davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

brought from q state Of abjecr nIs-
cry and suffering 10 good health once
again I consider NY heath before
al the money n the world ! would
mt be- back as was last fan for
million dollars"
Reports a---s pouring IL almost fast
er than We can pantish them from
people OF Maine who have benefited
by the use Of vItaIttas IN cases O.
rheumatism indigestion nervous
ness stomach kidney and liver Ills.
Every day some different person
comes forward and praises the rem
eGy N the highest terms possible
II you are suffering start this great
treatment 81 once. The remedy that
Is composed Of some Of fne best
known minerals 70 medical science
Positively no roots, herbs. hanks o-
dangerous alcohol Coughlin.s Drug
Store. Augusta. D~OrRys Drug
Store. wa-erville.-AEx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
CLERGY OBJECT TO
RADIANCE OF REDS
WITHOUT BAIL

New York Jan s@S-z BISHOPS
svs Episcopal Gnd one Methods
ana sixteen ether clfrgymsl o.
va-ious denar M lions have siEned
z protest against The deportation o-
aliens without trial, ''repsessivs~
legislation before Congress he sus-
pension O. New York Socialist as
senb'ynen and al similar ev1-
dences Of an excited mood n deal
ing with radicals Z America. = was
announced here tonight The clsrg-
men nat hare recently under -he
auspices q the Counc- Of Churches
Of Christ IN America
The bishops were Charles =
B-er- Of Western New York.
Cnauncey Z. brewster. Co-nec-ic--.
Benz B-esvLe-, Maine: VIZ Law
renee. Massachusetts and E-heioert
Talbot u Bethlehem. Pennsylvania
az tbs Protestant Episcopal cl2urc1
and James McCaEusy of Denver q
the Methodist Episcopal church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
STRONG COMPROMISE EFFORT
TO kEEPPACT OUT OF CAMPAIGN
Final CONFERENCE TODAY
b-Patian Group to Make Last Try for Agerai
On Article Ten and Monroe Doctrine Strong
influences in Both Parties Ready to Take Up
Fight 10 Event Of Failure in Conference

Washington, Jan es-P-eponasr-
snce u Senate opinion OF the sve
ana Of s1Al bipartisan conference,
o Republican and Democratic lead
s-s was mat z deadlock rad b,Asc
reached making agreement very tn
Likely a. Ibis L-ne OF conp-cr-ise
peace treaty reservations.
t-eserva.Clocs u Article Ter an
Tor Preservation y the Monroe DOG
r--ns Promised II - t-e ce--er oe
Fs-rlance osrweec he leaders If tn
rVo factions - to-na-~ows -aeerI--
and II appeared that should q breaA
come II WoCl1 result t-ur 3aa5z1--y
% agree OF these TWO y,o.r.rs
ano-la the bipartisan conferences
VAic1 aave beec n Progress nor
rH2n tvs weeks ~ abandoned IN
1af-lces at wUrk II both political
parties = was asserted Today NJ
some quarters. undoubtedly would
aaVe q strong effect ultimately n
Inc direction q Z compromise viii.
would keep rhs treaty ou- q IL
Political campaign.
Article Ter and tle Monroe Dor
Trims. L became I-nowa today ua-,
rne OILY subjects on which ttr1ars-e
agreement nas not bee reached nv
Ine BIPARTISAN committee -ruch o.
-hs language u -he EepuHElcs.r
RESERVATIONS adopted last session has
been agreed 10 by rhs Democrats
"As revealed while mar changes
nae been conceded pv The RauU.7It-
cans anc TWO u -he reservations had
been rewritten er-i-esv.
Among Inc changes apry-ered nv
-hs committee were ne following
Modification Of -tre preamble So that
instead u requiring SPECIFIC aAna --,-s
Accep-lnces Of ths RESERVATIONS nv -r-e@
O. lhs -ou- other E-ea- powers such sc-
cep-ance wpUlG De taken fo- Crane
Ir-iess objection we-s made before dep
cs-Zion o. he ratification ~ tne United
States
Qualification o. The -ese-va-lo- or
~1-A- 81 -&AE - Il LLE- E@aCZE 50 LrG
l rf-sE States would nor Dc bound ex-
csp- Z cases where Il p-eviaustr IA
gwen lis assent ~ decisions IL v-rfer
aEE member mao more than one vues
In the Republican -ese-va-Iou TINS ez-
ce-lor was omitted
Change Of che Withdrawal -ese--vs inn
10 make = provide -rz- no-lce rT with
o-aEal from Membership in the leaEu-
shall bs Elver ~ JOINT -esol Ir-in,,-'
On Congress instead OF nav Pc gwen
py Z concurrent RESOLUTION A mint
resolution requires rhe signature Of rne
Pre- idsz1 while = concurrent -esolu-For,
ordinarily does not
Detection Of direct reference q lamar
o. China ~ name II rhe Sna--rnE res
s-vz-icl 50 the Crr-ed States simply
wnUl1 withhold assent o the saarrune
articles ara reserve iibe--v Of ac-i1r II
arr dispute arising under them
Complete -s5-ae-Ine as TWO Of the -ss-
s-va-IcI So -nev would require -hzt 20
representative If tfe ial--ue De ONT
ed vi-ho-t CONGRESSIONAL au-no-- cation
Eu6 -az- No recommendation af rh@
iezEue regarding a-ua-ne--s would Dc
valid urztE app -1vet hv Congress
Numerous notifications Of Izr-
EuaEa IL o1ne-s IF -nA Il resa-varl1as.
That providing that the United
States would accept no mandatory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Loan Poland Austria.
Armenia S1O5.W0, 900
Urges Pres. Wilson

