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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23
Low RECORDS
ARE MADE BY
LIBERTY BONDS

New York, Jan. 23.-Bears made
another involuntary contribution to
the early rally IN stocks today
which was led by high priced steels
and oils. The easy rebound offered
proof Of the small supply Of popu-
lar issues and the extended position
Of the shorts. Prices reacted again
with the approach Of noon. pressure
CT ncentrating In the motor group,
slippings and secondary steeis.
Heavy trading in Liberty bonds anc
Victory notes, mostly 1t recessi0 4,
was ascribed to the higher discount
applicable to those securities. Sew
eral new low records were made
by the war floatitions, Liberty sec
onds AIS, following to 5000.
New York, Jan. 23.-Contrary to
general expectations the further
advance in re-discounts announced
late yesterday by the federal ie-
serve bank exerted only a moder-
ately adverse influence at the
opening of today's stock market.
Prices we're mainly lower but the
more extreme declines. mainly
from 1 to "a points in General
Motors. Texas Company, Colorado
Fuel and several of the minor spe-
cialties were ascribed to causes re-
mote from money conditions. Sea-
soned industrials we're steady and
investment rails Arm. though again
Inactive. Most losses were can
calIad within tho first half hOur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23
New York Sugar.

New York. Jan. 23.-Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal, 1904; fine
graduated, 1500@16.00.
Silver.
New York. Jan. 2S.-Bar silver,
1872; Mexican dollars, 1909.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23
Peoria Grain.

Peoria, ILL.,, Jan. 23.--Corn, I'M
changed to 1c higher; No. 5 white,
LAT; No. 8 yellow, 1.49; No. yell
low, LAT; No. yellow, Las; No. 6
yellow, 1.41; No. 4 mixed, LAY; No.
5 mixed, 1.45@1.46; No. 6 mixed,
1.42k @1.4313.
Oats. no early sales; No. white,
S61t @87c bid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23
rOtatpes.

Chicago. Jan. IS. - Potatoes.
weaker; arrivals. 81 cars; North
ern Whites. 4.75@4.S5 per cwt;
western Russets, jobbing, SIS per
cwt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23

One more day to pick an So ia
$12 shoe for Sc. Bert's. 1916 Sec
ond avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23

One more day to pick an s. to
$12 shoe for IS. Bert's, 1876 Sec
ond avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23

One more day to pick an So to
s12 shoe for Sc. Bert's, 1916 Sec
ond avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-23

SCHRIyER & SCHRIVER.
Complainant Solicitor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
BACK BAD TODAY?

Backache is usually kidney ache and
makes you dull, nervous and tired Use
Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys -
the remedy recommended by your friends
and neighbors. Ask your neighbor
Mrs. ]. M. Perry, East Side, New
iberia, says: "My back bothered me al
most constantly and often times it
twitched with pain. l couldn't rest
comfortably and sharp pains darted
through my body. I was often weak
and nervous and the least disturbance
caused me to become excited. l always
read a great deal of Doan's Kidney Pills,
SO | got a supply at Taylor's Drug Store.
They brought me quick relief and l have
had very little trouble since. l tage
Doan's Kidney Pills at regular intervals
and they keep my kidneys we'll"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Perry
had. Foster Miburn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo,
N. Y.-Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
LET THE PEOPLE TALK.

Some people object to hearing OH
people talk. Possibly they prefer to 1c
all Of the talking themselves,
Then again. when people talk other
people learn things And it is to the IN.
terest of some people that other people
be not overly versed in tn affairs Of tho
nation. 1t dims the radiance of their
own intellectual refectors.
When men pull off a crooked deal in
political or commercial life some one
invariably knows something about it,
And when someone knows, there IS dan
ger of others soon learning If some one
talks.
For many years it was the cug.on
Tor our self-appointed leaders" to talk
while the rest of the people listened.
That was good for the leaders" for they
generally told only that which it was t.
heir interest to tell.
But now it is different
We have our "leaders" also self dp-
pointed but we listen when we feel lie
It and later we do as we please
We also talk, ami we listen to o.as..
talk, for the more we all talk the MOI
everybody learns.
Sometimes our talk pains the dead
ers," for it unearths facts which they
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
NICKEL NO GOOD.

