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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
HELD FOR sNATcHlNe CASH
Victim says Prisoner Took sos
Roll and Fled

Joseph Taylor, n Negro. of sos Rod
man street, is under arrest and VIII
have n hearing today on the charge OF
stealing sos from William Marston,
Of North Tenth street. near Sprin"
Garden.
The money was snatched from Mars.
tons hand in q saloon near Eighth and
Bainbridge streets last night Taylor
was arrested half mn hour later, and
Marston identified him.
The hearing will be before Magistrate"
llarrigan. at the Second and Christian
streets station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
Hosiery of Such Superior Quality
at So Lou a Price

l1gadc every pacunthc kind patron.
heavy kind which hallmark OF excellence,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
Small Fire in Cellar

Fire was discovered shortly before
midnight last evening in n pile Of refuse
in the cellar Of the residence Of Tony
waldeni. of 335 Washington avenue.
Residents Of the house cytinguiShed the
flames without any difficulty before The
arrival Of the engine companies. The
loss was slight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
BOY, FIFTEEN, DISAPPEARS
Parents Believe Youth Has Enlisted
in Army or Navy

America Aruffo, fifteen years old. Of
200 Reed street, has disappeared. The
hoy loft his homo the morning of Dc.
ccmbcr II to 60 to school, and has not
believe that he may have enlisted in tho
army or the navy.
Aruffo was five feet seven inches tall.
had n light complexion. brown hair and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17

brown oyrs weighed 100 pounds and
when last srrn was dressed in q dark
gray ovcrcoat. brown cap. brown suit
and black shnrs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
DRUG PRICES CUT oNE.AALF

New York. Dec. 17.-Ono of n" !ars.
chain drug store companies has AL.
nouuced 30 per cent reduction in t&'
price of prescriptions,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
Girls Goats
at $3.50 and $3.50

Well worth $500 and $45.oo; sizes
to 16 years. One style is pictured at the
right; materials are polo cloth, English
tweed, camels-hair, silvertone and
heather mixtures.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
Dresses at $500

Many have told US that Philadelphia has no
other Dresses which can compare with them at this
price. Fine materials, distinctive styles, careful
beaded, embroidered, braided or trimmed in con
trastinG materials; sizes for both women and
misses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-17
Boudoir Apparel

Corduroy Robes and Breakfast Coats, practical
Bath Robes as we'll as Silk Nsgligees Of the most
luxurious type. An abundance Of colors, styles ana
directed to stocks of Lingerie. There is no more
popular present from woman TO woman than
Camisole, Chemise, or dainty Night Gown. .. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
NATIONAL HOME

Ofice- of the day, Josenh AElar-
Wnt-ed 5. Langley kas oeer grant
a pass 10 WISH friends : So l.eear.
Benjamin Z. Da-r mas returned from
Z THROUGH passed 81 rs home L. Cher
rvfeld
Samuel G. Winch reported THURSDAY
from fU-iongh ID WISH friends IL Sos-
ton-
Albert 5. Ha- hate Ce :. 1+-h I
S. Inf, has reported here from tae Ma
rion Branch for -eatmissiun
Thomas Crooks. late Co l. st Ne
Il a, mas been taken up 7 A 2. await
ing admission.
Patrick J Powers Of Boston. late Co
2 9Th Mass Inf mas been -eadr,lI-ted
10 -he Home
The funeral Of the late Cornelius DIX
or will De held from the Home chapel
al 10 A NJ. Friday Rev F. Mc-augh-
In officiating
Mrs. Il. " Gould has returned nome
after being a patient II tn Augusta
General Hospital for tbs pas -h-ee
weeks
The moving picture T-or-aU Tor =
Gay viii be Frank Keenan, n "-ns
Master Man alb -~sws AM q.
Lloyd comedy entitled Heap B.g
Chief"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Prof. T ubhs at opsn Forum.

What We want now 1t some Of orf
Open Forum meetings In some IN
formation regarding live and vital
topics from someone who knows the
facts through personal observation. :"
SAID a Gardiner business man the
other day. His wish il 70 be granted
on Sunday afternoon al the Open
Forum meeting when Prof Frank D.
Tubbs Of Bates college is &c speak OF
Mexico. II certainly Is a live anc
vital topic and DR.. Tubbs surely
ought TO have learned something
through personal observation II Mex
leo rs ne has passed SIX years II that
and other Latiu-Amerlcau COUNTRIES
It's a mighty good feeling 70 fee:
pride in being an American and Il
does one good al times 10 understand
that there Is something that might BE
improved IT viii do you good 70
hear what DR.. Tubns has 70 say even
though you may wish I'd take excep-
tons 70 some Of his statements Ee
is coming TO tell US Of the situation
just Is he knows II TO be and YOU viii
miss something worth while Il 70.
miss the Sunday afternoon Forum
Given a good day the church is SURE
70 be filed, 30 come early Il &c, g
good seat. The question period is
also sure 10 be q live and interesting
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Slight Change for
Better in Foreign
Exchange Markets

