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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
Sir Thomas Shows
Optimistic Front.

on hoard f9ss steam Yacht Victoria.
.Ilslv 2e~-Tlfe loss % trcn cach1 "a res
Il, S4s-resss4asa. with the carnrnanasTss
9asG ~ beng within ono race nf TIT
fng Ire cup has no; discouraged Sir
ls-Iasrz craft Neither t.aS Ne ieSt
coincidence IN his nnat.,~oT The men
who mar her. and tas conclusion af
ralsay'S race Saw him optimistic OF
the ina resl;lt
a. sas w9Gasr s. Thomas said
.sRasolgrs is q svcv43Fgflsl boat in
all points Of SAILING The crew X 3
y-ary rnac class n men, vF~N smart,
sz...aicis-1l and e. -rafa.v weIl trained ="
Ox rs owr hna2 ara iss~ r7ss., he
said
= an positive tina; r1y rev has
core thu very hes Il Coal5 under the
azacrIur circumstances Yen know
nv boa han b1Ir little r-a1-as We
oriv sailed three rriais
NJ tf9e officials II me Regatta cn-1~
r1Trree ana n al VIM have 3 hard
n tt1e policing u ttc course arC ttae
management n ms race ne had only
tl1e highest praise,
Never" NJ added have ] seer p
c0I:rss KEN as clear and free as a.
Sand7 Hook Nowhers IT the world
roulc II NJ improved unon n Eng
lan6 thev might do as ~ai. bur moi
fe-Tsr II America : have ALWAYS aan
1.1I- tres ruaerj am Il there have been
ar- mistakes r11ey have teer II nv
favor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
LIBERTY

Mrs George Sprague was Z busi-
ness visitor II Wats-vi7ie recently.
NJ aud Mrs = o BAKER q Prov
1dence ? J., PASSED few DAYS II
tow-n recently guests OF MIR, ann Mrs
z N Eu-c
Mrs. Aarron o. Boston VINO mas
beer guest a tne NILSSON nome Io-
several uays. mas returned hone
Charles Hura q Chicago, wi1o has
beer passing { few DAYS WITH MS
family a. tne Nilsson nome. returned
hou}e las week
R=v Z " ABBOTT was business
calie- II Belfast orE nav las1 wee.
0lsr Maroer OF Brocktol, Mass,
who t1as beer passing 8 week with MS
parents Nj and Mrs Weston Mar
den. returned home last weak IL
was accompanied pv MS mother. vino
viii remain n Boston for rraarr1e11
O. nsr -eves
Mrs. F. :. b-Is- wi1n If passing the
summer a. he home II Nprtt Be-
fag- was II roT-r las week TO- few
csvs the gues- C. her niece, Airs. c.
n aurd
Nj aao Mrs. l, N HYDE Of Angus
L arrived SUNDAY and are guests a.
tne Peck cottage OF tbs island
M auo Mrs " N Brfer q wes-
Sorne-vill2, Mass, were callers a the
hon1f Of z. N Hurd -i1ursdav
Miss Grace Hunt has gone n
No-thport n pass E Few weeks.
Ralph anG Mrs Page II Arlington
Mass. ann Mrs Watts OF -1orasror
wHere callers a the homo O. NJ
HurG one rav tast week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
v ATERVILLE KNIGHTS To
ATTEND ENCAMpMENT.
UNIFORM RANK, IA OHIO

