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New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Robert Livingston Duane, Of 13e
East Thirty seventh Street, has gone to
Havana to spend two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Mrs. Alexander Stewart, Of Washing
Iy0n, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walker
year, Of Philadelphia, have arrived In
the city and are at the Hotel Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Dr.. and Mrs. Percy R. Turnure will
give dinner on March 10 at their
home, 90 West Forty-ninth Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Mrs. Frederick o. Beach has eoneSto
Aiken. 8. G., to remain until tha end
OF the month.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Because Of the success of Bronx
Express" at the Jewish Art Theater,
"Greenfields," which has been in re-
hearsal for some time, will not re-
ceive its premiere until about the be-
ginning Of April.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Donald Kerr will dance with Lillian
Lorraine in "The ziegfeld Girls of
1920,' which opens Monday night, and
in the second edition of the Ziegfeld
Midnight Frolic, which begins Thurs
day, March II.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
American Poultry Almanac

Our 1920 catalogue FREE. How We breed
the 3OO.egg hen. Scientific facts plainly
told Each months routine Feeding FOR
winter eggs How We Win Medals at Egg
Laying Contests nOPEWbLb FARMS,
Box 8, Hvpcwcil, n. j.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21

AUTO MART or WASHINGTON
Now Located in the Heart of the City
1912 New York Ave. N. w. Main 1912.

1915 chandler-6-cyl; 7-psss.i
oversize tires; Al condition. 1sV
1918 REQ pass Roadster; ne" -
paint; cord tires; bargsin...... sou
1917 Buick Rosdster-New paint; 49,
summer and winter top......... 80
thoroughly oVsrhna ueson-..p 1909
1917 overland-6-cyL; b-pass. Sedan;
cord tires; Continental motor ioos
perfect new paint and slip cover 1000
1917 Cole IS" 7-pass; new paint;
good tires; Al condition. ..,,,,.... 1000
New paint; Al condition, ..'..... 1859
1917 Colo IS" t-psss. coupe; new
paint; new upholstery; Al cohdi-
uon. ....''. '...,''....; '.,,,',,,, hN'V
paint; good tires ..' 'p'.a var 1850
1919 Westcott-6-cyl.: 7-paAs. cord
tires; new paint: good as new. i.75o
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
1915 Ford TOurng-Ssw motor block.

1915 Ford Tourng-Sew motor block,
pistons and rings. ..............
1915 Ford Csbriolet-Demount
rims. good tires; Al condition.
1913 Oakland Roadster-e-oyl: good
condition throughout. ...........
1915 Mitohell-s-cyL: Spas. Road
ster; new paint; bargain.
1917 studehaker-t-eyl.; 7-psSs. new
top: rev paint; good tires ..,,.,..
1915 Olds t-cyL: b-psss thoroughly
Overhsuled. new paint
1915 Oyerland-4-cyL coupe; new
paint; Al condition. .............
1917 Davis-t-cyl.: Spas. Red Seal
Continental motor: Al condition
1917 Oyerland-+-pass: Roadster;
wire wheels; new paint: good tires
1918 OverlAnd-s-pass.: Roadster;
Model S5< four good tires. ,.,,
1917 Chalmers-6-cyl.: 5-pass. me
chanically perfect; good tires
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
ron sALE-mIoGLLANEoUs
PRINTING

500 Business Cards. Envelopes. or state
ments. t2.2S; Letter Heads, yz.Tb; " Wed
ding Invitations, 1906 100 Personal Cards
SO cents; Satisfaction guaranteed; mall
orders with deposit. or call, ECklSGTON
PRESS, 1870 Third %. N. r.
PAPkR PREss DODGE SCALE. No. 20
die blanket; z glass signs. 1903 sth ct. NV.
PROHIBITION has caused . big demand
for soda water. We have In stock a large
prompt delivery: also everything In soda
fountain supplies: liberal terms. BUhCH
& KEEPS. Inc, $50 Penna- ave. \. W.
The Washington times., 1920-03-21
LEGAL NOTICE
No. 1854.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
fice Of Comptroller OF the Currenc
n Mach IQ1


Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington, ID. c., March IL, 1870
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, IT has been
made to appear that Liberty Nationa
Bank OF Washington" in the city OF
washington in the District Of Columbia.
has COMPLIED with all the provisions OF the
Statutes OF the United states, required To
he COMPLIED with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the bust
ness Of Banking; 1890
NOW THEREFORE, I, John SHELTON VII.
Hams Comptroller of tho Currency, do
hereby certify that Liberty National Bank
Of washington" in the City of Washington
in the District OF Columbia Is authorized
to commence the business OF Banking as
provided in Section Fifty-one hundred and
sixty-nino u the Revised Statutes OF the
Conversion Of Liberty Savings Bank.
washington, u. G.
IN TESTIMONY whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this Eleventh day
u ,seaD JNo. SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller Of tho Currency.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

New York-When Miss Dorothy Dalton. the beautiful actress who was selected for the leading role in that ma mmoth New York production, "Aph- rodite," was questioned as to the secret of her phenomenal success, she un- hesitatingly said. My complexion" :" When asked further details she ex- plained: Every one of my friends al- ways rayed about the texture and col bring of my skin. and I have no doubt but that my first engagement was made possible through the reputation l had acquired for a beautiful complex
 ion. Managers are like ordinary nor tals, they admire a beautiful skin as much as anyone. and in selecting their casts they naturally prefer those whose complexions are attractive. I think the best asset any girl or woman can have is a beautiful skin and complexion. It
 is easy to have this if one will spend only little time in taking care of the skin. 4 garl may have irregular feat ures, but if she possesses a beautiful complexion she will attract attention anywhere. 1 am always glad to tell any girl or woman just how she may possess sa skin like mine. Here is .he recipe: Night and morning cleanse the skin first with warm water. then ap- ply a. good cold cream CLiska cold cream I have found to be the besD after massaging it into the skin take off the superfluous cream with soft cloth Then before going cut during the day or evening 1 apply Derwillo, 3 simple toilet preparation which can be purchased at the toilet counter of any up-to- date drug or department store. The first applica tion Of this wonderful Derwillo will astonish you. t imparts instant beauty to the skin
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
ICotllEe E lEesSl() ms of aBRiid1a
 (CoPiqht 1920 b} The Efrsrprse Assocation

 dark waves as soon as Ann had left me. I had lied to protect my husband; and 1 had sacrificed the truth in vain. for if that bebe, Ann, could see through my fIh, probably Deborah couldl 1 tore the exquisite handkerchief with it's horrid initials TX. 70. M.." into shreds Then l laid the tatters on my husbands chiffonier.
 Had I q right 10 ask him 10 explain? Or had I. his wife. only the right to trust him. and never the right to ques- ton his conduct Must l discard all my suspicious and lie to save myself from diSiiiuslonment. as 1 had lied to the girls to protect Beb2
 No, I'll be 'hors concours-not competing with Katherine Miller or any other woman" I said to myself
 m Bobs wife his partner, his equal and know very well the dignity of my position. III not question Bob! He can tell me about this handkerchief when he gets ready"
 II was a wise conclusion. I know Womanlike. I left the handkerchief where Bob couldn't fail to find it. Even though l never referred to it, I wanted Bob to see that new fuel had been added 10 our flaming quarrel
 Was any woman in the world as un- happy IS I, l wondered.
 As soon as I discovered that I was actually feeling sorry for myself I held myhead high and decided to take a walk in the air. That exercise is to be recommended to every jealous woman It makes the brain clearer ard the Judgment fairer.
 But it took an effort of my will tc force myself to tramp in the park. I really preferred to nurse my woes; my mind whirligigged around them, huGged them to me, I couldn't bear to part with them.
 was most absurd,I told myself to cling so to my sorrow. I was a fool. as I had said 10 Ann. To be real sport, as she had called me. I must make deliberate effort to throw off my distressing reflections.
 Prayer will help some women to do this; and there are several new thought and concentration processes. but all of them, even prayer. must be backed by the personal wish for relief. for forgetting
 Getting up the courage 10 part with my sick mood was the most difficult step in my cure. Once I had persuaded myself to try out Deb's idea of sub imation, l went to work at it des- perately. I snatched up my hat and rushed out of doors l would walk until I was tired. When I had grown quiet, l would think of dear Deb's starved love life, and not of my own. And I would plan to help her.
 But between my woes and Debs my mind swung like a pendulum Wasn't I foolish to worry about which man Deb might marry? If a girl didn't adore her husband. why, he never could hurt her by carrying another woman's handkerchief next his heart, To be sure, I had no proof that Bob ever had carried Katherine's 'kerchief there.
 Finaly, by a supreme effort, but one not beyond the strength of any jealous woman, l kept my thoughts on my
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

