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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Democratic Fund
for Distribution
Text Of Covenant

L-0EaTlssiJn---- lEa1!. Get - IS C,trss--.IoY
COX LDaav ISSUED s-Ez1arrlanf urging
friends aY ma L-aREus. ~ Ns.rIuns -
gather a EuDu -er printing ne c,ve.-
laEl
The statement said IL pa7-t-
ID am making rnts ap,,eal n me
t-i'-nus aE peace II nvt.r- community
sH America rE establish a once q fund
siIfffe4eIz. ta n.'1u1 enough copies OF -ssa
league covenant IA eaise car III me
demands 1o~ tl Esv-.-rw-i are W.. gn
p-tipie are ASKING 1Br X T'hev wan
tif.- facts ana -ieV resent ne methods
adopted ID derry Them ne 1acls In
R4any Instances newspapers e.s1n iie in
duced go pr--l- tae document WtleT-
ever possible Iras sulrl- ~ ha4771rf-
ness should ne l..4sen aavaTlase &C.
eiovs--,lar TrEx gave MS views or -iEs
league 81 $a-Ions ana "a ra-ialr 01
utile- SUBJECTS 1anar ~ number 81
allies ~ tnd.aIl0 cnuurr s1a4cs. Cpu-t-
hnJIse iiwTls were CtIte:ir EIE Ta-uTus
and Eoosle~ Deinnc-aes Wi fia-s
badge brass LANDS ana automobiles
Ware ouf ia tarce 1rr. what riae gp~-
@rner termed mis- town ul-.a1lfg Is" re
was lshaa numerous =anlT asEr CUES
-sGIIs
RI urged sI=c-lnn ~ Thomas Tag
gar. Democratic canalaaTn 9nr ss.lssl1sr-
eroru indiana wno shared his audi
aces
1.esitr-l1lnG -aat the ialgue was =
-nisiizs- ee INT AMERICAN u'd,ers ana
-itesr nntneE's II mase war umpBssi-
hie. ae emphasized lez-lIe argument :
ana again charged senarz- F7aTEiIug
WIN -'vacllia-inE Ea alsa Repeated
@ila4 Senator Harding p'a. t3is canli-
aszft ef tlts .serIlatariai o.. --as-r.t,v" anu
= -r-zacEloras-v ane tlaEs Idu=f1- ssszz-~
roA@ss3vs. movement FOR ~ cars
aow c4.n -uu eapec1 a government
responsive 10 Ilia- peppie. ne asked
reu eiacT candidate ri tile serlas-
Es9rEal sI lraTcilW - Il asked his anui-
ences tp acr without par lssgr, spirit
and as Americans r7aiIa--HtlIE tiIu1 a,.
haa no auar-el with tne rallk and HE
al fiiss EepunIirans bui Oh + with me
sssrafsr1El nIiEa-ri1- re charged
again that there was .caTsnlzsacyr az.
iiitanEnr agains7 the Lr-InGc-a1lp e.,fsa
IN the Rcnuhiiean press AKA 1ae Ess-
publican Official campaign hooh IN
falling 10 print the league covenant.
ne said tfIat there WIS = g-asTt t1sia
wave Of sentiment swesspis Z america
for the lsagne and declaring thar
american T,s.uuEe were aroused he s1t ii
efgae MANY RapuhIIcans Eorsesk da-u-
ing when hs dlsaunrpvets al G!Ie league
~ Lees MONIES Agriculture. questions
were discussed AT DeIphl. The canal-
tiate there reIfs-21eu thar i4ls7e was a
cuasui-acv IN change ting ferie-z4l re-
sssr7-e act and tfTHt -'ble sIsiBess waS
imposing hin IN every staxa ana in
sseJyw county
t4s. declared fnr -..sarCs-srezGitstl
i,sfrz-fist@a CLEAR thInfIRr GARNER OF
AL -eglnnRi sea-fis. ANA asss4-tsssi sf-as
Senator harding was sppns-.stl from the
autse4 70 rura. credit nacIsIf-rs
ASKED regarding hrs views on tnl.ns-
sraEinn ae rguIiesl
instead m having NAN afii4ssTs
a Eizxs Island we asETs. 70 aawe
Sameiseag on rhe uTn-- slfas iostail
au1 WHARF, -.lry start
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Sugar Refinery
to Hold Customers TO
High Contract Price