hniSHtS o. t'vthians and Their
wives 10 the nur1pe- Of u eypec- IN
leave Ware-viIfe al 2:dn SATURDAY. al
ternoon 10 attend the Biennial Ep-
canpnsnt OF the Uniform Rank
knights OF Pvthlans al Cleveland
ONO, Those vino will take the r-rp
are Col auc Mrs. LuEar j Brown.
Capt. and Mrs. frank Coates, Lieu.
and Mrs. Fred Nelson, Ai- ant Mrs
San Herd. M ann Mrs arthur Aus
tn. Mrs. Vaughn Mavc Francis N
Joseph Waiter Wasnbu-r. Leve-etr
Q. Dow, John s Barnes =. n. sper-
csT James Cutnbe-rsor. Joseph >
AIontefiore auo Walter Washhu-r.
Leaving Wate-vilie the members OF
Bayarn Go and Their guests. having
with them the banner which was;
presented u them ny f1avefocf iorIre
Thursday night. will go To Lewiston.
where u special Car will ne awaiting
them. TINS special car will be at
tacneu To train which will take the
party 10 Montreal. where t,1ex will
ENJOY uNs hours Of Sightseeing
-nencs they viii &c u Ottawa
where there will be q f1ve-rour srop
al Toronto the stop viii he four
hours They will reach Cleveland
tsv way Of Buffalo arriving al C.eve-
iano al : 7. N Monday The f,is pa
raus IL which the Wats-vilie SIR
A>niEnts expect 10 participate will
occur or Wednesday and Il If under
sroor ttIaT there will pe NOR than
1o.oh II line. On -hursuav al 3
:. n. Al the CONCLUSION Of the En-
campment the party will take &
sfeanfe. across Lake Ere II Buffalo
Friday Visit will he pald Ii -Niara-s
Tails a1in the next ssop will ne KIM
l7sroD, Ontario. From thIs 4snint Z
boat viii ns taken for { rrip down
the St Lawrence River through the
Thousand Islands To Montreal They
expect TIC arrive home on SUNDAY
night august J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
-Four Hurt III Auto
Dverturn Near 6arGiner

tslcnnono Me, July 23-M- Rnc
Mrs Morris Chaser and son Milton.
with Mrs. John Hardy and son, WI
liam. as guests. nleI with serious
automobile accIaenI or tine State road
about rwo miles below Gardiner. or
Their return trlI from Z WISH IT that
CITY Mi Giaser VIM waE driving
iosr coutrol Of his car. Il le11 the
highway ano turned over ur IFS SIDE
agains- fooulders concealed ny bushes
Both children were thrown from the
car Milton Case, aged SIX al
though NJ bones were broken was
quite severely injured, receiving &
Deer fest wound or tine ieft arm
which required seven stitches 70 Close
Mrs, Fardv was badly bruised. an6
necess1Lareu tne services Of z sur
reon Nj Chaser was the only one II
tiie party VINO escaped without a
brUIEe.
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FAIRFIELD

The Ladies Social Union OF the
First Eaptist church will hold lawn
party a. the home Of ". A Archer.
Wednesday. July rs. Cooked fooo and
ice cream viii bf OF sale, afternoon
anu evening II stormy. II will be
held Thursday
Samuel = Wing has returned from
short business Trip TO Portland.
a L Lang Of Boston was z puss-
ness caller II town YESTERDAY
Nj an6 Mrs Prank Whitney and
daughter, Leola and Miss Marie
piummer Of Un1rv were calling IN
friends II 1owr yesterday.
Robert MarroA WAS rendered =
SURPRISE party last evening III honor
O. nIs eighteenth birthday. The-e
We're many present Games were
plaven ann e social evening passeo
t1oner- received g gold watch and
other gifts from ms friends In.
cream, saftlnes cake and coffee were
served
MIS- Eva Carson has gone To Port
ta11u where sne viii WISH a. the home
O tler SOL, Harold Carson.
MISS F-isca TartseIl has returned
rom Harrington wnere sns has
been the guest Of friends
Mr and Mrs. Gny Wentworth nv.
ea1oFrns vacation III Brighton.
o. the nsxI SIX weeks the F.,-v-
7ap-ls1 church and tn. aIe4horjtr-
church VIII hold union meetings
ms SUNDAY services viii n heir A.
-liF Methodist church. Rev
r osfay, pastor. a. Ib.45 IN tn. rn,-n-
lns 1ne pastor will take for his them.
me scaffoidins II the Fur,,-- :,
ne Isup1sc1 for -tte evening wiz n
Standing fo- the Right = ~
MS Einor Hall If visiting relatives
II Clinton for q few davs
Ezrh Mclntire Is confined n 1bs
nome Of his taughter. Mrs -
hammond. ny illness <''ih
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BIG ADDITION
TOEAR SHOPS

