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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
he Ohio Valley General hospital quite

the Ohio Valley General hospital quite
Mr.. 4. + Clayton will leave. today
= for points in Pennsylvania and later
for his home IN New York City after
spending i few days in the city looking
after business matters.
Walter :. Burt Of sixteenth street.
is spending a few days III Cleveland the
guest OF relatives and friends.
Mrs. Oliver Carney. of South Eon
street IS able TO be about after being
confined to her home for several days
William Harrison Of View street. East
End, left last evening for Elk!hs, w.
Va, where lie will spend vacation.
Charles 3. Ward. of the Island. IS
spending a vacation at Buffalo ana
points along the Great Lakes.
Miss Emma Frohme Is improving
slowly at the Ohio Valley General nos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
arprHnAY SURPRISE,

In honor OF her fftieth birthday Mrs.
r. G. BlodSett was rendered an agree
able surprise dinner Sunday by her
mother. Mrs. W. J. Guy OF Braddock.
Pa. her brothers william c. Guy OF
this city, and Robert F. Guy Of Brad;
dock. Pa. and her children. Roosevelt
Blodgett OF Munhau. Pa, Arthur Blol-
gett. Marjorie Blodgctt and Mrs. J. NJ.
Cracras: OF this city. a. tho latter's
home et 81 Virginia street.
Tho home was suitably decorated and
all the guests were seated at tho table
when Mrs. BlodGctt walked IN and was
surrounded BY two snts Of four renera-
tons and ono set Of three generations
OF her moth3r's and her family.
Covers were laid f-r the. following!
Mrs. NJ J. Guy. Mrs. T. .. Rlodgett, Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Guy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert F. Guy. Mr.. and Mra. RcssweN
R,odgctt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blodgett,
Mr.. ard Mrs. William Grant. Nr. anil
Mrs. J. NJ Cracraft Misses Marjorie
Diodse:t. Lydia Guy. Clara Gu. Mar
iorIc Grant Helen DicdCott. M7rrar0t
Guy. Marjorie Guy: Mcsrrs. AloAc:
stti!ng of Yorkv!ll". O.. Wilou- Gran.
Alvin hamilton. Nile BlodEctt. Ross
".tl! Rlodgnt:. If. Robert Glr. J. y.
"rnc-nrs. 1r.. Roosevelt C"ac?a:t AMI
Dav Fitxa!rlr1onS
Tho afternoon was spent IN singing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02

songs and conversation recalling inc
dents Of Mrs. Eludg"trs EirIhood day.
and hellr:ru. presents a well as Ih,
H.st wiSare ut her 'ut:r" family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-02
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT TIE HOTELS

McLure-NIrs \. 6. Dayton. Phill!pPi;
Mrs A. 5. Dayton. rhillpp!; Mr.; and
Parkersburg. c. T.. Krchs. Charleston:
II. Ncwbrrry. rarkcrshurg: \. W: Bar
re,t. Parkers5urg r. +. Riggs. Alma.
Grand Central-R. Il. Groves. Mason
City, James King. Sistcrsvillc.
Stamm-Harry Z. Barnett. New Mar
tinsvillC.
The Washington times., 1920-03-12
Salient Points In Report of
Redistribution Board

report to Congress the Join commission rehabilitation oil
salaries made the following important recommendations in Its bi'
general salary about 30 Some changes
amounting others representing
80 per cent reduction
Periodic efficiency nuaIy Of multiple thereof
Salary made the
stime bill Is passed.
Seven.hour day favored with o for overtime
Employees paid for each hour
eghour half for Sunday wsk double time for
holidays shift receive than day
shift is paid.
Thirty with full with right OF appeal
granted determine why should not enjoy
vacation.
thirty sick ten days. Made accumuad'
to extent OF 10 days and retroactive for six years
Dcad eliminated Inef6cpcy to be subject
finally dismissal from service
The Washington times., 1920-03-12

