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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-18
incorporation ISSUE
WILL BE DEBATED ON
BY OLD TOWN PEOPLE

A meeting to find (which way
the wind blows" on the incorpora-
ton of Old Town question mas Deeil
called by Jesus Romero to be helo
| in the court house this evening. II
is known that a great deal or OPP
position has sprung up since the
petition was presented to the coun-
| ty commissioners several weeks
| ago.
Judge Modesto Ortiz has been
one of the leaders in the fight 70
incorporate Old Town and con-
tributed literally to the fund re-
quired for taking the census OF the
proposed district. Sheriff Rafael
Garcia has taken an active part II
discouraging the plan. Mr.. Rome
70 has called the meeting to find
on which side of the question he Is
to take his stand. He has expressed
his desire to go whichever way the
people want him to go.
Nestor Montoya states that he
wishes to put facts and figures be-
fore the people and let them decide
Many of those opposed to incor-
poration state that they believe the
benefits would be greater If shoul ]
come in as part of Albuquerque.
=
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-18
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR
COAL COMPANIES AND
THEIR CHIEF OFFICERS
nv soss,ss ,ouasAL s-=s,.L LEASED w,ssi

Charleston, w. Va, July H.
Thirty-five coal companies and
their officers, all of southern West
Virginia, were named in warrants
issued here today in connection
with the coal price investigation
conducted during the past two
weeks by government authorities,
The warrants were placed in the
hands of the United States marshal
who will execute them early next
week,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-18

ana you Will feel weak. sick ant
nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose 6
days work. Take a spoonful OF
Dodson's Liver Tone instead and
you will wake up feeling great. No
more biliousness, constipation,
sluggishness, headache, coated
tongue Or sour stomach. Your
druggist says if you don't find bod
sons Liver Tone acts better than
horrible calomel your money is
waiting for you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-18

"Dodson's Liver Tone" is pleas
ant. vegetable liquid which starts
your liver just as surely as calomel,
but doesn't make you sick and can
not salivate.
sa Children and grown folks can
take Dodson's Liver Tone. because
it is perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. 1t
is mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose of nasty calomel today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-18
Liberty Bonds.

New York. July 17.-Final prices
of Liberty bonds today were: 4ss
s90.96; first As. $500; second As
$s4.S0; first AIS. sS5.72; second
ANS, $500; third Ans, sSS.5Si
fourth ANS. 1854; Victory SAs
S95.76; Victory ANS, $95.S2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-18
Keep Your Car

Today, we recommend that you buy a
Jordan and keep your car.
You know, of course, in the last analysis
that the secondhand value of a motor car
is the final test of survival for the manu-
facturer~~succeSs for the dealer-and salts
faction to the owner.
The Jordan is superbly balanced -
weighing twenty-ei9ht hundred pounds
fourteen hundred forward and fourteen
hundred astern.
1t springs forward lightly to the throttle
dispatches the days work with alacrity-
finds it place at the curb quickly-responds
instantly to the touch of a woman's hand,
and brings you home at night gratifed
with day of comfort and convenience.
One year ago Jordan announced the
famous Playboy.
Snappy, Notwithstanding to inspire
the Jordan Playboy is the forerunner OF
the roadster of the future-the car which
many busy men and women will make
their preference.
Scarcely did we realize the country wide
demand for roadster of this distinctive
character, convenience and style.
Never, have we been able to approach
the point where we could supply this de-
mand.
Four years ago, we built our first FIVE
passenger Broueham, with all aluminium
body, exquisitely MISUNDERSTANDING in
style.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
Samuel Grant cha5eer Elects Dele
gates

