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The Washington times., 1920-12-21
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Salvation Army Reports Many
Persons in Need.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Dec. al
Alexandria Lodge of Elks last eve
ming held a largely attended and
interesting meeting at their hall.
The meeting was attended by Judge
Robert f. Mattingly. John 7. Ward,
and others of Washington Lodge of
Elks. During the evening fifteen
new members were initiated into the
order.
Thomas NJ. Jones. ST., fell down
the steps at his home, 302 North
Columbus street, last Saturday and
sustained a fractured wrist.
The Alexandria Auxiliary of the
Mission to Lepers has elected these
officers: President, Mrs. NJ. w.
,O'Brien; vice president, Mrs. Will
liam Campbell; treasurer, Miss Mary
Williamson; secretary. Miss Mar
garet Germond.
Word has been received in this
city of the drowning in the Ohio
river, near Augusta, KY, OF Mrs.
M. Pittman, wife of Major Pittman,
and her two little daughters. Mrs.
Pittman and her children made their
home in this city during the war,
Major Pittman being stationed at
Camp Humphreys.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Re-
becca Barrett was held from the
home OF her son-in-law, william 7.
Cox, 92s Franklin street, this after
noon. The funeral services were
conducted by the Rev. f. Il. jack
son, pastor of the First Baptist
Church. and the burial was in the
Presbyterian Cemetery, in Washing
ton.
The Salvation Army of this city
reports that there are many per-
sons in need. The officers of this
organization are making plans to
relieve the suffering of many OF the
poor during the holiday season.
The Christmas entertainment of
St Joseph's Church will be held in
the basement of the church this
evening.
A meeting OF Martha Washington
Chapter, No. AZ, order of the Eastern
Star, will be held at the Masonic
Temple, on Cameron street, this
evening.
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D. c. SCHOOLS CRITICISED
IN REPORT TO SENATE

Senator Walsh OF Massachusetts yes
tcrday presented to the Senate an OK
tensivc report on the District public
schools system, made by the District
Congress of Mothers and Parent
teachers Association.
The report recited the conditions
of all the schools and is submitted
without recommendation. 1t Is criti-
cal OF existing conditions with refer
ence to congestion and janitor service.
The report will be printed as a public
document
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

FIRST Washington showing the damage done by torch and
County Ireland
They photographer maoW
Washington Mlow Committee which
to Ireland
Mlw citizens with the few household
had romh lett
Haniver restaurant Quinn boot and
Fprds drapery shop
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
Block SiQnaIs Endorsed.

Urgent need OF establishing block
signal systems. with wodern auto
matte devices, upon all railroads, as
n preventive OF wrecks which usually
occur through human delinquency,
was emphasized by the Interstate
Commerce Commission today.
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COL. r. J. MCCONNELL.

The War Department yesterday an
nounced the death of Col. Francis 7.
Mcconnell, a native Of Connecticut,
who died in Germany, December 10,
from arterio- sclerosis. Col. McCon-
nell entered the army as second
lieutenant Of infantry in 1899. and
was promoted through the various
grades to colonel. He was forty
eight years old.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
BIRTHS.

AGNEw-John p. and Elizabeth H., boy.
ANDERSON-William J. and Jessie, boy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mary, boy
BUTLER-David and Juanita, girl
CONNICK,-Norwood and Jeanette, girl
DIGGS-Jemes 4. and Helen. girl.
DOYLE-Willam T. and Agnes j., boy.
FAMIGLIETTI-Carmi and Margaret.
girl
GODFREY-william u. and Sadie L., girl.
.IOMAN-Charles l.. and Belle. boy.
McENTREE-Charles IT. and ClaricC, girl
MACKEY-Crandall and Aurel a, boy.
MIIIsER-Lewis and Lucy, girl.
RHODES-Henry +. and Lillian NJ, boy.
and Ida, girl
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
Trinidad Citizens to Meet.

The Trinidad Citizens Association
will meet Thursday night at s o'clock
at the Manual Training School
Eighth and Eye streets northeast
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
DEATHS.

