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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

No Eas Nursing His 6rudss

tGNL L-4f--lC-4 : ------V
When Secretary Baker hears ok
rae grand ovation rendered 20 lex
aral Clarence T. Edwards. oesoseo
Eoruer commander or the IElnAe-
Division az rhe American legion
convention IL Springfield. the sec
rear- probably VII regret tnaI the
Democrats Administration ~ WASH
.axron mas 10 further punishment Il
can inrtics IN this gallant efnceF
VINO. tor Some Inexpiallea reasoI-
llas incurred rs IL viii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Lighr ara 81,

Ter I =s---c -srza- '1tA
t1di-z1r CzEeaC '-~>-
Psdicu.e. Is -
abT.caLe -s-rl-
currency rsr1a1 "a
'PnL a0Gr-- -cSE-1- II
'DaEcSs. -ESEE4- axe
'2esOIuIa --srzl-
'%ut-rneE- instead C54-
-EiSarOw -slEZ1 ID.
Rendezvous -s IN
Designate -SEE4l
T3r.anCa ESvaaL ---r
Countenauc= ->--- III
Beverage uSte41 ....-a'
SfcrttaIe rsteaG r:a.
StrzTaEec -S-a-~ -'-&
Truisposed Instead sos
Hesstats instead tai
Reprma1d -steaG AZ.
hurricane rst=z1 ga
Then ve -1vc-~vs : y
Harold seton I - -
me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
ROME

'Ieorse rsss- SAo went to the Aaxu,tal n
receive treatment hsr appendicitis. Is gain
EHs and s expcrred home zunn
Ms Richard Seers and caidre-,. a,razr-f
amt Aifss. are visiting Mrs srr-,s ,zr-,,x
-, and Mrs Ben CJIzries
SCHOOLS n town Opened Manazv. a,,r,,.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
Railroads lnr .seanDOay
MAINE CEN -AL 74iL7Ca
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$50 - , = LEG Ii. - -sscal;; q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
The people Of tfese Cnitr States

TIE people Of tffese C1its1 States
az now advised ny tf7e government
70 eat canned beef. Wien shall We
again BE Tree from advice IN what 70
sat ard when % ear IT. Wien Tie
Joh-hoiders zc present engaged n
making rules never - De followed. 20
dome after Tie house cleaning n
Washington next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Il S about Time for somebody n
defend me nsuey spending Of
5roftea-5 here and abroad AZ direct
1enedt 70 the people for whom Il
makes work..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Good morning. --4l- I'd
cassufr clothing
Q. Tow ,ucz- d MS
tave anything -Eat -..- -.
husband -2TuC--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

SIR pf1lliB Ssssoaa needing ooio oauv
5or game 10 5- stzr-e-f m Md afternoon IN
5is =sfate II Lvr7pue, Gag teIezrzohrf 70
-5raoH 70 Esve p0nv se-ft by s,rviane.
AID Inc snlEHsl 4r-Ev-a n slme.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Does1'e durt Dit crop 4 1.-THE
Freezsue On An aching corn, INSTANTLY
rhar corn stops hurting. then shortly
Fou lit il right OFF wfrg7 augar-s
Truly.
Your druggist sells tiny bottle of
fraez5ne for A few -sats sufficient 70
remove every hard corn. soft c0rr7 ar
corn between me toes and sae cal
uses, without soreness Or irritation
4dv
lys fritz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

