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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
Batted for Loudermilk in ninth.


Summary: Two-base hits-Jack-
son. Gedeon. Three base hits
Gedeon, Tobin, Home run-Slsler,
Stolen base-Sisler. Sacrifice hits
Kerr, Weilman, Williams, Billings
(2). Double plays-WcaVer (unas-
sisted; Gedeon and Sisler; We'll
man and Sisler. Bases on balls
OFF Kerr. 3; Loudermilk, q We'll
man, 6. Innings pitched-By Kerr,
> % Health, 3; Loudermilk, 2 l-3.
struck out-By Kerr. /; Weilman,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At Atlanta = Memphis 8.
AT New Orleans 4; Little Rock >.
At Chattanooga ,; Birmingham
4.
At Mobile L. Nashville 3.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
Cincinnati.

Summary: TWO-bhse hlls
Irlack, Carter. Three-base hits
Robertson. Sacrifice hits-Rousch'
Kopf, Bressler, Her2og. Bases on
halls-Ring, 5; Luque, L; Carter
.; Bailey /. Innings pitched-By
Ring, 7 2-3 Luque, l-3; Ruether'
/; Garter, g. Martin. /; Bailey, l.
Struck out-By Ring, 1 Ruether
/,
BROOKLYN at Boston; rain.
Only three games scheduled.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05

Totals .33 J n To
IRAN for O'Farren in eighth.
zBatted for Carter in seventh.
NBatted for Martin in eighth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05
CAPTURE or MEXICO
CITY Is GOAL OF
O THE REBEL DRIVE
n J TIIT = IIE7IFNf
Home Guards Are Ready,
Continued from Page One)

subsequently joined the revolution
airy movement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05

Journal Wants Bring Result1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-05

Philadelphia.

Totals .......&5 II II ~ oil
X-Batted for =. Smith in ninth. |
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
MANCHESTER
Republican Morns- o-sanlzs

! Republican comm tee meeting
was held On -uesdav evening al the
home Of g. II. Knowles on me Read
field -oad. As the men we-e already
fully ORGANIZED as d committee the
worne 1nroceedec Al once = organ
re. Miss. Et1e! Knowles was elecrec
chairman Of ne woman EepGbli-
CHI COMMITTEE; Ms Bertha rock
~. sec.eta--v and Ms Grace Parsons.
TREASURER. Rules ana ~eEIlaCuns of
voting wae- then discussed Il some
lenErh. II q town wnere rnere are
esq than 500 vura-s : IS moi neces-
say max persons wishing % vote
~eEisrer previous 10 election. 5uT X Is
earnestly ~ef1lested. u order ID save
me On alec-lon dEv. mat Us many
women as puss3 Me reEls-er 7rev1oUs-
y. on Sept. :. 2. 10 ana = berwesn
10 ana - A NJ ana I ana r NJ.
standard --rne5 al the Town house.
opportunity VII De gwen al women
70 -eC,sler The COMMITTEES hopes
chat al women Wi MAKE d special
effort . come ana register.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

! va-- pretty wedding -Dnk place
al me nome ot M. ana Mrs William
J Cole Monday, September eth.
when raelr daughter. Miss Rachel
was united n marriage 10 James A.
Der White Of Quncv. Mass
The ceremony was Performed II me
presence n q .a-ge circle NJ reia-
yves. ne double ring service being
used.
-he b-1ce was bacoTnlugiv a--1rad
n a gown II white satin ana Geor-
Eer-e ana earned 1ouuuer u
white sweet pens. she was gwen
awar nv ner father The v0Unc
couple ware attended nv Miss Ma
Cole. slste- II ms bride ana py
Reginald White. q 9r7rnar Of ma
groom.
The bridesmaid was Drertllv a-lt-ad
Y q gown 81 white geDrger-e and car
RED q bouuuer of pink swasr peas
The ceremony was performed ~
Rev. :. .. Pe--v. pastor of me Meth
odisT Episcopa. cnurc-. The Young
couple sruud under d beautiful duras
arch. After me ceremony a wedding
supper was serted.
The groom IS a veteran u TIT
X GRID War nav.ng enlisted II SOs-
ION with the Canadian Regimen of
Scotch Eigniande-s AFTER serving
- months n me trenches ne return
ad 10 -esurne ms former Position.
The hlgn esteem in which tns hride
Is neId was shown ~ the many beau
c-tnI presents Of CHI glass and silver
winch were presented 70 ner ny her
numerous trends.
4 hps- of friends wish M and Ms.
White much happiness II me future
The happy couple eff uns me $40
train on t1eIr wedding tour for parts
unknown They will ne al their 4u-
-ure nome n Quincy, Mass, after
Sept Ii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
AGE OLD BUILDING MATERIAL
Else" N Gse FOR Many Centuries
Merely d Simple Form OF Gouc--re

