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Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-07-08

Compound so | tried it. Now feel all
right and can work better. You have
my permission to publish this letter. "
VICTORIA KoPPL, 81 Oak Ridge Ave,
Summit, N. ].
If you have warning symptoms such
as sense of suffocation, hot flashes.
headaches, backache, dread of i'm
pending evil, timidity, sounds in the
ears, palpitation of the heart, sparks
before the eyes, Irregularities, con-
sttlpatlon, variable appetite, weakness,
nquIetude, and dizziness, get a bottle
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and begin taking the medicine at
once. We know it win help you as it
did Mrs. Koppl.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-07-08
SO OUT OF 100

OF the little ills such as Nasal Ca
tarrh, Sunburn, Itching, or Soreness
anywhere, may be quickly relieved by
applying Vacher-Balm which is harm
less, and cooling. Keep it handy,
and avoid limitations.
If you cannot buy Vacher-Balm To-
cally, send 30c in stamps for tube,
to E. w. Vacher, Inc, New Orleans,
wanted.-Adv.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-07-08
81 Beg"

Peter and Jane make friends with
Captain Tanner, an old fisherman
on the beach. They get him to tell
them stories. Uncle Tan" says
they are not very good stories. and
besides they're not true. But the
adventures of Brother and Sister
the Easily Lost Children-and Arts
totle. their dog, are mighty inter
esting. This third story tells how
Brother and Sister and Aristotle
find an ancient schooner buried in
the sand and took possession and
had a splendid time.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-07-08

ing Change of Life
and | think it is a
good remedy N such
a condition. / could
not digest my food
and had much pain
and burning in my
s t o m a c h a fter
meals. | could not
sleep, had backache,
and worst o f all
were the hot flashes.
| saw in the papers
a hOut VaOatahla
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1920-07-08

diSagreeable man than listen to an
agreeable one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
PTTTSFIELD

The Madison Boys' Band vim give
. concert aad social in Unisn hall
Thursday. Oct 3. under the aus
pieces Of the music department in the
public schools
Mrs Abbie HUFF and daughter.
Miss Evelyn Hun. were in wafsrviiie
for the GAY Saturday
Miss Amy Porter left Saturday
for = visit in Providence. r l.
Nfx Marsh Lawrence Of Corinna
has been in town. the guest Of Mrs.
Moses Edridge and Mrs Guy Badger.
Mrs.. WHbu1 Gates OF Monroe 10 in
town the guest of her sister. Mrs
Amoresfe Porter at her home ON
Railroad street
Nru- George Mayo. who has been
the quest Of Mrs. l. H. Blanchard at
her home On Main street. has return
ed 10 Dover.
: l1r. and NTs- Ross Henderson and
t~o daugntefA Gladys ana PhylIiS of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
Harding Again
Gives League Stand
Ito Woman Chairman

BostcE- Oe1 .5-Eezasar Ha-zszz
t<9ae1 Us poxsssos CT TIE Lezx-e 0<
Naszezs n letter - Mrs. Anna a.
BIRD Chairman Of sae wcnez7s d.
sE&acE Of she 9epzaSscza STATE Con-
msstee Of Massachusetts, whsch vas
maze pznSEc to1igh-
Z DO so kn9r shat woryis I
esskt use Ire set.e~ sase- 10 maze
more clear Ihs Statement wApeh !
have MADE repeatedly that IL x csz-
epen purpose thss .AEersea s1AH d9
Ter psr1 with Other nasSonx 70 hwzr-
zeozs zo6er<san5szxs AID agree
meats n TIE interesz 81 the g-e<er-
vassea - peace AMI IN thF 5z<- AMI
peaceful settlement Of gzsssions
rhsch might oshe~rsFe izrssre zrT
resort - xzE IN thesr sSg1sznses
! lave MADE Er o=n purpose ir rhss
connection rEzsa I. eTev speech
vhleh l have made IN the canyaizn-
<AEe.Scz Should ri co1rse have
its f-A par n every eo~sny MORE
ESEt fog tEe peace and rne frate--
sExztSoa aad sess-besnz and p-uxres.
Of al the peoples Of the ~ors6- ngs
We ourselves should 5ecSds 1ne
Character and extent 81 cgr eoz5rS-
eEtscr and ~s should ssov kgsrrensIe-
1S Owe peace o-r eDn.ToE % ozr
o~z destiny ard the guardianship Q.
either oar liberty or oar esrscfsoee
to any otae- zzsson ~ e0nhirs t5en
Of nEzrScrs- Osr Platform expresses
thik idea wholly aEt clearly. The
Candidates hare reiterated IN every
pEoiFc z-serznce-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
Listen Lester
Yes. We'd Just as
Soon Listen Again