re --srz--s

..s-atsF~ r~4~t.a szlleon -o1Iaz -r7r
TIE -stanls-
palm green -Ho-=a.
aFt-E q -lrg0 II Htar-arc-S
z.gT7 eraIaS. lraeyHy'sts.
-o1azes- 4ra ..aaarnoa- 4aa =7.5 --.-
iores-
Dirty 3-rrlsh easter ~7th . sa.--aaAet
sr1oEesyscA.
2,lTtinz through he Channel a --~
rran Marc lays,
WITH 3 ea-ga = - Grad
S5ad-rll.s 1Iz-.=ar-
E'.re-woed .ror-r3are. am r--ap .la
For. sat v41e- a4..ss-s -s- -aan
Aasers3d-
Back 70 aone ara sc7ao3 g ne
word with tie -nznr -ho1zaa1z "a.
summer g-sI,ors vE9 ear AFT ear
zn3ov re beauties o. Maize during
r. arge lzr- 0f he suT11A- -loGtrs.
P1r instance Oh tuesday ae Man
CeatraI -au W. 1ezvz- =r7Ur- spe-aai
rams u 1assenges cdrs through
fTrgn Portland 1Ee Tor 1t Desc
and the other Sor <.ass -e3.ons, -a
larry nome he summer z..e.ta. II
: said he rains VII D. sent - he
soUther1 destinations ana hen -r-
-u-1 10 repeat he Operation
Old Town aaptisrz plan sxteuzive
-enode!Iins ard cepairs N -he.r
caurca- he growing s,Iadsr school
and c1urch work demanding .argz-
quarters.
TIE Ia -aTete~- or he I'LL near
Paradise PARK II Ezsr Hampton.
which aas been zadIv 1eg,.c-ed. ! -4
De gwen oArter attention. I'D ea--
aims ETavestones vita datee ~
leaths as Tar 7ars as -SZ5
7Jur za7erati9us n me -Immar
camp < rather an Unusual occur
rance. out -zup Noxoris At Norm
Sebago das 1ad hat distinction sa-
se"eral veezs Iris zar-7r7er -t7=
party including Mr.. ana Ms. p.
kesser- their daughter Ms Chase
and Ter --vo children, ana Hrs .Irf-
seys mother.
BENJAMIN freedman Il P1~,aud
Has -etur1ed after seva1 ears In
Poland. where - SAYS H. suffered
avery-hirg 1ut teaih and -1af In
tines would aaTe beer preferable 70
|nat de vas going through. on &c
count Of he World Var and political
conditions.
Albert rr-bo1. Keeper II he Paek-
and 8reakTvater ligat station. al
rfor-ty ssr lie statement that the
seven fay smell of cogz Weather
rom Aug. II ~ Aug. "a las broken
all -eoords SINGS he station vas fuIti+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

The A. z. 2 las been finally dis
banded with the mastering out IT
headquarters Aouday, out the var -
still Insudsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Shocking Jams gaffie Police
StrzTv5eT-T Or blackberry 2-Esosforr
Transcript.
And what per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Lincoln 5aTror1
@-fox Pomona II -C.p" f.
Held. -sKEurCias. sept Az d.
meeting. Al lpIros~~
70 bring cake VI past
ces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

When the price Of milk Uses tfees
me cream rise ace1rftng.Yg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Cox Alone Misunderstanding.
And ne won't tel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03
-ouniy --c.si'

TT rahes lever -
stage detectiva -ilar 20 =
if
., 1ot. What lie -r lar. :
Iuws''
Sure il los - ~ --i&-
has 70 disguise urss 81" :
mat 10 craraC-er y
recognize mn. v-.ls "
ne audience Tues -
So vpu want on -
Tou been trained q 70 :.
Zig iitCnes. sep ......,,s Z
L horse ana sutp--v c:.E i.7 -
~ cEpenr-,- -e.eS-4-.
sJIpe-nrsnt >orSt--lc,t~~
oh. =rttc,erC~ axper. -s'
No tx private
Hired. Home So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

