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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
Making a Lion Love a Lamb.

Mr.. Bostock has told how he sue
ceeded in making q lion and lamb firm
friends
II placed in the lions cage all sorts
Of toys of the animal variety-cotton
sheep. horses, rabh!ts-in fact. a regu-
lnr Noah's ark" said Mr.. Bostock.
"Then I specialized On manufactured
sheep, but 1t took long time for the
lion to find out that they were not
good to eat. Finally live lamb was
introduced. At first the lion looked
surprised, and then lay down and gent
~ paved the stranger. The lamb did
not like this, and drawing back pace
or two butted the lion in the name.
This appeared to amuse the lion great
ly; he playfully rolled over on his
back. while the lamb butted again.
Now they are fast friends. and an in
surance company would be justified in
ticking the lamb as first-clnss risk
F. II. Cheley In "Stories for Talks
to Boys"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
When in Doubt. Add 10 Per Cent.

Wall street man was negotiating
with n country tinsmith for the re-
newal of the rain cutters on his house.
1nQuiring cautiously about the cost Of
copper cutters, he was surprised to
find that they would cost him at the
rate of more than 30 cents pound.
though the metal sells in ingots
around 10 cents.
WELL" said the smith, "you see the
men that work the metal mp in the
shop get 50 4 day. The shop adds 10
per cent for the workmen's insurance
and aims to make ut least 81 day
on every man. When it comes to me,
I figure the cost of the materials and
labor, and I have to add 10 per cent
to the wages to cover insurance cost.
too. Then I have to add 10 per cent
to the whole thing for overhead, :
per cent for the use OF the car and
Is per cent for being q boss. So
really don't get any profit on the job
ut all. All get out of it is my liv-
ing. YOU might Say."-Wall Street
Journal
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
GET RESULTS FROM HOLIDAY
fully Planned az 10 the Work
Of the Year.

To the question, "What will you do
cn your holiday" some might reply,
discerning a possible tilt against the
strenuous holiday, "Nothing!" That
would be as wrong as doing too much.
The perfect holiday, for the average
worker, should be on crescendo and
dminuendo lines. observes n writer
In London Answers.
You pass into your fortnight or
three weeks quietly. Your body Is,
literally, n machine. 1t has been do
Ing work-hard, monOtonous work
for year. To switch it on suddenly
TO something quite different is to ask
for trouble.
The walkers to Bridgton don't
plunge at the walk. They begin with
short walks, to get themselves in trim.
So whatever you are going to "do"
lon your holiday do 1t slowly and quiet
" mt first, SO that the machine Of
your body may Change gears" with
out Jar, break or mishap. Then by
the middle Of your holiday you will
be in good trim and the best of health.
And it Is necessary, If your holiday
Is to do you real good, and build you
up for another years work. that you
should gradually slow down with your
holiday activities, resume your work
without, as 1t were, having to make
Yourself do It.
Who has not known that nost-holi-
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
Things We Foroet

Folks here seem to have developed
an awkward habit of leaving their
legs behind in street cars. According
to the last annual report Of lost prop
erty. the general manager of the street
railways says three artificial limbs
found their way into the list, which
also includes six gas masks, sixty
Bibles and prayer books and cash to
the value Of $11 .465.-Liverpool (Eng.)
Times
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
Waureo a Quantity.