EattaAtfE- 0Ct. "a Ell. 9ff1cfEs u :
Offering q plan ri de1.s--sri ,.4s tvss.-lt-ss
Of suEar aliu De- ment4 an -ii-- Install
mer1 nian WIS sem UE VI X Greene
ssns--a- sales manager ga 10. American
sugar EsnnIng % t44ia I'll al Gus
toners o. ne anmDRu- wI3a~}lazse uJf-
nIlsG contracts lar refined slIsar- pu--
chased 1-prn rle carr1uaI7r q 80 c..Yfrs
= pnund during rTe sumnl.-l nuu1rs
The leEze- SAWS 1Haz zite ed. zil5fI4lav ~
uTsahi. Ia -e-lsva cne 2gEsl fz.1erx a the
contracts
In view nj -ae reustIz s.e..v ssar-7nus
decline IN sugar priees the laf Ter
sasTs We rscaEraze the urticu,rr af
81 1ou v-l4n nave uHnlge,i CONTRACTS
for Tsnnea sugar pnTcilG4s,. u rom us
a. - eeuLS q nnuIlr We however
are IN the same si1IIEtipn FoT v-e have
uurcilasssu raw sugars q Correspond
lnEl- hlgti prices n III vou- cnnrzs4fsTes
Ia aadlclnu- W. have Ia -arE large
LOSSES nr ou- awu unsela lr1VeI1tIfr-
alse purchased II nlga prices u.e
ar Obliged literature rs aak vpu ft.
zsai-l.' nlT NRHf Gf'ia--ttI'lr fS.L Us
nrnn1utzs
We aesIre aosnR,sef. rex III q
u1uct SERVICE ~ r-ou as t'1ss iiile IT
~his crisis H. -nus= oT vuu v-nc .a-a
noT been II a pns -Iru EsrhC,-a 2
al sugars unsu ,suur sz1Hdsr.= euH-
tracts, w4 off, ne;a e. sh lJuen1 sua
terms ~ uaz-1nsn- s1r sugars as are
nu1 wes Withdrawn. n aeu ~ .iAe pres
en- CONTRACT ra-Tus
The plan as outlined IN -la. .srrer u
mr. . c.usIoTnsr IN ns-ass- agar a. ne
needs IA instead ~ taxing IA .rffr ctr1t
tFe @u- anHu.If specified H. n.s oGIs-
c-ac!- with rEls STIPULATION llIaT une-
rst1r Of Che Withdrawals is.. 1saair o,
5anua-v IL l"-l ana rly.. p.-la4Irs Bllu1
aa Anril g. T'ht GuEsnnler ~ 4eG7 Ie
Cor aIcn rrvoiea On q 3as5r ~ pB--
cash anG DAT V-ats.s t.seer' al,t,-ss- rtla
.s11s- ga t.=s1T iHzts-=s1 az .he ra1s NJ
per cent -eas ana rn n naz-at1le
II uua -1ee''iY -Tlsil.Al IIl,sil--
These terms me isr1a:. aaas Will
nDT apb1s Id aHT new sails nov ia N
Tuicee hca-}n- GATE nriHr IN t3c1oher
"a -aIe.ss tnss afslr isa = .-yee1l1=a. Al
af rre terms III vnu- contracts WI.
-sn1alu n @uG fsr'e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Seeks Harding
Cox Debate On
League of Nations

View York, C,c-- Is-l,n DeralF n
Governor Cox. -ensu TOR Pat Harrison
~ MISSISSIPPI rsGav issued fsr,nRl
challenge "a -ens1Dr Harding ID m4ar
lie Dsn1ocra11c candidate n ialuz ne-
Bslss on the 4-saalIn al Sszzsurx-
Acting 1lIr the SpeuHrGs Bureau
OF the Dernoc-a-lE Na-1onal Cunn1f-
lt-e. II which he Is chairman Sennmr
Garrison wired >enasar View xne DC
cI3uieE = similar position m tine e.
publican 0r-anEza-iun. Offering car-
collation. Of an- speAkluE engage
TnsnIs heEergfare nane fn- Grove-us-
Cox n order N bring the rwe .zneis
Gates tc-sTne-.
RE- Iacludsa anv and all Erprbilcan
sJpeaRey-s IN a blanket affRiisnEe d
meet other Democratic Spea&s-s vine
ne sHiG Wurlid oe willing m USE a p1r-
TINT 81 their meetings rum INV un-n
eleCEInn Gav 10 4iscuss Senator aarn-
1uc posiEnn On the League with am
one wro cared tn debate rhe psInI-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
DR.. Thomas Speaks
at Sunday School
Convention. Bangor

