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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
PASSUMPSIC

MI. and Mrs. w. j. Mcbride, Mr..
and MIS-. Wallace Mcbride and
daughter, Lorraine and Robert Nc
Bride have returned home to Mon
trcal.
Earle Fuller is working at the
station.
Miss Ellen King is in Boston TAX
ing a course in tclcCtaphy.
Mrs. Jane Barnett of Walden, Mrs.
John Barnett of Walden and Mrs.
Dan Mccain of Cabot spent Sunday
with Mrs. T. p. Barnett.
The Carpenters are working on
Ida Shcrburnc's house.
Miss Phoebe Powers of Browning
ton Center is visitin~ Mrs. Al Full
ford.
Miss Phylena Stanhopc of East
Lyndon is visiting at Fred COnverse'S.
Alex Trotter returned to Montreal
Sunday.
Miss Hildred Synles returned to
Montreal Sunday.
J. d. Moore of Litt]cton, N. H.,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Eastman
over Sunday.
MI and Mrs. Granger are visiting
relatives in Walden.
Allie Trottcr, Louis Lcbay, and
work at Lebanon, N. H., this week.
School begun here Monday morn
ming with Mrs. Jennie Moore and
Mrs. Florence Goss, teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Thomas went
home to Lynn, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ea Badger and sons, Pearl
and Maurice visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William Badger and friends.
The Grace Mason Club will give Il
supper Thursdav at the Hall.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson and daughter,
Anna, visited Mrs. ]. S. Galbraith,
Monday.
Miss Beryl Wilson visited Mrs. j.
S. Galbraith, Tuesday on her way
home to Burlington.
Mrs. Harold Wood and two chill
dern returned home from Kirby Sun
day.
Harold Wood spent the week end
with his family from Hanover, N. H.
Mrs. Richard Wright and daughter
Nellie, have returned home from
Canada.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
CONCORD

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Carpenter of
Worcester, Mass, were guests at r.
L. Carpenters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clifford and daugh-
ter, Madeline of St. Johnsbury were
over Sunday guests of Mrs. Helen
Bennett
w. +. Houston, F. L. Carpenter,
Hugh Lund and Stacy Carpenter
spent Sunday in Vcrshirc.
Guy Powers has been visiting his
parents in Highgate.
Miss Marion Emery and Mrs. Cor
gon Kendall of Shcrbrookc, P. c.,
have been guests at II. A. Quimby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Dodge of
Methuen. Mass, have been guests of
MI and Mrs. A. ]. Lyon.
Mrs. Nellie Clifford of Long
Branch, N. j., and Mrs. Luvia Ladd
of st. Johnsbury visited at the home
of their brother, Charles Morgan, last
week.
Miss Alice Reed and Ralph Reed
were home from their work in st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Services will be resumed at the
First Univcrsalist church Sunday
morning.
Henry Richardson of Waltham,
Mass, called on friends in town the
past week.
Regular meeting Adah Chapter,
No. 0, 0. E. S., Thursday evening,
Sent. 8.
Ernest Achilles has spent the past
two weeks in Canada.
Mrs. Bugbee, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Fred Smith,
has returned to her home in Barre.
MI. and Mrs. E. D. Lee and sons,
Howard and Brigham spent Sunday
with relatives at st. Johnsbury Gen.
ter.
Miss Julia Quimby is visiting rcla-
tives in Sherbrookc.
MI. and Mrs. S. J. HARDING and
son isitedv Mr.. Harding's parents in
Laconia, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Mcdonald of
East Burke were in town Sunday.
The annual sale of the Universalist
church will be held October 81. Com
mittecs in charge of the various de-
partmcnts will be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Currier, MI.
and Mrs. Il. E. Wheaton and daugh-
ter Eleanor, and Mrs. C. f.. Wheaton
were in Ncwbury, Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
LYNDONVILLE