and makes a rosy-white completion every one will talk about it. I find it
 excellent for my complexion as it pro- tects my skin in all kinds of weather.
 That's why 1 prefer it to all other toilet
 preparations and am never without it. Now that short sleeves are in vogue
 you will want beautiful hands and
 arms. There is nothing like Derwillo
 for this purpose. Many of my profes- siona1 friends to whom I have recom- mended Derwillo use it in preference to all other face powders or beautifi
 er3." Just try it once before going to the theater, dances, parties or an after noon call and note the favorable com
 ments of your friends. DerwilIo in
 stantly puts a life-like tint on your cheeks which defies detection. 1t.takes
 the place of face powder and stays on
 until you wash it off Precipitation
 does not affect it nor will it rub off on clothing; it also prevents the nose and face from shining. It's wonderful for
 dark, sallow, rough skin, blacl1heads,
 coarse pores, oily skin. freckles tan and for the instant beauty it imparts. Over 500.S00 girls and women are using l it. It's absolutely harmless to the
 most sensitive skin. Just try it once
 and you will need no further argument to convince you that there is nothing just as good. better or just like it." Insist on Derwillo. then you will
 not be disappointed.
 NOTE-Druggists and department stores everywhere sell DerwiIlo with the guarantee that if you don't like it one beautifier that gives satisfaction at all seasons of the year. You can secure 1t at all toilet counters in this city in ciuding kimball & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

andF was though lar m le him He  a Why? He'd f He had oaSed to " home that but Munch his father  him lecture teeth it.
 boy, looking 
 
 
 nc he trudg glum O toget ther
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

friends affairs instead of on my own.
 Paul Van Eyck was interfering with Ted NIoor'es chances. Plainly. Paul ought to be sidetracked
 Why, I could do that myself! Of all the younger matrons, I was the one to whom Van paid the most attention. hurried home, sat down at my desk and wrote a short note to Van.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
ADV EHTURE ES OF THE TWINS
 & Olive Robesty Bartcu1.
muFF MOLE MEETS FLoPpY MOUSE
' ~O6GSty OdT e1Y7

o won't I'm o 0
 
 
  a in anything  that
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

Bahama island fishermen have been destroying the flamingo with so much abandon that the British government has taken action to save the long necked birds.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

There are about 300 former service men who came out of the war deaf or dumb
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

Wings of the morning!
 The extra cheer you get from good coffee doesn't cost you any thing extra. So why not have its Schilling Coffee costs more per pound than ordinary coffee, but about the same per cup-apound makes so many more cups.
 This is why we say: the cheer doesn't cost you anything extra. So again: Why not have it? Schilling Coffee
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

Brisk Walk Is Recommended for Every
 Jealous Woman let my misery surge over me in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

~ q letter rom Dr. Patterson. nlua.-
-HI aiT'eoI3r y the National Tubercu-
lnsls Association. sie1ng thai Jne
pay far such workers Il a. pressnr 10
iOw shar Few wsI, trained ami e1fi.
Client surgeons . and phsEicians az
tempted 10 enter -hs -aItea -ra94.s
Public EsElta Service ana raa- me
SALARIES o. such officials CAT ae n
af'eAsec antg ny aG1 If Congress
Favorable ac-1Qn was taken by me
coRzTn.I-ae II me nEr1er # the de-
sired a118aLnD with the Maine Put
he Health Association If I'M X ash
-lE-un County All tn oerrul us.s
Association and the National cam
nir-es tnr the Prevention Of Eling-
ness
Preliminary Steps for the Christmas
Ssh campaign far this year were .aK-
n as We'll as acEan aa the matter I
assisting the National Child N7alf.4~a
AssaclallR n holding child walr,irg
Institutes IA Maine TINS summer.
DR.. F {. Thagsr az Wa.ervIlIa WIS
siactad -n2Fa vice president Is the
assoela11sE as a result IF the aier-ler,
ii HENRY Richards of Gardiner. frr-
neT third vice president is FIRST =, Y
president u succeed Edwin M Ham
in If Milo. resigned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
c. 4. r To Present
Pleasing Program
City Hal. FRIDAY