New York Jan. cs-Attnpugh for
eigr exchange markets III London
and Paris were again very much IN
settled today such changes as &C
CURED here were manly il the di-ec-
-ior Of betrerneut.
This was due, according 70 dealers
&c q cessation Of the heavy offerings
Of the preceding days Of the week
especially for local account Few
bankers were inclined 20 believe
however that anything like acrual
read jusrmeu- Of the situation was
II sight.
The representative II q proriner-
International barking house was az
Inority for the statement thai con
csrted action TO correct existing cor
di-ipns is contemplated, buI rhe
movement. II was added. Is nor like
y 10 crystalline unless London Offers
something more thar passive assist
Snce"
Demand bills IN London rallied
from yesterdays low o. $3+s Il
sass IL bur reacted 10 S3.51 - aft
er The close OF the STOCK market.
Francs rallied about 80 cen-IIa L
and Belgian francs also mad sligh7
improvement but the Italian rats
hung around yesterdays minimum {.
15.52 Iires To the American dollar.
Pressure against Scand inavisn re-
mi-tances was renewed during -hF
day but il that quarter also flnal
quotations were var4ably above low
est rates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

zr-a o. --...s---E L10cre. ". 1t,
! O. o. d. b4la ~ a1uL4, mstaI4a -IU-
o officer - Is i2s- regular meeting.
ehe Installing ofTlce-z being = n 2.
Maude Laeornae- ana ID. o NJ. Ease
Well-12n u Arthur LovejU. Lods=.
VI ln-E-pI, assisted by he- sure corn
posed u u u L X. Ju4a Marley T.
l. : sec-e---,- Nellie RacEIiEe; =. =.
q chaplain, Jennie spearin L. Z. ..
rreasG-e- Mary Grimes .. D :. IN
side guardian Maade Coonhs. There
was Z large 11lendancs WIZ Visitors
from Augusta and Gardner
The following Officers were installed
n O.. Jennie Siacs TT O., sti-iss
-hase recording sec-s1a-v, C1eTnenl
Ne-t: fnarcil1! sec-erary, Liz, Niles.
z : " g. Eva /, Wiley. y :. n. O.,
Anna glunde-t: =. :. r. g., Luerta
Can l. : Z G. Mabel Adams; Con
luc-rezs. Helen z. Fuller; Warden. Rena
H-al+-- chaplain Lorrie Hamilton /
Il Sts-.nda Lynn. Q. 6. Irving B-aiey
and z Y Il. ANNE Small. who was
.~aser-ed with Z ve-v handsome Re
,tkzh pm Following tae 1cs-Aaa-Ion
: .lne program o. MUSIC and speeches
r. the Visitors was enjoyed = splend-l
banQ-et was served before the meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
SOTO 200 Per CENT.
INCREASE IN Retail
PRICES IN PAST 6 YEARS

Washington. jar. .-lnc-ease q
rom 81 - 2oD per cent II retail
prices u the principal food products
Of the country and 70 70 more taan
200 Pc cer- IN wholesale prices dur
ing the last SIX years arg SHOWN u
figures issued today by ne bureau q
labor statistics.
Taking the year 1913 Is tie normal
year 1or basrng comparative prices
the bureau shows thai by December
1919 retail prices Of meats had al
yanced from ~ 20 ST Per cent oEe- tn
average f1r 49,. Bacon and ham led
II 1eat prlees with increases q 50
Pc cert each and pork chops stoF'~
seca I'd highest with ar advance pa
- per c=L-. Bucler rose l"4 pa-' cent
eggs l6- PEI, cent; hens Il per cez1,
and la~d Il pc CEN
Bread SUITS and dal-y produces
climbed 10 Glgta1' levels than TIN
rne&- group Flou- advanced - pc
cEl- bread - pa cent. rice IJ3 PEI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
.Ex-SERvIcE Men
MAY REINs1AE
WAR INSURANCE