I MI. and Mr.. Granville Wheeler
of Bristol, n. H., visited their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George ldr. tins
week, and the Idcs returned 20 Bristol
with them for Il short visit.
A mcrry-go-lounl las been set up
on the east side of the track this
week, and is Il drawing card for the
younger people, and some OF the old
eli ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pike Of
Montpelier, are spending Il few days
with friends in town. Mrs. Pike was
formerly Miss Della Greer of this
town, and Mr.. Pike is connected with
the Montpelier Steam Laundry.
Richard Little, foreman Of the
wood shop, and Robert Wright, an
cmployc at the railroad shops, are
taking trip to Calgary for their Va
cation.
The gi>ls Who arc working in
Roger Ladd' ear ut the shops, took
an auto rid and supper at the Boul-
dcrs at Wn.oughby Lake Wednesday
evening.
Howard Marshall, WHO has been Il
recent cmployc in the EdmundS druE
store has gone to work for the Dairy
Medicine Company.
All the women in town arc invited
to meet at the homo Of Mrs. Charles
l.. Stuart Thursday afternoon at hall
past three, to consider the subject Of
registering for the September pri-
marics, and learn little more about
the tcehnicalitics Of voting before
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
Newport, Rhode Island are spending


two weeks vacation in town,
Miss Edith Lewsey has finished her
work at the railroad shop, and will
return to school at Lyndon Institute
tuesday. This weekend she is IN
Gorham, N. H., the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. II. Clifford Smi.n.
Miss Doris Colby has gone to
South Woodstock, where snc is en-
gagged to teach school the coming
year.
Platt G. Helrick OF Pawlct is a
guest at E. j. Blodgetts this week.
Albert Gerry BloIgett is also at home
from Waterbury, Conn.,, for Il week S
vacation, accompanied by Miss
Alice Stack Of Springfield
MI. and Mrs. Alex McLane, MI.
and Mrs. Charles Hale, MI. ana
Mrs. Prescott Moore are in camp at
Lake Willoughby this week.
Nh. and Mrs. Alfred Howe, Mrs.
Lila Libbcy, Mrs. May Gibson, Miss
es Maud Lavely, Belle Butler, and
Ruth Blolgett, enjoyed an automo-
bile ride to Lake Willoughby We'd
nesday evening, with fine supper at
the Boulders. The party was given
especially for Miss Belle Butler and
Miss Ruth Blodpett, both of whom
are to leave very soon, and the others
arc all to work in the car at the
shops, of which Roger Ladd is the
manager.
Mrs. Arthur G. Emery is at home
from Il visit of several weeks to a
friend in Detroit, Mich.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
WEST DANVILLE

Archie Blackadan and Charlie Nc
Cosco went to Shcrbrookc Monday to
attend the fair.
nv. and Mrs. Charles Swasey and
two children visited his sister, Mrs.
Fred Pitkn at Epping, N. H., last
week. While there they motored to
Boston, visited Revere Beach and
other places.
Raymond Swasey, who has spent
past two months with his brother,
Charles, has returned to his home at
East Ryegate.
Harold Swasey has been with the
Red Cross Chautauqua the past
week.
Mrs. George Kittredge visited her
niece, Mrs. Bert Allen at Oxford Sat-
urday.
Asa Newell and family, who have
been camping here for the past month
have returned to Boston. .
Miss Pearl Taylor, who has spent
her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton Taylor, has return
ed to Stowe.
Little Dorothy Bellevue of North
Danville spent last week here with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Roy.
Donald harrington returned from
Passumpsic Sunday, having spent a
couple of weeks with his grandpar-
cntS Mr. and Mrs. Dale harrington.
Oliver McCosco went to Boston
Monday. ft+
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Bovee and little
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Calbeth and children of Passumpsic
visited Mrs. Elsie Bovee Sunday.
Curtis Hastings of Waterford spent
the week end with his brother, Gill
bert Hastings.
School commenced Monday with
the same teachers, Mrs. Gertrude
Parent in the grammar and Miss Lii
liam Gabrill in the primary.
There will be Ladic' Aid supper
at the church, Thur Gag. - :::..:.loor
End. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SWEET and
little daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
PEACHAM