What IS pise" The worc. winch n
It's cnmpie1e form Is w-1rren uIse de
re-Tre, peI-avs a French origin and
rom rs genera appearance. might well
suggest some affinity WIKI the world
o. ar These pre!IrnInal-v impress
SONS. however. vii be rpuno -ulsiead-
-nE. There IS nothing peculiarly French
II aIse dwellings n some PATS o.
France. ana reference 70 them apuuncs
II French literature N The .I=-1s.e.r7tr,
cenrurv
The wore Itself. traced 70 IFS Lar,r
origin apparently means nothing NOR
a--Is-lr -aan battered Se--naDs ne
simplest definition Of pIse IS provided
by P-iny ne Elder. vino calls Il ,ea---.
1ar-ered between boards, meaning ny
9ua-os d 1n-Tn sucn as roay oe used fur
concrete IN CONSTRUCTION WORK
ne Roman sage aGus rtzI Il was zr
ono ana we-i-r-1ed system Of Duiluin-
and remarks lnat ERunIhaI used TINS
rnater;a. for wa1cn towers On re rups
OF nils II Spain during MS ca1upal l,r
Vino Knows whether II was moi also
n u.s. when CheUns oullt MS E-aHr
Pyramid. tur there are pre14s1ur-la r!se
buildings IN New Mexico anu ARIZONA
which. some ssr, date back almost 10
ma. period"
Ca--aln.v history cannon race me
system 10 us origin. ann ne pls..
dwellings now visible Il France. SPAN.
america ne Br:-lsn colonies ano else-
where nay give no complete .rcica-
unn If me extent 10 wnlca -n.s ma
terra. was employed Il Jtaer cenru-
,-les.-ExcnEaEe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
democracy 10 be Answered
In No [ ncertain Terms

Lear the Truth. 1Ur SANDER ~
evasion. On Friday nlErr al the
Coliseum VII 5a held one ~ me
greatest political rallies ever held n
TINS section One Of -ae ve,-v pes
campaign orators VIM comes n
Maine. This veaC IS Col. Isaac Nj
Meek-ns of North Carolina Another
appealing speaker 3 Judge 3enecIc-
T. Maaer o. augusta som er.r1es
termed thu Patrick Eerrv nj
Maine Judge Mahe- VII nave 4
message nj special weight coming
JUST al THIS r-ne. W. promise rolj a
rem treat o-aror7callv. ana 1aei as
surau that some o. ne ISSUES vii he
nucn clearer 10 vou. 7 Is aspec.al -
y desired -tIaI many ADDE'S snplll6
AMEND. Come cary as rtls,-a viii ne
standing roUrn only before ne 7peo
-ng nour, winch IS e1rhr O'Clock.
daylight tine
MUSIC. u course. some " -hp --sa,-r-
pest VIII ne provided ana then ne
parade, winch starts 1-1rn ReDUoI.
can Headquarters al IA. R1u-e.
ne School around ne common
BRUNSWICK. Water. Church TO M
Coliseum Al GOOD Republicans ana
Inos+- V1O want II as ara :r7yit.r IN
march and snow -ne.r r.niors.
Ihe entire evening viii NJ 9leas-
ant-y alled. ana. pest Of all. vou vii
hear the real truth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Goods and
Farming Tools

