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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of ne daE, Capt william Z.
Pierce
Fu-iouEns have been granted ID
Joseph Maxaeld ID Worcester and
john J Mclaughlin 70 Augusta
Orr;n r hinnecnn. late On. Z z
I T. A. mas been transferred ID the
Mountain Branch
Major Niles Z. Perk-ns and Capt
Edwin l. Clark went Sunday ID
Raadolpph ID attend che funeral Of
The lat= Fred A White. express
agent here for many years 4 Ia-ge
wreath was senr by Ire Branch
Miss Della GilIiGaa. janit-ess al the
dornitory. has resigned ana gone ID
Boston.
The rernrns f-orn passes SATURDAY.
were Lareu Lee from Rockland and
Eugh Keller from Boston.
The returns from fu-iUuEhs Sa-u--
day were Joseph A DurEee rom
Boston. Alfred Il SCaaElan from
LYNN. John T Powell from Tampa
Joseph :. Whiting from Tonkers and
Samuel G. Winch t-un Chelsea
The moving picture pprog-a-n fur
this week VIII be: Mondav wallace
Reid in Double Speed also 4 Paine
News and a COMEDY; "Wednesday
Miss Marguerite Clark il a Girl
Named Mar" also 4 Ford Weekly
and a comedy; FRIDAY, Frank kaenan
in Brothers Divided" also = Parne
News and a comedy
The Sunday evening concert vas
largely attended and thoroughly en-
fuved by al. Mr. Ta-1ey rendered 4
very pleasing trumpet solo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
MAINE STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

Few people ~aRIlze -ae BROAD fed
Of zC-vlt1es nov covered n SUNDAY
school WORK sucn as. The promotion
Of Chic Welfare ana the furnishing
af oppor, u1lgles tor Wholesome ra-
c''ea-1una- Ne n summer conferences
and camps tor bows and girls.
The Name Sunday School Ass0Cia-
-on n common win aLaer armr-zsd
agencies tor ne promotion Of TINS
broader program Of Sunday school
wUrk g fostering -hesp activities
upon a brad scale especially cnn-
corning 1Lsel@ Win the children ana
Young pe1pre II Maine
During the Weak Of april 95tE n
My nc. Ch.ld-en's Week VII be
observed II many communities If
me STATE. The program Of obsar-v-
a1ce including. Morners Meetings
hid Welfare Clinics. Department
Stores Displays # chlldruns good s.
Chambers u Comm erce meetings
4nd II ne churches sermons a3ur.-
7rlaca u me sah1esL and 1raInH-Iza-
mons II pageant fov -nuf The whole
lr-o af cn iu DEAD q NJ development
II i hoped NAT The elEz#ns IF
Maine VII pa-rorIz@ these ceiebra-
mons ana think z unison during TINS
coming week about the strategic
caarartar n ne childhood pe~od Of
I5f4 and If ne f----a-4lnesE n ne
cnIld's claim n our attention. car
ana love.
During the coming summer n con-
necuan with the program far ne re
oraatlcnaI and educational lie Of me
BOYS ana girls II ne SIa1e, certain
vail +.s7yI-r7ped ana bea -lL1fully To-
ca-=.d CAMPS and conferences VII pc
held. namely a Ptr-s1ieid Ms a.
Lake E5rnepesa llae, y. r. Al
Mortified. Mass, ana AZ many other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
Freshman P-ize Speaking