ADAMs-G. Harry. ~ yrs. 3ois LIST at. Sc.
ADAMS-Sarah r., So yrs, 1888 10th ST. NV.
CREELY--Lillian, Il yrs. Wash. Asy.
EDWARDs-Blanche. 80 yrs, Frecdmcn's
Hosp,
FoRNwALD-Anna. t6 yrs, Providence
! UDS6N-Ethel, rs yrs. Tuberculosis Hosp.
<RAUSE-Charles A., 80 yrs, 1915 3Oth 81
NV
KEEDS-Hattie, 81 yts, GARFIELD Hosp.
SUIEIDS-Aire, 20 yrs, Freedmen's Hosp.
SISTER MARY OF ST. ROSE-O2 yrf'
Trinity College.
swANN--Charies, IS yrs, 1At3 s ST. NV.
TOMLINSON--Edward c., GO yrs, 1895
ToNG-i.ce, ~ yrs, 1898 4th st NV.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
CHARLES SWAMI.

Funeral services for Charles Swami,
past grand master Of the Odd Fell
lows, who died Saturday at his home,
1880 Swami street northwest. were
held this afternoon from Lincoln
Temple Church. lnterment was pri-
vate.
Mr.. Swami was member Of Hir'tm
Lodge, L. A. A. NJ, and was connected
with William Andrew Freeman Lodge
of odd Fellows. He was siyty-f:ve
years old. He is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Ruth S. Valentine. of
this city, and Mrs. Ethel S. Nanieveil,
of Waco, Tex.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
DEATH NOTICES

on Tuesday. December 81,
1920, at 1913 n. m, at hts residence, 1915
North Capitol street, DANIEL j., ho-
loved son OF Daniel and Margaret Me
Mahon (nee CostelloD. Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

A meeting OF Martha Washington
Chapter, No. AZ, order of the Eastern
Star, will be held at the Masonic
Temple, on Cameron street, this
evening.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
DANCING
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

| GLOVER, 6i3 22nd; priv, lessons any time
7hc; class TUESDAYS and Fridays w. 1l2e
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

A SPECIAL sale of wolves. very fine quail
ity In all colors. to be sold at less than
cost NEW ENGLAND FURRlERS, B.
SHERMAN, Prop. 1906 + st. n. w. second
door.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

Mrs. Mary Caroline Burneston, Tor
nearly forty years resident OF the
District. died yesterday at her home,
So Ninth street northeast. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment Will
be in Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs. Burneston was born in Balti-
more, Nd seventy-five years ago. She
was n member of Epiphany Episcopal |
Chapel. She is survived by two sons,
George H.. and Joseph A. Burneston,
and one daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Holt
man.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

ing shipping recommended by leading
piano dealers, VI. 63tG, Night Ph. n. 53S.
BRANSON'S EXPRESS CO, 503 X st. NV
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
FOR BELATED HOLIDAY SHOPPERS

AUDITING and cost accounting, La sane
course; leather binding: Christmas bar
gain, 81 Friends Book Store, 500 + NV
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.

The annual community Thanksgiv.
ing service will be held this year in
the opera house on Thanksgiving Day
at II o'clock. Rev. E. A. DeMiller OF
the Episcopal church will make the
address. Special music is being plan.
ned by a committee representing all
the denominations of Grenada.
One of the reasons for the~use OF the
opera house was that available seating
capacity might be had for accommo-
dating a large number of the people of
tie community. A hearty invitation is
extended to all thepeople to follow
the custom of our nation and assem-
bic that day for Thanksgiving.
j. r. CUNNINGHAM. Sec'y.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19
Local, Social
ane personal

s3OO in goh to be Distributed
rmorg six different persons IL Gre
aada Christmas Eve. See circulars
.or full detail.
Mrs. G. NJ. Milton and Mrs. W. T.
aatthews and NO interesting nttie
.hildren OF Greenwood were guests
ruesday. at the hme OF Mr.. and Mrs.
<. Te Lickfold. Mrs. Melton accom-
,anicd her sister Mrs. Lickfold. TO
! Memphis Tuesda.. afternoon. "nefe
Tho went for speial medical atten
zion at one oil tn, hospitals oil thar
fity.
s30O in Gold will e given away at
h Sentinel Office, ; o'clock, p. m.
December "a. Nine Grenada firms
concerned in the Git.
Mr.. w. Rippy spentthe latter part
.,f last week at Earle, Ark. where he
vent to visit his dauater. Miss Es-
ellie. who is teaching here.
Toys, toys, toys. at Crothers- Va
yioty store. Gel lhoto iu hC'p O"'
Santa Claus early.
Ask details about $4,000 in gold
Christmas Gift
Ed Egeleton was a Gre ada visi-
4or Friday.-Scobey News Jiss. Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Nee moved
INTO the bungalow Tuesday ohCOllege
ayanue which until then was t*upied
nv Mr.. Judson Jennings n VIZ. Mr..
and Mrs. Jennings have moh to
Sharkey, in the delta.
The Grenada Sentinel is Oh Of
those who is making the SOU lnIoid
christmas Gift possible. Now i;the
time TO renew your 1921 subscrlhon
co as to be sure 10 get IN on thlsolg
money proposition.
Thomas and Niles Smith, OF Ge-.
NADIA. spent SATURDAY night and Sa-I
day with homefoY.-Center roy
News Miss. Sun.
A remarkable lineof Christmas TO.
a, Carothers' VarieS Store
lots of new peopl in Grenada.
Give the stranger more than eve
a most cordial Grenad welcome.
= =
Mr.. r. Pressgrove purchased thi
week the residence nov occupied p
DIR. P. G. Pope and fnily: Il wa
owned by Mr.. Cole, fomeriy OF IN
ice plant in Grenada.
Ion;s Duboise, Of Glnada, spen
.,,sral DAYS with homcf0B.-Centel
point News Miss sun.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19