Washington. Jan -e-Fo-mer SER
vice men may reinsLate their WEI
IRISH insurance any time before July
l. 81 under z new ruling Of the
bead q war risk insurance announ-
ct@ today Director Cnoiniey-Jolns
APPLICANTS VIII ne relns1aled regard
less Of how long -he policies have
Il psed or r)U long the former ser
wee men nave been discharged. pro
T11eG two monthly premiums accom- :
Darv lhe application and me apph
can't is II as good heA.L.- as X wa-s
w9ea his policy vas ISSUED.
IN announcing The new ruling tn
c,reaG issued The following s-a-e-
-aart The new ruling is rne mos
IMPORTANT liberalization Of war risk
insurance since tins passage Of tn
sweet bin and is designed for the
special benefit o. service men vino
ealec 10 -eIns1ate their Insuranca
p-,o~ to the new law and vino have
D..=n discharged more than IS
months Men wiz nave l,aer dis
charged less than Is months may still
-e4nslare their lapsed term a any
time within Is months following tn"
month Of discharge NJ complying
with the same conditions.
In announcing Ih= new ruling.
Director CholnIey-Jonrs desires 70
emphasize the taCr that war risk
e-m insurance now NAV d mad
ia vable 10 any Of the following new
Enlarged group II henetIciarles.
Parent, Erandpareut, s-sp-parert,
VIE Tor husband child step child,
adopted child. grandcniIG, brother.
SIS er. half brother. half sister. broth
er through adoption sister through
adoption. step brother step s.ste~.
parent through Adoption. uncle. aunt.
nephew. riect. broth -ln-laW. sister
,n-law. persons VINO nave stood IN
ne relation o. z parent to the IN
6Ired. fnr period Of one year or
mort or induction Or lne ctIiid or
children Of sucs4 persons. parent
-ran6parenr step parent or paren,
through adoption Of the insured :
wife Of husband
IN ar risk terminus insurance NAV
ne converted into United States COY
e--rnenr insurance, now or 81 any
line within five years after tine end
81 the war
Converted insurance may now be
paid II lump SUN al death f such
method n payment Is designated hy
tile insured"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS
Every Mothers Scr" Story q -ne
Wo-ia War II The Acme

Today The Acme theatre viii pre-
sent the big Wilhelm Fox photo
spectacle. Every Mothers Sor.. ="
This is = powerful dramat Izatinn o.
me woman side" OF the VI Grid u ar
and Is conferred about the heroism OF
n American mother who gives her
husband anc three snrs to ths cause
Of human freedom Charlotte VA
ker. ore Of the foremost emotional
actresses now before the PUBLIC, ap-
pears n The leading rcie. 4 Fox
News picture showing the attest hap
penlnes ana Z clever Muft and Jer
COMEDY complete the proEram-Acv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Safety Meeting

fhare : II be heia al the Cpiiseur,
Mcnday evening. FEB. ., Safety
eet.ng" 70 winch the public generallv
Il vIteG This was primarily intend
for -he employees Of the P. T Eaz-
- &C. and is financed and managed
This concern. Il WIS felt however
u. tn benefit which might accrue
Duld g~ SO great that II should b5
la-ec with others. hence The employees
al the other manufacturing plants
j. IN. pubic are iuvirsc to attend
)--isHior Is free. There viii be -
-es c-cles--a present and moving pic
res W. hc shown. One is An Amer
IN IL he Making and the other =
(meds The Community Chorus will
H. . Walden Smith, State commits
|rne- q insurance. VIII he prsser-
= under The age o. IS years vii
j Ss Admired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

One Of Those Old Fashinnee Bills 1t
the Strand Toaay-Twc and Half
Programs IN One-Shc~s 20, 30
Sharp
Mary MacLA-en, the Universal s,R-,
first became Known as The American
Beauty while she was & leader II the
younger social ser IN PictspU-g
Playgoe-s throughout tbs world -e-
member her II such Universal Sue
cesses as Bread" Shoes The N d.
els Confession, The CnpaInted Wom-
an. "A Peta. on the Current" The
Weaker vessel and Bonnie. Bonnie
Lassie.'
Perhaps II no other photo6rlrna does
MISE NacLaren achieve greater DRAMA
&c heights than in The Pointing Fin
ger her iA-cs- CrrverHal screen drama.
We are not going N Say much ABOUT
the big special by rhe Pa-amouut-Art-
craft people We are Just gong 70
mention the name and thsn let the
pa--oas do the boosting. The Tes-n
OF the Tiger is the specia! No dIsap-
poinrment on Lightning Bryce this time
as rs already n the theatre. This
makes & wonderful program, one Of the
best IN many weeks.-Atr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