Smith d Rume-y OF Portland. the
well KNOWN contractors. nave begun
al the Name Central shops very ex-
r~usive additions. II IF stated that
vner tns work Is completed 1s ADM
tfoual fires Will he II operation al the
ghors. which viii about riounis tbs
present number
The vacant space between the
stnps and the srnrefouse Is tn ne
fiIlef ny nsw construction, the WORK
of tearing nu5 the walls lavIus al
r,eafsy begun. "A partSnf the ole shops
will aaso rn M another story, II Is
stated.
The railroad sfnps Hrn numbered
amnns wafervilies most important
Industries anE II lnoks as II thsv
were 10 ne INCREASED IN capacity IN q
considerable slccrce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
CARDINAL GIBBONS
OBSERVES Sc BIRTHDAY

m as-la1aste-. No. Juiy 23-Cgrdlnal
Gibbons Quietty observed rre sat-. ar
r1ve-sa-z q h1s horth TO-DAY with
EashoI D2nie1 0'Counel1 y Richmond.
Va ann Blshor corrIzap. tte card
na auxiliary a; Baltimore a. the
aon7e a. B0hsrr = Shrfvs~ AZ tlle OLD
SERVER homestead Eea- Union Mills.
The carGtna. celebrated mass II the
sz-Iwer caaTel and spent q part Of
ile da- reading kilograms Of coarrat-
u1atIo- -ro1, priests blsrops card =
nats and friends Il al. parts o. t4s
CHRISTIAN wo~ld.
TIE venerable I1relate vt9c mas beer
wars . cardinal and over naE Z
century q priest. Is n t.4s res Of
health. arc = addition u his extensive
ecctaslast1ca- work takes = active III
Isrez- II cIvil affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

warsaw JElT 2--t45-- IN : p
Nncsrra11tT Lodav marked POLAND 6
ralfta-v situatior altaouzr. = Wa ~
noUncec the Bolshev.sz. y7~slauz-,- ~,
raf extreme rlg-t ara LET. 7-,nrs ~
the from, mar peer checked a l4.s-
te71pora-iiy and ina; the otes were
ngatt-lF determined
a. tht center O. the front tn Fsc.-
si1evlzl vrsre pounding aeaEns. ne In
me- Russian German POSITIONS ~
which the Polish forces rive IKE
advantage q various po-r-z = rolez,a
north ant South Of pinss w-t- ave--.
indication thai the Poles v-outrs h.
aoie To holG unless addi.1r1a. r;r.-
s1svlhl were brougnt " II over
v--l@ln1-71s numbers
''t7Todrc mas no taller -as ~
T-orc passed around Joaa- a1r : mar q.
tendsnc- II improve The fa4l1nz gen
eTal1- a II the situation = tn 1ort..
ttU--c-s had spread fo- -. as1-e ina
earocuo hat beer Caker anu ma 1tta
Reds ~'ere continuing tn4.~ southwark,
march
Il was announced tnzt PoisAey1rt
deOacruaents MAD occupied savsra diS.
-11antlsc forts no-tt and 727rtaeas- o.
Grodno aun ina flsntlnr To- posses
sloT o. tfs k~-rs was progressing VIII
rne Polish Troons still holding (4rorrc
Along the I'VE Zp-ucz the Poles
were holding the RolsaA-Izl offensive
which YVES designed TT eveer ACROSS
The aalIclar 1rortIs- and -rwa~cs tn
battle SCARED 1isIds and Talle-s read
IuF u --en1eerg- rne o. tn new r.
pIblIcS clle< towns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