DR.. P. l.. Pope. is attending this
week the Southern Medical AsSCcia-
ton al Louisville. where he is OF the
program for a speech on health work.
Bring your job printing to the SEN
tinel office end get the very best
work and besides you may be made
the recipient CT one OF the Christ
mas Gifts-thc-e will be six of them /;
the largest $1OO-the smallest $25.
Dir. and Mrs. Joseph Meaders, of
Grenada, the later formerly Miss AL
berta Lewis, Of Charleston, were the
weekend guests of their parents, Rev.
ard Mrs. Lewis.-Miss. Sun.
Mr.. j. w. Wood. accompanied By DR..
j. S. Sharp and Mr. J. W. Vance, was
carried to Memphis Tuesday afternoon
for an operation for appendicitis. r
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school. 10 am.
Preaching at IL Am. and Z pm. by
Rev. E. r. Henderson
Subject Cor the morning service.
1.-THE Status Of a Chritian in the
World" for evening service. The
Status OF a Christian in Heaven =
Everybody cordially invited.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19
CONvOCATION OF OXFORD TO
MEET IN GRENADA.

The convOcation of Oxford will meet
In Grenada on the 22nd and 23rd OF
this month. The program will be as
C~OnvOcation will open at $3.50 pm,
Monday. ex
Prayer service and address, by Rev
Clement Brown OF Water Valley, 4
pm.
Evening prayer and address by Rev.
Martin and DIR. Smeade. 1880 O'Clock.
Tuesday. {.
Celebration of holy communion.
7:3O am.
Morning prayer and sermon by Rev.
Atkins, 10 o'clock.
Business session. 1880 to / pm.
Discussion of the nationwide cam
paign, $3.50 to $3.50 pm.
Prayer service and address by Rev.
Hudgins of Como. 4 pm.
Short service of prayer and address
by Rev. Vernon Harris, 1880 pm.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
REV. EDWARD A. DE MILLER,
Dean Of C~Onvccati0n Of Oxford.
-o--
A beautiful line Of Christmas
Cards at The Sentinel office. 7.
~
Look over the samples of Christ
mas cards at the Sentinel office.
Send your Job printing to The
Sentinel office.
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Misses Florence and. Lucille .BishQi
OF Grenada College spent Monday II
Memphis.
Hubert Pickle made a business trip
t, Grenada Tuesday.-Enid News
Miss. Sun.
Mr.. E. W. Mc41l worth spent Sunday
in Grenada with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. McEworth.
Mr.. William Penn spent a short
while in Grenada this week with
lomefolks. He came down from the
university, where he is studying law.
Mr.. John PresSgrove made his regu
lar trip to C~offeeyille last Sunday.
The Sentinel office will give you
a passport to the distribution OF the
$500 in Gold. For every dollar In
job printing, advertising or subscrip-
ton you get a showing to make your
self the recipient of n OF the Christ
mas presents to'be given in cold cash
Christmas Eve.
Mrs. r. J. Staten, of Grenada, yisi-
ted her niece, Mrs. j. M. Little, Mon
day and Tuesday. She was accom-
panied home by Mr. and Mrs. Little.
P. E. Brown motored to Grenada
Thursday ofternoon.-Cascilla News,
Mississippi Sun.
Mr. J. T. Thomas was among the
leading financiers of the state who
gathered at Jackson Tuesday to dis
cuss some of the grave economic prob
lens of the hour.
The Sentinel office wants your bust
ness and as an evidence Of aDprecia-
ton has joined with the others to dis
$500 in Gold Christmas Eve.
FARM WANTED want to hear
from party having farm for sale. Give
price and description. B. B. Howard,
Champaign, Illinois.
Eiessrs. W. X. Huntington and A. X.
Burt were SenatObia visitors last Sun
day.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19

