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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

passing her vacation with her grand
pa-reurx. Mr.. and Mrs. George EuEsF7-
haK returned 70 her home II Lynn,
Mass
Aev. and Mrs. L-0rgiev and Miss
5eIie LnnEiey were II tUwn on FRI
dgy On their way hnms from Lsls
PUNT
Perls jackson and Family are oC-
cupvIug the Washburn cpr-aGs.
M ann Mrs Wells ere kaaplnE
house tpr z. a Ward wn1ls he lz~at
Owls Eead
M And Mrs. Alva-auo Clark uf
Comma have been visiting NJ.
Clark sister Mrs Ehen Bailey
Mrs. silenR Doe anu daughter,
ANNIE. VIM have been paElsrg their
summer vacation IN their home here
have returned ID EeupsfeaG L 7.
whore Miss annie Is teaching school.
Guests FL the Roberts louise ara
Miss Marjorie wheeler Of Boston.
NJ and Ms Mpulrnn. Eeroert anG
ksnneIh Ausrin Of Cnnnec-cut- ana
Alden Turner Of -opshEm
= z Clarke Of Augusta was n
rown IN Thursday
M. ana Ms " L Hail Eobe--
AMI Mildred Hall Of Dover. ware -e-
cent guests Of Mrs. Ella BR--le--e.
= N. EoErsr reports his brother
z. ". Foster Of wAre-viIIe. VINO was
rscerr,v SERIOUSLY Ir1ured Dr an autn
running over MIN az somewhat bel
ter anc hopes are entertained Of ms
recovery
Few. M. Luce. district super-nren-
dent preached III the Methodist
Church last Sunday evening.
John Gerald Is quite II II ms
home
Mlasnipman Harold Doe If al
home Oh thirty DAYS leave Of absence
from 7. 8. Naval Academy, Annapo-
liH- NJ Doe has JuEr completed q
three months cruise On The na-tle-
ship Michigan. n COM pauv with
five other ships, up rhe Pacific caasT
70 Washington by way of the Pana-
Ma Canal
Donald and Theodore vt1rrern ore
with AnLnurv " Perkins rnotored
down from West 6uxourv, Mass,
last FRIDAY 70 Visit their parents.
NJ. ana Mrs. v-h1rcemore
Eonert Muckler Is az home from
MasEacnuser-s, where he has been
this summer
Miss Esrele B-a.nerd was the
guest Of Mr. anc Mrs. william Turn
sr las1 Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Pres. Bradbury of
Northpor't Country Club
Reelected for Fifth Term

Nor-lporti Me Sept. At the
fifth annuaI meeting Of the North.
port Country Club Charles Bradbury
OF Belfast former Augusta man.
Was Reelected preslden. for the fifth
were vice preEl deu1s. ? George Dod-
worth. 1-a n. Cune. New : ark: sec
-s-a-y and treasurer. Charles E
Rogers. New York. Assistant ssc-e-
ta-v and treasurer. Miss =. Per-.ne
New York; Board Of Governors. z
L Flanders, 9 z. Roberts. Boston
=. W Blaisdeil. James Z loves,
Morris =. slugg, v. j. DormAn, =.
Frank Parker. Belfast Ralph a
Peavey. Dallas. Robert Z Bean
Camden. Ira N. Cobs. =. George
Dodwur-a. New York.
Golf Committee: 2. Z Flanders
chairman, James z. Huwes treas
u-er; ". z. Hatch, New Bedford.
secretary: =. George OoGworth, J.
". DouEan, Ralph a Peavey. Ira
N. Cnbe. Dr.. William =. -ibpey, -
". Heating, V. J. Durnau, Cecil
Clay.
The Reelection Of Mr.. Bradbury
as president is very pleasing TO
members Of the club for he has
made a fine offic;al. universally
liked and II Is due 70 his energetic
management that the Sunday night
uusicales have been such q SUCCESS
Ee has put a great deal Of tine and
thought INTO the weekly concerts
and those Of the past ssaspn have
been very ENJOYABLE and largely 1t
tended The clubhouse closed on
Tuesday for the season. Under the
management Of Mrs. Rose Fany the
restaurant has had a very SUGGEST
tul season and has bean unusually
well par-en,zed. The club member
ship has Increased and under rns
direction of Chairman Ira NJ. Cpbe
Of the Eouse CpmmIr-ee, one Of the
most entertaining caba-ets IN the
history Of the club was gwen on
AuErSr nth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