Washington Jan g-Througr Sec-e-
ra-v Class. President Wilson rodsy re-
newed the appeal 10 Congress TO grant
credits Of sT5e, coo 90 for Poland AIS
FRA and Armenia 30 alleviate condi-
CIaus which threaten mora and ma
tsriaI Chaos- Il those countries
Secretary Class presented tbs House
WAYS and means committee without
comment and the committee deferred
consideration OF Il until tomorrow
There vas nc Indication when the
committee would act finally CT the re-
quest Of Nj GIasg THAT the credits be
authorized
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
v hite Ribboners
v arm Against Use
Whisky for Flu

Nav ya-s Jan 2NA resolution
Ting a=a.-st the Use q whisky az
--lesn- <1- influenza ans pneD
--@ V-aS adopted today ty the
A-lA--tc regional conference
re z o-e-s Christian Temper
---l --1o-. The resolution oisap-
-N - acton Of Dr. Rorai :
20 @-lc i making whisky avail
patents during Lhs present
Yrs Martha ". Aaer. who intro
-'~ - resolution. asserted that
-ssv vas 9iscred1red drug. be-
was found thai It's Use was
l--c.a -arner than beneficial
-ts~s---
-1t~=~ also turks Il soft drinks
~ SAID because habit form
~ ks z-e Used IL some u L-1e1s-
Jared ne department would
legislation 70 prohibit the Use
-4@A4ne II such beverages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
DRIVE FOR ARMY
RECRUITS FEB. 2-29

Washington Jan. - Secretary
Baker mas addressed a letter 70 -ha
-prs-nor Of each state requesting
his Official cooperation IL the nation
wide recruiting drive 10 be inaus-
urz.ed by the war department and
to be intensified during the week u
February - I'd SO which Is 20 be
made national enlistment week The
vcveruo-s we're asked to issue pre-
CARNATIONS calling the attention Of
their cirixens 70 the importance o.
ene advantages Of tnAtsrmeut in the
new army, and % otherwise assist in
The effort 70 bring the army Up 70
RE rurl authorized strength
Army officials said today q min
mum Of Ts.8os nev enttsrmenEs
would be required before Ma-h 81
mo -der that the best results can be
Obtained from the training OF the re-
orxznized army. On this Total 3s-ges
would become eligible for transfer TO
the reEuiara rmy reserve anc pa-rie-
ularfv an Of the remainder are arae
wear errhsrmenrs which will Ok ter
minated II the near future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
A Little Kitchen
Still" In Many
Gotham Homes

