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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

- hw W18 RmEy 1sEa1Ha II F1rt-
-. vn1 N1E ~mn nE
b. 4 EnnmuE - Ekina wus n xs,ur-
D. RreHcgr1
Mr.. ann MH. FszzS er1ns- and
LIZ mi MrE. GGrEe wcbber ana rwe
anzGhrnsx wsz~ Eaestx a.csn1lv M
Elm9nm
FAnk N4rmar aua snugiszz- Kiss
MAr1zrxr MIrMua. na~e -sru-nea III
Aukn1sAA a&esr HMaasnr Ene week-sna
wsrh Mrx- Jssern PsulzR-
Mr-irr Hrrper - rnnfrrsf ID ms
hpsns wrrn sprHzreu ansz3e
ny ana Mrs. J. 2 Smz1h af Crsn-
-nn zzrsnue Ms = 4 3s-snrn anr
dHuEn1er Mms Heien Hersnrn or Oak
izna, WE'RE EuaEzE sUnaz~ IF M1aE
TlanEs Azrsum. VIM rs 4 E-nrisr1 81
Fs~mnefun Ennmai srnael
LIZ axEn MES 5xmes 4 xzIsasnr nave
-srurnaG n Mancnefzer. X 4. at-sr n
uzEr vs1h Nj Rn1 ME- + L. Ala-curze
= VI Mur-eE iE passing few sars
in Ssdner
M-x. Le-vr Fftcr ans taugr1ar FL
S1I 1tas"- 1-8llH@<E 1EttlL -8U$ h1-E8-
beth. 1ne-s rnes have pRsEeu a we.iZ
The Thistle C11ub Will haiu a wnzxz
rH-eg 81 inc TacpuneT ctInnBuEe IN
Thu-sdsv evening 81 IA SIX prizes
vii ne gwen and REFRESHMENTS ssr-vsa
M ana Mr. Elmer : smith ana
NfsE Cn-R Five ACCOMMODATIONS nr Mrs
DAmx T. Elrhasazen Of LewsIl Mass
wss~ guests Summary st Mars Lnrv DxB-
seiE- "a TnIun-
P~ser Buzfe- NJ Augusta was q re-
cEnr risf*pr tr rrwu
Miss Mliar-u Thvnx. VIM is EN-
pSrr@n e. tine Fzirfiei6 sunssar-iulr
uaHHea Ssae weeE-enf WIKI her s4s-efI1E
Mr. and MS Fred -,hrng --linran awe
niue
Misses Belle -Ez-lnr end Alex1nR
Marital ~ WazH-viiAA wes- raIiers sun
sfEv nj Mrs. Edward Mcs-nw
Ssdner Har-rnn. an eFnriassae Al Fsrf
ARlzha rUwer hBuss- mas --ru-ne6
--oH Epu-h Dresden v-fis.s7a ne HzsEnd
the w.Hk-ena wsrn ms family
HI ann Mrs. F-HaG 4 Fnsie- were
cn a.z-s M Afhien TRENDS SuntaE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

THE fM2NrMs a3.--rfFNE fur the liEEF
Ms4 B13sn Z1fhnv NJ HA- street. war.
neau ~ -ne s-~F-anc.s a. sH3es s.r1urrn
ar wsxa-vssle al s:s a n AanaaE-
Tnrre wac aunu1sxr sT s-au1Huz
ffrr ---fDur-E The b4wr.-s wer. SIX
xuraT ~ un~ aeesnaea Joseph. joe.
AgDe-1A Lauis peser and Saisn Lispr
I've in1ermen1 waE m ehe CH1nsslae
resne~.rv q nusnfer Of reisrswez F~tsm
uur uf re~rn we-~ preserr a the serv-
inA
Mr. and Ms Eazsesl a weeks ar
-smpHnsaG B~ mrs. EzrH S-iiEur NJ
Eass vassa5hn~c vsre vissITers n
SAswhxsnn Sunday
Crss and James wsrnnzn II FTrE
st--ea w-re zsnsng eisa<e fnz- er5esssa
~ rrtle wfrsf L4seu1- ESure< Maxim in
nx asrsplAne Sasurfzw s+sernusn-
sunfzsv. the faffrwinx trurs rfsfs rs~Fn
~sr~ unasanaar~ M-s. 5sEsnh Besan-
Ger ana rfazin Misses L.urEr G+Brfrn
rvou1e Chen-sre Dernzrs simpson
Samuel HerI. Alien Robertson ara
William -arnbxrrsun NJ cxnaus wha
~ = guesr If fss krsTAsr Esmes .unn-
be--sun-
Chmriss FMnx1runEt EuxurnHr wsrlle
Aunrmx sa1r fpur H~rsas>z. rirrr<
UunSrr ana Wsslcfnsfx
m. 80 Mrn r. ~ L.ie.F md Csnes-
10. E4nA~ az ~ Alhnns wsr~ susssxs
snn<nx sf III. sma Mrs. ssnn2sv VIII
sx-
hrs. Kss~ snsa - Fstisna is
sxu~s III MRS. Mary Dunss~r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
.N0LN'S GOES RIGHT
TO THE ACHING SPOT
sas Tar just Tell sg is -sst--~,
Stimulating orDr- 1ra- p 10
aoiu1 u &c you Snar

