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Evening journal., 1920-10-04

having fine weather here In the United
STATES; while another weather OBJ
server. basing his statement on re-
ports rece we'd from lne Middle North
western part OF the country. might
very trulhiully declare hat we were
having very bad weather.
Many different Nations involved.
Europe Is a big place Just as the
united states is a big place, but much
more complicated on account OF the
many a nertnl nations. Tho rreal war
was an uphe8Yal that affected the en-
TIRE European continent. particularly
ihoee parts ihai once cOmpused what
was known as the Central Empires.
A tremendous change has taken place
IN Russia. Germany and Austria have
undergone great chang and are SIM
IN a very unsettled stato-c0nditiOns
IN Austria are particularly serious.
Italy, as ! told YOU the other day,
has been making extraordinary indus
trial experiments. The smaller ma
tions in the southeastern part OF Eu-
rope are learning 90 walk on their
own account and are tumbling around
quite lot, just as little children
tumble around a good deal when they
are learning 90 walk Considering her
great handicap, France. as ! explained
TO be undergoing a great many indus
a week or two ago. has mad sur
prising progress. England also seems
trial changes and OF course there is
the unsettled trouble ia ireland.
Il do know. however. that a num-
Der OF the European countries. especi-
ally Germany, are commencing to eX-
port fairly large quantities OF goods
lo tho limited Gf4foa and hu,-or,a ~
our American stores and business
houses are going abroad looking for
goods and materials 90 buy for ship
mcnt 90 the United States Wen lust
have iO watch iha news from Europe
very carefully and from time to time
we can discuss the changes.
Editors NOle-Uncle Harry viii he
glad In an.Nnr lnnuIrlns aldrn..nI u
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
&. 0. P. UNITED
WITH HARDING
Sees in Johnson's Speech
Endorsement of His
Stand on League
APPROVES OF COURSE
ASSUMED BY BORAH

MARION. o.. Oct. 1.-The League OF
Nations address delivered by Senator
Johnson in Los Ang lfs ON September
% may be regarded as the key 20 the
Californian's attitude toward senator
Harding BY no stretch OF imagina-
tiOn can that utterance be regarded as
other than an unqualified Endorsement
OF senator Harding's stand on the
league issue and a pledge OF Senator
lohnsons whole-hearled support Of
The Republican national ticket.
At least Senator JahnsOn's present
frame OF mind is being judged on the
basis OF that speech, and certainly no
iniim3tiOn has reached Marion that
anything has caused Senator Johnson
TO alter the views enunciatod In Los
Angeles. Senator Harding firmly be-
dnc TO tn contrary, tha h has haoinn
lieves, and there appears 90 be no
evidence t0 the contrary, that he has
ihe uniied hepubllc1n party behind
him.
Il have just received a full sieno-
graphic report OF the address Senator
Johnson made at Los Angeles" said
Mr.. Harding yesterday In discussing
the many reports OF party dissen-
sion, land it dissipates conclusively
any notion that Senator Johnson Is
cut OF harmony with the platform
and the candidate.
In his speech senator Johnson re-
pestedly quoted from the League of
Nations address which / delivered on
August 2s, giving his unqualified ap-
pr0Nal Of 10, and In that connection
he made an eloquent appeal for the
e.ectiOn OF Samuel NJ. ShOriridge, the
Republican candidate for the Senate,
him in care OF the editor, either i'm
This column or by mail provided let
lers are signed with the full name
and address OF The persons writing.
The respondenis' names Will not
appear in the articles.
Copyright. 1920. by The NC Syn
dicaie.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something 10
Learn

Then You Have Something 10
Learn
Thousands who have piles have not
learned that quick and permanent relief
can only be accomplished with Internal
medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount
Of treatment with ointments and sup
positories will remove the cause.
Bad circulation causes piles. There Is
complete stagnadon Of blood In the
lower bbwel and q weakening OF the parts.
Dr. J. 5. Leonhardt was first 10 nnd the
nmedy. His prescription is HEM ROID. "a
tablet medicine. taken internally. that Is
now sold by. druggists generally. DR..
Leonhardt tried 10 In 1000 cases. with
the marvellous record Of success in 0s
per cent. and then decided @ should be
sold under rigid money back guann-
tee.
Don't waste any more time with out
side applications. Get package Of
HEN ROlD from ~ y. Danforth todav.
u has given safe and lasting relief TO
thousands of people. and should do the
same for you-it seldom fails
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
no prscnInr MoosrurAnr