II is piaunedxte hold TWO elections
81 The school the first Of next week.
q captain for the ba 3ebsn team ana
one Iur track 20 NJ selected Cory IL
planning On doing hig things II track
this season. and while there are onlz-
cw0 letter msn n the school the ma
Es-iEl looks good for & winning COM
hina-ion. Probably Doug" Newman
vine secured Arst place in the shor
put IL the last EerEnabec Valley
meet. viii ne selected 10 lead the
team This season.
The srh grade and Freshman t,ae-
ketball teams VIII probably clash II
Assembly rail- TINS afternoon II :
practice game Coach Thompson has
been putting IN some work WIFE the
srh Grade aggregation and they are
anxious 70 meet the '-f-esEies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
THE OAKLEY C.. CURTIS
AGAIN READY FOR SEA

Bath Jan .9-The fve-masted
schooner. Oakley c. Curtis which 70,
the past three months, has been IN
de-going repairs at the Percy and
Small yard in this CITY is once more
raady for sea and viii probably leave
surne cay this week. United States
Shipping Commissioner George "
Morse signed I'D the crew for the
schooner yesterday for a period Of
u months. II command Of Capt.
Charles v Griffin she viii leave for
Newport News or Baltimore thence
TO South America and thence TO any
port m the world Her port of dis
charge viii be II the Z lifted States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Riverside Man Seriously
Injured ON Railroad Thursday
John roogkins. Who !. Is Presumed
Mas rrrr by Freight Tram, Ke-
mains unconse ious-Heccve-y I'm
certain

John Ftodgkins NJ Riverside suf-
fe-ed serinus injuries Thursday aft
ernoor when ne was hi ~ & train
near thar place. His upper Jaw was
fractured the left cheek laceratad
and ne Is suffering from concussiun
Ar Hodgkins was IN a crew on the
section which WIS putting II d frog
a. Riverside. He was sent 10 flag an
extra freight and i IS supposed thai
re was nj by the train. He We
placed IT the caboose and taken L.
this city where ne WIS hurried TO til
Augusta Genera! hospital 70 nave hl.s
injuries dressed. Reports from that
institution las- evening stated that
ne had not as vet recovered con-
seriousness. II could not ~ deter
mined last evening whether Or not
he viii recover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Norma rain.adpe. William Desmond
and Liryr Comedy Today AZ john
non opera House

Natalie Talmadge. youngest sister d
the -almadEe trio, il q member OF the
cast supporting Norma TalmadEe IN he-
new Select special. The Isle Of Con-
quest" which comes II the Johnson
Opera house today.
In her role Of jamie" Natalie Ep-
,ss-s IF q sister tf1 Norma IN her screen
character and it Is said that her DE-
uuearinu Of the pa. is 50 clever thai
critics already are haiffng her as
&,,r,,re lurnicary Of the screen
.sThe Isle of Conquest" Is from tbs
famous novel "By Right OF Conquest,
Nv Arthur Eo-ubiow; and was -acapi &c
10 the sc-een by Anita Lpos anc Jonu
Emerson. Edward Jose directed rnt
n,.-,-e snd wvndham Standing Is INF
leading man
The rziuadxe siBhs-s are costing .
10, OF money I'M. now a. their popular
NV demands r. The RusseL Amuse'
,,ep. On mas booked them both. VIII
1sa,u Desmond win be soun On he OIL
,,,tsay IN .sThe Blue BandanR- A LoFd
e,oueoy. ..si Senior viii close the Bill
p-;c.s I5-s5c. Shows 80, 71- Tires
shows Saturday. Constance Iafmacss
rex- week At this fheatre.-Aiv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
100000 Fire in
Woolen Mill at
New London, Conn.

New London. Conn. Jan. H9-Fire
Of unknown origin tonight destroyed
THE main building % the Mystic
Wooden mills al Old Mystic, WIN an
estimated loss Of s1eo, coo
John Kennedy, as Official % the
mpary fell and fractured his leg
t.rlng the fire. The cable Of the
7-hern New England Telephone
T1upany was destroyed.
Cfrotou sent fremen and apparatus
aid hut al were powerless TO save
he building. The mill employs 100
lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Saturday Races

i,ioa again the Gardiner Driving Cf1E-
.i:r ms already been responsible for
re GOOD sport IN the horse racing
= cn ne river last winter and This,
. oeer IT afternoon ente-ra inmer-
81 promptly a. &c q matched race
: 7u-Ee Of So will De --otred be
--ar --ascen: Todd and Harlem Ex-
-sg
+ g. -,ces proper viii commence al
n~,H1- : ana ali planning 10 enter
-va. .0r al drivers. are asked 70
r -.ac me rules governing the
L. ,hAr viii be rigidly ao-
~- -.~s Class \. Colonel, Billy
--e AL -,,-ect. Cheerful Charlie,
~ lass z DIV ! II iihIe
fl odd. Edward, Ted Mar
= Div . Scrngy Dick
Ass 9, Teddy P. Hattie
May Forbes, onward
-ely some field
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
WEST GARDINER