A little girl walked into a confectionery
one morning, placed nickel on the coun-
ter and called for an ice cream cone.
"Ice cream cones are cents, little
girl" the fizz clerk announced
well, then, GIMME a soda pop"
"Six cents"
Got any root beer?"
"Yep, 6 cents, too"
The little girl sighed disappointedly
and started out leaving her nickel on the
counter
Here, little girl, you're leaving your
nickel" the clerk called to her
ooh, that's all right" the child
shouted back. It's no good to met
won't buy anything
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

would prefer to keep secret.
But we talk just the same, and VIC
have djsconcerting habit of asking cur
leaders" why they did, or they didn't
Sometimes these questions are en-
Da-rassing, and difficult to answer, and
the "leader" becomes hustercd and con
fused and ATTEMPTS to camoullage
Then we do some more talking, and
,his time the leader" does the listening
or We find another leader.
Yes. talking is good thing, and it is
seldom cheap, for even the most trivial
Of conversations sheds light upon some
;ubjeCt or other.
Let the people talk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

The young men dropped onto hex
game, quietly faded away, and left her
without single admirer, other young
men having been told Of her duplicity.
Men are tickle and the worst de-
ceivers ever and I hate them all" she
walled in her loneliness. The idea Of
all Of those men proposing to me and
then leaving like that! Men have no
honor at all"
And it makes a difference who does
the deceivinG.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
POULTRY PROFITS DEPEND ON
HEALTHY CHICKS.

Mr. Williams, a very successful Okla
homa Poultry Raiser, recently said to
DR.. LeGear: "Since l have been usinE
your Poultry Prescription, not only have
l cut down Chick loss, but find that my
pullets lay a month or two earlier A
few pennies wisely spent in feeding Dr..
LeGear's Poultry Prescription to Baby
Chicks insures rapid development and
early fall and winter laying. Get a
package from your dealer. Satisfaction
or money back.-Dr. L. D. LeGear Med.
Co., St. Louis, Mo.-Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

The parents who believes every word
he son or daughter tells them in regard
to the conduct of the teacher, is very like
~ to think i'll of the teacher and with
out just rason. 1t is natural for youth
to be preiudiced and to resent punishment
even if it is just. Many a good school
Is spoiled by the parents upholdinR
pupils when the proper treatment would
be to end them and use the coal shovel.
Exchange.
We are proud of the confidence
doctors. druggists and public have
IN CcG C'l:11 w. Tov-o. TN,,,o
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
MINISTERS KILLED BY
LIGHTNING BOLT.

Laporte, Ind, Aug. 10.-"If lightning
should strike this tent tonight, how
many would be ready for it?" the Rev.
John Timber, evangelist asked a con-
gregation of Free Methodists crowding
a tent at Sprinfield, near here, last night.
Outside a storm was threatening.
A few moments later a bolt of light
hing entered the canvas, killed two min
listers on the platform, burned the Rev.
Mr.. Timber dangerously, and knocked
down many of the worshipers.
The dead The Rev. Henry LEM, pre-
siding elder, Belvidere, Ills; the Rev. L.
w. Huston, field agent of the Evansville,
Wisconsin Seminary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
500 Reward. 500.

Tbs resAeFs Of tAts paDss wtn b pleased 10 learn
thaa t@efv No azst dnsaAaa d@eaes that
Aps basn AHA 10 sam m cd tts asaEsaL and thai IL
CsazRnA R2Rp cakAxsA Cswa b tn Gully positive
hz1s4 eanafnaaiessai 1tsaasn haGMu1 . sssstltss-
shmal heassmana Hnkfs Cs&arxA Gnns tAksn hs-
s&amaE. sctiaS aaseseav upsa TIN haood SD mucous
mxshnna 81 shR gFz1aD. theEnkg daatSayns III,
fezzaaeaasa q see etepa@s end eHanS tia patOpa
senAG1m by hnnds1u 10 enc eaassfszstsn and Assist
BAG nnsss N d@nm its wazA. inns pEDDxisaOfs ha We
xHxeh fnAeA N NJ @zas@rs pevzaz tsms tAey offer
O1o HuaazaA c@aam Ter aAg enR that II fails u
oum. eaa1 ans - 81 hestkneatala
Adara@ y. J. u&B&wR q CO. Tesean q.
Sad by III psasssEex SSa
Thha EAns BasnaE Pms Ter eonssABAfiua.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
AS THE EDITOR SEES 1T.