Lf4l-uT. Me. Oct 1.-THE church
scilooi has suffered from having
been ioo+z=d upan as q nu~sH--v o..
annex u rhc church. SAID d. syd-
usv Weston Of Boston II IN address
loGaE a tne state SUNDAY school
CuI7e -eng4on wnich + II session here
II should he regs-rec DIS -ne church
- tetiar Il We ara az desreiop the
nfy.t generation with Christian prID-
1.Hies Of life and conduct
TiIree hundred Delegates arc a.
randEG7- me sessluns including ~
isgl-.l lati' al religious educators Of
N,s2IgTsl- TT-umInencu- Prof. o. Va
u Warrington OF BosIun University.
TX e. F'sHrce. acting general secre-
ra5-y " She international SUNDAY
ssofluoI Asauclztian. Ees- " Vernon
I-s-r-3e o. Bosgnn and LAURA Ella
C'ragin Of Boston WE'RE among the
sE1ea4sss-s on 1eaav's program
Tina ae3ssress n DIR Thomas. state
71IDer1Es1ar1sieIrt of scEunis on 'sTraln-
fnE file Furure Citizen and another
by PssuF O. " Warrington 8f Sos
fun rai -sr-s;I1v uTDn The Individual
and tfIe Kingdom" were the fsutnf-es
~ ti1c ulE51E sassInn of me Maine
s1ase sunday Scl1ooi Assassination.
DR. Thomas en1piiasissea the I'M
porzag1ce OF religious training N the
home ria urged that ths hnme and
l;iIG-ch unite in training rhe children
u buiid up democracy What the
f-,sssf4e-- needs rllssf Is Christian xaEi,-
srz and Christian business men.
pirufsSsDr Warrington Iuid of the
i'Ft4unlsg,e Of tine Bible and declared
that no one could be educated with
oGEf lEngwIuz something of these
bsnIs. which ne said. contained ali
br7lncnes Of learning, poetry. MUSIC.
.s-t- literature and history
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
100000 AT TOPSHAM FAIR
$4,000 CRAZY BASEBALL FlNShT
CLEVELAND J0LI IFlClTlON AND
TRIBUTE TO WORLD CHAMPIONS

CIissz'lnnG- O. Ger ---..ilt.zst.sGz1ac
euHagfIf puaa u-iisufe 2 IT'S world
champion baseball club IN d pubiic
tiEulons1-azlun III Eadc pas-g al
landed. by zT1prnxl n,alt.4av ,st4sss4 PEG
nie. So E-egt WIS the enthusiasm
OF the baseball crazy mab rtaH7 Il I'm
ally herarn.. uncomfortable 4na b~,,sse
Through ,Tupes marking of Ing
szA=H where CITY Officials ana roe
C9evalanG American League baseball
Mag e--s SIT smashed ciiRi-s. pushed
several persons irfD snlil1 iake and
vucaIIy and DilwsicallE Expressed rs
JOY ever the winners of the world s
se--ies
Spec1n1 details NJ police were
JaDws.,.iezs znd NOT until long after
the lights mad been put CUT and me
hal pIavt-s t,aa ler- DID rhe ceiebra-
-lpn enc.
Thousands wa-p uRahlR 10 -aT
near -ne scene nf The dem nnsI-aLIsn-
Streets 1nr blocks around were
damned with thousands CT aI1-DnD-
sailEs enc great uass III people
arxlaus tDr al leasE une lanE - Lhe
scnre of a1nIeFas VINO i1Ss5t3gi1I -hls
ciry rs first baseball n1pinnshIp.
Down III Z I1E-ls hollow II The park
d natural ampi1aLhHar-e WIS the
stage wlaI-e seats wFs1-s RESERVED TOR
Mavor Fitzgerald the piaEers and
others VINO took pa--1 N the pro
ram Long before shutdown num-
tt--eds of fans began assembling IN
the hinsides. tr-akking thar WA in
from every direction. When the
marp- arrived al { O'Clock the hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

