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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-07

At Alto Crucero. in Bolivia, water
freezes every night throughout the
year, while at MONDAY the snn is no.
enough to cause actual suffering.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-07

All the famous old liquors were in
vented and manufactured exclusively
by monks.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-07

Texas produces s2o.OOO.OOo worth Of
peanuts a year.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-07

Herald Cheap Column Al. Pay.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-05-07

Herald Cheap Column Ads Pay.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
Deaths

ANDERSON - June .. ALEXANDER H.,
son,of the late Aexander y and Margaret
rrSS r@p No. No. ~ ~ O. O. r. o, g. W%shnFtSG STa IntiSG
parlors Of Harry {. +, Carson ira $. Rroad
ST. Int Mt Moriah Gem 80,
Mary Arnold. aged GO. Relatives and friends
and al societies OF which he was q %, member
R'Ga GasenSa G f"n'f% @ ScTH%Ss sat st. $"
Int. North Cedar NH Gem Friends may "al
Fri, kusTfSLR EftfT r her, %i residence 1856 nu,tcam
ave. Gin. June 3, 1870, ELMlRA q, VIII"
Of Amos Austin. aged ~ $cars; Service SAT
'"fi fRiowNE.@o" June ne . "io4o, $AKHHT *,
dsncc. rct sos n 4 9th street, Intcrmout at At
Ty,"rfT Juhe "S'"aS !. PErER
husband Of Elizabeth Bromley. Relatives
Friends Hiram I.odET, No. 81 r and A. NJ.
TTSSSsldeggcC. % SouhanTTton ,,g,y aye; Chestnut
rss WEE %nnd aENEY ITv,G!s G%sDsnd %
mir m FpdnoT I'M ""3 KYS OF Prussia roads
"f%$1 " fFSSkTHLTE;R.S Sp5isa |uHe rs,, 2 1920,
HK MIA R0a,%ca S and SsS rends oGcT5 %nd 3d M
cctics are. invited to attend the funeral
TesidSnce 4aG q, GiraTd ave vi int ~ prtvstS StS
At y. Ccdpr Hili Gem. Friends may call
Friday eve.
BURNWOOD, june T. EDMUND e.. hus-
band Of Ellen Burnwood tnee White) at his
late residence. 5iO3 Chester ave. Notice
Of funeral later.
CONNHLIY. 3lst. HOWARD T.. son
of Mary ana the late John ] Connolly aged
30 years, Relatives and friends invited to
funeral Sa!nrda%, g, M. mothers rest
denCc, 635 Tree 81. Solemn requiem mass
our Lady Of Mt carmel Church . 30 a. m
Intermrnt New Cathedral Cemetery, vii,
'"t'E5 COOKE CSS; E'-Juno 3 HENRIETTA T.. dsucb.
ter OF Thomas H. and Mary A Cooke Rel.
atives and friends employees Of Quick &
Bros. invited to funeral, Sat, 10 a N
brother.in-law residence. Charles q Mcin
tyre, 90 s l7th st. int ~ Moriah Gem
| DALEY,-JuUc |, SrANISi.AGS. son #
late John and MARY Daley, Relatives ana
! friends invited to funeral, Sat, =: 80 a m
| residence of his hrother-in-aw John O'NeiII
! 433S Leiper St, Frankfort Solemn requiem
mass 81: Joachms Church 10 Il, m. Int. ST.
! DomInic's Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
LOST AND FOUND

DIAMOND = Lost, square-cut diamond
weight $50 karats. The stone was Ins,
Saturday. May J. between HayerfGrd and 'Hss tns
ward II returned TO ]. r. Caldwell q ~
ChPstnu. and Juniper SITS. '
WATCH-LOst, wrist watch, in Chestnut al
automat. or between 18th aud Juniper sts
north side Of Chestnut. between and a:3O n
m, Wednesday. June q reward 10 finder
Phone Amber So.
LAVALLlERE-Lost a layalliere 3 dIa
mond drops platinum chain; reward 33s
EARRING-I4ost one earring with Iars.
pearl and smaller diamond; reward m
returned to J. II. Caldwell & Co., Chestnut
and Juniper SITS.
NECKPIECE-I.ost. wednesday eyeE5nT
neckDiece, marabou, brown, from 25th nd
Poplar. College, aye, North College ave 10
Womans Hospital, Please deliver or notify
Mrs. Wilson. zoos n. 1lth st. Reward
SuITCAsE-Lost. on May 81, on road lead.
ing from Newton to culyer's Lake yalua.
BILE suitcase ma rked with Initials r. III n
contents valuable. sonslsIing, Of clothing
owner Frank I, Taslor opposite Brlch
Church station. East Orange. N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

