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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
"AS the trvig
is benf-''

I'D U6SGk"
Time was when the
first corset of the little
Miss, whose figure was
just developing into
that Of a woman, was
thought of no import
ance. Anything would
do for her, and the re-
suit was a cordial dis
like on the part of the
young lady for this new
instrument of tor
ture. /"
But now mothers realize
that the first corset Is OF ut
most importance ana Snoulo
be fitted carefully to the 6g-
ure.
Our corsetieres have made
q special study of ftting
youthful figures, and each
Saturday morning il set
aside for this purpose. i
Mothers may send their
daughters with the positive
assurance that care will - :.
taken to see that she gets
the right model.
The fitting service ID frea.
First" c0rsets 81, so I'M
-9sesHA 1lser.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

North Star Blankets
Plaid wool blankets In
size taxS0. S13.5o -oues-
e1eSA e
Plaid wool blankets In
size, 7oxso. elA7A
Nash Cenlcrts
MAish comforts in double
bed size. $5.S0 value l.7s.
$3.50 double bed size Haish
comforts for AoS
IT Wera pruyionsly l1yertarl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

tins = H0rshe5 hospital, ta.ins
11afm11t ~ asthmk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

Rsstweu Pillows ..5
Size 17x2s-pair CTS.
Size 3oxz7-palr A.So.
1attresses
$3.50 som. cotton mat
tresses DIR 4o9k
$685. 60-lb. white cpkaqA
felt mattresses for e1k3s.
Fourth 1ssz
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
Toilet goods
specials
for SATURDAY. only

Face powder Csc
An assortment OF various
makes grouped into one lot.
35c and soc grades.
GNc0- Thyn,0line 24c
Altissptic deodoriKing and
noa-irritatineN collation.. : Sea.
bottles 1lc.
Sss,HovsoaHe 25c
Comes In . brass .containsr
with mirror in lid &c.
Pebeco tooth payte SIC
Pebeco acts againk mouth
acias. Tube o6c.
Jap Rose soap
{ bars Tor ~. oaly : barn te
Q cuslomeFs. Ne piano ofders-
No deliveries
Street 1esr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
Wall Paper
SPECIALS
for Saturday

- striped patterns for 1E~
eeanoms. Roll ........ x~
ysteut border to match -
sssvs pattern. Yard .....OV
- living room papss IN tan
III s'sa :a.a ass'.. zoe
.ssr 5oc SsdFosa HsDsrs IN
tn 'a''''.. Csc
!sc kitchen block paDer 1nn
Aas only. Roll .....AVN
sstsse to match ahevs o.
lattsru. Yard .OC
seadls lots Of oAds and q
Nes for Saturday .......O1
-fslrtA Ilesr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
Fancy sweaters'fo girls

EduCy SWCdICIS 1OI xlIIS
14-year sszes. Tuxedb slpover and button front
styles in Salmon. BH American Beauty Rose and Copen
hagen; combinations black Turquoise
black, and Bun and Salmon. eess 70 e11SQ *
-stA3 - ~-Gtls Shop, Third hoef.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
SPECIALS

Ceth bound. loose leaf Kodak
~ With my leaves Black
4 regular $l.se value. On
~ q ol.1A
- containing a sheets, -
~ and ~ eavalopes-i1 the
popular tiAta. TO boxes
Uasurday-Soe.
-Strset Nssr, Rear.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
Trimmed hats

Just the type wanted for immediate wear.
Fashioned Of silk velvet with touches OF
metallic braid OF the very new fancy pins
and embroidered flowers. Shapes suitable
for matrons and misses Third fleoP
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

are in good qualities of felt and velour felt
in all the new shades. Smart bands in
two-toned effects. The group offers choice
Of green, red. Old rose, tan, Navy. MARI
gold. brown. black and Copenhagen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

1T Ven IIVyie1sly Advertised Are q EnoA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
unlversaiist Parish Mee.inr

