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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

BRIDGEpoRT. OHIO. April s.--s,r
thousand coal miners abandoned thsIr
work In this region Friday and sat
nrday, when. according to Presiden+
William Roy, OF this district OF the
United Mine Workers, tho wage
agreement was misinterpreted 70
thon. They will return to work on
Monday. Va
VIENNA. April 3.-Publicity is be-
Ing given to IL rumor which hns bc.r
quietly. but pcrsistently clrculated In
political circles for some months that
Italian politicians are fostering
plan Tor a corridor to Germany
through Tyrol.
QUINCY. MASS, April 3.-Tba
granite cutters OF this city. Barro
VI. and Concord. n. H., have voted
to reject the wage agreement
adopted BY union representatives OF
ohlciaiH OF National Manufacturers
organization In Boston last Wcdnes-
day. and to go on strike Monday
next
LONDON. April 3.-The American
steamer Iirannis, from New York for
lilo Janeiro and Montevidco, arrival
at barbados April i, with machinery
dlsab led.
CHICAGO. April 3.-Thre hundred
switchmen employed in the Chicago
aud Northwestern Railroad yards
and about 200 Illinois Central switch
men struck today and tonight. partly
tying UP freight traffic on these
roads. officers Haid.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. April a.
John Allen was convicted OF man
slaughter in Crimanai Court Friday in
connection with the Park City
TRAGEDY Of several months ago when
ccivcd Injuries from which they died
CANTON. OHIO, April 3--Major-
General Leonard Wood. In an ad-
drcss here last night. emphasized uni
, versa! military training AMI the bcnc-
fits which. he said. would accrue to
the nation by adoption OF that sys-
TEN. lie did not touch upon tho
"favoritc- son" issue and made no ref
ereacc To Senator Warren G. Harding.
COPESHAGEE. April 3-The Poll
,ilten says that The Danish minister
20 Great Britain. He de Grevenkop-
Csstenskiold. has declined 10 accept
the portfolio o, Foreign Minister in
the LIcbc Cabinet.
MANILA. April 3.--nnc thousand
residents OF Ri2al Province. twenty
mica rom Manila. marched to Gov
crner-Geacral Harrison's onlce hero
4 today and presented :, protest against
. the sale o. 10000 acres of sugar
plantation lands 10 Japanese capital
iSta. The sale price was reported to
\ be $3.50 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SNOW FALLS IN TEXAS
Mercury Also Goes Down In Amarillo
an = Ia nI les OF NiBnt
Fail.
RE Assacintn.I r-,.al

AMARILLO. TEXAS. April with
the temperature at 20 dc.r.eH 1T 3
o'clcc'i tonight and steadily drop
ping. a henv% snow has been failing
here Almost continuously sine. noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
REALTORS RETICEHT
AS BUSINESS BOOMS

4cont'nlsd F-ym F:-st Ia--b
Avenue Lahu-tuIo PARK. anil - I.
a. GawihroD - .ome .: ~ W. y.
Massey. IA Gia.er rarE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Advertisers are People, and
Every Person Can Profit
ably Advertise

get what they want quickly and surely at low cocse
Worded classified ad that all the will by many
interested readers when it printed carefuyndexed
catalog of wants and offers.
The who wants stenographer clerk salesman janitor
driver tell his want to thousands Of people single day.
for less than dollar by using classified adj
The who wants to get to help with the house
work. to take of the baby to wait the table,
quickly find the help she needs by teephonig her watstoy
The nes-Dspatch.
The classified ad that gets quick and satisfactory results
the ad that tells all the facts dispatch Want AID
Will ask few questions and from your
You don't have to know anything about advertising to get
good ad in The nesDpatc Just tell story your
words the telephone few questions and hear
complete AID read back to you by the Want AID Taker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Real Estate and Cour. News
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

VIENNA. April 3.-Publicity is be-
Ing given to rumor which has been
quietly. but Professionally circulated I'm
political circles for somo months that
Italian politicians are fostering .
plan for corridor to GERMANY
through Tyrol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

LONDON. April 3.-The American
steamer Iirannis, from New York for
lilo Janeiro and Montevidco. arrived
at barbados April /. with machinery
disa bled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