Hclen's mother came from large
family and Helen loved to visit her
grandma's house, as there were al
ways so many young uncles and aunts
to play with. One day, after return
ing from one Of her visits, Helen was
taken to the bedroom and was shown
tiny new baby sister. Helen did not
seem to be at all enthusiastic, and her
father, surprised at her lack of inter
est, asked:
"Well, what do you think Of your
new baby sister,"
Helen replied: HIN! Only one1
Why didn't you get real many, like
grandma hasT
Provide hogs with inexpensive but
sufficient shelter.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
A WOMAN'S WAY ;
BY ANNA GREENLEAF.
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But, Jack, you wouldn't have me
wear this gown to the convention,
would your" and his wife held up for
his inspection the gown that had done
DUTY Tor three seasons. 1T is shabby
and worn, besides being hopelessly
out of date. I should think you would
be ashamed Of me-" and she flung the
gown from her with an angry gesture.
ASHAMED of you? Never! Why,
little girl. you always look we'll in my
eyes.
You understand, of course" lie
added alphabetically, carefully arrang-
ing his new top coat and light felt,
that man is obliged to keep his
clothes up to date, otherwise it might
affect his business standing; besides,
my golf dues must be paid today, and
next week, as you know, my college
chumS arrive. There are six of them
and the cost of their entertainment
Will be considerable. But cheer up,
you will not suffer by comparison with
those at the convention, take your
husbands word for it,"
Mrs. Potter brushed away hot, an
cry tears as the door closed upon her
husband. Since their marriage five
years ago, she had patiently and cheer
fully repressed her longing for pretty
clothes and dainty articles Of adOrn-
mcnt that women love, but now that
her husband was we'll established in
his law practice and the comfortable
house paid for, she began to realize
that she was making all the sacrifices
while her husband was reaping the adj
vantage of them, and she resolved to
check his seltslncss even ut the cost
Of humiliation to them both.
After week Of rain the day of the
convention dawncd clear and unclOutl-
ed. The sun shining upon the green
sward was dazzling in its brightness.
while the birds sang merrily from
trees whose buds. full! to bursting. pre-
saged the browning glory of spring
time.
Ruth Potter had hoped the day
would be stormy so as to render her
shabbinesS less conspicuous, but as
she opened the window and fingered
in the warmth Of the sun, the beauties
of the morning awOke an answering
chord in her heart and she was glad
her wish was not granted.
"There Is one consolation" she re-
Elected. as she dressed for the con-
ventioD, my things all match-shab-
by gown, ditto hat, ditto gloves, ditto
Shoes" and she laughed in spite Of
herself as she turned from her mirror.
At the convention the program went
Off without hitch until the business
session, when a difference Of opinion
arose regarding point Of law.
At the suggestion that the matter be
settled by consulting a nearby author
ity, Mrs. Potter grasped the coveted
opportunity and volunteered to pro-
cure the required information.
She selected q committee to accom-
pany her with great care, choosing
those who were slnartly and richly
dressed rs n foil to her own appear
ancc.
In her husbands office Jack and his
friends were having merry time over
their cigars when Bert Morrow brought
his feet TO the floor with bang.
"By Jovc!" he rudcly interrupted
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30

day feeling Of not being able to settle
down? It is the result of living a
holiday Mt high pressure and ending
Mt high pressure. Let the steam off
gradually. so that you may pass from
your holiday back to your work with
out effort.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30

dragged the fox out and then. 10th to
leave it. had laid down beside it It
was clear that he had died from ex-
posture during bitterly cold night.
No similar case has. so far as Is
known, occurred before.-London
Times.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-07-30
C 4f}zRtf4h

The legumes are our most important
crops.
Farming Is a profession as much az
a business.
Garden, chickens, bees, fruits and
other sidelines are worthy Of atten-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
state Highway Department
Receives War Engines

-he Stare EIEnwaE Department Il
n rsgeIp- q -DU~ o. me lBcnmn--uss
designed Tnr s+.r-vics n France during
-ns VIZ win G-~mauv and which
a-e pe.ag dlH--iDuIeG through -r1e dI--
1e-zu- s1alas Tor use II curneG-IDr
wT-h sian highway wnrk The en-
gEnes s----vs4c TuesGH- a. ne. ~--aIEr-
yards nea- Zines nil auG me ash "
unloading was completed z e.GinesuRv
-hev IRA at a-rnD-ad machine. smell
p-onI ana du~anie GnC a. desIEneG
+nr -ne ua-~8w gauge -,-ansIln--a-IBn
--rDe q ~aiI~0aC -hev Ware made Dv
-te George 4. E-rIlCnnsn Euu1parw a-
E2ncnelle X =. and are 4 t8ur-Cviin-
c. engine manipulated n, aue man
ana ca1ahie If hauling enormous
iDads- they VII ununuDIadlv n used
y cunuHC-IBr w1-h c8uc~eTr WGrE 9r
n S-z-E highways another spring
These engines a-H e1nsr ~u,-Ar n sucr
< manner ma -rrv vi p--Dbaltr- ms
USED on Special sa.C ua--Uw gauge
racks running rom IT place wnara
ua1=,'Ia r. MADE anC p~uGuceE Iu me
puInT - distribution aiang -ne -Ual
jllCle~ c0us-~ur-IGE F'nr -ne pT-Een-
nev vii. ut stored 1al- NJ al-T -~ar
q -rGuE 0r ~aDEe sr-a-.s
SIX Of these engines na -. ne+.r
alor-=C m STAT making -uo ulure -a
cnr1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
REC0F ELS GOLD ATCH
STOLEN - YEARS AGO

