority was expected to reach
10000. Women took part in the vot-
ing. Liquor will be sold In govern
ment shops but not over open bars.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
ASK FARMERS TO CUT
THIS YEARS. ACREAGE

Dallas, Texas. Oct. 31-Resolutions
asking pledges from farmers and land
owners to cut their 1920 acreage SO
per cent to stabilize prices for their
cotton which are now demoralized.
we're presented before meeting OF
about 1000 bankers. farmers and
merchants meeting today to consider
methods OF remedying the cotton
price situation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21
lBY United Pressl

London, Oct. FL. (By Charles Nc
Cam. )-Orders have been issued by
British railroadmen to strike on Sun
day at midnight in sympathy with
the coal miners. The order went out
to railroadmen thruout the United
Kingdom and they will walk out Sun
day at midnight unless specific in
structions to the contrary are itsued
in the meantime. \
The announcement of the Strike
order followed the statement of J. H
Thomas, secretary of the railroad
workers, to a number of members OF
parliament that an ultimatum will be
served on Premier Lloyd George to-
day. The ultimatum will demand i'm
mediate granting of the miners wage
demands with the alternative of a
sympathetic strike. If Lloyd George
capitulates the railroad strike will
be called off.
The Transportation Workers, one
of the other defenders of the triple
alliance announced thru their secre-
tary, Robert Williams, that unless
ne gotiations were resorted to within
"a hours the issue would be greatly
magnified between the government
and the workers. williams is radi-
cal and is credited with being the
real head of the organization.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21

London, Oct p. (By Webb Mill
er. 1.-THE British cabinet went into
session late today following the an
nouncement that the railroad work.
ers have voted sympathetic strike
with> the coal miners. The vote of
the railroad delegates was received
while the house of commons was in
session. The cabinet left immedi-
ately.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21

are asked to bear in
e clinics are absolutely
to all children under
sc, that the physicians
baby specialists who
lld and advise the mo-
lrse should be follow
child is found to have
disease. The clinic will
y Saturday at the Cen
d during the afternoon
n school.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
CHELSEA

Mrs. Minnie Lille and Mrs Bla1ch
Lille are sick win me grip.
Mrs. Bessie Cam was n Aagus-a
last week. called be the Illness Of her
SISTER. Mrs Charlotte Mclaughlin
and Mrs. Emily Csirou--
On acc0urt Of lnlpassablA roads tie
annual town meeting was adjourned
10 a future da-e
WEST-Mrs Edward Martin has
been war; sick al me home IF reia-
rt7-ns II August wnere she went 70
help care for SICK ones.
Ms z l. Miller has returned
home from the Augusta general hos
ritaI and Is dong nicely.
Many n this vicinity are very
shor- Of water Some are melting
snow FOR STOCK others are driving
ca-rle long way and hauling water
from the rIver.
Town meeting h4s been postponed
until March Is.
Mrs. :. \ Sheldon has gone ID
Ca--ae! 70 visit her son.
J. A CIou-r. Il former resident OF
his r.ace Is Z the Augusta Genera
hospital for -reArnan--
Mrs Ralph Jacknan anG sor Elr-
ran have returned rom Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
EIGHT PROVINCES
OF CHINA FIGHT
NILITAFIST RULE

:-aauEE&-- Mar"n - y ne -AsSD-
-a,-d Press W arCA~e mas broken
4u- IL t1on4r province hecalse II Ia .
II ny li IN. Picking -~vet--ne1t IN
appoint Uu 4 wang Hem -rrur
"i LaA province h. supp an Saao It'll.
whose -4rces "a 1ppustnE hose -I
-. nt-0 rarru~ tbs and ne OUT
break Of hosr----Ies = Awacg Ling
province v--~- E-a-1n= : pra-t.-- ----
oerwee1 sCL-he--. 1a-lu1s. A-a
7,'ouEs- 80 gin a league ar a.=-c
rr--v noes aiming FL e3ec- peace lv
,.E-r.-.g AGAINST re n-.--a~.srs orLa
If Petz--G and lie south and forcing
Gtssul 1-lun ii ne pa~lanec-s o-
Canton ana P-k-cE
The tsr"es supporting mao ! r.
-icnan az -nar-c-= IL TherG Chow
and 4 gordon las near drawn along
the PAh--r za-k1w ~a-.war or-h 11
Chenr Chow D desIsr -ae Pek.ng
troops.
The kwa1g Lung warfare Z -ha
oU-g-"wL.l - 81 a,.eTCI- 5v -he gov
e~nor II 7 urnan 70 send d new com
mander # ne Tln1ar -~o0ns -n-o
: wan- Lung -he new Command =
is l--ack.ng the oic leader III hEa-
: aan. VINO IS slopcr- az ov ne -roops
1t hwa2E Ling ana lie governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
GRAs1Eo FAME AND FORTUNE
row Gar1ener on Ore Lucky After
roon Achieved 5otn -,sniy Desired
Possessions