AZ meeting of Wilmington Lodge
No iSi Loyal Order OF Moose w. n.
Lane and William n. AinswOrth. Jr..
Will give talk on their visit 10
MoOsoheart They stopped al that
place while on a visit 10 the Middle
West. Wilmington Lodge last Thurs
day evening Initiated a class OF 50
the Italian Moose gave a delghtful
entertainment under the leadership OF
Samuel Norris I'm The near future
the Choral Society, accompanied by
iis orchestra. viii pay visit 20 the
workhouse 10 entertain the inmates
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
New ways to fight it

Now dental science has found ways
to fight film, day by day. Able author
tiles have proved the methods efficient.
Leading dentists everywhere now urge
their application.
The methods are combined in a dem
thrice called Pepsodept To millions it
has brought new era n|teeth clean
ing. And to every home ten-day test
is offered free, so all may quickly know
IL
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

It is the hlm-coat that discolors, pot
the teeth. Film is the basis of tartar.
1t holds food substance which ferments
and forms acid. 1t holds the acid in
contact with the teeth to cause decay.
Millions of germs breed in it. They,
with tartar, are the chief cause of pyor-
rhea. And, despite all brushing, few
escape these troubles caused by film.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
Teeth Shine
When the film goes-watch and see

Learn now how teeth look how
they feel-when you combat the film.
Get from your druggist. without cost,
this ten-day test. Note the instant re-
suits, then look in ten days. -
Millions have already done this.
Leading dentists everywhere advise it.
Now show your home folks what clean
teeth really mean.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04
EvrncnrFN cI,ss MEETING

The October meeting or the Ever
-grcen Sunday Sfhool Class or silver
brook NJ. +. Churcn Taught by Mrs.
r.. W. p0ncs. vii mleet al The home Of
Miss Ethel Hartman, no. d2S Bdyard
avenue. This evening Al memb 'rs are
asked 10 be present SO The ran work
can be started.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

In every circle nowadays you see
glistening teeth. Ask the owners. You
will find, we think, that they are using
Pepsodent.
Go get this free tube and try it for
yourself. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence of
the viscous film. See how teeth whiten
as the film-coats disappear.
Then let the children use it. Their
teeth need it most. Very few children
reach the age of IS without some tooth
decay.
Let the man who smokes see how il
takes the stained film from his teeth.
Let all find out how much cleaner
teeth feel, how much safer, when
brushed in this new way Then this
ten-day test may bring to your home
some lifetime effects.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

There are many ways TO turn an
auto into cash. sccCre a new car Or
one of different mako under f0rtun-
ate conditions by taking advantage
OF he Wanis.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

no you feel an tangled up bilious.
oonsllpated, hoadachy, nervous. fun
or coldi Take Cascarcis tonight for
your liver and bowels % siraighton
you out by morning Wake up with
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

Editors NOte-Uncle Harry viii he
glad TO answer Inquiries. addressed 20
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

head clear, stomach right. breath
sweet and feeling fine. No gripping or
inconNenicnco. Children love Cascar-
cts too. 49, %. 90 cents.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

The outfit consists Of an
IDkAL Arcola Radiator
Boiler and =, S, or 8
AMERICAN Radiator
and Special Expansion
Tank-everything except
labor. pipe and 6ttingi.
which any local dealer
viii supply. See table
for various sires Of outhta.
Send for cstaiog.
Evening journal., 1920-10-04

.dence, Worcestcr. PHILADELPHIA. Readin
Cleveland, Detroit. Grand Rapids, In
lukce. Minneapolis. St. Paul, Duluth. 81
J. Los Anzclea. Scntflr. Sl.nLnn- pr.rlIn.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
Neblett's Exclusive
Bargains

