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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23
DEF1.ATrON PILLS

fIisbee--Tbe Green Cananea Co.
Is the first large copper producer
20 suspend operations until price
OF copper permits of a profit.
Hugoton, ch.-Quincy Mining
Co. reduces wages Is per cent, ef-
foctive December 1. No further
curtailment is planned. Copper
Range Co. also reduces wages. New
scale for miners. 81 n day. Tramp
ers and underground laborers, $3.50,
other rates In proportion. Rent on
company houses reduced so cents
room per month. Soft coal re-
duced from 80 to 81 a ton and all
those who have purchased coal at
50 will be refunded 81 ton by
the company. No curtailment in
working schedule contemplated.
New York-The building CON
struction market shows improve
ment. Buying movement of con-
siderable magnitude has started and
big demand for lumber is reported
in last 10 days according to Dow
Service Daily Building Reports.
New Orleans-15 cotton mills in
North Carolina resume operations
on reduced schedule after being
idle weeks.
Factories making wo-
mems shoes now idle, will reopen
at full capacity soon to fill orders
foi spring goods. 10000 employ
eeG, who have been idle about two
months will return to work.
The foregoing reports tell the
story of readjustment that must
take place in all lines of activity
month ago, The Manufactures
and Industrial News Bureau said
get ready for business" mabye in
ak months, maybe n year. But
as one industry after another turns
the corner OF readjustment and the
/ public becomes convinced that a
new level OF prices has been reached
this country will witness the great
est building and buying movement
Il has ever experienced.
We have been waiting for Eur
ope to buy our products in great
quantities and thus hold up our
wartime prices. We maintained
artificial prices and wages on
false hope for Europe has been
waiting the same as we have. When
the public refused to continue buy
ing at war prices the bubble burst.
Taking our "deflation pill" is a
hard job but the sooner we swal-
low II. the sooner will business as
sumo normal proportions. We are
not alone in our prediction that
we will witness industrial activity
In the near future. c.. w. Barron,
IN the Boston News Bureau says:
The fact is that in this country
asentiJl goods have been CON
umcd during the past six months
to greater extent than they have
been manufactured There is only
ono thing needed to right the sit
uation. lower food prices and lower
money rates and both are arriving
daily.
I'VE are laying the foundation
or business boom. Very few
people would have the audacity to
tell you that but | cannot see IT
otherwise"
Let the people consider and not
iry to step the present normal re-
,djustment with artificial laws or
equations which will only retard
n ipevliaole working OF economic
laws.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23

Eight great American relief or
ganizations including the Red
Cross, are cooperating with Her
bert Hoover to raise S33 900, 900
to save the 3.500,000 starving bab-
les of central Europe. Oklahom-
ans are asked to contribute to the
fund between December 10 and 26.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23

Every dollar contributed in Ok
lahoma between December 10 and
26 to the European Children's Re
lief fund will be doubled by the
countries in which the American
money will be spent.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23
GARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
shown during the illness and after
the death of our beloved wife and
daughter.
j. F. Glidewell and Family.
ID. G.. Hendricks and Family.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23
Nl,en - A.a eln..lpa.-a d

60 ingure n healthy action of ,ha
boaelg ana cOrro, d;co.lGrs Of NE
liver. iakC two 0c Oh mboNa'A's
Tablets Immediately afier supper,
They Will q; only cause gentle
movement - the bowels. without un-
plaasan; cfects. but Danish that
aull. s,uyid icolirg, that often ac-
oornpariQ tiH'uion.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23

! Tube cilosis Is killing thogsandi
Of central Europeap children rhe
ois ase Was brought on by siagya-
ton Nca c3a hclp save 3,6O0.0OO
dying children by contributions %
the l4Ne fund headed rs lie, bot
Hocver Oklahcrare ere nsl, q 90
cOAtributg between OecguBcr 10
and 2C.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23
FAbDIsTs ARE REBuKED