The regular meeting CT Samuel
Grant Chapter, D. A r. vas helc
On Wednesday afternoon II . O'clock
al the home Of Mrs. F L Anesbu-v.
BrGnswlck avenue. The program con
sisted OF the reading Of letters from
absent members. ARRANGEMENTS We're
completed for the whist ua-ry which
As 70 De held II 9. A P hall Feb
raa-y II. Lhe proceeds of which VII
be given ID The new High Scnoo7
building fund The following Were
chosen as delegates - the State con-
te-ence: Mrs. W. 8. Ames. regent:
Mrs A, T Reynolds. Mrs. Nora G.
Rec. Mrs. O. 3. Clasor. aIrernates:
Mrs T c. Cha1ee, Miss Helen a
u ooo, Mrs. F. L Anesbu-y. Mrs
T. Ames. Mrs. "a. :. Ales. regent,
was chosen as q delegates 10 me Ma
-iona1 Continental Congress. with rhe
following al1er1atss: Mrs T. G
ChaEae. wee regent; Mrs .. J Whit
ney. Mrs, ". J. Goodrich. Mrs. J. p
Lawrence. Mrs. a =. Reynolds Miss
LOla Collins, Mss sara Moore. Mrs
G. y, Libby, Mrs. e W. Ellis. Mrs
g. N. Day and Miss Helen A. Wood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of ne 14v Cap Stephen
:. Watson
Peter E-4ckarlo-t " Boston. .-,+
90. :, e, : :. -r- - reported
1o- admission - tne Home.
John LedwILh q Los Angeles
Calf la-e @, :. -, X y. nj. -
been aG--3-taE - lie Home.
The t1ne-4- u he la-+ 51na Tuck
was heI6 from lie Home cha9el d.
= ? NJ Y ecneslay, Eav F-ack :.
Plaleo Officiating. The remains were
-a-han ~ --e family III Mal1ar,
Mass. 10r burial. The Home chapel
vas f-ied hy comrades and friends
and There were many beau--tuI aora-
r-lou- IS. Among The relatives e.-r---
oEI Of -cwr, were Mss Anrle -u-cl.
Of Boston. DAVID TU-ck Of Goodwin :
Nils, and Dana Trek - New YORK.
Cl-T. children II the 1eceaseG. anE
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l. Pond IF AL
Sssta and Mrs.. N. " E4ndee Of
Z assaIhor-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
WINTHROP

When Z :. Leighton returned
from down cowo Tuesday evening
IL found tina. RS house rad beer
taken possession Of ~ the Jelly
Eight" supper was LAID - The dir
NJ room. a reg. birthday CAKE. VII
candies g-acng the center Of n
able Although soroewha: surprised
Mr. Leighton cordially g--eeLsc RS
guests and N enjoyable evening was
passed. music and ca-Cs being ! part
Of the program.
Mrs. Harry Wallace ana family
left MONDAY for Dover, y T. where
hey VIII remain the -est Of the Wiz
Ter Miss BeUlah Wallace, who has
been employed IT The posi- Office Tor
the past eight months. a.sc lee- on
position as bookkesper.
The Methods. La6ies' Ac VII hold
a silver tea mex. Tuesday afternoon
III o'clock al -he home u Mrs
Wvna1
The DATE Of the Methodist far has
been changed from FebrC-ry 18Th u
March 1-th.
Harris Bishop Of Portland was tGa
weekend guest OF friends II LOWE
Mrs George r Wilson has returned
from Na-a-v-iIle. where sh. was call
ed by rhe death OF Mr.. WILSON'S "a
-her.
" 4. French Of Pennington has
been u -Dwn for several days pAs-
NJ and Mrs. z \. Emball, MRS
: A LaCrofx aac Mrs. Mary =. Fun
- were guests e6nescay Of Cnei-
sister. Mrs. Alma Alden OF West Win
ta-op, the occasion being Mrs. A.
deus birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
COnferees Agree
on Modified r. r. Bill

" asE1nE1oE- Feb 4-Cas:trr aside
me An1i-sIr.ks provisions Of -bs
Cu1llrnLEss bun. against which Iabo-
las lsveied protests and threats. and
MODIFYING the ratE-laakin-- clauses o.
the sane measures, Senate and Hou..-
Representatives laae today repo-ra,s
virtually q complete ag-ee-nsrr Or
ieGls.a-lor o@slgn+c TO meet concl
hons growing our Of The return Of
the ra-lroacs on March : to private
coD--oL For the a1ri-srrIke o-nr1-
sion the JOINT conference COMMITTEE
Of tbs rwo houses agreed 10 suhs-
tz-e vAat Il effect amounts 70 con-
pUlso-y submission u wage disputes
TO federal boaro appointed b. III,
President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
G. o. p. PLATFORM