~ 4. :. EEsKlNE. Pi--s-cN. Me-
ure-raif niie rom Gardner ana
1anuou IN 5rJuue. Saturday, Ssrt II.
Tins ct consists OF TWO Sarinr
Suites. Couc7. Dining Tables. Chairs.
7ocki1g Chairs. Feather 5ers ana
Elbows. ts~o hanging lamps. ane
--arKli- Stove. u1e Wooc Stove.
H,-cren StoVe. one Top Buggy, ore
Concord Wagon. one Su--y Wagon
canopy I'D: one Dump wagon. one
org Sisa. one dounie Sled. nne t-av
7ack, one Sic gr. lay 7ack Wheel
oar-ow. harnesses. -n-se Blanket.
six Ladders. --7-ee tackles ana
Falls. Step -aaue-s. lawn Mower
Anvil. Vice lce Chiseis. io- o. Car
2s-te- Tools. Crosscut saw. nest o.
Measures. Two Chests. Gun, Ana
'-ons. SnoVeis ana longs. Acco--iar
CU--a MS. PICTURES. Forks. Eakes.
SnoVeis. Saws. Ages. Levels. Ropes,
Scvtnes. Snetnes- Kitchen -,ss1es
ana other articles -nn numerous e
mention. Sale starts AZ one O'Clock
st7arp, = RAINY. following MONDAY.
GO. GRAY, Administrator.
4. {. BRAGG. Aur+ipnse-
sr,7~g
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by -U-u Of a card Following this
comes another realistic place NJ mo
unn picture w1rk featuring Viola
Dana. booked especia.lr fo- these rva
DAYS and the opening parr ~ the
program holds I'D wei win -nese
Two features. The Gaunou1 News
No. g opens rne show al =. 81 and
30. Miss Dana Is exceeding
clever, and with William Russo. J.
makes Splendid par n +nilow. Fl
cav and Sarurdav 1nds another mr.
program. VII Rogers Is me star n
me weekend Dill IT q tearul-H raa- q
suited 70 TINS popular fellow It's Z
z D dwyn specla. The Strange
boarde,' Rogers IS stranded >,
Chicago swIndl -1asl4r5
ana Sill ne Kept smiling. The ing
sest offering # ne wear Is -he mo
ru-'e a. me Johnson opera house
next Should Easba7a
Forgive, win an al-srar cast
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

yellow dress with a white suUboune1
On which the guests name WIS writ
Isn- Ice cream with q slice of
orange On each plate further ca--ied
OH the cniur scheme The children
made merry pulling the ribbons ex-
tending from the Jack Enrner'' me.
sRcn finding . gIt1 as a reward.
Games were played on the lawn anc
the children passed happy AFTER
noon Many pretty g11ts were ~
ceIved by Francis and James. The
guests included their HrLe pIRv-
mates ana several alcier ones
" & SRndersun of Portland Is
the guest Of Mrs. Ethan Little and
daughters.
The sslecrnen VIII De n session II
their office Thursday. Friday and
SATURDAY. of TINS week tor the regis
cralun Of voters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
RICHMOND

Mrs Z 3. RarEns ana ner SOD
ann lis VIE. Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
Raoklns If Gardner, have been pass
1nE a few GAYS II Erescv-Ila
The new superintendent Of Schools.
Charles = snow ana Mrs.. snow
nave arrived u TOWN ana VII live On
y or-h Pleasant street
Ms. Laura J. Eaudler-e is q guesI
1nr few GAYS a. the home Of Dr.
ana Mrs. J z. OdiuYna II WAi1edeld.
NJ ana Mrs Guy L Emit ann
daughter NJ Gardiner. were Sunday
guests Of NJ and Mrs. Ea-v l. Tar
Mrs.. z. K Puurov Of Bath was d
recent business vIslLur II LOWE.
M ana Mrs. Freeman {. Mosner
ana son Donald We're guests Of -al-
a-5ves n Weaks Mills over ne week
enr.
Miss Mildred Atncald nas gone 70
Auburn, where she mas accepted q
position.
Hiss Beatrice Lancaster, q TEACHER
II own for me PAST year. mas gone
= 8us-0r.. where she VIII take a
rourse = 5urdeI-e s Business College.
NJ ann Mrs. Z. :. Humphreys hzve
r-rCE-1e1 70 their nurne Il SDne---ile.
after VISITING Rlcem1nd ~aIar-ves.
Miss -da Oliver Of Portland was the
guest Of ne~ n01her Mrs. Hannah
OLIVER over -anor DAY.
NJ ana Mrs William lewis are en-
-s.,--a!ulrz +t7elr mere. Mrs Mar =
-avlo- 4 -eacher n ne schools Of
Nefw JERSEY.
Rev. G Z. Mcdonald. a former PAS
-or ri me ~aCE-ega- una church. VIM
llas bean Z Massa c1use--s for cae
past @ew YEARS recently was -uesi
of friends 4 own.
Joseph " Randler-e 81 the Rich
rno1d Water %. s T EnivoKe. Mass.
4 attendance cpun ne New England
Water II o,.as association.
Lagn LEWIS o. 5a- Ea-onr Is al tnf
nome 81 rs mother Mrs. Eva Lewis
NJ -ew,s WIS -alled mere ~ al ac-
-ldar- 10 ms grandmother, Mrs. Zura-
Baker VIM r a fail Friday sustained
mcclure Of ne hip.
Nj ana Ms Eooe-- Z. Eods-icE
Ind son ~ Bach. ware guests eve,
Labor Day 7t Ms. zude~ck,s parents
NJ ana Ms. A--es Spear
Miss Arcle h---7- of Newcastle
1-r aaer 7ass.nE a few daz-s Al n.
hrrre II 1er -o1her. Mrs. A-vena
knight.
: n 7n---- u Portland ~ararrtz
was -uee7 at ne home If ms sister
If,s Anne Springer.
William = ~han0nsv NJ Cam
H~idEe Mass. s passing a -ara-lur =
-pw7
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Msyn-aitv Canrjazre u5;-,-.--,.,,