Il Wiz &c waiting for ZOE dear.
afExyx-
Doesn't TIE time keep running
through y7-- niad gliding into
Whatever ycu are trying 10 do=
That's IRE ksae % music that pat
Listen. Lester down IS ore Of the
best and nos- satisfactory musical
shows that has VISITED Augusta in q
Isnx tine And funny. On my Gus
Shy wzs naisnaned ali right There
was nothing shy abogt him AMI
nothing In she lire 81 acroaattee and
PEDAL xyrztiqns that that boy could
IE-t DO POSITIVE. Not . thing,
Speaking Of tzncine--ss nobody
vaS-lItste Miss Frances Belle zas
as dainty street. ard graceful a
sweeshezr- ss you Or anybody Else
need ever desire -NoGzh sid
Also there vas Lester. He started
oE-ss pogter II the Hotel Ritz at
Palm Bezeh where II all happened
and xot promoted 20 waiter dis
xuIsed a. q Sereckative 10 hunt %
The Col9reI-s missing lore letters
LISTERS last name zas Lite and he
-as-on bis feet and in his head
but as I s5euth Re left nothing 20 be
deziree-excePt the missing Letters
C9gone5 Dodge rather Eighty ED
person with q. pretty yoang daughter
Mari. played by Miss Belle had
written the letters 10 = wise Young
woman who intends TO cash IN sr
them for saee value and follows the
colonel 10 Palm Beach for that pur-
pos- The plot. as much Of plot
as Z musical comedy can endure
csnterS around these tvo. the colonel
tryfGg to dodge the lady. Araurus
Guilty.. vino trails him 10 his hiding
place
The whole show is one Of the
rapid Ere. pep and Jazz variety.
which Is the only kind that comes
under the head NJ musical comedy
and is full Of bright comedy and
lively business The music .
sinzzble. darceabIe and more than
that has real melodies The chorus
added much to the beauty of the
show with their coiorful costumes
and easy dancing and singing The
halle. Of nations near the close ef the
second act was one % the prpftfest
parts Of the gorgeous ensemhie-
II goes without saying that every
modern show since the time Of
SaIome must have v.mp. This one
had two A vanp De luxe who had
passed several husbands and finally
ga .hared lntle colonel: and a baby
vamp in the person Of Arbutus. for
whom the vine was named Without
them there wouldn't have been any
plot and therefore no show AZ e<-
sentials they were both Winners,
Why say more shall not.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
Shipping Beard Head
Knows Of No Proposed
Oil Concession In Mexico

Washington Oct es-ChAirrnAn
Benson Of the Shipping Board said
today that he knew Of No eesnectfen
between The beard and any proposed
eli concessions in Mexico Reports
published IN NeHeo City yesterday
said the heard was attempting 10 oa-
tain an osi sauedues concession aeTcse
the lsthmus Of Tehuantepec 20 As 90
insure an adequate supply OF oil for
the American Pacific Sect
Some aenghs axs shipping expert
left for the Tampieo fields TO make a
survey Of the possibilities there for
f8e. oil production bat n vas stated
that he had no connection vith the
beard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
Father Stays
Two Sons and Self
Near Meriden, Ct