The annual parish meeting Of the
: lllversaAst church was heid Fri
DAY evening II Lhe vesrry The al
tendance was me best Tor several
y-ea-s. aenorIrE an active interest
q the Pensioners II lhe arElrs %
tte church. Supper was served al
SIX clock by the ladies' ACCiliar-
ana proved 70 he fully - 10 the
nigh standard maintained 10y many
Years
Il. NJ -awTor ofhc;ated as chair
man. The report N -he treasurer
showed the society % ne 7 q -four
ist1lnE condition Extensive repairs
nave oeen -naue OF the caurch adj
nee during the E-ear past The
c.sat-nen % the rarIous departments
o: the church showed that curing
The year they MAD all l,@en actively
engaged n the work. Rev. NJ. @.
Folsom. The pastor. gave {. most IN
crossing export OF his work during
The year and also : SUMMARY u tbs
work during tbs three ears ne mas
beer pastor, Resolutions were
adopted commencing The work ot
KEY. NJ IL fp1soIIl anu HIS VIE uul
:rE me past YEAR. Remarks We're
made bv Rev. Mr. Blair OF LIVER
more Falls. VINO emphasized lnt IN
porlauce OF team work n church al
fairs.
The following officers were eieC-
et: Trustees. F. Z Boston George
GRAY c. o Turner. " c. Atkins.
Lincoln HARROW. r. D Simons. l.
i. Ross. 4. II Law1on. Charles n.
Deck Arthur Smith: treasurer. "
.. Atkins: clerk ". A. =. BiaEdon:
collectors. Mrs. r D. Sinons. Mrs.
Lincoln Harlow. ushe-s, srewa-ns
and q music committee were also
ELECTED. A call was extended % Mr.
Folsom 70 remain another year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
CITY or GARDINER
Assessors Notice

The inhabitants NJ tts CIrv o. [aRrrii-
uer and others having Taxable PROPERTY
within said CITY are hereby notified and
requested 10 trfnE II 20 the undersigned.
Assessors of SAID city. true ana pe--sc.
lists of thel- polls and al their ESTATES
-eal anl personal. including money On
hand. al! money loaned On Il-oper-y
hypotnacaied uDor mortgages bonds
deeds. notes. duf bills ana uernoran-
dCyns. or II any manner SO invested hal
interest Or other consideration snail ne
PAID o. become due thereon. dehIs due
more thar OWING. ana all properly hetd
II rust gs Ctiaruian- Executor. Admin
IstraIur or otherwise .iexceue such AZ Is
ny aw exempt from laxRtionl winch
Cher are possessed Of on me trs1 dav
Of Apri, inst. and be D-enareC ID sub
srarrizte the same by oath
All persons owning real estate. whose
properly was assessed, II The wrong
name or by wrong description in me
INVENTOR Of 1siS. " wTo have purchased
or sold real asGAte within the pas. rear
will call IL the ASSESSOR Office during
the time specified below. and have ne
rv-nrA- corrections and transfers made
for 1870
And or the purpose u RECEIVING sand
lists and making transfers o; req! -
tate. .he undersigned will bS IN session
a the Assessors Room. C'irv Hall Gar
month OF Ap-ii. 1920. from to : ? NJ
and any personal examination o. con-
versatior atEoTTr the valuation thereof
trv me Assesso-s will nor ne considered
IS g wTiver for neglect NJ any person
IN bringing u true and pe-Fec- lists as
REQUIRED Dy .aw.
Those persons VINO VIII ueEiec- @ com
ply with this notice will ne barred ~
lsw from appealing from The decision
Of The ASSESSORS. on Their application
for abatement .p- any errors IN he
property faxed 70 them
2 ]. 9RAGpoN
FRED II. MOVES.
:. 4. RUSS
Assesso-s
Gardner. Maine. March =. 1890
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Gen. Denikine to
Stick with TrOODs