Levers N dancing VIII -a-asr n
Cuy hail ramerT81 evening. me al
Ll-zcuan beng the first dance and
snTsfr2- nTuenT under Lhe direction If
the James Howard SoCleTT, Children
If the American Revolution. Seven
TF-ene local Young folks have made
application far Membership and aacn
and every aRe IS working hard %
make their initial sfferaag : success
Tickets may De obtained rom these
young psople ar a Cry M. Friday
evening
General dancing with music bv
Deugias orchestra VIII start the eve
nlngs pleasures tallGwad a. inter
vals bT sxhi bllon SOLO ana group
dances Inc participants appearing n
costume The graceful Eu.uuer AID
ne CoqnsTze dance VIII prove yaE-v
pleasing ana entertaining Gs executed
sy dainty lassles and sk-ntm lads,
MSS DeruLt1y Grey and Mss .7oan
SturTevaar VIII have the Sole dance
2uEo=rs The daughters If 1he
American Revolution aaEe been IN
T1Ied . art as pa-ronesses 5n this
ocG2Saor
For an S-ening Of genuine pleasure
plan . ne r City hal t8uuT-sw eve
ming - 5 a'ciock-A5E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
FORD SEDAN CAR
OWNED BY BELGRADE
Man. Burns IN CITY

Near -arcarn an "Wednesday Mora
ing, anr is Practically Tara4 Loss
Gauss Of tr,e Fire Iaknu@n-Car
ana Esuis meut Aot INJURIES
Against Fire
= new Fura sHdan c1r OWNED " q az
L Ttlisan 81 SelEadR Lalsss wsHT up
II g1nnke about 80 clock Wednesday
morning near 1Ae GRrBArn an Ehs FaRC
nerwaan Augusta ana Ealuwsil. MT,
and Mrs TiIsnn were IN LAeir wRy -
Portland ana tram sDTne Cause winch
mas uai gel 9ssn fauna AMI, me al1gs-
z14oaIls ca4gnt ire III TilHan aIG not
rt.z.l 4zf that 1a- machine WIS an Ers
larlI sanesne when he PASSED a4Rng
me Rad called ms E-EeRBen 70 me .aeI-
The hIazs came tram under the Hour
boards ana a. attempts Ii put 3 8ni
proved lneff sglll;1.. The autB ars-t-nCh
~e-spanatd 10 Z Sill alarm MT -Ae FIRE
had Zaade sucn rapid asAdway rAat
nothing cBuld ne dans q save the aa-
CInahlle, Thrss chemicals We're lse7
By me hr'srnen. WIN the exception If
-1rt-s Ilras ana me cusnlaas ne ma
chime and equipment was practically =
-D1a! LOSS.
L YVES al odd coincidence he! within
Z hours Of Che INT q ne ira. Mr.
-7ilIsen mad been solicited far ira IN
sUranrf OF MS CIR by Charles Z Down
ne af rtlls city, bur NJ Tillsan had
rBid Mr. Downing thar ne aad every
ding a;se # MS insured Gnd he thought
ne UDUld lake me risK IN ne aatnTne-
bile III -tlsnn toak his chances ana
in an exceedingly snerT space ~ E.E,f
ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
CITY OF AUGUSTA
A PROCLAMATION
EY -HE MAycE

