davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-01-16

Prune now! has it ever occurred 10
VOL, that with a little care those three
or four old apple trees in the fence
corner of the yard might take a new
lease on life and start to pay for tne
snace they occupy? A saw, pruning
shears and a pole pruner compiete
necessary equipment.
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-01-16
Danish King Thanks Wilson for
Treaty

King Christian X of Denmark cabled
President Wilson an expression of the
deepest gratitude" of the Danish ma
ton for the part played by the United
States in bringing about the treaty of
Versailles, under which Danish
~Schleswig twill be given an oppor-
tunity to be reunited to its fatherland."
The Penn's Grove record., 1920-01-16
Wilmington A. A
Goals

Referee-Newkirk of Salem; Timers
Thomas of Salem and Russell OF
Wilmington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
BCRNHAM

Bernard Libby has returned from
Burlington. VI where ne has been n
the service of the L. 3 Cavalry for
several months.
Miss Maude MCGEE of Oruno has
been the guest uf her sister, Mrs.
Alice Nj. DYER for several DAYS, re-
turning home Monday.
Miss Gienvs Cole If Waterville Wis
ited over the week END with her
friend, Ruth z. Midget
Miss Marguerite Coffin Of Troy
was IN town FRIDAY evening To ATTEND
the grammar school graduation.
The graduating exercises Of Burn
ham grammar school We're held from
the Town nall Friday evening and
the nall was filed 70 It's capacity.
The stage was prerrilv decorated with
the class cuiors Of green and white.
a background of green cedar being
formed on which was placed the let
ters OF the mertu. Prepared for Bet
ter Things" The following program
was gwen:
Music: prayer by L W Crawford;
salutatorv, Beulah Marion Hunt: es-
say, How 10 Develop Love of Good
Roads" Fiussie Evelyn Dyer; poem.
Jim Biudsn," Sherman Adelbert
Brown; poem. The House by the
Side of the Road" ManIey r. Eolt:
essay, Better Rural Schools" Ken
meth Farnswurth Kinney: poem, The
DAY is Done" Clair G. Lester; essay.
Literature Of Maine" Alger Rev.
uolds; class prophecy. Maniev #.
Eoit. Kenneth Farnswurth Kinney:
poem. John MAYNARD" Hiilerv Fl.
Twitcheil; vaiedictory History Of
Maine" Ruth Emma midget: class
ode: presentation of diplomas, Supt
Naomi T. Greguire
The class marshal was AlEer Rev-
noids- The pianist for ths evening
WIS Ferne Shaw Buckley. After the
exercises ice cream was On sale.
Mrs. Cary Csc and two chiidreu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
LTTCHFTELD

Misses Nanc~ and Eleanor Smith
6. Gardner passed the weekend al
re anre IF their aunt. Mrs. Mary
Weston
Miss Ella Spear IF Gardiner WIS
he sunCav =uesr of M and Mrs.
. : Sinai.
Ia rase n Augusta passed the
rsek enc a. me nome Of mis- father
nav Dennis Bishop.
Ms 2 r Stevens Was the Sunday
g1esr q NJ ana Mrs. Robert Beivea.
Ms = : Goweu and daughter
lna were Wednesday, callers al the
hcme u NJ and Mrs. Arthur Newell
= West Gardner
1cvE-C Weston was a Thursday
s'enlns guest of friends in Gardiner.
A-s. -lZzIe Bishop and daughrer.
Theresa and SOD. George. were Sat
1rosr callers al the home Of Mr. and
Ms : :. 15odykins.
II ana Mrs William Newell, Mrs.
Aar7' JeuTec- and He,-per-- Libby were
rAce-- callers at the home Of Mr.. and
Mr. Z : Bowley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
PITTSFIELD