1@E1eM Ces. Grs- -s-sz-z u
Tnysex. - Tezrs ed ses3s >z1 Ezs-xs--
N killed. hzz tEe ss7se Ar1aE-- aga
IL and FreA<-scx zxsl ~ ate 90
anF ana tA-. eonmlts=G sZselae TIE
sAocxmg occurred 81 re Nn3z2sAsEs
-. - Ezxrk Fe1l wse-e TzEEsr Ant
As< seas r.r- ssnzx zrv- Z -cws~s-
Toe RAge4y w&z vss1sSseS fre1 sas
sAsce ~ -ve asFs vas es-z5e8 Ire
rsEs-e. TIE ssssses 81 te4 7xo TsFs9s
scrE rees scz-z - -. r~Esezz via
sxzses k9ses g sss hssi Tzwfor s
sc<T had fa1E-u saze sc rscoS after
~ xass hsRsets II vzs recovered sw
q -csseeMAn arS ~ r1-ee e.saSes re-e
a-oZx4- 10 Ea4S eSrT- Ms1H1al Mxz--
sser LcreAes Sac = rzx = ease ~
xerzes. mu-See and szzses5e
a week age TsF1sE sszeAr-z "a
c-r- 90 q <D~rszE-- cssrxsr- hsr
wz1s segaeeeznE 20 care fqr ais rw5
secs Ne was r1arex - vrrhss99r-
Mr. Tario<- tks p<ossce Sar- hz6 no7
seez E5v1zs via ks- s9xszszz- an@ s1zs
s9e Ds8s szre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
FINAL ARGUMENTS IN
CARL WANDERER CASE

Chicago Oct 5S-FTnal areumeAts
in the case Of Carl Wanderer.
CHARGED With the killing Of his sife-
their unborn child and bum
whom ne IN a eeafessicn ne later re-
eudiated- said he had hired 10 stage
: fake hold.up. began to-day
James Ropes OBriea- Geek
eoua.y-s hanging prosecutor rear-
ing a red necktie. As 10 has custom IA
murder trials. opened for the state.
demanding the death penalty
OBrsen has sent Is Aurderers 10
the death house this year The state
u expected TO nnish tomcrruw-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
CONY HIGH NOTES

TIE CEesS eszssEy sq2a6 are Rock-
LIZ Eo-wzr@ n q Da.en ~TEk the Ezs-
zxzEe<Akaea fre3 0ak GreTe winch
WEI r<oezasy he bed this rex
TIE toczheG team wEz Ae lady
Ez-cE Coars kzAr .ze<zs Is zzSes
NEa-zE-zEs VIII srarsez fever IL szs
h1-s Ps1"e- e SEernS with
terra MzscEex an z1e CALI ct hss se-
Cray hzs a tad Nse and Keaae6y
las ceez declared zzEzSgztss Beckett
"a lag hz< heez 0s1 q 1hs game because
% @szzS hzckEzrd IN ms szzzie< wEE
bY sEs last Of ane wsss t.e -esasrsssi
aiding E1es 20 TIE szrsEgza Of tie
team
AZ -ece1s EeezzE< - the SzzcsE-
CszDczl Geo-S@ Shez1oe wzs esee<ed
nzEee- q -ne baseball team for the
G91lE- Eszr-
On we5-s<6zy aF1er-ocz rhe sec-
cd ees- Elg meet the seenn6 team
tr1z Keo-Ts HE AZ sAre@ orcsocx- TIE
sza- wzu Re fer blood o. tAe pasr OF
IAs Cozv h-ezx VITA are s-5T Starting
arsssr shs defeat administered 20 them
a. Keats HEH rsee.cIy rY secre Q.
- "a q
n Ez-ge zzmAer % the sEE<ezs necy
2rs rz&zc1n- 20 aEr@16 Ehs coOnzEETz
HzEsEs1se ra-r AZ tas = n g n
szls1ans o. THURSDAY evening Cony's
representatives. o. s5s committee n
cszgse osfpaas are Merritt Hs~ess
and Mss Jcan S-ar1sTanL
T1s-s ELI be = special train se4v-
liz 41<~z h@-u-er sx - SIX 1airty
a-csozs THURSDAY ne-rlzg 70 ecaaec.
~5sn IRE early Train from ws,srT1se
10 Bangor ID accommodate tse tsach-
e-s ATTENDING TIE State Teachers
Corvsruez 20 % had theEe- L Is
erected that practically al - ths
Eoez1 teachers ~lU attend n2kIrE .
100 p@r cezE ATTENDANCE ErcD THIS
city.
guT-e r4-he- ~ teachers vii
lssve fo- Bangor Wednesday cabling
-he- 70 ATTEND Re di-sreat Alumni
-esszbcrS -zzrze6 4 connection With
tAs co-vsrtsoz- Tners wI ee re-
Easors Of tre Alumni q Bates Farm
l-S-on Ne--zL Casz1re Normal Cor
Fan Ne-rzl. CczeE and q Saturday
ne University et Maine ~ orcrc,
taxing Il the Nazae-Col5y game
Or F-s5zy evening TIE Bates AiGm-
III viii Leave for L-1s-oa ~as-e fhey
VII srzsr6 rallies A. TIE cazEefe 20 -
hesS BEFORE zte Bates Bo~tcln game
which takes pace AZ Lewiston G. Sat
UEGzv-
Al ire Bangor Corcsac1oa Ta1rs-
DAY. Se-a Go-rs7n ErzsrT- EszE.er o.
-1ssc II tae g1esbe schools o. FMS
ctr I'll ad6rsss Eze eorgezuea CT
-Ngsss Cre.ists-
At meeting Of tire - Club hesc
IN -ke ls5-arr Aord&y noos IL wa.
decided 10 hold 4 dancing party il
eae assembly hail On Wednesday eve
Mig as fhEs week Tire eonHittee
having rzar< - charge eocSgs q
Hearv B Brssn- Chairman Donasd
/ Brennan and Eden Gray Al s-u
Serts ara EnvTfsd 70 attend w-s-h sSstr
fr5en5s Cost nsus5c ziH - furnish
81 By Do1gIas' three piece Orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
New Britain Man
Found Slain in Auto