The United STATES AsyErV sRE Z r-tsrIlII-
ing drive IN pr1ErasE ~ present II ..
stale Capitals ana 1r-E+ 3s Z erf-f1aT'e
noH IN PROGRESSES al Augusta whlrA viii
caHrluur unEli jane a Ta.1 -Ir, l. u al
Ter o. Sanders IND ARTILLERY tG. a Z.
E>g-4-Bad4, IL Il present II his City IN
cAarse Of THIS drive. TaE~snsr with sev-
era Arr.F Recruiting 5erssav 3, wsta
leazs qL&y'T Ers a. TT 4 gJlsia ? ~ flce
The War Department II des,ir, ne Of
bringing me AIRY uH 70 rs sJtns FlAsG
standard which made -he mil arr
furnas Of AIR sunr-y IuTtncibte IN the
Y arid WET Besides giving sza4InH
-1an the hannr ana privilege NJ Starving
MS Country. -s3e AIRY Training at to-
aav offers eXusprlaGRl aaa.a iona al
gRaEagas- giving man an Pm r-a-
lItE 10 eE-n wn3.e hr learns T z Bur
pnssS al LhIs drive ara rSnfzia IND ara
u brr1er 1etgaIH5 If8e PeaRif If this
Country with their army their Ma
Jlana. insurance and aiss % ssauFs ne
gT-iI3jE n sI-aer thRz tae Army 1lRy De
Z. rs DTopt- strength.
urge al gItIBs1s 10 GDSpsrafa IN
mis- movement as Loyalty anf as eE at-
"a uses n the Rzsf- Per ora mar Jews
with -he United states ARMY Represents
at1ves vii iHaD'Te NO ai.IiEa inns ana
al c3flEtsns should endasEar "a iHtarVis.x
zuG leA-B from -4eaI. Sanders and Ais
4Fsat:iA.k.s the many advantages Es.siay
OF ssrts3 IN me New Iesaagr2T4e Eezus,-
time army.
Given a. Augusta TINS RiHezsenth ia
Of Aay- A, :. lass
sCaLEIGa MARTIN,
Maven
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
DAUGHTER HERE TO nM
HWTFfNe OF ti]T WHERE
REMAINS OF Blaine WILL REST

Mrs Harriet Elaine Reale arrived
n the cry "A aGaesaay Morning erasn
" ash1ngrgn. d G. ana WINS NET al
ne slazsn by Governor MzIffken and
ra4kaH . the Exeen rive mansion. fur
merry tne Blazae zaansian, where sire
Is -ee g1HsT If G1ve-nar a.ac Mrs
EM2I1han- She WIS accompanied tv
"a agsaS Z, Stiles e. View azsh- reara-
ssnEEg q waA-Aaswa landscape ar
e.5ueC- arn
MIS-. 5ea3e during the dE-, a-ean-
panied by Governor NzlIlkHn and Mr.
stiles v1sltad and inspected the large
lo1 az me lap OF Inc Hill anG east If
Camp ARy7Sss- where her taLner. the
lHls James 9. Blame Sc loved &c sIr
and view The elry below him and
where RS remains VII soua De lad
1y the state Of Maine The lot = n
lArg8 ane and vii be made 1rrD as
beautiful 4 spot IN the shape IF q
park. n ca1 De anne sE human ski
Mr.. stiles eft Il the afternoon for
New York Mira BaR-e remained
aver nigas and WI leave -aas Gore
10nl ecr aar home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Chances for West
Point and ArranOliS

Congressman jain 4 PeTa1"S writes
me X ernebec Jau'-aa. from IA 2shing-
szsn that ne mas vacancies To Ill z
beth Wasl Paint and Annapolis a.
aesrn1es. a successful candid dare for
West Pclnt can sETar Jug = Aana-
polls about the same tine Ne time
1ar cunD eI1-ve Exam Nations. 40 7
shall seiecf EnaE I regard Is ne aesI
7a1er.al far each academy al me
SANE me Congressman Peters
says.
NC time for com psr1tivs sER-nI-a-
mons So I shall select Wilsr regard
IS Lha Ds.st material tor each ac;.d-
arnv The standard 3 high- ne work
s hlrd 4nG ne 51'lE severe, bEs me
education and training given l-E IN
,-ra.4latllf 70 enter q est I'aI-. q he,'
-r-.s1 Se aHrzveen = and -; Anna
Ills 1f nc "a,
Z F@aZ1 q lUy lan- vii make -nod
-4 snn liz. athlete nr q. least fond
III door sports. and : worker. I
"a r1taer have q pTor rev man a
eh one H. should 4e resi- dent Of
he 50 Con Eress1 anE- District"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
MANCHESTER

livery Euussnn and hrfda. vino be-
enrx marriage was Miss mildred wey-
mouth. gave q reception Saturday
evening, May ! 70 their friends az the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs r.
L Brown of Sar-n Manchester IN
the resolving line with the bride and
groom were Bertha RObbins. Truman
Robbins. KzT.na Mecini and Chester
Weymouth. They were the recipients
of many presents. consisting az si-
vsr, glassware. linen. azn014num, usnp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
INCREASED Salaries
Urged FOR PERSONNEL
OF THE Is. P. Fl. ).

