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

E. ne treaty q rease ~1.c1 Z
being drawn ii London 11- re
81 gnar'z-e II Turkey Z q c---a.1
-:-a~ 4hs q 70 De sc-.cced e Ter
European -er-i1a-T eIespr -as sacrsd
cIaces Ta-aee ha-s Eeer zEarie1 70
er@ece zEc %uT-za vi 5e pIzce,.
:1s.-r Gre@a c5u--1L L q zt1-E IL
assciG~s. ~tec4e- ne supervision II
t-.e Turks % - .=E- u E,2-oc1 W
Ss errr-sres! % AZ ai.ies1 free or -
= c0ree rlzs.= - .a-geEy ot C-ees1.s
ne Cracks a-e nosr re.t-y ava.-
ale ouc the r@spo19sai2iry is a
heavy one q keeping VIII bound.
ara g-arzrreeirz .E-e. g1c.l be1a --cr
e re Ers2ea1z6Ls Tux 1Eo azs
Eev4r KNOW CT 1rac-.ce4 t3ece-cT II
order.
"a Tie zscerz- srorcs-toc Il a.
-cw1S tie Tx 70 remain n Eu-
.>ca ~ al .ter. 8 r,1c1 cpposi-1or.
especially ;. England IL. cGaa6
trt@e-- Il every decent ce-soc
would oe 70 I'd Europe of tie pest
which aas xerc her peace unsettled
tar SOC 7.ars. On lie hazs q tie
.aces- however. a. Frz1cs las rcin--
.'t or-, -he only way 70 De a: A. gre
q what the TUr1 VII 10 IS 70 keep
aiaa Ttere he can ae Ecde- 1r-
star- guard TIE French view vt.cn
has prevailed II the co--ct, z cha-
: r1-lt 1-eaE practically re an
limitation If ne -e--alr7rg Ar
-:@n.aas III @antah tie TURK. c-or.
E-ccpe ard t1-z t1el Loca.. Il Asia
M.adr.
~ 2e-z11 a1c % lact--al--y Is
-=1 SARA! " rae -I-.1 rov ope--
aC41z II 4sia M.-c- and &C SAFETY .
guaranteed. IRE nacUrat i1sole1cs
g he race 1as again zsser-s.5 t-se!.
and he recent EAsacTes AID tcr-
rors ir re Wear East have has
ceret TIE bU1aess q treaty. max
-nz P-sE.er NlIe-znd Las IN
sr-.c-.h Tie French an5sssadcr a.
Va sE--Z-on - communicate re DE-
-.zio-s * TIE cou-ctI 70 President
W.Isor Tor his opInic-. Judging -he
er-E-e " The pasr SerEaps French
1r.rtn1 believes lie VII -eie-- -g.er.-
-: Frsnct Official circles aoit that
rs action VIII Eoc influence the
cr1--cL materially T. u a.se--=t.
tat H1cs Auer.ca vas 10 dr-ciz.---
- va With Turkey md size. she
has virtually REUSED ID acccpc
stare If che -espoz zialiLT <.r Tu--
ssY zt1e Eas 70 -:zt- u o~=r sof.-
t:cEs q he r-ra. IL Era-ce takes
iEt1 cpls;3e-z -.o- re far .tac the
Hartford Diss!,2r = Asa Mlror vas
az ANer:cz. a-4<z.1r, b1- rezz-Ics
"a. sire 1as RI. b eer IF -rat q.
- results It --at bcdys i1-e-x4-
CTS An=r.canz 1oU,d Ike IN le
.EforZae6 a. wy they are n
ray fcr .--s El.zs.c1 Z ~ report -
not sva!tabi= fer Use II deatlrg WITH
ne problem a1d Il This cou1-ry Is
Lcc 70 take --r- n tie negotia ..ora
And there, apparently, the natte-
bangs, adding one more to the rnys-
ter.es Of the conduct of the war-ard
ceace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Conaen,ai Emalax->a<

I understand you have hired A dis
charged soldier as farmhand.-
Yes replied Mr.. Cobbles. He vas
In the tank corps." what sort Of
service IL he giving" The best
ever ! told him just TO consider nv
little old tractor a tank. and the wav
be gets over ! field is a cSutfon.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
after INFLUENZA
The Grip, Fevers and other Poison.
ing Prostratina Oiseases-