Two young men met on the public
street and entered into a conversation.
One Of the young men lived in the town,
while the other was from nearby viii
lage ~E
A pretty girl came by. The town boy
sized her up and made suggestive re-
mark. Then they both looked, and
laughed, and looked again.
Another girl passed, with careless
look in their direction but without
speaking. The town boy was silent but
he from the neighboring village appraised
her charms, expressed his opinion, and
the fight was on.
It makes a difference whose sister you
talk about.
A citizen met the editor of paper on
the street one dav.
"Why don't you publish the news?'
he asked, with a disappearing frown.
Young J. got into a brawl and beat
another boy up and you didn't say word
about it in the paper. Such things
should be given full publicity in order to
suppress rowdyism,' he resumed
A few weeks later his own son was
rounded by in juvenile scrape, and he
hunted the editor in a hurry.
Don't say anything in the paper about
that little escapade Of the boys" he
pleaded; ut was only lark, and boys
will be boys, you know"
II makes difference whose boy is in
~olved.
A farmer had horse to sell 1t had
serious defect, but one which was not
readily discernible.
Another fellow who was in need Of a
good horse stopped to look at it.
"Sound as a dollar, so far as l know
said the farmer, conveniently forgetting
the defect which he knew to exist. The |
animal changed hands, and the purchaser
was stung.
A few months later the same farmer
went to a neighboring county and paid
a fancy price for bull. Later he found
that he had been stung in the transac-
ton.
"I'll have The law on that swindler,"
he ragged, and promptly brought suit
against the former owner of the bull.
1t makes a difference whether you
sting, or get stung.
Hello. John, heard the news2 The
school teacher has just licked the tar out
of an unruly pupil, and everybody is
talking about it-says he should have
whipped him long ago"
GOOD enough hope he laid it on
good and heavy. Boys are getting to be
smarter than their parents, and it is time
for them TO be taught their proper
place"
"Tfs fine of you to look at it that way,
sFhn-it was your own boy he licked
commended the first speaker.
whats that7 Whipped my boy, did
hep III smash his internal face for him,
I will No upstart of teacher can lay
hands on my boy and get away with it."
II makes a difference who gets the
ticking.
A young lady had numerous admirers,
and caused each one 70 believe that he
was the favored of them all. Each in
time proposed, and was strung along with
:, NwM
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

A young lady had numerous admirers,
and caused each one TO believe that he
was the favored of them all. Each in
time proposed, and was strung along with
half promises. "~"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06
Sale Of kannei,ee
Navigation Stock
I'd BegIn ToGay

