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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Free Baptist. G. g. k1ncaId. Q. - A.
NJ. prayer; preaching, 1880: Sunday
school. II. 45. Young peoples service .
p NJ: evangeiistic service. :. Morn
ing subject Gods Covenant" eve
uing "Thorns.'' Prayer meeting at
$50 2 N. "Wednesday; cottage prayer
meeting Monday evening al 7.3n;
preaching IN Mission nall Saturday
evening al 80 ano Sunday afternoon
al 2.30. The speaker on boLh occa-
siuns will be Miss Ethel Nj. Boothpy
Of Pasadena, Cal.
Highland Avenue Methodist Eplsco-
pa. Rev. Charles Howard Atkins pas
TOR: 1880 A M Worship anG sermon.
"A Living Sacrifice 11.45. Sunday
school, 6.15 P NJ. Epwurrh League,
:. praise and gospel service: sermon.
The IdsaI Soldier" solo by Miss Flor
ence Hill" Wednesday H 7-3G, The
Story Of Perer-
Winter Street Advent church. Rev
T j. ConIbruth: Services al $50 and
= P. M: uIid-week services Thursday
evening a. $50.
First Church of Christ. Scientist.
LINCOLN avenue 1045. subject OF les
son-serYnon. Ancient ana Modern Ne
Cromancy. alias MesNsrISm anu Eyp-
nDtlsm. Denounced" mId-weeK gerry
ices Wednesday Al so ?. N Reading
room at the church open TO the public
Wednesday, from TO I. Free clrcuiat-
ing library Of authorized Christian
Science literature
UuiversaIist church. Rev Milo q.
Folsom. Morning worship al 1890;
theme THE Ensuing 6eroes," Il. "a.
church school; 4 P. NJ. juniors; { P.
NJ. Seniors
Christ church. Rev. z. ". Plant
rector 7.3d. molly communion; ceie-
braut. the rector: 1G.3b. morning pray
er. sermon by 1t. Rev. Daniel 5. Tut
tie. presiding bishop of the church;
holy communion; cslsbrant. RI Rev.
SelJamtr Brewster, .. D: : p. M.
evening prayer, sermon by Bishop
Brewster.
First Baptist church OF West GaT-
diner. Tapiin J. Winslade: 1.36 Sun
uav school; ESQ new lIme3. a rousinE
praise service anu sermon by the pas
tor. 4 special adjourned business
meeting is called for at the clpse Of
the service. Prayer and praise Thurs
day IL P Id.
Special Memorial service AZ First
Baptist church: On Sunday morning
1a.15, special PRAYER meeting IN the
chapel. 1880. sermon ny the 1astnr:
subject 1.-The Honored Dead Sum
day school. II IS: union Christian En-
desvor III II the chapel; at Z, peo-
pies service which viii ne a special
service Of song by the men chorus.
This is the last service till the fall
at which our mems chorus will sing.
Or. winslade VIII preach a brief ser
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

EAST-The Ten-Ten party, which
was held at Mrs. Maude Vests on
Thursday afternoon. was much en-
joved. Refreshments Of ice-cream.
conlzles and crackers were served,
and 4 fine time is reported.
MI ana Mrs. James Harvey and
daughter Helen. who have been pass
inr thn winter at Washington. y. 9,
have returned. and are visiting al the
home nf Mrs. Stella Stones
Telephones have recently been in
stalled IN the home Of Mrs Hunt and
Mrs Mautie West
Word has been received that Mrs.
Louisa Green is very Ill al her son.
Austins in Massachusetts.
Electric lights are being installed
in the homes of Edwin Whiting and
Asa jackson.
Friends of Mrs. Alphouso Mason
are glad 10 hear that she is gaining
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