rot Re s8g 1aIr lighted - FOR 1
e@Fv minutes n a -lrle ana he WINS
Re vas blown 5oT 3 - cours cor
-!1uouziv without stopping he n
CINE. TIE EQUATIONS ~aautrcri mat
,he -vIlstie shall i9e sounded GuI5as
lie Owls Head ard 2ockpor- lights
are -is.5l- ard fg1r-.r -rorr han
-hree ard ore 1aif DAYS n success
son -h=sa ..zhts eouEa 70, 81 seer
-yoE he 8Teak-vata- 1r account y
he tCz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Va rot.ce whatever VIII 1e aiken 5f
Unsigned communications.
TIE Journal @aunot oe hetd -esrorE-
5le 15r tie preservation or return
& reIerted zesrr-sanscsstoEa
address AL c1razsa rfesftors relating
e sabsc=sp vsons and advertisements
70 xsraebse Tosruai CsmDa ay
Publishers. Augusta. Name
&EIBER TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS
tie Associated p-ess g sZcsssfvess
eEsEIsa 70 the 1se Tor -sliISilczsior %
81 Jews DISPATCHES crs1ftsd o 4 OF 1aiE
5tae--ts> credires n lass lzrer 1ssE
sfsS .s7e ioss.I z--s published herein
4~is rights 3f rsrn 5t5csrlsr II sFi1st1.
DISPATCHES l>reia are also deserved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

A'n@Tt IF-bo1. keeper 1t he Rock
and 3real x-vater light Station M
cnor-ty Or lie statement that the
seven iay smell az rogz -caer'-a-
fr1u Aug II ~ Aug. IA }7as F,y-sar,
al records si1ca -he station vas 1rIiit
y -eaTs ago. During he art.ra 7a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

s.or --=sa -.r-ra .,7tl,4 ~. u e.,
.ron1 he srp-Jc-vata- - account -
h. -oz
I'D Orchard IS sad 70 flzva tuner
- : r Z ''--.'i'-'''
II -'s'il -l'"'--- Il VIII
~ owing -o -Hao1iiy y secure
-e1-s n 1e.5nboTne cities
-
80 '~ ,-is' - .--'T-s1li Is vs. an
len Is give -oa he frsE forecast Tor
7axt winter w. aave seen:
.~rrar-7 s.,--,a-- -7-.,,.o. -.
~r-a- ,z--,,s.. -,--a,ys
5r--.s,.aJr,- .7r, -,a-r,,z -
z7- -,7a-e - 80 80, -. - -
" -74ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

AucusTA LEDGE. va. 81. :. a 4.
NJ. stated meeting Tuesday. sent
$50 2 Il All se1eu-u1ns FL
cordially invited
RALPH X FARE+S- sec
NAMES WRIGHT ". VI
2-cr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

Old Town 8apristz plan EXTENSIVE
reuno1e!IiGg srd cepziFs IN their
eaurca- he growing Surdzr school
ana church work demanding .arg1r
quarters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-03

TIE IA ->meter- or -he I'LL near
Paradise PARK ~ Easr Hampton
which 3as been zadIv 1eg,=c-ad. ~ IA
.Je =tveu better attention -- cor
ans ETavestones with dates 10
lG:ttE7s IS Tar bark as -SZ5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
HANDS TIED TO
BACK and SLAIN
May Have Been Missing
R. O. Walters

The body Of man believed 10 be
r. o. Walters. 80. logger. was
found murdered In the snohomish
river. east OF Everett. Thursday aft
ornoon, The dead mans hands
were tied behind his back.
Walters disappoaranoe was re.
ported TO the Seattle police on May
is by George Bassctt Oak hotel.
Walter was living az the time In
the Virginia hotel and had about
$500 In his possession. After search.
Ing week. ilassctt gathered to
gether his missing friends clothing
and retusncd them 60 the logging
camp from which they both had
come.
The description Of tho dead man
TALES with that OF Walter. the poli~.
declared Tho body Was found by
employees OF the Ferry Baker mill.
Deputy Coroner Charles H. Fickol
took charge VI the body and re
ported that Everett police records do
not show a missing man for several
months.
A pair OF glasses. some ciguret
papers. = comb, some change and
several KEYS were found IN tho dead
mans pockets The clothing was
ready made and bore union labels.
Two handkerchicfs hearing the In.
i,ial -" were also found In the
pockets.
Seattle police are searching Friday
Tor Bassstt 10 have him view the
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
As IT SEEMS
TO ME