COrENHAGEN. April 3-Thc Poll
t.hen says that The Danish minister
70 Great Britain. lie dc 6revenkop-
Cas,enskiold. has declined 10 accept
the portfolio o, Foreign Minister in
the LIcbc Cabinet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

CHICAGO. April 3.-Thre hundred
switchnen employed in the Chicago
aud Northwestern Railroad yards
and about 200 Illinois Central switch
men struck today and tonight, partly
Tying UP freight traffic on thcse
roads, officers said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Il hywa1r & Sr-a-zun II Boston.
One u,aa Is taking q course Z ''Prt9-
nc Speaking" 81 CoIsv md L1e' re-
mining ss-EeaEssan ara aene1Eng -
arEas st1ag courses A-urn me Cl2-
led z. ID c. a senaals n 81 Nag1-
snn aVeuuE, New EarE as wei IS
Eam 9ltsr correspondence schools.
The augusta Haen Tno rsCsigea
Scholarships ara Harry f Farm
ham, AaE .. Ellhs--. john Alien.
Lau-ls r Wilson. Allen a Downing,
Chester NJ EsGnnnd. Wallace 4.
PracE, Chester C. FuwIes. EaaVden :.
Tray, Thee Y, DuHon, L Clarence
FRYE, !. T SaCkrlGsr ana Gordon z
Edgar
NE1arv1Ile man who ware -avurad
are John J. Greene. Eafiulph Il
CoIt. Candle + S1--uII Hugh J.
andrews. Willis 4 Cote. Ae.vile a
: n et4i1s, Charles L Clarke
Three Oakland man. Eldre6 Mztae4
Chester 4. Oliver and William Z
BUSH; TWO zalewel nea. Ealph :.
Terrier and Aln.1anse J. -her-c,ien
TWO from -ag11s. Sumner A Glaz1e.'
and Joseph Z W.IiRr- and John O.
Thompson q Mount Vernon re
a.s1 among L1e recipients 1t these
Scholarships
Letters explaining 1ns plan sarH
: been SEN % every qasrcr Il rhs
cDuu--. = every school saper1r1and-
en- AID others 50 thai TIE smaller
11w1s ha-e Ind an equal CHANGE
! VILE he c-ues. but few scholarship,
applications came Eun the -ural
| communities and Is . result tie
larger towns have received the ben
Ii If this 1ulc
ETes'y county = Maine as vel Is
a. other sLa1ss II The aaiun nave
been " are being organized Tor the
1-sL-'1bE-1g If 4 similar fund winch
mas oetn granted a. ! rae Of TWO
CENTS Der capita on L2e population as
shown IN me -aIg census. Il Is ak
s,sected rna- ahout T5.aeg ez-=aT.vlce
men VIII ay TINS seYTice De asIe =
make ~ eur sorle NJ me TINE NAT
hey inst during the period III mar
sarrIcH win TncIe sam
The cr,,1lIr-ee which mas held azev-
era meetings n The interests Of
These +3r-aer soldiers wtIc. cnru-
pieLt.d lis task the 6rsI u3 any cnun-
# IN Maine consisted d RAYMOND
Vt. sw1t1 former captain of Ln1an-
~ aI present WITH Inc Eol-nts-
Sw--- Company u Augusta Elst3e---
n. Wilson 1or-ner captain ri enG-
nse-'s. new Z Tn firm oil Cream &
Wlson- ctv-l engineers at v a--..-
Tl.lt- Leland a loss, superintendent
ri s1h"Ols a. Gardiner. ltscar Blge-
lev principal at Inc Clark Grammar
school AZ ZalI0well and Arthur :
a el-TlIl. former captain II rhe = III
/ C- Corps ana a. present ire county
secretary ut tAe StA1e = Ii g. 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Bug-ology
Figure This Out