BTIntlnk, W NfHNF W "Nf''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
Informstion aid. 81. 500. . at $50, 81 .ds0.
Illustration assistant, $3.50 at *iEo'
Special writer. $4,000. . at $40
information assistant, s2,Aoo. . al,
$40. $3l2 400.
Junior information director, $1,000. ]
at $40. S4.320.
Information director
MOTION PICTURES: =
Film distribution clerk, $l,9so. at
$40. $3.50, .
Scenario editor. 5000. J At si2o'
$1,000.
Motion picture expert S2'1Oo' at
$40, x3.i20
Motion picture director 1i,i4o. o at
$50. 5000. -
PUBLICATIoNS-P
AND DISTRACTIONS:
Junior publications clerk, $l,ffo' at
$50. 1880
Senior publications clerk 5000 at
xl20. $1,000.
Chief, publications clerk. s2.640. 3 at
$40. 50. 1860.
Historic research assistant
Historian
Detention and RefOrmatory Service.
FEDERAL PRISON ADMINiSTRA-
r.-o.. ..ou.. Iior Irod.ral nr,son,,
5000. 3 at Sl2O. $500.
Inspector OF Federal prisons $4,000
Assistant superintendent OF Federal
prisons SS,ooo' r.a, rrisons
Supenln'ehue"' VI
N''ooo' rn,,.c.
HCHhD'tN''
JUNIOR guard 'ue,eh.'on .. o. zoo
tory)' Sl'oso' a. gov r,''o ,
"en'or suaru go a, 600
tois'' N''o''' .ofor,
'icao guar, .,ao .o,oo
torE'' F,'ooo' AZ ,na,.,
-
fo' 81 eoo, f''"o'. ..o
toryj. sI,44o. at $50. 81 500.
REFORM SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATIONS:
Supervisor of boys, Industrial Home
School, sI.4iO, = at $50. sl.5GO.
SUPERINTENDENT, Industrial Home
School. 81. 500. 3 at $50. 81 $50.
SUPERINTENDENT, National Training
school for Girls, $3.50, 3 at $50,
$3.50.
Second officer. National Training
Scboot for Eoys. Si1iO. 3 at $50,
X1 GOO
Parole officer. National Training
School for Bows. $1,000. . at $50.
81. GOO
First officer, National Training School
for Boys. LAO, +. at $50, 81, $50.
Assistant superintcndent. National
Training School for BOYS, 5000. =
"a, geo 81 IcO
Superintendent. National Training
School for Rows. S3.3ON
WORkuOI'SE AND REFORMATOEY
ADMINISTR ALTON:
Assistant supcrintcndcnt. workhousc.
District or Columbia $4,000
Assistant SUPERINTENDENT, rcformatory,
District Of CoIumbi, $1,000,
SuncGntendont worl<bousc and refor.
,natory District of Columbia 81 600
n.:- St:
no"tsuc ocrs!.r.
HOTEL MANNfhMENl
Assistant nous" manager Government
ho'e'S' H''"-''
i'.uss manager government "o'''''
H,'~n" hill. ,,,..,.
'"pe''"' o.. -no u "a'''' "o>'' "''' 1T
,ssis,sn, g,nora, r,,rooor coyorr
go 80 =, 600
conar., ranr co,,or, ho,,s
=. 400 'o Ut
ssia,a,,, sri,.o,d.,, 90 ,oo, cart,
ice Government hotels 90 40
SUPERINTENDENT ~ r,,a soryicc Gov.
crrmc,t Loto,s e. 20
HOI-SE ATT,Np,NCr
WHITE UOrSC.
rootmsn white House.
Usher. white House.
Chief usher. White House.
HOUSEK EEPING:
Chamberrsid. 5000. at SEQ 81 $50
Housokecner. 81 90, I at SEQ. sI,OSO
Matron. s1.1tO, . at SEQ. $3.50.
KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM
WORK:
Kitchen helper, 5000.
Assistant cook. s1,OS0, ! at SEQ, Sl,IiO
Cook, 81 900. 4 at $50, s1.4to
Chef. $1,000, . ut Sl2O. sI.SGO
S'o"""" FL 900. . at eco ""'OO.
KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM
WORK:
Assistant baker. $1,000, at $50
s11tO
Baker, $1,000. : at $40. s1.5GO.
Head baker. $3.50. > at $40. 1880
Mat cut,or SI OSn N, cen e. ono
The Washington times., 1920-03-12
Library Service.

