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Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

showing of Maurice Tourneurs mag nificent picturization of ''The Koinany Rye"-released in pictures under the title of The Lifeline"
 Those familiar with the theater ana it's offerings will at once recognize The Romany Rye" as one of the most tremendous successes the speaking stage has ever known. It was first produced in London at the Drury Lane theater, and it's advent to Amerlca marked a distinct milestone in the pre- sentation of melodramatic triumphS. This is the same story that Maurice Tourneur has used as the plot for " The Life Line,' and he has succeeded m successfully incorporating in the linn version all the unusual features or the spoken drama.
 The story is a well known one-teH- ing of the love of two strangely met people-one a gypsy-the other the ward of a character of i'll repute adored by her guardian, and yet forced by hlm to become an unwilling accomplise or: more than one enterprise of crime IT also brings in the upper crust elite, whose machinations prove Tar more dastardly than the open and above board method of the hardened criminals of the underworld.
 Weaving the upper and under world in a crucible of fate, the life Line brings to the screen some of its great est scenes. This is the great fire scene in London, the wreck of the ocean liner, the gypsy life in the camps of the rov- CTS. The supplementing features are the Mack Sennett comedy His Last False Step" the Prizma and the Pathe News.
 With the Strands musical program in the hands of the Florida Original Jag band, the management is offering decided innovation in motion picture presentation, a feature attraction in it self. which is rapidly becoming the talk of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
"OUT WONDER" WITH
 OLIVE THOMAS IS
 AT COLUMBIA TO-DAY

Cynics speak of beauty as something only skin deep. More reliable authori- ties tell us that the truly beautiful things of this mundane sphere are those whose matchless beauties remain unseen. And now comes one little film star to prove that both theories are in- complete
 Yet, it is rather difficult to associate great physical strength with feminine beauty-it's sort of incongruous, like a hen crowing-and yet, you never can tell.
 Take for example Olive Thomas, the Selznick star. She's very fair to look upon and though she is far from the fragile, clinging- vine type, she isn't eX- actly the sort of an assistant you would want for moving a piano.
 But just recently she fooled 'em all. Tn one of the scenes in Out Yonder," her newest Selznick picture, which comes to the Columbia today, tomor- row and Tuesday, she is called upon to climb a rocky cliff through the murk of an inky night, waving aloft a nam ing torch.
 When the time came for that partic- ular scene, Director Ralph Ince was rather solicitous about taxing Miss Thomas strength to that extent. The beautiful Olive looked at him quizzi- cally for a moment, picked up the torch and ''hefted" it tentatively. gave a lit% tie chcuckle and started to climb with all the agility of a scared cat, arriv-
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
This Week at The lheaters and Parks

STRAND-Sunday, Monday, Tues day, Maurice Tourneur's "The Life Line" Mack Sennett comedy "His Last False Step" Prizma and Pathe News, Florida original jazz band Tuesday and Wednesday, Charles Ray m Red Hot DoIIars;" Friday and Sat urday, Dorothy Dalton in "BIack is White" selected comedy and Fox News.
 MBIA-Today and Monday Olive Thomas in "Out Yonder;" Tues day, "out Wonder" and Herbert kauf- mans Weekly, "Society's Bad Men;r Wednesday, Elaine Hammerstein ir pert kaufman's weekly; Thursday Friday and Saturday, Edwin carew's "Rio Grande."
 THE HlP-Sunday and Monday Peggy Hyland in Slack Shadows with Breed of the North" and Mutt and Jeff cartoon; Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday, Realart production with Christie comedy; Friday and Sat urday, Vitaeraph feature and "The Bronco Kid" with Burton Holmes.
 RAMONA-Sunday, Dorothy Daitor in Flare Up Sal" with Wolf Tracks, Muddy and Tuesday, William Duncan in "Silent Avenger" with Anita Stewart Vivian Martin in "Unclaimed Goods with a selected comedy; Thursday anc Friday Eddie Polo in "The Vanishing Dagger" with MadIaine Traverse ir "The Splendid Sin;" Saturday, Jack Pickford in "MiIe a Minute Kendall with 'The Beloved Brute"
 RIVERSIDE PARk-Dancing all aft ernoon and evening Sunday. Swim ming. Dancing every evening. King Brady's jazz band.
 FOREST PARk-Dancing and en- tertainment.
 THE ARBOR-Dancing.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