s1n Ee- Clark VIM Is raEaivlnE Sur
gicaI t-sa--nent ~ rhe Augusta gen.
e-al hospital.
Nj and Mrs. ZEinEtaEs Light and
children VIM have for ths past few
weeks bssn VISITING ms parents. Mr..
aqr Mrs. Edward Light have rs
turned 70 their home n Waterbury,.
Conn
Rsv Byron orr N Lw-ence.
Mass, VIM Is holding meetings IL
S-lckney's Corner every evening The
coming wesk VIII speak a. Las Ra-
zurvills Christian EadeEvur Chapel
mex Sunday mnrclnE 81 1870. In the
AFTERNOON AZ 2.3D O'CLOCK Rev. Charles
C-nnk1Is. pEsrur Of the Appleton
Baptist church viii aisn speak Ef
the Christian EndeEvor chapel. al
are cordially trvrted 70 attend these
services
Mrs. Os-ia Bartlett N South Som
ervllle VINO mas osan visiting hsr
nlect. Mrs. JOHN Esancy has re-
turned hume
Mrs A-nuld Morton VINO was tar-
1eriy Miss ka1naleen Fa-G whn
+AGAE ATlSl-A NAL-4 A4c- L4L-4A1 f4S A-ilE
her E-antirnpths-, Mrs. AdaIald Far
raj ms returned 70 mar home N
Bath.
LYDIA Day VIM ms been Visiting
her sister, M-g. VIII L@Engr a.
North Washington has returned
home
NoR-E-M-s EoHe Savage had a
pa--lal s1nEk and les bean confined
70 her -onn Tor about Twu weeks
She is now ahie II ne I'D q little
buf Is ainps- helpless
George Gro--ur wno mas tnr vea-s
beer n Massachusetts ant Rhode
Island. visited his ulens. Mrs. Gsras
Turner Z few days last week
NJ ana Mrs. Seweu McCG-nsy II
SnrnerviIle. Mass. 1BI1eo he- par
enrE. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. y. LeI1fest. q
few DAYS last week They made the
---1p with their motorcycle.
Rex Prescott maze d ousIness rip
70 Bangor last 5arurdHv.
Mor-1s and George -artest AMI
MISS GLADYS Ring Of snnerviIle.
MasE.. were the guests Of M Aa6
Mrs. Nj. ". Lerfest SUNDAY and
-abor dGv
TX A. Palmer ms returned 70 LIB
e--v where ne IS az work for Angus
rus Sherman.
Nj and Mrs Rov Lenfest IF South
-lher-v were me guests Of his pEr-
arrs. lasr Sunuay
Eober- the little spn Of Mr.. and
Mrs ? x Cunningham. ms been
quite IL but IF now somewhat BET
ter
Elueberr- season Is Cver Ms.
Ellen Cunningham had 80 bushels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

spe-sec between the various address
ses and remarks were read LETTERS
from turrne~ students WIN were IN
able 70 attend Probably the most
al using feature was the primer Class
Of 1870 called ou1 by rasIr teacher
Of that time. Mrs Emma Eutchirs
Of View Portland. The TWO pupils
of the CLASS present were Alvarez
Churchill. New Portland ana Mrs.
Emma Walker M Aew-nn. Mass.
An original poau N the OCCASION
WIS read ~ the composer Miss
Nellie Gray Walker Of Fa-rsnE-nr-
Program was closed by singing
AUD Lang Svne"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
CHINA