= hlse engaged a. WORT ~ caring
GOWN q m DiE G~uve s---a-t s.nuu
hause -ne n-s- ~ -ne Week treougr r.
L-1mun +5unG Berea-u lnt nasemerz
-4uBr neg M =~1r- o. ne building 3
iaG-s goiC wa-1L- pBn o.nse IN
sI3ec-Ior M name Tasne MAJ Bur
,alcr was found Inscribed Jpnr -lTt-
inside case A@-e- ca-a@ul eursIus.-a-
non uprn n 0a-- # NJ lnman -ht
o~Ig1na- gwue~ was found = seems
ma -ne wa-c0 II aues-lur was pre-
ser-sC NJ N Ks Tora-rln, .5ur.eIGE
Il ms Gzugu- Mss Ta.I. H.
now Ais-s Josa1E williamson. 1+ ms
Gin VINE was men Is r4a-s ae ag1
n a. VIZ g. MS daughters wer.
Presented WIN g.iC watches 1f nv
SAINT -y-De a n. same --u1e During
ne same ga a.anS with nlner
&n1nEs m wa1cr WIS sTuler on
Is uwne~ auC uer-a,. 10unG uu-I III
ea--Ilec .as- -uesG4s
i Is though ma ne -nla-. dlscnr-
e-lnE ne INSCRIPTION decided -4- nIae
-ns DrIze -a-ner -nau IN M -.gk d
being GIacr-R~~E II - needless .u
81 -Ga- -ne o-.GInal awne- Is mucr
e.a1=d 0va, -ne ~eco~e~v o. sucz :
-aluaats 64ansuk1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
CHILDREN OF ST. MARY'S
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
HOLD FINE FIELD DAY

WE-h AL ne EDssndar ~ q H-=al-l-
-lu Autumn Ga smiling upnr mem
ms cnilG-an BIZ = ALa-vs Ca-nni
Parish ga-ra~ec a M pa-ucIllal.
grounds q; ne corner 81 Western
: venue and 5eweE sc-e4c taxing ga--
II M a-nua delc ia everz-s unue-
nj auspices ~ -ne Junior 1u.v
Name SoclsVT NJ -ue -nu-cn. We'd
rlesGav at-e-100n- 50vs anG -I-.s Of
al ages roEarle. WIN 1laEv parents
witnessed -re 1eS-Ivl-les-
The sI7--cii@- .ea-uT- u -1le 8c-asiUT
and one iune hooked forward ~ wa
-ne rOaz parade u M v0unEsTa,-s
This included ar'-ca--rS. WAGONS ana
--icvcIes -4-c 1+ ara'-v DESCRIPTION B
Tr1zH being awarded IT -nf mild PR
seu-;uE -ns u1usr aUvat appearance
-he Cncie sam wi-h MS Red -~0ss
X 1-se fna- H- E41na~C Sawvar +1r
-f1e bows. ana n Autumn -ea ves
doll carnage. by MISS A4-y Snlriav
f0r me girls ca--te6 IF m. nunurs
Ee-- N me program was ne aces
SDacIa. mention should ~ made OF
-ht los ward dasr Won n Bernard
Eicuniaa VIM a.sc eXEelieC II mo.
of ne a-nierIr events ~ me Ga~ -he
-wu hr-r ward sp-Iu-s weI-e won nv
5Obe-- Goudt ana ADRIAN Cou-Ier
anG VEN c,nseiv eDnIesIeE William
C8Hklev aaoLtle; wnu snOweG CON
siderable speed ca--Ieu of the nnn-
ors N -he lard -un- The Girls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
4 S50. 600 BREACH
OF PROMISE SUIT