New Bgx-zfa- Ccan-- Oct --IAe
body 81 Emo Ee721dlEI o. 1hss city.
xxx found -eiaE a. the szeErlnS
Wheel % MS automobile O the czs-
skirts % 5sz< city bearing three eEl-
lei wounds and ~IEh reviewer
cautehed II the right hand Ae-
ecrziay 10 the ponce the revolver
-zs placed II RenzldinTs hand after
ss lad heez sho- and robbed Nh
eae whs heard any shots las been
found
Members Of the vlczzms family
sad - Eett hene a. Gs1&i Shi< morn
fnx- driving hss sew automobile
TIE police foEH6 several cellars IN
the un1e-o-zss near the autenoeale-
whsch they eezieve Vas droppec ey
re murderer when he aed The
BODY vas IN the automobile for some
tane before persons ifS1nS IN ne
Vicinity Investigated and found ii
wzs isfesess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
COLBY COLLEGE
COACH BLANES CoLBY,S.
BEATING TO GREENNESS

Tse game sAsss@zT was a 6Axap-
po.a-nest saz coaeh @rzeS~ MAG
ItNe .. coEsy. ysstersay sftesaooc.
and Z ztfrssste .se eefser - Cessy-s
taet Il expesieree Csz5F vent iato
TIRE 9saEe championship sesses vfsk one
sAfA eaas< beeseA A~r fe- IRE dsA not
cseAss the Ycvt gam ~Tta zsy cove
pesat5s. TAs ezne szfss1zy ras Der
secse6 ssronS eans and Bov1osns
ssurEk"
Tse s4szA wset through IN easy
vs<HeGe yeAterday afternccn- pr~iirn-
IAAry. sase csacA NeAzlire. 70 . hzra
sansses al ske ress Of sse .eek- The
Aen hAA . signal 1Ssli AID Iixns -
49, 44~n :Ae AeId work. tn work szs
"a faafss whsch came to Isght - the
4o~1oss xaRe lAxs Szsarsay- The en-
tire team came tnfoses tie game in
AZ cen1stser- ne haeSsssd however.
re0aine TIE cae uncertainty. The
Bov1oza game Eno~et beyond All aues-
taDa khAt the Cesby sacAneEc ~ En-
stfeiy TOO light Il L. no~ yp 60 Coach
NeAuffle - rzf some wesshs into IL.
TIE esrk th1s week Is hered 20 have
sseae e3eet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