Dr.. and Mrs 9. z. Eussey, WIN
hive been passing their vacation
with Mr.. Eusseys aunt Mrs E. ID.
Breed. have returned 20 their home
IN Franklin. Mass
Miss Bertha c Ford. Of Everett
Mass, who hRs been passing q few
davs with her aunt. Mrs E. NJ Breed
has gone to Alma
Mrs. George Euasev has AZ guests.
her sister. Louise Miluken Of Pors-
land and her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert Brooks Of Portland.
willard woodsenn. Mr.. and Mrx
Es-bert Hatch and family have re-
turned 70 SauEus. Mass.
Mise Evelyn EuEEey, WIN baR beap
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

-eruroad % EnEmpwn. n. 4. altar
uzzsng a weak with Nj and Mrs. E.
mer z. Smith
Misses Annie and Doris EiinHr-lck
nxve returned u South Gardiner. az
tar -1rmEn-
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Robertson are
passing their vacation with relatives
q. Worcester, Mass.
Kendall Toward iett fnr Mt Ear
mEn- Mas, SATURDAY., wns-e he viii
resume his studies
Mr.. ann Mrs.. 0sczr G. Revnnl1s
ana children and Albert Chamberlain
passed the weekend al Owls lead
They were accompanied npme by
Mrs. Chamberlain and daughters.
Miss AdfiiH Pnuruy uf Woodland.
after visiting with Mrs Harriet Pat
carson and other friends. left 1nr New
Britain Conn, Mnnday, ID resume
her teaching.
Misses Florence 5uwcie-. aau Mary
Howard Wesley WILSON and Edwin
WILSON united with the Cnng-sga-
-innEl church. Sunday MORNING
Nj. and Mrs. Frank 4 Smiley and
Miss Mary Wrgiey have returned
from al outing a. Nur-hnu--
On account Of rhe Chaurauuua rne
monthly business messing II Enn
Christian EndEavnr SOCIETY WIS pnst-
puned Tits month.
Mrs. Frank Mnr-en psEEed -as,ur
LAY ~ Snow pond
MI and Mrs. Elmer z Smith and
Miss Clara FIVE. ACCOMPANIED py
Mr.. ant Mrs. Mark CoIburn nf
GuEslCwn N Il, were vis1rors Il
Newpnr-, Sunday
Calvin 5elange- % Clinton Avenue
was d passenger II ina E-plane. Fri
day
! Ar and Mrs. Z. = PATTERSON and
NJ anc Mrs. Lester Patterson and
son Junior. were visitors al China on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Eve---- Shores we-.
guests of Miss Fern McEernev q.
North Anson OF sunday
Lem Piion ler1 <or Boston. F-,tiav.
where ne Will pass few DAYS.
Mrs.. Frank G-indau mas .arurned
f--nn The Home curtaEe. Belgrade
lakes, where sre mas been employed
as pastry cook
The selecr-nen S office will be omen
every DAY this week from g l. N. ID
?. NJ, -ur genera reg.s1-ar.on If
al iegal voters. All women desiring
10 vote are required 70 register
Mrs.. Aale r St-nson has returned
u Last Vasssal bnro. after pass,r-
several days with friends In town
Mrs Jennie Wirhse lerr for SOUR
RI Island. Mnnday where she is the
guest u Ms. George :. Paine
Miss EInel Howard mas returned -
Aock!Eao. 20 resume her teaching
n The E.ga scnnul. which opened
Sept. I'll
Misses Agnes -urmaa anu Stella
houe-1ck have returned --orr York
Beach, where they PASSED -wn weees
ana nave gone u BRUNSWICK 70 uass
TWO weeks
Nj ann Mrs. Assure Slower and
Children hive returned 70 BruuEvici-
a-1sr passing me week a. the home
Of M-x- stuver's Parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs.. Chester -oumaa.
Inc llIIls sor Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ao%a4 EaweE- barn last week. ma
been named Arthur Alpneus
Ea!ph ?. homer mas rerurnec --,.n
summerslde, ?. z =. where rs
PASSED his rwo weeks' racaciun. =,
was accompanied nome hv Mrs
Aornsr and Their sor John. WIN
passed The summer there.
Frank STANLEY ann sun -vle hRv.
returned from Ocean Point. whe-.
taey PASSED TWO davs w.-h Mrs. Stan.
lev aad daugnre-. Miss Marion.
NJ. and Mrs. Eerns,. Oelann y
Clinton avenue and NJ. and Ms
CLARENCE AnhDr1 of wzre-viIle as
enjoying a Trip 10 the White Noun.
-ains.
Alton Kinder has returned 70 po--.
iAnc' after Visiting MS parents. NJ
anu Mrs. a. =. hdder.,
q. zArold White was a buE.uess Visit.
or N Franklin. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
WASHINGTON