DANA SLEETH

gaiioping iongside tho distressed.
tumbi. fingered and witiess female
and jerking her esrcening nag into
proper respect for the Law. hut I
defy anybody 20 make q thriller
out of a mounted officer stopping
a defiant fllvver or calming q
three ton truck that has heaved up
lie moorinss and startrd TO ram
page.
We cling 10 old ways and ideas.
Why. even yet the majority OF %
d.s;rians ere sure that the middle
81 the highway IL the place 20 stop
and gaze on yon smiling orb OF
night Even yet We persss, In con.
sid~ring roads TO belong to sleep.
walkers. and We can never got
over the notion that tho horse and
buggy arc not tho chicf mode Of
convcyance.
Nor can young America discover
that scooters. and roller skatce
and coaster wagons do not belong
on the wrong side Of the street. on
a steep hill. strcakinx along q, top
speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Fail to Find Body
of Drowned Man

Continued dragging OF tho waters
at Pier failed 20 reveal the body
OF A. Wilcox. seaman. who fell from
the side OF the steamer West Ivan
THURSDAY and war drowned
Capt A. NJ. wcneriand. Of the
West Ivan. told the police that VII.
cor had been hired last Saturday
and was painting eight feet above
the water when he fen. lie was
standing on . staging swung over
Tho vessels sida Jack = Pearce.
waterfront aborer. saw Wilcox take
his fatal plunge and inapcd into the
water after him Wilcox sunk i'm.
mesil4tely. roArce declared. and
never came 10 the surface again
Captain woneriund declared VIII
COZ stopped ct tho Right hotel but
vas unable 10 furnish any inforna,
ton about the drowned mans reia.
uvta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
LEGION SCORES
WILLIAM B0UCK
Sedltion Laws Denounced
by Him in Speech

ABERDEEN. wash. June -
Resolutions spread today on the
minutes ~ the Aberdeen American
Legion post denonnce William
fouck. state grange master. for his
speech nj the state grange oonven.
ton here yesterday. branding It as
un.American and not rejecting the
sentiments OF the decent American
farmers Of the state.
Bonck flnyed congress for passing
seiition laws. urged the release Of
conscientious objeetora. attacked The
deportation Of undesirable aliens and
advocated repeal Of the syndlcalism
law.
Legion post members were called
together and Informed Of what had
been done. They unanimously "a.
vorcd "a COMMUNICATION scoring
Master Bouck and UNFOLDING the
Hyndicalist act as oommendable In
that u VIM designed 10 curb the 1.
W. W. an organization criminal in
ia methods. murderous In iis prsc.
tees. and reasonable In lts pur.
poses"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Gen. Manuel Pelaey
Says He Is Loyal

MEXICO CITY. June Cen.
Manuel P-iasz. following . confer.
enoe last night with Gen. Aware
obreson and Adoifo de Ia Hucrta-
provisional president OF the republic.
issued q statement supporting the
revolutionary government. He said
he would aid In the establishment of
civil order and authority In the Mex.
lean oil fisida.
In explaining hts action recently in
collecting 1850. 900 In "tases- from
the American OF companies In the
vicinity Of Tampieoe Pelasz declared
IL was absolutely necessary in order
to pay his troops. which have pro
vided protection TO foreign oil com.
pnnleH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Sgt. Alvey, Former
Policeman, Dead

After prolonged Illness. Sergt W.
]. Alvey. retired police officer. died
at ? n. m Friday At his home at
1906 y. lard ST Chief Of Police vii
liam Soaring was notified OF Sergf
Alvcy's death by Mrs. Eva l. Alvey.
the dead officers wife
Sergt. Alvey was born In Detroit.
Mich, and Joined the Seattle police
department, November /. 1904 He
was promoted TO a sergeancy on
January !. 1920. sergt Alvey was
a Spanish-Amorican war veteran and
leaves a son. Melvin O.. and "a daugh-
ter, Amelia C.. as well as his widow.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
FLAMING, ITCHING
SKIN Disc AGES

disposed to try almost anything for
relief, and that Is why you rely
upon local treatment Of salvos. oint.
ments. washes and such remedies
But these remedies cannot posi-.
bly, have any real curative effect
upon the trouble. because your dis.
ease comes from far below the sur.
face.
s. 8. s. is one of the most salts.
factory remedies for disease OF the
skin because II goes direct to the
seat Of the trouble. and by cleans.
ing the blood of all impurities and
disease germs, II keeps the skin
free from infection. and restores IL
to its normal. healthy condition.
For free expert medical advice re.
garding your own case write fully
to Chief Medical Adviser. COS Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Australia Seamen
Support Deportee