Il . absolutely necessary that ,hs
1iocd be thoroughly eleansed, eerms O,
disease destroyed or driven out, anne.
use restored and the kidneys and live,
restored 70 perfect regular action.
Hoods SarsapariIla has been before
the people for S years a. a general
nsood-pcrifyiag Alternative tonic meds-
cine and il has given perfect satisfac-
'son- Men and women whose grand
mothers gave them Hoods sarzapariIia
are now giving 1t TO thei- own children
and grandchndren With perfect conf
dence. 1t IL the ideal family medicine,
for vide range OF ailments, always
ready. always does good At auy sea.on
OF the year. Prepared By educated
Pharmacists. Nearly 50 years az phe-
nomenal sales tell the story Of IT. Re.
markAbie merit For a mild. effective
laxative, take Hoods PTlls-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Maine GOSSIP

- ~ 9--NS9F
Da. Noah Vas Z E!Se gay.
He butt asset an Ark
He leyeh was re I1-E1
To C-11s- 70 fran 5.-ch 1a-a
Ny suah does euvy Man
Cause 7 50 plainly scza--- q
Dat when IL STOW s-a--s rl=t-.r'
Ize gEin= r!ghE OIL 10 SEA
Dey Amt no Gse Oh akin
When dat snow E.zs l.gu.dz-e
Dis niggah. down II Ez-e- z-ree-
Ant gT-n= 70 h@a.-a-e-
Use gTire 70 h1ar - DE mar Nah.
Ard ~ 20 md dz- AK
Cause Fse got Z funny feeIi-
Tse zwt1s u need cAt cz-x
De rst Oh desc h.zh peopIe
Gvfne t<1s' to -1hh<r 1aats-
Dis cocn a!1'r t1k-n chAcces
When d Sow done "skoo- Il a..tzc-s.'
Use g~tne right or altar
Dat ole ran wat built q .-k
An Use gT.Is coax st1 occo
L I'LL vaar I kin park
While ia. river keeps O. -is:c'
Ar De Journals OF: oo sigh
III Dc up dAr vId A!sAh Noah
\ stttla' mighty tight
-For=ace Z Palmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Mrs. Mercy ". Ee-sum, Eho aAs
fo- the past few yea-s made her
hoCe IN this village with her son.
Edwin z. Herz1n. died O.. Feb. Is a.
rLe age Of So years Funeral serv-
ices were held FEB. -. Pew. George
" Borden officiating
Mrs. FersCm had 4 serious Illness
last spring but was rurzed hack 70
fairly COED health for ore II her age.
Sce was most -=nder!y cared Tor b.
her son and by he- daughter. Mrs
L. Mae F'e-rhan, But after early fau
she very gradually grew weaker IN
IL ne eud- Four Of her eight chill
drer survive Eer. Edwin 2 and Mrs.
l. Mas F4rrEaul Of NJ. Vernon: A.
bert ". o. Ea-eEviile. ard Clyde 2
~ Me-cer. at % whom were with
a=- ths last few days and EFF moth
Lnz Urtone 20 make her as cou-
Portable as possible.
Most Of her married Life vas
PASSED in Belgrade where she had
many warm friends ~ whom she
viii BE- sadly missed zs well As by
her neigh oors and new friends here
Tho had become much attached 10
her.
On account # deep Stow and bad
roa6s the remains we're placed in tn
receiving tomb Until the travelling
viii permit their being taken % Bel
grade Cenecery, where her husband.
Noah Esrsun. ts buried.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
ASPfHIa FOX hesCaCHe

L-s- o. -6ayer Tablets Ct Aspirin
Eayc- pacAa<s-r ccCra-r-1s
ercrer directions for Eaalac1a-
Colds. PAN. Neuralgia. -aunaEo.
and Rcer-a -sr Name Bayer
-ears canine Aspirin prescribed ~
-nys1c-ars - --cetaec years. Ham,
III 1cxe. - :. aces cosI -eE cs1-z
sscrc ! --as.a -I1 C Sa-s-
Na--<ac--a - N,rcace--ca eide s-er
Ct Sa--cy Lea ciG--A1v
ccc3ec-tl-sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

