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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
Revision 0f Article rs Of Sove-
nant Under Discussion In
Assembly at Geneva.
LABOR VIEWS PRESENTED
Possibilities Of Individual and
Industrial Peace Discussed
by Nicoll Barnes.

Geneva. Nov Mandates. oper
eipiomacy ard tho administration oi
former enemy states 90 the league oi
nations furnished today's material for
discussion IN the assembly OF the
league OF nation For the first time
the word revision was pronounced
IN connection with Artic . rs % the
eovonart 81 the league which pro-
vldea Cor tha registration " treaties
o. international engagements. For
me fret time ai.o the viewpoint ~
labor a. regards tho league was pre-
aentsd
The views of labor were presented
by George Nicholi Barnes. - the Brit
iah delegation. who gained applause
when he declared that - general
peace l. impossible until We have Tn
alvldual peace, and Industrial peace
J. impossible until labor gets ita fun
share of the product of lta own ef-
fort"
Labor whs quoted ~ Mr Barnes
- la a large majority demanding ad-
mlsaion og enemy states Into the
The damarda for the admission ~ the
former enemy states south Africa.
Great Britain. Switzerland. ArRen-
tire and Scandinavia II atiii appears.
however. that none ~ the delegations
Is ready 10 take thc Initiative IN pro-
nunlnM the election ~ Germany 90
membership.
I.srd Robert Cecil ~ the British
delegation. has said that rs VIII not
10 -. and Honofio i'urrcydon. head
~ the Argentina delegation who has
spoken atruuNiy in favor ~ Germany
coming IN. declares that he Viii not
nominate her. Neither win the Dutch
and Swedish delegations. which aro
upuortera. propose her admission ~
fne League. nolhwithstandinH tho
f4ct that sentiment favorable 60 her
membership crops out n every DE-
hate
4 protest b Germany against the
manner of the distribution ~ man
satea fur her colonies today created
marked impression in tho assembly
narticuiar.F % account of tho fact
thnt IL was addressed 20 the assembly
Instead ~ 60 thn council ~ the league
- nationa Germany consistently has
maintained the attitude that the coun
eii of league does not possess suffi-
dent authority to deal with such
questions. since q majority ~ its rep
Fesentstivos form = group - former
hellimerents and that the assembly
alone Is representative of the entire
league and therefore competent O. deal
vita the question
TgufNNWnW MNftn fsramfdanf ~ S<Wrff :
ssriand. and head ~ the swiss dele
aation. Ia q speech today held that the
council and the assembly were twu
separate and independent Organise
tions and n ~ probable that thc com
mittee On Kenerai organisation viii be
ealiea upou 10 solve the problem
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
GERMANS OPPOSED
MANDATES PLAN

Geneva. Nov is.-The German gov
eminent no longer considers itself
bound b the clause of the Versailles
treaty b. which Germany surrenders
her colonies 20 the allies accordlng
70 an official note az protest which
has been presented 70 the League u
Nations.
The note declares that the allies
have not fulfilled their UNDERTAKINGS
regardinR the clause OF the treaty con
cerning the allotment of the German
colonies and mandates Il adds that.
having signed the pact q the league
or nations. Germany understood she
would he admitted TO the league and
consequently take part "a the ailot-
naent ~ mandates, hus that now she
nc longer considers herself bound BY
that clause ~ the treaty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
SUPREME COURT
To RULE RATES
Question Of Interstate Com
merce Commissions Author
ity Will BE Decided.

Albany. n. s.. Nov ia-The SUI
rromo court OF the United states ul !.
timatcly will BE- called upon 20 decide
she jurisdiction &c the Interstate com
merce commission over intrastate ras.
scnKcr and baggage rates Il was an
nouncea today a. the office of At
'tornsy General Newton The order of
the commission yesterday that the
railroads operating IN New York es-
Gablinh intraatate schedules 30 in-
creaHinR their passenger rates from
20 SO 4 mile win not end the fiEht of
the state authorities restoration of the
two cent a mile rate between Albany
and Buffalo. the attorney general
said
This IL a sweeping and entirely
new decision" xaia Attorney Cen
erai Newton. regarding the commits
sion's order ~Heretofor the states
alone have exercised the power 70 fix
local rates During the war congress
fixed al rates. eut under the Esch-
Cummings bin the old state rates were
restored The appellate division o.
the supreme court AZ Albany decided
last week that the old two cent fare
on the main iine from Albany 20 Buff
fnio was restored September /. when
the federal war tlmo control was ter
minated The railroad appealed 20
the court ~ appeals where the ques-
tion viii he argued next Monday
The state will Immediately appeal
% the United states supreme court
for . reversal Of the order 81 the in-
terstate commerce commission and
probably the Judgment of the court ~
appeals will he taken 20 the United
States supreme court ~ the railroad
or state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
FURNITURE TO
DROP IN PRICE
Southern Manufacturers In An
nual Session Forecast Gen.
eral Single Reduction.
NO SERIES ECLIN s
Present and Anticipated Advan-
tage In Purchase of Raw
Materials Responsible.