OUR MANY YEARs OF. EXPERIENCy
Is YOUR GG4RkNTEE. Many % dismonls
,.sdsd ?, at 9ne , to l oTGerssll ,i ,zeea
each 60 tcssh' We must TX have vso them ana By @ sell
Ing your dismonds ola, e ps YoIi Will At
bought. Est. 10 years. uPrivste5 phone Wal
I1t3. Also old sold, silver platinum bought.
The Diamond Shop ,n;, ~ \; =, 10th M,ss:. g:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
SPRING RESORTS

ILLUSTRATED SUMMER BOOK. descrlp-
uxe OF hotels boarding houses, cottages
at Delaware Water Gap. StrouGsburR. Po-
conos. free. GaGkawanna Office. $50 $. Broad
ST., or send four cents in stamps. James
tIster, ADV. Agent, 90 West st. New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
PERSONALS
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE

Div bureau OF Emp. wKNXNikKER's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
ENe tc Face.

Affair. Il Po.zrs are arrived ~ :
situation ~h;ca nigh, - tanned .sce
. face WHAT has r@sa p-=d4cte6 20
rhs Allies hzs come 70 pass Eng
land AID Fzrcs E-zis-d especially,
have to,loEe5 -tez- traditional Is-
tc1 n everything tI- laval sCe
commercial Affairs ~ IT, making
preparation for the Inevitable i e
tue they lad All have Huy 1os
II -h= ire snd t.oss -hlch Lad u %
with mandates and corcessso,s seS-
% have received the more immediate
attention Be that Is i may Ire ces-
WOES purpose q the Cemz15zeS
oaSrhy ruling bol.sevE u E;p=
o.: TIE o9ser sA-s % Possrd and ga
iz.o coz-En5cstso. With Germany e
vel unds- way.
HoE Las !. hecc1s posxb.s to-
what has besc represented as CEscs -
Control - f1nc-lor Sc effectively: %
-z.zs and maintain aD.ss; % o1-
nso5 th.- by means Of Scvss- con-
mites,
Such Information IS q otAlE de.
sr5 :. seems s1E=e-t SHOWS hat
ul6sr covsr q confusion a. o.-zs-C1E.
Harcet :. FRI ~ German lo.fy
AZ. -a,s- By loo. and employing Ger
Ia, efficacy and trained oEcErs q
lie ears regime hss co-e into BE-
i.g Propaganda weakened their op-
pcrszrs The forces II disorder and
fa-a1icssn al ever the world were
So 70 work Il Nsy 1915 T-otzsy be-
cane head q TIE military depart
Uer-- With high par taken fro- tire
plurder ead plenty Of food Il hzn-
g-y country he lured nea Ct ability
nro lis service and that they might
rct tu-r sszinF him their families
were taken IS hostages As GEE
peten, cespot tie record shows
Genghis Kahn had nothing or
Trp-zky.
Are private soldiers Longer allowed
20 debate whether they shall obey
orders Nc On the contrary tie
soldiers have learned hat Z Shey
-ould ca they mus. fight Indeed
II. Poles By invading Russia afforded
hem = certain smocpt Of zeal 4,
may Dc 6e-tted whether tha. will en-
dure- but IL event Of Success 100. VIII
readily supply the incentive
II short another military menace 20
the word has spring from the chaos
Those who promised freedom have
fastened On the tupes n tyranny that
h-as had 10 equal. Il is inconceivab be
that Intelligent persons may Dc sub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
CANAAN

1.r and Mrs Randolph Shores O.
winston were. Sunday guests Of lbs
brother Walter Shores.
Miss Miuta Goodwin o. Newton
Highlands Mass. and Mss Emm !
Goodwin Of Everett. Mass. visited
Mrs Fred GeicheiI. Tues5ay.
NJ and Mrs Harold Foster ami
Reub@n Reed went 20 Kingsbury Fri
day after biceberries and returned
SATURDAY with q good amount %
berries
Mrs julia Churchill is visiting her
neice Miss Marian Reynolds IN Wat
ervIile
Nr. and Mrs George Williams
passed Sunday ia Fairfield the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Bow
nan
Nettie Boston returned 10 Skov-
hogan Friday after passing several
days with Mrs Julia Churchill.
Mr. and Mrs Pollard Of Fairfield
were callers al Willie RoITs Sunday
Aylon Salisbury. who has been IN
Somerset hospital in Skowhegan for
several weeks was brought home
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Rum Runner
Caught at Lewiston