with the cHnranu,al Program elEs-
where N this pRpar
Ranuotpn Me1npGisr Episceuai
church. i Parry irving pastor I'D
A. A-. preaching by the pastor n IS
A M. 5fDIe school: P u. Euwu-th
league. Z 7. M. prsactIInE ny Ta1s. pas
1nr- nlfi-weai1 SERVICES Wstfrt.sssszxy N
80 P M The pastor viii. wvaauf N
rns East Pfrrsfnn M. z. church I'll a.3a
P. M. standard t1rne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Friends n this rirv have recsTueu
Invita1uns To the wedding Of Eliot Lee
land " gnt formerly Of HaIlpweu. and
MISS lisa Crane. dauenter Of Mr. and
Mrs.. Y. ?. Ames Carter. which VII
take place at the Second ConE~eEu-
-lpnal cfurcn at ChlcDpee Falls. Mass.
on Saturday evening June =. NJ
WisnrFs father. the late Rev. c. A.
X gnt was 4pr several years pastor Of
the Cld soutn Congregational church
here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

mon ON the subject Can Dry Bones
Live" The public and MUSIC lovers
ere most cordially invited 10 a-snd
these special SERVICES.
Christ cfTurch Trinity Sunday;
Hnly communion a. $50 a. M. morn
ing prayer. sermon and holy comrnn-
niDn al IB-501 evening prayer and SER
mon at I. Special ssrvIces On MONDAY.
Tuesday ann Wednesday, in connection
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
Mrs. Emily ,. McFaaden

Mrs. Emily .. McFadden died Fri
DAY I'll the horne of Alden SElphen IN
Dresden Mills. at the age Of g wears.
The only near relatives SURVIVING are
three grandchildren. Mrs. James Law
renee. and Ea--v Garter, both Of
Pir-sron, and Arthur Carter Of Camp
Mead, Nd.
The funeral viii be held Sunday
aerernoun at O'Clock standard
rirne1, from the residence OF NJ Sril-
pheu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
-uIiday -ou-s at tne Post Office

The usual holiday hours viii be ob-
served OF Monday al the Gardiner
pos1oftice. There viii De M deliveries,
either cIry or rural. The stamp and
general delivery windows Will be CfIsr
from 10 % A. M The money order
department VIII be closed al day. Let
ts-s may be registered a. the STAMP
window during the hours which II IS
open. The regular holiday collection
viii be made Al P. N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

RsT- George T. Degen Of Bos1on.
tnrmsrly of St Marks church Al An
gnsLa- arrives IN the City today fur a
several DAYS visit To Mr. and Mrs.
Ear'old G. Fuller Il Is expected that
MI. Degan viii be al the morning
service at s.. Marthew's church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

A most interesting game OF base
nau occurred Thursday afternoon at
Randolph when the HaIlpwel Troop
Of Boy Scouts defeated LIle Pioneers
and Comrades Of rha1 town. EaTt ana
VlEue were the battery for EaIlCweu
and figured largely IN the result.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
Holiday -purs az rne Post 9ffIce Tnr
MeYnuria lsy

Monday. Mag 31sr, VIII be observed
as Msmurlal Day al Lne Posi- Office
ana the office viii be open from 7 A
M anc rom 6.56 P Nj % 7.30 P. M
The z. r. D. GARNER and ciIy carrier
VIII nOT make any delivery but the
usual P NJ coIlecrion VIII ne made
Of all the ui+v letter boxes The
money order department VII be
closed all gay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

The 1. c. and c. T club Of the
Methodist church heId social al the
vestry uf the church last evening
which was largely attended by local
voung people Games were enjoyed
un-l q late hour and a social tine
passed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
FARM BUILDINGS IN
TOWN OF HODGDON. Burn

Houtton. Me-. May 2S-A fine set
of farm buildings located in the town
Of Hodgdon. owned bv Rowland
Hprev Of BnuItan and occupied by
Jnfn Porter, were burned this aft
eruuun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

An emergency meering Of the Car
diner Dis1ricr Nurse Association viii
be held Ill The City building on Sal
uroay afternoon. May 291h al 40
O clock A tul larBendance 3f al mem
bers and friends Of the association Is
hoped for. as the meeting Is one Of
great importance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
AMTSEMENTS
Szffiiur S-opiew Presented N 81 is
Mifs's Friend" with Dorothy Da
tpn N the -es6ing 7ole ar THE
Acne To-Day, BATTLING Gpoc Two
SeaI Eurnery