Ashevine n. C.. Nov. is.-That
with the general reduction in other
lines. should be made BY the furniture
dealers. was the recommendation OF
the delegates 10 tho Southern Furni-
ture Manufacturers association which
closed Is annual meeting here to-
night after electing officers.
sec. &. n. TOmlinaon Of High Point
n. IS. stated. the price reduction would
not be a series 81 price cutting bus
sure drop and that the new pnices
would probably be maintained for q
period % several months. as the fur
niture business q ON such a footing
that the prices do not fiuctuate. These
reccasions IN prices are 20 become ef-
feetive Immediately. and represent
every present and anticipated Rdvan-
taEe In purchase Of raw materials.
High Point. y. c. was selected as
the most suitable place for a aseciai
session Of tho association December
rs at which time and place OF the
neat annual meeting win be decided
upon. Election of officers resulted az
follows.
{. = Tomiin % High Point. y. c..
reelected president: F s. Lambeth,
Thomasvfile. vice. president. r. ID.
witten. Martinsville. Va second vice
president ,. 7. Ryan. High Point. ~.
a.. secretary treasurer
Delegates % the national eonven-
tion.
q 4. Tomlinson. High Point: +. NJ.
Brumby Marietta. Ca. W. A. Thomas.
Statesvilie. ~. g.
Members executive committee: John
Milne. Cleveland, Tenn:i Nelson r.
Spratt. Atlanta. r. Glenn Young.
ChattAno0wa. y. o. Huffman. prexel.
~. g. and r. l.. Finch. Thomasviiie.
X r.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
SEARLES WILL
CASE SETTLED

Boston. Nov. fs.--Amnouncesnen
that the contest over the VIII OF Ed
ward r. Eeariws, 90 Methuen and New
York. involving many millions 90 dol
lars had been settled out OF court. was
made tonight By Charles F Choate
yr.. counsel for the executors and
sherman I. whipple. counsel for AL
bert v. searies Of Boston. a nephew
of the tesfaior. who contested tha doc
a1ment They Fefused 80 disclose the
terms Of the settlement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
SLAYER
TRIES SUICIDE

Broken Bow. Nehr.. Nov. ies-Den-
nla Chester. alleged slayer OF Fiorenea
Barton. Kansas City society Riri. cap
tured today near Oconto. Nebr.. fol-
lowing his recent escape from n rail-
road train near here. attempted "a
kill himself by ssrangllnw In sbs
county jasl here late today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
CAROLINANS WANT
RESERVE BANK

Greenville. y. c.. Nov. i9.--In a rea-
olution adopted by the chamber OF
commerce directors here today. the
governor OF the fifth district federal
reserve bank was requested 60 ea-
tablish q branch bank at some noins
in the caroIinas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20

sans date laaa year 81 Aocumulate1
81 r~cowa fer wovarnbsr. Il 6sSrs<s.
ow~ss Ct record for Novemosr. - de-
RNm&x.
Rainfall
For ~ hears ending ! . na.. O. sotsI
for November. s.T& inches: accumulated
sxcsss tnls ye&r to date. f29s.
AursioFty-~
a. m, -: Il noon. az 2. N. ~.
nafwmesxs~-~
7 - "a. - se. p "a. ss.xs.
- -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
ITALIAN WOMEN
GIVEN SUFFRAGE