sldts were packed a-eu1 search
ligr1s piHHeG sigun upnn the stage.
A1aspang the Bal pIave-E IA 1he spn1-
hg1zt, fire works were ssE OF. hanfts
plaz-ed ana aurnmnbiles far blocks
around kept I'D .Dn-Iuuuus honh-
ing
A-aril plawer as ne VIZ Introuuced
EuT Z wild asmuns rza-snn-
tsTall.- when Ing las1 speech NAG
Bsen rIade. 1he mayor s.-1liarn riIa1
the pEnE-am YRS over. bur INC crowd
refused IL leava Eusiead Z rushed
forward raraugn the -npes and nun
tretis ciirnbed On the stag 10 srIHke
hanIls with ztIn ain 4e1Es. Labiss were
sRzssn OVER shoulders IN be k2sHta.
hats ware smashed ana chairs showed
asIrtH bur while mary De- suns were
sumeWiIa1 h-uiss.n anu battered IN the
crush there WIRE No -epn~rs 81 serious
II lu-les.
The Cleveland piazre-s ms arfe-unan
veted 70 g-uA Walter NBi1s ana Joe
Sswel rec-uIls WIN JuInnJ the club
late N ire season. 141ll shares II THE
spi1s Of uIit world Sarizs rveceiT7iz. One
Thousand dollars aaen WAS also 2 ss.n
- Waiter McNirhnis al une clup scout
lack McAI-zster., T--aInH- larry Small
wunE G-Bund-4deepe- F-a.,k Van Del
len and MISS Arna Jameson c:11e1
CLERK OF tne ciuh. Mrs Far Chap
nan, wldnw Of The player killed by q
nal thrown by Cz-l MAYS OF t:1e Yah
KEGS al-saGT mad bean vssted H.
siia-s
TnGzv acrim u me pia ,7=-s Reduced
the sflE1'e Of each u ssSsS1.s-. ! ban
uIe- fnr the yea mana 1er Demon
sl-a1Inns IRE Being a---zzleet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
HAITlANS SHOT
TO DEATH BIZ
US. MARINES
In Fall Of 1919 Accord
ing 10 Letter Corps
Commandment
Ware -urisr n Sern-. 1T Sue-arIrrs
n isianr-Evirencr u "r-ac-iEaIiy
l7uIscrirnluaEs Killing or Aarsves
NC -I1n- on SIRENS Tasser IN
Sunisi7 Guilty Ones

Washington. 0c1 LsS-Eviasnce If
-praclcailE inItIscrIr11naas killing OF
allllan nR1wes by Cm1Ha States
Marines WAS brought n me attention
nf Cpl. j Il Russen. commanding
the Marine 1nrces II aalr.. II 4 can-
hdsn1ial isrzsr w-Irfen by MaJur-(TesIl.
tTenrse 5a-naE- commandment eff IHe
cnrps III 0ctone1' 1879 calling 1nr a
thorough Inv estIEarinn IF cnndslprs.
SiTursSsr ~ Conditions
General Barnn-- Declared N MS
lsrrsr, which was MADE pubIic 1HGay
n d -epar- or ope-atluns in hiatt.
EhHT Whit ne WIS cDrnmandEn- II ri1e
CORDS unRT ne was rsnorkHd Desnnl
sXDrassIBu 10 hear OF SUCH enn-
dirians N Ea4ri and -'ro knpw -ha- Il
was a. all possible -nE- duty could ne
badly pes-fu-1nad by Marines N am
class.
I was shocked beyond e2zT1TasEign
10 nea- OF SUCH things" Genera 5a1-
nHE- declared and n KNOW -ila- 4
fCnrrinueu OFT Page 1Cns. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Harding Prompt
to Answer Dry
Question Cox Lays