A patriotic rally is to be held in
the congregational church Peacham,
Rev. W. Warner, pastor, next Sun
day evening at eight o'clock which
will be addressed by DR.. James S. Nc
Cav of Pittsburg, Pa.
DIR. McGaw is known throughout
teh country as one of it's foremost
platform orators and Christian states
men. He is general field secretary of
the National Reform Association and
was executive secretary of the
Worlds Christian Citizenship Con-
ferences held in Philadelphia, Port
land and Pittsburg.
america for Christi is the subject
of DR.. McGaw's address. He will
treat on the subtle foes endenger ng
the United States from without and
within and will noint out the remedy
for our ills. This address has been
heard by thousands of delightful aud
TORS in many states of the union.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
PASSUMPSIC

Mrs. Bushcv of St. Johnsbury Wis
tied Mrs. Louis Lebay Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Pierce are
having their vacation.
Rev. Mr.. Woodwork Of St. Johns
bury occupied the pulpit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Granger have
returned from Walden.
Miss Ncttic Witty Of st. Johnsbury
visited Msr. J. S. Somers Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Carruth who has been
visiting Miss Kate Somers returned
home Wednesday to Chicago.
Mrs. Libb- Kendall of St. Johns
bury visited at Mrs. ]. H. Wark's last
week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
BARNET

Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Holmes are
visiting friends in Charlestown, N. H.
Harriet Elliott went back to st.
Johnsbury Academ-- Monday.
to Boston Monday to carry their
daughter, Marjorie, who enters the
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Aibee went
training school for nurses at Peter
Brent Hospital in Boston this week.
Edith Hazelton has returned from
Camp HachclaGa, Grand Isle and is
in 1e-hanon, N. H., visiting friends
in lebanon, N. H., and Woodstock,
Vt.
MI. and Mrs. Benz. Galley and a
party Of friends were recent visitors!
at Lake Willoughbv.
Franklin Dow and wife recently
visited his mother. Mrs. Charlottes
Dow
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
WEST WATERFORD

Miss Florence and Eleanor Goss
visited their cousin, Mrs. Carl Blod-
gett recently.
Scalim Clark moved from E. j.
Farnham's to the Elery Pierce farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mckee re-
Gently entertained relatives.
See the fast races at the Caledo-
mia county fair at st. Johnsbury,
Sept. Ia, Is and 10.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08

and coffee were served. A beautiful
birthday cake was made by Mrs.
Drew and cut and served by Mrs.
SWEET.
A surprise party was given Ernest
Mathews Tuesday evening at his
home. Refreshments of ice cream,
cake and coffee were served and Il
very pleasant evening enjoyed by
all nresent.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08

Point Comfort have returned to New
York. a":
MI. Headburg of Barre spent the
week end at his cottage.
Mrs. Lee Of Passumpsic visited at
George Allies Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08
SUNNY EOUIBLETS

Being told they must haze the
new pupils, thc modern school Kid
merely hazCs the teacher.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08

Some stunt for politicians TO handle
15,000,000 new voters not Interested
in campaign ci"urs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
Court Action BY
Banned Socialist
PAPER In Milwaukee

w2Ssl1E<NH- ASay Il AIESl2u1
--nnrs important thai was involved n
TIE Trs1- Sr1G- decisln1 or any arale-
heretofore raised concerning Ias 1Es-
E1y N Democracy IN AnE-Ez 8 &c
csar.a ay rhR Milwaukee, Social Dem
lsc-z-zc Publishing Company, publish
ers III ing Milwaukee, Leader 70 De
presented n It's appeal Sled II the 81
creme c1E-- from Federal decisions
-onav. 4pnnEd-z< Rosr-1zszEE-t5eaer
Rsysesun-s authority IA 1E1N I-ls EzAss
70 1aaar publication The P0sz Cfzce
dsDar-rnsnr zccard1ng n Inc 9x7Ef
nas EssrxsasHrzv refused N Indicate
ANY specific vso4azsrn-Sf Inc Esplo1ESc
ae-- uacsr winch ire action vas
-agaa. ses0n1 -s2s statement -21a- the
usoe- mad sF.awr - general Tendency
10 5e sedftDrs-
It IS a5sclunAlv necessary Issaz -as
zse OF me mails IS Secon1 class naz-
-e- should De preserved - LIE sa2u
,swsosoe-.~ the hr.ef asserted II Z
"a rCr ID ne commercially 5esz-nvsn-
Tire psuuon SAID thar VsE10r L
Berger. naEaa-z1E ezizu1r- Rad o1=red
- change me entire 2ai5Cy II me pa
-,s- Z t.1a ban Was lifted declaring
h ora5 tbs 70 the L. Bnp sEocA1Gia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
Geue-zi Forecast