London. Nov. is.--The italian cham
Der OF deputies BY a vote Of go 20
to has granted women the suffrage,
says a dispatch 20 the Exchange tele-
graph from Rome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
ASSERT PRICES ARE
NOW At Low LEVEL


ureenviila. 8. C. Nov iss--
Chamber Of ComTnaros 1T
rectors here today adopted res
olufsosas declaring that 'The
bottom has apparently bean
reached I'm the price of cloth
ing. dry goods and many other
commodities that merchants
have taken their losses as thema
losses should be taken and urK-
ing the public 10 respond la
the came spirit evinced BY the
merchants and to make such
purchases as have been psst-
poned awaiting further reduc-
ti0nm~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20

sun-s~a ssls. sunset
sssi MoonFsse. Ill p.
~ ~ snsrt. 1zssl =.
n. 9eNf r sasa 4 sfe
moan fun Noon. ssrh
Hiza tf1n. s.Ss a e..
sew tide. ssss . ~
Yesterdays Weather.
TesspeFasvre--~
Dry bulb. 7 4. rn..
s; - noon. 6Ss I g. ms
Es; yet bufe. Z q. Fa..
81; II noon. ID; IN N.
81 kwa3t. sSs hsgh~
est. s1s snean. s..
normal sss sasAn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
League Delegates Oppose
Registration of Treaties



. Paris Nov. is.--Aiiled nations
. probably viii intervene 20 pre-
; vent the return Of Former King
. Constantine ~ the Greek
: throne. says Charles G. A. jon
: mart. former French high com
missioner in Greece.
Constantine" says ". jon
: mart. seems 90 me not only
. undesirable for the allies, but
quite impossible. His return
60 the throne would mean that
! thu greater Greece % venize-
los would be placed zt sAse SER
vice of Germany. IL is the
! right and duty of the protect
ing powers not 10 allow
Greece that II stronger than
ever 20 become a vassal = Ger
, many"
. a. =. =. a. q. =. =. - a. - a. a a -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
. LOCAL WEATHER /
q q o q q n q q q q @ @ @ q q !

Floridm--Taarfiy cloudy SATURDAY ana
south portion.
Extreme Northwest Florida. Alabama
Pair and warmer Saturday. sunday
fair with mild Temperature.
Wfnds-Hattewmm to Florida TsFafs..
Moderate variable. except fresh azsN
probably strong northeast Ell Florida
coast partly cloudy weather SATURDAY
over the East uuifs Fresh uerfhnasa
except strong ever south portion. parflk
clotay 20 cloudy wuafhs~ Saturday Over
the West 0ulf Moderate east 10 soush-
eats winds ard generally fair weather
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20

DAILY CALENDAR
complies for The Journal nv she
Weather Huraau Offina1
pAnmAnaka Fla Gm4 sn sMaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-20
Labor Council Plans to
Increase Nations OUTPUT

- - . q 81 % % q 81 - . q -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

The doruIIrurv men plan another
Of their social suupe-s and ge7-1e-
gerirers Friday evening in Assembly
hal and are IN hopes Of having for
speaker Judge Ha-uid Z. Cook CT
Gardiner These times are ar
ranged soleiy fur the sake Of good
fellowship and have met with much
successes 50 far. Il is hoped TINT they
mRy be continued through the cam
ing wfnrer-
Secretary Cunflnn OF the "y~ plans
another nesting for bpvs and msn
NJ the building OF Sunday Hffsrnoon
nex1 III : gfelgck. the speaker vet tn
he announrsG. Thare viii be MUSIC
and moving pictures.
Nnndzy night next viii ne q big
night at the binding when the entire
organisation which is to handle the
membership drive. beginning next
week.. win assemble TO perfect nians
Secretary Cmfion In husr making mr.
-angsmenfs f8r the supper which IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
cumEEFLaN1 CO. vsscsGr-
cve--utEs Exceptions Of 3saIr-fT ~
Case or Errrs-Iisa rs. CarpnsIl

