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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
GLows on
G.OP.Non1ir1ees--
Both Back on Jobs
Gratis FOR COOLIDGE

Boston. June 14-Governor Cool
idre, Republican nominee fnr the
vice Presidency received congratula-
tIons from Massachuserts leaders Of
the party al q reception held 81 the
state house this afternoon.
The governor was greeted by
Lieutenant Governor Claiming Il
Cox, Frank Z. Hall, chairman Of the
state committee and Massachusetts
delegates 70 the Chicago convention.
The Delegates paraded from the
south station To the state house
while whistles Of harpOr craft and
ferry boats were being blown.
Il am mindful Of the great honor
that has been conferred upon me.
but. beside that and apart from It.
! appreciate" SAID Governor Cool
idre. very much more deeply the
mark Of friendship that caused you
men and women, tired as you are
from rhe long conventiur and The
long tourney. To come here this afr
noon. II moment that XOu arrive 81
YOUR destination. and ID assure me
OF your friendship and Of your good
wishes.
After all. Offices are ended and
tney fade away, Friendship and the
esteem ID which men hold each
other may remain forever And
great as I regard the honor thai the
convention mas conferred upon me-
I regard with much more sEtlstac-
ton and much more honor TINS --io-
ute of you VINO knew me. who have
loved me. and worked and wrought,
and the confidence rna1 you have IN
me.
i thank each and every one Of
YOU"
Cheers were given for the next
vice President and the Republican
national ticket" Then some one
suggested three cheers for Oregon.
The response was hearty. II was an
Oregon vote which put Governor
Coolidge III nomination for vice
P~esi dencv.
Governor Coolidge tonight re-
celved the follow telegram from.
Senator Harding II reply ID ms teie-
gram
THANK you for your message
our selection for the vice P-esl-
dencv has strengthened our ticket by
adding a truly great and trusted
American. I am nonored by the
association
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

creased 10 so cents per hour up 10 not
more than 10 hours work per dav,
Where women are empiuved II the
same classification as men they shall
De PAID equal ply fur equal work
3. Date Effective
TINS award is 70 take effect aF Of May
first. 192G, and TO continue for one
wear
ThlE increase IN wages adds SUB
staurlalv 70 the operating cos+ Of the
company and viii require a reconsld-
GRAFTON by the proper authorities Of
the fare which the COMPANY is allow 20
ny law ID collect from us passen ge~s
II should also ne suggested thai
rne present condition Of the COMPANY
is such Ina1 revision Of the laws
under which fts property andT'T a..l4lif,s
a-s-a1ea. Dorn ny the rnurIc paII-v and
State. Is necesga-v. and careful cDnRld-
GRAFTON gwen the question of other
sured the maintenance Of the cBlnna-
nys street raiiwav service under cen
ditIuns which vii permit Dorh en-
pluyaE and investors 70 receive ~nrsDrl-
able returns for their services ana
capita
Signed
W p PA-TANGA-L.
JOSEPH Z T CONNOLLY,
JAMES r TAEFv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Printer Had Right
Dope on q. @. p. Choice

Chicago. June I4.-The Republican,
campaign fDr the election OF Senator
Warren g. Harding 10 the presidency
was launched to-day at national com
mirtee headq uarters here
The first lot of 1000 09D autographs
Of the candidate viii be ready for
distribution this week, the chairman
has announced. The paper was Eur
CHASED and ready several months ago
and pictures and autographs OF AL the
candidates were obtained. BY a
strange coincidence the printer vino
won the contract chose Senator Hard
iugg picture TO demonstrate his wort,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
General Fnrerzst