--r= = an Interesting scor- about
M origin Of mn most beautiful Of
Towers the American 5eaEty -ose
he late Hon. George Bancroft be-
SIDES being : historian and scholar.
We-a one OF - frs A,IlG1tLls ross-
-r'uWeEs II America. Every gaar 4r
II ported cuttings from the leading
t}owar growers OF Europe The king
0f T'-Issla-H old Kaiser Willla-r
Vas k,GE-l.iored he American has
5l'Iir tc Ea va 1i,I III Wll- eref .le
II Gn1 I.-ncr II -.l- "oral @0rs--rya-c-
les AIr. E4ncrof-~ earGennr 4seG
.a a4lrIva.+4 some 0t MS roses n IN
oil house away cut on 2 or perhaps
j vas g street above Twenty gee
ynu street. III tn " 4st end of WASH
.--- 9rl. =. =. Mrs. Grant had <iov-
.a- named Field II charge OF -he
WHITE House conseIT a-ory. lie was
4 rose grower OF pa-e merit ana skill
II MS artistic work
one day he happened turo the oiC
building where Nj. Banc-nfts gar
daner Dotted his plants and buddec
us roses. Ovar II Z corner he OBJ
sarveG a rose Of Z variety utterly an
known IN nun and OF wonderful size
and perfection n form and coier.
Where did this come from =" he. cara
iessiv inquired If his -ose-g-ovin-
confer On, IL Is At 0ffslnor from
some cuttings We imported from Ger
1I&nv' the man -apIled. L was evi
DENT 10 MIR Field thar the other did
not III the east comprehend the valu-
Of the new plant After some ak
Nit Field bought -tle cuttings ne had
Fn"r for g.. 4 year the-eaftef. when
m mad propagaEad MS new purchase
nj became convinced that ne had a
naw and very valuable variety II
rose which he named the American
Beauty, ne sold MS find for $1,000. the
most wonderful result Of the invest
nert OF 50 on -eaord- To follow MS
lnck little further Mr. field in
~asred his easily earned c5.laa In
lands near Washington. which IL q
lIrrle less than three wears were sold
F1r $50. 600. Truth Is sometimes
stranger than fiction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
SLAIN AND ROBBED
ON TAXI TRIP
TO Buy WHISkEY

Newcastle. Pa. March 1u--EI-14 4
Eadasv Of Ei~azc ONO was muir
de~ad ana robbed Of So lnr n -4E.-
GAP wn-.e N ms wa 81 uIgt- -o
buy noonsh.1e wE.ske~ md AlsZ2--
Der BOSS. d-.Tar II he lazlCa5 also
was ~5sne1 Of $500. ACCORDING NJ -ae
e-arv Ross rold ne police.
Eadusy. according to ne police.
me- -wa men n y3UnGs. WI. Chic.
anc 1r'-anrad w.-h them -ar n, pun
chase Of lie lauor- ~ engaged
E.1ss to drive them To MS place.
one Of the men, Ac"or@-~-- ~ 2uss.
snoc Fadasr. TOOK ne money from
Ms pockets and threw -he BODY INTO
a snowtrTTt-
The nar -nen ropbeG Pnss ana ar-
Ge~ed nm To drive hem q B,.sseGne-
waera h notified me police. F4Al-
asv's bacz- v-as found l.lgr morning.
BOSS was detained pending ar .nves-
q -acln2-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
BOwDOrHAN