10 the \ oilers o. Garuln..,--
: have decided % Withdraw -,.,--,
Inc Campaign 1ur me Office OF Aavor
Ay oAns VIII MOI Ne presented 4. ~
primary election Z one IS heid.
IN explanation : would Say -tla- -ae
-ast TWO sessions OF the Legislature
nave grea1-y' enlarged and or1aden-d
me powers ana duties OF Probate
courts some 0t THIS Legislation is so
recent. Particularly that winch gives
Probate Courts equity Illr,sdlCt,on
concurrent n some cases WIN ne
>uprene Court, -aat It's tut scoua mas
never been JuuCIaIlv deLernI neg. nor
mas -he office OF Judge OF Probate r
the eIErr,se Of these new powers r,.an
defined Win reference ID me duties of
MUNICIPAL officers.
! have nut believed ami = dn mn
row believe -haI The Supreme C-ollr-
of TINS State would declare the of+ice
OF The Judge Of P--obate ana Mayor u
Gardiner Lncornp ar1ble I DO sar7f+
however. that nv alecrlur as Ma1-n,-
would afford convenient urerex- n
anyone desiring 70 do SO. 70 ,r1-olvs
me n litigation. me expense Of winch
l 40 not |Rel able % assume. Tins 7s
one form Of trouble 7 am not onIired
TO contend with. ana on mature "a
hec-lon. 7 believe 7 VIII mot IN mn
hunting for Z.
! Wish 70 thank al nv friends 4or
their generous offers Of SUPPORT and
to say that whether Or npr 7 an +,r-a-
Mayor OF Gardiner Is d rna--er Of -nI-
sclve!y small importance 10 ne com
nunirv myself included. h1- 4 is IN
Por-aut that the Nexr Mayor Of Gar
diner Dc a man broad enough n -aaI =
LIE the Importance 10 -ne citizens Of
adequate housing. and other faciItrfes
1or our schools AND TINT our public
utilities n the way OF sr-att fire. anu
police protection enc ne reIarlvaiv as
efficient as those Of our nei-,7iu--uC
rUwns These things are more IN
porIaut 10 the pnor rflan 70 the r1Ch
ana he is the best friend Of The nonr
VINO viii labor most ens~eAr rai!v ami
urselhshiv 70 place ttese things with
n their reach.
Respectfully vours
HAROLD z. COOK
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MONMOUTH
='une-aj o. ate -nrena :. copnrane