A resnript was nanaad down
Thursday IN the Cumberland county
case Of Edward C. IntsrIisd VS..
Blanche 2 Campbell Cve--uIiz1E the
exceptions Of tine plaintiff
The -Hsc-Irt. winch was drawn ~
Associate Justice Scott Wilson OF
Portland Is as fullows:
IN ar action tp reEDT-e- for an A.
legged breach Of 2u ag-eenaHE1t Cor the
s.le and purchase Of certain lodging
house ru-u.ta7-e under which agree
msrIt II is alleged thar the defendant
also agreed Il oiyI.1lri from rns own-
er Of the house lease o. the prem
ises far term N years and assign
fils Tense 10 tne plaintiff; and whore
the breach allegea Is the failure %
obtain and assign the lease. helG-
That the agreement in TINS case
was not one CT agency where one
mas agreed to purchase Lane or OBJ
tain a lease for another and N the
principals name, nor waeTe III
agent has agreed II purchase an IT.
re-es1 in real estate and convey or
assi=n II To ms principal. but "a enu-
tract between TWO principals the
agreement 60 ub1ain the lease being
clearly part OF the consideration
for the purchase OF the furniture.
An agreement ID assign q lease rs
q epur-acf concerning an interest II
lands and must De in writing.
Entry viii be: E1Csptl1ns uvsr-
ruled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
Mrs. Geo. e. Hartford
Desires TO Donate the
Fire Station Clock

The ciock Tor 19Ie frnrf OF the Hart
1nrd Fire Station which is now II the
process o1 CONSTRUCTION. is assured an
Mrs. George 4 Hartford. widow IF
the uun n whose memory tine station
is being ereaIefi has es-pressaG the
wish 10 give the time piece. She has
been IN communication with Mayor
Na-tIn through LETTERS written by her
suu- The chick viii be specially de-
signed To conform with tns aratinn
front and II VIII be placeG directly
over Tire main duur. A plate will also
ise PLACED on the dial Of the chick.
bearing the inscription Of the purpurf
Of the gift
The work On the station In prp-
crossing ana the present Indications
are tfia- tine new fire station viii he
ready for use by the middle OF next
january u rs understood THAI the
opening af this new CENTER Of the
c4zvs figr fighting faciliries. vii, be
uIariiedissyy n big social event and the
house warming Promises To he q worry
erJgyahle affair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

1i-sr1n-zzes Of Char1nsr = s-snir
3otut sessin- arr Present. sznr--n
Supper ana aurEir MaB Mle=xins
Tnarzrzs Evening AZ Y. ~ c. A.
5uil1inp-7-nnninsrrt Maine Met U
Sreafx
Another Eu-n III the wheel OF pro-
g,.ess VIII be made II me Stara-wi
Development NJ Names opportunities
and resDu-uHs Il the meHI1ng uf tine
S-a1H Chamber NJ CGmme-ce End Ag-
rIcuI1U-al League e be held here
v elnasaGy and Thursday, Orr. 70 anG
-. On wednesday, the ds--ertgraTEs OF
the Chamber al CGTnnarre, cuup-iE-
I1G LnDHe Of industry, agriculture,
labur, sar'viua. hnr1e. prr1assiuns and
eGuca1lun, with dl~ectnrs 1--nm each
IF the Is counties III the State. viii
hald JOINT n1eer1nr AZ z IL ID -a
port On and formulate further plans
Tor rtla activities which they repre-
seu--
On -hIr-siiav IN aIl-Sfnv aessiun viii
ne felE ia the House uf Representa-
1ivaB. Il viii I've q business meeting,
beginning az 3 clock. 60 hear reports
Of +1le officers ami committees vino
navn beaen q WORK during the SIM
raer months. t VIII be attended by
Lt1e ll1-ncrnrzras and i7v tialsEu1as rom
affiliated organizations. One Of the
PRINCIPAL suh5eccs mr. iiscusHiur VIII
he The question Of amending the cun-
s-1-I11lnn Of the S1Hfe Chamber OF
Commerce and Agricultural League n
INCLUDE 9 health direcrn-arn. Il being
heIlernE 1tlH1, C1F 1Hal~fl Of Maine 3
citizens is Of first consideration II
promoting the va-ie6 activities If the
STATE and in developing Es future
ngssi hi TIES end building I'D rs cit
izR1sillr
-hu-Stiu- evening { public mnss
meeting VIII ne held. beginning with
sllnnar III tins 2 " c. A building.
TIRE principal suh1ecT for discussion
an ms r1ieerinE viii he Health as II
afza.-rs the Future EeIl-al Growth a1
s-r7ns" Prominent Maine men VIII
raLE n TITS sllEaJec1 and rfle rleHIlng
VIII b. omen 70 q full discussion Of
+47ls aues-lun which is 81 vital I'M
purlQnre tic III
While Il IS ~ernEnizad mat the first
genera meeting Of ire Stare C'laTnbe-
OF Cuu-narcp and Agricultural League
E1iuh WIS heie II Anguish last May
Was 17-enanduus success. al II1dica
1iGTss a--p <lgar as a result NJ the n
rsr7-asr chem awaise1eG. inns Dcrnher
r,ressstir1c VIII sr--rass II II attendance
and results Accomplished.
Lenders II me business world
fa--Yrle--s laisG-ers fiuaneie--s women
etucu-rrs ana representatives from
r~aaric..lEy- evnrv interest have IN
4 r-a-ad their mention IT. re present
e the meeting and take part n ne
EIErElrEIunE
Special Pullman sleeping car ser
xIre s. BEING a----s -GGed for Tia accGrrl-
r~adc-ler OF r-z+zic @-un -aste--n and
western sP-tlurs of the State. ano
~-rzssfs----F- rlrrF r1rv ne mate through
Charles p. Tr-7,zTe Sa--pra~v Of tfie or
E-n1za-4nr Portland, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Miss Maud F. Barker. la1Ealsr II
Alr and Mrs. Henry c. Barker ST
stone street. If probably the only
wguan n Maine whn Is selling IN
vasz.nar1t SECURITIES and has already
daITa$8 uEE-z1ed that SUCCESS II THIS line
is mi enrt-elv reserved for men
She is assDciRTaG with the Augusta
branch df Lhe Portland firm Of Bsver
& Small unit mas as her rnr-iIury the
central par df the State frnm Bruns-
wick rn Bangor. A cuurse n Smith
Cnllege was preparatory II Miss Bar
karas venture into business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