NoETE-Qwlng ID snow blocked
roads. the mall mas not been deliver
&c regulArlE Tor about three weeks
Captain and Mrs.. u A Turner
returned 10 their home Coday. IA ving
PASSED the winter IN Richmond.
Captain Turner aas nor fully racov-
erred from the INJURY -aca5vs-d las;
August but hopes o be a1l.s % car
r0r MS stock. Mrs -runer IS gain
ing from the effects OF serious al
lack Of influenza
Herman Miuse. VINO JAS uareG for
". = Turner's stock during n
winter, has returned VIII ms finn
liz 70 MS home = Perkins
Chester Webbcr Lisbon Fa4e has
been d visitor a. the home Of 2
Hi for sFvar-1I Gavs ne past Weak
MS. Mary Hatch Ie1r last week fn'-
q f-w weeks n North Ca-plIra In
compa14 win her sister from Me
-oso- Mass.
Ms. Annie Bacchaide- IS = guest
o. her sister Ellen Hatch. for few
weeks
Eugene Thomas Is visiting MS
brother " " Thomas.
Friends Of Ward Richardson VINO
Is II Mic for -Ee winter, are glad
TO know that he ls recovering nicely
rom an attack Of influenza.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
LTTCHFIELD

On account Of rhe bad roads the
town meeting has been postponed
until Monday March ID
The deep snow mas made Z very
hard TOR COUNTY, towns. II cases
Of sickness y has been Impossible II
some cases % have the services OF
q physician and many families were
caught with insufficient provisions
Some roads have been fmpassanie
for nearly & week.
" Ed small The mail carrier on
route y had 70 20 On snow SHOES
mart way around his route TnescaE
The patrons or -he route very E1uch
aup-sciare his efforts.
Mrs parnIs Bishop and GauEhreT
T,.esea and son George. who nave
h.en sick with the prevailing sT1!
are much better.
W. BowIev Of Lewiston II pass
t-~ few DAYS with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. ". e. B0wiey.
N-s Fred Earnden WIS a recent
t.a!lsr AZ the home Of NJ and Mrs
4. :. Gowal.
George Newell was a c1iier AZ tie
nome If his brother Arthur Newer.
On Thursday.
\ wiss Ina GuweT WIS a caller n the
b,ne of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrlbert Ha--
-iuun. Tuesday.
II : Weston was caller III Iae
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W G Sow
lev. recently
NJ Ralph LittIefeld- who cwns .
fork of sheep. has N his mock seven
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Battle Of irke-man

-nl.a--,ac il Al elevated si-s in the
~~.-naa, near -r1e eastern extremity of
ne aarbor If S-bastopoi. memorable
a. ne scene lf battle Of me rhine
an war between At a--,r Of n 400
Russians ana detached --oDrs from
Inc allied forces consisting Of about
+00o men. At ahoE- f. @ clock on
ne morning of November !, 1854, -tle
Russians crowded I'D the slopes OF
winch -he lilies ware posted. Here a
pDr-3or o. the English ROYAL guards
made arraic stand against a BODY
al Russians that was probably FIVE
lines as numerous. When Russian
~ic-Dry seemed almost assured
F-ranc., ~e-4r.-1ra sr1ea~g came % the
AID al tn. British ana. oE = splendid
charge drove the eren2- from HI
rcid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
MANCHESTER

: N0R-E-A. Byron Carr Of East
Winthrop was the -1esr on Thurs
DAY OF reia-.ves al Manchester.
Mrs. v. J T-von Of Frankfort r.
Gently vIsI-ed her parents. NJ. and
Mrs. John F'arnhar
Fed Brown vas d business caller
n town "Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth " or-hlnE, who has
been caring for William Lyon. ez-
PEGS % return ID Lewiston wne.e
she Il employed as cashier II the
Canton Low -esta urant
). 2. Fifieid vas d business VISITOR
II Augusta on Wednesday
Ms Elizabeth Wor-h4ng OF Lew
:stnn PASSED q few DAYS win hel.
children AZ rhe home OF M and Mrs
7-ed F'ffeid
Leroy C0rtie. who mas been SICK
for the past week, Is able % be 0u-
OF doors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
TESTIMONY Of ACTIVITIES
r THY n 1916 lot
To lUe G cuIW