Mrs. E=len BDwes has purchased
the residence and snops uf Leland
N Johnston ann will n rne near fu-
-ure, seT-le here. She mas secured
me services Of Mr. Paul VIM is an
e--De-- mechanic ana viii install
power n the shops purchased ann
run IN 10 ~ da-e garage.
A.sE Bailey o. Palermo IS work
inE 1or Ms Elml-a Jones
NJ and Ms X z Overlook were
n lewiston and DarvlIis SunGRw
Mr. ant Mrs Charles 7. Savage
were n Augusta SUNDAY 70 v.sIt he-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

F'--Hss- Bangor -10rl.aE T-irre Ss-
-. 5ztn, Name mn gwen, so az: Do
Yer, Name aut g,ven. 81 81: Gardiner
arthur ] Bell 81 .5az. Gr-Har1vi-le, Name
nn1 gwen, sl9.ao0. Lewiston. Ea-ola :.
-Iont-v, 1I--s-s. Portland. Name mn
E1var. S1ze41 Richard wsnn, SIC. IN
Cha-1sE =. :. Crown 1naa0: Sansurt.
Name mt gwen. IL aG Name mn
E.ver.. sZ2s.t.o, ST agatha A-rtaur A.
ner--, s-.5in Wa-srviIls, Martin 2
5a--le-I. 80 NJ IT asrn-onk- Sre1nsn z.
1r'esser S-SS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
Some Maine 1aiicies Sair

Here are some u rale larger lie IN
si-anre policies paid II Maine Iasr
wear accn-dtnE u the Insurance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

3'-4iinn immigrants haze
s'l'@a III the past
" same tine the pupu-
~ -l-y mas Increased
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
MADISON