Library oeSNNC.
GENERAL CLASSES:
Library aid. 81 .OSO, . at $50. 81, zoo.
Junior library assistant, $3.50. at
$50, $1,000.
Library assistant. sI.56o. 5 at $40,
$3.50.
Senior library assistant (Sroupb
1880. } at 500. $3.50.
Reference and photographed assist
ant, 81 $50. . at 500. $2,3ie.
Reference research assistant GROUP,
$1,000. 3 at $40. $:,76o.
Junior Catalogue and classifier.
S1,tt0. . at Si20. $1,000.
Cataloguer and classifier. $3.50. at
$40, $3.50.
senior = catalogue and classi'i"r
tgrotfpl. 81. 100. = at $40. SEQ.
| GENERAL CLASSES DEPART
MENTAL LIBRARIES:
Junior librury assistant in charge. u '
partmental library, s1,ii0. at SID,
81, $50.
Library assistant in charge. depar'-
ment library, si,G20. , at 500. si.Soo.
Junior special librarian. departments
library ,sroup,. 1880. . at 81"
$3.50.
GENERA, CLAserS-DrpART
MENTAL LIBRARIES:
Senior srecial librarian, Department
OF Library GROUP, $3.50. at si2o'
$3.50.
Administrative l'brnriar, Department
ri library, Sa.SoO, . at $40. " $40.
GENERAL CI.tSS-H1GH SCHOOL
LIBRARIES; .-
High school librarian, $1,000, , at SEQ
/ 81 ZOO.
I SPECIAL CLhSSES--tIBRARY OF
CONGRESS-:
SUPERINTENDENT OF reading room, IL
hrcry ~ Congress $4,000.
chief Of photography division, Iii.
brpry Of Congress. $4,000.
Ch'ef Of card division, Library OF
Congress, a. COO.
Chief of Catalogue division. Library
OF Congress. $4,000. .......
CONTINUED on Page is, Column Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Y. NJ. c. A NOTES

Tonight the law cnu-se for women
whI2h L bsiuE conducted at the ''y''
Under the very anle direction uf A-tur-
NJ = law Herbert Z. Locke win NEE
tp- i.s -lt-d leespu There arr = wQrIl-
- IT, tic cIasE As NJ Locks rrvaH
cat,h member Of IN. class i coupl.ts
Outline o. EACH p-eviru- iec-u-e i. .a
IT, TOO late 1or new nenpers - enaeI
tbs ciass. There are still Il lectures on
III sf:heduf- and ali ne~ccme-E win re
curve tha benefit % these. The clasI
IL meet 81 JIG II the Assembly hall
IN Friday night Al * claas tnr
ths Etuay u the ua-u-al RESOURCES -
M1Lno vii re organized a nnmuia
Toe VIII +se charged and tlTs class viii be
open 10 Any BIZ Or ulan ' NJ L n-e--
carst II the runIact-
big u1einbe-Ehir ban1uet vii 20
served In tbs A1gerllhl-- hnn ns-t Tuet-
dE~ evening Il le0 ulenDerb If tue y
M --iil hstp n securing rlsrnhe-stip.
ENC corr buttons for the cla-rtsp1rcs
q ths : Y G A organ lzatio:. IL AD-
ErstA EVI
The --ogI- woman Z GTrinaaI4m cla@.
WI meet tonight dt-ectiv efre- w4TK
WITH Miss Wilder $ !--ht lunch via
be carved 70 Al 1rerape-s and ths- VII
have their class period earlv Oh 8rroLp
Of tl1s B4-h-AE-1Ista Y" game w'aIrh
Is scheduled for o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
~ ]
Seth Williams National
Relief Corps Instans