Decide Owens, who has been work
ing in Grenada for some time, has
come home.-Center Point News,
Miss. Sun.
Grenada high school were victOrs
last Friday over Water Valley in two
contests on the Water E2lley grounds.
the Grenada girls winning at basket
ball, IS to s. and the boys winning at
football, IA to 6.
Miss Hattie Mabry is in Memphis
visiting ner sister. Mrs. Schultz.
Mr.. Milton Williams. who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Williams, returned Tuesday TO Qsceo-
la. Ark, to again take up his duties
there.
Mr.. r. c. Trusty is u of town
this week on business.
Mr, Clarence Burt made a business
trip to Sardis this week.
q y
Mrs. John Lay was.a weekend
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Townes, of Grena6a.-Miss. Sun.
500 in. gold; SIS in gold; $50 in
gold; and three gifts Of $25 in gold
making a total of $500 in all given
away Xmas Eve by Grenada Senti-
mel, The Leader, J. P. Meaders Furni-
ture Co., Nooner Drug Co., Grenada
Motor CO., E. j. Weyneth, Rolling
Market, Doak Hardware Co. and
PTessgrove Dry Goods Co. Ask>any one
1pf these concerns for complete de-
tails.
Mrs. lila Reeder, of Grenada, was
he guest of Mrs. T. C. Bradford Sun
lay. Misses Marjorie Burt and Will
allah Moore, of Grenada College, were
Eith homefolks for the weekend.
Clarence Burt, of Grenada, and AL
ert Keer Burt, of Como, spent Sum
NY with their mother.-Oakland
Jews, Miss Sun.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19
FoR THE DAIRY cow.

Only the best feed1stuM should be
used to obtain best results from the
mich cow. For an ideal feed use
about four hundred pounds of hulls
mixed with one sack of cotton seed
meal and one sack of Sweet Dairy
Feed. Vary this mixture occasional
ly with a little Wheat Bran or a bale
of good Alfalfa Hay.
These feeds may be obtained at
THE GRENADA FEED MILLING
Co. Call No. 10.
Christmas cards with envelopes to
match at the Sentinel office.
~AS @ G
/ stiIl take orders. for flowers for
all occasions. a,4s4e. iMia.f
If g. J. WEYNETH-
Do your Christians aheupinR early
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Send your job printing to The
Sentinel Office.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19

Look over the samples of Christ
mas cards at the Sentinel office.
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Cburtb Aotes

Rev. Edward A. DeMiller. rector CT
All Saints Episcopal church. will be
In Canton this week for the purpose Of
holding a mission at Grace Episcopal
church. He will return. however. in
time for the usual services Sunday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19

A beautiful line Of Christina.
Cards at The Sentinel office. :
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Decide Owens, who has been work
ing in Grenada for some time, has
come home.-Center Point News,
Miss. Sun.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19
ON H JOB
EVERY DAY
Red-Blooded Men and Women
Are Seldom Sick
WATCH YOUR BLOOD CONDITION
It You Look Pale. feel gloomy and
Rundown. Take Pepto-Manean
and Build Up.

You see men and women who are
never sick. They work hard, look
robust. eat heartily and enjoy life.
They have plenty OF rich. red blood
That IS why they are never Ill.
People who try to get along with
weak. impoverished blood always have
4 struggle. They go from one sick
ness to another. Children the same
way:
If You keep your blood rich and red
you'll enjoy full yigor. Disease has
little chance to develop in healthy
blood. AS soon as you feel rundown
take Pepto-Mangan for awhile. 10
will, feed your blood with the ingred.
tents needed to create a good supply
OF red c~Orpuscles.
PeptC- Mangan is sold in both LIQUID
and tablet form. Take either kind
you prefer. They are alike in medic
inal value. But be sure you get the
genuine Pepto-M angan-"Gude's." The
full name, Guides Pepto-Mangan.'
should be on the package.-Adv.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-11-19
WANTED TO RENT

: FIVE or six room house. Notify
Sentinel office. 11-19-tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-12
BELFAST