NovoTpsSi SIX. Russia Mar. Cs.-y3v
The Associated p-esss-.Ieneral Den
kline commander OF the anti Boisne--
rIk forces IT south Russia ibid the
correspondent u me Associated
Press -oday mat ne viii remain with
ms troops until the ias-. He mas
asked ne British TO furnish boats 10
transport 4toou soldiers Fifty per
eeUt u ms supplies viii oe moved 70
The C-Tmea- - percent 20 Baturnla
ana me remainder VIII stay here.
The British have atUur 1000
troops winch are being EVACUATED
Narsnips q Great Britain. France.
Italy the United States and Greece
are standing bv and when the Brit
ish arc ON NJ the CITY i viii easily
I'LL INTO the hands " the Belsflev7icI
Or Green Guards. as he w;zrsflps are
merely standing IN the harno- 70
prot ec- ms evacuation The amer
Ican Req Cross mission left rodAv
FIR TlledusIa OF the Southern coast
u -he Cr1mea carving WITH I I'll
supplies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
FOUR MORE BROKERS
ARRESTED AT BOSTON

Boston. Marcr aS.-Four more brokers
were crested To-Day on charges g He
Esl advertising and failure 10 t5le with
;tle sIate Regarding stocks, making :
total o. nine arrests n the lrvesrIga-
hon winch Attorney General Alien i
making INTO business methods Il he
financial district
The men arrested todav were form ;.
Fo-d o. Ford < ., or i've counts Leo
= Ware Of 3rookIiae on two counts;
Joseph Fvnney-. underwriters, a Cam
bridge. or one county: ana Edmono J.
Wallace or fve counts. Each was -
leased or s2s10 hail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
CAY AND GRIM
Word Pictures by Tom
Skeyhill
Aruse ann 1oir Spei!bounr Angus
- Audience Vivid Account. Of
Stnrm,ns Of 1arcsneiies Given ~
Australian Soiuier Poet

Holding his audience tense and breath
less during 2 vivid ana heart breaking
wo-u-pIccure u the s,o-n!aS OF the
Daruanelles or keeping them in an IN
roar uy ms uuair-. soiiliuuisrrs On amer
lean lie as ne saw t. Tom SkevriU.
Australian soidie--rcet and hero o. four
battle fronts. gave III e4oCuen1 ana
u1aste--lll address n City rail- FRIDAY
-veulnE under the auspices u the Az
-usta Entertainment Course rnaraee-
neut.
ne speaker Was introduced ny Rev.
William 2. Wood WIND. II behalf Of he
management. thanked The audience fur
-he hearty cooperation during the sea-
son
Mr. skeyriIf oegan his talk il a nal.
whimsical VEN that immediately put
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Y. NJ. Q. a. NOTES

Moving pictures Will ne SHOWN
again al ne r." next Wednesday
VIII make ms chl-u snow ~ plc-ures
winch nave been open Tree to all
BOYS IL Augusta. The selection VIII
nclude rwo comedies and TWO aduca-
1ional pictures Tte " Is able 20
SHOW rhase pictures through the
l-.ndness OF Percy Hill who mas loan
= me y" MS moving picture
machine The machine -akes u SLOW
burning film 50 here IS no danger
from nre.
The BOY Scouts VIII nave & union
meeting of all ~ the troops n the
boys rooms a -he y Tuesday eve
ming. March 30.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Church Notices