Sesl Cnnery
Mystery stories II the movies have
heretofore usually been left 70 the
hectic, badly Jumbled serial picture.
In "Els Wi+e's Friend" the laIesf
phutUplBy starring Dorothy Dalton,
Thomas 4. Lnce mas produced Z nigh
y interesting piece Of work II which
battling murder case IS mingled
with Z love theme OF more than ordi-
nary appeal. Thr murdered man Is
an eccenr-1c millionaire whose obes-
sion is chess, which he plays ii soil
ruce. neglecr1nE MS YOUNG wife. A
former sweaLheart of the wife ap-
pears. anG the husband 70 all in
tents and purposes. commits suicide
ID allow the TWO ID be free 70 marry.
However. suspicion points TO Lne
wifeis adrnl~er and the audience Is
kept in suspense while the scenes
shif. TO India where the suspected
man is a major IN the British army
IN a campaign against the rebels.
Returning ID England the mystery IS
cleared I'D III a most startling and
satisfying manner Miss Dalton rs
supported IN His Wt1es Friend"
which Is being shown al the Acme
tfearre today for the last times. by
capable cast headed by Eerrv MORT
rner. A clever comedy rounds out
the excellent offering nE-AGv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

The senior and Junior Christian
Endeavur societies of the First Bap-
list church viii meet Sunday a. s
o'clock. Miss Lillian Winsiade will
be the lender, assisted by the Junior
president
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Edwin Ellis. Eirarn Potter. Charles
Walker, Earl Eodgktns. Frank Dill
were N Portland Friday attending
the meeting Of the Scottish Rite
Maspns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

The Gardiner office Of rne American
Railway express viii be closed al
cay Monday This Is the first time
That the office has been closed for the
fuIl day On a holiGav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Friends Of Roger r Hall. now a
student HI Middleoury College, VI.
viii be glad To hear Of his election as
treasurer Of the undergraduate as
sociurlun uf that INSTITUTION.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
Sundays Concert Program

March. THE Old Veteran" Brooks
Overture. Bohemian EirI' BaIfe
Clarinet solo. Selected. ...-..........-....
BY John Barrett
Selection from Red Feather -....
De koUen
IntermezZu, Little kinks~s' Beudix
Selection Of Southern Plantation
Songs Observation-Disclosures. Lampf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Miss ErnesLine Wright and Miss
Florence Harvey, teachers IN the
BUXTON High school are visiting the
formers parents. Mr. and Mrs T. c.
Wright, West Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
LOCAL NOTICE.

AS Monday is Memorial Day I viii
not be IN town on that day, but on
"Wednesday and Friday afternoon and
evening VIII ne al the home Of John
Foster. instead Of al hotel
L c. JONES.
mav29d1t ChropraC1ur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

The special meeting of The Cur
ren1 Events Club VIII be held with
Miss McClench Monday afternoon,
MAY 81. Ell O'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Matthew Quinn Of Portland was
the guest Friday al the home Of M.
and Mrs George Arara, Second
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Super-urendeuI John 4. Clancy Of
MarstOn Brooks left last evening for
a 3-days' trip n 5osron and vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Thomas Billclic of Boston. arrived
Friday, 1nr a few davs' visit with
daugnrsr, Mrs T. J. winscals.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

LltchieI6, formerly Of TINS CRY, were
calling On Gardner friends. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

The Misses Ma-yaret Kennedy and
Marguerite Warren went Friday 70
their respective homes IN Lswls1nn
far a few days stay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
HALLOWELLLOCAL NEWS.
Telephone 66S-X