In the ualrnv days when vaudeville
vras 4.,f1p entng al Lffs Opera House.
RrS. P;1enDf- appeared in a SWIM
ming ac7 and s-rea1sfi mncn an-filisi-
nsr, and drew capacity audiences
ver-- Ii-1Ie has iseen heard concerning
Ass. ss l,z1er wears She was married
and her name If Mrs rTensE1f l.
wesne and she lives IN Susiasss'liis.
mazs.. and they hDps TWO attractive
I,r.le sanrfrars Just rersntiy man.
ayers have hesn nlnkiug appeals TOR
nnr ratlrn fB che sfase
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

The Cromwell class ut tine Green
s---ef Methodist church. numbering
abryr1- W young men, met 1t the
irouae Of Principal and Mrs. Clarence
DUMMY On Eewen street last Wadlaes-
t:av evening laundering them a sur
prise party and houEEwa-uiang. Inc
evening was PLEASANTLY passed II the
y,lavinE Of games. musIc- src- Light
-ssresiru1er11E were served ano al
sispa-tarar at a iaTe hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Men arcspted FOR IN" TisF.sa
se.14es army during the ias1 ten 1s11a
~ The fn,-ag army recruiting stz1lon
,,,,sy-,,,tzit..a ware attain Weeks Earnlft
" sseks and William NaIiIlzssls4- al u
Gardner. ana Edward sic' llE'Iiis q
4 Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Al nsn OF tf1e Penney Aianlnr-iai
Tr,i1sc Baptist parish and ali ulen %
this vicinzrv vino are Interested ii
ne f0rrna1lun 81 "a mems ciHss a.1'e n
y-i4ssd ts meet n the auui2oTiiiIi- @
IN. church u - mum SUNDAY, al
winch tirr,e the class viii he organized
and officers eleCLetl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs Il c Trac- OF Ban
err were II the CITY ThursffHy 1nr
a short time calling on friends. They
prn,-s m their return from Portland:
where IN Wednesday, a meeting of
me superInEsuueu1s N the Ma1nt
district of the Metropolitan LIE IN
su--auce company WAS heiE- Nj
-,-ar-r WINS formerly lacated IN this
c5rv and in ncw superintendent III the
Bangor district
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