Air pressure remains low over the
entire United States with center Of
maximum depression over lew Found
land and the west Canadian provinces.
This pressure distribution is attended
by temperatures absve the normal
over all parts Of the country east OF
the Rocky mountains.
The outlook is for parity clcuGv
weather with probable showers and
thunder storms Tuesday and Wetnes-
day in rhs middle Atlantic states ana
for generally fair weather II the New
England states.
No material change in temperature
Is Indicated over the eastern lalf OF
the country during the next IS hours
Winds of Atlantic coast North %
Sandy Hook. moderate west, fair, San-
dv Hook to Harteras, gentle to rnoder-
ate variable, partly cloudy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Conductor Is Killed
When Outing Special
And Freight Collide

Chicago. June 14.-One man was
killed anu score or more injured to
dav when une Pere Marquette Resort
Special" bringing week-end parties
from Michigan summer resorts crashed
head-un into an easrbound freight
train IN the South Chicago Yards.
The dead man is George Bafema OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, conductor Of the
passenger train.
Railroad officials say someone left
d switch open. allowing the freight
train 10 run IN on the west hound iGain
track directly IN front Of tie passen-
ger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Means, Acquitted
Of Murder. Brings
Corruption Charges

New Y ork- June 74-sutt for 81
on 600 damages was fled N federal
court here today nv attorneys for
CASTOR z. Means against District
Attorney Edward Swami and Assist
ant District T-ornev John T Dool-
lng.
The com piaIur charges the defend
ants with cOnspirlns with officials of
the Northern Trust Company of
Chicago, ITO nribe and corrupt wit
nesses'' 70 testify falsely against the
plaintiff IN mis- trial for murder of
Mrs. Maud A. Robinson King and To
defeat probate of the alleged last
Will Of James c. King Of Chicago.
her husband
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
West Virginia Man
Kills His Family
and Ends Own Life

Sis1erville, ", Va. June 14-Fred
Seckman, an Oil driIler, after killing
his wife and four children at shir-
ley, ". Va, near SistsrvIlle, last
night, ended MS own life by Smashing
MS throat with the razor he had
sued upon MS victims, and jumping
into q rain barrel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

Labor to Back Non
Partisan Program
Lamenrs Failure =. s. 70 Sarify
SoNenant-6ei,eMes Seurle Afouic
Ascept League II Neec OF 0-ner
Election S-oniems-one Big UuInn
MOT Feasible. RE Says

Montreal. June 14.-Organ1zeo lapor
Of me United States WIS appealed 20
ny Samuel Gompers OF the American
Federation Of Lannr -ndav III give rs
suppu-- ID the non-parrisau political
program Of the federation AMI ID urge
upon Congress- Ehs ratification Of Ine
League Of Narlnus
Cha-aCte-IzIng the failure OF tins
United States 10 rat-ty the covenant
as ''pItIabie," M. Gompe-s- speaking
befnre the annual convention of the
federation, SAD. II the question was
submitted n the people without any
other enLangIIng problems II was Jns-
tive That the peuple Of our epuurr-
would say by an overwhelming vote
-nat i desires rne League If Ma
tinns
The veteran labor chef expressed
the fear that N the coming political
campaign the league VIII oe sub
merged IN The number OF Questions
which must attract the attention of rhe
people Of THE United States
Nj. Ionpe.-s was brief IN his appeal
TO the federation To continue To stand
by MS nnn-parrisan nnIirIcaI program
asserting Cnat TINS subject may be
IN concrete form before the cBuven-
lIon" within rhs nez- few davs.
The "une Dig union" ne SAID. could
not endure because II ran cnur1er 10
rne laws Of human nature
Nj. Gompe-s' address. u-f1Irh was
sTeeLen with great applause. cErne II
the close Of the convention session To-
CAV and was IN reply ~ THOSE gwen bv
F-a1e-nal Delegates J. X. ogden nj
the British cratis UNION campaigns
anu J a McClelIand of the cana -iiE.
trades ana labor campalgus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Atrenrs College Class Dinner