Seth Williams %a-ional F.elIs.
Corps Nc ae held it's inatalla- Ee'f
veGnesGav afternoon Al =. A. r.
hal. tic installing officer peir=
Berlin -'oueIaas OF EallcTsU- nj
Gers for the coming year are qs COW
lows. President E.llzabetA EilEnrc
Senior Vice president. Mary FielclcT
junior wee President, Nellie CraH
chapiairl Sarah Moore: score -
Ethel Ranklas; TREASURER, EEL
Dickson guard. Eliza DlclAsot
assistant guard. Em-ua Roberts
p-ess correspondent, Mabel Dear
bern patriotic instructor. sara
Ste1snn; conductor. Bertha Doug
lass; assistant conductor, Haiti,
L;pptncott: musician. Iva Colgan,
color bearers, Delta Nichols. MAJ
Dow. Abpie Ma-stnn and Jennie
Stone
At the close Of the installation
Bertha Dougless. the installing OH
Ger, presented the outgoing presi-
dent. Ethel II. Rankins. with gnl5
. loyalty pin for the good work shs
mas accomplished n tie crrps CURING
her term Of ONCE.
a baked bean supper was served =;
O'Clock. There were A. present, N
Gliding members Of G. A. F. AM
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

-. Ao0vT8o WsoW On tins Sugar
es1natiea
II. =. = LR&1R u IN ?. II. I4xfr.
Coary. I'M lxzUR dnainrx q rehned
;a1sAx n Sew England gxvs surns very
IMPORTANT Information IN regard 10 -He
suEz- Er-ER-ior when rscer-!v inter-
viewed By a-Epn-re-
J have been sshed 70 predict The ST.
Gar sirua LION lar me coming ysa- 1uL.
ui2sluuct En- ] do nuf Clam u be .
pnG
During =act January Of the las- th-ee
e1rA. Itis.re were few ny aons qualified
= speRk- VIM Predicted Z suga- short
eSe fnr those years, but as rns can-
aAs. p-tservrng and nntidar seasons
GrsW On n each Of these yuA-g. the en-
A.. s,,n,s county snG.rss eron insgaic.en,
tnis true n Nov EnEinna waers u
sach instances The shortage WIS the
Last war frum January e July. SUP
pits-s SEEMED 10 pe more tnan abundant.
~ much SC, That retiners as wei n gov
erEmfntal agencies in charge us The
0nTiouLIon n sugar were eaEef 10
sci inr export that which they thought
was surplus u Ting country. Of the last
1Duf months Of the vear, when rns sup
ply tor canning cwIn6lel t-nm SOC 10
ABDUL DE o. requirements, nesC say
r1 hs-ls. - ne pEelic everywhsrs =
means little Eleven cent sugar die not
mean what y SAID when Some had 10
oEy C-G or En- worth Of groceries.
wnechsr wanted or not. whether a.
Eight prize Or not, II order ID oolalu d
Single pound Of Rugxr.
Mere II lens CRITICISM has heer ieveied
y our recent sugar Offering, MAINLY by
those Adversely affected We have been
charged ny some with unloading ole
crop Cheap sug2-s, by some with hav-
ins boarded same. ~ some WITH gut
Ing out frum under high cost sugars
ny nnioaGIng same OF the pUnIin. With
hooowinkinE the consumer, with PRO
ftserInS ana viva. not But, have No
doubt that The thinking public viii
reAit1e It'll there Is III Interior motive
oenin6 The criticism OF each Of these
sell appointed pLDtIc weifarers.
ne -act = We expect 10 own our own
sugars as cheaply as AZ woody II the
country. and nc ooabT viii. Astsr tax
ing our normal profit az allowed ny the
government Iast year and providing for
the Independent retail grover his reason
aple 5hare- W. W. reoaLe ~ every
buyer an over-cllarg- or or adver-
Used price Even # VIZ Eaa no tnten-.
ton OF doing Rms ! CONSIDER ina Il
wpuic sriH se warth the uhiie Of those
vnD IRE able To tass advantage Of or
ofe-, neral from TIN InsE-znce point
OF new. The public has suffered Ea-ee
consecutive yeArs from Keen. keener
and Aeenss1 ausar shortages Then
why not insure aEatnst repetition Just
a. YOU insure your hoIn@ against other
GanEeyD4
MaTv would have DaIc severaI tIres
the Per pounG asE.aE prize to have
svot1sc the c-saa-lines for sLEz- and
III" Inauv other Inconvenience suferec
Ems past ssaaol- Besides. al o. the
sIIgArH offered Will De new crop ta-e ST.
E--s. noue having beer hou-uee or hsic
Over from IL. 1lls Season o1 LEVER
pricaa-
4 looks 20 me 't.1a: the d.nanc be-
tween now anc July 11r TILL y 1ur ing
rlFtrf <r-
-e8L Is to rarcIcany assu-s anD1he-
sggz-r ahr-tGge ue&- fall"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
thin, NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BlTRO=PHOSPHATE
What Is and How II Increases Weight Strength and
Nerve Force h Many Instances