..,,n 40 Mr. and Mrs Oidnam
- number of their Irieiue
a. the SPACIOUS resioenee
- NJ ana Mrs. Frank =. 1s =
- MAR street Thursday eSenins G..
q reception and gong ava
80 10 Mr.. and Mre. Slaniss ~.
n1sn.r In behalf of those pfsesli'
W Manson presented MI
80 Mrs Oldham with three t"si1s
aoI,ar gold pieces az ioken =.
- es,eeu, and good wishes -
r,1,sical and literary program
sis1ing of the following NUMBERS Voc
much enjoyed ny all present: Mas1'
v,crroaa, remarks. Rev e l. Con-
--.-sa vocal solo. Mrs Dorotns
Drake Easeltine: reading, MISE 4I
waiting A social hour followed Inc
n-oy-am. Delicious refreshments ol
ssnsvicnes. ice cream. punch ano
fancy cookies were served curing li'r
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oldham nave
mare a large circle OF trienos Wnie
mere al the head Of the Maine Cen
rial Institute VINO sincerely rSefs1
their departure, but will WISH them
ms hest of success IN their new ne1
al Norwood. Mass. where Nj. oio-
ham viii be al the head OF the Nof-
wood High school.
Mr., and Mrs. Floyd Q. Mathews o.
Boston were IL town Fr1nsy a1pef-
noon calling on relatives ano 1rienos
fn- q visit with Mr.. Mathews pa
rents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Elfvvn Mathews.
They were on their way 10 81 AiDans
The home Of MIR. and Mrs Frank
Il Randlert was the scene Of q pleas
ant gathering Friday evening when
the members Of the Pirtsfelu Tues
nay Club gathered To tender fare
well reception 10 Mrs Catherine Old
ham one Of the valued members OF
the club. IN the evening Mrs Old
ham was presented with q valuable
string OF pearl beads as q token IF
their love and esteem. Refreshments
were served ny the hostess. Mrs.
Oldham will leave next Tuesday for
& visit Al her home, Hersey. Pa, and
then viii 3oin Nj. Oldham Al Nor
WOOD, Mass. where he will locate.
Mrs Harry Z. Condor and Miss
Florence Buxton are enjoying q va
cation 81 Winder1ere, Unity Pond.
Harry Z. Connon went 10 Unity
Friday afternoon for a few iiuurF'
vis1 with Mrs. Condor, wf1p Is pass
ing vacation there
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Maine E,errrais VS.. r. & W. To-Day

Saru-aay OF SHvsrns -tAln III 2
N the Name CeuIrais viii cross haI Us
WITH AeIilugswnrtt & WhiIney Both
management eZrec1 & large crowd
This game Is always TO- blood The
fans are still talking about the COR
resf rIat was held last vea- between
these ions time -Ivats Surtle who
will pitch for t.1E e & W wor mis-
fas- TWO games by snu1-ourE aI1n Al
foweQ ms opponents only TWO htIs.
Eoact Wilbur Clarke VINO mas
piavec OF ths Pacific coas1 anc has
beer associated II the management
o. BIZ league teams. mas beer coach
NE tize pare mil bows Tor E month
anr mas heGpeo them g great deal.
Ii viii rs or hand SATURDAY. night
ant WI, II U mn ms team OF tfae
aon- emf o. tbs score
Tn following Is the lineurs
Maine Ce-r-ais-Lanc-y Z. S1ke-
forth T Mafeu III King 2b. Williams
3t Patterson IS Bfa czsrone Y.
U-,ounsll g Reed n
EoliIngswertr & Yhirrev - La
t,racf 2 Suite I Moulror III Clarke
III Baf6ic 3h parsrnIcci SIS, pettln-
gil Z Herd r 0Brten r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