5eElhuEs iav an average N se-e- aggs
Dt- day. Lnde- favu-a2is cDnd-Guns
-ne- hatch IA FIVE days OF which -wn-
thirds are females They 1Ia-1re 70
aCult glZe and are capHose u laying
IN four weeks t7gw many ba1ouss
wGulu yuu nave n q ye2- Z You ssit enc
f-snEie ar egg JgT2mniest@G c0r ems "ear"
Tn -iG he peSiSg 0taouG. yoL e21-l
readily s-@ row NECESSARY Il is = Use
preparation L1a- VIII XII ne egg as
Wei as M I've ones. 2 Z. = ERs Atttta
demonstrated ~ The l+-ad.ng EDSp}Lats
E0reis ana &x.t-uan Companies liz. ne
sa4+Hf anc most economical xz- 70 sfun
future generations Of Deabugs -lHcfitss.
deas and ANS IL n usr ne arw G1acov-
E-y, PesEzv Devils QuIt.tZls.
= Sc package of ?. .. = makes a
quart enough n Kill q million hft1b Is
reaches. heas and coolies and a. he
same tine destroy thar eggs as well.
impossible frr them - sZlE- wnen 2
=. - : n~Dper.y used. Free patent
SpCH1 IN every package 70 get ne ptsky
lltsvLis II ne D-gs-t-a--piaces
S-eElal EnsptE2l ana 9urn3 size S2-ai-
lT1Ghes i've ga4lnls OF r =. 4-vBur
druggist mas Z GT can gel L &u- Teu, Or
sem prepaid Upon -erslpr OF I-lG- 6r
me wv Chemical On. Ta--s Ea L.. Ind
SUCCESS al :. =. - ms caused III "a
tors. Genuine ? =. = Is never neuG 70
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Says Every Railroad
Man Should Read This

Peterson Ointment Co, Inc, Bufain.
y. 2 Dear Slrs. ! Was a-tlIc-sa Win
wra- tne dDc-nrs sHld we1r- arouse
TIct1rs ana M Until .-buu- I'VE weeks
ago ] EaVe been --4a~-ns Them I-- ABDUL
: -ea~ and i've months
With Ill -ile --sR-Enen-s r9a1 ware rr@-
s-,ias-o n me d several doctors I -
ceIvea IT-1e nEnerr and ulsy kepr
spreading and gave ne muca distress
and caused me q aGIt ny work
I was induced ny q Drutne- brakeman
q t-y Peterson Ointment and 1--Hr :
mad used two ngxes : saw ne wonder
ful results You I'm tell suffering Greg
--nas5ieu WITH s7gtv. aalnfl2s and anr-1tt.
ulcers taa- yuur Ointment Is q eu-H 1Gra
them wnen everything -is- -a1ls. a.
nave r-,es. about everything. -nankIlrs-
NoE rlaay times 8resr ! am. E0lr Il 1TE
friend. Ctlaa- J. Eeyser. 5a----- Ire. x.
Mich u GlenWuud Avenue TEGEga.-y -
fHI6
J know and dozens OF p-upie w-5te
ne Ssvs PETERSON If Buffalo. '-t-sa-
Peterson Ointment 44sD e--es eczema.
uie sares. salt rtleT-m. 8iies a-J all @sln
diseases, and a.. GruEasstz set- Z mig
f8r ~ cents Aaii ->rTle-s 11liet rr Pc
rs.rson Ointment Co. Inc. Buffalo Y.
A-AfsE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

The Augusta fire department re-
spgnded Ii three calls IN Monday
The first WIS Il S.-5 A Al. ''s1IIl
alarm" for = chimney IRE N The
house IT Is Clark street, owned nv
Guy F. Gan1eu-~11G occupied ry Ed
Gle Cl1-y. The aur0 -ruck espondad
F'aUr chemicals were ust=G- There
WIS No damage
The aute truck with a crew Of rr1E-
answered a CHI u 40 P IL. for Z
brush FIRE On land On Nj Vernon
rssaa owned ny Archie St-Ihner and
Pu-intun BrufirerE. a bout "a acres
was burned over The E-s was put
Qua with shgvels.
At .-1b 2. N rhe auto ernck. hnse
team Nc . and hook and ladder re-
s7unded ID n call from BCx Is for d
IRE On the roof nj Pataauos's --oce-y
store IL SO Northern aweraa. The
damage was SINAI. The -au ours
sounded a. eag p II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Esdruand Caulun1he and Miss Del
vZna Aeivine. both of TINS ciry. ware
ara31ed IL marriage u me -. An@us-
Rev. F.. Cassa want officiating n the
presence of mary rrienaR Fai sx-
nag The ceremony a recer'linn WIS
aeid IL the home ef the b-id-sra. II.
NJ and Ms. Coulurnbe left On the
afternoon rain f0r Canada on their
wedding TIP and viii return - Ills
city where they WI rasiC.e. NJ
CouloDse Is an employee Of -ae
Maine Central Railroad Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