s. Matthews church '6ah SUNDAY in
--<.r--F2!rr SUNDAY. Morning praye-
sermon. 1n.30: church scnooi al . The
Rev. F-apcIs 4. Foxc-p-t will ottic!aIs
Lf-ve-salIsT church Morning SERVICE
al il.3R special MUSIC uy quartet chu.-:
~u-uav scnpoI al u45 0Der Forum a.
& = M speaker. Judge Bene6ic: Mane-
" AUGUSTA.
z3ap:Isr cru-r.s 1880. preaching ~
h. pastor L. 70 SUNDAY school En-
Jteavo- -aiiv ana song se-r-lce Al :. with
addresses rv Miss Craze Clark ana Miss
4 --nrie Reed RI .i&rCine-. giving reports
y he recent Stale T'n-!s-iau Enaeavo-
convention al Bangor
n :. church. Morning service al
7t.ao with sermon ty me pastor Rev. ~
Derry ~Unda : scnoo. 1t 2. ETwo-ct
league II $50. evening PRAYER a. :
orsregalIonal church: Prof " 3
Mitchell viii preach III Inc morning
sAr''T-e IL 1850. SUNDAY scaool asusrai /:
evening Se--ice IL =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
LLOYD GEORGE AND
LSQuITH TO DEBATE
Leadership Of LIBERALS

London March .6-P-ernier 10y j
George ana Herner- H Asoul-a 1o--
ner premier and member u -ha
house u commons FOR Paisley ne
conducting an informal debate ova-
the rIEn1 70 claim the leadership ~
Ing liberal parry Incidentally -.4e
question VINO viii u rhe predominant
figure II he national liberal CLUB. 1t.
parry HEADQUARTERS s involved Iii
Assault ( supporters arranged &
luncheon II as honor IL .he c.uu
asst Wednesday and the urerulaI- s
LIBERAL followers organized & lUTcr-
-on n honor u NJ. LLOYD George -
CAV
II MS Spear :; TO-DAY -uncaao-
Premier LLOYD Ceo-re defended rs
attack ii las- week On The "a 10y
par-v. for winch ne mas hse11 on
de-nned bv both The ;ahor par-~ am
The parry ~ Mr. Asouith
The program 81 The labor part
IS 70 0ut an END Il the captains IL
system anu create 1 cooperative CON
MISSION. ne declared 7 nave rad
carefully everything SAID nv Ny
Clynes John Robert Clvues. .he "a
norItet and Mr.. Henderson Arthur
Henderson. iaporitet ana ali ,ha
apologies II rhe labor parry. Nut 1ne
~ hem denies that the doctrine Z
me labor part IS : doctrine " CON
Inunisr
II IS said by some -hat ne dog
trine s nor sincere thai common
ownership = only PIT mo -ts pro
gram Il order ID cuncl!ia1e the pay-v.
That IS 4 very dangerous hing :
-tase Jiays. These are -rnE.cal l.1.s.
Waen seed put INTO -nf ground
spreads, Sprouts @nd brings 10TH
t-;liI with startling -a.Jl;i.y Nnu
must no. puc doctrines nj ma hiu1
Il ne forefront u rhe program . /.
power-L. Isar-y ana -he- say n
moan n0tnlnC
Suppose he labor p@--r wor = .-sT7-
: a-al election and formed = government
You may say NJ Tines anc Ny. 1e..-
de-so-l are moderate men WI wouId -1u-
ur :tese things, bit they wolsic have rC
dc them ~ h-ea. faith viii he people
wnt pu; them IN power. " canno'
rAte any chances n -hese re.-oi--iorlz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

aav@ The nation must -caiizs wnat he
amor I7-ng-:trn mans. her rraAe Is
caoie. VIII J.s eyes 11e1.
.---re .aUo- program s rpc 4 move
1reI.- started among he working Lass
r /; comes 5rOrr gro.u AT Ene1 wno
nave -ece,vea I l71st etl ecu atIo7 v-p
hzv.- aaC no experience T aral-s -
WORK II 5ac-o-v. snor or 0fHcA. ara VINO
ea.. themselves in-e.leccuAls- y vast
majority - me WORKING classes have
-epudia-ed ma; program -nd rhe corr-
nor sense u -tle wo-king c.2sses will
save hem ign: @ the emf.
aeplvInE 10 Nj Ascu.-n reference
10 MN 3 '-ie-,aEoEue Nj Love
George SAID ne cern mas n=er applied
tr Soma u tie greatest men il n,sEo--.
1t Is II epi-rer wtlch has always
i,eer hurried ~ -ne duE ana 7oalpolls
against any man VINO mas more power
ot appealing d ne masses han hey
have ne declared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