The western disturbance EzS cE1-
trad Monday 1EgaF 5<er WISCONSIN
and moving OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il
ras been attended BY general rains
N the great central NaElsEz the Calf
states and tsae reEsan II tine Great
Lakes SHOWS zad rams N nGr-l
sEzrhzzan. 1ur-. WISCONSIN Mime
sctz- rne east portions nf Zlse la
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east slope Of r1e RzscKv Mountains
ana ever me central Rocky Mountain
re-on.
Srarr WARNINGS z-s disnsarea III
Lakes Superior Michigan E1-an
and Erse
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England anG View York and warmer
arer tine middle Atlantic south AZ
sanrzr ann east Cuff szaze. On
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England. -zss upper Chic EaEley and
sz5s lower sa6a -eEson and with -zza
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q valley and Northern New England
and extreme south View York In
tine sz1lf states 1sas a0wer Ohio and
central Mississippi ~aSsys tAae plains
s<asEz the Rocky Mountain am
plateau regscn ami ne PACING states
rslr weather WIN aR Eur an -1e36av
In Wednesday the MsxzzrEr wal be
generally ezGr n tine states east If
t7e MaEsisss1pa r~rE- except -1a-
locaz snGw s-nrrs ara prnfsa5se near
the Great Lakes
The temperature vii be cnnHde--
zhiy lDwer TEssfa- IN the REGION IF
f-he Ersaz LsaxEs IRE Chin valSey
Tennessee and the ezsr Calf STATES
and wsdnFsaE n the middle Allan
lie and snlra A-3znfsc szzsez sxuEpf
southern FLORIDA
WTnzis-E0rra NJ SansIr Hosea
VII be 1r->zs, ssslFzs1g a-rxs. OVERCAST
weather ami rz1n Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
California Vote on
Jap Question Not
Sentiment of {. s.

washington SeE Z-EE zE2e as
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WIZ me JAPANESE z1saa5ssaoEr cnsFi-
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CzEE.e-mzz elections Tas Without Do
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-za=E- LEGITIMATE -7r=ress-s would ss
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vita -as- Japanese ambassador as De-
7-x az 1zas rsox1 friendly ard e-Hadhu
aarara- and also szaa Tsszr the neAa-aazs
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proposed EazIf1rasa neas2rs would
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
Doubt Over Women
Voting I'm GeOFgia

Aza1T2 IA &1-- Nv 2Ss1e-
Georgia women VII ~ore n -1nor-
ngw7s general =seE1a1n remained an
open question nn1gat with the pos
81 5lEfEy according ID STATE ca71-1s If
-seia1s- mat Il might be defeated 5v
each precinct far Itself opEnIng t1e
way E1r mich Irzgzrlnn
Georgia iEE requires registration AZ
least SIX months before Al Essc13nn
suz 2 A. Denny state attorney EEn-
a-z-- has rased that Inc 18Th Amend
near conferred suffrage On women
-sEzx5less II Georgia --ales T Eas
SAID managers OF sune precincts
-nIgas ax-- On this and permit women
n Eurr w1iSe others might -esec1 such
ballots
Many leading su2saEssss hare urged
wurnen To rore- w.1lle sumo wumen1s
examinations oppnsAd ID Suffrage
hare urged them 10 sky axzy -um
me psifs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

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about Il inches higher and down
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