T-gyTrS MS Of men anf vvuruer
i when If1e lHHSf IIr-ie F-nHH-nH-lr
rerick' sasssIls Unarn -nETs -i0Hr' g
L.sui11a.sn1 fanGv tn KNOCK 4 BU1 PM
zIar auer a third al essT-EI--y aGS-
sa- more HsBpuGa- tBGay..
Tbs bEzuse 2 If &C wonderfully
hsslDfal n -aiFsxanC ex7e-raa aEfas.s anE
UNSATISFACTORY fTzmBHEn. fREAa<sias.
-1ssll--a .zia- sv7ssrstrsaAIaaa muscles. stiff
jnETI=S weather Ex1BEIs--e RESULTS a
'Izz-is Is al THE - uszssssssE--'-- fsr r
spnr psne--z7as w1-frSET -gssisInE N
the sure aBut No MISS. M sza med
sFlIE-
All fz-gr-IE-=- -ar. e 4n-Aav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26


p-rs q ,isnn N 10y "a -
NJ ant -1nnz8 III - L.
Smur If rnnT pzMe s1wA -
,meu1r IHR1 nR~ q Mzz2R
= "A snnI1uNc - aE -
S.ru-asie u u U1H - C1k
Drus -nurE ER - 1Ee
,rns znr F--un- linz Dy,D NMf
nsuaIir piEzn EuE2r sxur-
N nafsn the nest ulue cnllEh rHmEay
nunrr cxn hUr- nut esh uunnB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
nTTSFElD