LwStc- Az FPS =: = =
Legged heuo- ----s- y 5s7-:r 50
is came 70 81 e-3 .
street. Auo-r- :. -; ;.--,z -.
-eS1zy -o-o-s 80 - SO
= rea- ire ia: cz1s=: -
roadster 70 sSs5 cc--.s;s.T
al SMASHED : -ea- 49,.
Richer. R-sEs1 a. 80 =
Middle street Po-.L2
picture oqe=zco- vs.
charged v1,a l,s-a,
ard Z,sszl p SssSs,o-- :.
Mss Marion A As-
G. Wo,o6to-1S ~eo 7z> =.
chine s,5 ~hc tc1S - >-= =.
sas had -cee- ksSc.-- IL -
R-g<Ss-s~ ESs asl5 49, -.
Seventeen : Ez-.c- -4-s :,
II maple sugar cars a.
can were Sslze5 ar
A. The sAe-1@s go :,
afternoon .he-s >s-s- =.
co2es about US as: 500 =.
That matter = - = :,
-szs authorities so - 7 :.
heard frcr. then ~ - - ..
psg made % ire a1cyS ---sS-- -.
Uo-G4-g 10 ,hs C-eSs-. - -
the aqGc- - wc-.h se'--; -. =.
The machine - -s-<5-5.-
name o. RoSsE- E--Set >.
II was Hauled . = gang
i-s o@cszlly sssIci p -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

within FIVE yeas Ee sxp=cc lz--s 6a-
veIor1e-y IS t3r@s1 competitors
Wao are planning . build II tbs
Co4-iEy-
We ~e.-o1e the foreign -zzutac-
---e-s - his COUNTY, WHEN teey
ccue . eszoEA business and = -
probable that several thousand SKILLED
hands ~1-l t1-1w Itel within te~
ysa-s T1o VIII QelesIy become
A-=--ca-lze5 z-1 goo5 C---zs-s- and
e-soy lie o. L. American plan !2s-
IS have -hoz s15s before then WHO
are : rz-- q the important French
7-c-s-e6 spinning llc1s--y II Wooa-
socket
Trey have furnished : capable gov
e-1o- - RLo5e Island tley have
furnished mayors ao5 city council
lars md they are lcyzl American
made citizens and Ne van. thoa-
sands mare Ike them : yEso-eczEve
.a-@ Ull 1---- he industries and
ne workers a-G -Ae combination
c411o: = made effective TO sco-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

. Ca1t Ee- ihs -s- 70 10 rk= ~erk
and can't 60 re Uz-s-lz1 z.E- E15t1
20 Do IL would seez 70 sz--z-1ze ch=
Information 6eve.oc@a before ~
STATE Htg1way Co-z.S1o-- U-e5-ss-
cay IS - VIZ -oz6 improvement =
tsl6 - Tie statement TIA, -
g-zvsl rpa6z Il -hs STATE z-e Z zo,o5
shape : god -s=z Cc,z5E=--lg -5e
r-nero-s rails --be roa5s co-l5 -ot
D. KEEP, Il god co-dl-5oz w.-5c-- a.
te1-o1- frequent dragging and ,-oler
drzIGge- Il APPEARS ron -he sac
Me-ts lz1= yes-e-1zT. -hz- excellent
progress II -hase -es-=c-s Las 5=ea
EzSe % lac
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

PennsyTa'aa either matches wary
criminals or unEa-y guardians Of the
Law. There's Bergdou and now comes
Peter Karpof. the boy bandit, who
escaped from the officers two weeks
ago with nothing on but a bathing
suit When next heard from be had
broken into the county jail. stolen the
sheriffs badge. fruit cake. baking
Of ginger snaps, canned fruits ard
eggs warranted strictly fresh and
then broke out again Prooabi was
limited in time or he would have
locked up the sheriff and runs in the
fire alarm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Co-~e, Sense ard Pearl.
Boston Herald