4 QE1sr wedding occurred MnrGa Y
evening ar tie hume of NJ anG
Mrs. Frank =. Noble, 16 Sswau
ter, Charlotte Elise. was una1ac in
marriage 70 James Alexander Fra
FER. I--. snr OF Mr.. ana Mrs. !. -
Frazer " Asdfor6, Mass. The cau-
pie were ar-ende6 by Miss Eliza bern
J. Noble. sister CT the bride. and Mr.
and hrs. Joseph u. Wellington.
The bride was csiarEuIngiy gswned
IN wh5ra c.la-meuse with veil. and
earned u shower bouquet Of white
sweet peas. Masters Richard Z.
Noble and Warren s. Malcolm off,
eiataG as ribbon bearers.
The aIgu4tied double ring EpiscD-
pal service WAS imrressEwalE per-
formed by Rev VlcIar Q. Anderson.
former rector sf St Marks church
in the presence of near friends and
FaiaT1yes af the bride anf groom.
The wedding march WIS beaatl-
fully rendsred Ivy Mrs. Arthur ;.
Merrill af this city. A1reT the care
ruany reception vas held IN tina
nrertIly decarze-d hafne. Z dainty
LUNCH sesng served Of punch, If.ss,
cakes, etc Many beautiful presents.
silver pretinmtna11ng. ArIssteG ID the
Bouuiu-s-y Of the bridal couple
Among the ouE-of-tDwn guests were
Ar. and ars ]. a Frazer. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph VI. Wellington, Nj. and
Mrs. Charles 8. Wellington. all of
MaaforG, Mass, DIR. and Mrs. SAM
ueI J. Ea-rIs. of Boston and Mr. and
Mrs. r. ID. r. AIler Of New York
The lasa Pullman carried the
happy couple away 10 the usual
parts unknown" They VIII reside
in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Thirty Ex-Service Men
Receive ~ SCHOLARSHIPS

As d rasilI. Ct the funds gwen %
Lns ksnneDec County EaaCa1aenal
Service cnmruEE1ee by the WET Ans.K
Council OF tbs Y NJ G =, 80 men
VINO reside N 1t-ls county nave s'set.sl
awarded E-ee scholarships ID 2sEis-
them n their continued education
The total amount distributed IVES
SIPS winch averages nearly ST per
1QGtTidual
n .Saiesmaaship" a. ths Augusta
7 NJ = A Three are taking a
business" course a. tne Gray BTsi-
ness callege n Portland. one * the
Thomas BUSINESS n Wa1aIv4ile. nne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
WIkSL0W