L4savlsg Lodi. CAM. 2 L,ecern .,er
n ar Oakland "a. M ara Mrs.
william. r Owens. the ln.tsr former
II A7ss BESSIE fish Of Cnisn. Me-.
nawes a.,riK7e6 n Belfast WHERE thRv
are E1,esfs Of NJ ana Mrs. Frank L.
" -i'r71f,an. They came sv ire southern
-nnte covering The entire distance
win ire azcey15en n -ba mics. DIT
car Al Galveston rhey shipped their
car ID New Orleans. NJ, and Mrs.
Owens spent Six weeks ~ Mla-n5 Fla
md 7ark tfIs TRIP 1urta is3surel r
They VIII 3ssavs Maine nE~t week On
their hntnf-aaHd trip. going IRA Chi
caEn- M Owens Is fruit -aiss.r
az~-n- VINEYARDS IN Lodi where he
packs cherries and grapes tgr the
eastern ma-kut.
George wrnan, 4 - year old buv
or Trpy Was sentenced n. rs1e STATE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-12
yASSALROE0

CROSS z1z-Lr--Ths La1srs AID II Jhs
Center efIur-h viii sss-ve bRkea bean
supper a. rae vt.Et--r Thursday evening.
MaT Is. A snsRker VIII be present f-arn
HR.-rv.Iie far Ire purpose II explaining
n the people the Ta1rr-chEraa Move
nHn1 Ca-npHiEn- L stnrrv viii be
me 1rsi ia=r nigh
Ms. Mary : CLARK aas suid be- 1zrr
Ia M Hail NJ Narth < azsAISorn-
M-s Ora Austin Is Whiting her sis---
M-s- Il p. RohnIns 81 AG-nstz-
Delmsns Briggs IS on ne SICK Es-
M-s C.,a-z Pe-5er and aaaEt1er A-z
E54Tn Tapd, wao have besn passing t1as
w.1t= 4 tas South, returned % tsle:-
nurns II fhls place Thursday
County Asen1 Clarence Lay O. AR-
Eag.2 vii give pruning de.nnnEt-all asl
"Wednesday a. Il L. Il IN the CT, hard
81 Frank EoElaHnn. Everybody l..sE--
esfed Ii in--i1ed n Nc present
MAlrin Topey ms rzasar,y purchased
a pEar Of hnraeS Of r. EawG-l CASEY Of
Augusta
Clarence Jgnes Of Cnnnrrtlr.st arrived
" eslnrsdiEr to Stay ~ the hume NJ VIII
lam Russtl IN arrnunt ~ II hsaith
kt.nnshec Lodge Ma. 1T,
/ u O. r. and yassalboua Retek.-a
Lodge vii observe the 1alsf ami
a8wlne worship ~ tAe RHpgIEf ehnrra
al Ncrth gHssE here on Summary. Mas
10 a. IASh Al Ode Fszlnws and
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she was the widow Of David -8wle
wt1r died some thirty wears az-a, and
ltle- 4AsG Of her SIX CmlGrE2. I son.
dad 3 wears a-a. Eleva-l Tears a--a
she came TO make her home wlIh
MIS- Dutch Hhuru she lpveG Is 4
daughter ard up ~ six weeks aga
Ms. -uw}e vas IN her asua- health,
ner mind clear and alert
Some An Years am she asked Rstv
DHvad Bracket an a-eG retired
clergyman n ATTEND ssr funeral b'1r
owing n Illness he Will De unable *
90 So. Eer &. Saacr af It1e Baptist
church uf which she has }aaE been
q ccrn-au7i cant W. o-zicizse and she
VII lie and 10 rest IN ire At1le bury
anr E~aund Z. N5r-l Sesrspnrt winch
aagelns her hume farm and WHERE
her husband and SIX children aga
buried. Eer nearest relatives are a
aa2t argtatr and several aepnews and
-rzpcns
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-aa-usta Girls Club Notes