Washington. Oct 1.-THE Anti
Saloon League announced Ianlgf11
that i mad submitted tusn4lcsl giles
rIBns u Senator Harding and Cover
nor Cox ID dsvalup their a-zi1nde re-
sa-tiIng mnditira-iun' OF me Tulstsad
p--uillflI-Iun enforcement arr
The message embUdwIng me CUES
uuns we-e ssnf iasT. SAT- rGay rum
AaSiiy-lIl Tenn, ny aenrv B+Hch
Care secretary Of -ne L.aague' 8
Special Cgmmir1ea 1I1E.-sl4sa-lnE rne
candida1e's record On Lne lauor CUES
lion. and -Han.
VIII voL. L eiecTeG Eavur or az
pose modification Of rhe = sisusaa Ax:1
n perTl- IfIs manufacture or sale "
Deer oT' wine or increase me airanBlIg
s.snTsnt. thus rendering the en1urce-
n1ert nf the 18th Amendment more
difficult Iumsdiate Geographic re-
ply reauas1a1 .
senasnr Earnings reply. da4..a ias1
n0nualr saIa-
Nh recorded vars for me sunnls-
SIM u INT ism Amendment and iRw
To encnrre Il answers rnur [4.eg-aTn.
stand By thar retard ulaIie III the
public service
While nc rsnlT mad bt.en ree.3vao
rom Governor Cez- -he annuunr=-
nler7T saId ms sec--elaE'v mad answered
ma he wuulu 44Eaueavnr 70 pl-eseI1T
ne inquiry n ina Demncra,lc can
dlGalf
The League alsD maze public = ~=-
rIsw OF The uusi3c uF1.-ancs.s ri me
rwa candidates and 1Ieic 0rficial 4.a-s
relating TO -te Iiuuur question. TfIt
committee ssIlG L nag sanf them zu
Eile candidates. requesting cnT-r,e,-TItsTls
~ comment. hBT ms rentv mad pen
g'eceIEteG 1--nrn either candidate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
All Records Broken for
Attendance Second
Day Sag d a hoe
County Fair
Charley Again and
Neponsef Winners I'm
% and 2-3i Classes
2.I3 Unfinished

-ri1zlIl-1r. Ne, Oct 122---S 51er,laLl) --
A. -HcnT'us fnr Attendance were
7-rar- me sernnn GHy o. the SE-aGa-
zp auH1T FAIR, T'gnigfEt oftipia.E 81
m a4T esIuua1eE riIaz oyer 41,eas
asnple ware On The Eruuaus during rha
ann IiH- iIa1 nf lflut number
-1-1s II their 0w7n au1nmoi1Iiss. more
8ar ta1 csTs beng parked On the
az --DunuE OF n aGlEcgIf lnIs The
-ru WIS SO large rrRZ -tre pulice
were unable ID handle Il and hundreds
s.i---ea 1ntn the rare track. making
A. lnss dffficrzlt far the racing uf-
7cyals II ger -ne heH1s started urup-
z-r The 20 ciREs with eight star
~ WIS wnn by Cflarisr Again, AFTER
9siac -1e first nea- u Biltv the Fab
NJ, NaponEET tpDk the ~ ciRsE IN
s--zli- IN heats. IN sruriuE for the
-hl-d nsz1 me sulE7v Of Pacttic Ex-
7~-ss Was smashed In u cnliiEiun with
ma. Of 8H-nn SidnHt Darkness pre-
vanrsu the finIsn OF 1tle rs class
u~ae neRls nHvInE been -un OF with
saurnB the winner IF the first and
TlnisI Parh of the two iH-rer N the
cnI-c Baron Hnl was disrzncso 1ur
oun o-TvinE. Ine nfficials la-Ing -1ilsd
rla- NJ fnuisd SHppi,n near the end
ct ne first Gua-ter
ne SummEy:
20 CLASS MIXED, PTESE Ssan
-fIE-isr AEHin g, BY Sterling
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Wife Accidentally
Kills Husband

Eangnr Me-, cCt- - Lrnesf 9,
Lssarfl. 4 prominent Resident End fTofei
sss.esDer OF Easf Eat .n-ts- WIS acci-
rielIraIiy alaat and instantly killed to
SiEsv bx mis- WI. MIR ann Mrs Leans,
we're hurting near aorn~ anG Mrs
14eax-tf Was m 1lIe af.f az ioat lTsg a small
rife wfaen In some uilaccstErszaslie WHY
.sae veapcn WIS discf,arrra III. nuIlss
striking ns.r husband. ~iio s4posi a rew
resr away. ard passing through ms
lssry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Dire Consequences
If Harding OF Cox.
SAYS Christensen