Wv 4o-k. jan. 9--ae oae-EalIa1
--eAen Sill : -2e newes- ATT
Prohibition cur-rvaace 70 make rs
Appearance n New York according
20 } J. Sh=Tt1-. prom hilton enforce
G1aT-- officer. Ee declared tonight
-f-a+ Ca1uuac1u-e- w1o has beer
llie-----S-d Carried q thriving business
n he sale Of The device a. Sc sact
II -aIds throughout the CITY, many
q tie machines ware seized
a Kitchen STD Is large IN pan.
similar &c those Esed N -es-a u-ar-s
for baking rice and bread puddings
IL sal1- hiEh DUIEt-g cover cf II
1as beer sulde-ed over : and Z rub
her tube leads from tn large par
Inside 81 tbs 3 { small III worm"
he size q pencil Fruu ne small
pan also runs z rubber tube
Give il Z --as- that VII produce
whisky remarked III agent. ana
me TN pan VII Oh IL part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
CHICAGO BOOZE
SINGERS HIKING
TOCUBA OASIS

Chicago, jan. -s.-DsTa--nr At the
-ars Of - day former Chicago sa-
ioon keepers and bartenders are go
Ing % Cuba, according ID Joseph
i-e-n-. M-. Pepper declared that
while LEry are going there On
pleasure trips there IS No doubt tr1a-
some Of them are going 20 open sa-
tpons'
Air Pepper also arv-r7I-ed THAI
Glecs are leaving Chicago fo- thar
native countries az the rate o. see
Z day Il was said that the exodus
WIS seriously affecting the labor Sit
EA-lon n E number Of Chicago If
1Cs--iss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
SOCIALISTS KICK
AT Being Linked Up
with BOlshevlki
Prosecution Aims - Prove Five Sus-
penees Ae~ York AssemSsynnen
An 10 Sympathy with Cause Mar
tens ans o@Aer Radicals

ARary, y. Y JEn~ os-In rs e.
forr . Ink thc socialists of America
VIII -hs oolshsvIE If Russia u Z
cocsE-acy . overthrow organized
g0EelNe-L here. the prosecution 81
the EiA If tbs Eve suspended SO
cIaLisf assenblvmsn charged with
Gisioyzl-y today succeeded Z INTRO
6ncz1g L evidence -ne testimony be-
fore the joint executive commute.
Investigating -a6lcahsn ~ot Lnewtg
= - = Aar1sns. seGf-sryIa5 Rus
s1aD Soviet ambassador
-rE assembly judiciary coul--rae
co-1eI cling TIE Investigation aa-zr--
tee the evidence after scozr ob1ec-
lion had been made Try the soC1aIls-
legal Ea-ces- Seymour S-e6uan then
ds-uauded that Il tins testimony y
reaa a. al, T D. ready II lis entirety.
n PROSECUTION then l,ut t--o rns
record mora speeches made n New
YORK g. q meeting heid % Celebrate
Cne second anniversary q the Rus
slEn revolution. These included re-
marks n Assem- 81 y-nan Charles Solo
mon. E defendant who presided: z
speech NJ James 0-Neal, edIso--.a !
writer u The New York Cal; and
another ~ representative q the
Boston Police r. rion
SoiQuOls remarks were ctiEsr n
-ae nature IF an appeal fo- funds
IQr Lne Striking Seee! workers. dis
cass1on q The political situation ana
praise q 0'SeaI's speech Omen, II
defending Soviet EeEssiz. ha6 con-
pared the revolution there Wiz the
American REVOLUTION and rae aad
Guards WITH tie sons q Eics--y.
Ine CHEF witness Of the CAV vas
Nay Or George Z LINN % Sctnec-sGv.
wing testified he RAD been cusred from
fCoutrn1ea nn Page @cnL -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Bryan Wants g. O. p.
to Declare Itself
on Liquor Question

Sr1Stn!- ! Z, Jan e-N lIIam Jen-
Kings Bryan declared II an address
hs- tonight that although rs did NOT
var the Liquor question brought
mo the presidential race the people
should demand that the Republican
parry announce its stand On the
PROHIBITION question
Renewing his attack on Governor
Edward L Edwards Of New JERSEY,
MIR, Bryan asserted that the COVER
nor was supported ny the lI1aor il
-e-esrs and that Governor Edwards
and not ne, himself was disturbing
tbs EE-nG-y II the party
Il have suffered more than Erv
Cthe- rsGc from lack Of harmony IN
the Democratic party" he added,
and al not disturbing the par
y 5 harmony, I want II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Declares =. S. Air
Service Much
Antiouated Affair