70 enrich the blood
Joseph 2. Ear-.gzn. Fo-mer Visiting
Specialist 10 North Eas1e-n Dispeusa-
tory. says Let those wnc are weak.
nm nervous. RAeuIic, Or rundown.
lake natural unaaEaxsrulec substance
suca n nf-ro-pncapnRts and yoE vii
soon see some astonishing results II the
1nCreAse Of nerve energy strength OF
body and mind 2nG power Of endu--
1nce-"
Rit-p-Fhosrhafs 10 made entirely o.
the organic phosphate compound re
fe--eG tc II the National Standard DIS
pensato-y as being an excellent tonic
and uervIne and q preparation whica
has recently acquired considerable repu-
rarfnn u the treatment OF neurae-
tneEia- The standard Of excellence
strength and purity of It's substance Is
beyond question. for every Bi-rv-Fhos-
phate tablet IL manufactured Ii s.-ict
accordance with the Z & Pnarmaco-
poeia test requirements Rfrrp-Pnos-
phate u therefore not q patent med
cine and should not be Confused wItn
any OF the secret nos-rums, so-called
rDnicS Or widely Advertised "cure-als.
CACTI0N:-AithouEn BiTrc-Pnosphate
Is unsurpassed for relieving nervous
ness sleepiessnesH and general weak
ness owing 70 r.s tendency 10 increase
weight Z should not he used nv anyone
who does not desire TO put On flesh
Adv. Iaus-tS-..-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED BIZ EVERY DOCTOR AND
USED IN EVERY HOSPITAL
Says Editor Of Physicians Who's VIVA

Take plain bt-rp-phospt2te 10 the ad-
vice Of these physicians TO thin, deli
cate, ne-vous people VINO lack WIZ. en-
ergy a1E nerve fD-re. and there seems
to be ample proof Of rae efficacy OF this
preparation 70 warrant the reconmen-
6a-inn- Moreover. Z W. Judge lruTn the
countless preparations and treatments
which are cou-Tr uatty being advertised
for the purpose Of making thin people
fiesfy, developing a-uls neck and bust.
and replacing ugly noilcws and angles
by rte soft curved lines Of health and
beauty. there are evidently thousands OF
0neD End women wno keenly fee their
excessive -hinnfss.
Thfuness and weakness are often due
To Starved nerves. Our bodies need
more phosphate thar is con NAMED II
modern foods Physicians claim there
is nothing that viii supply this deticisn-
cv 50 wei rs -ns organic phosphate
known among druggists as bi-ro-
phosphate, which is inexpensive and Is
sud by 2. Z BI-hsr and most al drug
gists under . guarantees OF Satisfaction
or uionsv back. Bv feeding the nerves
directly and by supplying The body cells
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