All southern California is pleased
~ the refusal OF Pasadena voters to
be carried off their feet for a city
owned street car line.
That home OF millionaires, includ-
ing millionaire socialist. and intel
lGctual radicals. rejected u big bond
issue to build n city line.
OF course, Pasadena has already
enc struggling system OF electric
lines and interurbans, and all kinds
% jitneys galore to hnul people.
But the faddists and dreamers
and socialists who fade away when
j. comes to paying up the bills for
costly experiments wanted another
liae.
II was to be the entering wedge
Tor public ownership of all the city
and suburban electric and steam
lines in Los Angeles county.
But the plain thinking people re-
fuced TO drive the wedge and re.
bpted the theorists who still believe
in governmental mcddilng.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23

Hake a Christmas gilt 20 human
'ity. Contribute between December
l9 cnd &c to the $4,000 900 fund
asked by Herbert Hoover to pre-
vent the deaths OF $500 900 stary-
Ing European children.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23

Miss Jessie Keith, court clerk
expects to spend Christmas with
home folks near Hooker.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23
RUNNING WILD

Thc national family has been
running wild. II has plunged into
debt by living far beyond its means.
The family can avert Insolvency
only by cutting down its overhead
of expenditures and adopting habits
OF thrift and economy on the part
OF its individual members.
Local and federal taxes have
been sky-rocke as result OF
war activities.
Nearly every human effort that
was formerly met by the individual
has been foisted upon the tax
payer.
The federal government must he
brought to earth and couple OF
billions cut from the budget.
Every state government must re-
trench. This Is easier said than
done, when the pressure of official
ism is all for expansion. But every
western state could pare off a
million or two from its fixed
charges. ARFRxl
The war is over and every pro
ducer and employe cannot be paid
on a war time basis u profit.
Taxation has reached the point
where II is the greatest hindsance
to investment and development of
industry.
Next to the duty OF the individual
man. woman and child to save and
accumulate bank accounts, is the
duty OF lawmakers TO stop the
ascending scale OF public expendi-
ture. curb the demands OF self
expanding officialism, and reduce
the fixed charges of government
which have become exorbitant and
industry paralyzing and prohibitory.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23
GIVE BUSINESS = cEANCn

Western Legislatures should learn
tho lesson OF the recent election,
where the people voted down near
ly every initiative bill! on the Sal
lot.
What is the meaning of this
Some OF the bills had merit and
many were dangerous propositions
People are tired of too much ,eGis.
lation.
Give the business OF our country
chance TO come back and durin {
the period OF roadjustmont hamper
ii as little as pcssille with expcr.,
ngnts.
State and federal interfcrea Z
with business AVID industries ha
been carried too far and he cou
iry wants q rest n r.la l. l-atn
while Hardin. Was cross.a q.
country In an 2utoD,oJre re, at.
il was neccgscTy 20 i,op fcs csfpe
rn'nrtcg In small town VII. r, b.
was not billed for speech. n.
said II he had something O..
which TO stand he could se
cF'" the crowd re would ,aii. ,
. Inc. a nm sprcadl,
eiahcd ont ~ en- implomeul
H9ar by and HcTlns mcprtr
~n0 began; Ladies and gentle.
L.on, this is my first attappt a.
making Republican spr ,ch from :.
Democrai ic platform. r. Je eli ".
publicen
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-12-23

Typhus is raging among the g.
100000 starving babies of central
Europe. Doctors are rare. Medi-
cine. hospitals and nurses are even
more scarce. Your dollar, contrib
uted to the S33.000,000 relief fund
asked by Herber Hoover. may save
enc OF these children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
Eirs