I1lfs'2l- @ts''' it'e's or 21-as -of'aflH
- '~''--l ---it' ~ emu q Aet''''7stsn-
4 ~ anu MS. 10y ~oI ira Elt=.
~ vs. n "fl--1 Al n -'Ilt'ssAn as
! dtssla. 41@- III. We Atia AZ tne
--'7--l'e1-s1 '2lif,.A 7Lnua- a-,4,'-1onn-
1tzol' g. tonGullt-a ~ nt'T = -
- ----4o4s 81 Sho " ,lt'sl-1i. -orrner
Pastor ana intimate LEND ~ me
amy assisted a3' H-E Y i. Lay
TN q nm -1I'a=1 ~'AsT Methodist
1;1Ur-H ~ augusta MSS -ocnraiI1e 8
~ 10y -l,-t- =. augusta ana 1e'
= y u ices pf'A'''f tu me Nf-2-
o0lsl l.-ll1a n monmouth, p WhlcA
she was 2 member -t1r4+ neau------
stsit-l-lons War --A1ue.ed ny a -aclHs
qdi~;s>- MS r Z 14afle Ms
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Maine FAR Dates FOR 7s21

Sept. Northumberland County eaIr az
lornATn.
sept 6-S-south ksnneb-c at South
Windsor
sept rs - Aaa-oscngE,u Valley n.
canton.
Sept. --e-EluerIu-
Sept. 1-5-S prznElsIG.
sept. S-IG-EsIC-stieIG-
sept. ---O-Nor-ae-n Maine Fair Assn.
IL Pressure Isle.
sept. ---h-Aact.RS-
sept l4--S-C u-tr Park AsspC1RIton
a. Unity
sept. ll-:6-Nu r-he-n Franklin AS-1-
cultural Society al Philips.
sept a. Exeter
sept. I4-I7-AIAilIe State n lewiston
sept. -5-lc-Edeu AS-lcuiEUrai 3D.
cleTy a. E1neE.
Sept. 2s-EnDuen
sept. @I-Nest Washington AZ Che--y-
sept: .e-suIun.
sept "1-cs-sOurh Paris
Sept. - -22S-F-ank-iu County al Farm
seat' 2--2S-Nor-ch Knox al -uiun.
Sept. @1-22ss-F0a-Tnlng-un
sept ..:.-@eSS-Nu. Ellsworth Farne-s.'
E4up al Norm Ellsworth.
Sept. @:;-25-HRr--and-
sept. 2S-tzresnrpwn FAIR Association
al E-eene
Sepr. sS-SR-Bris1ul Agricultural So.
rursal society ar SkcwneEaa
ciery az s-,stpl Mills.
sent -s-ots--l- IyreT-Tlnre Falls.
sept 2S-So-kennebec County at Reari-
held
Sept. 2S-{,acsgnswagan Agricultural.
Society n Monmouth.
Sept. 2S-3f--AnG-nscoEgln Cpuury ar
--.veruorR Fails.
SEM 2S-3D-Dana-iscnr-a-
sept 2S-3N-F-venurg
Sept. @s-Se-ksnuebec County nj Read
teiG
Sent 2S-R4cErnnnG.
sept. 29-5a-Andnve-
OCT Branch Mills GranEa
Oct leeds Center
OCT. 5-7-ShapleaEn az Acton
Oct TRANQUILITY Grange Ag-1- Assn.
al LIncDinviile
Oct S-T-Sorta~sef AE-lcultural En-.
cserv AZ Alsnn.
Oct 1.-l4-Topsharn
Nov, Is-ia-Maine State Fnrnuiortrni..
Portland
san. 20. I921-wesiern Maine PpuI-.
try Assn. South Paris
Ian. -, l9a5-sourh Berwick Pcuitry
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The Bank of England
May Have a New Home