! ge Labnr Day Celebration
Win Races. Ball Game, Air
Flights and Athletic Con-
tesT-F uneral of Lester q.
Blahe
vs,,sc. -son- Day Celebration
-,ss. Il l.-e--Iun n ne 4apu- unions
:. .e z-sa- Northern paper mill
,,sg, n. 49, successfully. Owing 10
a. ---a-nus ceier-a-iuns IN urner
pass III ~-owC Was mt quite AZ lSrYe
n, = SOM n-1e- celebrations. A new
,,- .-asl.a. 1ea-u-e for mis- Vicinity
Va, NJ a. snlD fights nv George "
IT, tc--ner.v NJ -ns Canadian aero
s-z-e III. Maxim arrival from
E.Ls-v.llt little AFTER o'ciurk Sun
~ Avsr!nc was watched bv & large
-sxc X -eonls ana Lhe landing was
mae Y -ht .a-ge field OF Weston
s7s-.s6 -.-lDI-.un fights were made
|sr q. Mn a. LAO - N ana 22
80 4-ye- VIE. q limited number Of
,asss--e-s were Ls-ken I'D. me Paper
--.s-s an Sulpnitt unions turned an
..sss..a -z---eaI e. tn CLOCK II the Tore
-os- z.d -1a-cleC ID Somerset Park
a. IL -csal sluE. music for Lne
s..zz.z-a-a-,as Gz- 1slu- furnished uy the
c--zs-s Daa1 u Skownegau, ana me
5gys- aclon- DZnc Of Madison - :
-. c1lssz series u contests the fi-s,
as--as---.-1e 2 L. anut put -ne winners
zssa -ozap1lni Isl, - - u IN.
J1-ss. ----, 4 = IL; Silver, &c. ~
K - pound stut put. -ompEus.
L. 10 = EaBZn1-. mt So Il In;
a1.ss * - = 1oo-yRro CASH, -.
2-sss-- 81 Luup. 2rr; Dagge-t. &c.
~ - seconds Eup. Skip and
I'M, -ornkias- ST "a Il, Copp, I'M,
Z, Z, Jones, Sc. - a. sir. Stana-
- ,1-,n. mn. st, 2-- Sin. Frazier.
T.. II II DaEse--- 81. 8 f. The
1-;as-s e1oe1 WIKI q creased pig cun-
= re p-s De.as captured by Arthur
liza A1re- Lhese contests came
.zar Day Speeches ~ NJ. ana Ms.
A1ss@-- q New Eu-k CRY. The prtn-
u feature q ne afternoon ware -as
i2es2 -1e zlEmEles a-s as follows:
--1ss -. " Pace Purse ESQ.
's'1J l., 1-E =, 0v larry Clone,
:. u 0eatu-. Tesr Faruiug-nn, z-l-1
"I---s-1a:. Wilkes, Dc. Dy Lord Wilkes,
= ! lIo1l1. Ta-nlngIon. -.
s0l--'A l--., M, ny CncaaIn,
Wells. Winthrop, 4-4-4
's;s' .ay y :, ~ Peter TIE Graa-
: {. 1onI--.. FGningrun, 3,S-s
TIE -. ----2
--@ss tn or Pace. Purse
~ r., L n nv Persr W.
= . Wells Winthrop, iii
s-' Azrrue- = m. ny Sir Ma-que.
y g -o0u-1, Pennington. 49,
-o- Sd
7s2;- y ie~so-.. Fa-ningron. 49,
~-l'' . ny -onaato.
-'a1 Aa2e-zls. F2-mlngruu, 2-2-.
- -, u =, - L.
, ---zS ~ y Pace. Purse ssm
: 7e.7T = II ny Sumo.
=. : -a-So-t1. Madison. Ill
''ss coy oy -oresaale,
Esnney su-nna,n, s-s-s
"a ----s-----1- p :. ny oi->c-ur Boy.
les. Arson. --.--s
- - - -. e.2s
= S-rtsr wax :. =. wtrne.. IN,
-~sS ~s-e e. s Eudgdun Of Water
= sto.-al wi-aee Of Pennington.
''e- T Me-- u skpwnsxan.
--ses zee TepEter Williams Of
+-@a.e Ruae-lck Of skpw-
AT : w.,hee. There we-e
'oa.' 7~ese-- during the AFTER
A---ae- Seacure Of me after
-eo-nu- nall game between
-n1 Madison town teams.
'ia''a-t v'on ~ e score ~ Q 70 s.
-h- saope- waE served On the
Se--!nE Repekah -ouge-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

hrs. = 2. Warren and Earl I'll
ten Returned Monday rom q v1E11 01
sevaral davE II Fairfield
Mr. 5Hr-InGn hHld d very helpfuI
service al The church on SUNDAY
evening Re Is piEnrInE a series OF
special se-v'lces n the near future
Next Sunday Lns meeting is To De Il
the Barber schnuIhouse N the a4-er-
noon.
! pleasant reception was gwen 70
NJ. and Mrs. Sidney -ower al the
home OF her father. J " Linscor.
on THURSDAY evening 81 list week
The couple mad -us1 returned from Z
wedding TIP -or z snor- vLs1t with
me parents Of me hrlde. and were
SURPRISED by d large parry Of friends
rom Norm D,znnu- and vicinity
E-a1restne u cake ana lemon
ade were served. M and Mrs
Tower let- Oh Saturday Tor Berwick
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
TROY
Z lre~. !. rnHss