~-a0r.s : OWE VIII commence Mon
-a- s,--c~ =
- au.id1nEs Of a p Leighton
a4- Corner were DESTROYED by
IFS lice Parsons Is passing he Las
-a,1-:7u II norne-
liz --*-eo Merrill was taken to the
-3---ler aosp.:al Thursday fo- treat
-1a--
t-~ Cve!~r srl.h Of Boston e v:sit-
"- -c-her. 4. = Merrill,
5aa hopkins ana Mabel Williams
a--;1e- we-e united n marriage
a'-1-@av Mach 70. al vesrbrpok ~
Walsh
ss --lo Edwards -rcer7tIv -ecefv-
r0srcarc shower from her friends
-=oe,-@e: AMOUR % cards
-r1-evs and family have recent
nc 70 -.o-ruE Dennis house
= DeF-atrs If sicr with an
~t ---tuerza. Mrs. Roy oeF-atIs
- o. aer.
r--v Tough g passing a week :
w'.h MS mother. Mrs. lose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Apparent Gold Feet
by kiGnapper 12-Year
Old Lexington Boy

Lexington. Ky, March 26.-Paul
Little. - yegr oid son OF E r. Lii
lie. Lexington capitalist. VINO has
been heId for ransom bv hIonapers
was found mis- morning locked II =
-oUrn 81 a local horel.
Mr. and Mrs Little first learned
Inc Whereabouts Of their son when
ne reienhoned ms home rom The
hotel ,purn He said ne had been
kent a I1r,soner there sluce Wednes-
dav night.
Investigation disclosed that the
nom has oeen reserved II advance
Nv a man registered as ]. c. Cox Of
-f,cirraIi The frantic parents
over1oyed IL the news u their boys
s2fe--- hurried TO he hotel and took
him home.
The boy disappeared Wednesday
afternoon from in front OF me Lex
,rrtou posInffice where he had been
seen n conversation Win man
pIavrna1es SAID the Little boy mao
rnld hem ne was 70 be gwen aoi-
lar 70 deliver box Of CANDY soon
afterward the father received q nole
stating that MS son PAU was beng
held Tor -ansom. Little lnIrrnafeo
-t,ar +hs amount asked was S1a.9oo.
Tagr night. Little deposited 4 pack
age containing the rRnsoln money III
q Main street garbage car. Nhen ne
-r.-1,raed d half hour later the pack
arn nan not been removed 8eiiev-
ir- he lsfnnaper faiieo 70 SNOW NJ
for fear Of being -dolinie crossed
little uecketed rne money and went
NOME. intending 70 seek cher means
OF obtaining the boy.
At O'Clock this mprn11E- Inc KEY
@n- me rpo,u n which the hoy Was
Sn.,na- was turned IN al the more:
6ssk AL rs Mrs. Little. called 10
ms -a,er,nuue. Was overJoved 10 near
m. 1-o,ce of her missing one Meth
inr mas been seen Of the MI cox
s,nre ne left the Iutel Al O'Clock
Weak rom his narrowing expert
en.e though physically un1urt. the
nov was put 70 bed soon AFTER being
brought home
Durrnr ms TWO days CONFINEMENT
.,p said he rad been gwen only TWO
nausnas. Z, cake and an appie 10 eat.
and WINS constantly TERMED ny
,-,-,,.so-ne STORES related by ms CAP
+n- wsp many times showed a pistol
in his face-
10 said ne spent the first mEnI
-,.,,,v on me edge OF the haLhIup
afraid TO sleep
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Church Notices