-lsTaTCtE-s TruIn Lluuun INDICATE ef1a7
rile famous oin Basriie o. uuzncr-gnr
sniIn. massive pie ca41 houses rhe Bank Of
Englana-zuzy ne replaced by . modern
banking STRUCTURE othe- reforms, rnn,
may dispense with some oi rnr ancient
usages u That uit-s-cnusr-vat-ve IusSrrur,ur
which 70 TINS dzy clnrh-s If rnrsscnEc-s IN
salmon cnioren. swallow tailed cnats flaming
scarlet wa,srcnarS, biacA z-pusers and nirn
silk hats
me porIcr Il c-zmsor ann gnia lar- sill
Seeps watch Il me entrance way. -alr-y-
SIX Soldiers STAND rIlaru every nigirt and
ness may always remain
bui some administrative changes To ru--r
changed business 1unoiupns Slnr- IN. A..
rlls1Icr appear Fr-pnzhie huwevc- there Z.
NJ thought n1 amending the uu-1ase ID
winch me BANK Of England was establish
e. narnetv, 10 serve the British Govern
m=rt anu me Brush T,-onie Tins was
1Ilare piaIn q; recent shareholders
meeting
ne question vas raised wtl-th-r Il was
.al- 70 me Stockholders uu- 10 have N.
Hai-A @sht acVafrriet o. present emporium
les 70 1nr-sase rs ea--l1lgs auu pzv !arge-
uivluenas, particularly IT vr-w Of ,ar
handsome pTD1lrs returned Dy ut.e- British
banks The governor r-nsunaeu nat punlir
se-~icc was me n-sr am Of tnr Bank Of
EHE.2nG- Their was a1piause-auu nj
iu--ne- inuui-~ aDnur INCREASED civ,tieuQs
SINCE -65- ne 1znk aas -eguiar.y ca-.
-led ov=- Sso.oon, oup Of -he British nation
a. den1-czr-I=u Il al IL p-- c-u1 lu1e-rs1
sInue So By . c-euIt system. Il assisted
the government with advances ~ NOR.
-flzr q nlIhun dollars du-1uK me va
= Board ui DIRECTORS. sell -eiec-rrE, IN
ciunlng q governor znu u=nurv governor
manage me Dznk- The aepury guvc-nur a
WAYS necnInss me governor ana USUALLY IN.
oiuesr director wnp has oe=n II uffIrc sur
csenz as ue1urv governor. Il -akes apu1r
= Years rruTn the time q man Is 1,-s- eirrr
&c, al the ct1aIr
Ihs Dank LAS rs owr 1rpr1uErt spcle-,
10 prunIpre lie insurance among IL !a-r.
/ sIar1 and payment Of zruui.les 70 rtl-r
.a1-lliies. !; mas . wei appointed Iitr-a--
ana reaulng -unr1- retains IT'S own A-cil-1
ONCE tuT me b-n=rt d employees suc
me staff : managed OF civil ze--,ce n
sis oting men entering tne employ O. n.
nznk frequently spenn znerT lives Ii II
service
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WEST FORKS

NJ ann Mrs. Ca-l J. sandbe-- II
Ea--t 1rc. conn. are VISITING Ms.
san dbe~-.s parents. M. ana Mrs. :
: CurE.1
Oscar y. Jones mas returned rom
SheIhpu--e y : where ~ has been
VISITING -eia---eE.
Deputy She,-.-Fe Colby n Jackman
was = own SATURDAY IN business.
Fad :. Burial and F-ank -horp-
sol n Skuwnegan were 4 --w1 Sax
,,~Iav
MISS E-1hl71 Nor-rs of Sk-wne-
G,1 IS visiting friends here
! : Soule n Portland was n
-1w1 SUNDAY
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LABOR Save-s

Il a nome n North Delaware
street re man Of me mouse gathered
-wr 1- more nusnels of nuts last fan
ana put them n the a-c.c Els wIte
spends most Of her tine =. ne nriea
WITH nm, So me house IS ernpr,-
eve-- dav. Eowaver Recently the
WIFE -erna-ned nome one dav and
neR-d terrific muse n the at-Ic. In
vesl-Eau1nE she tnund TWO squirrels
rushing around Ike MAD. irving n
Get OUT d closed window. -hev nad
Euawed a hole n the ~oof as large As
a grapefruit and mad disposed NJ
M whole mess Of nuts. The owner
sRlc Caer saved MN me trouble N
-eeulnE them. tur ne mad gathered
the nuts for rhem-InriianaaD lIs
News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