The Chamber as Commerce will fse-
gin It's sEle uf ssG. egn wn,-ri sf Ess-
ITs.tssc Navigation sxDck Tina Exne--.
irfcant-on iEAs iszzH yniaer II s.uzrrr
-fFf Interests NJ 1t1s. Es1lnefsHe rx.IIss
Those N charge 4asl warranted IN rssc-
rmnersnluE EtEE szpck 10 ting prapis.
3e-s IS rRs1 community undertaking
Ink Enszns EnBrs ID the fiHynauuruerzt
N AuEEsrR chx-n any u1ffsr Single no
1sc- tt1a1 could unssibsv ls devised.
Msn a1 vtsisr czxn So great unssa-
Utilities n the resumption af --ver
Transportation. IrnizamEyereo by rau1rpe-
-fIIEF1. cnEfIrnl aI szi1seuIse u1lsrrzaIszee-
r1slzl. The nAars axre N be -urY rr-irr1z-
T-iiy win sa-wIre IN tina community Is
their gi9Hnz. Tf9ars viii hs uierur Cd
f'i,si Irrssss fse-alsss lorHl st1iI-,srs e-pm
-AIzgussG 70 rf4e SEA W: ~exrr STOCK IN
ItAs cssTT'1salEy and VIII uIrtipufrresztr III
-1-f-t rnfrc- rrnfts N rtIE1 tff-er-fun Grrs
N Gffs nts1sr-E III sailing The sf1xrtss ut
srizA f9DEEzs III IN single share f4t,lt-
rigs IL ttsE- tire number ~ tffus4 ftrrzr,-
c;GllE Interested IL Inns Li1Te r.zy he
f-sRtls- Increased
arrangements have fssey rT,a1t4 rp-
& ~ Fser cfzf7-. fIrE1 payment. fpilcwsfl
by rf4TnE 6ls-tizEy lus1nIiruerTts. rrsir,g
II-nrrIcalFy LtIe same plan TIKI WIS
isrrsI1irs-s-a during +tls L.lfs--~ I.oszn
u-TVe- Ever s1eI lfaE IN view ttas.
making 81 1ise STOCK ggEailznie Fnr rtse
single Ir7esFU-. L l. arEy nj the
Eaton Ca is atfgIr7uz1n al tiss commit
LEE RHE viii be asslszen bv q rslrrrftszr
N -t1s Chamber cd CsornrnH-zsse rner ana
I'VE representative o5 the EsTnap1r
Navigation Co. II Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06

iEEM -hE1 WzzE .EzzlzE1BzE an1 EE5sI
Ef1HE Etse mEBv dHRRlls fEIffTfriffF-
Throughout TIM DRIVE BHEsEies rfrR
advertising. daily puniicrrv, rauprT
1nfazruEz. organisations znr -iae lie
mr. 1pund rlmE ID make spEsrfEss
aGEn dry AZ Inc nusHls Hmm. EzlH
r EEunEz1 ws.s chairman u -trs
campaign COMMITTEES. Rcy / Ward
we'll. treasurer and Rz-1pn Wessissr.
pIfti1ic.fT mEuzsEer 9sH- --sslsB mem
nnrH WERE azrrnIlsn. = szsH..is.I aarn-
M111es IE szin zzf wprk ssrIrfug TIE
large silfsxc-lTsfiuns winch IRE ussss-
sErv % uEIuEEin Tfas wfyrE uf ia ID.
csl ctISspzer
& community dinner wak hHi6
NuEHznrHsr p. III EfaH AuEIEsxa. CHRIS
Dlup I'd dIscnEs thu keuntsissr Bussuu.
hnE1 urnleEl. Every ttHrEl was rzrB-
fully guns osEr a<na -t1s qTseE1inn uz
ruu1rna wE1s h.uuEtu I'D. "a unm-
mI-rex NJ 1nlrr TSrumnnnur artnrr,sgF
wzk saieczHn 10 IpTnuix1E q cpns uf
bylaws winch snBulu uruxHc1 ina
peDuls against elI1satis n9ntrua amt
Ine duE-lzmEn1 finally presented iys
Mfsss-s 3urfeiER. Mr11san. A1E-IH
ann GlIutiel 4 Is mAszErFllE.cse.s
Copies tGzzve besn ssrurea By tins.
ofhce 4u- use N rhH STUCK sailing
campaign As ulr- HIInla uf Rxprk
amounting ID SfslEgNa mIHf fsR sEIid
na4u-s DrEernfss- III II Is f1upaa rfra1
q nzsuz,gtv n gnr members viii s1lf-.
scribe wT1hnrIt tysirg enr-mEily I'D
Tsrnafsfae1 by c mH1nuHr OF the s-u1n-
mfffHe- Cur nhuns nf1missr Is lid
anR w-e are N vrsllr ser~1re.
A HITTER tram znBd VIII Farni
f1EizE olIz ETTrnHrT Us Maine peBraie I'd
1fTH9i saieaatfia vrnrk. This ssrsfrpss is
bringing fame 10 Maine IN rnrrrr
WssyTB AnB nj tts graduates nzs
1punu 3 GurH I'm leI1rDEr
The Gusn RBtEtix pryyles.- ia-urrs-tr4
SEzu rh EI1r EnHfnfsHrs tf1l-znE tire sum-
TnHr Is still Prominently uiursfi n
oIlr program uf work In sHsssrsefrrs
yol1r NEW CITY government II wuliia
NE we'll To cfIuDEs rnFn wilB eys.Ites'e
IN tile EoBti -Daus IIrnE-nm. # rfIR
1rrpskRis OF Dilr COMMITTEES are uu1
sniinu FE3ez-- LflHTn on nudity ltraln
10 rntss1 au1rIE4i conditions. # lfEFv izr44
sE1IInd and vUn believe in them sena
Representatives 70 tire effv govern
UaelI1 wffsI viii ,csEi--- u1rr velar wishes
ThR nez- 7urrm viii he N ffrsrr-s
"a h 4. StuEr-ts rnEn and will t,e
ffEan II yauEElEH-wHfr.h fnr II. --fas
only wGy n get 3sETun hHAt sn-v1cs
Is 10 nuT ha11nssfses Navigation s1prk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06