Washington, Jan E-Ar Indictment
o. The army ar service was deLiv erec
N the Senate to-day by Senator New,
Esput lIcan, Indiana. n opening 5eoa g
Oh MS MI Proposing the creation Of &
separate department 70 combine al gov
eminent activities He charged that the
service had been failure and Tia.
the present army plans we're '-vs-v
nearly Obsolete"
The Senate adjourned without reach
ing vote On the New biz and II VII
be taken Cd tnmo-pv. Senator King
gave notice ne would oppose the meas
IRE when 4 came ID to- vote be-
cause be said the people WE'RE tired Of
the rUre-umeu-s constantly nouutIz z
EXPENSES and would not approve the sp-
preparation OF the suUs carried Z the
New measure.
Senator McKeEIa-. Democrat Tsunss-
see. announced ne would e1er al
removing the pCstntlce de-
7srmen- from The constellation author
zeG ry the BIZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Philadelphia Jan eeTwo mer.
father and soI. were held II bail for
court here today by United States
commissioner after they had ADMIT
ted they made EnEskey favored
cigE-s. They are Pasquaie and Dom
rnic Dianco. cigar manufacturers
They were arrested c week age
charged with uniawfuffy operating e
still The SOC told the commission
er the still furnished the peri ume"
for an inferior grade Of tobacco
which gave Il pleasant aroma
Whrte whiskey was used for light
cIEz-s. ~ said and coiored whiskey
for black cigars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Mr. Kings experience with tbs
remedy is as follows: Last fail /
had the Grip which isst ne WITH E
very bad case OF rheumatism Il got
20 pad that / became all run dewr-
/ had 70 60 70 bed for three mouths.
7 cld not have strength enough to
feed myself NY SISTER mad TO feed
me. During this period j suffered
terrible pain and a number OF nv
joints were swollen and al our Of
shape. ] have not done e stroke o.
work since last fall / hardly had
enough courage 70 continue irving.
My SISTER read o. some Of the won
derful cures Tfta.itas was efecrirg
and she bought bottle 70 SEE what
r would do for me Almost irume-
diateiy began 10 improve.
1t took the swelling out of my
joints and all the pain left me. I
began 70 regain my strength and
weight ! feel as 4 q miracle had
been performed II me and / am
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
81 DEATHS FROM
FLU IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan .s-Iutuenza II Chi
cage caused s. deaths y the last -
hours. while pneumonia deaths NUN
oe-e6 =, -ha health department an
poUnee5 tonight New cases Of IN
fuenza numbered 1t-- and pueununis
cases 400
The number u influenza cases is
gradually lsssen-1g, Deputy Health
Commissioned hoetle- said. The
pneumanIa rate L auc-Ga-ing and OF
the whole Is showing Z decrease. The
oesr. rate showed z decrease today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Hard Luck Tale
by Wife Of S225
a Week BOOblack

-FtW Or -aL- -s--E7sLer Z eLetane.
BROOKLYN o0o-o.ack Makes So :
week shining stlo--s according Il MS
wife, Mrs. Josephine S-eEana. wac en-
tered suit II lhe Brooklyn su--E--lA
cuU-t today fo- separation She
charges cruel and thurman --ea men
and declares -nz. h-- husband refused
he 4 cents 70 &c 70 no~te De-
cision was reserved OF her Request <o-
"a q week at1norv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