Leiano Grimes Of Maple street
has purchased q new touring car fur
family use.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Miss EulaIie FINN leaves TO-DAY enr
Easrpnr1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Mrs. Emma Johnson Jeff Friday
tnr ner home n Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
Dollar
A Week

march by way Of North and Second
Streets ID City hall where II viii be
dismissed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

eEr., men II the la,sr war are
b av ''-' -icipare IN the Memorial
Evs =, ..-'eS with the American L.4-
ty.or -hey are members ur the
u '''I Navy men are request
- lrezn biue with white caps
tss,.r L--ann other men t,s~-xear
asn phsaibie. Meet Il g. 4.
noT1azy-E N I p NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Al the T-50 A NJ. service al C1r,sf
church there VIII be special service
m connection with the memorial re-
Gently placed IN the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

! Miss Ruby Lathe leaves today ID
I pass -ns Memorial holiday IN Sidney.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

inE friends IN this city, returned FRI
day 10 Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

aoe = Mnwar. nxs ro,s mis-
am 'Sron ID Ea-l Crosby and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Mrs Ernest Reed of East Pittsrnn
wus among the uut-of-fown visitors II
Gardiner Friday-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

-he funeral OF the late Edgar c.
Wakefield was heId Friday aftsrauua
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
"FAk: No Depot Square Telephone S7-N
ofhGs tn A. M-4 P.M

n laruIner news and ADS
h.. ounr an Page Two of tnis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

George Small of Boston Was calling
Friday ON Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

j. d. Rlant. negro, viii make an
active campaign for election as Con-
s'-rnr nf Arkansas, and his nnrne wan
appear ON lha nalfoIs an al ',inde-
pendaur Eepuhficzu."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29
Charge Phila- Lawyer
With Aiding IN Escape
of Draft Dodger BergdnH

Baltimore, May IS - James e.
Ro1nig. a lnwyer Of Philadelphia.
was indicted by the federal grand
jury here today on charge of AIDING
and abertIng Grover Cleveland Berg
doll IN evadlng the draft Romig
WAS arrested at Philadelphia yester-
day,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

E0SN& W. tFlG
Buy Mckee auto lenses Best
made. Price lew. a G. Robinson.
Gardiner may25d5ts
Dance F-snch's Corner, May @9.
mRy29dIrs
Dance al Litchfield Grange hail
Saturday evening, May y. Music
Barretfts orchestra mayaS-a9
Kennebec Central Sunday schedule
Until further nptic&- Train leaves
Randolph 3.2e p N, returning leaves
National Home 5.85, daylight saving
time. Band concerr HI 4. P. M.
may22fri-sat. #
Tickets fnr Cony-Gardfner game
fnr sale al Bsanes Drug store, 35c.
m.sd1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

Dance F-snct's Corner, May 2g.
mRy29GIrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-29

mav29d1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
Lodge Presents Compromise
on Article K of the League

WASHINGTON. March fs-Scn.
ator Lodge today presented In tho
senate a compromise reservation to
Article Y. OF tho league OF nations
covenant
The compromise IL a mod r~'iion
OF tho Watson simmons proposal,
which itself was justification OF tho
original Lodge reservation.
The compounds reads
The United States assumes no oh
legation 20 preserve the territorial In.
tegrity or political Independence OF
any other nation By the employment
Of its military or naval forces, It's re
sources or any form Of economic dis
elimination. or 10 interfere In any
way In controversies between ma.
tons. whether members Of the
league or not. under tho provisions
OF Article X. OF 10 employ In mill.
tary or naval forc~s under any article
Of the treaty for any purpose. unless
in any particular case the congress.
which, under the constitution. has
tho solo power to declare war or 70
authorize tho uH. Of military and
naval forces. shah. In the exercise OF
full liberty Of action. by act or Joint
resolution 20 provide"
In offering tho proposal. Lodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
Well, Mr.. Mangels,
Does This Square 1t?