At the Columbia Wednesday only
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

motif is there for the perfect enjoy ment of the light fantastic.
 The new hours for the evening dance at Riverside is to start the dance at s instead of S:30 o'clock as heretofore. Insistent requests that these new hourN be made to govern Sunday dancing by the patrons of the park is responsible for the change. As usual the liddies will be admitted throughout the day without charge at the gate. This ap- plies all day up to D. m. in the eve ming.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

with Hoot Gibson in the leading role.
 Tomorrow brings William Duncan again in The Silent AVenger," divid- ing honors with Anita Stewart in Sins of the Mother"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

Pennsylvania furnished the largest number of general officers who served in the U. s. army during the World war
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
THE LIFE LINE" |S
 GREAT PICTURE ID
 BE AT STRAND TODAY

Beginning with the matinee this af- ternoon, the Strand screen for the next three days will be given over to the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-09
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-09

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Its property assets
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

The Regular SATURDAY. morning
meetings. az eleven o'clock. alEea
especially for boys are growing N
popularity A. tlese gatherings soIne
good speaker sd1resses the buys
along educational lines and there are
wholesome -noT1ag pictures and gen
orally musical selections. Parents
arr r.ged ~ induce feaeir oc-s ~ az
tend these meetings which are beth
interesting and instructive
= Is planned 70 start a. Al early
aatA.. Ihs cri ac:atscnal and business
COURSES as were given last year The
courses crnsig- Of classrs Il English
le7ssr writing. pnoisc speaking. and a
lnv course for women
Seine # the boys are busy Install
lie z wsrasess ~ the Y One -oprn
nas been gwen over for the equip
-rsa- and Al aerial - being rr--c-sa
IN the rocf The Young nes azzes'-
ested include Ml.-an Gordon. Louis
Carleton, Raphael A1brGr. Hazs.id
Moran and Gushing T--ae-
The duT-mitary men are Organizing
a bowling team aid are n hGpss "a
t,esnE able n enter the City Leagle
as contestants for hUnurs- There e
a lot Of good material anong the
men
PHYSICAL Director 2 n SAnbor1
las been selected 10 rsteres the ftsof-
ball game Ar-nssiace paF al Water
vile between peane Academy azad
Cobzrn Classical
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
kENNEBEc co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real ex1z.s -ransf.as-s
have bean recorded during ihe past
week al the kEanebec County regis
try of deeds
Aihiun--Mer-ss- L. Chaz4nt-s a.,
SllaS l. Cookson. land
Aagasta-Aaice . Allen Id Joseph
T. Mclean and zrti buildings On
Grove street Rosa T. Chua1e 11
Eddie T1,bodeau. and and bus.ailags.
J. @. 8ianchef7e 10 Lena Rlanc3aeasn
land and buildings. Annie & -hTag
To Henry J. Thrng. land a1a fsui;7-
ings on Prospect street Sarah :.
Trask To Ea-T7eft w Young !aasi
AMI buildings III Capitol street Rr.ae
Puulin 10 Joseph Bo4ElE- lai-d-
FEank.Yn Fisher n Earson 9 Nores
land and buildings on Nurzh C32ess-
nut street Georgia NJ Randall "a
George L Garnekov. lacd and build
5nEs. Robert Pope 10 Ervsss l. Tesk
~. land and buildings on Czish1la a.,
street.. H L Buwtz1tSh 70 Pe5sr GSn-
neIla- and an STATE street EAQrr'r
z. AID LsSIzse r Fisher 10 Thomas
and Virginia Gsll1.Tzon- la1G and
buildings. Charles P EiioGassal %
Emma W Jenkins. land
Eesgrzne--r L -Eitso1 To kase
Lamb. land and buildings. Everett A
Cummings IA Allie P Lsaznr@n. land
and buildings: Allie P Darn-en to
Daniel T French. 1aad and buildings
Eens1n-Rae4 T Lamb 10 Elizabeth
3. HILL. land and buildings Abei W
snaal7sng 10 Ivan and Warren R2clA
arr1s land
rare71e-E Roekwo1H Berry .
Isaac c. Berry. land s1a: The Berry
Heirs 10 Joseph 3. Berry Of Wayne.
and ssa. The Berry Heirs - Isaac
<. Berry, land. SO.
gzara.ne->-Thurnas " and ka-s A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