NT3se NillirenT Millikan. dE1uE1TieT
nj Governor ana Mrs aailliKEn- a
member az the class Of Bates
cuIlare, VINO mas been IN Boston
hospiraa where sfle had an operation
r,e--fur-rus.ff on be- knee lflzl- Was m
i11rad IN an athletic contest n college,
,a=+ Writer. rs now back On Llle
.,.srur,I,s attending 10 her scholastic
duties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Mrs. LYDIA Howe Of TINS el1y and
Yrs Har-ie Dalzin Of Winthrop
Mass., nave been III 1-ITz.1lflt.1a 1or q
few GAYS rhls week where they were
guests of friends and relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

N-s PENN and MISS ANNA Tern 81
Vows j,.s.-r1 aveglne vino went II Tops
t1rrn wednesday tC ar1Rra ina 4'--r
h,svt remained IN Bl-unswirk Ior
4.sx Ttayrg' visI1 win friends and rai-
II s1sss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

aziss AiIsan Mn-ang. Augusta Ne
ms ,.rItssred the BRYANT * Str'iI1nn
-ct1eul. BnsEun enrolling IN I17e sierra
sz,--,af cui9rse Miss sinr2nT previous
y, tezaufissa ma Savage ~chunl a.
-gva-s MARYLAND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Ms Staua7-d Gibson ann Ms
hmm c,aaa-.icf 81 FAIRFIELD were in
tnt city T'hu~s-av and pttsfssta me
tiav wleh Mrs. George L1tcE1iteti-'
formerly 81 E'El-+TsiG-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

rr Warren z Snnhorn OF VIM
tnrnp with his family were the
guests af the d0crnr's nrutsle-
Warren NJ. Sanbsrn on Middle street,
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Alec g1ueIfsr-s, Edmond Lacur1h-
Lam PEpiu. I.ugigar EarnetEa. Pau
Cvr and lack 0F5rien were IL
Brunswick u Wednesday, evening where
rne1 attended a x Of G. meerInE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
SHOP NOTES

Many AuEusta mi sufferers
avaIi4su themselves Thursday IF the
opportunity presented Il secure free
examinations and vulGablF advice
erorn tins fB61 expert wtIn. II M lIz1le
trouble and expense WIS secured By
the 2 :. EewsRy sf7De stare for the
l,tnefi1 Of all tnos# afflicted with foot
trouble The expert & member ~
the sta- Of ~ " n Schulz. the nut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Aiming the Augusta p-upie aErend-
ing the AIl-Malue baseball game n
Waferville Thursday were. GsurEe
Eerksr1- Juhn Ecyce. G5rrtnn Olsen.
.Iuan Bum1nrri, A,rrsE Oliver. Phillip
jacques. Earnid Iaclrman. Joseph
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

THE zee14nn crew Of the Milne
7 r,a,7=--sl R.ailr-snd weTe enEs1-sfafl
+ T'l,fi--ssi1zy in rgplRnl1lnS me eTossfIls
"A the foe- Of WINTHROP :st,'tsfz1 wflic j
4ur surae time has been i5t4'N II
need Of repairs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

+ Mrs Sarah English Of STATE street
+ IfsF. T.hurslia- morning Tor t'io e'f-IIl-
ard wtlere SIN viii pnss TeW disS
rs ma guest of her sister Ms t-l1-ii-
es,-iI4e Msszraw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

A r Grsenlsa9 Of ras Fairfield
journal Publishing CHmpany III Fair
field WAS calling IN business friends.
{ Thursday II the CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Hnu. Rausl cSoges and Ms Moves
nj I.us Angeles. Cal. are guests 1ar
an Indefinite time 81 the hume OF
Ms Charles Smith 10 South Chest
: r1K3r st-s.ft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Miss Marian Nicholas mas re-
-l,-nac I'd har home al To- Stone
street. after an eZ1anasu VISIT VILE
r.eia-ives II Newport, r / ano SoTtA
wilmington, MASS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Geu-re 4 -lDu-isr, Sr. Traffic Gro
team. Ben W Cote and Louise Gil
unnd, al Of this City. were among
those vino erIruea the TgpshaEr 4a.-
& tetinesG.aT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Ernest Gagns and Joseph LaaHisr
wsaFra IN T0pHnam Thu-EEEy- where
they aEseniit.z The 1alr Nj A-fusltsf
rs recovering +~om "a broken cniiar
bpne-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

MISS May L GodCiug is passing Z
few DAVIS N Bosfan where she Is the
guest 81 frlguliE