Eack IsianG. H.. ltt.-- Il A.apuf7-
Ican vicI8ry N November and sem
HIDT Harding s slIossuuen: appoint
neu- 10 i'll four Vacancies on rfe
Supreme corr pFncn would ne !
knBcknuf blow ne these working FOR
1snia3 TT-f-unsI--uerisn through paIL4-
CT action ana an i-vIi41aun TB -hosE
espuIlSIug HeFpiu1lun an1 GE~sct a.
5un. Pa-tsy ? E,f1risfansen- Fa-nntss-
L-aibnr canCiiuaEe fsTr president a,-
e;are6 here tonight
Ete said The man WIN rf1Rs ~eta+
Tor Ha-ding ~ sor COX If nat only
committing C1e COUNTRY Is Wall
street fpr four tre4rs. hut ne Is cnm-
nliLlnE the Country 10 the iII1eres :
Of special privilege TOR the life OF
lilese supreme IIlages 20 ne chosen by
the successful candida Re =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

In ms speech Al Lne Auditorium NJ
suggested diversified poli-lcs. rs rhe
thing required 10 REMOVE the gast
trace Of sectional MISUNDERSTANDING
and saIa tha- ms party had m pHlicy
Tor one section lila1 Il aid not preach
fnr al sections alike
The DeEnocra-lc pax he az,aclzed
Cor r-s cnnducr Of affairs boti az home
and abroad. President wilson. h..
saG. repeatedly mad dit.ru1a1i ta Con-
s---ass, even az ti1e expense 81 vieitl-IYI-
ptedEns Of ms own parry platform
and hnaIlv mac attempted 10 1orae ac-
.:epIance al me Laz-lre Of Narians
Covenant by deprTvinE me -suare OF
rs CONSTITUTIONAL powers.
VISITS Ea-risheic;s
Arr1v7ur mere early II rne forenoon.
the candidate. speaz VIRTUALLY rhss
whole Ga- n AT au1aruphlls tour al
Inc secrIun about CEaI-aaanes- made
historic rs me Give Wa barnes. An
a--7n}ETuET n the FaG1e,-lz C,oTlsI nm
1lun- n saId IN ms Speech. had been
-espansiait Inr The war and vuice6 a
flnIss thai nc similar catastrophe
would be eou-tetl rY accepting q
League covenant containing q sCar-e
III antiquities
Looking back now n the .Bncn-d
Of unIpn" ne said I'VE mote nc ri--
ference II PATRIOTIC love AZ The s-oun-
rg-v. north or south rather d misun-
de-sfanGinr as tn the meaning Or Z.
Z little matters now about grievances.
asuuz eartv differences about tf1e en-
uttered Gssapp0inrments The su-
T-cT1e tar is mar VA have r-eisI1iitied
raET VIZ are united
Asses Snu-f- &C Try 9. . =
Al LilRT file north anG south s-rF-
needed was understanding WIKI one
annfns- We nH-e ina understand
ing INV
We are not wholly Of nne mind n
our pay DEVOTION IN. x VIII be- q
grand oar fU- America when our
PARTISAN differences are burned II 1hp
ConrarG of new understanding II
Republican puilcIes are good for s1e
Surrlnuen M Page Col 2
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Generally faar weather. win prevail
Thursday and Friday IN View Eng
land WITH slight changes in fsm-
perafu-n-
Wiufis-NoFzn of SANITY EO0k
VIII he fresh southwest IN WEST anu
fair TlIursxiay SRnGg Euoi 10 rdat-
ferS VIII bs moderate south uesf
eszer north pur-1Gu and moderate
vasTahis over south portion, lair
Tffurniag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
THE WEATHER


Northern New England Fair
Thu-saav and probably Frltia- e1
gnpt showers FraIiag III New Eanp-
shire ana Vermont mot u1ucfl change
IN tampe-a tire
Southern New England Fair
T1u-srta~ ana probably FridHv E+-
zie e9ianEH III temperature
E.asIs-n View York Falr Thurs
uay Friday probably ta4r II south
and showers in north ana central
portions .iirfle change N tEnIpsra-
ture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
Auction SALE!
at Cony House

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

Furecass fnr Bos1nn AND VICINITY
Va rThu-stia- and probably Friday
Little change III Temperature Mod
.erafe to fresh southwest urlnas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
No North. No South, But Same Policy
Of Helpful Protection to all American
Production, He Tells Chattaaooga
Audience Diversified Politics"
Suggested to Wipe Out Sectional
FeeIing--f COP. Policies Are eeed
for North, South Should Consider

Chattanooga Tenn Oct I3.-To of the Demo-
Senator aar1lng tonight appeal for
earnest Of Republican, principles and gave
that Republican election woud
policy Of helpful protection al American produc-
ton north south"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