NStA = StAA1o
wood floors built-in fea-
lures, large basement. and
one of the finest sleeping
porches in the city, located
on West Adams paved street
and the car line runs in front
of the door. This is a real
honest value and you will do
well to see it. Price is only
$4,000 with terms to suit you.
HOMES-Six-room brick. hardwood
floors, every modern conven-
fence aid built-in features
large sleeping porch. on cor
ner lot with all kinds of
shade and beautiful lawn,
has a fire proof garage and
store room. Home is what
we call this and our ap
praiser has been out TO in
vestigate this property and
he passed it as REAL
BARGAIN, SO come, make us
show you and see how our
values compare with your
ideas.
HOMESS-F'ive- room modern house
together with several smaller
houses on same lot. all rent
ed and in good shape, and
the income this property
is 20 per cent on the invest
ment on the price that you
can get this semi-business
property for. Now if you
are really looking for some
thing that will pay you won
derful returns upon your in
vestment and at the same
time enhance all the while.
YOU viii go and see this
property.
We have taken this above described
property under our Modern Exclusive
Listing and We have inspected each
and every piece completely and you
have our word that they are worth the
money. and we ask that you call by
and make us prove TO you that our
Judgment is either good or bad
Our office claims the distinction of
being the only office in Phoenix that
does not list anything except Elk
elusive CONTRACTS, and 1--we guar
antee that we will investigate the
properties personally and If they are
not worth the money we will not
handle them, and we have passed the
above as worth the price asked, so see
them and get acquainted with the EX-
elusive, WIDE AWAKE, ADvER-
Using, PUSHING FIRM OF
Roy Neblett Realty
Company
40 N. Central Ave. Phone 1908. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
For Rent-Houses
Modern Brick

Four rooms and bath; modern
throughout and new: near car line:
must sell at once; no agent. Phone
Owner, 30S5. tt
Arizona republican., 1920-01-07
Hager Bargains

l acre, four room house, fine i'm
provements, fruit. lights, water, one
block of car service $1,000, with terms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
EMPLOY WAR ACT IN
SNN FEM STRUGGLE

Dublin, March e-The defence IF
the Realm Act, adopted for purposes
OF the war, Is being freely employed
n the governments struggle with the
Sim Fein. Il WAS under the powers
delegated TO the government by this
act that the Freennan's Journal was
suppressed. In accordance with this
law also many cases Of alleged sedi-
ton which ordinarily would be tried
In civ11 courts now are heard by
courts martial. Deportauons Of sus-
pected persons are made under this
oct ana It is charged that leading
Irishmen are kept in prison in Eng
laAd without the necessity Of bring
ing against them any specific com
plant.
Tho government, however, does not
conhne itself to the exercise Of its
war powers under the defence Of the
Realm Act but many prosecutions
take place in the ordinary way before
police magistrates. This Is quite Us
uai In Dublin. where tho police mag
istrates are regularly appointed sa
iaried omcials: but are rare in the
provinces where the magistrates ore
unpaid.
Apart from the instances Of the
governments conflict with the Sim
Fein the life Of the. country proceeds
Is usual. Regular courts Of law sit
everywhere and Sim Fefners appear
before the civil courts as liugants
ana as lawyers: but they refuse to
recognize the Jurisdiction Of the same
judges when sitting to try criminal
odenses.
An experiment Of holding Sim Fein
courts under the authority Of the
Irish republic has been tried, but on
a small scale. 1t is only possible
where dispute can be settled by ar
bitratlon since there is not as in the
case Of the ordinary legal courts any
means OF compelling tho obedience II
/. the unsuccessful litigant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
WILL FURNISH WOOD
TO MILLS IN MAINE

Berlin. y. H.. March S.-Announce-
inent IN made that large manufacture
inS industry will be established in the
township OF Succcss, bordering on the
township OF Berlin. by the Blanchard
sons Co.
A large wood mill VIII te placed in or
GRAFTON, the power 10 be furnished By
tho local electric company and carried
10 the point Of use By high tension
wires through the woods. There are
many thousands Of cords Of hard wood
"n The ranges nearby on property owned
~ tie blanchard Sons Co. Tho work Of
rhs mill will De the preparing Of the
birch asd other hard woods for the
many Woodworking mills IN Maine and
other nearby sections. The product
win b conveyed in great motor trucks
10 Berlin Mills and shipped by ran from
there
Tho exac, location OF the mill will b
at . point on Stearns Brook, close BY
The Gats Of the Red Barn. which Is
Ata1<aAg point OF many mountain roads
into tho wooded forest. The timber I'm
1ts ere close by those held for many
years BY the Goo estate Of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
BIG INCREASE APPLE
OUTPUT IN NORTHWEST