Fw ksEu9 i1Mina o. Asuniv O. =
Asss~siis - M.nksw 81 cszaii1nn
seSnse Almfice Annsr-
s-x % ArjEmk 3snin. aeiakisn
~sfh nAzsose Gssdi<ssa
Boss Z 51esNzls nj Hmxlznn ems
a. ". SsEsHnn nj Wa1xs.fIle wEH ~
7srnIefi rsrEsuan af TIM Farmers
InInn Il arn9sy ca af WHrerwIIie. II
Z mnssIug uf Effe c-rEiitux haar lam
FrTflEy Hnnn hsfnre AnsnrlarR .inszine
Warren {. Fhilfrusk 81 Itle cggzrf-
hpalss- Aefer 5IK<irn Pnilzrnnk mas
rnafte the ElHalnrxnrRzf nj -eceSxarx
their bund WIS fixed al S4n. asE
Te1s cuInuznv was dining 3 spaenl1n
business n & successful wEr. hIzr II
wGs desmsa aft1sAtsfe M a1Hniu1 rae
Fxz,esFa-E To adjIIst the business raiH-
IIDns and TIM prices with the market
cnnfiittnus- una 10 aTTifl.. sl1ranEie-
IntslIIs 1-um Ealing market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06
Maine accepts Cha
lenge "A est Virginia
On Christmas Seas

Challenge arnsp7e1- wa1rn
MEins'
Go~ Carr Z. lLiRiiser Sarlr.rsEry
tsrY1 tins telegram 10 ezeF .Tptrn T
C,u-uVseu u5 Wesz Virginia n rA-
spnnsf u q WIRE received here cf.xI-
iellEuE Inc StG1e M MRrrfs 70 snow
q larger increase n rre sale &c
Christmas Ssskls tins year uvssr fasa
sssz1sun1s sale IhEn -ts srEIe N West
Virginia VIII an
n tsccefIring Eiis challenge GOV.
Miliiken expressed rms corfiaHnrs tfrE1
the TssF'I1fe n -fls StErs viii reus-nrrs-
~ suTIaDr- the rII1fiiic hs1sn u-o--zrn
a 1tER cunning wear. rtIruu-t tffssr
purchase uf Christmas SEALS ami
Health 3anEfE- winch arp rlrw ON sale
eIfrr- Curr~eli's telegram IS rs ful-
lows The STATE g. West --lrEsrIia
challenges E-olE StEtH ri Maine ID
SHOW Is large IN lnc-eEsss III Christ
HIS Ssazl safes over EaEr vezr as viii
.ss sole II rms state III excess Of rhe
-sas snies
Maine s Christmas Sszl SAFE issEr
yeEsr UEasrREesi GpsI-uxiuzzBsfv FIVE
SSE-is Tsssr cz<nIia gngi rfIfs yzeazr 3 suzi
On 70 seals 20 tsyts,-y- ussE1. w1rnun szrru
ctlila has isssen ses Enr1- rriIiiur
Seals tuEs1tlss- with Ees3ifh Bonus IN
communications -ru1r So IN s. lsaD. frxre
bFsssn etIsz-s butsa ali over LIlne So
tnE11 aveEw community VIII uffe- i+s
Ts@aple = chance 10 haap thu fEaz.1+t
cauEs.
aanw Much Do Tou Care" srzEE bssn
ctEostsr as ths camuarsn siuEzn Inn
CIV. Ailiiizasl- II aer,slIfi1S the ciIRl
lsTrn rom Vest Virginia i1as nun Il
I'D s9uEresT To tire ssnnle Of Maine III
sfsuw hpw much they czrn. mn arsy
Tor 1isf barter health N zils SsxE1ts- mn
1nr- The standing MEInR u,zr s1Ixairs
lt-unEn inns Years Christmas Sea-
-2lnFEaEIl 1nr pTnE-EsslvE health
y'tsrA- as cnInIIRsHn 10 Efxzer ssHtes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06
Bin Dismissed In
The Equity Case af
GunnIngnam VS.. Cunningham