SYDNEY. y. s. w. June s.--Thc
seamcn's union OF Australia. at the
instance OF Tom Walsh. who mar
ricd Sylvia Pankhurst. has resolved
not TO sail a vessel carrying ms a
deportee a German Catholic priest
named Father Jergcr.
That the priest and other deport.
ees TO sail on the same boat did
not have a fair. open trial" II the
complaint OF Walsh Tho Irish
community OF sydney In supporting
Father Jerger and the feeling is run.
ming high. almost eliminating I'm
riots In connection with radical
meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Cause Untold Suffering That Could
BE Avoided

Diseases of the skin come from
beneath the surface. hence they
can be reached only by remedies
that penetrate down to their very
source.
II you are afflicted with eczema.
letter. erysipelas, rinsworms. PIN.
pies. acne, scalyA eruptions. boils. ir-
ritations of the skin. or other stint.
lar disorders. you need not expect
any real relief from local applica.
tons, and the sooner you discard
their use the sooner you viii be on
the road to recovery. provided you
will rely upon the use of s. s.. s.
Very often the itching and irri.
tauon are 30 severe, that you feel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
SATURDAY

Noon-Good Eats chfrtrfih = III
mitteo % Is TO be addressed -
George y. Hampton, 81 WASH
ington, on Need for Control OF
Pack cts" -
40 ~, n.--Fine Arts hail--"fha llo-
mand of the American People TOT
New Political Parry VIII De
Vice chairman Of the national
committee Of the Committee OF
Iorty-Eiaht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Two ARRESTS IN
|. KIDNAPPING CASE
Woman Servant and Man
Held In Pennsylvania

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. Juno A.
Catherine Dundon who was en-.
ploycd as cook In the home ~ George
Coughlin her. for three days Last
April. was taken from her cell today
and questioned at length by detec.
uvcs concerning the kidnapping OF
tho ismonth-old coughlln baby.
Iilakely.
She was arrested last night on sur
picion that she might have been the
plant" for the actual kidnapers.
now believed 10 have been two men.
James Malone. ~. was later taken
into custody and win be questioned
In connection with tho kldnaplns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
BIRTHS

Mooney. J. y, 2aos Harvard ave n
girl -.
shannon. FIJI, s2t Warren ave- boy
lendeL r. l.. Seattle. girl
Thrashsr I. A.. 3s2s Burke ave bog
Patterson. L.. esit Rainier avs ST. 81
Du Wall. A, G739 10th ave y. W.
Young. y l., sso7 18th ave. W. girl
Tonkey. r NJ. sf0g 18th ave. W. p"S'
Weeks. r.. gesI y. Madison. boy
TroNeli "a. -. swedish hospital slFh
Hale. W. 12b i2th ave. glrl
pltal. twins. girls.
Riley J. NJ. gsa stth ave, W. girl
Darling E. tTta 9th ave. w. boy
Nordland. r.. 1855 asth ave W. stfL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Fearing Blindness,
Boy, IL, Is Suicide

LONDON. June blind I'm one
eye and fearing that he would lose
tho sight of the other. Leonard
Smith, IL. drowned himself In the
Thames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Hungarians Sign
Treaty of Peace

PARIS, June s.-~The Hungaria o
delegation today signed the treaty
OF peace with tho allies. Ambassador
Wallace signed tho bill for the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
DIVORCES GRANTED
Name aud HtsIsence

Mainen. Eva NJ. from Charles r.
Thompson. Mabel Esther from Hans
Sicholas
50 etiey, Blanche A from Georg. II.
Eiiis. Mabel from Fred.
Hcilwig, Mary r.. from Julius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
$40, 900 Given for
Air Safety Research

