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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04

Signed, EMILE PIcoU,
The Ordinance authorizing
the Police Jury to borrow the
sum of $50, 10000 to meet ex-
penses of Good Roads, was
unanimously accepted on mo-
ton of Mr.. Montegut, secon-
ded by Mr.. Bourgeois, with
the vote resulting as follows:
Yeas: Messrs. Barre, Songy |
Montegut, Duhe and Bour-
geois. Nays, None.
It was moved by Mr.. Barre
and seconded by Mr.. Bour-
geois and carried that the
President be authorized to
borrow the sum Of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars from the
Bank of St. John to meet cur
rent expenses.
It was moved by Mr.. Duhe,
seconded by Mr.. Montegut
Ind carried that Mr.. Barre
be authorized to have build
ings and fences around court
house put in first class order
I
and whitewashed and paint
ed.
DR.. E. P. Feucht of Gary
vile explained to the Police
Jury the lack of drainage in
| lHopeville; and on motion OF
Mr.. Barre, seconded by Mr..
lDuhe and carried, Mr.. Price
| Bourgeois was authorized to
take immediate steps to pro-
vide the necessary drainage
SOFAS to give relief sought for
There being no further bu-
siness, on motion duly secon-
ded and carried, the meeting
adjourned.
P. G. SONGY
President.
HENRY MAUR1N,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENT !!
For District Judge

I wish to announce that |
am a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination to the Of
flee of Judge of the 18th. Ju-
dicial District Court, compri-
sing the parishes of Jeffer-
son, St. Charles and St. John
the Baptist, at the coming
primary to be held on TUES
DAY, SEPT. 18th. 1920.
Regarding my qualification
for the office to which | as
pire, suffice to say, that | am
a graduate of the College of
Arts and Sciences, Louisiana
State University. After the
completion of a standard
three years course | received
my law diploma from the
same institution.
For more than five years |
been practicing my chosen
profession, and | have had
considerable experience in
both Civil and Criminal pro
cedure.
l represented this district in
the State Senate during the
Extra Session of 1917 and
the Regular and Extra Ses-
sions of 1918 and my record
in that body will clearly show
that | always met and acted
upon every issue as my con-
science dictated and in a man
ner responsive to the will OF
my constituents.
l am fully aware of the lnhe
rent duties and respons1Dlll'
ties of the office of JUDGE
and if elected l shall at al
timese exert all my ability
and energy to the end thai
the Judicial affairs of thl:
district be conducted in a le
gal, impartial and speedy
manner.
Your personal vote and va
luable support of my candl
Edacy will not only be highly
appreciated, but will long b'
recalled as the most pleasan
| of memories.
L. M. REYNAUD
Candidate For District Judg'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04
NOTICE !!

. The public Schools of this
Parish will open on Monday,
Sept. Is. All parents are urg
ed to send their children to
school on the opening day.
HighaSchool pupils living on
either side of the River may
attend the Leon Godcha1lx
High School or the Edgard
High School. The Leon God
chaux High School will offer
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04
JURY VENIRE.

List of Names of persons Sc
lected to serve as Grand in
rors for the term of Court
beginning Monday, Septem-
Der Is, 1920.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04
NO. 36.