The annual meeting N the 7izzsfieid
eiaH pZeI AmericaR Fed Crsss WIZ ne
Rsi0 N the AnirriEan LFE1nn -nHms
MAnEDn biBck. MAN street. " etnes-
aaE a1-srnnun. Orr - NJ utrfpcK.
GmcErE viii re eiecrea eamnss7s.t.s
HisDn1nzHE -epnr-rs +nr rns zisral wHar
gnfg = Iszs IN June 30 NE SUMMIT
ten. and sCtsr husineHs Of Importance
a--snaHn In Al VIM becHns mann
sers al the AmericEH Rsa Cross in
Pir1Hffeia fnr me wear 1a1s-sR tHryHnd
All ar-e eligible m cflts meeting and
n rs hnpea rnare viii be q large az
rsnaannn
The st-r wedding RnnisEErsa-v Of
Mr.. ann Mrs. George " Maine WIS
onre-vsd IL their npms sn Detroit ar-
enue F.-ldsv evening Oct -. when
Tnev rec=,ven a large numi,er OF their
trends 81 q -erep1lpn gwen N their
i1unnr Tissv ware 1ffe f-.rinien-s NJ
manE -r--s rnclud4n- MAN. -sin ensns
linen ru- siaaF ant .fiIna M Maine
is nn-rrH nj Pf-rsfiein where fur'
mHnv v-H-r ne Was engaged IN the
lumbar business an6 a-rIens1n1n1 pur-
suT-g. He Has asED served the rHwr
as nIEfr- wa3cnrnan and rs a. present
enc Of the employees af the American
Woman Co. Ms Name was formerly
Mary Elizabeth Cevne anG was bern
iH haeeswills- N Y. and when q rHHnc
lRay loEnsr IN HEvsrtair, Mass,
where ner marriage 70 Mr. Name oc-
Cured Oct 80 -S-f Afasr ,-sHH n
ing in Massn rtiusrszz FFw veKEx they
isca1su N this tRwH where Eisev have
since rnsiaen M Maine E a prsUm-
ment mernsser sf Phlanzuma lsaEs. L
o. @ r. anG sf -etsasFlGBsk EneHmE-
nen1 Mrs. Name has beHn an as
raefne6 member af Nsvny..v RaBaKah
lpdige Tnr MANI NsRES. MI and Mrs..
Maine hare Hne aHuEnrs- Mrs- HIeisu
Pvssnr w1Es OF Leslie q PBaser Of rrllk
IRWIN and a granddaughter EjrR
Neser Pealar ETntssnz al MAINE Cen
tvAz Tue-Ens4. TnrEs EafDs were rEH-
ssar.at nv Ms-s EAIsn Pania- TleR-
EaH--- Wee 9-rw4r G,tn" and ct Is
r--v. Dear Haar-t Wee Growing Old ="
Delicious -sf-nsflrnenIE az Fruit punch.
Fans- -BuKfHs iEH .-sarn a1r assDs'f-
I'd cake WIS sH--vzI mrs. =. CREne
Of Eutisur. n Y slsfa- ef Ms. Maine.
was arnsnr Lf1H gGt-of-tBw-n CHESTS
present
MIS- u lsiiHn MaE-nssE vert ~ Brs-
tsn SATURDAY for 7sisir with ne- SIS
tar Mrs. ANNE sparks.
Miss Ada Csfiir was In Augusta on
business, SR-u-tfHr
Lfrwwud Bafirer. a srHfer ~ Sow
sls,sT .ufsrrr in m rrwrn Esr n ElE--
with -eiarzvns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
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unev ana Bladder weakness re
H-um u-ir acIE- sRyrs q nn1ea a1-
rr-- The kI0nsvs hfrsr tins axsf9
IA me ninod anG pRsE II On IN me
nts-, where Z urrsu -emanf u r-
-H ana Infiame. CRUISING a burning,
iEzn- EEnsHlnn. u- ser-znE I'D Eli
TIA i'm a. ti1s nses 8f the nlRnosr
kErE vuU n seek -aiief -wn or three
has ssxr1nE Tire night The sufferer
IA r.aHssanr a---axa. rhe w9ser paABek
crluaaE WIKI a scalGinE sensation
H vs-v preTaEse- aHadn. EnsgE is
erul-- IN avefc1nE
eiaa8er wHHkneaE muEf FBEkE CAL n
|rzusr they rHna- cnnr-ns r-fnH1pn-
kfls L If extremely annoying anG
ee-mes VERY paiAfni. tlaiR IN -easSv
J ri the mnEr EiyuDie ailments 70
kr-rH1e ETe1 about four ounces Of
Salts T-gm wBur pfa-macast an6
y a tablespoonful N a glass NJ wa
he1ur-n brHaEaEL euuEuue LnlE nor
NJ -ny--e aarsa ThxE viii neHT--As-
fns acids N the urine sp n MO inn
e q SOURCE sf i--izA-lon II ths
Easf ara Nx-1nArv uxxAnE wnscn
a..t normally aEnin-
En SRfrE is inexpensive harmless
f MADE 1-arn the aelG sf EHpes
,arnnn Juice- combined wfrh Isfhgn.
Y usea n- lnnusa mas on fBiks vino
F}if5arr tn urinR-v disard4sr
EHs ny H-ie acld ir-T1a1ssH- .1ad
h iE snsenffaa far kiduevs and
lsss M had sfferrE wnsfe~er
Eers wgu have pisasHnr s.fse-rsE-
fr-tfIH-waT.r c-Tnk wfiir-fs uuscs-
--i,p'-.s afscy-~ r-ruass--Ae~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
ALASKAN TEACHERS REsaLs