Al. ma tIss-r-aG II the equity casf n1
ZsurT ? Cunningham IF Det-ni1
against ms wlft. Nellie s. Cunning
HAN winch WAS being hala i.s.zpre
5lszIEe Warren - 1fnlhrlcs ~ rtfs
ruU-hBnss. rtre nin ID equity s.Eaius-
Mks. Cunningham 81 AIS WIS ois-
missed fv slEresnent a counsel saun
AFTER cBiIT1 came IL SATURDAY. nnrn-
InE- Il Is unfiarsErsso 1hEI ztre uar-
-iss nave sacrificed all their differences.
1ncludiuE rtIEss lurnlveu II rms lii
IEEZHG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06
REPC RLGAN CITY
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES

Al rnEaring u9 Inc Republican
cry committee held Saturday even
illE II 1tt Al1s-rnAnls rDpm. City hail.
Is organization WITS par1ss.IeE. the
1nliDwrnE ussnE afsc1ed afifce~s. ron.
Blaine s Tiies. chairman Mrs. gls.ine
= Niies- -InH-eflairTnzEiz; Richard C-r-
TUE znu Mrs. auE WarT1weH. sec-r-
-I.rlss- 8urfelEn AGr-in, r-nHsu-r-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06

This Monday evening II II tbs
election uf officers 1nr James F1rz-
viii ne held II LaEIan mall ann tssser-v
IneInDHr % Ihe organization sflplsf0
MAKE every tsfTpTT I'd ne present as
ans meeting Is u1 1sIH UTMOST iInpur-
-gzIlck
In connection with tflE H2Ee-KHn q
TsAl -Fs@fI will be served the ma
1ezini fB- Winch iaas t,rer tiauH1nn .s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-06

mEmh=rs CT Ii1e Rusr zua sfrs evening
VIII be IEssssl Ezrh N q BUSINESS zuli
sBrlEl wzgr.
HsaI1s VIII ne InExiE 1r & ssrisH an
sszl -giliIrInsz1zss mr. EVENINGS IN rhs
1IIzurr aH w-1zirn mEastuEs am I'd me
fassaf znG Is 1hs lscal Posi- f1zk szrns
ID I'M nnsz arErefzr~ e11tHrrEanesr IN
ms city amnnE IT'S mezrberx. una
wzrh Ehe interest," 1taS1 is naluE ai<-
JliAzed by ali. 1fas WINNER rrHrasses 70
ne II Ss'erv wEE & HIVE aIsF
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Engzuemsrf Annpnruse;