The funeral Of the late Ms Vernon
L. Walker, whose death WAS reported
n Y ednesdavs Journa. Will ne held
from the Walker home Thursday aft
ernuon
social VIII ne held a. Pirtsfeln
Grange nall SATURDAY. evening 81 s
O'Clock. srandHrd time Good music
viii ne furnished
The State Board af Assessors VIII
meet with the seiecr7nen If Pftrsfielu
on Tuesday July 6, ct the selec-rnen's
Office
The pirrsfield A As a-sr home
game Of the season viii OCCUR Al Fun
newell field Saturday afternoon al S15
ClocRl 1lrne} and the visiting team VIII
ne tt1e Crosserts If Augusta. whn are
said n be a very fast organization
AS the season schedule depends
largely m rhe attendance al games II
IS hoped good number viii Ne IN at
tendance II give the BOYS good
santi-uff
Nj and Mrs. Evererr Carroll are az
Spencer Mass. where they were called
nv the death Of Mr Czrraiis father
Charles Carroll.
M ana MIS- Harry Beckwith nave
returned To rnar home in lynn. Mass
after a visit al rfe nome NJ Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Shaw, HRrtland avenue
The Cnive-salisr Ladies And Socie-
" viii hnid IFS last meeting for the
spring in the church p8rior ThurstiRy
afternoon. June "a The husresses
will be Mrs. Blanche Pushor. Mrs
Emma Libby Mrs. Alice Williamson
and Mrs Edith Simpson. Il Is hoped
tnat a large number VIII he present
Ear :. Tucker and Ealvor Z. Pres
colt are in Boston tu agtend meet
ing Of the pHvmasrers If the American
woolen Cos New England mills.
Mrs. Earl : Tucker Is N Belfast
~o- q Few DAYS visit with her sister,
Mrs Earl Realey. and family
Gordon Wavness sr- mas gone 70
Worcester Mass. for visI- with his
daughter. Mrs. Dennis Carr
Al the Free Baptist cnurCh next
Sunday morning the pastor. Rev. z. L
Converse. viii nave for his rnpic
Why Go To Church A. the eve
ming ,servlce Miss ANY Porter will
tall abuur her work N India.
The ladies IF Stephen Davis ". F. G,
went n West Pir1sfield by auto
Wednesday afternoon and decorated
the graves IN the cemetery there and
also al the village cemetery as Is their
yearly custom
Many Of the ladies of the " r. c.
are planning 70 go 70 Newport Thurs
DAY in response 20 an invitation from
the relief corps in that place 70 at
lend an ail-day meeting Several 9TH
er corps in nearby towns have also
been invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

ical school and Of the State snnuld
coincide
But TO-DAY we ought not simply TO
look backwards z the school is To
SURVIVE anc ID hold its place Of use
fuiness IN the fururs. II must have
far more than 7 has now. the sEp-
port financial as well as sympHtne-
Tic nf cne peopie Of Maine
So great have been the advances
IN medical education that the faCil-
ities we have to-day are srin made
quare. This is. I think. an apprDpr'-
ate occasion 10 inform the peopie or
Maine OF the needs of the school
We ouEnr ID have additlonal endpw-
ment Of al least S509,00e SO thar rt1e
school mHy have several teachers
vino can give their full time ID their
taAcning and research The sug-
gestiun IF the Council On Medical
EuucHrlon is that every medical
school should have HI least eight full
time professors and tpGr full time
INSTRUCTORS When our staff
is strengthened IN this way there viii
he need Of new laboratories and lab
ara1ories are expensive ID equip and
maintain. The relations Of the school
10 the various nQspitals IN Portland
sf1ouis be still more close; and the
work al the Mason Dispensarv which
has been admirably carried On nf LATE
should he still further developed In
facr all along the line efforts should
ne made TO keep rhe school fully
abreast of the times II WE stand
Still we perish And there
fore on TINS centennial celebration
call on au VINO are Interested IN the
cause of medicine in Maine 70 pom
der seriously these questions
o. Do VIZ need a medical school
N rns State
% Il me answer is affirmative.
ought We not 10 put tins medical
school on a firm OASIS SO that those
VINO 1aacn and those who study here
NAV he assured of adequate faciii-
ties. kept II touch with all the move
menLs of progressive medical educR-
ton trained So thoroughly and SO
well that graduates of the school n
the future as IT the past may 60 forth
70 their greaT life work ready to take
their places unafraid by the side Of
their brothers rom larger schools
II the funds fnr rnaI are fnr-hcDrn-
ing, the college will gladly continue
ITS trust: but we snail moi maintain
a school Cnat is not first rate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Milton and Vivian Greeley went
THURSDAY 10 Mnnson 10 attend the
funeral services of Summer GraeIey.
Milton Greeley was a member Of
the graduating class Of the grammar
school II Clinton. the exercises being
held Friday ewnIng.
The LartzTn Club met Tuesday with
Mrs Georgia Cunningham. The next
neerlng viii ne held July Is with
Mrs Mae x arsOu.
Nj and Mrs. Elisha Knox vino
have employment IN Massachu setrs,
nave been visiting several DAYS with
her father, Edward McAIhstar and
returned to .Aassachuserts FRIDAY by
auth.
Mr. ana Mrs. G. + Gilmore were
recent visitors n Augusta with MS
sister, Mrs Dora Ripley. Mrs. Rip
ley went there several weeks ago 10
visit her daughter. Mrs. c. Z. Pur-
ingron. and was taken IL and has re
NAMED at that place.
John " Lander has closed the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
Ruth Gets His 10Th
i'm Yankee Win