The Hartford Times is experience
ing what We assume Is Z delightful
sensation, that Of having = Few home
for its exclusive Use, that besides
being equipped With all modern de-
vices" including. presur.a bly,. a six
cylinder. radio controlled printers
devil. is All Architectural ornament to
81 attractive city. Something to live
Cp c-bE- surely worth while.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Is Full Time Job

Caring FOR the health a : g
munity Is fun time 10, So
Maine Department OF He.
advocates strongly the emp
OF full time health o-E
cities or groups Of -oH-s
Maine. rather than V,--
men who devote q prcpc---
their time to the work. comm r.
with the meagre figures WITH.
express their salaries. wC--~
eligible for positions OF hea..a -
GERS according 20 n recent lscl
ment ruling provided they -
other requisite requirements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Tnsrsesy, March y, fsG.

Tire area. easen.ia! % sgr sseei-
ress ard prosperity IS Tia. ~s al
-.rs 20 IRE srieeipses Yeoe which
TIRE government WAS estAei ishsc, ard
irsi1e g>e- .rei- fsf-rEgi csserS-
srce"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Art for arts sake" said Doctor
Van Dyke. lis puppy talk. Art for
LIES sake is good sense. I would
rather live one day than write with
olt living for eternity"
May the wise doctor. live Tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Newton D. Baker. paciHst secre-
tary OF var, wants the governmen.
to retain title 20 The New York Dor.
terminals. 20 ensure their being
availab.e in the event Of a military
emergency. Ye gods Of war:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

The proposal TO run Won linden
berg for president Of the German re-
public toreshadows q military die
tatorship ia the interests Of the
monarchy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Card Of Thanh

We wish TO express our heartfelt,
thanks to neighborz and friends for
the many kindnesses shown dur,ns
the Illness and after the death or our
dear mother, Mrs. Mercy ". Heryum
also Tor the beautiful flowers.
EDWIN E. EERSCN,
Mrs l. NAE FARNHAN.
M. & Mrs ALBERT W. HEPSN
Mr.. & Mrs. CLYDE P HERsCM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Careless az Him

Clia-.cce sad zhers VS. =oc-e -2cxe-
u he engineering 1-5ld-g ne 3--e-
Ga-
% Professor se-pl=. .-3gp-,. 2e--
-e-ttc-la- --P1-ct Gov
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Shah It Be the alternative to pre-
pare for a bigger army. a bigger
navy. development Of aviation and
the manufacture Of Lewisite?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
And So On

TAe F-ssie.en-s valec..ct1ry-E.--s-. a.
cap-.cr-
Presidents vzled4c-ory- quit
you- ktd,tIr'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

B,czE ,-eezn- seen = 1aT= 2.-c.-
zEzr : ta any nora
No 1s -sed . ha-e 81 --ch snap
= III -ta- rox hes -r1Az.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Na-anIa Eurcticrarl

Are yor re s6t-or- asked lie -e--
= v:-ayz- As e =to~er. cpe- ne deer
* -l-e oEce u Ire P--1zl--7Ez Gaze
- a. t-re-6sT -epI--e- he nan
x!-t .-:--y hz;- IN -Eeshe- yoc: van
. -az= : E.ck 81 pay T7-- s7-osc-l1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

-a1- b. re 4oc=-Az-z ARA -
-o- -c.- - 5rea: az -eII ~
MAJ A11-St--e. j. pr : = -He
lamp -v-cca-1 Al i 1-o-- .es+ .-set
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Mrs. Margaret seIeher, F.rmiooto,

margaret. widow of Timothy Bel
eher- died Sunday afternoon. at
arlington. at the age Of 81 years.
her husband. who died 80 years ago.
was local banker and Mrs. Belcher
mad been particularly active in the
social and literary life of the town
She was the daughter Of Franklin
and Rebecca Moulton Butler. and
GAS native Of Fairbanks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

TIE Connecticut valley - sad to
have onions enough 20 fl 80 cas-,
which recalls the slogan. Smoke Al
Onion"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Sweet cider is the latest substitute
for water at a Bath christening. But
Why not water, Why TASTE the
cider.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

since the banks at FIndley. O.
.Iiaoe II known that they would take
Canadian money only at so cents on
lhe dollar. the collection plates at
church services there have been lo.a
ed with pieces Of Canadian silver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Wien taey get through trying 70
"Ane-.czc:1s" the Leaz-.e Americans
may be ashamed 20 ovr i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