Springfield. Mass. June 14-I0r-
crnor Cootd-e a--1ved here tonight
to ATTEND the dinner of the Amherst
class OF 1sga Re was met al the
station by LucIus +. Eastman Of
New york class president. and
Frank e Stsa-nE. president of the
associated industries Of Massachu-
setts. and escorted To the Colony
club. where the class had assem- hled-
There nc was greeted with a series
OF college and class wells, TO which d
Coolidge" was appended. The
governor Joined IN singing class and
College songs. and seemed 10 enjoy
the RELAXATION trom the strain of the
last few DAYS.
u am not here on politics" the
governor declared. and IN an infnr-
maj talk To his classmates ne con-
fined himself to "reminiscences Of his
college DAYS. His roommate at cDl-
lege. john P DeerIng, who is q Re
publican candidate for the governor
ship Of Maine, was unable to be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

Lewiston. Me-, June 1h.-Em niover
III the AndroscDEgtn and Keunebac
Street Railway are granted an in
crsase IN wages by the award Of a
board Of a-h1c-atDrs made public to
day. The new scale IL 4g ID 52 cents
an hour. with 5s cents an hour fur
operators of one-man cRrs. and is
retroactive II May 1. WiIliam B.
skslron, president Of the -naG, said
tonight the award undoubtedly meant
further increase IN passenger tariffs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Assassin Attempts
Life jap Premier

Honolulu. June 14-tBy the Asso-
cIateu -essb-An unsuccessful at
tempt was made Sunday night TO as
sassinate Premier Sara If Japan. ac-
cording 70 Toxic advices received by
'Nippu Jill The assailant who is
reported to be a Japanese fanatic.
was arrested, the dispatch declared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Govt Considering
Placing Ban on
Export of Sugar

Washington, Tune l4-An embargo
on the expurt uf sugar is included II
me plans Of the department Of Justice
fur relieving the nationwide sugar
shortage, A u. Riley, special assisr-
ant m the attorney general, aunuunc-
ed torav
Sugar exports during 192n ai-eadv
nave exceeded exports for the whole OF
last year Mr.. Riley said Exports for
1919 Included III GOO tons OF Amer
can-owned sugar. while from JRnuarv
! to MAY 81 exports of American su-
gar amounted 10 22n. bBn TINS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

-7V,HL. Me, June 14.-Eev. VII
0- T. 5a~-serI. vino recently resigned
3'-r-g-a II the Pine Street Con-
- -'#tal- church. delivered q tare-
5seAaage 70 his congregation rom
pup. sunday morning. Rev and
5a~-.er- VIII leave Tuesday
aE Tor ocean Park. where rner
as ne summer al their SEASIDE
Ther pian TO reside the com
Winter J. Boston. where Dr.. aBrt-
".A DC engaged in nterary and
1-.-a work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Nees,ersn Captain 5pwno,n Base
ball

Brunswick, Me, June 1z4-N il4iam
v.edlernan of Portland was this
oe,.-,opn elected captain Of the Bow
dpin College baseball team Tor next
wear. Needlsman has PLAYED center
t,e,d ON tine team fDr two wears ana
mas also played auarterhaciE On the
,,u-sirv football team. He originally
went TO the University of Maine. en-
tertur Bowdoin IN the class Of 1918 as
q sopnornore. lie lost two Years Of
in the navy dur
tnr the war and viii praduate with the
CLASS Of 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
"Eunme" Auto Driver Fined

Portland. Me. June las the "a
suit of an automobile accident Al lsor-
nam SUNDAY, N which Mrs X. z
Drew of West Gsornam and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Sarah Alexander Of Auburn,
WERE slightly injured when q wagon
IN which they were riding was darlpl-
-4giled. George Skillings " Biddeford
Was fined S7eo AND COSTS for operating
an automobile while intoxicated and
Horace Stevens Of Wesrbrook 81 and
costs for inruxicHtiun by Judge Lyons
in the Westurook municipal court this
morning Both men pleaded guilty 70
the charges against them and paid the
fines and costs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Hsro~~ato-v --,sonsr Reid in Ware