- .r~a-r.s r:.lt--- n af AAEzE-
I'D .-t~lk g7lTr II GAR fr2Tu nA
au.r~- GIN t. me Men : singing
r. Nerlv Mass st1uws that
sta -ecripts wara S--ssaa.-a TIE
e-cprnFes tBra3 were S5a4-4 making
me amount cleared S20s ab. This
money g II ~ asrd far SCREENING N
ne porch and windows 81 The club
house and 70 make the place mere
attractive Tor ne summer months.
On Wednesday, evening the caok1aE
The girls who haTe been taking this
course have enjoyed L Very much
IS weI as learning mach la.ur--aa-
lun II The culinary ar
The third dancing lesson under the
5i-eCuun # MISS Paine Will be an
next Monday evening. Al tha1 tame
he simple fancy dancing vii be
Z lgiT+- snch a. the rInue1- Eng1lEa.
peasant dances and snrnp Of the mod
e'.- fancy steps. The Class Is open 70
AT n7arra2ee-e interested.
On Thursday evening the millinery
and sewing CtEsEes ara Il meet n
regular seSsior. Members nav ar7a-
1nnaE Glasses a. an Tine.
The executive crunch IF the club
VIII hold It's mun1hlv meeting II &
Y "Wednesday evening Al r'csark
Following the meeting the mem bars
arr Blaming 70 Ct 70 thr C'itv RAJ
70 ATTEND tne civic forum Al mem
ar--S Of r45s .l1,A s-H r7-rar -e a--s--f9
the civic turrn meeting.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
eogsaads Of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouhe a
Never Suspect T.

Il such conditions are pe-ns--ad -
c1u1--as- sErlolE -esuaeS are sure II
1oncw; Kidney Trouble N i1s vary
w1-st form may siea1 upon yea.
because as sDon As ycD- kidneys are
11e cazse IF your sickness Or rG-
duwl egncaDn1. BEGIN taking Lr.
K1fusr's Swamp E-ool- t1.s famous
kidney. liver and bladder medicine
because as soGn as vcalr ElEnevs are
wei. they VIE help the other Qr-ns
ID health.
Il YOU ara already Convinced hat
SUam1-Rour e what You need YOU
CAN purchase the regular medium
and large size boU1lss a. al drug
st1res Don't make ANY mistake 81.
remember rhe name. Or h-l-1ei'
Swaup-Root- and tt1e address BiaE-
nazntEr- \ Y. which y-Ba VII 6-d OF
every hottie.
sa-lla size bottle If $wa-7-T.oGt
* Ca. Elag aau-1n. y = The
information. containing mary Of
,eiz-es from men s2nG Women who
1st TIE remedy needed n k16nev,
7le and success Of Swamp -Root are
ldTl sec q send for a sample size
y Y Eie sure 70 sa-
Daily A-gn1ebsC J1u1-laz.-A6v-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-12

Eepckaas ERE most cara1A-lv invited
ID De present
A leg1oE Of me Enca-n prnenf /
Q. o r. If t1las alsi1urt Wl5l De Ae>u
Win AHriaTn E-cA-- TFGneui 0f Va
;eIv-Ile, Ma - The Golden Rule
aegree VII * conferred ~ Aa-iAn
Encl11pIne1I supper ~ DC sarvsa
a1tEr tina wBrh
TIRE La15es AID Of Inc Methodist
Episcopal church VII serve a SUP
@Ist- a. ne vesE~y Thursday. May "a
Mothers DRy Vas observed .. Lh@
Methodist Episcopal cnGr-r-.. Oh sur
Gay WITH 4 very Interesting sermon
BY the paslcr. Eeys john Gibson
Work n tae woolln mil - very
slack AT tne present 1lne. Tac III.
Is running from = an1ll P. M
The inzr1Ag1r-y degree VII be con-
teir'sd hy keunseee Lodge / c. - f.
an two candidate Ma -.
Owing u the weather praEEcx-lv
m farming has been acne Is yst n
this Vicinity.
RFv. X. r. Berry mas 80 chickens
and plans ID -zzze see
norman ksnneaE. Nha mas been
II PhLlE7AlpilR sinos the VA, n 81
home lar an =x-zrdea visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-12
NORTH AUGUSTA

All a-s planning = Esbd tine AZ the
Nc-rn AaEasra Grange hall May 21s-
when The Es@Hagx @s.esHa WIFE"
vii be rf7e atf-zc raen. The nlay VII
cluEs with snclR1 za1ce.
Quite a crew Of ner WE'RE rlesr-
ing ~ NJ Venom cemetery lEssi
week
The @fane sshopi observed Ar5or
6av cleaning 10 the school yass and
a fn@ bonfire The teachers and ru-
pills planted very pretty pine tree.
Mrs Lesfnr TAsEne Is quite slcl
with hraach4zlE- fs.sr aaagtfAr Amy,
Is caring fur her.
Charles Eaiey is gate sick with
q severe Ecin
p a Hsi-rnE AZ Newport r T. u