Washington, March S.--Appie produc-
ton has increased enormously in the
northwest since 1907. Last year Wash
ington, Oregon and Idaho, with the help
Of Montana and Colorado. produced one
quarter Of the total crop Of the coun-
try. With new acreage coming into
bearing. the department Of agriculture
says, It Is likely that the northwest in
= few years will be producing a much
greater part Of the country's total crop.
II big losses are to be avoided in the
marketing Of the apple crop Of the
northwest. government experts say,
growers will be forced 70 give greater
attention to equipping their properties
with up.to-date storage houses than
they have heretofore. Because Of in
creased PRODUCTION and >an acute Short
age Of refrigerator cars last season,
prowers in the northwest were unable
to move their apples to market AMI
thousands Of boxes OF fruit were caught
unprotected In the orchards BY IN early
freeze, while other fruit remained on
The trees and was frozen because there
was no place to store II.
A government specialist is now maxi
ing his headquarters at Yakima, Wn.,
70 personally assist growers who ex-
poet 70 build storage houses during tho
spring ana summer. He IL supplied VITA
working drawings Of storage houses
tested during tho last Ave years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
Augusta Girls Club Notes

Saturday night with the elements
making fierce disturbance outside. the
clubhouse interior was lighted up and
warmed up b. furnace and fireplace and
was the scene Of the second special par
= and dance given by group OF 4. q.
6. G. members. About 50 girls and boys
with Cioutier's orchestra included brav-
Cd the weather and were we'll repaid
Refreshments were served downstairs
at 1870 Z. N.
Tuesday evening the second term for
the gymnasium class OF the Augusta
Girls Community Club will begin. New
members are solicited. The class has
virtually become an aesthetic dancing
class, for not only the interest of the
girls has called for this but the club
room lends itself better. Mrs. Harvey,
who plays for the class, is a great as
, set. The president Of the club says
, there Is no reason why we as a club
cannot put on a vaudeville" sometime
, in the future. Here's hoping we get
more in on the first lesson Of the nc "
term.
| sunday afternoon at the clubhouse
: Little's string instrument quartet en-
te-tained at the social hour. This was
one OF the most enjoyable Sunday aft.
+ ernoons ever, for the ice was broken
and soon all were singing club songs
The club members sang a song" Q.
! appreciation TO L!ttle's orchestra. All
were invited downstairs before the open
fire for tea and waters. The girls gath.
! cred around the fire and sang songs OF
other clubs and started IN making VI
original songs.
| Members are asked TO remember the
| date and invitation from the club pres
ident for a social hour around tho fire
downstairs tonight. Every Monday eve
ming throughout March, Miss Bibber
and other officers will entertain specia,
groups until every member has had an
invite" Don't miss Il!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
Burglars Get Away With
$500 At Cambridge, Mass.

Cambridge, Mass, March 7-Threl
man bound the night watohman IL
the Manhattan Market in Contra!
square ana tied bag over his head
lses last night ana after sovefsl
hours work blew opep tho safe and
coeaped with about 200 in cash. LAD.
s1ty bends and other papers wsrs net
disturbed. No trace Of the burylarG
nlad been found tonisht
The watchman, o. D. Baker, told
hhc police that when he went to bar
she rear door after the store had been
closed for the night tho three nsn.
who evidently had been concealed In
vide, confronted him ana two Of them
presssd rsvolveds as1inst him ana
ordered him to keep sun. After biAl-
ans htm ana covering the he'd they
took him to the basensat Sut latsr
brought him upstairs ana ieehsd HIM
pm y small Office. He heard fire az.
ploNeas.
Altar the MO want away RAiur
managed to loosen the ropss nth
which no was bound ana notified me
police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
DEINODON Is so
MILLION YRS. OF AGE