with the necessary phosphnrtr food sls-
men.s. bfc-p-pnosnhare should produce
q welcome transformations n the Ap-
peRrHnce: the increase N weight ire
Cuentiy beng astonishing
Clinical tests made II s. Ca-herine' s
Hospital. n. Y. c. showed that two pa
rienrs gained II weight !. and !. pounds,
respectively. through the administration
OF organic phosphate; both patients
claim they have not felt as STRONG and
weil fur the past !. years.
Increase N weight also carries WIFE "
q general Improvement N the health
Nervousness. sleepiessness and lack Of
energy, which nearly always ACCOM-
pany excessive Lninness. should soon
disappear. duh eyes ought 10 brighten
and pale checks glow with the bloom o.
perfeer health
Physicians and hospitals everyvhere
are now recognizing t-s merits by rs
use II ever increasing Quantities FREQ
s-lck AnIle, NJ d.. editor Of New ork
Physicians who Who sEys Bi--o-
Phosphate should be prescribed By
every doctor and Used II every hospital
To increase strength and nerve force and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

game WOE from kat's Hill by : srr-e
Of y to .. Il was arynoty's game
Until near ths finish Lsavt1r a. csu,sf
for Kent Hill played q star Ezme.
while Suite was the shining srEr Tor
Oak Grove shooting seven baskets .rou
me toor The suuma-y;
OAK GROVE. EENT'S Hill
AcGa-Ty. r -.-.....-.-.... u, WnItsis.c
SUITE, L --..--.-..- x, A--ayer, Kinney
Baird. : .-....-......---%.-..... c. LeAriE1
Scott ~ ..-.--.-..---E z, 1ve-ue,
Rollins. Is -.-------a...-.-.- II. Nervells
Goals from aoo--McGary z. eu--ie :.
Baird z Scott 2 Ne-velle 5, Tverney
-.eavrr- .. kinney. GoalR f-um fouls
Suite, Baird. Nerveiie !.
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FAIRFIELD

Nr and Mrs james DnErett an
uouncss the engagement u their
daughter Eessie 10 Carol Ernest
Pye- u Anguish.
Fred Ssal has gone n Baag0-
" here he viii pass q few days
Miss Euhy Foss, who has been
confined 10 her home II Albion with
the muups. is able 70 resume her
studies N Lawrence high school
I Doniey or Augusta was busi-
ness caller IN town yesterday.
Dr.. Howard wTthan has compiet-
- his duties :. D. Leland MiTle-'s
derrisr roons
Frank Grover is confined 70 his
nome On upper Main street with til
ness
Fred Ramsder Of Bangor is WISH =
ing friends in town for = few days
Box 70 was sounded yesterday
morning for a. tire IL the home Of
Godfrey Dus+ie on lower Main s. --,t
The tire g GgEt hack OF rhr cank
stove. The fire truck responded quick
lr but tAe frs Wa extjrEEIsheL be
fore their SERVICES were needed Very
lIrtle damage vas done,
II ord has been received q the ar
-lral at san Francisco Of Mrs Eu-
gene L. WInr and daughter Hupe
T'hsr arr expected 70 pc II Maine n
the Middle nc March Mrs Wing viii
80 remembered az %eItie McBeth
Ladies Sewing Circle me- n the
home II Mrs George Smell est eve
Ing Ths evening waE passed very
pleasantly and refreshments were
sn-vaS
The Y. 9, T. L viii meet a. the
tcoule o. Mrs. Fred savag. this after
nooE. Ms. -hapman viii lead tbs
mee1trg, having eo- her subject Obey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Skowhegau. county commissioners,
were guests al the Lanccy House
Tuesday night and went 70 HARMONY
Or the morning train. where they
conferred with the seieC-men Of that
t0wu II regard 10 building nsw
bridge 81 Na.nstream-
Mrs. Vernon Smiley went 70 Dc
L-u1t X e0nesday for = Visit WIZ ner
parents, Nj. and Mrs. RALPH GG-
farc.
Fred 4 wy mar. James plckan and
William Av-ya-u were business call
crs Il SIo~hsSAu " eetnsslay.
The funeral services FOR III lats
Joseph Z. Fisher were heic from hi8
late houle II Cross street Wednesday,
forenoon al 10 O CLOCK Fey. Mr.. Epol-
broth O. V GtsTv.Ile officiating. -uc
psG-s-s vere -Alphonso Dyer. z ;.
Matthews CIeo-ge Huff and GenrEt :.
Rogers. Inl=-rnent was made III The
tiLag- cemetery.
The Laat Somerset Pomona Granr.
vii hoid 1ts regular meeting with
s., Al2ns Grange Wednesday. Feb.
The nth asC-ne viii - conferred
u the morning sessinr. The address
o. Welcome VII be gIver bv he
WORTHY master Mr. =. : Emerson.
response by Jesse v. HC--.- CUES
tIor., Cnat- present conditions = -
crops VIII tbs farmer tnd most prof
liable &c raise the coming year.
Opened II Fres,O Oh = G4ibb~. s. A
l..r1s. fa.luv e ~ Z, J Goodrich.
44rtiand; G r McCril1s, PaImyr
ana othe-f Il II Tucker u the
stat. asric-l-l-l- dcpar-u men VIII
speak upon the dairy COW and her
Importance 70 successful fa-mIQs
Ti.- prurr1uel- features Of the Town
send highway bill now pending be-
tore Congress, FOR Q Nationwide
highway system Of -oaas VII oe
preEau-ad - Te--e 8 Merrill The
r-smalndsr OF the program will be
fVrr lsasd By ths St. A,beus Grange.
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rhw fzf a0A - nne shnx ah1uA ~
be mIsss6- The gallery VIII be
open 70 both LADIES' and gentlemen II
-.1G.
Ths unsup u TN t=sn w5u Hauly
be packec truD the fnucwing- GH-
morn. aezsum, Ntrcheu- fn-v1rds,
F'arnnaM. Buke- center. T. Billings.
I. E1alnEs. Reed. Call guards. The
Augusta team win be picked Gfum
the BEST players n the cry Ieaxue
and the eAns z-e sure 70 re snappy
playing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Absolutely Ne1r MerhodI
For SuperTiuous H1trl