TIE Eiccetcr1 & Saco S--.er Pal
zT Is sad . 70 1-a II he eI-ee.5
Egtz tsT II New Ax:aas: -1a- Us
1ct advanced c-crc -he 5-cen- tz-e-
a.-hoEg1 ne operating expenses 1ave
fctzacEe-3 eEerdeCsiy II re pa
few EARS and -1e company eas also
altt1ett sss.l 'le vG--- - -av rolZZr.
S-1ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Ms. Dora HcCaacs ot Shasta. Calf. .
= years old, il the mother q :. chill
dren, including twins born September =
OF this year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Light and Airy
-i-r,s Ga.s e rov5--
-t--.s specAS Ct ca---
MAKE ~ i15vs c-eckle=
r1s.-s a. = C-rT al
Ease ara sueerIe- Wealth

DID -Cu ever --3e = IL -ha-.otz
:. ease"
'S1- recent. We, : was / Co.
-se; - 80 Al occasional -lce a he
.cs xsz-n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
A. Instance

he a-g-aEe e @ov=-z : v=-y Ell
an
ave g cpc7=y-t = ar - r-esse-
10 Us
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

spt-acy" Wat 70 80 considered
La-1-heatet members. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

4 Pittsfield man figures -
present prices II costs s. 9 w.
keep a house cat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

-r,cw RAJ allan --a- = vaz --pessi-
bis "a 11e1- Ne -gofs. hence -5,+s II
aEte-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Eg lcoss;- d-Er. 20 <E- against
6@ge Eon --es1sE E-sry cord1-
-3or sceEs taEcabEe Tor : --suen-
-lvs- stream ard brock du--1g the
cnuLg spr1- and tie damage ia
nay De 1or= = Beyond =sCEacs
TIE G-oce= Por-Aca co--ssPcrd-
e.r sz-z- 9ooer- : P-7 vas zc--
CLOSET Identified VII. Pc-.a-a than
acy cir7 other caao Wast-z-cc- lis
Ecrss- owned tie house. IL OCcrc
street WEN .e vas Z student = re
Ega sctcci. a-@z -cr col-ses ~
years ago, and &c czEe tsre yea
altar year from ccytoot.- Cascc
Fay Vas 4 fascinating spor % I'm =
tis yoc-L He owed - sal aicc< ne
stores q he Vocstsst 1s,ands whose
-cck--ohet lIers or sandy AID PEG
tly teaches ever aEo-1st hin ts-Ls
spots td- studying -a-Ers- Z vas
QUITE . De expected that VIXEN IL
fe.- te co--G a1orrt 20 1T- SIN
le- home - should =e!ec- EaEla
Is.a-d = Cascn Bay / : vel tov1
-ovzrt Ea-2sHeE CT -Es cc-slie -1s-
and or Broad Sou-t Hare - buzz
Z home nat he coCIt ca IS Owe 81
where he cr1lG =eL=c- EIs -eiz-5ors-
Ets house Vas substantial .-caa.-z
DE = x---er = II nose - proiorg
rs STAY. - he ii e+-.r bang re-tre1
rom re -av-. Re cvCeG .evsr@
--cSr sraI ;sIacjS cc- s&;ec-ef -
and his c1Cage Il Ire Only z---crU-1
~ IRE mass o. rocks -La- -.se
abruptly from ne res-Iass sea. -
-E Z familiar fg-re o. ne stress
art+ walked VIII -apt1 strides Usually
alone ard intent -por hIz cv- 3Lsi-
cess. Peary lad feE il-.-zces here
az boy cr man and ev=c r coL=ge
vas 20 -=-.ce'-t and retiring a. 70 o.
Called odd Years Ct GeTot.a1 20 :
case q =uca vesr lagrI->-c.e - Coz
1-srlz re 9oiar Pigeons ard -eacL-
l-g he PoIe .-set nay account .or
reserve u LATER years which I'D uo-
reaec- h.s true nature. KS -c-ler
l.v=d II Sc---a Portland 5etcre Ter
scr birth re-1-r=e. -he-e n lE4
tea-h IL her husband v.er rs boy
~zs !, and aga-- atCe- ne finished
his college course ard v=C- =, Wash
.rz1o1 SIC died IL 1901 r.
cams he-e 81 often as his 6--ies
would permit - org - size wed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Augusta Lodge Directory