29~l- udaam, Ne. June IL
VI 1@. -n.e-vIewed relative To the re-
s- ia after Z. Palmer. alias Fred
--iE T-c was one Of 1ne three men
#H asc11eG rom the State REforrna-
Try der mere about a week ago.
-- *-ea Tested by the Ware. MASS.
-..ee. saDe-tucendeut Il. Z. Durnall
'4e@a LA he mad mot received aIIy
WIZ ron Ware. but would get into
'''j','i, 4atgun with them al once 10
He could bring Palmer here
-e- #a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Tuesday fair. "Wednesday parity
cloudy probably local thunder show
erg; not much change in temperature;
gentle 10 moderate shifting winds.
Eastern New York: Partly cloudy
TUESDAY, probably followed by lncai
thunder showers Tuesday night or
"Wednesday: not much cnange IN tenn
perature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Find 5nay Missing satn Boy

Richmond. June Id Special -
The body Of Henry Paris, the IL
vea--old son % Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Paris. was found this morning At
the Eastern steamship dock. This
boy dtsappeared Saturday morning.
re told his mother that ne was go
ing fishing with another little boy
Searching parties have secured the
wuofis and men were g-appiInE
along the river all DAY Sunday and
Monday morning and not a trace Of
the boy was found until about II
O'Clock
Mr.. Pa--is, the boys' father, Is II
New York on business and relatives
here have been unable 10 locate him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

Status Extracts y De Determined
Portland Me. June -..-WheLhel'
or not a grocer may sell ftavorlng e1-
tracts with nigh alcoholic content was
al issue ID prosecution Of Antonio
Raga IN the municipal court here 70
dav when ne WIS found guilty, flnen
s7oo and g1ven TWO months GAL sen
terce Deputy Ehertffs seized Il nUt-
ties IN ms store frst noting that ID
bottles mad been sold II . single dGy
Appeal WAS entered ana the case viii
gp TT the Maine law court FOR decision
as To whether such sales should ne
restricted on the ground thai C1esse
extracts are irruxicaprs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

washington June A4g-EenRtOr
Johnson Of California arrived here
late TODAY and went di-acriv TO his
nome al RiverfiaIe. Md. The senator
declined to make any comment on tire
convention or hrs future plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

.yo~. ST.. June 14.-Gansral
'rEz1l.ze- : Mccarthy of Boston,
'52rezat.-.ug nc urinn. 70 w'lurn was
r'.a-~-, -He matter af an adjustment
...- wage question nv tire local Fish
i-@HLi@- mon mas indicated that an
-S'iF adjustment r. prubanie Another
21ie-=1."s vi ae neid TOMORROW Mr..
---@-'-v states init ne looks TOR
94,i-sta9-'~'- ana arricahle settlement
differences and a narmuninus
1anre 81 the industry here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Maine Wire Briefs
1o--.anr Soy kilied Ey Auto

Ae----1a Ae.. June 14.-Ruduiph ].
-la-.ueaeau- azen I'VE wears. son Of
e.ssn1 Z 0andenaau Of this CITY, was
-az.aa..- sled ~nnight when he WIS
S-1oH mt al automobile driven ny
A4A-' r A-Ier. The boy was drink
n -~1r O. ~Duurain and turned 70 run
-cross ne s-reer when me MAJ. ing
-ag-t- nm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
Red HOrdes
Pressing Back
Poles In Kiev

Warsaw, June Is;--he BoishevfIzi
are pouring into the klev region.
backed by the greatest number of
divisions the Poles have ever faced,
according to reports received to-
night The Poles are Withdrawing
their main forces
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
&c Continue u. Of M. Law
Scrppi