William g Butter was In Brooks On
Monday, finding rwo incidents ~
prove the variety of weather xe hare
IN New England. When going be-
TWEEN Unity and Brooks he passed
through enough Snow 10 enable track
ing = fox an easy piece of work AID
then. when n a store in E-ooks a
laSF-N-s- Herbert EzriIn-br1I-ht
u some ield v.ole-s that she her
self Just picked. G-- Rutss- inquired
If he conida't have then 10 bring ID
t.e Journal Office and she kiraGlT cpn-
serted They lock like summer VIC
ie-s. =
Charles z Bsara If No 9 Willow
street came in about the same tine.
with q perfect ssra~bs--y blossom
that he had yEss tcurd OF Western
avenue AG-ussa- Can Esu com plain
as November weather that czl and
does produce sach summer blossoms :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

THE regular business meeting of the
club vii be held Fr1dar evening AZ
80 osclock sharn. TIN business
meeting VIII be short but Of import
aace and interest s0-al club members
After the business Circle No viii
give a piav "A string Of Pearls The
FssdaF night meeting l. open 70 bine
members only.
Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings
the ciub rooms are busy places with
sew4ng and talk for The Christmas
sale which In set for Dec / The sale
viii include food. rag dolls. Christina
wreaSas and haas and there wiz be
fancy WORK and art tabaeA
Judge Robert A Ccny win give 4
short talk at the Tuesday evening
ta1srnble parry
Any members who hare time 70 help
towards the plans Of the cub for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
lEH1a Times