The annual Freshman Prize Speak
ing c1n;as5 IVES held a. Powers IA =
Saturday evening and was attended
By many relatives and friends q the
contestants. The speaking was Of a
hlgh order AnG refecred much credit
on the speakers and The Instructor n
elnCuTIpn a. ne school
The first prize Tor the boys WAS
awarded 70 Elva-d Brown and the
SECOND q Ralph Craig
The gzrl' : r-e WAS called a liz ny
the Judges between Florence Wilson
and Meredith blanchard
The program asw as follows mus
IL PRAYER MUSIC defamation.
'SparfacIs IA rne C7ladia-ors FL
yard Brown recitation. Tie Cour-
Ter" Maredit = Elanrhard serla-na-
Ion. "a dams and Jefferson. LloyG
Sritham recitation. Il -s1Er,,,,,-
Scheme" A-abeile MG<-.s. declR-
nation. The Cure -ar Ararcnlsra. =
Ralph Craig music recitation.
Bobby Shafts Florence wilson
Defamation The American Legion. -
Leroy RaEan. recitation. The ship
Went Down" EeIen Eaason: deeia
nation. The World Outlook. Ralph
Noble: recitation a Little Matter
Of Eeal EsLaIa. Martha hlte
The Judges were Miss Harriet
Sweerser Neii Leonard Of Colby cul-
Iege. Wa1erville ann Miss Fraesa Fish
Of F5a--1and academy The ushers
were Anna Damon. Mur7eI Morpy.
Marguerite C'Roah Eleanor Ta--lpr
and E1na <hlrss
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MEXICAN CLAIMS
Continued ram Page Ore

T11l-llsr-a11Gn and s clred as proof
mat me government Official stale
zner- caa-acrer-Z1-lE me Sonora out
break as -asTalv local Is well found
az. The long is; OF Professions Of
adhesion 20 ne central guve1unert
rom vlg'- -la-iy =v1ry Stale axacU--va
ana military leader. except Lhcse WIZ
have openly lUi1e6 -1e sonora ~eyr..-
1uElanIsTs. would SIAM 10 Iadica- a
caar ne Republic as whole IS sohd-
Y supporting me present govern
mont
ASIDE rom me Sonora sra-a GOV
eminent only Two sta.a eEacu--ves
have rapudia1ad me present a1rn1n-
lst-alGr. these being General IN
-2Que Estrada n me sta-a OF Zaca-
-aCRs and PasCra- Ortiz RuhlC II the
stare Of Msca0aea1 BaIh N tnese
executives. however, nave failed -o
a----act any gram following and are
being pursued 1v iowa forces.
The sI--iatIGn = Sina-oa IL cunsld-
aT'ts1 nun-~aiacl.e - ne ~ah-fIipus
ac--viCes Is Genera Ramon --urn-
{ MS iCya--y and IS using VIVA forces
a'-n available e check ne 1ncurziUrs
Z the CCnora troops ITO Siaalaa IN
r"lEf -T--Hrn1T-s ran ~each hin
The present w.,.--eaJ uurs Of Genera
A1T-Aru Ob-eE0n. me rnr7ntsr VIZ minis
-eT. VINO 5 slated Tor me presidency Of
Mexicu by the SJnora renels. and cen
BENJAMIN Hi. MS ca-1lpa4E1 eAder. &
uncertain. ne ufTcla. W. Office state
merits failing - luCa nan. while -1ress
dispatches ara wlGel~ AZ variance.
The general belief Is ina: NTH -a1es
leaders. vim isf- 1daxluo CITY -vxo weeks
aEo upon -aeegpr n reliable adr-ices
ina Sonora mad -ebelIed. fed -0wa--d
ne Pacific cnas- BY va If Aljctlaac.n
The crushing ds1aRs inflicted Aaril u
1v Gen. Francisco Mur-uias --op1g
apHn ne -ebelliuus forces headed b-
-ea. A-uuifa GGrnsZ. winch attacked
ne T-IxaAEn oil cgr1er. eliminated ne
only danger a. the can--al government
outside 81 sonora according q ne wa
department
Apparently Laere vii NJ no postpone
ment Of the presidential elections
S11-4t'-4A@ittN LII a lily 4. y -lAe TIE E-eE-
luent can dec-ee 4 pnsEpunemen-. be
mas nn- Hroken us silence inns far. bu.
LUIS Cabrera sss:-e-2-~ n me ---eas-
ury. mas 0een guuted as s1a-lng ina a
pnsIpunenenl a. mis- -3rne Is lnadv,sahie
II ha1 the gore-nnen1s plans ara FOR
ne -nilsIa-~ cunguesT ~ Sonora have
mt been revealed nor Il IF knew, which
NJ the many Ee--=!:- 1naliv viii as
sumo Sun charge
Briefly, ne nfticia, s-a-erneurs decIa-a
hat cne uprising ny ne government Of
me states Of Zacetacas and Msc.1nacau
nave proved fuUle. taa- the revolt d.
rectsd against Ta.Zp8n mas been sup
pressed clE- the situation Il, zus--sr2
e uncertain, tila1 luInnr disturbances IN
small Ea--isons n me southeast Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