Il S. LACE EttsrrTHfGS- TlB Is FfIlDluT-s az
n Portland, PASSED me week ana and
holiday at her hnult N he za-.an-
-1aa
The .erIs MS ii the il = A-ial =Ef heard
VINO PASSED away Thursday a me nome
Of ms iallgtl-er, Ms. Nellie x lllia-1ls. z,
Lispun. we~- brought Saturday 1rr m
se--nenr n Pine Grove csTnererv. Y ata--
: vile The bearers were ne I'VE sEne
OF the decreased. Eawv IND FAM II
aata. F'-@d and E-lbrldse of Salem.
Mass. and Be-r OF SBrnarriIle Mass.
81 suthe.a-1 cary lie was passed n
Ills tpwr-
Heman : Garland has suffered =
shock ana is critically Ill
The Ladies' sewing Circle VIII hniE
n ali-dar session wednasstav At the
CunE-ega-1uT,4 church pu-1 : -sse 11n-
Ger COMMITTEE comprises Mrs Al;,ert
Baientlne ami Mrs Benjamin Il Pa
Ee-pun
George walslenhalTne. q s-aderl a
Colby supplied ctle pulpit m Sunday Al
ne CCnG~sa,a- iunAl church and gave an
anie sa-rnan On Salvation by Fai-n
Through the Shed Bigod Of Jesus
Christ
A.ss Atena Young. i teacher a. Oak
land PARSED he weeK emu ana huIit:a s.
with her sister, Mrs.. Mary 2. DunHa--
Ienrge Booker, . student al me Uni
verslty Al Maine PASSED rse week =nfi
al he hGrne NJ his parents, NJ. anu Mrs
Wm. Il Bunkar
II tha al-day session Of rne Farm
Bureau meeting for women held Sat
urJ2av n the C1ng -egariu1a a. church .-ar-
lars - members and = guests E-szt1v
enjoyed The lesson n millinery gwen
by Miss Eeisn LYMAN, ls home ae.n-
0nsrH-ion agent. and Mss EuaaIina
Eswsr-. me assistant Stase worker
Demonstrations n renawar1ns hats and
trimming Were gwen. Mns- Of the ladies'
brought their material and severai has
were completed. a picnic dinner Win
not cBfee WIS enjoyed g. noon. Ms
Scott Dr-GrrmnnG WIS .na .rynan nf me
dinner The nsxt meeting win ne held
Thursday, MAY l. The subject will be
Salads and Senooi Lunches = Mrs
Emily Chamberlain viii De chairman of
tlle dinnar
Ar. and Mrs. Walter II runer. Aicc
Celia fancy ana Ar, ana Mrs NinfreG
Drawn and GaaEEssr Amy were IN Pa
isErno Saturday 70 attend tina funeral
servinss iar Mira Tahsy's and Mrs
Er4wa father, the hate John q. Brawn
EsnsFt Z Stewart .Ir.. .Jann ArDun-
aug.l, Jerry E,esmand, j. Farley .. =
snrzgEe ana J. ". Lafayette. aznnlayes
af the Eaiisngswar-a n Whitney ca. e
Gardner were visitnrs Saturday aTter-
assr and evening NJ the Tacuu1sI club
haGss.
The Ladies' Aid win huir the iasf
meeting Of the seasun an Wednesday a.
the -asunnet ciuhneuse Ms Inez H
White u chairman of rhe Ginner rnna-
EatExseI
The zanee held Iast week a. Grange
hnia ansiar the auspires Of the seriurs
Of ene hsgh scnoes Rerfed - Ths mnn-
ey win be used toward tina graduating
exps-,ses Gf TIM eiaxs.
Mlss Ferr McK enney. a student A.
-hnrnas Busi1ssE Ensie-e. warervile.
passed the week end ard halliday IL s1sr
hensa In NarEh Anson.
Mrs. George .. PANE returned FRIDAY
evening frun Enstnn. where she passesi
n few gays,
Mrs. Liilsan Wes1ner who aas bean
IL ax her hume On tae cusnnaan read
win pruMnine poisoning. rs Woodworking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Lot-1a Mae Grant and W-yman
Wiley Bos'uton. h0tn u AuGusla-
we're married Monday evening a. the
Penney Memorial church, EeT. VII
Inn T. Wood performing The &C. -
neny They were attended by Il
brother IF Is,e bride. Nj Grant OF
Rome. and Miss Gladys Escy-nrui. :
SISTER CT the groom The d0rhle ING
ceremony was USED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Arthur BeaulieR and MISS IVA
Ciouart-e III this city ware -na-TIf Z
az -15 Monday Morning AZ the =.
A2g1s1.ne church. Rev. p. Cass.a-
want officiating Both bride and
--asm have been employed Il the
Eaton sine racr8rv. They EFF n
the afternoon on THAR Rredd1~- CIp.
and az their return viii reside W
the townsend -rad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

C'n account eT -he rain da~a--. n ut
N NJ anlay a-tarnoon Al Tassa. .,ul1
the many peafsis - ne Augusta Sc
--lnn wt1a were Planning 10 i-av1 n
Aa- IT.. the =.as EXPRESS train. west
bound. ware ooasIderabl- dt4iapt-.'
The dummy train LETT about 5.I- r.
Il. Tor the scene 81 TIE Isara-lr1lan-
and l1e-e raok Va tae passeil-s. Is
-tron L--a1n M. M who were coming
T. Aug1sla and gazing * Csa-tl7 ".
Brunswick and Other prints. Ra-
rllrn-ng, rhnt rain arrived "a mas
city abou- $50 ? II Train NJ r.
east bound arrived n the c.ry I'm
--rae, a. 80 P IL. ard then -5-,.rlr
lack 10 Portland. CARRYING ne pa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