Portland Ne Sent 1.-THE SSn,-
a00 breach Of p-0nlEs sui brought
~ Mrs. Geuevleve aowaru q BOs-
rur a Shakesperlan reader n NJ
-iorai reputation against Col Milton
Z French ri Thnr1asror opened
-lIesuuv IT me TuIIsn States district
.nu-- mere The w--- WIS euEfareG
Ma 2. 1919 1r the law firm M
Walsh d Walsh af Boston. arthur
:. L.ir-iefieic Of RncKland LIS Col
French s attorney
u Is alleged rta- Cpinnsl. whose
title was acquired ny service On -nr
srar II -tle laxe Governor Edwin =
RiI-faigt. promised N ian. * ~
70 mar ehe plaintiff the ceremony
n ne performed june OF rtla- vtsilr
Ter orlv xur anG the only nsrnDer
~ ne- farrilv ysluE called ID rf7s
World wa sne suggested 10 me
rnIunel rna1 ne marriage % TnlrnsGi-
are. bur NJ -ner informed hsr -lla-
re never fsrsd her 81 INTENDED r
r11iL--v her ANA fnr her . torget
nnnu1 II Cniura7 F-ancf's plea N
%s1s4 w--1- II thar ne never Trur1iEan
u MARI Mrs Howard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

cGul- ri their Iur1xlEa1ad gunGE-nn.
ware On III way I'd their humes e
Temple rom L.swIETnr wnsrH -neE
nat sT-llisul- secured z gonG suppir
u IuEGElcau-s- The man ware II
Fsf3 car wf1ich according ID reports
sTneisiC like d brewery anG -hsr
1n1Er- SOME IN ne1ng taken Iu1D Gus
-BGr Tney were taken 70 me cdllI1-r
jaI and vii probably be a--aIEneG
netn~s judge Gnv u -ne municipal
cuu-- -i1lE morning III -ne charges o.
drunkenness and Of operating III
automobile w-niis unle~ me influence
af liuunr
Nc INVERTEBRATES was-e 1nuuu n ms
ca- bUr according e me reports 3
dapu-v snar-4 arrived N ms scenes
Iusi r86 lEzs II secu-e q pin- Dnr-ie
4~um winch ane o. -he men was
drinking Tlls man. = was sa1a. -t-sv
ne bottle away ana Z Was broken
n1g piaces- The men are Swedes ana
Firms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
PITTSfElG

hrs Maria Ga1cneIl and Ms sa-
1ie Wentworth were II Bangor -uss-
Gav q Visit Mrs. jesse Gaschel. VINO
Is Receiving treatment IL the Eastern
Maine Genera hospital.
The Iospel Missiun VIII conduct
SERVICES II Grunge mall ER--;xar. an
cRv sunGHv. Sept " The spsaksr
VIII ne j Id L'vsa-1. z ? Chase ana
= T. Wood Al are invited 70 al
ranG these meer1nEs
ambrose LaiEr1gu OF Portland vnE
Z business caller II rDwn wecnrs-
Gay
Ms Percy Lord Ms sfeuheu
Gardner, Ms. Mabel aalsy anc MH.
E-lEElus. were guests u Mrs. ElE1r s
sister. Mrs. L-ancev G. MiIliksn. Mon
day night leaving TuesiRy morning
on m01ur c-lp y Pur-ianc. 5osrnn
and New 7 org.
As-De--- = Turner mas -srurnec n
MS home here E4-sr filing an an
-aEsnenI WITH The kil1ies during the
ChRu-auqua season.
M-s. 5a-De-- Emerson n q Mad
--- ~ q ~ A<@gS Will WIKI AGS.
Waiter SimnnGE
o-ln Z Libby WIS 4 business caller
n ThnrndIke, Tuesdar
William Z Fairbanks was IN Ban
gn- attending ID matters II business,
TugsEa-
Mtss angie Z. aausDr Of Garland. a
former p-acepr-ess al Maine Central
lus1I-Urs mas been q Eiss1 N me
nome ~ NJ. and MH- George EIliur.,
neIn-e iea-Enr fur 2aIelgh. Y G.
where sile mas been rsncnIuE fur sev-
.sral vsa-s
The remains Of Mrs. Adeiins r
Brooks arrived here -uesdav aS-sr
nDBn rom EaIfuweII. where she died
SATURDAY. a. me hume o. ner dHugf-
1a- Mrs. Waller a Cswar. and were
1azRr II Palmv-a wns-s Du-iaf was
made II me family IUL
Harne-t z Rowe iE vlsIzinE -ela-
Ives II Skuwnagan and Bingham 1his
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