St Louis, June cs-Babe Ruth
made mis- twentieth home run IN the
New York 81. Louis same here TO-
day. The visitors won. s To 5, taking
the odd game of the series. Shaw
key was forced 10 retire IN the ninth.
when ne strained his left side while
pitching. Leading of in the sixth.
Ruth drove rhe second hall pitched
tnto the cen1erfeid bleacne-s Score:
New York q 0 0 0 : 5 o g-6 Q 7
St Louis o q o ! Is Q 3
Shawke Quinn and Hannah
Shocker, vauEilder and SEVERED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

garage ne mas conducted the past
year and moved mis- family TO Fair
fed. whore he has employment N a
garage.
Several from here went TO Clinton
Friday to help raise a barn which
Carroll McAIIlster Is building on the
farm ne purchased several months
aEp
Oliver Prescott OF Brewer has been
a recent visitor at the home uf Ira T.
Cunningham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

New York. June 2S-Toney de-
~ss-ed Alexander IN a pitchers bat
RE here TO-DAY New 7 ork defeating
chicago IN the second game : 10 J.
AFTER Chicago took the lead IN the
est of the seventh inning on a dou-
bic steal worked by the former
Giant stars. Merkle and Herzog DR.
ted tvo runs IN the half with singles
nv Young and Kelly. F-encn's double
ard KauYs sacrifice fly.
chicago % o O O O o I o o-l-s-l
sraw York o o q O 0 0 O x-2T-1
Alexander and O'Farreh; Tonsy
and Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
CARDS UNABLE
TO OVERCOME EARLY
LEAD OF BRAVES

Boston. June 23-Dcakss wildness
N the first inning enabled Boston To
pile I'D four runs against St. Louis
and easily WIN the second game OF
the series today, s To .. oeschrer
was IN fine form and held the Car
ornals 10 SIX hits. Eornspr made a
long homer to center N the SECOND
Lavan was ordered OUT Of the game
IN The fourth for protesting a caIied
strike. Score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
ALMA

~ ia expected that the pulpit in the
Conversational church AT Head Tlde
v,I, be supplied for the nexf TWO
months.
Miss velna Jewett and Miss Eve
,,,,, p,umuner went 70 Gardiner Mon
a..- where they played in a piano
-ac;+a1 which their teacher Miss
PROVENCE Moody gave there, with Dc
uf her pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. P z Jewert' MIS- M
yiois True and Bernai Jeweu weni
In Lftcnneld Thursday TO aIneho ehe
dedication OF the new Grange mai
The Children's day CONCERT wnicn
was 70 have been given last SUNDAY
=, +h- Baptist church has been post
T,,n.d and will be given Sunday eve
Ei,.g. June x.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Bangor Saturday and n Madison SUM-
DAY on d pleasure trip.
Mrs. Fern Bailey of Hartlanr wns
visitor d few DAYS asst week IL the
home OF r " Seeklns
. Mr. and Mrs. o. r Merchant Mr.
and Mrs. cshed MiIlel1 attended the
graduation Thursday Al Maine Gen.
trial Institute Pirrstieid
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Wars and rwo
daughters of GAINESVILLE are guests
al MIR. BubHrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Taa-ue Of Wat
erville, Mr. league mother from
Massachusetts. Mrs Porter Of Detroit.
Mr.. ana Mrs Sidney Merrill, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Merrill and child Of New
port. were guests Sunday III y. s.
Emerson s.
Il IS a very dry season N this lp-
callty. unless rain comes soon the hay
and other crops viii he very light
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Chicago. June e5-Chicago smut
out Philadelphia : to 0 today by
punching hits behind bases on balls
and erra1ic fielding Of the visitors
Cicotte pitched in the fine form in
the pinches. Felsch's homer went
into the left field bleachers. Score;
Phila o O o 0 o o O e-a-S-4
Chicago i o y O 0 o x-7-9-0
Moore and Perkins; Cicerte and
ScnaIk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Philadelphia. June 23.-Philadeipfia
snuff out Cincinnati TO-DAY to 0. The
visitors made a brief rally in -ne
eighth when Wingo was nj by pitch
81 ball and See. VINO batted for Ring.
singled. bur Meadows rignrened. Five
singles were al the hits the Rsds were
anis 70 gather from Meadows Score
r-.nr;uuarf o o o 0 0 q p-0-o-l
Pnflauelphia ! o x-o-s-z
Ping. Fisher and Wfngu; Meadows
and Tragessur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
Yale 4. Harvard >