Quentin ouidnunc. who daily asks
a question of five persons picked at
random. and publishes tho answers
In The Star. In still trying TO square
himself with the J. A. Mangels fam
lily. OF $50 w. e2nd ut. Mangels is a
telephone employc. Quidnunc
CHANGED to get Mrs. Mangels on the
phone last week and asked her. DO
you think phone rates too high?" He
misquoted her as answering: we
think the rates are too high not
withstanding the fact that my hus-
band is an employe" When Mrs.
Mangels called his attention to the
error. he made "A correction, admit
ting the mistake. What she actually
said was: 81 think the rates too
high" etc. This correction. however.
was not sufficient. Mr.. Mangels
called on Quidnunc with the result
that he now wishes TO add. quoting
Mr.. Mangels: II think the telephone
is the cheapest public utility we have
today"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
Tries Six Times
and Gets Divorce

PORTLAND. Ore. March Ia
Most people are willing 10 give up
after following the old adage-if at
firrt you don't succeed. try. try
ngain--hut not 30 with Mrs. Iona
y. Davis.
Mrs Davis wanted a divorce from
husband Walter. but her suit was
unsuccessful. So she tried again
and again. stu no freedom. SO
Mrs. Davis started all over and her
sixth attempt brought success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
>ONPARTISAN FACTIONS
WORK FOR JOHNSON

So az the primary the Mackenzie
Young Bacon republicans viii try 60
elect an uninstructcd delegation The
LANCER and Townley non. partisan
league republicans viii work for "A
delegation instructed 20 vote for
johnson.
In the event the non .partisans win
II is considered probable contest
will be instituted nj the national con.
vention and this body be asked TO
decide whether partisan
lacquer can be a good republican.
There also are two kinds OF
democrats in North Dakota and two
sets 81 candidates for delegates. Mel.
Win Hildreth. former publicist for
the nom partisan league, II leading a
movement for the nomination Of
Bryan. Bryans name was filed. lie
later requested II DO withdrawn. but
the request came too late and
Bryan's name il on the ticket
The other kind Of democrats
want an unlnstructed delegation
sent To San Francisco They are r.
garded as favoring the nomination
Of A. Mitchell Primer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
Better Hurry With
Personal Taxes

Swarnped with money from taxpay.
crs anxious TO get under the wire be-
fore the per cent rebate on real
property taxes expired, County
Treasurer William A. Gaines relaxed
from labor long enough Saturday TO
announce that personal property
taxes will draw Is per cent interest
after Monday. Monday is also the
last day for rebate on real property
tax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

tho senators think. about the intent
OF the United States To keep from
plodging itself beforehand TO engage
In European wars.
But while this change may have
gained some republican votes. II In
conr4dcrcd likely to lose some demo
cratic ones. Hence. tho situation
win be uncertain.
Immediately after Lodge offered
the compromise. Senator Frcyling'
huywcn made a speech opposing IL
He IL one Of those who told Lodge
some days ago he would not accept
any modification Of the original reso-
luton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
RUPTURED? TRY THIS FREE
A New Appliance Sent on 80 Days Free
Trial at Our Expense

your own doctor win ten yov n 10 the
psrmsasns relief, II you arr ruptured.
vrffs for booklet and measurement
blank Aftsr reading the booklet u you
~tsh % try orc sf the appliances ~. will
send u on 10 days free trial at cur
pence. After wearing Il 20 days II u IL
~ n 10 not easy ard eonnforfAbl@-N you
can not actually s-s your rupture Esst-nx
hsttsr-~just return u and yon are out
nothing. Any rup;Br. appliance that IL
sent on 10 days trial wi.hou, espenss 60
you IL worth giving trial We NAME
faeture Abdominal Belts BODY Braces
Elastic Hosiery. etc. References. any
hank or trust company IN kansas City.
EAsSHof.D CO. .tis Koch Bidg.. kan
sas City. Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

Less than . rear ago . Kansas city
rhysician invsnted . ne~ appliance for
dspsare. II was tried out ~ few local
people and found sucrsrgsul The news
spread and In lses than s3k months over
seee Of thu appliance ~efe being worn
Many reported curfN. Some IN lust sss
weeks. The appliances il entirely differ
~nt from old style trssssea IL II not
spring band truss. esther IL II an elastic
web truss. II has 10 ieg straps to blister
10 bands Of steel 20 bind. 10 10 com
fertabl. And easy 20 wear. ~ can - put
10 every tee. you can think Of Ths
harder the test the better you VII Hike
II. You viii wonder how you ever got
along with tho. Old style crvei sprfng
trusses or belts with leg straps of tor
surs. Your own good. common sense and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