-|-S----
We know nothing q rne essential
nature OF Po-Es t-21SSC-.o-s- o.
he !acE Il thin But W. 10 feel
that the various probing agencies
which have worked On ING case owe
the public al account q what -1ey
have found !. PoaZ : dong :
crooked business why : re allowed
% pay II FL. those ct Ms creditors
who pass under ths window II dis
regard q what nay be .=t- to- thosa
az TIE end q the !sle@ Ordinarily
some public Authority !-r-guzds re
former and distributes thin equ!Ea-
bly, among the claimants BIZ 10
BODY IS doing his now Dcts his
mean That Po1Zis assets equal rs
Liabilities ari Il 50. Why should rs
business u disturbed
Polzi las not Tu1 e8ay- Es rad
before lis troubles made substantial.
investments IL real estate. ard u
lis own name NC1s % these things
lock Ike { CsoCSG4cEs fraud. Ard
the affair has heec running lo--
enough for somebody 10 have <cZ-5
cut something u VIA, X al MANS
Mea-shiIe the air Is full u rC1o-s
One Is that certain savings banks
deriving support tEol ne same e,s-
nel-s OF the population started z
back-a OF him Another - that
n his interest somebody started gts
run or him 70 free hun from the
sf1y Per cent obligation which u
would Il under OF The maturity o.
MS Outstanding paper.
Cannot somebody give rs -hs
facts Why 50 many p-obes and
probe-s and 50 little 70 show for IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
G. 0. P. Squadron
in AndrOScOggin

LeElS-o-- AG-- THE women Re
p-ti5ca-s - A-5-oSCoEEln county EzC.
practical V.olltlcs h-o2gh. home u
them "Wednesday .he S-s- day 9. tie
t-ip through the district .. The sv.-E
squadron
The days Tip eo545 81 nigh. II
Lewiston WHARF az me Republican
headquarters Mystic building Lis
bon street Colonel PzrkAu-S1- reqab-
lican candidate Tor goverao-. Ms.
Guy T Ga-Csi1 Augusta ca2s---,a :.
- IRE Wc-s1S Republican commit
tee and Mss Betsy E6wsrsS Who
have Cous 10 Maine t-o-i -z6.a 10
hep Organize were p-sSsa. 9, an cpe-
meeting and reception
TIE KIP through the cou--v. Was
unique and remarkable TIE DAYS
when p.ol.tscs meant : conference and
meeting o. men las aSss5 and Il wxs
plainly shown co,dzy that The Repua-
state bur n me coarIy lock - the
women 70 play big part II cz-r,1-S
Ac6roscc-Siu Rsp2 a1sc11-
The party co-sss.eS. II addition to
these mentioned Q. CcrSrsSs-a,
Wallace H White. II A l. Nsvz-
usgh- Chairman Of tire county csa-,
mlt-es, John II Maxwell I<verr.c-s
Fails State committee. Mss Anna
La6G N-sley. SAert1 Fred z Stew
ems BENJAMIN = Bsr1a1- candidate
Tor county attorney, no-ai5 n. Gar
celor- candidate fer Stale senator
The trip he'd c1oss 70 the itinerary
sud was sreste1 by enthusiasm 4, all
points and by nearly IS u,xuy no
men 81 rasE
In facE, !, Gss distinctly ~o-,ea-s
time
THIS 5 the hFSt time tast.I Asr.
been inside this place sas6 ore -
fsrrlns 70 the place where the poli,i-
cal meetings are always sss6-
Well !, won't re ,Ae last ssr,e-
said ,oUr committeeman standing
nearby
The arSt Place VISITED was wa:e<
The wclen's organization here in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

3eC=d by SCH poz-- -1=y CAMS
d excep- IT way u sre=5. to- tt=
-scs1, Gay 1e-o-s-rare6 -.at c-vztE-
sgsoa : 10 -zcA-g II -zysscz- cr---
sEe- TIE ~@aDess ~. l.e II ssl6z1-
ness TIE g-lzs Of --s6e 6z-gs=5 -
Ge- EnE-z-l-s znse VS. Ece .=-= ~,
op@-@5 che 6oc- % bzrgsl--zz E.-1
z=- wl-A sto.=- eo!o = -1=.- C.cs-s5y
h4o6s -e1 responsible :o- -he IT'S
1.5eo-s nightmare u aEe-cEy @
which TIE world Las -eca-5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