maaRsxA pax1ka n 10 e'cloek N
the mcrriag cenSS1ing Of three o.
vzzcls CSvac and mEs<zry, Aeaks
and txna<zzcx escorted Ay ses<s1l
basis The feature - the afternces
vsG BE the 2aasAi cear-Gardsner
fec-hEA game On the WIsaans Alb
sesac SD X 1Ae eveasng there Win
Dc n tozch6xhz Frccesxsen Ct al sK-
SERVICE mea frcR Hax0axkes SauAre
% Cssy han wAere a dance WIN Cor
e22se the oky's esservAars Dcug-
EAS 8zgEmszsed crche<rr1 Of rvesve
Yzeces wlE fzra1sk lRszc- Also in
TIE svszzag there VII ee 6rr~crks
O. The -avs- SAnk IN fre0t ef the
Crcssez1 Sacs fAg-erv TIE Hcys 81
the ssczl Post appeal to the pAsrscue
czrzeas % cooperate IN every way
cSssc2e 70 RAks cAsS eszee-atscn q
success Places e< esSneSs VIII Be
exrecrsG 10 c2ose an5 everybody rs
asked 70 zSSsSs Ii furnishing Goats
zad tke securing ef AcrTaeles for the
paraAs and Mi ccater . great faves
o tie ccrS eE EczzfylnE the commit
zee n charge
rhs general eeEmszee csnSaSes Of
TcEas NJ J. En-lghs Chairman
ReT- Paul 8 PA2les- j. = Knight
Jean = Everett and NAthAn WeSzen
frcE James Fitzgerald PoSs AHaert-
ca Legsez- Mrs. FrAzk Z ScaSes-ss-
Mrs. Il j. Turner and MIS- Ethel
Pa-SEa trcm the Lz1ass Auxiliary
and Mayer Bzrse4Ea Martin ex-Gcv-
Frs1sr1Es " PSzzStsG Hon B p
Naher- Hsn- B : VISes and Hca-
Gzy P G&znse1 from the cErl1eas-
TIE slogan from Eo~ until ArmL<~Rce
Szy ~Ifr BE- Get BE<x zac Help
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
AUGUSTA LOCALS

0ne # <he Mefriesz Parties a zh<
Hass0~Sm seasnn waE that Ezvea hs
Nrz- EEerx<x Burgess and Ass Derz
GaEerun 20 C ~ shesr tv5enzs %
Ncn1zF evening ~ Mrs. Burgess
ho-e. : Ezxe street place CseTerzy
1sEkSez 5eco~zEEszs carrying oz- EAe
HAAo~sa Moszf we-s IA esa6eace
gzz sze re<rexaleczs -srv n keee-
E< 1szk IRE sexscz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
ROOSEVELT RUSHES
THROUGH NEW YORK CITY

New York Oct -Fraaklia D.
Roosevelt an a whiirvind campaign
through New FORK CRY today. ac-
essed Senator Harding Of -1el,b<s-
arsly having placed parttsanship
above patriotism IN the Rcss vital
ssx1e Of rhi. campaign the LEAGUE Of
Naiisax He addressed q large an
Giencs m the Bronx tonixAt AFTER he
had addressed SAX meetings ~ col
Eegs s-Gd.ctS arranged by the Cox
Roosevelt College Meas League,
aer giyei By the same ossanlxatseaA
His afss meeting this morning. wa<
in the aadlserlum Of New Tcrk Uni
verxssy where he addressed q seEas
meeting Of the fAeussy aa4 ssslens
ncdy He vas Aext taken 70 Ceiam-
bsa CaIverxssy and ADDRESSED .
crowd Of Columbia and BarnArc
seudeats assembled IN the street IN
froat Of the lsgraxv. He had lsash-
con with members u The Coaam sta
faculty and then addressed Stgdeats
cf the college Of the CITY Of New
York from = street near the inssssV-
ton
His next meeting vas in the head
quarters % the eek r coeevelt Cod
lsxe Mems League IN FIFTH avenue
and then he vas taken 20 the Jxdsen
Memorial church IN Washington
square. where he spoke before stu
dents from the downto~n branches
OF Fordhana and New York Cnf~sr-
sites His last college meeting vas
IN the auditorium of tire Brooklyn
PeEftechrfc institution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS
DURING SEPTEMBER