This was done on tho ground the
non'partisans are not good rcpub.
leans.
Two other kinds OF republicans
should be mentioned.
one IL a wing OF the Independent
Voters association. known as the
l V. A. Their lcader Is Jerry bacon.
.puhlLsher of the Ornnd Forks Uerald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
QUENTIN
OUIDNUNC
DAILY HE ASKS A CUES
TON or FIVE PERSONS
PICKED AT RANDOM
TODAY'S QUESTION

What does a man say first when
an opticlan has fitted him with
glasscs7
ANSWERS
HENRY ZACH. Lcary building
He generally says. We'll. hope
they'll do me some good"
FRANK n. BRONSON. Lumber
Exchange building-He says, My.
what "A rclicfr'
r. r.. ELLIOTT. seaboard building
we'll. when fellow breaks his
now glasses he says. Damn"
r.. q. MANN, Arcade buiiding-He
generally kicks.
G. EDMUND SMITH. Smith build
ing-What does he say l don't I'M
derstand what you mean. oh. Well.
come down sometime and see me.
Then you can find out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
NONPARTISNN LEAGUE
AT BOTTOM or TkOt BI.E

At the bottom Of the states politi.
cal mixup today Is the non partisan
league and those who want TO Dust
the league from power
When tho league won the 1916
state election. II proceeded 20 take
over the republican organization OF
the state. William Lemkc. vice pres
ldent OF the league. was named repuh-
ncan state chairman Nearly all
members OF the reorganikcd republic
an state committee. and most ~ the
county and precinct committeeman.
were leagucr~.
Al the 1913 election the league rot
stronger hold ON the state. giving
Il firmer Strip on the republican or.
ganlxation.
This year the battle becomes one
In which the league tries to hang on
60 its republican grip. while league
opponents are out TO break tho hold
Three state conventions have been
held.
ON January IS there was n mass
convention In bismarck. Thi. was
called by what Is known In North
Dakota as the Mackenzie crowd. led
BY Dave Mackenzie. former @. q. 4.
boss" to boom Gen. Leonard Wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13

An event that comes just in time for you to obtain
silks for your Easter outfit, from indies to dress.
Can you pass by opportunity like this when such
Be here Monday morning and see all the glory that
is unfolded in these beautiful slks-your Easter dress
will be easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
NACkENZIEITEs TURN
FROM WOOD To IOWDEN

But since then. reports say. the
Mackenzie feeling has turned to
Gov. Lowden.
Next convention was held In Bis
marck. on February II. This was
called BY seven members OF the
state central committee. who are
against the non-partisans. NJ. c.
Young. an attorney for the Northern
Pacific railroad. was a ruling spirit
/. In this asscmblage.
The third convention met Fehru-
AIRY 81. at Bismarck. II was called
by William Jemkc. who announced
~the MacKenxic-Young representa-
sives OF special privilege had at.
tempted to burgiarize the republican
party The previous conventions
had declared vacant 10 places on the
state central committee held by non
partisans. $50 on county committees.
and 1899 on precinct committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-13
WHAT'S REPUBLICAN,?
NORTH.DAKOTA'S FIVE
KINDS IN HOT FIGHT

RfsMAltCk. n. u. March IA
Voters OF North Dakota viii give
their idea az the STATE presidential
preference primary. March iG. OF
what Is a Republican,"
The republican national convention
OF Chicago, In June, may h. called
unon again 20 decide what rcpub.
ncan Is In North Dakota.
As the day draws near for the
first primary, there are five kinds
Of North Dakota republicans. Mem.
hers OF each kind claim they are the
only genuine brand. and that all 9th.
er kinds have beware or trade
mark