The following patients were ad,-11t-
ted 10 The Augusta Genera Hospital
en Monday for su--lcaI treatment;
Joseph ClsEler. Augusra.: Mrs. .}en-
uTe V --siis. EalrweIl: Miss Mary
Simmonds, Winthrop, Frank Mortar,
Augusta and Mrs. Fife Lyons. FAR
field. Elias Humphrey t:r Gardiner
was also admitted IN. r-sn cne7L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

john De0-suy j. End AIRS. Stanley VII
COX OF Friday evening attended me ss.p-
PEI enss--zrr-ner- ana dance II I q.
70 r Ea.i. Ta1a-viIfe. gwen ~ the ?.
n Ladies Cub ID TIA members If Can
ton Halifax Chapter
Ms Fred LgvsJcv Of Flsnszn- FtaGe.
WITervilie was 4 guest SaEu-Saav Of
HRS. Il 6 Newell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
SUPERIOR Court

The Ela- al c:vrl1naI cases VII be
commenced u 10 opening 81 coCay
session nT cne Aennspec county e
per-ar uasr-. The first ease II .,r.l-g-
tor -lL s that ii STATE Us. Cvl.a r.it.s
-eTne 81 H. charged win arson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Mrs James Brown. aired Goui1
and Artacio Ga-anr- Of Na-srvi-ie-
PASSED the weekend and holiday II
Augusta. whiting .. Z For-In Of the
Western Union Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

The EeDekah Aid viii meet Il
nesaay evening II !. Q. G. F. hal as
guests Of Daisy Stewart jennie
Lyons and Lathe Weston. L Is
hoped Llag large uuuher WI. De
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

:. e. Eendee Of Portland. Greg H.
r visiting his COUSIN. Edwin c Hen
dee. = Eastern avenue. M. Eendee
Is II me auditing department n he
O. "a = l. X Ev- This Is ais first
nip east
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

The funeral If the 1a-g Edward II.
Bray VII ne held II clock this
Tuesday afternoon n rae home "
the sister Mrs. a G. Young, los
C0uy street, and vii be private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

The Advisory Board af the An
gusra Girls Community Elnh vii
hold It's regular monthly BUSINESS
meeting this Tuesday Afternoon 81
the cluc house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

While prencn1ng AZ Eusnheid.
Mich. Sunday night Rev. A L How
ltt- was struck by lightning
Members af the congregation car
rieG ms stIEsned body suEsiGe af TIT
church ID pooi Of water. After two
hours he ragalne6 CONSCIOUSNESS and
VIII RECOVER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Dance. Library haH, Gardiner.
Wednesday night, continuous 8 g
-IsH Smiths Orchestra Of SIX
pieces. Gss-g S.lx1ph0ns and marsE-
rax. aprasG3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

The N4sses Bertha and Eeien But-
fairfield af Wa1srviEle vito have been
visiting Mrs. " T. Whitman. East-
ern avenue. have returned hame-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
Central Maine Power Co.
IcN TIE cHAMsER Or coMmERcE

se1Eers vino were transferred Inn
Train Nc In- and also the ne ME
from this CITY VINO. mad PLANNED 20
Ieavanon Ina q. 4.R5 ? Al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

Ernest 4 Gray. rnEuRgar af -ns {.
A. Eaton Shoe ZACHARY. eft Monday
a11ernonn for Bcstan an = few 1ays
business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20
BH0uceW'ozk nzHBoc

Don't wait until your wife IS oown-and-out that you
have to call IN the doctor.
Put part of the money that the doctor would set INTO
Western Electric health insurance.
Buy your wife Western Electric Portable Sewing
Machine Make possible for her to get away from
the hard work Of treadle pushing that so often re-
suits II serious injury to women who foot-power
machines
The little electric motor does all the work-ooes Il
econoricaly-does better-does quickly.
Let US show you this portable electric machine and
other appliances that mean health insurance IN the
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-20

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