cusHNOC CHAPTER. NO. g. r. A.
" Special convocacjoa az Mason =
Tempe "Wednesday. March H. az e
u. Wrk = u. VI u. a-i VI >p+
Ci..f cor vcc;arlog- THURSDAY Na-ch =. a.
- = VI Wers , ? VI. and VI u
IL 80 .oJ-r-t-- companions ara coCC-a-IE
u EI-e,L 20 20 present
EA<FGRTEi l. NASH High Priest
z T -ETNl: SECRETARY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Hardwood members deny a con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

4 portrait & tie late Chief Justice
John A. Peters las been presented ~
Ms Jessie .. Dean Ct 3 N.lIer street
Portland = relative Of he deceaaed, %
the city Of Portland 70 be placed IN the
Centennial room AZ City hail, with TIE
pictures from lie famous sca.s os
Name rDon Of the OLD Falno1th Eo-sL
MI Dean had intended % include r q
that collection, bu, With the passing Of
the hotal. decided that th. proper place
voG1d b With the collection in Portland
CITY hall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Trinity coMNANCERY. NO. 7. K

= spec. al corclava c-tIe.. fo- work Il
Re C-y.=r u the Temple N Friday
.c-er1oo- March - 1919 3. 40 ?. VI
II lie Asylum Masonic Tempe Water
= supper a1ou- $50 2. VI So.our--
ny f-acers cordially welcomed
Er CHARLES P CHASE. CCudr.
ST. GEORGE H BANGS Recorder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
William n. 6o~ie's Party

Shovel shovel. hAl-Ie-IC-.zE
shove, shovel. haI-le-lE-5A an.
Shove. SHOVEL aAl-ie-i1-.ah
AZ W GO rl1E-Z Or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Ban has loss another Old landmark,
the big barn 1t the extrens uppr end
Of Warrington street having collapsed
On its root. The barn vas Used rnanv
years ago h the days Of stage coach
lines, as . feeding And relay station,
while passengers were cared for n the
house next south Of the barn, for years
occupied BY the late George A. McFad-
den and later BY Fred y. Colby. The
stage route vas discontinued aea-.v
halt century ago. but 1t can Sc trac>i
through the pasture and field connect
ing with the old ferry across the Ken
nebec TO Day. Ferry landing In WOOL
vich
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

The American Ice Co.'S. ice houses
at Boothbay Harbor also collapsed
on Feb. IS from the weight Of the
snow on the roofs, in spite Of force
Of men shoveling it Of. So much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

One Of our hen-fanciers, who has
evidence that his hens are eating
their egga. ayS he can cooper" them
overtime He cuts an eighth OF an
inch on the lower half of the bill
makes them ~over-shot" as II were
This might be said to Be one way
OF reducing the high cost Of living. as
it cuts off the bill Or Is it a recipe
against the shell game?-Aroostook
Pioneer.
Just receipting the bill for the Fl.
G. L
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-07
HIGHLANDS MAY
CONE INTO CITY
To GET PAvINC

University Heights and the High
lands may come into the city IN
order to force the paving of East
Central avenue, II was intimated
yesterday by those interested in
having the street paved and who
are waging q campaign to force the
few opponents into line so that the
street can be paved before federal
aid money is exhausted.
BY Incorporating with the city,
the matter Of lining up the objec-
TORS to paving would be solved, but
the residents would have to stand
the fun cost, whereas now the gov
eminent road fund win cover 40
per cent of the cost
The danger in delay, as pointed
out yesterday by ID. * Il. Sellers,
"A. O. Duerr and others favoring
immediate paving, is that there are
many calls being made from other
communities for federal aid and
that the fund may be exhausted
before the Highlands can benefit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-07
COMMUNITY HOUSE IN
HJERAS CANYON HAS
MOVIES EVERY MONTH