SENATOR HALE SAYS
OVER HHnIIV6 COP.
SENTIMENT N WEST

Portland. Me S-aw Is Special =
United S1zz@s senator Frederick
Eaae- wao rsecsnzsy returned tram 4
campaigning Trip = the middle west,
On -as eve q the presidential ssec-
1aan made the following statement
EvEyw3ae-e ! found tire utmost
confidence IN q Rsrunglcaa v8c.nr--
ErErywhere tou1d thai the results
q rae September eaernon N Name
had had q potent eEect IN the local
CHE 1a2gaS I An very proud Of the
record OF nav S-azG- But me people
Of Name m1sz bear N mind eza4
zaHy have lET HAD an opportunity as
TEL aXE-la1Ey I'd cast their voEas for
q change IN the aaz5nraa a1manss--a-
iaan. II * mast important that
Name give 3 gvoa accgunr Of herself
N the presidential eseszSun and that
as Ea-Se . vEzR IS p0sEG4e ne east
far the Republican eSerzars- In this
way alone can Name show zhas her
pe1Rie arr sack and TIRED Of Demo
c-z-1c sx-raxa=az-a- democratic an
zs1I1l2A-A~ 7zzL 4e11-z&sA-ss2@aE l12-SaI4EE Al
TINS WAY aaGne can they Snow sezea-
entire confidence IN Lae Republican
candidates n 1aE WISE ala g1ec-lTs
halaEzs5.g by them Of -As domestic
AFFAIRS Of the raz5un aEd In me f-zi-
1E1manE Of tire pledge maze n the
Republican ysAas-1rm and reiterated
5r the Republican candidates them
#2-Es - come ID sacn Agreements
viii 1ne other zz1Dns q tAe w1r11
as snail meeT the fan dE-g Ct Amer
lea Ia -ealEEasznn and humanity N
accordance viii American ideas ana
without slr---nds-11E the -,g-- Of
me American people II exercise IT'S
Judgment and rs power n faror Of
5gssszce and pence"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
TOLEDO FOLKS HEAR
FINAL CAMPAIGN
PLEA Of GOV. COX

To=esn O. Mgr z--szsvs--nDr. ssnx
IN ms sasr speech Of rae campaign
here tonight summarized his zr7ga-
nG-S t1r the League ot Nazaons
winch he SAID wzs the premier issue
Ia be decided 1annr-ow ar ting pDa8E
Hs pre1lcsE-sE VICTORY for himself not
as Lns Representative or party, baE
Is he leader If q czzsa
Ee also renewed ms attack an
Senator Harding On tze League Is
SUE. declaring that r1e REquhisrza
candidate vas wzgging and wzsis-
hing and thai the ssnR-Qr'S eaec-
zzcn. meant controversy and cenfz-
SION The gowE-1or and ms parry
arrived here by special train earsE
N r1e evening from barton and Aesz
on the return journey 1mue6sazHlg
ztes- his speech Tomorrow ne VII
rest AZ Dast1n, gang Ia rae polls
wz-l Mrs E5aE 10 E11a during The
5ay. and tasn Il night VIII 20 N
hrs newspaper afHcs - watch 7sae
-s-aras
On his w2Y here E1m -szTz8E 1s1G
governor and his parry slapped AZ
haaIzanss- where ssva-zz hundred
lad gathered az TIE s121on. avail
ing n Il driving r2An lie GzgEakDE
o. the candidate Eaves-3r INK ne-
s2undsd Win rEa-lsaz-srs.-Ea
sDeatr- q FaT>s-zzaer ST ASs 2z-a-
-r,Sz-- aas.--a rFzr---1-
II zaxe zzrzys hE5 ta1-l n --ze
American res1se- ne sad and an
ANALYSIS Of sEae past 1=lls lie thaz n
al of or zzs1arE WHENEVER T1Gr-24
assae has been presented K ass been
me- with the approval Of 75a= Amer
scaa ssecF1rzzE Il there ever EaS
q. =azr.sazgn based entirely upon =
--aas moral 5asaze Ills IS 11E cam
pzsEa- becazse zae thing u be &C.
cssaezs Is whether z-e czv1zfzzssou NJ
inc word sE1zzI ne Itself tsEe-1s- a
. concerted purpose II prevent the
trzy-n1r< af wa-
II nope We wzlF have E00d EEEs
scroz-uw night Wnsn 7 say =goC
news do not speak II = Democratic
vse-arv- ! speak for a T1C.sET Jar
naraalsv winch vii Dc . Vact2gy
for EanG7fEv worldwide aaTlg 4
sE-zsrzzce LIZ touches every ual-
WOMAN and enid II E1e eaEaIzEE=a
powers af Ike sar1A
TIE Saxe--nr aas no sseela2 al
dress rrenarsd Ear Eas meeting 1eze
su1 IN u NJ rzvaEwea and xaEl1a-
-zea ire ~z-SruE zEyEmenTS ne hA2
made II ans rzl<-auzr,eatz2 1SUr
OF a9s soug eaD qazgl- ms Esssf mere
fCor<znuen or Page -Ca-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