High II tiEs nTIEiIt eastern lIezzfzzls
s5aiH@tb tEEt- fy4OTtOIS STaI-
EiteanE1I. IL uIvz1les1l sFiieTIEtE1,
Guiding wise ussll from aEEtT-
Low o's- riIe rsIaI1-e- l. TEsAusss-
Telling rfIss heavenly nl---44.
Calling EruEn sorrow E1auIEe%=S
All tfke oEIIraSS1El ~ tins earth
Sfrnnle AMI TEnBT EnuIIEn tiny cradle,
High ana exalted my throne
As4IcEI less LElT lnF-e amt G1TIIE4sszIOZ--
Bearing aarrtE uuruells alone
F-zrF- n TIM fEHzr1 we're ttKE ctlilCraE
9 81 WHOM tt1t- -E-TzIIT EIsIL CroG,
FstIrT ia ttESlr zIIlIuEglTt SWEETNESS.
!7-eSE1 rom Ike garner II l1gL-
M szIct aIe tfts kIIEEtI0H a Is-zVss-l-
lb-sga.st-ss 1!ESIT lives II thy sIEnL-
MiIIlgEgs are suffering ana n4-TIsE-
-T---zlIzlulA9i ny wars B-EE@3 nIEtIt
O. Chris Make us rTalSS aIln r6T&eTElH91
Their innocent 8IgNGlls-s SEITo.
Mike Ia give them u gl1T abundance
Their weak little lives 70 rEzstG1E
We III STEs midst N Gods bounty.
Snail TE-fefr ttEf- VlzLrTfS rtIEir W. nsEJ-
II we rlsrEl = ltsE1 s2I u tItsTr 14zalIlIr
aIIu leave them IL perish ItgS-e-
Gi1IlIea ny lowe ana TINS star Efz1m-
Isl us like t4sr uIsF meE q o3a.
BRING gifts &c tine ft==I al these clil-
uTzG
peu- a1ru neglected ann coiE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
SAYS IT CAME To HER
RESCUE JUST N TINE

s1uIrti To 1azr tils fiulEtug m TIM caurk
lIuun tfse mRuIas -ulzn
u flHd an nwfnl rntn fn my nine.
ann aiEo zr-ffsie zsAkfnctr1R hlrr
af1uve all my oftaer -rxmrf1lezsG NM de-
suuudHnay. Why i gm 10 dtzcuur-
areu lived in ruusrnnr 6rrnn ar
wflsr tine tIrrzre mrEf1 nnid nnr ms.
arr nrtnn svan at,alrt rrffiss ] wuusfi
nr.zak duwn and c-y.
''-11liar czIns u MY r.rre fuxz IN
tlrne ann wBrrfs CAN never express my
g-aIttuIfB IL this grand madiciue- u
aslnaI me wonderfully rfEfu rum tfHe
zrG-- I am nuw ON my ttlirri hurtie
ann ff.sl Q, 81 diffarali1 rum WHIT I
din. tInve q guna arIlsftts nuw, anu
M matter wtIsT1 ] szIi, J an nm SURE
afterwards Afr nerves are calm amt
GlIis1 tins iIaaaiactfes havn aruupsu
and rt1aI awful pain in mr. SHE his
syunB.
BIII ness af all Effs 1uud -zx1siar
TINS bTuuEiu is thai 7 feai iIaTTpy unu
cheerful. now. To mr. mimi -aniaf
Is tfIs 5esr and erzzuIies1 medicine ID
the wnrif.''
TaliaC IS sDsti II Augusta wv JuiIn
CnuEtiiu. N Weeks Mills nv 7 a
Merrill ana N West Washington fgv
Waite, r BirdicE Gnu nv At ieIuinr
gsrII4s=-sfE II every aItv ann Ipwns-
adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
SHAW EQIMY CASE
To GO I'd Law COURT