Alanenesfer. X H, Oct. P1-e.sai-
dean Wilson IN speech a. M
Pence conference. already subaect tn
wid.iv pabi.shea e0n 1,-rys4.r-sv herwean
nm ana Senator Spencer 1T Missouri
Declared rt1a- ii any COVENANTS Of
1f:s settlement arc MOI 3t7ser-v+.tl me
LTlTrad States vii send ner a--ui..s
and Navies 70 SEE mar -hey are on
ssg"veG, Senator 5urah of Iaahn- as
serted II an address ne,-e tonight.
lurking oniisa-inns
The CONTROVERSY Best w-.en Senator
Spencer and me President has been
interesting. SAID Senator Esurifl, ''nn1
so much BECAUSE Il uav IlusIraIe cre
falIibili1v If memoir 5u1 because II
SHOWS now ne League locks when
rau be=ln ID viaw Il II is prac1lcili
workings. The moment voH descend
rum l1le auRif.scsl4E emngrsan- 49,
theories tG -hs warid of concrete
things il inoks a1toreiflnr dif+a-Fnl
Cor-Iaaer or Page S-CDi. 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

Huliin- matches. drzf- steers. -wn
ears old. A. Taylor. x ei3sIer fI-s7
Instance III fr.ar. Samuel Ba1es. Y .as1
"a l.. ssrDnd distance IN fest .
H"rss. u L Puilv VI eosfer, third
ssrance - Faer
-}-a- steers, une -sa- oiu-W. Z.
Polly eDsasr h-sT distance s:s6 feet
lncnes. Samuel Baaes. West Ea11-
s--0nd distance 81 feet inches
'anre ropt- 20 inches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14
DkANIke
ANALYSIS OF
WILSON'S WORDS
Boral At Manchester
Gives Interpretation
Overseas Speech

EanpIfiaper --.-arres n l-esiue-r.
Naiis n -tue Dangers Lurking IN
Versailles -ssaae-inC-eniDie T1z1
Screrre S+ouir rave 5e.r Ser
BUS y Slnmar-sc tr American Fen
pie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-14

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-04-02
PERSONAL MENTION

G. c. swetnam was in from Wilbur
Tuesday.
A. T. Ball of Norris, was in Louisa
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. a, Crumley has as her guest
her sister.
Milt Thompson of Ellen was in Lou
lisa Monday.
Miss Virginia Hager visited in Ash
land this week.
Mrs. Jessie A. PickreIl was up from
Ashland this week.
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Miller were in
Ashland Friday,
Mr.. E. Franken of Cincinnati, was in
Louisa Monday.
W. L. McDyer of Nitro. w. Va. was
in Louisa Monday,
Mrs. L. L. Kinser is visiting friends
in Huntington this week.
j. II. Mcclure of Gallup was Wis
ltor in Louisa Monday.
Miss Clara Bromley was recent
visitor in Huntington.
Miss Ella jay Hewlett spent Sunday
with relatives in Ashland.
Mrs. NJ. II. Thompson, of Matte, was
,.gsf+n, In, n1tiSa Tuesday -t..
Mrs. Ike Lockwood, of Catlettsburg
was visiting in Louisa Tuesday.
Randall Bussey of Busseyville, visit
ed Louisa relatives this week.
Mrs. j. w. Pinson has returned from
a visit to Williamson, w. Va.
Mrs. VIM. Mordica and Emily Crutch
err were visitors in Ashland Friday.
Edwin Hall was called to Florida a
few days ago by the illness of his
father
DR.. r. C. Moore returned Tuesday
from ohio where he had been few
days.
Miss Mary Hagen of Huntington, w.
Va, has been visiting Miss Elizabeth
,Conley.
Miss Ardith Chapman has returned
to Huntington after a weeks visit
with Louisa relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Heeter were in
Charleston, w. Va. this week visiting
Mr.. Heeter's mother.
Mrs. Chas Moore and little daugh-
ter of Pikeville, were guests of rel
atives here few days.
Neil b. Conley came home from Gin
cinnati Thursday of last week and re-
manned until Monday.
L. T.. Thompson of Norris. was in
Louisa Saturday on his way to Hat
field, w. Va, to work.
Misses jamie and Norma Ratcliffe, OF
Williamson, w. Va, are visiting their
aunt Mrs. T. j. Branham