Paris March ID-Only tive witnesses
were heard today q; che ira OF fnrneT
Premier Joseph Caill1rz before II"
Senaze as nigh court on the charge %
intriguing u prurnnte a dIsnonorn Die
aad premature pence with German
They were Charles RoI,x- counsellor 81.
Inc French srnhasN, * Esrne. IND C0r1
-nandart E0bi.rnal.-e fnrrn.- ul.i3tearF
aE1sche IL the same eTnEnssr.
7Nle tasuInauIly as ID -iIe activities a.
n the accused IL Italy IN 1sls WIS .
suCasa character rhst the sx-preTn,ur
appt ared considerable disturbed and TO-
wards Inc end of tae cav ne gave s.En"
Of wsakaring. Ee recovered nis pois-
however and finished the CRY II appa-
e--!- =rystz spirits
". s.sEx swo-e than CaIlauz's -ela
t1ans n Italy ware confined ID pac:ns $
me tDrrns- premier assoctar ting e-clu-
sfvely win men AZ present under IL
dic-ne-t N the charge q nn-InE had
Intelligence wfth me enernr The W.
ness added thai Caillau, WIS net &c
III Ct ;-rIprudencs oUf had chne.sr H.
snspectad companions ADVISED whicn
was he reason why the embassy LIZ!
nor warned him as II had dune n u
case of Deputy Lepoucq a few months
before when the la--a- was t-au-le.c ~ -5
he same camp.
" Cai-iauz laid emphasis on he "a
- = he embassy n wa Inn ard
saiu -Aa1 e ne mad been cu,t-G OF p"
wuU4d have ceased his relations warE
n paclists III1metiia-ef-
The n1baszv was under the I'M
grAssl0a ma. was II Italy for NJ
good purpose" said NJ Cailiauz Il
YES 4 l1a-- on c~eason heut anu lall
rap for me. l. wanted 10 ga n
and IN order 10 do 90 was willing TO
ieopard.za the sncu-trr r France
ara give M time 10 accomplish d
separate ae22e. had u ever for
moment enrereE NJ mind 10 do 80
The testimony 81 NJ EcUz and N
N0bisu7al-E followed Caitlaux's e.
cry step = Italy and = severe cross
nina non pw N. Moro Giare Of the
counsel and by Cai.laux himself vas
Unable . shake their evidence. Ttls
evidence was tDr the purpose 81 es-
taot.sh4rg that u 1915 Ca.llaL.- was
prepared ID discuss the oeacc pro
posals q L'r. Teu Betamarr Hui.-
veg. former imperial chancellor and
al oLaer piece notices around
Christmas Of -aat wear especlauv
mat q President wilson which IN
witnesses declared Ca1laux argued
should De answered by d Willingness
% talk peace with GERMANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Wrat isaiah n-un.cciec

'TheC Ga-ioua. prohibition goee
luao effect or 60" says sUpt.
" C-ocker. y sU%st -0u- paper
calls attention to -te prophecy u
Isaiah. chapter - ve-scs 20 =
says H. Courier -Czazer.,. To saw.
It's readers -iTne Y consulting III
,.arsags Il is Reproduced herer-it,,
The new VIM m0G-nech. ne vt-e
i4rG-IsAec-. al the rne-r'~ hearted ID
sigh.
The NTH OF -4h~ers .e4setA- -1re
noise Of hem that ra7egcs endsth III
JOY u me harp eeas-ra.
They shall not drink vine wtts, a
song; strong drink shaL oe oi-1er q
them -ta1 drink L.
The CITY IF confusion IS broker
down; ever house is s.Iu- VI. t:1a
no mar may come r
There Is q CRYING fer --1ne T n
streets; al JOY Is da-keaec, cle mr.. ::
Of the and is gone"
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larry z. Cnoper