Ann1fsr STEP III tine aniiis il Shaw
equity e2se HIS bean taken N the
HING N IN a4TuAai with tfiB CLERK on
cHHr-s N KssIIusifsc enuITt- wtliEn
will hiring the aaEe sefure The Maine
iEw cnlfr- The D=nsnaer E-n Of
tiae levy Euur1 i1as jiIsz aAan finally
adjourned. SO THAT 1tIs case cannot
rHArf tfiaf Gnlfr7 Bernrs tine June
term AZ Baugm.
The rzunrr ri IfIH special master
showed thar Shaw Tum q wtruis.
azaianCfls on sienits and credits
owed Eliza = stRniee n Wiutl1rT,n
So. IE-.-3 This WAS unt IN ategrfi-
aIIce with ttns VIEWS III Shaw, ann
consequently ne is uifzing tiR rzse
10 me lEw anItr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
Church Aurfc9

esREEE ST METHODIST EPIECfs-
H=.-4 elIIITg.1-. asV. v. = --1lrEun WEI
slid al1I sermon, 1u.sA = Il, ctiIIcl
sCtiUnI. - NJ. E1wU-Eh -r@agITS $50.
evening ss-z-ios 7.SG PRAYER aIIN 1Tzils-
sSrTIgs- Wednesday, al ..&A r Ii. .Bun-
.ar EEIvnrth --zAEtfs We1IasfIz-E 81
EHRTE-1AE SCIENCE saesa-v. vii
lIaIl.z .sIT=aE ss-vI2e III lJ.3L siFr.
;ect. Tristan Science, Sunday
scEssoI. ln-3b: Testimonial nesting
WeuIf@sstlr n O'clock. ResaAZtIEz
roam At tine Christian 5cle7Ise cs4zIl,el
gEEa- SATURDAY fTUn "a E.3N Fra
circulating lfhTaT- NJ authorized
Christian ScisTcE writings
Saint MARKS church nlaasaut
sIT471 near NtntiIrup str@sL. Rev, NC
waT0 Nj. Z kuauI, rector: SunstsS
ss--TEzS .3H - n 9Oi- communion
1o-+5 "A NJ. hoiy elIarTHr1sf ANA ssr-
ElnHl- -..tt' T NJ clTnl seT-rICs with
process FTI- church sctIOnl HgesrE rt.-
lIlsTToE al q Ins5ean n . r ID AifEs
yvss@iz sEr-Ices MONDAY 81 john s
Evangelist cav, Tuesday Holy Irrlas.-
nus a. saIsIrrIzy Fgss.sg7 al ffat. Cir
c4IBsEEssGns EI0i1 communion On all
three DAYS zt~aT-1t a NJ TdursnEy.
iia,e -rs s-nl1aFnsal 4 = n rE7zrz7a-
sA-IE- cnurcA Rex; = Francis
Wait.A minister Sunday ss--IHs ar
n-@D Christmas ssr-ius w1th rIznsEc
nE ItFs uIEartstle- alEn s=--1oL DE tins
r1InTEte-. tUuFg. T7FE GE-.sE-1AS
Hear. Christmas aaerrisss II the
sirHazzy zciraaI zt l.: T. 2 Q z. Il
CSC
9tXIIe street csT rszK ST Rev. Pau
SIS isrIitlSn- minister. 1890 =. IL.
TnE-IlITIg sssrvfrz for Christmas with
sf4=aEaI organ naIlsIc NJ Mr.. pur1uIoIl.
violin snis ~ Mrs. BElr- Lii = M
g-nurr- sctgunl.
nENFET MTMuHIAL UNITED
T1AFr-IET church. 7N.3h. SERMON ny
ftTa1. aS-rssrI 2 -lniEv OF CaIfyr Col
reg. sstz7c1al Christmas MUSIC IN dIlzT-
teF- L. eHureil ssasal session gwen
rtFpT +. Christmas exercises aEsH MUSIC:
2 H Junior ETlua4vor- 6-.I 2 NJ
Z T. s Q E -&b 7 NJ services
fsFFFlEfIEnfsE mr. n-HfeSsEJ- Lik1iEr.
SOUTH fElEERE EAT1L1k Ma. church
LANES L Econ, EIzsfn- Sunday ser
v4ez=s. 1b.Jf SERMON nv tfTa minister
EIIE1est sJEy IN ting World wHsTsET
s-sT-TTET Al =, SPECIAL ml1S1c> h1IAaaF
sCEEH0l II - II trEs ctaIss4. -
THIaEEE2SSfsEE SF{FlTT z ALIs7
Rev. Ruth 4 Swift Of E2EETtlin
Mas speaker ana u7eSsREF fF1Afey
SUNDAY services. e.ssH and 80 2 N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
Manchester W o m
Tells of Her "a ander-
fHl Restoration I'd
Health Since Taking
TalEac