The -0w1 schools opened -uesdav
SeDTeu Der ! with re following ro-rs
81 teachers. Center Grammar which
consists Of the frh. IN ana 81
grades. Mrs Do,-ls wsoh Davis. IN
termedyare winch CONSISTS Of 50. 4-h
and 5tc grades Miss Dallas -anh
Gardiner 7--ma--. sub Tr.rna-v. LIST
and In grades, Ms. Ruth DAY.
North Grammar to ne suorliad. n
-e-neaIa1e. Miss F3eien Porter Green.
1r-Tnn-v, Miss -n~1rtrv Pe,---v Win
t1-or: lynn. Miss Helen Waugh.
South school. Miss Addie Knight.
Turner Ridge, Miss ANNE Sk.dgeu.
Monmouth Academy viii omen
Tuesaav SEPT IL The PRINCIPAL IS
A. J Chick and ms assistant Miss
Marjorie Maxwell OF SomerriIie
Mass
George Albert Rantfler-e. Miss Jen-
ME Fowler, Miss Leila King and
Miss Nellie Chick VIII enter Kent 5
Eli seminary TINS fail.
NJ and Mrs. Waiter Emerson ana
TWO children Of Orono are guests NJ
Mrs. Emerson 5 parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. a Miles
M. and Ms B E Meservey and
-wo children. Emma and Cora of
Lewiston were week-end guests af
MIR ana Ms. Irving Pe--ngin and
family
Mr. and Mrs. 7 @ West and tam
ilv. vino have been passing the sum
mer at the Boothbv cottage at Coch-
newagan lake left ias7 weak Cor their
home II St Petersburg, Fla Before
gong Mrs. West deliEnrTullv enter
tanned 4 children 8 parry n honor Of
the anniversaT-v If the birthdays of
TWO u her sons. Francis aged SIT and
James. four wears old The dining
room decorations were yellow ana
white In the center OF the table was
a large Tack Hnrner'' PIE ana al
each end was q beautiful birthday
cake. one bearing SIX candles ana the
other four Al each chllus' plate was
an unique place card which was q
CANDY stick dressed as l. duu Ii a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

The Gamma Kappas Of this city
met Tuesday afternoon AT the home
OF Mrs. Fred ". Boston. Dennis street
and gave Madeline Lawrence
shower the occasion being IN honor
IF her approaching marriage A de-
IIEhtfui feature Of the afternoon WIS
the presentation Of gifts by CUPID
IN me person of Master Gavin Sos
rpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

The attention Of the VOTERS IN
Ward Three is called To the fact
that the polling place has been
changed. Formerly located II the
Continental hall. IL has now been
changed TO the council ROOMS in the
CRY building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

ssonse Are Fiocking % Tho Strand
snd Wsy7 In the p-ogram-An-
sfher BIG Hill rodaS-Shc~s 80.
I'D
William Russell viii be sean TO-DAY
IN the wonderful picture. Twins IF
Suffering Creek. tremendous s1ury
Of a strong msn- who tempted -are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Big Republican Get together Tonight

\ united Republican party Will huld
z -2--y a CRY hall rongn-- Accord
ms ID present plans there VIII be
some Speaking ana a large crowd IS
expected . attend. The meeting IS
open u men and woman ana every
one Is most cordially invited 10 hear
the VIA ISSUES u1 the campaign dls-
Cusse1. Hon Nicholas L1rsswor--a. a
CONGRESSMAN rom me uliuel west
and son n-law Of he laIe TheDdu-e
Eonse-e1- VII speak on naCiuna- IS
sues and Captain Callahan Of Lewis
tun. m interesting ca.ke- ana tx
sar--lce nan. VIII speak on both STATE
ana nGrlonR- issues and VIII tel n
ms own way now me League Of Ma
-ons iootzs 10 an ez-ser--7ca man.
VOTERS of all parties VIII be welcomed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

MISS Eaien Small WIN mas been
passing the summer with her
grandparents Justice ann Ms. a
N. Spear, left Tuesday for Arriebsro
Mass. where she Is ~ become A
member IF the faculty Of the High
schopl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
LOCAL NOTICE

The So ec-.re- u 4Enrnastar 1a--e-
ny E:vH 1Uuce -aaI -hev VIII Ne a.
ne Town Office Wednesday Thurs
Gay. F-aav ana Sa-uraav. Sent 3. ..
IA ana -- rom IL IL -- a. N. ana
rim -a5 : Il -or me purpose II
~HE: s--a-Iisr nj voters. senr $40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

TO cream OF fishing is a sign ~
happiness # with pole anu line
small n degree; 4 win nets. rnucn
greater Ii you catch any nsh by
either method rs a sign OF success.
n proportion 70 the mHrnar Of
catching To dream nf a fisn pond
IS q sign Of good fortune: OF d 1sn
bone. Of illness. Of IN. of poverty.
To pc surrounded by many fishermen
signifies great good luck and re-
ma-kabie success N your unuerrak-
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