3e1E VII NJ 10und -1e new schedule
III service Ut ne Name Contra
~. 1a24-nt= effective al IN A. Ii
I'm rasuuca as the adoption 0f
} 11-.ig:T, sing Cms L pUrEly iocal
+ ). m, II zEac: :. al points On the
-. -aIC-:a-, ne OH eas-arn standard
II e 1u1t.-. n me laJie oeluw anu
1-re- q ascertain the time II winch
INNS eve Gardiner under our new
L. 7ne luE- should be added For
E1-at. -ne -a1ie gives the tine If
: IS % - N, hui according ID
nigh: saving me the hour IS
/ b. L. ana So throughout the list
C-NG EAS--TEEk DAYS.
sc = II except Saturdays
= - = u. ezcHDr Sundays
80 = N except SUNDAYS u
-.---s-a
60 / IL day.
- n except SUNDAY ID Wa
a-.!ls
u. except sundav II Wa
: - Il. except SUNDAY u Wa
>IE-= wEs--yEEE DAYS.
y . n. except MONDAYS
y :, 81 4 u gxrapI Sundays
- - = N. szcspt Sundays.
+ 70 : Ii. except sundays-
&c L - : Il. except Sundays
" = - IL except SUNDAYS 70
aa-.a za-.tae--
= - Il. except Sundays.
II Il daily.
Sundays
snlEg Last
- a. Il.
Il.
Song West
-. - a u.
:. ii.
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AUGUSTALOCALS

Attention Is called by Chief Game
Warden Richard J. TJ1gn ID the tact
that Z -appsrs for muskials would
keep II mind that they are required
BY law 10 have w-1II=n permission Of
the owner Of the land where they SGT
E-aqs and are also required 70 have
residents hunting registration L.
etsrase- they vii avuid getting II
rroufsie. lie also stated that alasn
fishermen should look Up the law
regarding fishing license. before they
start our fishing, TINS law beng found
en- Pare 50 Of the 1919 q revision Of
the Maine Inland Fish and Game
Laws Resident cDEens Of Maine are
moi required 10 have fishing licenses.
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PFTTSTON

NCE-E-WIIliAn Nlxnn Of Lewiston
recently visited MS sIsfar Mrs. Vera
Stz-Es
Mise Eazai CLIFFORD u Eath WAS called
here TUESDAY owing % the Illness Of her
mother Mrs. Craze Clifford a. me
home Of {. X Manson Mrs. Clifford Is
-nuch bRr-er III The present writing
Miss Louise Mccormick u Auburn
Eigh school. WIS a recent guest a. ne
home Of her mother, Ms Mar Nj
C0-lick-
On ThursnA-, afternoon. april -. sew
s-ai members Of the Kings Daughters
Circle held 4 very enjoyable and inter
esE4ng meeting with Mrs. Olga Gordon.
Ms huntington and Ms Martin were
elected far membership The next meet
ing viii be held with Mrs Anna Peter-
son Thursday afternoon. May &
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WEST GARDINER

POND R0AD-M-. and Ms. W-5lI;an
Scf1mIIz have moved - EaIluwaI
John Reed mas mUved INTO the house
-acsntly occupied ebv William Scnrnitz.
M and Mrs.. Ra1n30u--h Of Eoulton
have bought The farm RECENTLY owned
ny Arnnros Eaed and, have moved heir
GOODS here
Fay Richardson IF Il ;iII1asv lie. Mass
Mrs Alice M0Uitun If Maiden. Mass
Clinton Richardson Of Revere. aass..
aaG Fred Richardson NJ wiscas set vera
n rown -scent,y, called here by The
dsa1 If their 92-he-. =. c Richardson.
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fairfield