New York, March G.-The skeleton
OF prehistoric deinodon, calculated
to be 6o,oo0,00o years old, has been
Installed in Dinosaur hall at the
American MGscum Of National His
tory. The deinodon. which is also
known as "terrible-tooth," is describ-
ed az perhaps the most swift and
powerful creature Of its time.
The skeleton stands II feet, five
inches high and measures 90 feet
from the nose to the tip Of its tail. II
Is supposed to have weighed several
times as much as the largest lion Of
today.
DR.. ". D. Matthew. curator Of the
museums department Of vertebrate
paleontology. says that our prehis-
tortc ancestors perhaps did not have
to contend with the deinoGen, which
likely was extinct before the earliest
cavemen.
Tho deinodon lived during the Gre
tacous period Of the age Of reptiles
according to calculations based or
the alteration Of radio active miner
ais
Tho skeleton Of the de.nodon was
found three years ago by Charles II
Sternberg in the canon OF the RED
Deer River in Alberta, the richest re-
pository Of dinosaur skeletons ye,
discovered. The geography and eli
mate Of that region was far different
60.0o0.oo0 years ago. perhaps warm
and marshy As the broad interior sea
| once stretching from the Gulf oil
Mexico to the Arctic Ocean, was grad
ually receding and filing up with
swamps and tropical growth.
Reptiles roamed the earth in those
days and save for tiny opposum like
creatures in the trees there was none
Of the higher quadrupeds or manuals
It has been suggested that the tiny
tree jewellers helped bring about the
extinction Of gigantic reptiles By
sucking the eggs deposited in the
SwamDS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
ARREST COUPLE AT GRAY
CHARGED WITH FORGERY

Gray, Me-, March S.-Mr. and MIS-
Alfred Eainviile Of Lancaster. y. H.
we're taken in cu:tody here yesterday
for the New Hampshire officials charged
with forging a check. The arrest was
made by Constable Victor II. featon'
They were taken 10 Portland where
Constable Ieaton turned them over 20
Sheriff !. W Qu:nby Of Coos county
\. II.
The couple had been working IN
Lancaster restaurant. Last Thursday
according 20 the New Hampshire ON
Gals, they were discharged and were
given q check for 81. the amount due
them Beforc leaving, however. Mrs
Rainville IS alleged to have secured q
blank check from her employers check
book ana had forged it 10 the amount
Of SO. Before leaving town they pur'
chased a trunk. giving the forged cheek
in payment and receiving the balance
in cash.
They came 10 this town and were
staying with friends u that part of the
town known as Suckerville. when ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-08
LEAGUE OF NATIONS OR
BIG NAVY SAYS DANIELS

Washington. March 6-SecTctary
Daniels told tae House naval COM
mi.tee today he would recommend a
naval building program for the next
fiscal year larger than that proposed
by the general board "if the peace
treaty is not ratified N this session
OF Congress-" Withholding final rec
cmmcndation. however. the secretary
added that if this country in the end
rejected membership in the League
Of Nations, he would feel impel!ed TO
renew his recommendation for an
other three-year program Of con-
struction.
Roiterating his statement Of last
year that we must have l. league
nations by which every nation vii!
help preserve the peace Of the world
We must have incomparabiy the big
gest navy in the world,' Mr.. Daniels
declared there was 10 middle
ground
II had hoped 10 appear before this
committee today" the secretary con-
tinuod, "Wi:h'a final recommendation
as 10 a building program but as the
Senate has not Yet acted on the peace
treat, there are uncertainties in the
/, situation. If the covenant had been
ratified our duty would have been
plain. With the league in operation
comprised at first Of all tho nations
allied or associated in the World War
and with provision for the admit
! lance Of ali other nations opposed to
conquest and militariSm. it would not
/ be necessary to impose on the tax
payers of America the assessments
. reccssary for building m re capital
! shipf.''
| The program which the secretary,
recommended be authorized in event
! the treaty was not ratified agreed
with the general boards proposals as
to capital :hipS-two battleships and
enc battle cruiser-but added to tia.
proposal - light cruisers and II i,o-
tilla lcoders. Or supcr-destroyers. No
light cruisers and only six super-de-
| *troy"rs were recommended by the
! board.
Il had been his intention. IL the
peace treaty were ratified, with Tie
possibility Of ornaments being cur
tailed and regulated" the secretary
declared. TO recommend definitely
only such moderate" building pro-
gram necessary to round out the
! fleet No capital ships would have
been included in this. program, he
added, but in the unsettled condi-
ton of the world today" he de-
clared the American navy must he
prepared for any emergency"
The question for you to decide
the secretary told the committee, lis
| whether the United States in future
building shall undertake simply 10
round out its navy by building units
Of types in'which We are now short or
shall embark on further expansion in
addition"
Secretary Daniels emphasized Tic
fleets deficiency in light cruisers and
other secondary craft as demonstrate
ed by war lessons. The present bat
tleship strength, he pointed out.
would soon be increased by the 10
dreadnaughts now building, more
powerful than any battleships afloat ,.
IN addition to the six battle cruisers