AIoe-- ]. Chase d1ed On E-1dEv,
Sept J. n his algnEsth year. uf
heart disease. The funeral was held
Il The home SUNDAY afternoon. al
landed by Rev. M. Be---man Of
CnIry, NJ. Chase lsEves one dauEt-
ter, Mrs Dalhsrr wiagace. win
whom ne has lived. Ee was the
as1 brother Of q large family. and
only rw0 Of -ne sisters are Ieft-Mr,s.
Frances Coffin and Ms. J c. Lamb.
BOTH l+ --nv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

q ally Is n ne held m
- r. 4Ira School Building,
a.. eA2EE with Reui Rubin-
-''''-lef a. speaker On wecree-
a. = &cInt.re will ne the
Jemoc-arlc rally ID ne
y Nan s-~ee.
. - 70 A"lsto- Maxim the big
,.,, ''1 oE zwsnus IN the best IN
p D., -'''.''iE place for airsnips
3. 90 -oano II View England.
- airs -. c. SAWYER OF Fog
..s,- ne Eaests If relatives in
-s ant Munnav.
By d" NJ RocklRnd is the
,,. 1r and Mrs. ". Z
-. --' resldence on Main
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

anc Mrs Carrie Lerfest had ..
bushels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

w -eSIer -. Sake
-'er- se--yees IF L.esta- z.
20 1l4a Thursday were con-
=. % .--,--'' 4e-e-nuon al ne resi-
) i. @rc IRA (. W Over nv
".--4E vvoDd. The .ure--nent
- .an!!v Iu- in me Forss,
=. Il. Blake was q ma
= a---1a. and was n. sor u
!, ar Nanrv -o-xon slake. Re
months ano 81 dayn OLD.
e., r. une brother. WIZ
y ---anr rtree siste-n, Mrs.
=. A--E T'aeeier o. wate-vi,ls.
+ D"s- " rt1is village.
=. -'-s+ we -esidsut az this vii
r carr some years ago
:. 7aeE 70 Oakland. lie mas
h.. = one w1ta Ills sister IN this
i, -aFr summer. Nj. glase
,a., .a.-,as health FOR several
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
GANNE- STREET

Mrs Z s. Pullen. Is Garnert St.
savs Little black speckE came before
my ewes when working about the house
Later on nv kidneys oscarns dIEo-d-
s~ea. Ny back had a dull ache IN II
nearly al Of the tine anti when stond
on ny feet. Il PANIED terribly. : rad
Of Dom Eldner Pills and procured
some Ut ksnney's Drug Store Tltsy
suon h-nught relief and two boxes
cured me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
WATER STREET

Eenry Christian. prop. cnn1eCtIun-
cry. IS Water St. SAYS. Ny hack
was n bad shame ann tire painE on
arising II ms morning were awful. I
felt just AZ Z 7 rad been lying IN a
pile Of stones al night The kidney
sec-er3pns caused me nuch trouble,
DslnE TOD frequent II pasEaEs
Daan's Kcner pills currerted thts
trouble ! nave mad no cause tnr
complaint from ny kidneys for two
years"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08
These Are Augusta Cases:

W Y. EuuI prop. r-anste- nusi-
ness Market Square says; Some
Years ago 7 suffered from severe a.;
tack Of kirtney complaint The trouble
came On shortly after al accident. Ay
back was very sore and caused me
much suffering. nv kidneys didn't ar
Regularly; the Rec-srignE passed rnn
freely and then again were sCanty. /
got Deans Kidney Pills from Wills F.
Partridges Drug Stors anG tnnv snur
Fixed me VI n good shape"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-08