= Hist can't rsll xol1 ali -ariittc iIaE
stssEis 1u1 ms, !" sElla 91rs PaE-suk -Eon-
WAY, 70 Mechanics St. Manchester
n L
nave been ssctz ST long ana s1lf-
ferasa Sc Enunh 2 fee ] wn1lla nu1 I've
anInE r,f-tIt Il T. iid nm ler s.rssr----trtstiv
know wtlat tiIis netiicIuB llas DIME
II MY ease. A Lew WeailE .Esyp ! vvTss
z-irnuEf helpless. cuutIiiIst arrsrr1ru To
40 ny huustswnrsz and MAO To ire
'raIted 81 All tire Tins ur nv c.1il-
Gfral- and hare J III. unw, gaining
strength eve--- day ann FEELING iust
lilzn , new woman
TOR several VENTS J nave f1ean in
railing neattt-fiIls ~ d EaIi far-n Of
SEanaaist trouble sImuiY suffered
misery. no matter llnw rzarefui 7 WIZ
difnuf egfiuE Finally ny naFvas ne
came ail ulIsaT ami WIS afrn0sf. a
nervous wreck. Whv.L cunlan't even
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
5uSEAEIE CHANGE
Firm uT kerr1ey & are=nwnur.. sax
GsSSurs To frrs Maine Brokerage
In, 5urEiraxs 7riIr Gtr-e Of =-ank
=. rar-rfnlge fu- Broker GffT-es


an IMPORTANT nusineas change or
WaIe- street rnak nlac4 or F-iaz.--
When tiEe drIIE sTaFs o. F-EEnk Z. Pal
fridge wsEs 7alErctlassI ny -tIe Urn q
EeTTnzT 81 Elre11wau--. sIlcl@zsnTz To TIRE
ARins Brokerage "a. as aagl Ii LIs
uruE sEnek Is dIsIEsssG u r-Ie zIure will
pe completely re1CvaUsE sI1Ia Tn2ae IiIUo
Offices Eu- etEss brokerage TN
as sapn IS ttle changes Il u34e sInTG
nave f1sz.s aaruniareL ttIe o-IiceS now
maintained M lils. AzIne brokerage
co. al Gl5 Water street will De dIsco1a-
tiuted and tfEs nnaTu mann. tine -rr0IuS
u ttIs housekeeping dsIzGr1Tgeru 111In
TfFta ur-vslIe 1ffi-ss ~ ttIR sz1c.essiIuE
1rrr will re II tiis dr7I. STORE t1uildIn-.
-fIs offices VIII ne sslIlIIg@o i. tfss
mux1 I'D 70 date MANNER amt rf1t flclli-
ties will He the eaEIal CT tf1sss II 5Tuss-
sraEe offices II Boston ana View York
T1rs Maine Brokerage l,Grr-gTIr has
lsesn GfoIITS business tnrz nearly roIIr
yezrz. ann has branch offices * Bath
ann lewiston. agfn u winch viii also
iss taken over ny tffe firm 81 kez1IIa,-
* GresuwoaEi me pa--usTEI1Ip con
sEstE m Evan s. Esrllsy ziIa -zesrs~ z.
arAazlwuBgl. a1tf u1 uhIs city, the pro
I7rrerurx al tne Maine brokerage Co.
Il Is azzusrress tfIaI tffs new offices will
ne rur ssclIIz-ncv Jy Fs1-lIarT J.
Tire STORE mas Bsen 0oGuuIsH 1D-
rr1a1Iv va4lrr ny Frank E Partridge
lfrsIz-gIsl- whp rs1euIiy raEIrs1 aTte-
having s4aal enEasea II that rrE1fe@-
sion III TINS cttv fn- llEs uzEsI . yaars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
St Mark's suniay ScirBal
Hmm Christmas Tree