Emile Maitreme, Jr., Zephl-
rim. Vicknair, Charles Ste
wart, Emile Hempel
SECOND WARD:
Polling Booth at Court
House
Commissioners:
Octave Becnel, Felix Oubre,
Miles Chauvin, Albert Bee
mel, and Angelo Hymel.
Watchers:
Alcee Fabre, P. E. Webre,
Theodore Madere, Sidney
Keller, Sidney Rousselle, Al
exis Dugas, Sidney Caire, Nj
cholas Keller.
THIRD WARD:
Polling Booth at Albert J.
Lacaze
Commissioners:
Eli Schexnaydre, Severin Du
fresne. R. F. Brou, Ben Du-
fresne, Henry Granier.
Watchers
Arthur Fabre, Claude Songy,
| Frank Chabaud, Nicholas
Trosclair, Severin Faucheux,
| Sidney Fa11Cheux and L.
GAMER.
FOURTH WARD:
Polling Booth at Woodmen
| Commissioners:
ILeonce G.. Madere, B. n. Mil
let, Roger Madere, Maurice
| Granier, and Sidney Maurln.
/ Watchers:
Willie Melancon, Jr., &c.
Montegut, Jr., Ernest Wick
nair, Jr., Horace Cieutat,
George Lasseigne, L. J. Peril
loux.
FIFTH WARD:
; Polling Booth at Maurln's
Liberty Club House
Commissioners:
Lucien Cambre, Ed. F. Mlllet
Pierre Vicknair,. A. L. Della
ne,,ville and 7. A. Cuny.
Watchers:
Willis Williams.
SIXTH WARD:
Polling Booth at Sixth
Justice Court
Commissioners:
ID. G. Chenet, Gerard Oubre,
Albert Labiche, Eugene Tan
guis, and Benny D. Bour-
j. geois.
Watcher: A. J. Sanchez.
: On motion duly seconded
and carried the following
were named as deputy She
riffs for the primary election
on September 14th.
First Ward: Charles Cen
dron.
J Second Ward: Henry Ma
dere.
}. Third Ward: Florian Sche
g xnaydre.
= Fourth Ward: Willie Me
e lancon, Sr.,
t Fifth Ward: Edward Jacob
/, Sixth Ward: S. ]. BadeauN
:. There being no further bu-
: siness, on motion duly secon-
+ ded and carried the commit
tee adjourned.
= (Signed:)
e E. P. FEUCHT
); Acting-Chalrman
>. Henry Maurin
Secretary. ~s
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04
Official Proceedings of the
POLICE JURY
St. John the Baptist Parish
Edgard, La, Sept. 2, 1920.

Edgard, La, Sept. 2, 1920.
The Police Jury of the Parish of st.
John the Baptist met this day at the
Court House in regular session with
the following members in attendance:
President p. 6. Songy; Messrs: Bar
re, Montegut, Duhe, and Bourgeois.
Absent, Mr.. Reynaud.
On motion by Mr. Barre, seconded
by Mr. Duhe, the minutes OF the last
meeting were approved as read,
The Finance Committees report
showing a total Of $1,396.60 against
the General Parish Fund, and $455.43
against the sher.ff's Salary Fund was
read and on motion of Mr.. Dune, Sc
conded by Mr. Montegut, and carrled'
said report was accepted.
The treasurer's report as follows was
submitted, and on motion accepted
and ordered spread on the minutes:
ITO the Honorable president and
members of the Police Jury:
Gentlemen:
beg to submit the
following report:
Sheriff's Salary Fund, Fo'd 2,30745
Less vouchess 90 and SO $685.
previously issued e
Receipts in August 9.o7
s 2,233.s0
Cheeks drawn in August 594.54
Cash balance on hand 1892
GOOD ROAD FUND:
Cash forwarded 5 12,039.92
Checks drawn in August $4,000
Cash Balance S 4,6s9.92
GENERAL PARISH FUND:
Cash forwarded ) 1882
Note discounted in August 100000
Receipts in August 64.12
5 '2,421.94
Checks drawn in August 2,112.S4
and interest on note
Cash: Balance : sa9.10
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04

I.e Meschacebe contains all
.the Parish News. Have your
name placed on its subscrip-
tion list. Only $500 a year.
Subscribe to-day.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04
Names

List Of names of persons tdrawn to
serve as Petit Jurors for the week
beginning Monday, September u,
1920.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1920-09-04

4 true copy, September 2, l9zo.
(Sea) c1arL a :. ~ I ss,ourt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
ANGLIA ME zYWI WRO-
GIcH UCZUc WZGLFDEM