-T- .-l-r1 18th SuruSv II LeuI-
AIN ~ur ia, HOY communion : 90;
ar sermon. holy communion. $50;
.-.--r sclno. .. eve,,InE PRAYER. an-
-=zs 10y Week services Is PEI
.~ 3ap-.sr -apiin 7 vinsiade D.
4 3 ". preaching pv he pas-
n ~.ccc4v scHoo. IL - NJ. 7. ?. e.
II -T-id-week services al --:.n
---7-a sGa'- ,,-ople's service SUNDAY
-r=1.cz 50 O'clock. sermon ov pas
ts-zc rao.- VIII SIM.
.-4. Dc rhor.S1 Episcopal chu-cr.
ing lG.3a A N preaching
70 .1sTo-- "a. Bible scaoo.: $ =
: .rr-0--1 --eaEus. 2 n. evaurei-
his church VIII Observe
T.-A wJ-t 1ourGaT p-avs- meet
---vlHa ever evening II I.39.
- III. VIZ ~Iac - uoa:l every Gay Tor
- urea q r"h-is-. scientist: 194a.
Il @ssoT2-ss-rIlp-.. 2ea lily"
-,.u-1----. sa-T!ces WeEtn esoay al ..T
leading -oorn al tne cruTcn 1pec
~ a-.-tc WEDNESDAY from . 70 :.
- .-~'r'a -l-I- Iiu-rrv u authorized
-a-:s-.A.. ~c.ence literature.
4e.rtl.s- Episcopal. Herbert ). Do~
minister. mo subject. Palm Sun6a J
u IA SUNDAY school. f.1s. Ep-
7'o-,. -r-aEue :. evening praise ana
amor =r,@c.al r-usTc Holy Week viii
%ss-T--C with se--I"r ea-cr evening.
-a- artist. > ! X iacaId. PRAYER
. 4 preaching 20 20. subaec- The
Its r. IL lines" SUNDAY school ! "a:
-11c ~-o9le meeting ?. NJ. evan
-e1s. ss--5ce SUBJECT ETERNITY"
r1t-- M praise Wednesday evening
=, a ."-taEs p-a~ss- meeting MONDAY
vsr.-r TX % mission services SIM
- - roor ~ 20. Tuesday ana Sal
RIA 50 ? N
.-.-a~sai.sr r-7Ir-rt1. Rev. Milo g: Fol
-o- asr9-. Morning wo-snIn. 1850;
---7e Nc triumphant Way church
s-aoo. = 1i5: Junior Union, ? NJ.
'@r p -s0r ? VI holy communion,
I'D -e'er-t9r u new members Thurs
-s ar.r = - 50 5000 F7-rdav sa---
- -4y Ap-iI - az p M. topIc.
co. II the Cross.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
NO FRICTION BETWEEN
FRANCE AND SYRIA

Paris. March 2s-The foreign Of
fee stated -pdar that II had no
knowledge Whatever OF any com
Inand ny Prince FeisaL recently pro-
CANNED King OF Syria that the
French troops must evacuate syria
before ATrril s. or ary other date.
on the contrary. the foreign OF
ficials said. reports received indicate
thai che best relations exist between
the prince ana the French author
tiles II SYRIA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
a-~au for SATURDAY nj

-e a-a-~an fo- SATURDAY night
u.s.e nall. o ne presented by
Ee r. Methodist cnurch. will
o-s!s. b ocG solos ny Mrs L J.
5ic-ez~- ZdEar Anderson ana Mrs.
~ec Haskell. piano solos by Miss
HI. Alice Holland Alice
I.-en~ nc Pauline Merrill: read-
.-=s .Grs Fec Gail ana Miss
-ts-. ~r.--. -hn~p VIII ne tables
"hpci1er5 ana other
-!sn 1ond AND several
-r.e.-I-- Will ,e on hand 70 interest
.a-~csn1arts Of cake and punch
--~'---ci. The public IS cor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
JONES CLEARED OF
MURDER AT NEW HAVEN