wasnirgzcn- Oct s-The dorn-
zsrd sread OF exports and TIE Up
wzr1 trend - imports Eere halted
dur-z September Figures made
vzelsc today NJ enc Department 81
Commerce showed that exports for
the month exceeded those Of August
sr s.x - $sS and that imports vere
siss- 80. 80 below those Of the month
before
Exports in September we're Waived
n $50 go -. compared With ssfk-
- 80 in August and sssasfs. 80
n September. 1919 For the nsne
months ended With September Of
this year experts tozxIieds $3.50 :
ssa 500 as eompars vita sssss.s&a :
80 las. year
September imports ~ere valued ~
1855 - 80 compared with sSi39s&--
49, in August and stss 80 $50 IN
september 1918 While fer the nine
months Of this year imports tstaiied
azsi -. 80 against szsss-ss5-sss for
The corresponding period last year-
Geld imports for September
amounted IN s3s@Ss s9s exceeding
the August total by So 500 s-ss- while
tor tie nsn4 months ended With Sep
tenc<r Trey rere tls4 90 80 com
pared With SSs 80 80 N the same
period Of 1918
Exports II geld for the month
amounted 80 T7sae 60 against SIS
So a-rs IN August and So So 49, II
September 1919 For the nine months
they totaIIed Sass. 80 against
s@ss s$A go last year
silver imrs-ts ro..Iled sssss So
for September ard t1s. Sc 49, for the
nine months zhiie exports Of silver
dGrIEg September amounted to
s. Sc 80 ana for the mise months
r-ersec TO sss ses a<s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
Trial of Cocchi IN
Italy for Murder
Girl in New York

ENAoGDA- txAly Oct - tBy TIE A.
socsasea pxenxATMe sYsal 81 Alfreoe
CocSAl for the murder cg Ruth Csue-
ser IN Ne~ YeFk in fsiT. eeSaa te1Ay
WITH q recital - The evs4eAce against
AsR~ CeecAi took q seSritea Fars in
The RroceedlAxS saduAging IN ORATOR
sc&l AeurssaeS He Argued that n
ene had aeaeuneed Aa and that emily
h5R-
Cccrhs declared his pre~sc4< cce-
feSSsces ef having ccmznisre6 the
crime weEe made 80 rs 70 protect Ms
wife.
The crane for which Alfredo CcccAi
Mas src0xAs to trial as BesexAa- isaly,
today fer the secoAd time Was the
0ar6er d RcsA Cruger an lt-yeAr-cad
sss0ens II Wadaesxh HigA school
New yc-k City. in Feh<uary. isls.
TIE Sart visited CoceAS's bicycle shop
never Afserwa-d was seen ahve- For
SIX ncseAs the ponce at New Terk
~erS NJ less 10 account for Miss
Cr0gers dssappeaFance4 At the end
~ that time the bottom % the cellar
N Cecchl's shop waS dug up and the
ySri's body discovered
wAen the search fer Mss CxaEers
BODY was directed 70 has shop coccAi
= native % Bologna TO hts own hone
where The was arrested 10 the sum
mer % 1917 He confessed 10 the
murder ans asked caly thar he nos
forced 10 Asara 10 the Jnited States
20 face the electric chair. Later he
accused hss wsfe Of the crime
A American detective w1s seat 70
Rome 70 cooperate with the Amer
can embassy there IN an ATTEMPT to
hare Cocxni sent hack 70 the United
Suites Jadke Z1cecai Of Bo2oxns
pointed cut hcwever- that one q the
furdaneatass az the Italian penAl
cod. was q statute fcresddinx the ex-
tyadlyion et italian subjects charged
With crime committed in other cosn-
. tres and the request for CocSnfs az
! traditions vas denied
Ire Hrs- trial Of Cocchi. begun IN
Juce. 1919 xAs interrupted shortly
AFTER il began 20 permit the author
! tiles 20 determine the 1rEsh o.
CceSais charges that tae murder uas
ecnmisse6 By his ~tfe- Mrs Cccehi
vas completely excnerated BY oAcsahs
ot the district artcraeys once IN Sew
York
The Italian law under which Czech
IS being tired provides . penalty 81
from twenty years 30 life iMrriscn-
meat for murder. there being no death
penalty II Italy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

Charles MrGAns and A p Drum
rca4 have returned from Washing
toa- D. c. where they astes6ed the
AEs1caa Banksfs Assecsz.soa co.,
vectsea fer the paR week II 10 re-
ported 20 De the greatest cenveasioa
that tas association has ever Held
TAey heard Secretary Of Agriculture
Me<ezsfh anf Secretary IL the Treas
1sy Houston and ether big men vh1
addressed the ecaveatson- Thsy
were en.ersa1seA N Nj yerncn and
Arflngtss sad some Of the party aase
Een. TO Baltimore but Neszrs- Ne
Gam sad Drannen4 did nes Tiers
-e-e ss5 registered az the eeavea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
MONEY POURING IN
FOR DEMOCRATIC FUND