! The IDIst anniversary Of Odd Fell
lowssnip was observed yesfer1Ay
when about 100 Of the Fairfield Lodge
[ NJ sg. L Q. Q. r. Good VIA Rebekah
Lodge Ne N. and Canton Halifax n
tended divine services n the CnIver-
salisr church.
Or. and Mrs Eeroert Bartlett viii
leave tins morning for Ssu-h Bend,
4 Ind. where they vii make their
home. DR.. Ba-raeEs having acaep1ed
a position there
! Ralph Blakney and Eddie Powers
passed Lhe weekend N town win
I friends.
+. The meeting, Of me Citizenship club
which was 10 have bean held Friday
evening was postponed and viii ne
held TINS evening HI uhe Lawrence
Egn school assembly hal.
! MISS Gertrude Gerald has returned
ID Augusta after visiting al the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs James
Gerald
Eewey A-nEa- VIM has been pass
ing a few days n town with his
mother. Mrs. ". + Krega- has re-
turned 70 Cambridge. where ne l. al
tencIng Harvard Law school
MISS Margaret TU1nan has ra-
turned u Oak Grove where sfe Is
teaching arrer passing the weekend
Il her home II tawu
Rev. aaG Mrs. Z W Wabber Of
EaloweH were n town over the
Weekend
Mrs Charles Lawry and MISS yesta
u h1-ran hHve returned from Che
sea Mass whers they attended the
-uuerRl SERVICES of their brother
EV=raIt Whlr-Au.
Miss Catherine Ea1C.h has returned
j % AaglsLa affair PRESSING a lew GAYS
IN luwn-
Fa2i a ooCwurth ms returned II
Harvard Law schne4i after passinE a
-ew days Al his home
An alarm was sounded tram oGx -
yt4sEer'claT afternoon about e'-Iuc.k
-ar 4 1re n the Stable az Jewell d
son :. Grating mil The fur horses
which we're n the barn ware clIlck,v
Sor-en 0uL The stable was alrnusr
completely destroyed. The loss was
estimated az s158e The cause Of the
fra was Unknown.
IL" anu Ms tff'--11 Leonard ana
Nj, and Mrs Ealpn Jewell hare "a
UUrned rom B0sTun where tnev hava
oeen passing a few days
MISS Edith Wlcher VIM has hasp
visiting friends IN ruwn for ne uas7
week mas returned 10 her home II
Everett Mass
Ralph Hi IF Skgwneran rasst.d
ne Weekend I r0wn AZ the nom. ~
Mr- ana Mrs. Colby Lawrence
MISS Maria Mcdonald PASSED The
Weekend II Bangor win friends
Benjamin Gaylord for EinckIes-
Vas business caller IN lown Saru--
day
Ms. 4la1 = Koran ms -ar,,-,aa
ID her hume N Morn dEawocs af-ar
visiting rer parents Mr. ana Mrs
J. Il Fletcher.
MISS Elmer Fan Is confined ID her
home by Illness.
M and Mrs. X Ilian Me- ara The
guests If III, and Mrs. Guy Cheney
Of Chelsea
Miss Annie Merrill If Everett
Mass. Is a guest Al me home Of M
and AIRS x. J Bradbu1-y
MISS Nzrna CG-rs russed me
weekend 4 View port with friends
MISS ThelTna Chalmers VINO mas
been passlnE serera. months a. ner
herne on main street mas returned n
halloween where she Is employed.
Lowell T WEIGH Of Canaan Is n
NE home II ms daughter Mrs. Willis
heene
mrs N c Chase Of Brawuv,IIe n
the guest Of her daurnte- Ms
Frank Savage. J-
WA-1an Easssr- Of Barn was mil
-ag On friends n Town vesraraav
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Sunday Augusta
First Day Under
DAYLIGHT Saving

fs r~ a. -aG . tr ga-ne- tHe7'n
vas genera ea4e~vanc- Of ne new
I.a-F.--- "a s-Hg me = Aa-Is!a
winch war- 1u-a v---c7 vsas' =r'aav- f.
nav nut - a-mss u a=a-n remind
ne c.--zens # ne ri+v -na1 III
Name Central Railroad. although
having changed Is train schedule 10
certain ex-en-- Is still conforming
I'd STANDARD uTne which & one hour
s.a-,.ier l31aa Augusta time. The rail-
-,1ad mas found ! laadvisabeI = adupt
ne Daylig-- SAVING piau as there
are MANY ciEes n The STATE which
aava nr1 ctntoTrr1eu 70 ne new time
7. is well 20 -ameInher Tins r. there
are CITIES near AagusIa which "a
MAN On standard lme- Y aEeTyilie
and BRUNSWICK ara among me latter
elrles.
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The LaGIes Alx1I1a.-v James Fit
gerald Post Nc. = American Legion
VII 11e@1 lbs evening a. 50 o'clock
= Lhts1r rooms N q a.er street II Is
hoped Laa- every member VINO can
eossiSiy DO . VII come as the BY
laws VII ne voted IN. The la1les are
urged ID ne a. ne rooms a. me
above line
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WINTHROP