An mixing nj Lne adventures and
fIa-asnFESx snaBIInzeT'aE bE MANY II
thH faaeher-v VIM ara bringing Amer
IcHn Influences 10 Tne wIG.fy seHz~
-e-sd Alaskan vIIlRa4s rs cun7A nee
IN a TaesnE number 81 sssADni Ll1s- =
Lawrence. Island wf1icn hes 81 une
soulnssffy entrance "a BerinE @r-aEL
aisnIz- f7r-fv miles 1r9n rne -BHRz 81
Siberia ~ Is.E-beund and Enacressibss
for alEi1r munrfls CT the vaH-. Altar
reaching fBr HIn1 MIMI ms. afl-zn=
winch they wnre 1sE unlv u'41fse per
snrs IN the lsiana Ms Js.sste fash
ner Of Clinton 9t,sa a teacher ana
nEErSe. and E. rssnirv " PHfAlu1a-
Ca. n tsacher ltsft taRmpeIl. d NAVE
~llla-e or rfse EAST slSiH Of ne IslanG.
n q six-aer-fosf launch win faHT
nsE-as. intending m MAKE me vpEr-
arr rs Nome. distance NJ a1TnoE7
-.fa Mites as.-nss St.--nE STRAIT
Engine 1--uufsie 1ieEaioDeG when -hsv
mad Euns ars- a SNORT GIE-ance and
ri1e hsaz was Easar caaErs- N dr-iE- ne
After TWO 7av= AND nights ef1sv nad
cr-ereG about 10 miles ana the
cutter Sea- was sslserwee III me DIS
lance The small American flag or
fffe mastheHd NJ me iRlncr was IN
r,.tila1zsv marsG III and anwn as =
sigma. The Fem dipped hs- rag IN
resvunse sHr -wnrznuse gu 1eE eau-ss.
SINCE she CAD no1 realize 1rss1 Enas-e
was need Ear assistance The pH-rT
ON ne izunx.n hzvznc M na-z1Irns
experisnaE End MT kznewsng what
slEnsa n NE. finally ran III Inc SNOW
snlzn .af one zf me naz Ks and waved
n with the dRE- Al inns sigma me
Bea- nu--ls1 ts aine assistance uf ms
isunx.h ann Tswsc x To NerzTe.
5urh Mr Epu}ax anG Mrs. Taanna~
mad an5rhsr periissls adventure IN the
Autumn af 1879. wasn Enev r8aE pass
aGs sn tine Bear 1nr the rillas@ st
aampen sTnrrns prevented Inc cur
a4r rum landing a 5aInfseiz
and -ne tsache-z- wr4 Il toms
az saal scasal supplies and nR-
-lze Ssor-a SURPRISES Ealn.d al s. zsa-
we-e landed Al SorsznwesH Cape q
village Of rwenry--wB inhabitants sn
tne wesrE-n safse nj me rsiznG A pre-
ws.sz Cape -rnm GanseH AND. SizBuEh
A- -fonlev surcs@fiea n MAKING me
lib ak.-Dss~ the island ne Was unnbis
IN TaRr Mrs Tasnner MT me supplies
+1e rrEueIed sixrv miles over tire
rrpuu~aIr- w1ev-s pc sFsen- rEas W1nzsr
n s7ami1eH ws1r IL ua-Ip1s- raaenirg
ss.fitsas and ea-rnE fss- tine SICK Etu1r
srnsE-@ gras@ moss and IA few anarf
wlEiryws grew an the island ann MT
TIMBER IL f8Ezzzz sxceps d--rFwsasa NJ
Doci+sy suffered greatly rum spsG
aner1fUe aErnsH=n an ample supply
az 1x4a was sn me nziser ssrie az fne
MOUNTAIN MRS Taafsner. az lnp a- fzs-s.
hand, ss+r- nzae mgnzns ~ South
west Cape- uuTl zne izuacn pitszea
ner ap fur tho wsxAge M Nome Dur
EnE her sza- IN the village sarass1+G
On Mnrmr~wepT rss.izs. sine ga1hs~en
ss.iAsE sf sEu4n native cf1zia=sn AND
held d nlgf1r szsAeui 1nr aautsH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