nee was WIZ by AEisE Mar yicnp-
las
~ Lns cirEe NJ ma a-nie-Ic suu--s
-z--gsnmsuzs uf saf- drinks --Tlsr
1ia-icS Cakes anG les cream were sar-
vRE
me sr-Ihs aHazr ST EuccasETu Isv-
Carried uU- was under me personal
direction u Father Mc-auEniIrl. DIS
1nT " me Church assisted ~ me
aLsLssr-s NJ Lhe parish cnnVsr1l-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

= GEiE II T. LICS Is V2-- III
M anc Ms George Wadieigr OF
Augusta Dassec the week END with
Al anC hrs William waIieign-
5urn John and Ed WadleiEr have
purchased new automobile
Mss Etnai Strickland Is confined
70 her home Win DiDoG poisoning IN
me- hanG
3oLh Jnnr anG Ed wadieIEh nave
Deer building new silns
Ms - IS Furnish and EanGsnr.
Willard ReuIcs Of Che.sea- Mass.
We're SUNDAY guests " ner sisters.
lis. John hanson anu Ms. wn.
WadisIgr
Ms Ma TiIlson has -sru-nec
-G'nu { vlsIr n winthrop and Mon
mouth
III and Ms Percy EansDn Of
Wing Mills. passed the Weekend
VIII Ills parents Mr. and Ms. john
Hanson
The farm buildings owned py G
FG-nnan anc occupied by M
ana Ms. A-Lhur Sralsun. about one
D1lie neiow me depot were cnu1uier.-
" destroyed by IRE ea-sv Tuesdav
morning, Sept u The IRE LIE SUD-
posed TO nave originated around me
chimney and the luss Is PARTIALLY CIV
cred Nv insurance
Miss Elizabeth MInut Of Water
Vile Eas been me guest Of Mrs Jen-
NE WadisIgh 1O- me past week
Ms. E 2 hcKisslck passed me
Weekend II P1-1sfieid
us MAJ Tillsun mas returned
home aers- vIsI-IuE -aIa-1pes IN Win
-hrup ana Monmouth 1n- the rasr
three weeks
M anC Mrs Sidney Goodwin have
gone 70 tneI- old nome N New
b-unsw1ck tnr q month. 10 visit
--lenQs and relatives.
Clair Tsa-ou Of Amssnu-v. Mass.
mas lolnec MS wife and snr. who a-s
VISITING relatives n rpwn
Stanley Q TiIlsun. Bates ~: ac-
cunpaDIsd TX Kenneth c. Ea--Ie--
:. z 5 NJ VINO Is To enter rne
4-esrmRn class At Bates. Ier-
- SS-44SSIAHa& -8T -" lHLGE.
frances Alnur mas gone 70 lewis
Inn 70 continue nsr wu-k II Earss
college
Eev. L 4 DAVIS Of Mor-viIie, will
noic services uszr SUNDAY afternoon
a. y @ CLOCK a. the Old South church
THIS VIII be the Ias- preaching ser
VIce 1o- me year Ec y IS tnuer
that MANY viii ne able 10 attend.
Perry I Earring Of A-ilur-or
Heights, Aass-, Is the gues1 Of -eia-
ives IT rDwr.
Mrs Atom WadieiEn VIM ,HE
Dten VISITING ne- daughter. Ruweua
n WaTa-vilie mas returned 10 M
Z. ? McA!ssick' S.
7. Everett Fa-rrram Of II .J,s-
ept- Mo-. Is the guest OF his parents
n. ana Mrs G - Fa-nhan.
Miss Mildred Z. Thing Is rea-n,,r.
II GaIioweL
The condition Of MIEs Doru-nr
Penny vino mas been s,ck r.~n .,,-
slil-ls- Is improving.
Nj anG Mrs lester Tea4nn +a,,a
Fe0nrneo 10 1owu after passing a
week on q r-Ip ID Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