4 1ne ar--z-n-r1enr WAS gwen FL
Gav evening Il the nigh sChn0i building
bv the members Of me Freshman class
The program was as follows Duet
I~-1R Riley and D0-utEr Ean-a.'- ard
reading. Mrs. L0Ile : ork farce '-El,z-
aoett:s Young Man" 1r Miss ALsCE
x pod. Miss Marjorie F9weIl Miss Dor
3Lny Eaanafurd and Howard Srurre-
want. reading. Miss Mar Pa1ang1IL
A4-s- me program q snclGl hour WIS
enjoyed. Refreshments Of cake and
punch we-e Se-veG 4 gopd SUN Was
neEed f-oIn Cne affair.
CRYSTAL Lodge Y. q. I 8. a f and
Arthur -7ve5oy Re1ekan Lodge. Ma.
1EEa held her memorial servlce q. me
Ma-holiist church Sunday afternoon
Rev X = Pearson delivered ne al
dress and music IVES furnished ~ q
cnolr with TWO delightful soirs br Hrs
= ". TaSga-- MIS-. X, !, Whiting
acI=E as or-anIsL
M- E-nc3IanbotInrn and N Coleman
NJ BDsr1n. scott -lbuv Of Lswlstan and
Charles Stswa-- Of E5ar14RnC werz
guests III the Ta9pEa farm IRsr weak.
Mrs Charles Stanton ~ u es1 VIM
-hrop Is passing ne rlun-a y Plymouth,
Mass
MS georgia King anu daughters Ma
-oIn and Pauline Of Nart1n. Mass a-'e
guests nj If. and NJ 2aE Riley.
Ernes1 z. Baldic and Miss Doris IL
}iar1- BOTH Of Wa1arviIle- were a--'ed
Saturday ae-ernonn a. rhF Methodist
parsonage 9er. Y. ?. Pearson 0fficla--
lng The duunle ring service was used.
Mrs. Charles !. Csc. ragent 81 Pa
-1euce Staule- Chapter Z. 4 z. and
Miss May C3le, are razTresznlng me
chapter a. ne .sth Con-nenl2l Cun-
E-ess now being helE Il Washington.
4 =
Cards have oeer received announcing
..le marriage " ClRuGlps -Ca!s1n " ite
OF Berkeley, Ca. and MIss Gladys
-au1hers, dauEnIer NJ Mr.. ana Ms.
wiilia-u -aurrerns a Portland, Ore.
They will MAKE rneir aorne 81 Berkt--
ley. Cal NJ White was winthrop
boy. cae SCH Of william White. ahe
earrllv moving ID Ca.Ifa--IR about
aiEtIT years aEn.
M-s Marion Woodbury. Thompson N
Ca.a.s Is ne guest of hsr parents M-.
aad Ms. Fred Coch-a1a.
The E5orne Mlssiuua-v Society met sat
,lraay afternoon with Ms. y. z Fear
son =. ne MerhnItist parsonage
The ladies' Social Circle af pc Can-
g-aEaauna- church VII meet Thursday
afternoon Win Mrs } ?, Bishun-
EAST-ATisEas Jessie ana Susie carr
vis31ats their slste- Mrs. U allace Jen-
kins. n Temple -ersnEsv.
The Christian Endeavor soclRl H the
vasr-y Saturday evening was enjoyed
X al Games wH-e played anu 70
4-eshrnsurs of peanuts ana image were
served.
III. and Mrs. : Z. CrsurnHn visited
a. me home Of Z p. 5aA=r F-1Gay.
Miss Katharine .JeA,ns Or Temple Is
v,s4ring 4 4 = Carr
The annual conference n ne SUNDAY
school Association VIII ne heid az me
BAPTIST church IN Thursday. april .. a.
% CLOCK a very Interesting program
has been prepared anu i. g hoped there
vii be large a--=ndarrc. Visitors
WI 2ieass brIng cake ar pas-v
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Half Thousand
French Killed at
Urfa. Mesopotamia