u astng-nn headquarters ea- Cen
e-ai WooG
As outlined, the work Of the GEE
uirtse does not cnnlsnpfate that the
@UI membership shall be assembled
a. any stage Of the pre-corvscrinu
work. Most Of rs deliberations will
be earned On by correspondence
through II executive secretary anc
through the heads Of separate g-aUps
= IL decided % reiterzee them 10
deal with special subjects. L Is
emphasized that the most the com
C--tee or rs groups VIII DO Is rr
recommend. and that the recummsa-
aanons VII not be binding o. the
convention
Among the subjects selected as
possloia platform material. and or
which opinions vii be collected and
LabUlatad- are business Rehabilitation.
-arr1 changes. REIMBURSEMENT Of for
eIEn and domestic commerce, postal
REFORMS better labor conditions and
review Of the Democratic admin
lsC-anon- After the conference today
Chairman Hays said. however, that
there had been no attempt SO far 70
reach definite conclusions and that
The whole work Of the committee sIll
WIS In q formative stage.
CoEInt-tse Members generally de-
cl-LeG q GIscuss the omission Of fer
e-E- relations from the LIST Of pos
sials car 2aig- issues. beyond say
--g that the whole subject appareur-
IL remained open Until the Senate
Treaty. Il has been N open sscre-
ror weeks that some Of Inc trHusrra!
figures Ia -ne party as IN the Dem
ocraLlc party, Do not wan. the treaty
pE- ever lid the Campaign and con
Siderable pressure has been brought
10 secure some SORT Of 81 z--eeoe-
- The SENATE
n Statement tonight regarding
Is r-1p 10 Lne Pacific coast. M
hars declared he found q genera.
Sentiment everywhere II favcr Of
t-epubl lcaa success II the Campaign
and enumerated the subjects. al Of
them q domestic character. OF
which he found The people thinking
The statement follows.
Everywhere ind The people. re-
-arcless Of past parry affiliations
seeking Republican SUCCESS. caovec
VIII the conviction nat DIV sucL
success They vii make certain:
FIRST. al honest efficient. econoui-
e. business administration Of the
coI--ys affairs
Second, that there vii D. deve!-
9pec and executed plan for tie re-
G2cuon Of taxes. WITH me repeal Of
lakes which XII Initiative and LIE
!. spraA1-og Of the var 6eb- over q
large number OF years
Third. that there VII be devil
opec better relation between Ia DOR
and capital VIII icsrice 10 both and
VIII .Cs-Ice 10 he public. me third
see o. TIE triangle. winch -cEr NOT
be Forgotten
Fourth -AA- Lhe-e shall be II al
C21Elsr,'A-2on Of laU and order evsrv-
mere II the nation.
F@--E that the parry VII ,sa s7,-a
Is steps forward BIZ ne new needs
q The nations win its ewes a,wavs
ahead. bur with - 1aec ALWAYS ar
soA1 ground
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
REED AND WALSH

ne beginning Of Inc havs L1evI-a t,iy
leG 10 wa
= Liz treaty and league Is dua7v
ra---ls-c by rhH Senate WITHOUT me
strongest possible American -nse-7-o :
-cas' = VII 5e because ne -,ni;-irs !
expectancy Of Z presidential rol1-lca ]
ca-a t1a-ign AnC tbs urpa1rioLic and
set-lsh CONSCIENTIOUS Of 1-1-e--,a -icraI
oanh-1g and business IT 1f,ls have n
-lenceG the Senate 10 act contrary
70 Is best uncontrolled judgment
me action caa- your Senate has
-aks- Is not DIE 10 any desire or
IAe- part TOR the CniLec States 10
~1lRcra* rom Europe and leave Is
III or-uoa-@ people TO their ta.e I.
aAs not been due u refusal n t,a-
come = member Of q league Of IA
llola oeca Use ] believe -la. -,a ,.e-
PIE aTe overwhelmingly II favor. Of
league Of Nations. Il IS because
many Of tne terms Of the r-eatv &c
-aEnous snc Impossible and s,1rt,
--iat no liberty loving people could
without qualification ACCEPT
:" nave No purpose 10 wltso-a
oI- aIo rom -he suffering humanity
OF Europe But the sooner Europe
Knows, the better = VIII be for rhe
Worlc- that -hs United STATES does
not -a1enc 70 use It's power. its IL
rneoce Or is money % promote the
schemes Of intriguing politicians. sal
ash governments anc -aacriuna-
, diplomats 70 Cypress any oeanie
sreae or small, 10 exploit arv -er-i-
1or-y or expand commerce or bust
-+ss lh-ouEh polotlcRl subiuealor.
Father THAI pu- the T-rfr..eI sr,-,ss
INFO partnership win -he i---,a,-,,1
lstIc governments Of Er-,re -
SeIv- peace By brute force. r is "a,
thousand times better for the vo-is
and humanity D leave the T-ni+.d
STATES URshaken-free 20 serve man
kind II har own anseifsf. and r.
name Wy as she mas done for ne
Last hundred and forty years"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
new ENG. HIGHWAY
WEATHER BULLETIN
Showing Condition of Roads
and Giving a Weeks Fore
cast Of Probable Conditions
VIII Be Great Aid to All
Travellers