GUIDED Mrs. X .-=-=-s -
Ne--,e A-s-.- al ": A'
ThoRp<c-
Il GrsSls- t1e-= rs 49, :
c~p,lo- AMI -sE.,--s -s-= -, y
RspE hsiCzz czGs= azs = 49, -
zio- T.e ~c-- III r. -ts y
are Ms Z : S,s-Sc- NJ. Ea-s-
M-s- HcSz-c / Asyss- 49, . y
daughters Jesse a. Es=-
l. the women 49, z-S@- " =
therein - for R=F-e -
1s keyss- family Sz| E-s h:!S
L, Leafs s-o-h=- c5zSz-:
cEo7 net tie s2Eas-c- - T-''
o-Ea-zc2o- = .1-S --- :
cicSss Mrs. E-z-s ! ---s
leloS- q -1e ~c-s- 2----E u
zsI1eS, Ms W----t-s5 NJ, y
D 2 D R-SsslI NJ : ~
Ms Warren Ba-ss- N-<. : ~
Mrs Eowz-5 L--col- 80 Ms -
CsS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

So-To-Bac has helped thousands 20
break the costly. nerve-shatrer.r< TO-
bacco habit Whenever you have a
longing for smoke or chew. jus.
place harmless No-To- BAG tablet IN
your mouth instead All desire ssops
Shortly the habit is completely h-ok-
en- and you are better Of mentally,
physically. financially. Its 50 easy.
50 simple Get q box Of No-To-Rac
and il II doesn't release YOU srorr, all
craving for tobacco in any form your
cruggiN viii refund YOUR money
without question No-To-Rac IS made
by the owners Of Casca-eeS: there
fore - thoroughly relEah,e-Acy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Come On ard Compete.
tF1bre ard Fao-c}

tFlbFe ard Fao-cl
French wors-ei spinning Interests
have recently bought large tracts e
land II Providence and Woonsocke.
They read the signs which indicate
turnover II our Government ard a
return 70 a protective ta-l-. ard C-,o-
vision Is being made 10 co1unue tAe
prosperous American trade now er-
joyed under Wilson's free trade tariff
by putting Up mills ove- here
French ard Belgian spiare-s did
the same things some years ago after
another Wilson tariff Rad JUS ae.ou,
wrecked 1he textile industry here
and made multi-uIIlio-al-eS cut q
foreign competitors and J, locks as
Il history was 10 repeat
The recent land purchases are eu-
3 start as other important interests
are looking over the ground ard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Excuse ard No: Eeas.r-

fG:-z-1 n PIMA Press
4 pair q he bes- shoes hEo1=a :
% ri 80 miles rom New England
and sol6 for say SIS viii feel the 7eT-
freight rate less -1a- II p-lce & re
frs shine .aos- shoes receive - me
nearest to1.b-aCk stand
:. SUI. q IS clothes sent from
Philadelphia 20 Ba--ucTe VIII az
t-aEy - taxed SIS oy ms Increased
freight thar -he Bg-o-oEeaa WI
give he mahogany porter Tor ~bEeS1-
ing him once.
O-= good zt-er-6.1re- csEa- I'll
pay to- Ine higher fright charge On
lo9 miles t-cn Ch.cago 70 Pnl-2:1e.-
rhA
P-oh-ecr sho7kecrerz my uze ms
rex freight rate - Al EXCISE ~
soaking the customer higher 2Elcss.
t'1- i NTI u ar excuse only and not
Z re2 son
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

\ locomotive II the Worcester train
yard got tired # waiting to- The 81
s.n@er and hrFza AID zfts- getting
Up steam sIE-e5 c@ Al ~ .-se.F
This ought 70 be warning % railway
employees that ,h.y may u u-aeces-
sz-y Il sh0-- tEne-excep- <o,- re-
fat ia: his =ate-p-ssi-g caoo-cho3
couldn't ztee- very vel ard s-zs7=6
TIE rpun6ao2se.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Editors Letter Box
Augusta August :.
Recoileets tire MilIerites.