Cambridge. Mass. June G-Taie
evened the series with Harvard to
fay defeating the crimson 10 >.
Poor fielding by the crimson outfield
and the batting of Holmes. who got
three timely hirs. were responsible
for Harvard's downfall. The dacid-
ing game will be played al Fenway
Park in Boston ON SATURDAY.. A
commencement crowd Of ,n0b saw
roday's game. Score:
vale % 0 O q. O ! = $50
harvard % O o 0 O 0 . e-2-6-;3
Coke and Peters P. Dode and
RIaIr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mrs. z ". Hansnn " Wat
ervine. Mrs . R. Ionsley, Miss
Mabel Nu1rer Of St. Adams. were call
ers SUNDAY III W A BlaisdeIIs
Four members Of PALMYRA Grange
attended Cninn Grange June Is al
Worth Newpor-
Mrs. SkiIlLngs Of RIplev is a gues1
OF Mrs. Z T McCabe
5. s. seeFins. T. X Seskins and z.
/ Miller with their families were N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Frederick Adorreii OF Bangor aged
CA famous ar a landscape gardener Ii
rvs active wears, disd TUESDAY siz
S.uvrters survive, Mrs. W L. Nc
- ~ manchester. Mass. Mrs. j. j
r-ibbetts Of Jamaica Plain, MH. Z L
Magic of Portland. Mrs. j. j Harr'-
,.n Misses Virginia NJ and H"sefia
: MorreIl Of Bangor. Re was one o.
sse oldest Communicates OF 81
Nzry.s church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
BOSTON

Two Dass niL-NnTlSpT- Stock.
Home -un-Eornspy Sacrifices
Cruise. Pick. Maranville. Double
play-Shouen I'd Fnurnier Left on
bases-Bos1on D; St. LOUIS :. Base
on balls of Duak 5; of Shoenei: OF
Oeschser . Hits of Doak, one n
rwo-unirds inning; of Scnerdel one IN
one-rhird: off North IN SIX innings;
IF May none IN one inning. Struck
out by Oescheger 4: North :. Losing
pI1cner-Doak. Cmplres-klem ana
Emslie Time ! 50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

rRaLIed for Morton N IN
~sRan for Neil in 9rh.
Bostnn .-....nn2 coo : o 0 o 0 G-6
Cleveland = 0 90 ! o 5 q 0 q @ II
Two-nase 1lr-Msnoskv. cooper
Smith Stolen oases-EvanE .. SacrI-
fices-Tir- g. SchanE Jones Mciunis
johnston. Double plavs-Vfr- and
SCOT Hooper anu Walters. Left on
bases-Bosrun l. Cleveland Il Base
on baiis-Or Jones g. Russell = Nor
ton . BRgov 3. E1tE-oT Morton II
: innings Bagnv IN ., Russell n
. Jones 9 n 1-2. Hit ny pitcher
Bv Jones. johnston. Struck nut-By
Jones 5 Russell 8 Morton = saCov ..
Winning pitche--Bagbv losing pitch-
er-RusseI. Tmpires, Morlarcy and
Chill. Time, SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Sale To-Day AZ exercises IN observance
OF the centennial anniversary Of the
establishment Of the school
The school has graduated 9.GJ
persons ana taught more than II. aaeD
nrf1Hr-S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
INDIANS DOOM
RED sox IN a.
INNING BATTLE