PARIS. France. Juno an Bic
riot. IN. airrnan and a~ropians con.
structor. has given $4,000 TO the
French Aero club TO encourage ~
search into aerial security.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
Adm. Oman Named
to Virgin Islands

WARRINGTON. June t--fresi.
dent Wilson today nominated Rear
Admiral Jos. w. Oman. u. &. N. TO
be governor Of the Virgin Islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-04
DEATHS
1914 SIKH

Ripley. Kiset c. a.. 1914 Sixth
ave. w
stonsr. Dennis. 81. 1901 Beach drive
HirahayAshL Paul a. noe James ct
Porter. William Robert ~. sli Lake
view ave.
Lane. Mauda. -. ssis whitman ave
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a DE-; 20 HURT
IN AUTO CRASH
Train Runs Into TruckIoad
OF laborers

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June A.
Four men were killed and about 20
injured. several fatally. u was be-
lieved. when an Erie passenger traIn
crashed into a truckloaf Of iaborcrs
at Barberton- near here. today. The
arrest Of Alvin Swassie. Eai-man at
the grade crossing. Was ordcsrd by
the county prosecutor.
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TONIGHT

s,oo--Y. w. c. A.-ruplls 81 MISS
Edna Colman. pianafofio teaah-
nr VIII be hoard IN ferlinl
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If you have abscessed teeth it is entirely
possible that they are slowly but surely un-
dermining your health.
This is not an idle statement but one which
is backed up by the best medical opinion of
the day.
An assessed tooth, you understand, has
tiny pus sacs around its roots. These pus
sacs are continually producing poisons which
are transmitted into the blood stream. This
means, of course, that they are transmitted
to all parts of the body. They travel along
TIL they find particularly vulnerable spot.
There they congregate-and wherever these
deadly poisons congregate there is sure to be
trouble. Inflammation, pain and swelling
are likely to develop.
The poisons may attack the stomach. In
that case you may have case of chronic
stomach trouble and impaired digestion,
which will positively refuse to yield to any
treatment the way you think it should.
Or they may attack the eye, or the ear, or
the throat, or the spine.
Or, again, the joints or muscles may be the
point of attack In this case your trouble
would very likely be diagnosed as "rheuma-
tic,,,
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buDAPEsT--Twcive army ON.
Gers ~ hospital after being stabbed
WIN poisoned needles by alleged Bol.
nheviki
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Nurse Falls Dead
as Babe Is Born

VANCOUVER. Wash. June AT
the moment "a son was born today
10 Mrs. George H. Wilde, wife OF a
Vancouver automobile dealer. Mrs.
Minnie Robertson. her nurse. drOr..
ped dead across the foot Of the bed
on which Mrs. Wide lay.
Heart trouble caused the death.
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PARENTS OFFER
50, 200 REWARD

Authorities refused 20 reveal what
evidence they have regarding Mrs.
Dundon.
one letter was received by the par.
ents since the child was kidnapped.
II was IN response 10 this that the
parents today inserted an advertise
mcnt IN newspapers offering 90 900
reward for Information regarding the
whereabouts 81 the baby.
The kidnap~rs had accurate knowi.
edge ~ the location Of the nursery
and of the Arrangement OF furpiture
in the room. the detectives believe.
which must have been furnished by
some person familiar with the Int
rlor. aud which enabled them, with
out waking any member OF the
household. to steal tho baby from il
crib AZ o'clock IN tho morning.
Thus far IN. detectives have failed
20 establish a motive for the ctlme.
Had It been committed with thu idea
~ holding the infant for ransom. II
IL believed. some word from the Kid.
napera would By .thla time have been
forthcoming.
So far as could be learned from
members 81 tho stricken family TO.
day. couEhiin. the father. had no en-.
emica who might have stolen his
baby for revenge. He and Mrs.
Coughlln have no, yet given up hope
that the child ~ stili alive.
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FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs.
MarEar ret Lying. 81. SO soth ave-.
who died In Lakeside hospital Thurs
day. win be hela a, Johnson a Ham
ilton's parIors at p. IN. sunday.