Aie- June 1.-THE posi-
p lie College of Law of the
-.e-z.-r " Maine being discontfn-
~is caused much annovanrs
'E ne graduates Of the school,
@ft hoping IL will be possible I'd
Ihe school. Thirty days
'''er allowed in wfiirh the alumni
trends Of the school are TO see
tr' 2ap DO in providing needed
a4ehl To hesp the law school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

st. Johns. \. r., June 14-Heavy
rains of the lust two days have ex
tinguished the forest fires in the
eastern SECTION of the island and
L. 900 fire fighters hive returned To
their homes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New Engiand Far Tues
day ana probably wednesda-, milf
temperature.
Southern New England rair Tuese-
day Wednesday parity cloudy with
probably local thunder showers, not
much change IN temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
.r1i-rarion Board Decision Makes Scale On 4
( I. Is 10 81 Cents an Hour, Retroactive to
MAY Portland Workers Get 10 Cents an
Hour Increase = Awards Are Half What
Was asked For
VrTTRATORS' AWARD

-,.--r scale for me conductors
-,of,-ner employed ny ths An
..,.~o-,r,r and keunebec Railway
-.,,na- was announced last night
no noa-r II arbitration. cunsist-
--.rriurr = Pa-tangau Of AL
- Judge William II Newell OF
--.s,or mn james H vahey of
,..--;,1s 70 whom the question WAS
ErnmI--ea.
80 aarlgior states that the wages
.,. Il. nnr0-uen and conductors
.r.,n nd as follows:
-,- -n4 +~st -ilree months Of ser
-,.. Is cents per hour.
-o- me -ez SIX months Of service,
IL ~ .ants per hour,
--,,a-eas-ss So cents perm Dur
.,n. m. ea.r operators, SO cents
~ aou,
III. ,..~~aa-uerr perwaan the parties
,-ts award Is % lake effect as OF May
RS a-a anu 70 continue tor one
We
Or 1ur-iand Suar
-Te I'm -ators made the following
sra- Is CARDS wages -ur the en-
raye Of M Cumberland County
z.ows- : Ign Co.
Wage
ne wage scale eo- al no1nrmen.
-sezsen=e-1 and conductors shall ne =:
Pm the a-st -nree months Of service.
E ser.s ner nour" for the next nine
v-or.zz b sa~vlce - - cents per
-o-- -aares--er- j. cents per hour;
fig mar ~ operators. 90 cents per
Er
T4ree o. other Employees
wage " employees orner than
a7.9rmau and conductors. v-nIcn rave
rel submitted 10 rnE arbitration,
sna % Increased ny an addition Of
re- -eu.. 70 Ehe wages paid ID them
M 1-s- l&st excepting that in
In .4se " men now receiving ~ II
ca,.-s ne, auur the wage shall ne in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

lewiston. Ne, June 14-Dunald K
" GODDARD of New Bedford. Mass.
Was elected captain Of tennis al
Bates college today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

New York. June 14-JEaIDuET over
a woman Or heavy lnsses sustained
al cards-whlch. i either, furnished
the motive fnr them urder here lest
Friday Of Joseph & EIwelI, wealthy
1ur1 man and whist wtzard-tf1e po-
lice tonight were fucuarinr nerweeu
these theories in thar efforts 70 solve
q crime winch rf1ev admitted was tne
most battling hey mac encountered
II years.
Involves N. Y. Society Woman
Clues point TO the woman theory
according ID the majority NJ me de-
Lectlves who are working on the case
They claim mat THIS theory was
strengthened when II was learned
that Marie Larson, EuweLs house
keeper had found n the bedroom Of
his handsome home. when ne was
shpt, d w0nau's silk under-a-meu1
TINS gurmen1 Is reported 10 belong 10
i New Z ork society woman. whose
name Is being withheld pending her
examination.
Slayer May Se tx Army Mar
Convection thaI the husband Of TINS
worluE. an ez-a-uv man killed the
whist expert was expressed by some
Of the detectives.
The SIZE Of the taIa. bullet and the
fact that Il had sreel Jacket point
81 the fact thai q government auto
T.
Is TOO large q weapon zor popular use
ana The steel Jacket indicated thai
The bullet WIS fred rom an auto
mauc. They sought 10 trace the
source OF 4 reporr that gambler nad
-hrea1aned 70 Kill EllweI, anG. IN
continuing taday's examination Of
society women, sporting men and
prominent figures IN New ork.s f.
uanclal district, where Elwel &C
cuDiea q brokers office devoted most
OF their effort rnnIgtlt To big plays IN
which he mad engaged. An lntimats
friend Of EllweIIs, VINO himself is
considered an authority on auction
bridge. spent much Of the Gay III the
district attorneys office. E.a Described
~-iS 0IoAN A1il-~- o. dL CAA44AEl1stL4E
loser" rather than q bag winner.
.Bur can man he an authority
and at me same time d ipsero'' ne
was asked.
Certainly Mir whitehead replied
''chat often happens. It's the same in
other -hln-E-rhe best PLAYERS often
make rne worst witnesses when on
rh4 E.rr-9E n,T,s1ai1rar,
Mr.. Whitehead SAID ne ''ragrnrrad
his inability To throw any light on the
case"
He had not seer EllweI for some
time
Meanwhile preparations were being
made for the funeral tomorrow at
RldgHwood. \ +
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
WOOD GOAT EASY Money MEN
IN BOLD TRY TO BUY NOMINATION