The children on 81. Atar1zs 5amtIa-
sciagoi. numbering .. gathered at ttif
p2rtszs RoEss E-IdaE afternoon al
clfsak anu enjoyed Festivities Of ttEJ
Christmas ssAsoE- including taTSs
Christmas rree with all g1az Things
that osT ST Nicholas 2nII.d Elnssib4g
think on The affair WIS III c.larss n
the sETsr2l teachers nf EizE diffars-I;
departments at tae sGnanl -iEs pTr.-
gram inciuasE. PRAYERS Ton t4Ig 6T2y zul
ttFe s1EnlnE u Christmas 1arnis. Evascr
WIS fpIlnwssI ny the distributing %
IIr=sssIrE among rtIe children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
at. MARES -nurr.7

T'-,sassai0rral #vnrn Nc 4e, p -o1ne
All u FzitfIruI
Music al tfss Mas Roland Sn1ar-
ss-4IuEIECzs HYMN No = II c1IYIS III0Il
tils. MisinIEs1 -lsa-
Collect. Euistl4 alIE CSosTs-- mr. tsIs:
-4,ltasl,a- L Zion, That R--ur-stt. cioos
-idiIGs-s'' Sir .IutTn syLal1lar'
aUr@uIn GasIzZ- .IT1aT-
SEnCrus- Srna--
ffeIls11e1uE 4uI VENT 3rRarT
AEIIES Iael. 5rTzar-
l-.EToi. "aniy NIGH taeaussrul Ni.gr11
fss-s.assiuzlz-l 9s-rIn No - 20 Little
Town. o. Bsft4lHiIelT.. BROOKS
Thls music was SING II IN. mo
might sa-vf-e Christmas eve ann will
ifa TEllaareE 5unnay morning Al 10 III.
9T-NDA- 4 p NJ
o-T5ss@ss EurIal HYMN No. IS 20 --ItLt:,
Town ri Bsft1tsffsII
Ail-E-llE1I-sIl 1lu NUM- DIrirL1s, Anta1T
earn. We TlITT-a KlnEs on (frss1U
3Ia 1asl0ay
CARO-. The Ftrs1 ge.e8-
Traditional MeisEss-
Carnl- "a Babe N Il Manager
Carol Holy Might. paaaeful Night
U.e-azslo7ral E--mr. No. SO ~gHra III
Eloy-4l Lsavld's City.
There will iye . solemn procession
IA tIlt, afternoon ss-v-Iee On Sllunay
On -sIrIs-r1aS d2y II addition n ttaf.
ss-vIge whlnH UaS halG 81 mIunI-t1t on
CslTrl ssE1aa4ss exc there will ~ rEEs zsr=-
its=s- At -.St ZINC II g. II rfEe NOTHING
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
STEM PIPE ERST
BLOWS HOLE N WALL
AT CTSENOC MIL

I9fe bursting ri & sfEam HIIs4 al Eizs
-'lls1IIrue 8arsr mill 3 little after
q clock Ez-IaEr evening knocked Z taois
atHaIr abelIt faTu fear III diameter II
.ffe ea& wall n the machine sflnp
Darius llarEfu11, tie uIE+r wzIrEiIman
Was standing azreiy on ut -auEs uf
Ia Ue--ifEI rurE4 q tFla sscapiriE Steam.
-Eff 8rezk occurred II tfgt toITTf.
aI1oTir L fes1 rrurn tire machine s.zur-
WHERE the uIIsH branching 10 the
GtEsHrur mil connects with the MAN
pIre RUNNING fron rfte 1niis- Inuss u
tiEa new EEzIreb4c nil The pIu;,1E
fIza1 gave wEv WEB newly INSTALLER
Tf1s eaTueI1sssl steam szv% rfTs sysEIIEss
rnsm wertinE npwu NH there was
little there Of Z NATURE 70 aF ss-raifsay
gfyrr1r<zxrzF4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-25
YOUR RHEUMATISM
aer1uvs rs Cause nv rurTTvrun WAR
Siuur.