mas returned nome afue- 4 Vis-- WIFI
a-r parents MIR ann Mrs Pierce
Mrs. Laura Ems-y q Ca10n Mass
II visiting FRIENDS II town
aeV- Z E -ouglsys zaS daughter
Belle were II AaEusIa- TaEus and
Hall1veI calling OF TRENDS recently
Mrs. Owen Irrraaara CT NORTH Vas
saIoc-c Is the vues- Of airs Jerome
VERMONT
Mrs Azrnld Wiley Of Bath Is fn4
EEsE; o. her parents, Nj ard Mrs
arthur Richardson
Mrs Ralph Sherman and Mrs fred
Gerald, vino aave h4s-l patients al tne
Sisters hosp31aj Il Na1e-ville. save
returned nome
T. ? Grant ms gone II Charles rown
Mass. where ne mas employment.
Nj andNrs Eereer1 Nielsen Of
Frar1-1gsIzn1- Mas are rejoicing over
the birth Of ar eignt-round Sol, Pau
Merrill Nelson. having tesu born OF
JURY Is
Mrs. Charles Nac1ea- O. Tavsrre
mas returned home afre- z weeks vlsff
WIN he~ EranddauEnte. Miss Ruth
Campbell
Cecil T'-isst Of Portland was II
town recsutty- calling or relatives.
Nj and Mrs Charles = SNOW wee
calling or friends recent wcis4 or
their wa II Richmond, where tt1ey
will MAKE their nome Nj Snow viii
az as sUpe-Ir tsndear a. schools Ter
the towns OF Richmond. Tsowdoirrau
ann Iowdorr.
Rev I I. Lon-4sy was n Alhio1. tF,i
THURSDAY u couduct th4 funeral se-v-
ices n Mrs Lizzie Abbot
Mrs { {. HAYES mas rem ned 20 rrsr
nome IT FaruI1Eton after passing TWO
weeks a. aer cottage or thf ssehasti-
took.
Nj and Mrs Or-tr w.eele- were
II FAIRFIELD u -nursdsv visiting re-
atIves
Mrs Z Z Harding anG aauznts-
2tadalv- ware II FaI-helc or Weones-
daT 10 attend rms Cnaura u meet
rE
Franz Whitman was 81 ais-day nusi-
ness caller II Wape-ville OF Ws6c1es-
GAY
Nj and Mrs EDWARD Marcia were
BUSINESS callers II Nals-vIlls Wednes-
da-
Nj anl Mrs. I Clifford ant
dauEh1e~ Marion Of v.1rnrcp were
calling OF relatives F-lday while o-
Their wa II Hartland 10 visit Their
son. SUPP Harold Clifford
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Legion to Aid
War Department IN
Distributing Medals

lrSlananalis. Inc. july
As-.erfcar lserlon's plans II SssisA az
.he distribution Of the Victory neoais
,,,xr hesnr issued hy the war depart
-,s,r remains as outlined IL press oie
matches published throughout the coS'ii-
- ~ Jurv a IL was announced a
,a,;or~ national headquarters here To-
day
ro~nsal presentation n series OF 81
-,nltsnaaus ceremonies Wal ne nlAoe
under ierion auspices or Arnislicr
day
The announcement followed Funiica-
ttg- If 3 report 1hat the nresioeht u
anatnsr organization Of veterans u
ms. wo-ia War had Sent = protest 10
ssrrsta-ys- Baker saving thai the te-
r;ar aa6 announced thai arrangements
,a6 ,@s, made for the legion 70 uis-
tribute the medals.
Tr hrs rerly 10 the p-oteS- me secrr-
ta-v was oifoted as saving rha1 lhe
r,Aasfs are neInr issued on iudlVlona4
apnlfcatinr only and tnat no arrange
mems have heen made for the region
u Distribute them.
SECRETARY Baker Is absolu1eia
-t-n. SAID I1eEnuel Bodies. natlona-
ac1utsr,: af the legion. '-ano tsss leEfcn
never announced that Il had maze az
rsnvernsnss to distribute rne medals.
The legion die announce trNH urlner
ARRANGEMENTS with the waT department
Is Incomes an instrument fo1 TINS MS
-rfhuttor and hopes 70 arrange e Sc
res OF community ceremonies 70 ne
hslc throughout the world On arms
1ire oay. a. which formal IresertatioTl
~ +s,s medals to leEiouraIrts and 9th
e. sx-se-vIr.e persons WIN naTtIcTpatf
will take place
we nave tust beer advised thai ter
e--anrfc instructions have beer issneo
n ali recruiting officers 70 6raw SUN
-tert srunlfes o. medal application
blanks and to furnish them upon re-
11.esr II American Legion POSTS THIS
win relieve army rnsrs and recruiting
stations of vast amount OF clerical
work ST rInCis- tht legion plan the
various hosts viii take care CT -tEs
filling nut alld Forwarding o. spplica-
ton blanks nor onfv for legtoI-naI-es
hi1- To- ali othe- eS-ss-vice persons
and the mex OF KIN Of those VIM died
N the service 50 1a- as the latter C.
SIRE II avail themselves g this free
service"
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Harding Stand Bunk"
Declares New Parfvs Leader