The engagement az Miss 3s-rsice u
L1s,ErgrUr amt waiwurrh Sirrr,=nr., burt
cf rfrIs c1tr. was announced n = uz--y
gwen II fsunu- uf Miss L4as.tyrpri nv
Mrs tIeur-s 4 Macnrzlt,sr Al ,rs- iIurrss
Il - Melville s-reez On De- g Miss
LaiEt5frn IL the dzuEf1tsr I'd zaf. anL
MITE Frank H Le,rf11pr- Mr.. Simpson
is q CIVIL srzgtres- ann is eEnpiurrsl al
The StE1s iiEr1wsr Department They
lszve Z igrre CIRCLE uf zsoe-1f3s in Az
rrs1z zlrr wsrsr1lt-.
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Caulun Anguish No s@ N /
e. e. F. viii hpan q special nesting
I'm Tliesfxzy evening. Dee :. --1e Sis.c-
grafton al cf1ixsai,y VIII be- conferred.
by Ien. " l. Miller and staff There
VIII ALSO be music ANA other ssrrrer-
Imminent. elIszaiiers VIII a1ter1 III
frN dress. Tf1e rnesLing VIII be onsn
1e all GIG Fellows ami 1tnear EEruiIiss
Visiting 9ffn Fellows ere euruizIiv in
r1iee 10 he u-ezsut- Refreshments
VIII be served N the Ddrs rnsm and
nAuuus1 hall There viii iss dancing
II Lte cioss Of the entertainment.
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: AllenCale. Summer
Home, Destroyed by
Fire At No. Ma-cneSfs


Tffs tfszIII1ul summer iIGsns al Mss
AiErE- L Alien a1 North A1anr.hetsfs.,-
Was burned ID effs c-punG saissui 2.3f
auuaAy afternoon liesnte the ssffu--s
CO the rIisEt1fsa-r ID PM ont tue ftEsrnes
The nDl1ss wEEs unurculliefs Il Is
rtfpiIEtTt rtrzzt the FIRE wRs CAUSED by
lightning. Us II WIS first sesn aDurrt
70 minutes after q tfnif m lightning
descended
By tfTs work ID the nes-fftsa-s IN
putting water On the flames one NJ
ltIf ourtIIllttiuEs w-s sEvat. The fIz-r
v-sls mn damaged The Inxns WIS
kslIpwr rs Allenus.is. was af,Tuf 10
T'6Ar nlG &n1 rad tasn K 1fle Alien
-E-Tuitv all nj Ehs Time Il wzzs owned
Ivy Miss Mary Allen and was lte
summer huIns a1 Miss Allen ana fFsr
sisxe-. Mrs arthur u Whitney ID
AuEnszR-
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~Is AIaEagER bn2TE ssf rsE,ss ration
VIII sz-1uIuez1cs lis SESSIONS or T1ses-
Eizg. D@e. :. fur the n,Irriclpzl elerrfnri
On LtesssrnissE =. S.ssaBIIs viii ne head
IN The aldermen S TonIn 81 city laan OF
Ttt=sG4-r. Wednesday IEISsl THURSDAY
Der. :. s aIrr & 4rum A Il 10 I r
IL @rDm : r. " IN ; " ana Tram
p NJ II 8 P. H. ana gu E7-slszE. OeE.
70. frpgn $ A M - = ~ ssrsa erus,1
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Miss Edith aEzei NaEnn nj tins
r.tT znf Russell s. .sanrw uf Mnnrfss-
1er WE'RE uniz,-isE II oiciprk axrIrr~
dizzy evening Il the Meztspsfist uxrrDn-
ssEsE. - lressn Ezrns1- Zen. NJ Lazy
Tun ufhcssIHo ana the tipIahie rang
cHrenulIg WIS lsefa- The cnalriie
WE'RE unattended. Mr ant Mrs. anpw
Will intake their hume IN MEnrheszrr
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Tnf -nEutEr nesting I'd general
Isaur LADIES' ArxiIixrw No 3 viii hs
fseld 81 : oAciDck TUESDAY, evening IN
r.ae hzEuuust hail 81 L @. q 2. fszIl.
MfrutserE EaleasE NOTICE -f1e change uz
time The ladies' az rhs association are
Ir1rz1ed II ATTEND rfe Grnnn Deciarn-
tim ID Ch,vzir- degree iasle II the
lodge -nnrn the same e1-erlt1EE.