one N ttlp most important duties
or vnIIc syzreru Is "a HTIru I'D certain
Substances III lun-gr N usE II v0u
8adT- 9ua Is urIc acia. HOW EseIIsz
ally held 10 nE the cause Of -itsIIIuSs-
tIsr II Iufia1nas tie iaIITts- s-IffeE1s
Itle muscles. CAUSES pains, arne:s, unI
lausZIs5s
The svstslr Is heiDer N dtsp1s+
a ms --nuntesoule substance aTr
TtleIIrTIz ISM is permanently relieved
IN aos5lfs SarsaIIarillA- tha aus TINS
niaou nurtnEr Ii is alEieE II MANI
cases ny HuaEi's pills which IN small
doses are q gentle laxative. n lar-e-
ttsss=s an a-ti-R Eathar1iE 4 grand
guTirSe OF TREATMENT, scnnumicai anC
TT4srvfTs-t.-sIT~
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sl,r1t,rup 81. un,ve-zai.ss Cf,,.r-.,

TSZs .,ftTzsETElss oI1SZrvEs1zue a. .!s
Wiuttlrnu ST Es51Iv-e-saIis5 t.tIUrcs1 viii
Es4IEs n-age tnnsa--rtv-. al tins morning
-s7-7fts Az interesting I1ru-raI1 II NM
sir E-3Il az resiaereJ ~ tte e.1nI1 as
fnllnvzs-
Their We're S}1eDAaTus SEelfn4
Tt5- E.affw7T- rFfx-ssr--
-t4+ birthday NJ Al KING &sIiiifEEger
SuiC NJ Ran
TIE c1u3r consists ~ Miss T-i1rssIes
r Moan,- Soprano Ms Eefr1n @
EsErryaazrtl e-5llr5airu. Keith R77an terror
s4rulael TiLuaIun ,saas. aIrd Mrs. Gilt
Igr a f7lumE1e-- sT'E-Illst
The minister. Rev. a FS-z114ozs
WaicI- V-iI yITEacn tf4t ssrTza87l T7sn4s
'sTT1Et C.lITzsfTTlzzs .IEzl--'' ann III sITuu1-
-Il-llTE- viii tFs given IuT ttss sglgzr7reE-sa-
JIe1. ta 7DgTTrsbIIte K ttle ralia1 fslriG
Tor the starving es.ilure31 81 tlse Eass
IL ti-v SUNDAY s11gou e; = exercises
=. a=issurssIias3 viii tse i4eia with sl5ngs
rss1Il1,t1Is ana d Christmas stur-. The
scapa4- viii MAKE It's annual gil o.
.ucnss- rs tits- A-TIFsIIIau rHltz1 sufla
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CHRISTMAS SUNDAY