CLEVELAND, June 23--leueland MADE.
Il three straight from Boston today
ny winning I'd N - innings. The
winning run was scored with one out
on successive singles ny Chapman.
Speaker and Smith. The fielding OF
Evans. Hooper. McInnlB StIr- anG
Chapman featured. The score:
RnC-nN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Detroit June 23-UashinEtDn made
a clean sweep Of the series with De
trnit By winning the final game today
5 rp . The score
Washington o o 0 o . l 2 o e-5-S-0
Detroit .0 o o o. o o e-2-6-I
Erickson Johnson and Charity
Avres Okrie and Ainsmith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
Dodgers ). Pirates 2

BROOKLYN, \. Y. june sS-The
BROOKLYN nationals defeated Pitts
bu-yh ) 10 . today here. The clubs
will play off a postponed game To-
morrow Score:
pi-rsb,,-rh . 1000 o o o. 81
BROOKLYN ! o o I . l 0 x-5-1e-1
Carlson. Hamilton and Schmidt;
Ma-uuard and Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Brunswick. Me. June .3-Bowcnin
Medical school ought to have addi-
tional endowment Of al least $500, :
600. Preridert Kenneth c. n stills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
the Faculty Feiiritatinns

P-uf. Williams Il Harrsnurn ex-
Tended 70 President Cray cong-Htula-
lions on behalf Of the faculty TO
the cnlisge." ne SAID, this day means
the coming Of d new life. new vtraIi-
Y, the beginning of the third chapter
OF IFS history on winch the future his
tnry Of the college vii love TO Iinger.
TO you Il means d new cal TO ser-v-
zee, intermittent labor. heavy burdens.
sometimes seemingly overwhelmingly
heavy burdeps. but alsp satisfaction
and JOY"
As president ef the class OF 1920.
olln 8. Tracy extended to President
GRAY the welcume Of the undergrad
uHte Douy of rhe college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Batted for Lavan n fourth.
SIS BRrIed fnr Nav N 9Th.
-~~ Ba-Ied fnr North IN gth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
AT BATES

vrnole-hea-rsd surrarr Of the alumni
BODY"
Sixry-eiEnr graduates. whose names
appeared Tuesday, received the degres
OF 3. a
Dr- Chase Was d Christian gentle
man, sRld Justice Spear N cinsing-
Of a winning personality, a scholar, q
MAT nf the deepest sincerity. d wise
administrator, democratic YET digni-
nee But" he said, turning To rne
new president, ''to yBu. Dr. Gray. mt
w1-hs landing the career IF tine rwo
men VIM have preceded Won. we turn
with confidence that THE future of the
college VIII suffer nc connarisnn"
he extended d welcome frnm the
community N winch he said Bates
was fortunate To De located and trafn
The State. which perhaps more than
any other PRESERVES the Puritan rradi-
riuns.
DR.. Gray's acceptance was framed
N a few words, but repiere with
meaning
In receiving these svmpols of re-
sp0nElbllIrv and authority l undertake
solemn obligation to fulfill tnis
great trust 70 the best of my ability,
with the help Of God"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

vittsfieid, .; Worcester. 4.
ALBANY, 6: Hartford, 4.
Springfield, !. Waterbury. 0.
New HaVen. g. Bridgeport. /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Mnaf Price the Funi7
Kansas baper-The Ladies AID VIII
mold another fool sale on Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
NATIONAL HOME