WIta tas v3Iers rested asa IEe dzry
nj sle1s1Ens x.aseh party ss1snsd eal-
ss'oi -E1s Senate and winch party
Should g-anrrel flle House Of Represen-
1az-ves- VIA 1sHe esecr0rzse nj MANY
szz1zs rsss.=d the 1ttv az choosing
governors and legislatures
Ra<-E Leaders, VIC week af-ar week
had bean directing the dss-asex u
their candidates and .aczks1g z-es-
az-szfsar On 1ae League II NzzaunK
the chief ssae % the campaign puff
81 down their tlesk TOPS gET On -nes-
RATS and Ear1 home Ee5urs 4asT yeF-
their headquarters r31eT hal scanned
1as- minute r-par-S f-an state chair
ns1- 5zE almost as closely they azi
ss1czed the reports of Inc rE1ur-s Of
me Weather Blrszn Seasoned cz-a-
-lA1g1e-s -eek1ned Than at Ills stare
skies niaTad 1ear5r as important q
par as me work Already 5one a-
csupg7 uorKs-S- Fur me skies zlane
wxsflsd 6e1EsTI7e the turnout Of vur-
s- particularly = zsalazsd sections
OF me c0u1r-T where EeaEv ANS
lcantznued OF Page -Cci. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
minute Silence
for Heroic Dead
on ArmiStice Day

Lssncna- Wy IA -vo-nEalzz So
iencs On A-liss5Ce GAg- Nov IL N
memory Of ire great dead VIII ~
observed Is ezr Is possible through
5ur t1s Brush E.n7tre This An
aoulcsmenr was made by the prime
minister IN -a.e Esuss Ct Commons
1l3aav-
Il the burial AZ A--usSzcs asE u
n sSznzrs7a- Abbey Of an Unknown
Soldier. -ae eaE1 EzEl hear lie n
sc-1prznn An T-kzgva Naz-a0-
-1zs nEzaE Representative Of al ing
lighting service -su n rne E-@AE Ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
Reds Score Win
Over Gen Wranxel

>r1as1Gpoa- E--mea- Vow ! sBr Ths
Associated Press The Eaisner.k-
hzzs 1r9ks1 General T-aagez-s ce11ar
and TIE wings II MS army apparently
havs been crushed The tuwn of
Meaf1Dpol and other points hare been
abandoned and the Reds are nez-sz-
rsrekou-
The Red Wzr@ IS zooC1rE ne Tnu-
-da reE0n- Wzagsl Is making =
gallant deaense- Ee Is 7rerzred ID
Withdraw n me CrzneA zc-uss sse
S5Tzsn s-a
The Reds ALREADY sszEl the =zrmre
ar Pe-easn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02
Lodge Says Many
Democrats VIII Vote
Against AutOcracy

5<zsz1n- Now- 1t < Sezz-ar HENRI
Ca1DT Lodge speaking a. Z a0un rzsIr
II Fanenn EAlI toSlar- Inc Eazt IF me
Republican canpazgn herr sad ri7aE
4 v1crrrT 13- -as pz-r standard
bearers womb be a vtc-ary AGAINST
1-zr-her WSgsDn1sl- azr0cTzcv AID one
man sorE-zenr- Ee SAID thousands
# Democrats woukd stand WIKI -HR
Republicans ~Secz.N -asr besksrs Il
Il necessary 70 resc,s the COUNTY,
upon II and u make lis 11Tzss- zasa
abroad