EIaT-y z Cooper died a. MS la-ee
home s. Undertook street. Wednes-
day evening. aged Is years. =
months He Is survived ~ three
brothers. Atom y, Of Randolph
Charles Z and Leslie a Of Brock
Lou- Mass. three Sisters. Mrs. Cora c.
Parker OF Ar-ieboro. lass. MS.
Grace G Waport and Mrs. Grace c.
Bolster. both of this ciry Funera
services viii be held Saturday from
me lata home n connection Win
chose Of MS mother who deg Tues
DAY afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
con COMPANY TO TEST
p0R H HHu
TRADE COMMISSION

Washington. Ma. IG.-Su- 10 TEST
The powers Of the Fedora Trade
Commission was insLEutG q Today n
me supreme court IF the District O.
Columbia by The MaylIa-d Goa
Company Of Columbus. ONO. the
drs1 Of veveral iegal actions planned
hv the National Coal Associa1lon ID
determine now TAR the cor-nlss1
NAV 70 IN r'e,5 I:lr-.-lg private corpor-
acluns -l furnish lnt6r,ua ION - Their
5ussness
An GE7C!.4- 4rnuuaceIDfr by The
ass0c.Ia cior said the suI-s we're start
- q friendly spirit and = nc way
CONSTITUTE an ar-ack or Jae coUEis-
sion. Believing t1a- the commission
las y .e=ded = luthori-- IL rf-Qu1r-
= STA L-:sl4l,,4. ,'=pcrLs = the form
and mamie Dresc:'i bed r'i- assoCIa-
non mas gone j-11C cou:-- 10 settle
-utilcin-.v The sE-e-- to which 5asIc
Industries a~e subject - cuL-rol oy
-Aa government through rhe cnn-
mission II was said that me asso-
-14-luu 4ast evAlr raasur . believe
ne commission woE-G c0r be IN
wiling 70 have -nese Questions
r.aceG before me cou---
Tie a-crlor Instituted rodav took
he t1--- Il a request far an l-1Cnc-
non % restrain me comm laslur from
r'ec hiring moG-h!y repor-- showing
lost income and tonaAce. aid at a.
-..,s- -epor- III financial 1"n NJ Lon. L
was -eC.teL M he Commission il
.s774ts @..,.-r,c and --,-~-rl-. Ur2E Fr.,e NJ.
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[. S. Colony at Moscow .
AIxious to Get Back Home

MOSCOW. March Mem De-e u the
American colony here. some Of whom
are IN need Of good and clothing. ar
making anxious Inquiries Us 70 wh~t
steps the state department n Wash
ilgtDn &c taking - enable them .
get back IA -he United States. Frank
North chaplain OF the English
church here, mas Ie1- Inc ci-v and ms
departure has removed from Amer
cans their chief source Of supplies. Us
ne was representative Of the Brtris,,
Fed Cross IT Moscow. II is said this
work viii be carried on II future by
the French Red Cross.
A SANITARY service train. having III
board some 500 British civilians and
prisoners of war. viii a--+v-e@ a. the
Finnish frontier tomorrow. The ra-
naincer Of the British nationals here
VINO desire repatriation. except those
accused of grave offences. are ex-
pectad To leave next week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Mlsc irsc.ea Zeal

Occasionally you viii tnd eoiI1s
r!la- are ov4r-chargeG WIN nina !
r.T- The nave d mania cAr starting
I::.nss -n-- n-va" Eet finished. -
cils=r-l there : iar II the new ing.
out The working out of ne tl--aiIs la-
comes d burden And you H{ji ind
1r-,.s who az Things without ~ega...
-ar ..nrs-a4ences. The mania to~ 1o-
ius $ al possessing and tae~ leave
ransaHs "a others. These --r ABOUT
a. r.lch real help 70 me comm, ...-- \
rs me man VINO needs "a shadow III
-aL lin the mex step, The ma ~
EooG peop.A but rhei. zeaI do4e 1ot
aiwa-s urasa-e progress The ~a-
aeerltag sacr about them J. -.D- -r
giving the-n enough 20 IL on -
usually keep them busy enoug. ID
keep them within bounds -E.zl..la--a
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HUNDRED NEW
WET TOWNS
IN VERMONT