Boston. Feb A highway
g. bulletin. eor,-a-ciag both the pre-
va44Ins condition Of roads ana 4
week 5 forecast a probable cordi
lions. has been Innu-7-rafec nv The
United States Weather Bureau a.
al aid - motorists throughout New
England Fur several weeks tourists
and t-0ckmen about 10 start on long
trips have been axle 20 iea-n vhat
sort Of going 70 expect = the VAR
Gus sections. the depth OF snow, the
presence Of ice. whether roads ara
paasabie or ds1oU-s necessary. whe-t
er rorgt1ness Is being WORE Gown or
drifts ere n the making The service
has peel Sc successful that. = n
understood = VIII be ex1endec IL
other sections OF the COUNTY or II.
Same broad scale
The system Of road Information
contained II the New England High
way ea-her Bulletin Is based or
d plan used overseas for the bene@r
o. army MOTOR cunroys. Il Is II
charge Of Louis ". Carroll. vhs
served Il France OF me- eoroIogica-
cuty which included ser-1ce q this
KID The iGs1 WAS Tried OUT In q
sr-la-- way u western States. but New
England 1s the first section u -.
Lnciucec II a genera. forecag. a1-
surrey and The result here has bee,
awaited 10 d-rer1I ne whether other
groups Of states shall be .,clu6er
under one buDE-ic
By Use OF The Statement. ~ -oss
conditions anG forecast. q persor rcr-
-eN plating trip by roac IL a-v
par " Nv England may Learn what
LIS aheAE. ! noL1- --uck-Er with
coL---act ID move = load rom Bos
ro1 70 Bangor can learn whether
-ae-e Is -uch or little sncw or the
Maine roads, If they are uuE--u-tes
as result Of rain or Il coudrio-
1or QUICK haul: and = weather
changes ara likely 10 help Or hinder
the trip. Similarly g motor tourist
coc1efo piatlnC trip through the
n nlte MOUNTAINS instead Of sta-rr~
Oh I--D the Unknown. VI know ~
ADVANCE whether rim or sncr La
cr II -keiy IN, impose burdens q,
travel. and may postpone the trim
or 50 shape il Is 70 avoid sections
II which conditions are show- 10 b..
Lrfav0rahle
All main routes Of highway --af-
hc from Maine 70 Rhode Island n-e
covered n the detailed sIsur.a-v Of
prevailing como, hons
The amount q snow II he several
sections Is Indicated by i Map, with
varied sha61ags arranged 70 shou
whether the snow blanket is TAse than
three inches. between rh-ee and s~
inches. or ove~ SIX INCHES deep. In
the spring the presence OF frost and
MUG VII be ndIcareC: T summer
conciIlons OF rain and road reuzf-s
Ooservsrs are posted AZ zoo p.aces
throughout New England. from vhic47
they send II weekly reports cove-i,c-
conoL~loas o. weather and frforma
uuu as 70 roads thai are i-npasss hya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
Gardiner Hospital
Annual Meeting

The an1la- meeting Of he Car
;--1tr canera- hosP5-2. was he'd on
+" et'1esday Af,ernocn al IL onre o+
Josi4-h : Maz-y. All directors whose
term Of ofice ezpir=o THIS year vera
re-eiec-ed- Mrs. w. c. ELS. wbose
term expires II 1872, resigned and
AIRS. Fred \. Boston was elected to
IL ne vacancy. The following off
cars we-e re-aeic1ec. President. Jo-
SLAB : Ma1cy7 vice president. Hen-v
Richards; treasurer. J. Walter Rob
lnson; secretary. z. :. Goodspeed.
The report @ the treasurer made
IN excellent showing. showing the
ae7cI- TINS Dasr year 10 have been
less lha1 $1,000, the net income hav-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
HOT ASHES SET
STABLE AFIRE