70 insure Adenuars Care OF Taber-
Suinns Ex- Service Men-Sespiu-
non E-z~, Gp sy sne Execu.iss
Ecrnmtrfee or Maine Public rezirr
AsEo'n.. To 5e Ser: = Maine Con
5-essrner
a resolution strongly urging N
creased salaries fer The pe-sunnel af
the Cnitsd States Public Health Ser
vice "a insure successful ana adequate
cz-a If lahsrcuious ez-saiGie-s and
sailors Was drawn Up by the executive
committee OF the Maine Public
Health Association a. a meeting held
here "Wednesday, win instructions 10
the executive SECRETARY, u = Ear
Els, tHar il be forwarded 10 Maine
senA1ars and reprssen Ea-1Has a.
v asi1IngIan.
The resolution came as me rasillt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Steamer Islander which starts -n
Ia regular schedule between Aagasta
ana BsotAaaF EaFbar this Thursday
rnurhlng, came uH-fsver "Wednesday
morning and arrived M tne Aasnssa
wharf shortly hefare P Il Patrons
II Inc Islander should remernns.r
that the hear rnaE an standard TINA,
and accordingly viii leave Augusta
n Eis A NJ by Ihe aayaiEh1 sa wing
time IN s.tsct N TINS city. u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Omen season IA the aid swimming
heie was begun this week, On rt1f east
side If the Aennebec ryNeE Jusf
aasrs tse Augusta Lumber Ca S.
aiant. when same Of the small boys
szysis their first dip If the season IN
Montav SeaHiess u say the wafer
was chilly and their stay IN WIS OF
short duration. but as The days grew
warmer the gangs 81 This popular
place viii grow larger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

! delegation fran me Methodist
Episcopal church composed Of J ".
Taylar. MRS. J. u Taylsr Mrs Fla~-
snce HuTd, Mrs L0rTas Kerr an
MISS Aar1arle Nerlsn az1saelea IN.
annual COR s'+RIlnn af -he kennenes.
County SUNDAY School Association a
Clltan4 "A Fsnesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

The Name Central aassraaa M
had q erew af SIX men w,rking an IA.
tsFnbankEasuf an LAe west side Al The
racks near me station since Man
DAY getting ready 20 RESET The shrub
of.rE Iaz1 was CARRIED away II me
slide thai tssaE psHee iasi r1unTh. =
Is nr'ahGhie ttiai TINS GTsw viii be en-
played Lnflre far the resi- Of tas week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Y. NJ. c. A NOTES

= ane arssrazn af rasgsing pictures
VII De shown far IAs yeuas pennie
'ef 1ne city al IN Saturday evening.
May -, II the Y. Il {. A. building.
There was a very Etssd attendance
III the boys and girls 81 the znsw
lAsf Saturday evening and tbs reels
exaIhifea were popular with al.
There 10 No adrnisziun charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Fred a Keith and his SGT, Warren
Keith have msved from Poland
Springs I'd this E5tT Ia 70 Crosby
street where they plan "a make rheis
home n the future. Fred KslLa fur
ne past 30 years has had charge Of q
garage and L blacksmith shop az Pc
and Springs. Re IS very genial ana
during mis- stay l1lsHe naas mary
friends vino regret has deHaraurs. He
viii be employed. as will his spn.
Tazren, by the Capita Garage Ca.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Harry J. Bridges mA2Ager Of me
Augusta hoU.st- and Roland :. Lynn,
proprietor Of Hotel North and me
Cony honst returned rteenE5y fIxlIn
an auIaTnphlls TIP Ii Masszc ln se.1s
y h1ie there -nev attended Lhe f5e-
lei GgsasIers Convention 4. Spring
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Health Officer Chester 8 Kingsley
iezves J9nlg-IT for Boston 70 attend a
TWO days' session of me New England
Drug, Food and Dairy Officials 81
the Essex On Tuesday morning ne
rsaas a paper OF control AZ nakerias
Els nnfne-, Mrs j. e Kingsley Of
Aagus;a- VIII remain with his Ertfs
until aTesr als rsTurn.-asIh TimsS,
May Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Miss Jeanette Bailey Of WzaIhr'esta
whe mas seen employed N t5ae orfice
OF me Cr'assR5- shoe shep for ssEsr'a-
ManThs. has resigned mar pos5raur
and has accepted one win rhe child
Welfare Laagpe waica sas heaaquar-
fers Il TINS cry.