A'-s- Mar -odd ana sister. Mss
Emma Pnllnrlck. n sa,.r--Irenlo. "a.
VINO wsrr -he-r rom -ogpe~s Mills 7s
vea-z. and a. now or -nel~ r.si-
East a-e STING -nelr -oualuK NJ
A.--rur Perc,~R. ant Ms Il. L
Quinn a M-s- Ee~c.va- nome II
Nnr-n AugusLa- Mrs. Eugene Rev
nnidE n Ia1r=eJ0wr and A-s annie
Bridges u y a-4rviIla. a.ss cousins II
-nese ladies a~r--ea a ne P.s-c1s-stz
nurle or WeG.uesGa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

'' seq New 2 DIRK ie-
e ~= -oaGy : Il = n the
~ -~-a mere -tlIs season-
as 1z-.sr were 7a-rsc hard
-.1--- 7-aAdIeG z@1er The sec
--.- 1z-1c-1@c VIII d 1uuple
- IT, rs anc SNYDER, win
-l-niz 20 z rhe New York
: ~a- azEec wo innings
1a-i7' -zs AIKEN our n me
- 21- 0u- a-tar a dnubie
-'s7 7'--"=ss1--- singles ne1eG
s@ ms F-1scn rnen
a--- hating IT an
mr. ne ~uu sDesd pI1cner
--a-- z~a-1nE- score
az ar @ 70 g q O. II
@ q q g III
=. 5a.er Marin and OFFar-
= 20 -4nC srvde~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
CNY HIGH NOTES

Coach Thompson waz uusv TX a.
1tes6;av afternoon a Cory Elgn dis
--ibu-InE me new suiEs wnlcn ARM
ri ~ ne forenoon Tor -he members
If The football team The a-p ~
-ae -"-u!a-Inn Cnnv UNIFORM. GRIM
son aro graz presenting d ~er- nea-
a1peE-ance
The ~ecsuL1y u-Sau3zss.ei c-oss-caun-
~ squad a. Con- was ou- Fqr ne
h-st lime WeunesGay afternoon M
der me d--ec-lDu u Coach Thnnugon
anc showed some pep as well as
EpesE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
-ar1s ! PhIIIses .

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ar ave- me -lgh- deld
- p i.ans m 1ase N me
a.lade]pnsa F-un
-.s c1ncs u --vouE. ~
''f-- re~ ~-orn SfGy.-
E1uuInC " -
A'a nome Els Esams
.~-r-=4
90 q O. q G-4-1n- =
d 90 q 0 o - a.
ksfs=. =" '''' '-'iA-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
STATE oF MAINE
kENN EEE- SIS SUPREME .TE-
Gal. CLTRT IN HlEITE

kENNEEEC. SIS. STRHE TL-1-
e-AA-- COERT IN @lETTT.
ALLEN Quincy 70 TEE STAND
ARD BOX COMPANY
Allen DUMMY. az Portland u rh4
County On Cumberland and SEa1e a.
MzIns, COMPLAINS agRInEr -ne Stand
A-u 5nz Company. q corpu-E-1nn dufr
organized unnar the lawg u6 ING
state az Maine. Rnd having Is lAgAl
iucz-IDn az SfDcknuim. II the CuIu-y
SAYS
Isl The plaintiff sE Al ufffrer OF
sf-la Standard Baz Company, nRmesy
Is T-saEu-s-
Enc AZ i nlesEng Of me srnck-
holders W sa4d CurpurErInn- Testify
nsiG 81 Sale AuEuSra. On Jauun-y 2n.
BIG, ~ which mer-lug maturity NJ
HE 4SSus1 and outstanding capfcxi
Stuck N said GBrDGra-iun waa repre-
st.nEs-c. -re s-ucEnpIua-s vUxan % DIS
SbtTe SAFE Gnrp0-a-on
Ties against sRIn Curpnra-lun znr M
existing assets EnerenS rsuuT-rng tiir-
l-lbu1nn Among -tIe HrncknoEIierz-
EEE-EF'-If-E wN PLAINTIFF
FEAZS
-sJ Thai sRIG SraudR-d Box Cur-
u9iEE CII8y ne G1ssulEeEi and cEs-u IraNan
I'M THAI -he plaintiff may nnve
Sucr oEnsr and -gI--na- -aifst as me
c@-se nIEy require
Cru. AnG rnas SUED uuI1ra ~ -nir
Ul- MAJ ia gwen 70 me drfenEanE
cnr1n-zI-ioT As the Court MAY see N
70 1"-tier.
Aim oTTMFY
: iETleC LEWIS 4 RI NEIEE
e-Htauffn- LBRs PlAEnrI6
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Feed c. pains uf Pennington