--w.s-ur- Jan 2s-Er WIS learned
w--rescGy morning that the di-ec-
-l-e n -he AndpsccsEin and Ken
-.aa-c 52,vsy Company have effect
Il p4mansn1 organization and
vr=- changes Of almost sensational
N -,o---ce = rhs financial world
Lar z Skes-1n Of Lewiston.
.~-la-ly Of tbs Public Cnries
o-ssion and ons q the most
-1.-s--t - Maine artu-nsyx- be-
r-14s president with william 4
wal zlso Of lewiston. as VICE
3e-- There are radical changes
: -ne STOCK holdings resulting n the
s-ao bang unasr fixed interest
-gHs sl.s4s, pcs worth uf bonds
es-aa5 Of some $4,000. SOC, as tor-
rig
L emphasized tina. Control or
~ eur--s sys1sn Is now vested al
ras- exclusively n Lne hands Of
me usr- -hrrv-sr new cars
~ peer ordered and $500. eoe VII
ID expended upon permanent in
---V +.rnar--s5an- BOO being upon Ln%
a55zG ana t-arsuisslcn system
~ meeting Il which The per
r1-- o-eE1tza-iol was effected was
--1 last wesk-pU- 50 quietly that
-, rE-r Of II got INTO ths newspapers
r@1cs-s have oeen chosen as follows
.-esids-t-w iTla- z Shelton
Hc=-Presiden. and Coucsai-WE-
ar Il Newell
--easz-e--Mtss Grace E FT-z-
-le-k-AE-ed Sweeney. wno Coz
nues as general, manager.
All there are Of LwIs-oc-
The directors: Frank SILman- IT.
oS c Stevenson Newman az Ftiiz-
,aelpnia- Henry ". Cusanan and
Jain slso1 OF Bangor, Frank =.
Tine pt Portland Rupert z. Baxter
q Bath Mir. Sksfon anG Mr.. Newell
sang oneo the officials tbs morn
1ng-
The direction of the affairs Of this
Important u-Lrry, serving a large
art Of central Maine. Is Now almost
.--r-I-sfy n the hands o. Maine me,
Statewide reputation; ana Their
..-tllic spirf, insu-es eo- Lns people
-rls section the very best ELECTRIC
rway transportation that can be
11-ded within thee oDpary :
-.sans-
As The. first evidence Of this pol
General Manager Alfred Sweep
was authorized 70 purchase ten
~ double truck lu1ercrSan cars
~ used OF trunk lines NeEo-ia :
.o-s ruward this purchase are now
-n9e- way, and Is soon IS the c.-s
- received they viii he used TO
1-ov1de improved service OF the
-ewls1U-- Bath and Lewiston Wat
lie Ines
- committee representing the
Continued OF Page @col- >
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
American Fliers
Held by Mexicans

AcAnsn- Texas. jan 1S-Two army
svlztors. Lieursrauts Z r. Davis and
g Z Crimes, carrying a nIHIary
messagE from Fort Sruwl. Texas, 20
NoEaies, A-izona, today were forced
20 hake landing n Mexico, 20 miles
south Of ZapaE-a. and tonight are
being held by Nexicans
According 10 q message received
here tonight from the svia-o-s they
have been promised their freedom to
marrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

EIEh pressure pasvaiis generally To
night VIII -ns c-esr over the Lake r.
gion and Is -esulr the weather was
fair during the last 2 hours except Z
the Atlantic states, where there were
SHOWS and rams FROM The prevailing
no-eh and northeast vE-ds
WITH the exception Of local rains n
Florida and ioca. snow n the NORTH
upper Lake region. the weather viii be
.air THURSDAY and Friday east of The
mississippi river X VIII ne somewhat
colder THURSDAY and warmer Friday u
New England
Winds North Of Sandy hook. mod
crate north, becoming east Friday: fair
weather Sandy Hook To Ea-te-as. mod
e-z.e &C fresr na--h and northeast far
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
state Rests i'm Trial
Ex-Governor Graham
f0r Embezzlement

-a4r-E pile VI. Jan aS-Tne STATE
@' e Z tnls afternoon presentation
Gase II rne trial q former
r@T---11- Horace E. Graham f5r
-E-ae.ZZ t@uer- Of STATE funds while
KS STATE audIto,.
no defense called as lie first wit
Lcward r.. Dearirt- former
--easu-e- and vii place Ora
'| IN re stand .ono--cw.
Ter c-Uss examination Deavt-I
-@st mat when Graham Was gover-
- lad approached In behalf q
5-zh2I several naeH prominent m
~ STATE. n an effort 20 oo<z1n
al mai w0uld cover the alleged
4s@s X GraEaus accounts rs
--c7-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
South Carolina
Rejects Suffrage

Columbia :. g. Jan @eTne South
Carolina Legislature today went on
record as opposed 10 ratification Of
me woman suffrage amendment when
the Senate defetaed resolution pro
posing ratification and adopted by
: vote u 30 70 q resolution -elact
Ing the amendment bE Z vcte - s3
% =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Portland Youth
SuccumbS to
Sleeping Sickness

Portland. Ne, Jan 3.-Eenrge Aur.
dock- aged = years 6isd snnignt Of
what his attending physician and spe-
c:zIlsrs called Held the case diagnosed
~ sleeping sickness. ny laboratory and
etl7e- tests The Young uian had been
SICK stncs TEGrsdxy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
ORONO OFFICER
CLEARED PUSHAW
LAKE KILLING