"a, Lake CI-E Lat, July 2S--iae
sTaAecr O. Senate, Harding accerrIrc
1he Republican termination fnr pres
gosr- If 'nJnE FarHey 7 Cznr1srenssr
candidate To- tt4e same Office OF the
Tickle Of tn Farn1er-L1abor party. ne-
ciarer Il Z fo-r1al statement TODAY.
Nj Christensen ridiCu4sC the Rsput.-
lcaL nominee IoI accepting vesteroav
nomination wnlcr NJ declared was
rendered II MN n 2 chicago hotel
rooL- eartT II tiEe morning q June L.
last.
Al: Christensen SAID Washington
am Lincoln were defenseless before
the 'char-e- made ny Senator Lodge
n 170-1-Z---,e Senator Harding OF mis-
nomination tha1 Won are lr1Dued
with thf spIrtc q Washington and
Lincoln. anc Roosevelt Il contir-
ueC-
Bu- there are those o. rs stiI1 alive
mo IouEh- M the saide o. Roosevelt
7~rler NJ was beng called ever KIND
q criminal ano traitor by the re-
a0rl01ia~- Harding 7 was one o.
them. car testify to my belief that
i Theodore Roosevelt were alive ne
Wouic scourEe the combination Of
7ro17teers and politicians VINO now So
nrazeniv ii4zer ms uero-y with their
Tss1arIolls effor- To turn TINS republic
oTer SOVIET Of Wall Street bankers.
senator aa-dI1rhs address is an
e11llEHtenIur exhibition Of the high
a-lC manly ar O shadow boxing. The
League q Nations is deaf. Yet ne
iu1ges a IFS -nos1 and shouts 10 the
onIookerF It's alive It's alive: : relI
E-0U us alive
"C'nt- PoIt1us Palmer Mr.. Chris
te11ser SAID. "fo-saE- Z red confag-s-
-lo- with TlsIon squal II thai Of Sen
aCor Harding
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Reed Ranrlrg
Anew On Possible
Renewal Of Z E

WRrreusburE- Nj. 49, "i-Tl-y
Z warning tina auo-ns- E--5,.i:
war Z major proportions Z lo1z.1
L. 6 Senator James . -.as.. 1T
address r6rIEn- u-rEc -.R. ZEE.
can TROOPS be prouSr- a71s :. IL.
clared tf1e pressn- Ei-ua-i1. q l.
tween Russia ant -0laac rev ..
Of Polish ambition. JayEaass cu..::
frv ann tbs greed y LED Ed:
for further BrirIst --aue -s--.---r
Reviewing Lne 9o..st K..s1-
Senator Reed saIG
i especially chgIlane- l--aa1o. :
this terrible DANCE = VIZ. " ~
stand. We have 11.08l y ~ 81.
oiers now II Europe -nev 6. ~
momen1 NAV rs a-racEa.. :. NJ
are tbs Inirso S1araE il {. Va. VII.
out Any actior v-natsrerr, p- h.
par Of Congress 10, VIM, " L.
mics are attacked < s-E-e q w. q.
lists
Ever Coner- u he. ~. =.
dters II Europe tney -. -s,s~ =
US"
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More Successful
Wireless Tesennone TESTS

81 johns. y. + jury 23-Distinc-
wireless peispnone messares were ez-
changed TO-DAY between the. Marconi
IeadIn station a. Sigma Hill and the
Steamship Victorian over 2 distance
Of 1850 miles. according 10 announce
nlsn- made tonISf11 ny tfls manager uf
tne Station. He EaIo thar tiae Victor
ian reported giving q wireless rele-
phone concert for passengers aboard
tIe Qfy-muIc and other steamers and
ttIat thanks were returned ny the
same means from some Of tffs snips.
The concert was repeated several
hours later, with favorable results.
The Victorian afso WIS IN constant
telephone intercourse with stations
II England.
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Sooiruse Of TO- s,-,n,=,s..,

plymouth VI, July Is = r7o,aa--,,
CooIiaFe OF Aassa chuse-ts le4- No.
TO-DAY Tor Springfield Mass v,1.,-e
ne planned To pass the ntrn- -r,4e
Vie nresinen1Iai candidate r1ar1e rne
Irlr ny automobile Mrs COLLINS.
Rnc ner TWO poys will prubab,- r.
main here until Suuuay Or Aiorr5av
When they viii lsave for No-ths-zr..
tor 70 prepare for the notification g.
e-cises 10 fe held or july =
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MORAL AID