Practically all business places II
Pennington were closed rom ID "a
? 20 I, sIf,ck Tuesday afternoon uur1r2s
ms. ~,Ina-sT ~ F~eu = Paine, for 81
--na-S q leading dr. snnGs merchant
arv Fzalnh = Addsm cnndurr+so INT
as---ire and burlHl WIS IN t.lVersitts
-sruete-w There were many HpWers'
including beautiful pieces rom me
mar 3Iagurff, bodies te winch ne DE-
hinged. the rsdd Fellows. Repekaiis'
T,-tie- eg xf, Eastern Star. and orfsE
---t,es s,4sarerS ver-e Mas
arz4r b-7urnsrss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
Sheriff HarwOod Takes
Intoxicated Men In Cusrocv

Sheriff z. . HAYWOOD and Deputy
Sheriff L 7 Durrnr MADE a DIE glez-
u-s Wednesday, afternoon nea- Ef.r,-Ss
Hi. RsadfIeid-nnT q sa!zII-a ~ m
lGxIcaI!ug liquor bur IF mer. SIX az
them. al under the Influence O. I'm
uHr- II appeared ma ne men wnose
names cOuid not ne learned M sn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Miss -EAAyD-Ne1BBn ~ Fsauue Inie
N vtsfrmg ~ WIZ keisrns.
wTraam wee6 emo 1nmffy Mve
moved IT Prenaue IsieA
Z L Wakefield anc 1am11S M-n.
Maud Card and Mrs George CDole-
PASSED SATURDAY. IN Bangor.
Walter Gould uc Dexter. SURVEYOR.
was IN town MondRv On business
MRS. Sadie Prz- retrrnef home
srorn Sarn Sarurriay where she has
been visiting relatives for rwu wecsrz.
Albert Jonr~ in very Oh Win acute
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add TO
nor ~ "a -rIrg
rQr NJ 2 : IS IL

l. = sept :2-Bruok--n
,rrr-ar nal n the National
-z--..,- -JcH- ~ irsaa-uE
@u--r kEpT me SIZ
[ ~ zy-1.-a~eC- missed MIRO
1 sa~--7- -ge ~ 2s IUrI q S1Ht
| 49, ---r.--a-s iluucnsf nI-E Iur
a1c fir wt,Iie
| ..-- 7--=r-su ny : nnms- IrIYr
go --.U Giaarnts-s 49, -Ec GU-
-a-. -.T-H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

EGwA-d Sma-I Tu-msr.y uf -nIa
CITY, nDw engaged IN the drug bust
ness am Live-nare Fails. returned
nome Wednesday, a@Eer Z ITO aays'
viEI- WITH rfE mother ne-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Tbs Y emans Foreign 3ItsElnrla-v
s0clf-E vii mes- WIZ Ms
BrlEzu. - Winthrop s--as.- M -
day evening Al menDe-v anC
friends IRE -euuesIaC u amend
Election d officers FOR ne Ginning
yea vii take piace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
SHOP NOTES

LassE Ec-uT / Cl0ur1e~ ara selling
q $3.50 STOCK Of GROCERIES ana pro-
VlslnnE q JUEI VIVA ms Enuds cost
rtlfTn- -odav F'-lciav ana sz-1lr-tia- a..
-nel- Island Park srnre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Waiter 5nlmss assistant superln-
rsndsn- uf the 4 * L eIacr-ic -uad
was Das1ueaE vlsHLor IL Lewiston.
u sunzsciav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

deputy Sheriff Frank :. Jewz- Of
y nz1s1leiC- LIucnin cuuurv was q
VisIIDr II Town Wednesday, on busl-
nsE