The Augusta Chamber Of Ctarzfnesrs
Al an enthusiastic meeting Ts7tskT ersza-
ing endorsed the plans Tar tass resurnp-
ton Of steamboat service IN the heane-
Der. as PLACED oefure the members By
delegation Ct Bath cst1Eenx- Not an
lr dia fe7er endorse The Esrssect 1ut tAsy
propose 10 fern teams and 1aAs Angus
La 8 quota Of STOCK ~7rapl; delay The
enthusiasm which the zp RIVER towns
ana citses arg showing IN he yrs5eC~
seems Ia indicate thRt they ara willing
70 % their part 10 have steamboat
connections between the heaaebec val
ley ana Boston resumed another rear
The pr0pusit50n viii 5e put before .ae
ptersr If BAsh AZ = meeting mex, FRI
Gag evening and SIS Rata wEil benefit
more 5Aaa any 5shes cssn,nzlitr, II
this service ~ resumed. there VIII NJ
dausa se d lArge Attendance NJ the
meeting 10 hesr me sasses4 4iseassea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Mrs James Durham Miss Mand
Barker. MISS Sarah Preston and Miss
Nellie Rz-nsdeIl- Mrs Mcdonald cut
tsse we1aang czEs tsae prizes Ensrg
IL follows Silver raiznfsle went To
George Dczk. Esss Sue Parrscrs re-
ceiving the penny. Miss Barxsr tho
dime. Capt John Billings the pen.
Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald received
many beautiful presents. among
them II silver dollars silver vsse
SILVER Oanbun 6lsn. imported duflses
sfE-
Services were he'd Sunday af-er-
NOON AZ the Arnnry By the Frank
Eaxeitsns Past Va =. American LA-
gson- in ne-nnry of the boys over
there The Arznory was Decorated
with Gags ana erergreens The pro-
gram. Voluntary. selected. NcEeen's
anthem. Great II the
Lord. MIS- wesrnsx MsA Car. Mr..
Tablet Mr. Keen. Msx- Allen. Miss
Rrser Mr.. McKern. Scripture read
int. REv- A. K Wilson. hymn, On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Lick 10 HORACE e. Peacock. land and
buildings an Highland avenue; En-
M J. anu Erelrn H Davis 20 Fred
err A Dangcrrh- land Waiter L.
Weeks % M.lla-d r Weeks. land a-d
buildings On Wesf street..
Eallowell-Ess1el NJ E.ae-y 70
James J. Carroll qsnd and buildings.
n wellington ard T8Apl L Smith "a
Annie II johnson. and and build
HES
L-I.Cn:srld-Szsz-e Z pilHapson -
A-ac'e NJ P!l--1ptcn- land ard build
inEx
Naachesger-srUtt z. Durham 10
SrU1I r.. Eurnhata- aazd and build
nEs
MonE-uu;h-S- Waiter Waiting 10
D'1ra & Hansen and
M Ver2un-Maade F -.aoutk ID
Fred G. Chllis. land.
Das3aEsd-Ersa J. Knowles ia James
H Knowles. Land ard buildings.
Pitls1un-En-1a "a Albee - Owen
E King, land and buildings
Tss.ssst5eigi-5aznus Smith n Hattie
L. Hammond. land and buildings
Hattie L Hammond 10 Annie s.
ThynE, land anu Buildings Willis =.
BicsEor-s 10 A3iCe G. Biekfsr,1. land
and buildings, Alice q Eicsfara 70
Nellie y Packard. and and build
sngs
So. China A 5c1es - z a
Jewell, iaad ara buildings
Tassa1 .solru,- E--...za2ss-a A. Fsa7-aars
in Samuel Rcaco. 4:4z,d- Mary Z ann
C-lar-rnc@ Z Rowe 70 Charles F. Star
asVaaL land; Robinson Land Com
p2ay 70 Csa1Eia2 Securities Corp.
lard
F5eaIa-Lsnn K -oves0y 10 WI
lam H ChadhouT-1e. land
ville--lar-a -1tkensnn .
Moses and Ellen c A1ller-e land on
Western avenus. Chester T. Rowe To
Mildreaa Z Reeves. land
u nsrEw-f5a---v and Lena Roy 70
Roy II aad Emma $. Delaau. land
Hubert B Delaap I'd guv Il C,e3anu-
& zvezllng house al C1it-1n areEaa
Sai
T7r15lr'- Ig-F-es. Il Bea1s IA Ellis
W Church. land Ellis " Church u
Amos u Wheeler. zaad, Edith {
Carleton "a George T 7y5isrn. land
and buildings Harry Y Frost 10
Harley Dc BlCls. land and buildings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
BELFAST

In addition IN tire observance IF
A--alss3ce DaT which tie lGcaa post
CT me American Legion IL planning,
t2se day VII be tzg Gay. t2le ELgh
school Esras WI, sell tags for .s1e
benefit az tie post clab rooms. Any
amount 10 - cents upward VIII he
appreciated. The girls VII sell -ae
t2Es on me street. - ira fartha1i
game alc 10 Tae ball u .2,s evening
Great preparations are being z1Zle-
for the Day. which viii spel HT a
parade al 10 o'clock Iie-zt- Wilbur
CaIby viii aEt rs marshal OF THE DAY
and the lire Will De beaded by the
Belfast Band X WI .cclude Co r
Of the Sd Maine Infantry Camden
Pest American Legion and EeiI-s-
Pest Gf the Legion several secret or
ders and members Of the Red Cross
Grand Airy Veterans All ex-ssTv.ce
men ara urged 10 take part whether
IN uniform or not The dar VIII cl.se
with bail Il the evening and VII be
gpe Of the largest affairs az TIE SEA
son They are expecting excursions
from both Camden and Caszsre-
One Of the most pleasant social
ercnts 0f the season occurred Sa<Ur-
Gay evening az the home q Mr.. and
Ms z. E. Mcdonald Church street.
when they celebrated TIE ssia ami
ve-zarv af their Wedding entertain
ing about 50 Of their neiE1bors ana
fr7en6R- Mr. and Mrz- NcC9rnsG en-
tired the roczn 70 the strains of the
wesicinx march and stood in the hav
winasw under 4 wedding bell Mrs
Mcdonald w1s attended by Hrs
smith Hcpksnx who acted IN the
same capacity IS years ago Mr. Nc
Donald was attended by Master John
yfckery. and little MEss Alice Rr-ow,
acted rs tram bearer Rev A Z
wilson made rery appropriate re-
marks for the occasion Mrs. Nc.
Donald presented her maid OF hcnur
with a handsome bouquet Of chr-s-
antnemuns. Mr. Mcdonald present
ing his attendant with STIRRING sill
TER spoon and MISS Brown was pre-
scented with STERLING SILVER lingerie
clasps. Mrs william Simplzsas of
Falr1eld read n poem Amt DeszUrzA
aeceired q Can rom Z Friend sarah
jana" N original poern was read by
Ma A Z Wilson and an original
poem 10 the hrstis vas read by Mira
c W Wescof.
After the wedding the guests werr
70 the dining room where = snneh
was served by Mira A. 8. virkerr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
PROBATE COURT