New Haven. c. March m--f1e iurv
II the case nj me state against William
l. cones Of View Haven. charged with
the murder OF Mrs Esther acpc-nft Of
Ems city or June e asst. this afternoon
returned q verulct Of NOT guilty The
urv was on four ana half 1uurs-
Mrs. Hopcrost lived II q harn. ana
Jones. afnreIn III employed ~ he Acme
Wire 20. u this et-v, kep- Ills au1ornc-
bile here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Merri1nack Rises
Two Feet in Dav

HeyerrIl. Mass. MarCL- L6-TiIs-
Merr1Enack River mas rlser cwo 1eer
here II the Iast - holl-s al mEn
-iae tonight i VIII 90 over till TOD Of
-he fenuer mer 81 me nav railroad
nrIaCe- The wafer * now tapalnE
The ron work q the new STRUCTURE
winch mas. however, r'eeT 50
ana guarded bv hoons
from ice that no carnage i feared
unless he t1eshet reaches unusual
proportions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

TIE wa1er IN tie Aennsnec r.ve-
nav ~Ise 5IIt me pr1cas n baby IS
rIcies now on dispiay al The 4. y.
WOOD Estate second 1oor' VIII not
rise The. little JpLs should pe oII =
ne warm Sunshine par 3f ea-.1
day 50 at.- a1 once II securing Z ser
vIcsauie new 70 arr. stroller = al
~.e -AliT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Str. o-.eea IL trouble

London. March 26.-The british
steamer p-Fega- from -ive-p,o o. for Val
Paradise sent an D message roday
from LAT. . north Long west Jclose
OF L.inrev Head. or ne southeastern
coast Of waies9. asking tor assistance
The message sand the steamer Desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

The WORK II caraioEulnE the noozs
Il -he lih-ar- u the Augusta Girls
CorunuulTv club was finished ny q
number II me ciun members iasr ere
-1nE- i e requested tt:a1 all WIN
t.avs ou1 library hooks. will kindly
reru-r hem Al once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

The Hallowell Remnant store Eas
Just ~ece-ved shipment u woman
hosiery Underwear ana sheets ana
pillow slips that nave been m be
~oad @Dr several weeks. Call roa1y
and Sc Tor Yourself the genuine nar-
cams offered Sec al rnr particulars,
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Cambridge, Mass MArcn -'-'-D-A---
4aines brought the HarFard
ans freshman crews 10 the Charles ri'-
.- ,,,,siu TODAY after several caSs o.
r,-,r-,c-.gr tt,e tide water Of West LYNN
iiarnor. rc
Three varsity eign1s. one TOW -
~, r-rsnrszu boats now cofnIfiSe 'i'e
us-r.r5 feet. Last year cne ce"e
- - .b~ Charles On Fen. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

r- u -2rpher, the young son II.
Lev ". -Anpher, Iiad the rnis- p,
-I-ne -1.ursdaT- while al work. q s..!l
-rorE ioad Of nay and fracture III.
wT2st- ii iasI reports the voung .-lGr
was doing We'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Miss ANNE Blanchard viii c-iy= a
1''-TTlnu1e organ recital at Che Open
Forum or SUNDAY afternoon MUSIC
VIII also ne furnished ~ the Ma
some Male QuacTe-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

T-1nc,pal CotHr VINO ms recent
Y assigned rom ms duties a. The
Hi-r @chao- eff Friday ~ d stlo--
WISH Win friends il China oatpre
ieavIng for tbs wesr. Nj. Coffin *
PEGS q locate IN OHIO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Marguerite Warren ana MarEarat
Kennedy, teachers II the Middle
street Primary school 1e-r FRIDAY
fo- her nornes n lewiston whsre
They VIII pass chs Easter ~ecess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

The funeral Of rhe late Helen
Moore Leighton will ~ naid e. Y
O'Clock ADndav morning -roTl LIE
church If -he Sacred Heart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Special assembly Of Alp,Ia Council
2 * : N al Masonic nall Monday.
Marc. 2s. with WORK II Ill me ne
g-e-.s Official visitation " Grand
Master z. &. Could. Banquet after
TIE ygp~K