Z W Judk1ns painter. ~ Jefferson
St. szys ''I suffered t-um kinney t-ou-
HE and nackache- 7 was rold mao
muscular rheumatism and 7 was laid
I'D for q week ~ q time : suffered
from quick and severe attacks When
7 began taking Dosu's Kidney Pills.
noticed relief 1-um me first and SIX
pnxes benefited me n every way
Over eleven yea-s latar u gladly re-
new what 7 said before aR 10 my faith
IN DcHns Kidney PilR"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-07
Our Black and Tan Vote

republican
Norr doctor whose character has been source
James Fesler county candidate
precincts Noen got votes than
the popular candidate for president
Norrel votes than
werere all the candidates for
Norre got votes than the
combined all the presidential candidates
Norre far behind all
candidates o he failed of nomination
possible explanation of HIS strength in these fifteen
precincts
Leonard Woods cand
dacy by persons also friendly to NoreL
Wood they padded Norres
this popular
vicinity
Will Hays represents "he
atstocracy culture and intellect in Indiana"
according to the returns which the epub
willing Nor 2S0 votes
Wood got ,9S9 votes.
these fifteen precincts not than fifteen
the republican ticket but this story of
not
candidate whom
ticket Marion
interesting primary
10000 votes in Marion
fifteen
Wood whose popularity Harry Hogan is mot
sentiment" to him with 1889 votes
the white these precincts think
of
hesitate speculate this subject.
we ad
"pneless prosecution" als the
woped sadly
Third
of
the Fifth Second Third and Fourth of the Sixth wards
all the presidential
the Fifth
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-07
WINS LAWSUIT
$50 YEARS OLD
Holy See Triumph in Long
standing Roman Litigation.

ROME, May Tin 17sS a wealthy
prelate, Mgr varese. died, leaving the
bulk of his fortune, which amounted to
several millions of lire, to the Holy See
and more especially to the Sacred Con-
gregation of Propaganda Eide.
The testator's next of kin, Count Cloh
Degli Att, attacked the validity of the
will, asserting that Mgr. Varese was not
In full possession of his mental faculties.
An interminable lawsuit has been 60
ing on ever since, with varying fortune
and vicissitudes, both PARTIES making
every effort to establish their claim to the
Varese millions.
Things looked bad for the Holy See
when the court Of appeals of Equila pro-
nounced a sentence in favor of the
plaintiffs, condemning the Congregation
of Propaganda Eide to the restitution of
the entire sum with compound interest
since the year 1888.
1t would have meant bankruptcy for
the Holy See, but the latter had re-
course to the supreme court of cessation,
which has now declared the Aquila SEN
tence null and void, owing to faulty pro-
cedure, ordering that the lawsuit be
again brought for discussion before the
court of appeals of Bologna.
There Is formidable array Of counsel,
the Consistorial Advocates Santucci,
Cammeo, Mussi and Pacelli appearing for
the Congregation Of Propaganda Eide,
and Advocates Sclaroia, Trincheri and
Sonnino for Count Ciofi Degli Atti.
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Different Tunes of Tickets

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$500 PACKED
IN GROCERIES
Honest Farmers Wife Saves
StOrekeeper's Loss.

JOLIET, ILL.,, May 7.-only a farmers
wife, but honest as the day is long is
Mrs. William Metzger of near Joliet.
When she returned home from a gro
Gerry purchasing trip In Joliet the other
day she found an extra package In her
provender basket. She opened It and
found $S0S inside, all in genuine bills.
Amazed. she returned to the store.
There the cashier and proprietor were
In Mysteries.
But they became calm as soon as Mrs
Metzger asked who put the money In
my basket"
1t was diclosed the cashier had just
prepared the store cash for banking when
Mrs Metzger came in the first time.
Called behind the counter the cashier
took the money with him.
Stopping a moment to wait on a custo-
mer the cashier laid the money bundle
down on the counter.
clerk alongside him was wrapping
up Mrs. Metzger's order.
without inspection he took the money
package and dumped 1t into Mrs. Metz
gers basket.
Then the fun began. But Mrs. Metzger
made them all happy by returning the
money.
She was offered a $50 reward. but re-
fused.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-07
Let Us Try 1t Out

Nearly BILL introduced in
manufacturer of article should it in
that he
ect the ultimate against exorban profeeg
manufacturers
complicated
teey hard enforce died
The principle involved inability out
that would
there has been introduced bill which
shall the price for
them his factory This bill
provisions of
much profit had
grabbed
the retailer the
81
public quite
willing profit but stand for being
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