1ae oczlnxE1g routine Nnnlueo vas
transacted Monday ~ the regular ses-
ss1n of Tie probate ecusx.
WzIls proved aprruvea and aZanwe6
or Harriet D Burbank. lam Of VI
Vernon. Ralph Cram IL NJ vUnm.
executor. foreign WIN of Genexe r.
Winfield Of New York csU. y. r
Aaade G wEnaesa u Nex York x.
Z execut--x and John r. 0ouso. az
Augusta Me- agent: az Harriet =.
Merrill late % wa<ervs;le. Percy Z.
Merrill of Ta1e-rille, exerufrr; at Ed
na A Hatch late Of oaxsand- Eesen A
Smiley Of Oakland. sxecurzsx. Of Mary
A. Aaccmosr- late Of watsFrslie. Cczny
Gelchel2 Of wa1srrzfle executor: e
William Z Leonard lare Of HaS.rweai,
Annie NJ Leonard of HAE3owezi. execn-
r-sx.
Administrations -zzted-Cf the g.
tsse OF Eszrge NJ shaw. 2azs Ct Oak
and Earle g Shaw az Oakland, zd-
u1inisirzzor- Of the estate Of Joseph L
Hatch. LAKE Of Oakland Eeln A.
Smiley. Of Oakland. a4snanfSt-z1r-x De
5cnis nun with WIN annexed. Of the g.
tAse Of Arthur 4 Marspn. f1ss IT psfss-
ton. Mary Z Marson- Administrator
Of the estate Of Joanna Il Thaanrm.
1sse Of Winthrop. Peter A TsaAnum
81 Wlnthr-sp- administrator
Guardians agppanfse-of Azics Il
Cts Of HAa,owelL. George Il willis az
HaAlc~ell. guardian.
Accounts Aalowea--Fyrst and ana; &C.
count Of Melvin g. Hoaway. s1maEss-
traitor If the esIzse az Emains r.
White late q Augusta arsa mad anal
account Of WILLIAM A. Vincent ADMIN
sEt-ssur q the estate Of Margaret L.
Vincent axe Of Augusta arss accsusr
AZ J. Franz Gale executor at .se viii
Of Catherine I-afs2ezes1- Late Of Car
diner
Papers aisd for aos.re-Pe1stson for
administrator If the estate Of Ras-
seal A AEREs, lase II Chelsea petition
for license ia stai rvaRi estate Of summer
Page. late Of yassas baras petition 1ssr
administrator Of ;ae estate Of VIII
first and final account In the sssass ~
Reward r Ge4che4i ia.e Of T4ns3ew-
petition Tor assessment Of sax On the
estate Of Howard r GesEse8i late Of
WErE1ew peIstiaa fur azEfTr button Of
the estate Of Esther = Pa<e. late u
E5dafT- pta1iiUn Ter distribution Of tire
estate ss Stephen III Failsn. iAss OF
Oakland. petatsan for distribution Of
Ire estate aI Emily - Murrsll- sate O.
1AYnec will and petition fsr gsrptaase
q Frances T. Bates Late Of EAiioweal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
EHES AND PAINS
.0AN'S GETS 'EM
BAR sou acne LSnsnest
'' 7a7rH or,gs warming.
gratifying relief.