SaErNurv sswnsiun wrnu esxu~-~ Inns
rne wus1n~~ af &nr $780, ~s.v..,z.
n. Aesrr rms $3.50 F.r . go
HaJBvw~ser ns-,v -, -. r>rr s.vx.-r
s.s xsrir NJ -ns ruuu-~rSsr -, mr.
uu. or -ns,,- - ,wsp a. n.--~s
.-rm~ s~<r~- ~n,- - So. ..-,.r,r,.., ,s
--h~w~a.x n,r,z- <,r Es-,.-- ..,..,,i,,r-
uw -hsx vR~E M -1,~ -sv-- %us5rSsrrr
~-- sf.,.s-s ,reis,s-.-r 49,. ,.-,sss>lsr ..-
r,ssra - .~r-.. 80 .r~w /. hsw ~.~-
-..r - -u-
pzvw-s n,~vr,.r ~<r--r ne
,.---ar~,n~ xaI1.v %ssr1 ~ TN.
go IN r,ur M
20 ~ u.z -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

De vuu tire 1B1 easily Fsei weak
nervous. All Ers--unE" suffer back
ache dizziness. sls.k nsa1acnez- Manr
wBmsn drag zlDnG cay afre- GaT,
t,amznG se-calsG .-tzYnalH ---uuhie' IN
sfaRd Of weak kstaneys wizlnf 10 grEsn
are the caasH- Lson'1 wEl-- hIEnev
was kness mar sead IA gravel. a-pnsv
or Br-i=iazas dssefze TsE Duanis KIG-
nev Pills. They have nr1nSr1z hsAlTn
Ea thousands af w=Rs- -1-~u wsrn-n-
AsE wosz- uelgniscr
EeyaHls an Augusta case
His Sapnssun Fapznsan- 9 Ncvss
Place ssyr MY kidneys r-uunlec me
ana mr. hHzk Planned Ersrr-n NJ
Seemed a d-a- 70 me The hack OF
mv mead nnrt me roc ] pegAn uszng
Ds6hn.s KIDNEY Pills and 1fs<v -eiaevec
che t--uuBie Szns-- then hs~e had
ssransun tn ~ Dszn's ana eke same
gBDd results wevr aE5zaanec --Aas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

w. snunafs aUv wHman cHMezMue ~
b. an .xxls, mum zs.9-1nF DEwyrA ~
r w tae~ znce- Rsw that r IN kneWn
al ,p soMpsesHfv and cnsctssv 20
Ir--t vweU< assu All. br rns new
klsr-Tns urncasg- ThE EGpcHzE in nat
ku -urnnk=~d ~ nj ws1h raa& aA3fsa-
\ eintr-suAa .r Ei1HvEag ynetneas-
.agrrsn- in nssp-exieyseas. u8n-fss-r-nz-
I observation-disclosures 3 harmless Il
liz nv -sTsn wT-nvuT anw hAa sffacI
= al AL nv nAsrx rByne osz5 sG-i--e
, rne x5suoB. B1f8yN nHHS verv
--hs sk7n w se<1 ms suAgprf arm
f--~ aE q cszz3d'E
Ey.-alle wfsn pNrrAGHeS . EzssK uf
eacE1ns z-um rhe dsNGGsE AnH Esl-
me ssmy4e tfF-c1.r1snE. If pBune N
k7,rsss,rs xFss tseiaEfszsG-Aa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

ana gE- no s1zssTTEnn En ps-m1Ts
Tnen raa-nT algsr are seHEenren N
z@rmE If Imprisonment uf ---rTIn SIX
ynauzns 10 q Tsa- Thsw have IN
aimed rSlel- arms hv tassITsg E4ferr ~
RAIDS srsrn afs- D-upaa was mare par
rlzs PERMITS rRHe n@@n nas-s num-
er-nuE in DUNN taan ass-w1es~~ essp
IN tine saa1fh and West Esasi bv srses.-sl
rrslzazzz-y rsv~tteT al IFs-rrS-s N me TtE11f-
In a1#trlrz Asse nGw ns--o Wf1he-zv--
and -tse ArlIstss-s hREr bees zsgu-rec TH
hand M az H-rms lz 1a..sz T,rsssssHissl-
7ss-saL - AnE PERSON laN1Tl- E-S18ss
aTrnunS1ann 81 expiusi res VIII se
rx-sss@tsuzzl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