Augusta Churches VII
Observe the Day WITH
Special Programs Of
Christmas Music 81
Services
With special r,luslaz.l llrnz-zrr1s N
Ttls Epiru II Christmas Gav Etsf, vzlr-
inllH CHURCHES 81 tf1e CITY will af,-
SERVE Christmas SIuliRv. -ftt. urp
gram q tf1s ssTv5ssase at ms. different
churches Is as tnlluwg:
Congregational Church
aglflST1tG WfiTssifLEI'
f'relIIEte aIlEzz-74s an4. f1rlu- Gam
am 5slE4rsEcis. Sl4zsi44. ag
TtFe L-sr1l'e Erzsyz4g
- -,~s1rT II i4SI V-s4sirlfz-
ttrssfsGlzEs ~ Ee.aGiIIlg
tTl07--& 4ssEIrl
scr IETiETT 3sS-5sIyn
sAI7fl41zE4- Sing, Oh Heavens
arthur Sullivan
2Hioz Miss W4AtiszEorru Or ar
deESaEZ, Nj. Little
Pastoral PRAYER
tsfi0lr ae-sFH11ss +'Aaniss Del" Wsszs
ofteTzalr=, -salo. Christians = wake
Mrs heoyvorri7--, oDiiEaro Hiss
TjIeaaID-
sSezrsss.-
Ia--yv7f
BeEse4ilc-5dn
1+,-@----.i=. 'Allelula Chorus aanelsl
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8sFcrFs the 5-1zr MARY & ralie
AlG 1I2Izy a wear 1gn
There li-rs=1 q wonderful cy,Esw afrj
IN q Wonderful HOUSE, az s7snw.
Azsx3 <-sNeTv little axar arffi gy-a
As CArzS1uzzs rIrrES ar-lrt
No taEEirus VIII Rsk VERY gtan u s4szz-
-4Ia o4E nlzu = Sill alive.
In t1is Hn1zER uuaE tim rnp df a hil
AIsn afruaEr osxf OF sKEnr
lie kHzus d ErNz1 rzarIv elves 81 wus1G
All yvarzziuE with ali their might
m make a million ~ pretty thinEA
Cases s1Ear-pi1rnx arsr fUvk
To al ttze zfocE1nsz. hung un, yp.i
KNOW.
BY Etzs ltr1le @rr4s and fnyx
Sunshine BuuUExE-
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: heard 1fEs tIelix Oh Christmas Dzr
-s1aar Old rRfniiIar carols play,
And win aHU sweet
IRE r<frr1x -essaa1
N -zaaEs an earth. gssaEs-Evill 70 msz.
-sFsr F-uzn aaEN hizck acEurseG I1IItt
The szaurgn tsunrfe-nn NORTH aru
South
All. with Tire saiIIsH
T9TE E-IrulE ur1TuaL
OF E=aez aE earth. goodwill II rnsr.t
II Z=EE Az II an aarriaaI:aise rent
-9zR 8EzrtuSfuzfes OF E0TLtnszIT
ann rTaTsN r8-1u--
TzsE fISsassE1snfffS lFarT
n pszsce on earth, goodwill n men.
And N sazEuair ] t4FN@al nv asHs4i,
~fERrE IS M H@aEH III earth. ] said
Enr nRIH Is sIrrnE
ann m0cszg the sgEIE
EE fzSAaE aH earth. =gsss-wiI To mens-
Then peeled tfis hells nnrs snlln ann
a=p
-sassH Is NOT aean- mr. ffnfn F3e zaszsss
The W-nEEg small fail.
The RlE-r prevail
with 5sRrS on earth EynaFt--riT te sxxexsg-
-.tT-EEfsxn Work
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zar-rsups- sH1pis

Miss AuT1e Temple ann arthur Pr
rrrdgs asIn q liza CITY Esre United
IL marriage al tilf- Ez-Erssl1zEe N r11t
-IIlivs-zzaIisr ctIur-- q 81 E'-iaay eve
rilIlE, Rev. = Frames WAIczl official
ing, -iIs arItLs Is tiIe dREEnLer q Nh.
ann Mrs E 2 -smpts u TINS nltF
ann Is zuulovaa IL rtl4 hsuus1sz
.Iaur-1zi c. Mr. Dar-rTdEs * II ms
employ q rt1e ViGks-- & Hi Publish
M Co. -E1ev viii rezlEls II q M1nls
SIRE. II TINS CITY
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Israel Tsierre. WHO IL auplnyen m
tsts. ca,z1 tieISarrTnsfxt % tire General
EZsfc1-5c ca IL L.Trr. Mass zrrn Is
attending EtIe evening SESSIONS az
Lowell I1sfIIut. arrived Ii the cIr-
Thursday 10 vzs1r sver Christmas
bay with ms Enufher. Mrs e L
plsr1s an rl1s belfast noaG