Mon -ritlier u. March lu.-Acvoca-as
q Icense added nea-.y IN owns, -
vaa- aea- - tie wet coiGr1n n he
recent own meetings. Eepo--s % ne
sec-a-ar- * sta-e rom 80 Out Of me -
tiles ana towns IL ne state -ecer7e.l
II 20 t-dav showed ma - towns vot-
X; v-s 1m vor~d nj, twa we-e ued on
The question ana four box NJ vote
--as- ear 20 owns vo-=d license
-h+- a-E--Ea-e ~nra Of the owns -
porting Ii a4.~ SHOWS za-,.rs of Of
more nan I-,' -ales Or ne dry aide
WIN The .lcens- supporters MAINTAIN
-ng cne.- numbers ~ 4 var arn- tn,
y7ra. ~pta This -ea- w-s Zas. y rs,
no 1856. -4ss -"a- tra same al-les
anC ,3v-2s -4v@- YES. Isl no IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Big Double Bill n the Strand To-Day
-"ra-ey" Arsuci<ie by Request in
1.-The Garage" SHOWN WIFI tne
Regular Bill

Madge Kennedy II ''-ta Blooming
Angel" and Wiil1a-n Russell n The
Lincoln Hg1wavrnan" WIN the Ar
buckle picture The Garage" and
Gaunont era phic makes Il sweI. pro-
gam The Garage" VIII he shown
a. 40 and $50 as an exr-a added at
traction 10 The regular Dill. Tha
prices VIII be the same. no advance.
Friday and Saturday finds q rafting
Dill Incl uCirE the g-eac Paramount
Specia. Behind The Door" featuring
Eoba-r Boawor-n. Rouge And EIcn
IS" starring Mar NacL1-an ana the
serial lightning Bryce" Norma
-a!madga VII ~ seen 81 tne JONI
son Opera House F'ridav and SGtur-
day II her latest 7lc-ura she Loves
and Lies" and Sessus Havakawa II
The Tong Man" followed by 4 good
comedy No theatre Il Maine Is
showing 4 program better than these
houses. See "Fa--v" tDday a. the
S-and-he's great II The GaraEe-"
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
5cc-e sitl II n. Y. Legislature

-nsur~ s. =. March 1tA-A oil L.
ilu.ug .r-rNlna- -ng beverages as those
olr-s. ing more -,an -!re. AMI <
Ia f.+~ anns af Alcohol BY v-~.Gri-,
49, .~--,l-a-l il HE feg-=.4----e -
.aT by Assem- 5Iy-Tua1 Ma@-,c.
E,0ch. Democrat. Of View Tnrk T,st
measure a."rrd4ng u Eiocn Is Go
-rnor Elva~tss New JegS@- s.-
.-...H 4 -a -l..s state"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

The popularity which is rur-n
while IS thai which comes from a
sincere attitude toward al the world
This sincerity should nor show Itsal-
y d cri1ical frankness Il should.
rather. take lnza consideration tn
faalincs OF others. As TO me cues
ton Of pol:1eness ID those above III
and those beneath US. 7 would s"t4rn
really more necessa-v u give oar
best % those vino nave The least -
E-k,flargn
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Earn INC -. Shaw

Edmund Z Sh&v dI-l n The Home
hospital X edaesC.a~ - VS. born =
Portland Ny :. n 70 =r..s5eC ~
% <. -tH Ne. Inf. -'c, :. lSd- anu
YVES discharged Feb. = STD, f. ca-n~
% he Home @-o-n Portland Ma- Il,
1910 Re IL survived by VT. susan
Shaw Of Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Some animals ara -amarka bies. IL
dead for me wonderful development
Of lovn and devotion they possess
and snow toward met They are 50
acute n the sense Of their affections
that they sne,n TO perceive the feel
irGs nf their master in advance Of MS
tXpr4ssions- Masters Of dumb an
naIs have often been heard 10 de-
clare THAI their animals were quicker
70 derecr in them a spirit of anger
than were t.,e,r fellow men.