a pan O. ashes hastily dumped
from rhe srCre, ana deposited outside
the building ~ one Of the donssucs
caGsec -ne stable Ill The residence OF
Mrs. Ben Tenney % ignite about 71-2e
0 clock Wednesday forenoon a VEL
developed blaze resulted and seve-aI
streams Of water were required 70
eE-Iag-isE the flames and for Z -.Ine
L Seemed as i the residence Itself
vas II CANCER, bUI concerted action
On the pa-r Of the fire Department
prevented more serious daClaEe- The
IRE vas confined q the Interior u
tnr building with the exception Of a
part Of Lhe roof A fine Oiosnebile
car wciCa vas InLhs building was
badly damaged. The a. OUT w2s
sounded 4: L O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
BOlsheviH Put
to Rout by Russian
Volunteer Army

ArchAnge-. Feb A wireless de-
spatcs from Odessa today reports a
great victory Of the Russia Volunteer
4-mv over the Bolshsvik forces which.
hare been driven back over The Doa
river The Enest cavalry Of the Reds.
under command OF Generals Buder-v
and Ooumenko are II disu-de-Iy
fight the message says
The trophies taken by the vol.n-
teers consisted Of Go guns. 15e ma
chine guns and 5000 prisoners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

AMI-SEMENTS
Constance Talnsdse Tomorrow -
mo Woman But Ne" SURG -
Hut he Lied

BiIie Billings loved her SO mu2A
-hzr the services Of a policeman
ware required 10 prevent that LnEI--
ing but urleved su1r8r from cay
ranutus" her 70 LIS abode, II A
Tsmperaneural Wife Starring Con-
STANCE Talnaage AMI which VIII be
seen beginning FRIDAY 4. the JOHN
son Opera house
Miss Talmacgs plays the role II
the very JeaIous-na1ured Miss Bill
sngs who determines lhat her his
band must be a man whe has neg@r
been interested N women and WIN,
AFTER marriage, VIII De Interested u
No wur,an other than herself
Bessie EurriscaIs VIII also be seen
In her latest picture Fer Purchase
Price" and the FaLhs cornsdy, The
Ma-t-hcr This Is q biz that
should interest everybody a. both
stxrs ara able 10 I'll any theatre 70
the doors Three shows Saturday,
80. s.45 and O'Clock. Douglas Far
banks IN Ills Majesty, TAs AMER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
Golden Cross Re-eStabIishes
Chapter In Bath

Bath, Feb. A new sou,nar5a--
Of the United Order Of ne Go,da-
ross organized II Bath or Friday
evening. jan. 80, 10 be known Is ne
Bath Commander, with Is charter
members anc SO by transfer card A
olkec bean supper was served snr
1auch praise was given he supper
committee for the excellent manner
II WHICH = was Served. The wo-,,
u organ1z1ng ths new CoEanande-y
md installing the officers was done
by Grand Commander Eeroer- Me-
ka-aey OF Portland. Past Grand
Commander ]. "A. Leighton of Ga--
diasr. Grand Herald ". ". Nc
Aan2ev Of Portland. A committee On
Credentials. Gilbert Smith Of Gar
diner Officers elected: Nohi. cura
uanes-, Fred Gregory. '. y. G Liz
zla Freeman: y. 4. E. Harry Rob
tnson; ". P. LU-a Snow r. Z. K
Charles N. Wooster; Treug, Gohe-r
Sutherland: ". f. Harold Brasier:
". J. G.. Clara Brasier, u. Q. c.
Eugene Niles; P. N G., Lena Rsch-
ardsun: trustees. Fred kirhaU. Jo-
seph Day, Edwin Garceion. represer-
tarive n grand lodge. Lena Richard
son- deputy. J. NJ Gilman.
Much credit Is due the grand CON-
mander, the deputy and Lady Rlch-
arason for the hard work dane TO
bring the Golden Cross 10 life axair
after lying Idle IN Bath for six years:
also 10 the Gardiner Comnande-y.
Guests from the K=nnebec OF Gar
diner and Maiden CHI Of Camden
wers present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