I'll such 9 request wroZln MOI come IS
surprIss. L was Indicated. now
ever. rtaat the present position Of Fne
I1lre1 States II International affairs
would make any acton other thar :
possible extension q credits tr1nroe,-
abis
S-zali Alitsr Force - Ain
L was believed II sc-1e r,rr=r+s-s
thai neither Grea- Britain no~
France wou6 rzaug-a1e the-r narliel-
pAtfcc IT. L1s dispatch q more thar
very s1la1 forces, BIZ y 7sas a-guAE
even tins entrance q Z .rv!sto7 ar
even brigade apiece wo11in serve RI
stimulate the 1>oie9 u -Ic{r+- acrTv-
i-y
lSove-rc4ert officials were nor m
clIzasn u minimize ftle seriousness u
lne s'taatlc1 Army c14-s a-c
STATE department c1lcI1.s agreed ma
q 1altpre ~ check tte Bolslazityt
anTance rlg;-c easIiy f4velor q
uasnace Il IL Europe Reports rom
Geru1aas especially were carsr13l--~
considered l. was pointed nm ma
ny signing the treat Of Eerssi1tas
t5e'rrl1anT automatically aDroSa1ec ne
bres1 -A-1rovsH treaty aur that s,roe
rne- no pact mas peer entered 7-rr
oy German aac Russia
Fear Cal CT Ee-r7snY
II t>olisr quarters TIA aDu-ane--
slor WIFI expressed tina tae A75,as
1a1-iias 10 command heca,ss. ~ &C.
ulss-lc complications suslcieyr,, 1ornas
To alo Poland nigh g., lrpnr CO.
many as ias- resor1 10 hol,, s4a--
the Boisaevikl t1de. II SUR : go
= vas stated, GERMANY r2Isa1 4lnd
Lt - opl1ortun1t7 Of demanding cessInr
q tfle Ipper SileElz1 mines and a+o-
er notifications q tas peace rras-,.
II return for her SUPPORT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Residents o. WInsinv- were some
wt1af appreile-1sTve FRIDAY concern
fre tn Iunatlcs reported a. large
having escaped from the STATE nos
plcal a August and ti1e women
folks kerr pretty close u Their homes
and mac watct1u eve or tae WHERE
abolrE o. tia children
People herea bouts were expecting
that George Lancaster o. Skowhs=ar
oT1t OF thf cor-r-rs n escape would
pav TINS section q vlsIl~ am tfler. was
. grear dea, - relier wter i was
learned tina ~ mar beer captured
Seve-al aurono biies containing
soldiers IRON Thf August militia
conparv were securing tn ROADS Of
Warerville ard WINSTON FrIGav IT
tbs search for ttat remaining fur8-
1Tvas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24
LINTON

Lev ann Mrs cr.nrie C L.aszevtep,
were recent guests Of Rev ano Mrs
-o-giey. Rev. crinEle addressed the
nesting Tuesday evening a the Free
Baptis1 church
AIT anE Mrs .aIpert Carr left T-ias--
morning for Lewiston where they will
WISH their -oaugafer, Mrs s I An
1rews
Mrs. Frank Brown and taughre-.
Minnie OF Newton. Mass. are guests
az Mr. and AIRS, George Bingham
Mrs Murfel Hutchinson and <on E.
rlsr fefs "Wednesday for BUXTON. where
they will VISIT friends.
Mrs. Viola Norman OF 14E-r1n Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-24

Aurlci-- Switzerland. july 1s-poisr6
has asked tae sovtst Enverr-aar, &C.
ar immediate cessation u hostiIlt.as
a1l0 the dispatch o. sov1sr 11iltta-7-
net2 canae-t t. NEE tIae Poles u orraa-
70 arrange al arnIsrlce. acco-d.uz r.
q wireless dispatch troa, Mos COW 70
csi7er mere toda7- The place FIR RE
meeting Of tae Bolsaeviks arc IRE
Poles Is suggested a. IN. Warsaw
Moscow roar f,s-wee- Eas-a-,o--,,.-,,s
ano Bresi-Litovsk