Bangor NJ jan 1s-A--tU- Al
q C,-ono policeman WIS &C
----sc : -hs superior court late to
q q. -He charge Of mzasla ngn-er
co--e-4ar With the fatal shoot
= ~ ines Perkins. Pusnsv Lake.
- %-- ing z dispute over the
5cEsaEs. u r. deer. The trial BE-
E--- rs -,--zc.sv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Topeka kzs jar g Within
-hree hours after the STATE health de-
pE--nsu- opened Office this morning,
L had received reported o. "a new
cases OF influenza The total for -
hours Tuesday was 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New England; Far Thu
DAY Friday far. slightly warmer.
Southern New England FAR. cnlde-
THURSDAY. Friday fair, slightly wz-ue-
Eastern New York: Far Tnu-sdav.
Friday fair, warmer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
State Master Thompson
Named On Committee

Portland. Me- Jan as.-WnIiam J.
Thorn ns1r. appointed member Of the
ADVISOR committee OF EspEofica1
nlz-fo-u Is master Of the State
Grange and q former State assessor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
5cseo, Forecast

Forecast fu- Boston ana vicinity:
Far and colder -hlrsdEy; rising rem
pe-4tu-e and far o. Friday: moderate
northern winds becoEr1g easterfy Fri
Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
no New Cases " Connecticut

Hartford. O. Jan. es-About ne
nsv cases q Influenza were reported
20 the state department ot health To-
CAV, decrease oe about 200 rom
YESTERDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Erzberger Reported
in Critical Condition

Berlin Jan .S-The condition ot
Matthias E-zoe-ser Is very critical
according 70 tne LokaI Arzeigs-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
100000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS
ON AK STREET RAIL WAY
TO ADD 3e CARS TO STOCK

CA-Ws FsHaiy l. A. & W. Systen-M Ham B.
shelton Lewiston Named Presidaf-Hah MiIhac to Be
Egpended Rsadbed-Now Controlled Almost Exclusive
BY Name Mea-To Buy Ten New Double Track Inter
EEaa Cars for Use Trunk Lines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
IN BED FIR THREE Months AND
WTAuTAS BROUGHT HIM OUT SAYS
peter KING OF LEWISTON

Mr.. King Invites Anyone Who is Interested in
the Cure of Rheumatism to Call or Write
Him at His Residence, Thornes Corner,
Lewiston, Ne. He Says that Vitalitas Has
No Equal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Fall Underwear

Munsingwear or Richelieu Underwear will keen YOU
warm and comfortable during the cold weather. The
most desirable weights for early fall well as win
ter are now ready, for women and misses.
Women's Cotton Union Suits, all styles, including
regular and extra sizes, at S1.75 to $3.50.
Union Suits Of Wool and Cotton all styles finished
with tailored bands, at S2.75 to 1915.
Union Suits of Silk and Wool at 1898 to s5.75.
Knit Boomers for women with elastic run knee and
waist. Pink white, for $l.19.
Childrens Vests and Pants, medium and heavy
weight. Sizes to Is years, at 69c to S1.25.
Childrens Fleece-Lined and Fine Cotton Union Suits
at S150 to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Closing Out Entire
Stock Boys Clothing

Not single suit is reserved Our entire stock
Immediately make And
at extremely low prices, mothers already bought
their boys Fall Suits. good selections
Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

Selection offers handsome, large
block plaid Blankets in Pink, Blue,
Tan and Gray. Every pair is large
size and made from selected mate
rails, woven close with soft,
doWny finish. Full of warmth and
good wearing quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19
Wool ir1ish Blanke

These Pure White Wool-Finished
Blankets have all the warmth and
wearing qualities Of all-wool Blank
cts. To be sold in G6xS4-inch size.
Pair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

TAILORING that will bear the most care
full scrutiny, with infinite attention to
detail and fnish-every line carefully mod
eled and sewed in-these are the points
women who know clothes look for
Whether the tailor-made is TO be under
the new Redingote influence, slightly
nipped in at the waist, long and straight
of line, or finger-tip length, is for you to
decide. We have every variety, and add
to these virtues the quality of fabrics, and
you have indeed exceptional values.