Mrs Lizzie Wakefield has gone u
Gardiner 70 reside
Mn. Henderson, Superintendent U
schools. was recently II town
Scott Hinckiey IL working IN 1ar-
diner al the Kennebec Creamery
Mrs. A. ". DeFrarus and Mrs Har-
RIO. Parsons were callers Thursdas
az their cousins. Mrs. Callie Mer-
rill. IN Litcnheic-
percy Luur has nearly completed
his duties as census saker IN this
tUwn.
Miss Augusta Fairbanks has re-
+u-ned home, after m extended visit
v,fb relatives IN Massachusetts,
Mrs. AIpian Small has accepted a
r,s,tior IN MarStpn and Brooks shoe
shop IN HalloweE
The farmers II this section are
busy harvesting their yeaTs supply
OF ice
Ja~r,s Fuller liz working II the
woods fur II. r. Ballard IN North
yassaiboSo-
No Esther Fuller is staying al
hsyrne for a while
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
\. Y. BOOK AND JOB
MEN TO GET S45 WEEK

New York Jan. @-The seee corpos-
itors II -he union BOOK and jon Offices
in New York will receive 50 week ar
increase Of s. weekly over their oid
scale. i was announced here I'M lghc
through new agreement through tn
employing printers and the Bib SIX TYP
og-aphicaI Union. The new Ecaie calls
for a 4s-hou- week untl Ma la.1 and
the increase is retroactive 10 Janus>-y !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Mt. VERNON
SPRINGS LEAK AND
RETURNS TO PORT

san Francisco Jan. 2e-Tna trans
port Mount Vernon. WHICH departed
from mere laz- Friday OF q secret
mission is returning today II 4 leak
ing condition, but Is il nc danger
according To radio message
The message said the Mount Yer
non was 450 miles ~ san Francisco
and that size is returning wI-hou.
assistance. She is due tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

New York, Jan 2s.-Day laborers
employed m the plants Of the United
States Steel Corporation have been
granted 4 10 per cent wage increase
effective February IL. Ebert Il. GRAY.
Chairman Of the board Of directprs.
announced here tonight The wage
rates Of other workers employed BIZ
the corporation win be @eauitahfy an
justec.- he -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Joseph s Devine. formerly of rl1is
CITY, passed away n Chelsea,
Mass, hospital, aged s. rears He IS
survived by w-ee. we suns Franz
Devtne Of Lyun. Mas. and Maurice
DsvIne Of this city. The remains
vii De brought ,1e- for irrHrnen1
Funeral arrangements VIII be an
nounced LATER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

F-he fa'iovInE have been appoint
az !. rrmn iutee On the Gardiner
bsT. American Legion banquet.
ficn is 10 rs held in the Universal
veslry ~ The evening OF Feb. 3.
t DeTnera. .. r. Kelley, 8. D.
|pra CHAN. =. Neimen. Maurice King
ld John Burke
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Ernest Brown. d fisherman when
the vessel ht was on. the -Ganae."
had hole torn II its BOTTOM on the
plymouth Rocks. wrapped himself II
sails and old clothes and forced his
body. TO the waist iAo the hole
stopping the leak for four hours
while the boat was being towed into
q harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Owing TO the large demand for
rneu oe-ship IN the Christmas club
conducted by the HaIloweu Trust &
banking Co. The original supply o.
cards ware quickly exhausted. All
additional lor Of cards mas been S.
cured and the club vii ranaIn open
during February. Jan36d1r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

stars. s. Goals trnrn faor, Merrill =.
Stiles 4. Prime, G-eEuire .. Poor, Fox.
Goals from fouls. Poor Referee Alb
tpr-. Cuncur. Scorer. Young Timer,
Weeks Time, two 1a-mtruts periods
Attendance, Isn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

The largest spring In the wnric -
fbe wakulla Spring. about Is miles
fror, Tallahassee. Fla 1t Is 4oe feef
.cro.s is so feet deep and ncws at
the rate of 10000 gallons on wafer
every minute. II gives rise 10 r'S-
as. .sa feet wide at its source
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

fThe-e is movement OF foot TO
E-- an American Legion band II
= ls City. Every ex-soidjer and sail
who can play a band instrument
would ike to learn 70 dc SC is re-
kested TO send IN their names to
hui Tafne-g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Eoher 4. Cu-y assumed Eis dEsIsS
rs Judge Of the Augusta municipal
court OF Thursday morning His
f--sr day IL Office WIS qr1iefE one, the
time being occupied br routine mat