a. fwt7Ees aase l2
\. - GO stiff joints. lame
~ a. Ia gvHz'.7xed muscles.
Az Plans 1-Tz-n weather ex-
n. ';'--f,lev don't agag lang
,a+ tsr-iT-zsazznn that
- -.i' raetlt produces.
--a'n ;ais old fzrnilv friend
2sSa1l ase--a little nene-
'aoa' -aoSi7E. iexTlng no
| '~'-. - mass. ~ e5aEEed pores
'ar-as7alihv aad sszmuiat-
r, ,f.ts -ae sood il viii DO
~I sss -ar'ee slEes-%5r- Tor.
-f-s r most economical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

ne vii ~ Leonard e Gibson. sur
1zzy yax<s psurfnezr as fureenzr
Blacksmith n 8arA xsis Ear1k wzs
alei n TIE Szgadahoc csun:r probate
Court list week The estimated In
vantrrT 10 sseut tzSaHa Es LETT xas
10 . hrvsthsr. Charles q. Gibson Of
Boston. 10 = Eszssr. Anna Elizabeth
Gibson he iefx n srusz Gated States
Government bands ra1ned ~ Sxas.
and tina re<iane goes 10 hiH 8xugnssr-
Mrs ElTanasA c. Browa. wife a the
supsr1rEaaeeax OF State buildings N
Azxusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

a freak growth of carrots was
brought 10 the Journal ONCE On Mon
day by L r. Homer WIN had had il
On exhibition al his grocery On Gage
street Il was grown NJ the home az
Howard Hammond Of gidneT and
consists Of IL weEi-s7ereloped carrots
from one stalk. with several other AZ
rempfs zt growing budding cut on the
sides. Il resembles more a bunch Of
bananas than the usual form of q
carrot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

The ner Ford safes and serySce
station In the ELL Mncamher-W wight
block an Water sfrssf IL undergoing
the necessary alterations and repairs
and when finished viii make q most
attractive stand The cuncern which
consists Of swo weal-knuwn aaf0mo-
bale men Of RumfOrsa Fails. viii be
known al the Czpsfzl City Motor
CcmuAny. They expect 70 open thur
dorm to the public within a very
short time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Or Arthur r Hoffman will be in
charge of the axieopa1f1ic clinic this
week. which Will be held ss usual af
-ooyn e AUGUSTA Trust building On
" etinesdaY from four anti ssx-
Again Is Il urged that wherever pms
ssfsle patients viii make appointments
thus eliminating loss Of time by both
patients and physician
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Alexander Ferguson Of Arsenal
street Ief- Monday morning IN charge
II 4 i-urg load Of supplies Fer the
Augusta Lumber IonpanYs cAzuDs
around Flagstaff lie expects .Ee be
gone about a week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

George Warren. who is employed a
the T5les numbering camps az MI
Bigeauw in the Dead River region was
in the city for a few hours Moulay-
or his way fur visst 10 his home n
go. China where he has not visited for
some three yea-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Ese-Der- LAIlv Of Woburn. Mass.
formerly Of Augusta aeeon panied
by TWO men from Wofsurn- visited
with friends n the ciry on SATURDAY.
evening On their way 10 Rz--e3ey
Lake where they viii enjoy a week 5
hunting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

City Sanl1arian Chester 8 Kings
lev sefe Friday for Boston for the
week END and viii attend the Ear
war,d- Princeton game N Cambridge
Saturday afternoon Mrs Kingsley
and daughter Virginia wf1n have oeen
visslng month in Jamaica Plain
VIII return with Mr. Kingsley On
Monday -Rx1a Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Secretary Charles NJ Taber Of the
local board Of health reports an in
ereasang epidemic of measles through
oug the city Many reports frgm local
paysscians have been received during
the past few dars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Harold JaeksuE- who is acting as
time keeper for the Augusta Lamise-
Company III their camps IN the Dead
River region PASSED Sunday AZ his
home on Arsenal street returning -
his duties Monday morning
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TIE November term Of the Ken2e-
bee county eTl9eT-nr cour- VIII enr-
vene Al 70 o'clDck This Tuesday
morning 81 WatnIv5iIe- Judge Fred
Emery Bea-e Of Ea5lowell presiding
civil cases only vii be tried AZ the
term