About 20 members Of thu Winter
street Free Baptist church gathered
III the parsonage and, under The Ill
rscricn Of Mrs. Ralph Esrrick Of Ar
gust associa-Iuuai s.-ecror. assisted
'cT MS " z Wood Of Augusta Or
sanized Wun@'s MissIora-v So
ciety WIKI r1e following officers,
President Mrs. q c. Kinca.d: frs,
v7ce president Mrs 4. "a. Docrz.
SECOND vice president Mrs Morgan
Baker; secretary. MISS Bertha NJ
Rrowu: treasurer. Miss |. N NJ
Faddac
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
JOSIAH A. Chandler

The death q Jos-aL A Chandler
occurred II ne hospital here Tues
cay nig-- h was born II Knox.
Jan. .. -22s- H e2lsrec II C1. n
~ NJ Inf, IL Belfast, Ju.y 3. -aso
ana was discharged Dec. &c. re- -5a
enlisted i co. 6. ! NJ. Cav. T4h
=. 1861 ana was DISCHARGED June i
IsSo- H was a5m.-red 10 ne Eo-,a
from C12-lestow1. Mass. Aur 7aoc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

The young people II The Universal
Isl church ara invited By TIE Gard
%ac- Young Peoples Christian C-ioa
10 attend bCz social = the Gardner
ctIrca FRIDAY svs---s. Zach young
laGy Is asked ID bring : bcZ lunch
which vii 5e 4pcLioaeC Of 70 the
highest bla le-- Those desiring 70 at
tend pl21 10 take the =. car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

At the ". c = I meeting n
" ecnesoav afternoon Plans were
made tc- q supper &C be g1ven n
The near future for the benefit oe he
High school building fund. TIE an
1GaI Frances L Willard nencr;a.
VII be held on Tuesday evening.
FEB = n the F-ee Baptist church.
and Ms Qulnbv. the State presi-
dent VIII be the speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

Electric railroad service between
this city and Augusta was somewhat
Interrupted wednesday afternoon be-
ca2se Of me burning ou1 q the pow
g s-a1oE wires az Fort Halifax
Cars were III Only 81 irregular n
-srvals and y Was vel towards eve
1log when tu1 service VS. restored
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
r. Franklin Chase

The death Of = Franklin Chase
occurred II Inc hospi-aL here IT. :
day nigh Re was born II LI-rb-
fieiG, Jan -. $50. f4e er,,s-.c n N
:. =. NJ. INF Dec. .. 1871 ana Va
discharged july Il So. He vas IA
-l1--ec: % -3e Home t-1u Portland
June % 1862
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

A1.eraElcos a. the new home Of the
AalluweI Savings Icsr.-u-lcn are
well -lgh completed TIE new fittings
are already installed ana soon the
decorations VII be done. The Sav-
llgs Institution vii eccG-y -he o-5
A aa-ns store and The Halo vel Trust
and Banking COMPANY Tbs corner
.rooEs. Comfortable quarters viii De
taUE Afforded fo- these local --,s1.--
-lcE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

Miss Ec1-. Mae Cowsr. clerk z.
The Graz. Confectionery stare IT Az
gEslA. mas uove6 her household ef-
fecE and VII take Up her residence
III mat cI-r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

a meeting Of -hs EaIIoUe- Pns-
American Legion. WI De he'd this
evening e. Il r a hGL a. 80
O'Clock. Business Of mach import
aace WI come before the meeting
A. members are Urged 10 be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

% rhe rn-4-as-s Of IT, Church Bible
scnooi anu - clock F.av. William
? Wood. pastor Il me Penney Ne
oo-iaI church q Augusta. VII eve
IL address u Lr.a subject
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

ing been considerably larger thai
during the previous year
Th- u lI-iamson House, owned br
rt1e House Of the Good Shepherd. las
beer presented ID the hospl-a-, TO bs
Csec y q home FIR nurses. The cu-le
ing VII D. moved 70 ! SITE near -ae
hos1I-al. oonatec by Ms Il c
" k--e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

Nv. w. q. GLIB VII meet Thurs
- ae-a.loor Immediately aH-s-
-. Do IL re electric CIT waiting
=. w1e-e they are 70 meet Mrs
low anC 70 LC The home Of Pan
N E-ev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

VS. served. The following
- :---a-1ae Pas warden, Emma
-x- u-a-r,ar. " jones VICE
warden. Jennie MAIsoE -
-, Sinai. financial secrera:-7,
Allison Cation; TREASURER, -4-11s
TON: chaplain. Cora f2"ets' -1if-'
Alice Daley; gaarcl4-' 'se
80. s-..,-ina1 : ". Jones