aaElsT gHET VnU are sEmu8T aAT ~
iEzhss b.cnHse -ruu CAR 1ss
You agsrsTRl " w-7rsfeT 'vssre1 i1sss = -A-
pe T-ue-EifH- VHu WEIR aiHDE alf1-
months enduring SIKH N E-.-r'- when
FaT saHfa hsEA hRr HBcu ssHFv arr
GIl4uk relief T,B wsE aButJr FsrrVg
x - aET FISK Your yYEBTeV cnes---
TTI71w refunded 2 Gets I'd Is ~
sI,-ss r-ry esa7 me sz.srssins Tsh.sTsn "a
nuEraEE Csc i've ''EraTS-lT r-atE n
FfrusElFIS t4s.7-s custs nIEr a
f-1ti. M1z sv Z Lawrenre a n.
C'h4cRgH
SHid II AuEusts ant -FTBr1TfIe1nsr
as ne vzes--itz.s fseE7 cu-u -tsTrresTv "
Int4sl l.auEnl and A-~-nt.- Tsf--7sRtlf.-
AFR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

Enesasz BT sss-nEing their rIFsze n
COMMUNICATING. rauv usasuEseTs n Cun-
Essess are m wass4nE1sz leoE-nx fnr
: R2ane m Ef--n while rss~ le.-s3a1H-s
wsssF'a HwsT asas s1rr1Tsnr- innilarfis
-gszsets ana zaIa rnaaE rf rne sua-t-
rIe1rrS L1ase fssrnzr-as arrusnEE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

IN aGdsfisr % G1Ea- --saznns t1r dss-
r1rs-1lan che vew Fask Paite. -,srar'
nsea1 IS al3suua n having a Iszs--fer-.-y
assp5lrz@G seiBnf1ure sc - snFi ~ h1r-
szzt1iss Essixs The eaGi. the zSEr ri
sp@rIaz ZsanH-y eUrnrYass4aysssr 1assn a
Ezsrssz- h=aG af Ef1e rrz5fc is1Eislan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

f''SA@o-- ne Ph1tH97zpnsr, B ars-
'aE SpsanssG pscxare II rhs
4 HsEer f--nn7 nnssMn rruR Inc
=. mai on emmy se1EL n
HaHTIErrse psnp-x1na rnciu0snx
RaH'SFu ksrrsRer- IL hii1A.
aH''s lures and highways frum
sih'e +ssSEn-z 70 suuxh - the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

Al nm AngMMk2 EennrE hnsp1xz.
M0nHx. sDsax rhnR anMz1.n wurs
LAe 1RAiaE ~ Amnm. Nrx. Char
aUEn EanM M LeMznn md Man
EanrBzE1ne Ehn11mn us AnxuEsn
Ear szEUnEAi ExaDEnr and Mr.
EuzEA DUNMnnn ut AuUusA ssr mena-
chi 7NMMnME- M4. 9nRr Purrnk-
rnn = EaEAnuna wzs GiHchargsd
Es Ms- Nxs6AA EDrrsnn af AxxR-
M q mun M0E huEn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

7e'-a viii ne an ali-dnw and e~e-
: 7--ssi1n n me Scottish Ere
is.s Masonic mall TO-DAY WsF-k
as 1Rne n rfae LoG=s Of Psrtee-
r~ins-n If Jerusalem and the
F DI daE-geE Win aeguT N
liuH@s --he sessions VIII cpM-
are ar ..H A. M LHncfa viii he
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
ELECTIONS IN
 GUATEMALA WILL
 BENEFIT AMERICA

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 24.-The recent presidential election in Guate- ma1a will have a beneficial effect up on commercial interests in the United States, says Dr. Edwin R. Heath. Of Kansas City, Kansas, consul station ed here for Guatemala and Bolivia and consul general for Honduras and Nicaragua
 American investors in Guatemala are fortunate in the recent election ito the presidency of Guatemala of majority after the enforced with drawal of Don Mauel ,Cabrera,'' Dr. Heath said "Cabrera was another Diaz. While he had done much for his country, he had been an autocrat for many years, and would not allow another candidate for president to be presented The new president is much more in sympathy with Americans land American ideals.
 s~There is a great need of better understanding between the United States and the republics of Central and South America The most crying United States mail is very uncertain tin South America. Steamship com panies have fulfilled their contracts when the mail has been unloaded on tthe wharf and distribution is left Largely to chance. Improved consul Jar service and better shipping facil- itfes from the United States to South America are greatly needed
 American commercial interests need sa1eSmen educated in the Ian fguage and diplomacy required to car ny on trade with South American people, South Americans prefer our
 manufactures, but their difficulty is Ito get satisfactory service Great rail- way projects are under way in Bo- l1ivia which will open up the head waters of the Amazon, Paraguay and .other parts of central South America These will be financed partly by cit sizens of the United States, but their progress is temporarily checked by interna1 disorders in. Bolivia"
 pr. Heath is a fellow of the Royal Biographical Society of. London and Ia noted South American explorer. In shis explorations he discovered the IIsio Madre de Dios and opened up tvafuable rubber forests in Bolivia and f5razil. A river which forms part tof the boundary between Bolivia and Peru is named for pr. Heath.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
BLINDED "VETS" MAKE GOOD IN
 OWN BUSINESS