Way out in Tijeras canyon there
is community center which has
been established for the people who
live in and about the canyon, and
where monthly programs are given
to bring these mountain jewellers
together, and furnish them some
entertainment.
The last Saturday in every month
has been set aside as the day for
the meeting and everyone who can
takes part in the program. The
moving spirit in this enterprise has
been Mrs. George C, Cook, wife OF
the forest ranger. who conceived
and carried through the organiza-
ton of the community center.
About seventy five people were
present at a recent entertainment
and Domingo hall was crowded to
capacity. Moving pictures were
shown by the county agent, Illus
trating outdoor gymnasium work
Miss Ivy Fuchs. county demonstra-
tor. gave talk on "Blue Monday "
which was interpreted for the
Spanish-Americans present by B
Ruppe. A musical program Of vo'
cal and Instrumental pieces, fol-
lowed, andAthe evening closed with
a generally social hour.
There has also been for some
time movement on foot to consol'
idate the districts schools.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-07
WEST FRANKFORT
IS QUIET AF TER
HOURS Of RIOTS
There Are 200 Militiamen
PatroIling the Streets and
More Are Arriving; For
eiunerS Leave Town.

West Frankfort, H., Aug. g.
With 200 militiamen on duty and
more arriving, West Frankfort was
quiet tonight after last nights
rioting. There We're only a few
small crowds on the streets and
no firearms were displayed. Of
ficials were unable to identify the
five men reported killed.
The factions in the riot,ng were
the English speaking residents and
foreigners, principally Italians,
which make. up half the towns
population Of 1900.
Feeling against the foreigners
has been running high for several
months and reached climax with
the murders of Tony Hempel and
Amiel Calcaterra. whose bodies
were found in shallow graves near
Royalton Monday.
The foreigners have been sus-
pected of having committed a
series of robberies in southern IL
lionis.
Sporadic outbreaks occurred to-
day but there were no casualtie.
reported. "s
The majority of the foreign pop
ulation had left town last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-07
REFUSAL OF ROADS TO
HONOR RETURN TICKETS
WILL RESULT IN FIGHT

nv soss'ss JovsnsL SPECIAL LEASED wtssI
Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. 6.-Corpora-
ton Commissioners A. A. Belts to-
day sent a message to John E.
Benton, Washington, D. c.. solicit
tor for the National Association of
Railway commissioners, stating that
IL, as intimated in an Associated
Press dispatch, the Interstate Com
MERGE commission intended to al
low railroads.&c. refuse to honor
return tickets purchased before the
increased rates were allowed, the
corporation commission Of this
state would resist
II am loath to believe" the mes
sage added, that any man or body
Of men would attempt to abrogate
existing lawful contracts. If such
an attempt is made, we wish to
flight 1t with every means in our
power
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-07
ROOSEVELT BIDS
AD|EU To NAVY;
GOES TO DAYTON

tnf MORNING JOURNAL ePeClAL Itssho WtNnl
Washington, Aug. 6.--Franklin
d. Roosevelt, democratic vice pres
idential nominee, today concluded
his duties as assistant secretary of
the navy and left for Dayton. Ohio,
to attend the notification cere-
monies tomorrow for Governor
Cox, the democrttic presidential
candidate. ...-
Before leaving the department
in which he had served nearly
nearly eight years, Mr.. Roosevelt
held an informal reception at
which he greeted officers and
civilian employees. Later Secre-
tary Daniels on behalf of employees
% the navy yards and stations and
the navy department, presented
him with a silver loving cup.
Mr.. Roosevelt babe officers and
men of the navy afloat farewell in
n message sent by radio to all
Ships ...
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-07
LABOR WILL NOT AID IN
WAR SUPPORTING POLAND

London, Aug. 6 (by the ascot
ated Press. Members Of the
trades union congress parliament
airy committee and members Oh
the labor party have been recallea
by telegraph from Geneva to mee'
in London next week to CONSIDER
the Russian situation.
Meanwhile a strongly worded
manifesto, signed by eight members
of the house of commons ana
eight other labor leaders, inciud-
ing James O'Grady, John ROBERT
Clynes, and Arthur Henderson, mas
been issued, warning the British
public against the possibility OF
drifting into another war and de-
claring that labor will not CO.
operate in a war supporting Po-
land.