GvedS-r te capiia torres Tbs electric
I1es4le and -fls razor rie-e a. iast u.
Il lnstho6 tha- -rmc-ef nupe-fipoua nai-
"o1-pis1slv rpoLs arc aIi-easil7- harm
.eaz'- GuirEt Nrth-EE !4k- II ever
heard Of reFo-c
Z YOU'D Lie r - -niz r-9n ee-rul
r-ncesE. 1UFf Get s-icH Of rhela rrln4
t-or1 -oJ1r c-ugEls-, follou thu sI1nple
rr4E1rur-IoT-S-aH5 viii oar crr e,.aE
sc the hai- rno-r c0'1I- nut Gae how
pe-1ecr'~ aIIonLr and hat--Frec vp,,-
skin VAL y. Fnelac+iue H. non-t---Itat-
thE eoorseSs' aAG 80 E4rnlGsS al
could eat Adv
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~" BASKETBALL Tenn MAY
nlY FAST MAINE TEAMS

The manager q the Augusta =, II
c. A. haaka1Aan team has received 8
fester e-um the manager n the Pirtsdaac
A. l. basketball team asking that the
Augusta team 90 To Pittsfeic for q
game next week and the following week
thu, the Pitfsneid team cnme To Angus
n for q game. II the zane q. the
-" tnniSnf b ven supported the man-
asEr Of the y" tsam viii arrange the
gzmss WIN the Pfttsneic boys and vii
also hrmg othG tast tnWD q Augusta
sA3p V.UaR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
T BASKETBALL QUINTET
HH FIST BATH tenn
ToeW II f.Mc,k 1. GYM.

An roads lend To thu ~ tonight
The htg gffxncxiun Of the night VII,
Be . fnst haakethah Sams n the
ard A. c. Basketball team OF Batl
and the local y" quintet
The Augusta boys have been plar-
Ing in fine form lately and Or. W. 6
Thomas. who IL managing the team.
las gone 10 a great deal Of trouble
10 bring this fast team from Bath 10
plav sEnsns. the local boys Beth
t.. Thomas and ti5r team re oeserv-
InE Of the generous support Of the
FMS IN AupE1sta who love to see a
good fast ciean Ean..
Tltr game promises To be the fag,
eEt ana tAA best played III AHEus1a