New Yerk. Oct IA reccr1 for
esmpaisn ecatrfsstIons received In .
ssnsie aay ~as announced by Deno-
cratic Maternal headquarters here to-
sixAs after treasurer Wilbur W.
Marsh nad checked in ss4ses in gifts
of small denominations The treas
urer's advertisement asserted that
never in the history Of Democratic
campaigns has such Hood Of ceatff-
buttons been received
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26
General Hawkins
Dies of Injuries

New York Oct -Brizzdssr Gen
eral Rsxh - Hawkins. who woz
fame dErs1< the Civil War as CON-
mandsr Of Hawkins Zo1sxe~- died a.
s. Fizceatx Hospital Ee<ssy fro-u :
fractured skull sustained lzE nsxh-
when n was sSrvek sy an szrcro-
bile in FTftn Ayenue- He Was ~
years Old
General Hawkins vas IN a critical
cnnSisioz when taken 10 TIE hospsss al
znd failed 70 rally after an oyera-
'tScn early today
He was bora In PoEfres. VT On
sept a 49, coming 10 View Ycrs
in Is5f where he took I'D the s,ad.
and practice Of law Al the qs5sbves :
Of the Civil War he orxarszed tie
Ninth New York Infantry and ~as
elected colonel Of the regiment. uhIcn
tock the nzrze Of Hawkins Zouzves
Ce1ex ais command the Zcrusres -nu
hencrs With the Army Of the Posorzc
and in 1875 be ~as b-exesed a srfza-
der general ~ various periods in
the war he Commanded = aFfzz6e ard
4 division
Tie general vas also xno~n as ar
an collector and author. In memoir
OF his wife. who vas Ann Mari
Brown Of Providence r l. he com
pseted and opened 70 The public al
Providence the Ann Mary Brown
Memorial. q building containing a
collections Of paintings. early printed
books, family relies ard re<crlrss
He was honoreS By France rrazns
years ago by election TO the Leslon
Of Honor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

Arthur Nefbet plead not guilty Of
n1a-suppOrt - answer 70 such .
c1Hos brought BY his wife. Mrs. Ce-
fiAl Aefbes, in tie nunicipaI court.
AsaAsy afterneos. before Judge A..
A. Aafthieu- He was found guilty Of
nAn-4ppors and sentenced TO pay q
nnee6f - and 70 Be imprisoned in
IAN tsr oae yeAr I'm addition thereto
ard also 70 pay His wife the sun Of
~ week for one. year. On payment
u en1tx. however. and recognition in
eu1aeaf sre9ies h the sum Of $50.
the c6H4xiens % comply with the
order Of the ccurG. hs Win BE- allowed
e - cr pFeAAsiea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

Nrs- Mary Boot. McArsas esed
earsv Non6Ar Me-nis< az TO- hoDe
~ A<r 1a1xster. Mr. seae-sef g
emn<h - Wee. E4reee ~ Sc xee -
- yAa-z. Nrx NeArese ss szzsvTveE
~ t~o 4zExtterx Mr. George A
E1Gx ee SAzran Nazs zR& Mrs
TsEeszcn G Snsts 81 this city. and
tvc rsAz. r Il AeAr65e szs1 n B
NsAr1fe - Bexsca r1n>-s1 SCR
~sfes ~lfz se kesd At the Sn6sk heAe
a. ~ West street. wedrexdar after
NAoe q. efctqsk Eer. " r Pierce
oEezaessx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-26

Judge A A.. Nzttksez han1ed
d0vs = SeezEos In the PzrosAx-Le-
zIae case. which v2s tired EAss week
fog the psAaRsKH- ThEs w&s IN re-
gard TO a foscsese entrance and de-
tAssSs case NJ Levine appealed
for his appearance In the superior
csz-- Al thesn tern Henry Tai
beth and SA8ues Barren 81 this city
.xas tcnAs for M LEVINE