avg ~ - LsL
Editor ot Journal:
When living in Maine as lizzie
child Il am Tow 50 q man named
Miller came ont with q prediction
thai the world was coming TO an end
IN that year. His prediction was
he-aIded far and wide and found
many believers, many so fully accept
ing Il that they gave away their
property. made their ascension robes
and when the night came put them
On and went or the house tops The
MiIe1ces row called Ch-is,odel-
phians have again come 10 the fore
With the prediction that 1880 l. 70 Be
the final year. and me.hinks they Will
be greatly ehagrIned Il l. does 10.
uzterLaliZe.
Old Memories
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Ole Petersen. irc. ~o-.s- he'd 80
baby II his arms while g-a-6!nx g,
s1rce- fourteen stories high. ire o.
ozs.oa being tae babe-s chr7ztsr5-g
The report states i1a7 the babv
looked bored but neglected % state
low tie Pew. M Reese Standing On
another s1-csr looked Not down We
r-Es-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Do roo LINK reluLeIscG IN A.
-c- hs.ys mans po-t.czl 2-c1---
uszcs
-Tn co- SIRE. replied Mss Cays--e
BIZ. kro~ ia. political E-o0i---2cs
hairs : raa's reputation tC- e--o--
!. uz1 = prominent e-oEE1 Es ca
t.: almost ar a5c6 Of Il cac 2oS@
z5 ts sure q : lsegh-Wzs1--E -o-
S-A-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

The cause ~ prohibition Ios: one Of
ITS aoaest and mos- eloquent sup
porte-s II the death Of Governor
Frank Hanly- Those who have spent
a pleasant ard profitable hour
listening 10 mis- discourse wlll Zee. =
se,s= Of personal loss N his urtiue.y
Oath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

II has been declared that England
and Franco have arrived at an under
standing respecting the division o.
the worlds oil fields Pe-haps TIA.
explains why they have no, arrived a,
an understanding over Poland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

IL the closed shop ever should b.
established throughout the land y
would mean that ID one would have
the privilege o. working unless he
had Union card-Exchanse
But think Of The competition for
the walking delegates Jobs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Comnissioner krener says tia,
New Workers are fast coming 10 the
turn Of mind where they feeI that
they might as vel 1T in with the
prohibition program Good,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
A Woman cf Fs-o.rcs

TEey are -a-o sxpS1~-N-- III oe2r.
--o-.s-.ss - 1-sez-1 TIE o-1E
KIND q car coz,d possibly a1o-d 70
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Wen rcVe 70 E=~ 1s-E1n'lc --L''%a
al ire people I'll tr.ls Ne gave =
--os us=s appearance czrssives-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

One reason why the Democrats
aren't following the Republican ex-
ample Of limiting contributions. NAV
be that the number is 10 be sr-zl! and
they need the money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Speaking Of getting results. there's
Babe Ruth who keeps RICH, on SIAM
ming EN- over the fence regardless O.
the world. the flesh and the league Of
nations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

DeDec-at EE.s-ds -E2s arg sz-sz-g
-o-s=S1oss z-1 -zth.-z' tee- % :a@.r
presidential oo-l-se e-e Apparently
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

WIZ .-cr=z<sz -z.sTca3 ta-1s VI
Harding MAJ c9-c3z5e 70 g 70 :-e
g@o1z=- au- l. rs made IT, E.o-va
campaign & -znz=- . Gz.e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
o. A-.aun. 81 -. Children.

TIE North Ane-ata1l
\ mother Of three children :
candidate far congress SEE probably
feels Il STE can go cEere Il ~lL %
away with the perennial fuss ABOUT
-sk.cE ~ caE.c-ec % he e.:.-s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Do-: EE-bs= =, t1= Fr.c@ :. yo--
SO sz.-t- Tar zzve % MAKE SIX
-1-z1zs-z o: Il a-y % hing birth
Ia. pr4t4-s5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

Ne@ Jersey Coxez -zy claim 70 r.
lz,.o1za1P With Ccv=-Eo- Cor zrt
r-cpcse . e-ec- memorial Be,.e-
% = a=tc-= Nove-11ssr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

To-G -L@- an III Il Washington;
z-1 Ec1 az emitted . al th= cont -
80 ~ g. 81 - IA s-z-su=---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05

No ci~1l.z@1 Comfy waits zar So
Day Bc.s1e-zed PZsz.= DIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
Maine Gossip

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heart
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-05
LIGHT and Airy
Queer

sc--s-AzzE rs-g 1-ss- aSc--
E1-o-cg-zrEs-S SAD MAJ
Zasy Ike oE- G--E-S~ 80
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