Dr.. Butler, Head of Columbia Uni
versity and Unsuccessful Candidate
at Chicago Issues Statement on Con-
vention Fight = Deplores Unhappy
Position of General, Raps Backers
Of Audacious Move--A Strong Ticket
in Final Selection of Republican
Leaders and Victory Certain His
Belief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15
WAGE BOOST GRANTED TROLLEY WORKERS
oNA.&k AND PORTLAND STREET RAILWAYS
MEANS HIGHER FARES ROAD OFFICIAL SAYS
WOMAN OR CARDS
Back Of ElweIl Murder.
Police Theory

Mcri@e for Killing Of EIcn New York
TurTrnsn Last Friday Niqtt Still
Mystery n SniIce-@ornan Theory
Gss~s Arlenty - Gamblers Threat
Being 7-noea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

Political Advertisement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

Lsfa Jourusa Mant As Talser nelr
ynu WRITE ynur MART Al. Concise
l~urdinG ~iii savs unnecessary ~nrcs
and ruduce the cost of advertising,
ctsar nssanins viii bring best results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-15

JLfcEFA Z. 7. tEtJN NULL
JAMES Il. TAEEv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
Charmingly Fresh
Blouses and OverblOuses

of Georgette of Wolfe; of Crepe de Chine. There is such
wide of these dainty bouses that every
who visits Blouse Section be pleased
Tiny ucks and frlng with here and there inserts of
real imitation et eluny and val laees totone ribbon
effects, beautifully hand embrodered-these are
the French Wolfe Bouses which every adores-and
others too to mention The price range from
$6o5 to $3.50.
There of course, many higher priced models which
will be gladly shown you if you so desire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
Women should buy this
Georgette Crepe freely

Because of the superior quality it is of asik quail
ity 40 inches wide. Especially desirable for bouses
dresses and fine lingerie ETC. There than one
hundred light and dark coors to choose from, with
plenty of white, flesh, navy and black. We have sold
thousands of yards of this identical quality at $500
yard our special price for Wednesday, SLIGO yard
Third Fleor-Lansburgh &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
Genuine Wilton Rug
Jute Velvet Stair Carpet
OUR REGULAR $4,000
QUALITIES, REDUCED TO.

Railways and stairways the passageways OF the home
Constant and to these floor coverings, and
therefore there need for repenshng them often
These attractive Persian and aover designs with Dor
will interest every housewife; sell them regularly
$40 yard; Wednesday, yard, $17o.
-Lansbu & her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03
Dark Blue
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These bags have been selling
at a much higher price, but to
make way for new goods that
are now coming in we are SELL
ing them at great reduction
price of $3.50.
They are perfectly lined and
fitted out with little purse and
mirror. A large silk tassel
forms the weight and TRIM
ming.
First F10oE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03


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