Ccnstanr.l0pie. April 2=-tBv the
Associated Press = Five hundred
French troops ara reported n have
he.a1 wiped our IN the evacuatlun n
RIA II ina northwest part Of Maso-
T,nrar1ia- Details ara lacking
American -elief warkars. anon Z
whom was Mrs. Richard Mansfield
a.! are reported sac.
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Canv High Notes

Much c-adiT 1or -he success Of ne
Cory oaske-AaI 5anque1 held In As
senoly lal Friday evening IS Cna
MISS Blancne H4hslar instructor N
durnesIlc science. VINO assisted n
prepa-lng Lne food and for making
OUT ne -nenu
mss Ruth Isles Of me Slzuwaegaa
girls haskaIoa-l cam vas r1est III
the affair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

The lesson was 70 r.le a-sr grade and
ne subject. The Bullock" Toward lhs
end ne TEACHER Was asking the class
anulT me usEs q which he pats Of ne
animal were phi ana X had peen es-
tzahsned Trla- the fesn was en- an and
eut 81 hide. leather far aeuts was mace
"A1u whaf 90 W. make uut a1 ma
hurnss ne uuErisf.
a. first AL we're silent, and then ene
sharp laddie put I'D his hand
We'll. mr. hur-''
tournaments SIR '-T'i1ezaJlrz C',Irsni-
Gle Telegraph.
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Maraocn Q. McInris

Murdoch =. McL1ais passed away
a. his hnms n Gardiner SUNDAY
morning 4. 80 O'clock aged 4g
Years Mr. Murdoch had been Z resi-
dent If this cry for II years. Fu-
neral services VII be held from the
residence Tuesday morning Al IN
o'clock ami InIar-nen- VIII be made
n LltCndei6 Plains.
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SS-beti. ti"e r1moeriRnd deal vas
onITIpisIs4d Friday N Bangor. ne
Eaton LImberiants~ about ssp aeg
acres n PenunscoJ. Washington and
t1anc6ck counties being Sola 70 rls
PassR-naquoaGy Land Co. a cpr-
pura1un organized Thursday in Ban
Tor BY the Eastern Manufacture ny
Co. the orono Pulp q Paper Co.
the Dead RIVER Tfnberianu CO. ans
{. z Draper % take over rt1e sx-np-
slve Eaton holdings The Eastern
and 0ronn concerns NALL have -h..
pulp wood and me Others The lugn-
Der u A Crocksr, VICE president Of
The Eastern &C. was elected prevl-
Dent Of the Passamaquoddy Land
Co.
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SrsaT- Mese-,sey

Word aas been -aceTved ram
Flint, Mlct-. III me Marriage If Leon
RusBtsl Shea1 and A-aael Meservy
10r-nHrly Of Augusta me cerenor-
naTlng taken place a. Detroit Mich
n ne GIressnca Of M and Ms Ma
taanlel "A Eweu VINO accompanied
the 5rlcie al ae~ Zip vast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

state u 2,IetIa nave 1esn c--ust1ed-
WINE A. ne -a1nain1ng states Of ne
republic. -ggHItle- Win M military
forces. at s9ra4 with me exception of
Sonora ana DA-t d Sinl.lJa. winch mas
been INVADED,
4se-e- me uccesst.s 1f cae -1ve-nrner-
r~aups nave be:u cunsolidal=d u Is ex-
pected maj concentration 81 ror-as
vii 7+ ca-- e 7u- q sur-ound Snnura
and mar a ~;Cur7ls carnaalyn aca--ls.
la s1a-e WI Dc nag. a-=-s mined
ats.iV
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IL s....aa--.. n he ia-s Fred a
Eh!.a WIS aeiC Sunday afternoon A.
7.ncs An ne home Of M-. and
Ex led Eebber. Randolph. Few
k-nor : y Plant officiating. There
r. age 2-endElce Of friends
T.. -lar- beautiful fora offerings
1ea-a-s ware Z. - Russell. Dan
=a-,1. : = Souie- Charles =
fsyI.r,a-. = Martin. Charles
Ig,.rS1E. FED Nebber and ?. "
1.ha... -he lu-aruerg was II
L-Qe z-1va ceueIa-v
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BeIsheyiki Seek
Peace Farley with
Czecho-SOvakia