Baltimore. Sept. 24-Thefz~ enter prise financed by the Red Cross -Insti- tute for the Blind. four sfghtless sol dfers who received their training at Evergreen Junior. the local asylum, havesopeped tire repair shop and are making good.
 It was found by the management Of the institute that many of the voca- uonal students were not satisfied merely to wotk for others but ambf- tious to engage in business for them- selves. This suggested the necessity for giving to the men some practical experience in commercial work in actual contact with customers, and -in- struction in the management of the business end of a tire repair business. The Evergreen Tire Repair Shop is the answer. It is a post graduateaschool for those who have proved their ability in the mechanicS--o tire repair work.
 A blind soldier is the manager of the shop. E.. P. Napstad. is the man. He entered the service from Wiscon- sin and was sent abroad with the 343rd Field Hospital. With Napstad are three other blind aworkmen-Ellis Dewitt, an Illinois boy. who was a. first class fireman in the navy and was blinded by the glare of the furnaces; Burt Dehaaan of Michigan, wounded while serving in France with the Thirty-third division in the 108th Field Signal Battalion, and John
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
SOME GEOLOGICAL FACTS REGARDING
 UNITED STATES

Washington, Sept. 24.-The farth- Fest east, west, north and south points on the United States mainland have kbeen determined by the United States Theological Survey which announces that tho eaSternmOSt point is West sS2nOddy Head, near EaStport, Maine; kfne westernmost point, Cape Ava, EVVashington; the fmthest north, q EsInal1 detached land area of northern Eldinnesota ending in latitude 49 de- Ft1exrees, minutes the southernmost |, point, Cape Sars1e, Florida, while the B1orfda keys extend farther south. Data determined and compiled by the Geological Survey contains some tinterestfng facts not generally known. Some of these are: { The gross area of the United States is 3,035, ,789 square miles.
 The land area is 2, ,973,774 square miles,
 The water area, exclusive of the Great Lakes, the Atlantic, the Paci- fic and the Gulf of Mexico, within the three-mi1e limit, is 53, ,015 square miles.
 From the easternmost point, West Quoddy Head due west to the Pacific Ocean the distance is 2,807 miles.
 The shortest distance from Allan tic to Pacific, between points near CharIestown, S. C., and San Diego, Cal, is 2, ,152 miles.
 The Canadian boundary is 3,S9S krnifes long.
 The Mexican boundary is 1,744 miles long.
 The Atlantic coast line is 5,56O miles long.
 The Pacific coast line is 3,730 miles long.
 The Gulf of Mexico coast line is 3,64O miles long.
 Cuba, is transposed directly north, would extend from New York City Ito Indiana with Havana farther west than Cleveland.
 The Panama Canal is due south of Pittsburgh, Pa.
 Nome, Alaska is farther west than .. Hawaii.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-24
BRIDGEPORT BOYS
 WITH U. $. NAVY ARE PROMOTED

The following named young men Ewho enlisted in the navy and whose Shomes are in Bridgeport have been Spromoted to the following mentioned ratings, which their many friends in tBGdgeport will be glad to hear of: sB. W. Pravarsky has graduated from kfhe Submarine school at New London land is now with Submarine Division INo. 9; Clarence Hardey. graduated
 from the Electrical school and now holds the rate of electrician third
 pcfass; Joseph Kanndry has graduat-
 red from the Aviation Mechanics
 school with rating of G. M. 3rd (A).