,sice- n me day. Capt John
gsSan
- ~, Me. Inf. has been re-
..r,+red . me home.
1oa,or : aicDur, late Co. Z. 2S. Z
= I'M mas been Transferred here
.-cr -nt south Branch.
-,e funeral Of the late Eli O. Col
seia H--um the Home chapel
:. n VI Wednesday Few. r. L.
nsaier oficlaung-
H. Mare LaGault and children.
Mes aaua ana Master John of Port
',rr azrt a-~,ved 70 pass the sum
-. W. P-of. and Mrs. E. W
HEM
v,ss ---,nla Lagault has been de-
..asr g ia. esiaGv IN the Home store
: mace ~ Nellie M Eiugiey. re-
7crsc
-o-l.a. meeting If Tiffany
ann so !. r :. W V. viii be
.er u Grand Army hall TINS
--u~gua evening III 80 O'clock
-,Ir 1--andEnce Is desired.
nsr-,ck Hickey, late Co. z. 4, N
nj DANIEL Il. Grace. late Co. Nj.
~. and Peter Mcclure.
i,-s 10 = I. VI, r. A, have been
--znreo discharges from the Eome
-sf -a-u-ns rom passes wednes-
,av we-e Albert E Gerry from
p,cnuonc. Arthur +. Bingham from
va 7-not,fieId William Stevenson
nm Portsmouth; William Il r
gu-pr- ram Boston and Jefferson
rlls ION Augusta.
-he ~a-u-ns from furloGghs
wedrssdav were Calvin Z Champ
i'm ron Bath. y. Y: Abraham a
Dow --orn =avertili, William G.
-.aw-encp @-nm Danburv and Samuel
Brnu-r-un @-un Taunton.
FurluuEhs nave been granted To
william casey 70 Boston, William Il
Brown IL Palermo John Duffy TO
Boston William Z. Peterson to DEN
~ %. -ha-ies z. Tolfnrd 10
B-ooK.'-r Edward ? Besum tt Eos-
-or. Michael Towers TO GreenvlIle.
lohr -&~aes . Lynn and William
W-.-r. n New York CRY
--u-srayis Concert Program
Nsrc.-"Ju- honorable Board Of
wana-e-~''' Theme
Ttve-ru~ee- Summer Festival
Herman
V4l,zes ION Madame s1fr1'y'
f5oshnR
ssac-tnr ron 81 --ova.ors" Verdi
Yankee 2a--oT" Meacnam
Medic. u american War Songs OF
lsfo LaGrendeau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
One ou1 when winning run scored.

Stated for Morton n :
%sRan for O'Neiu in 9rh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24

Ns~c.-"1u- honorable Board Of
wana-e-~''' Theme
Ttve-ru~ee- Summer Festival
= ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
NO BINDING GLARE

The Mckee protects YOU from other cars On tie
road because none Of the light rays bind the
approaching drivers. Al Of the light IS thrown on
the road-not ray Of this bright beam can go
above A inches from the ground
Take no chances! Use the Mckee Lens for
safsfys sake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
Harding Statement
On Suffrage Fails
To Satisfy Women
National Party Leaders Call
Nominees and Vermont
Governors Stand on the
Question 'Non.Committal'

From The Tribuns's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July - At the
headquarters of the National Woman's
Party to-day dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed with the on-committal"
statements issued last night by Sena-
tor Warren G. Harding. Republican
Presidential nominee, and Governor
Percival W Clement. of Vermont, fol-
lowing a discussion they had regarding
the advisabilitv of special session of
the Vermont Legislature to ratify the
suffrage amendment
In a statement the members of the
organization said that although Sena-
tor Harding's expression of opinion
favor!ng special session had some
what strengthened Republican senti-
ment. slight encouragement had been
riven to Womans Party leaders be-
cause of the failure of either the
Presidential nominee or Governor
Clement to give definite assurance that
session would be called. Should
special session be called in Vermont
ratification would be certain, accord
= ing to leaders of the Woman's Party.
Leaders of the National Woman's
Party pointed out to-day that the pres
ent Vermont Legislature last year
passed residential suffrage bill which
was vetoed by the Governor and that
the legislators had signed petition
asking Governor Clement to call a
special session.
The preliminary poll of the legisla-
tors taken by the Woman's Party
showed g favorable suffrage majority
in both houses.
Governor Clement was in New York
LAST night, but refused to discuss the
suffrage situation, or to confirm the
hope that he meant TO call session
upon his return to Vermont next week.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, president
Of the National American Woman Suf-
frage Association, sent telegram Of
cong-atulation to the Vermont Equal
Suffrage Association upon the progress
OF the campaign.
Commenting upon the situation, she
said that. while sufragists were not
satisfied with the outcome of the con-
ference between Senator Harding and
Governor clement. the pro spects were
brighter than they have ever been be-
fore"
Miss Mary Garrett Hay, vice presi-
dent Of the suffrage organization and