Lsandun. April IN. TchIrcnerin. the
Roishsvik fo-eiga nipiEte- mas Senr a
formal proposal - Czecno-Slugak1a fur
The opening Of peace negotiations. says
4 wireless dispatch rHcs5vsu here from
Moscgw-
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Gardner Lodge. w. 2. 0. Q. F.
ar-anded divine worship Sunday n
the oIversalist church. Lev N. G.
r'oisun preaching me a1nIxersarv
sermon Eureka Rebekaa Lodge al
SO AMENDED N a body and Canton
Everg-esn CID escnrr Dur
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James ". Dana passed away al :
u Sewa1 street aged SIS wears and
elghr months. Funeral arrangements
vii De announced later.
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BIG CONGREGATION HEARS
GOV. MHLKH SPEAK At
penney MEMORIAL CHURCH

Governor ar Z. n-4.-hen. VINO
Las bur ~acen-z Teru-ned from a
y trIrtwInd speaking -uur n the arg
.-st cities n -ne country n COMPANY
with John Z. Rockefeller. Jr.- and
other famous la-nea n rhe interest
II ne I1tarcagrch Movement gave
an address Sunday evening a. the
Penney Memorial church IN The
Challenge of 4 Changing World s.
Every sear II the church was occu-
pied.
Following several selections by the
choir Governor MzIikHn was intro
duced by me Rev William P Wood.
uasIur
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There VII be specia. znesr1g Of
Evergreen Encanpneu1 No. - This
Monday evening AZ so O'clock. Their
VII be work n the Pa1-;a-ct,az de-
gree and al pa1-iarchs ara requested
% attend
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- -,yria-a NJ ne ta-s Warren Dur-
a.ga saturday at-er-nuun .. 30
IFS IN ne nune Of his slsIa-. Mrs.
1,r. Ncves. answlck avenue. Rsv,
g -als1-1. pastar Of ne Universal
-. officiating. The bearers were
x zanlln. =. 2 HOLT Prank Wise
= Saspns-C.- The lnrsrnen- was
"a s-ave re-ns-E-v
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The aeal11 officer reports -wo eases
T sca-ier +avar recovered. one a. NJ
home Of MISE Gladys Briggs. Aca-
.-.7v street and me a. me residence
II A II Downs. Wafer srree-- The
ala-a1--nes VII ne ralsec within
taw DAYS.
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Headquarters has been notified Of
me death nf William Welch. a mem
Der Of this Home. Winch occurred n
Boston On March -. Ee WIS born
IN Boston. March s. 1893. Ee enlist
ed IN the Z. :. Nary. March g. s6a.
and was discharged al BROOKLYN.
Jgslv 20 Ts65. He was Admired 70
the Hune from Brighton. Y. 7. aug.
-. 1911
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Gov. Miliikens Talk

GOV MIakeu said IN par
Everything ts.aI makes lie possible
Is light Nothing can exist without
light { var-y-.lIaE that Is UPLIFTING
thar promotes progress. IS brought
about through the furcs Of person
atty and the whole .Ilstary If civil
atom -adia1es the personality Of
Christ who brought the light
There Is a aeeitng Of unrest II the
world. the aE-Hr effects Of the wa-
The world Is hungry SILK weary
ana poor and upon a la-Ee portion
Of il -here Is ciasnIH-2nn and devaztEa-
llnn- Because Of ms there IL IN
rest and Il IS not vet decided whether
the spIT1s If dernoCr-acr. ~ righfa1us-
ness and If self sacrifice VIII pre-
vail. Il Is a challenge. and America
h2s curne through the war to ans
wer x. II help. "a save the peoples
OF the world WIN are reat hing ou-.
Er'uptng for freedom u government