Londyn, az. grudnia. w Cd
powiedzi ma note sekretarza Da-
niels'a. Lord Northcliffe podzie-
kowat "a laskaWe uwagi o swojej
osobie, lecz z~aznaczyl, re pyta-
MIA postawione przez niego ME
zostaly odpowiedziane. a mlano-
wicie, jaka ~mozliwa kombinacye
przeciw Ameryce widzi sekretarz
Daniel, w ktorej moglaby Anglia
wziac udziai.
WedAus lorda Northclitie'a
kombinacya taxa ME istnieje i
Jest niemozliwa.
Jezeli Liga Narodow, lub ia
kakolwiek lima organizacya, VIA
czajaca Stany Zjednoczone, mozc
STAG sic baryera przeciw ziu, to
wedSug show lorda Northcliffe'a,
angielska opinia pubiiczna bedzie
rada organizacye taxa poPrzec.
Lord Northcliffe t~wierdzi, re
observation-disclosures w budowie O.
kretow wojennych niema sensu.
Ola mnie jake ola obscrwatOra
- m6wii Northcliffe Gala ia
akcya wydaje sic bardzo nieroz-
sadna wobec faktu, re %najlepsze
umysly roznia sic zasadniczo co
do przyszlych zbrojeh morskich."
Globe" w swoim edytoryale
piszc. re prezydent Wilson wy
wiodi SWAT W pole przez Patro-
nowanic Lidze Narodow. ktora
nliata potozyc kres wszelkim
wojnom; jednak Stany zjedno--
czone uniknely przyjecia teso
narSotyku. Mkt ME zagraza A
MERGE. przeciw komu wiec zbroi
sic Ameryka ma morzu: zapy-
Ituje wzmiankowana gazeta.
BRAZYLIA VITA SEKRETA-
RIA STANU COLBY.
Rio de Janeiro, %. grudnia.-
,Prasa Stow - Sekretarz stanu
cambridge Colby przybyl wczo-
raj tutaj ma statku wojcnnym
Florida"
Sekretarz Colby w towarzy-
stwie gen. Cronkite i admirala
Bassett przedstawicieli armii j
marynarki Stanow Zjednoezo-
nych, przybyl do Brazylii W celu
rewizytacyi prezydenta Pessoa.
Stack Florida" wplynat do
przystani wczoraj o godz. 1mej
min. A rano pod eskorta krazo-
wnikow brazylijskich, kt6re spot
kaly ,,Floride" ma morzu. Powi-
TAME PREY wyladowaniu byio O.
gromnie entuzyastyczne. Podczas
zblizania sic statku FLORIDA do
przystani dano kilkanaScie salw
L dzial fortecznych. Pc zarzuce-
niu kotwicy wysocy urzednicy
Prazylii i Ameryki weszli ma po-
k{ad w ce!u powitania p. Colby.
Sekretarz Colby zabawi W Bra
zylii cztery dni.
PRZYJFCIE sAMoRzADU
~IRLANDZKIEGO PREF
1ZBE GM1N.
Londyn, 90. grudnia. - Same
Rad ola Irlandyi lekko zmodyfi-
kowany przez Izbe Lordow 20
stall przyjety przez lzbe Gmin,
Aicby samorzad mogi STAG sic
prawem wymaga podpisu krolew
skiego.
~PREZYDENT DE VALERA
wv DRoDZE DO IRLANDYI.
Londyn, 20. grudnia. - Wladze
angielskie wyrazaja opinie, re
prezydent republiki I~rlandzkiej
de Valera, znajduje sic ma morzu
w drodze do Anglii hub do jednego
Z portow irlandzkich.
UZNANIE MEKSYKA PREF
.FRANCYE WATPLIWE.
Paryz, %. grudnia. Ministe-
ryum spraw zagranicznych oznaj-
milo wczorai, re rokowania, Jake
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
kdflll
NOVA FORMA WYZYSKU
ANGIELSKIEGO.

Paryz, %. grudnia. - Fran,
eva zamierza odmowit piacenia
Niemcom ) zlotych frankow "a
tonne wegla, jak to byio zawaro-
wane umowa W Spa, albowiem
pieniadze te ME posziy ma popra'
wienie bytu materyalnego gorni-
k6w niemieckich zgodnie z umo-
wa, lecz posiy do Anglii ma zapla-
Genie "a towary importowane do
Niemiec.
Francya do dnia dzisicjszego
zapiaci}a Nicmcom 3S6,OOO,O00
irankow, czyli 100000 dola-
row.
Z wyplaconej sunny Niemcom
przez Francye, Francya otrzyma-
"a 10000, 900 frankow; Anglia "a
placiia Niemcom $50, 100000 fran
k6w a otrzymaIa 100000 czy-
/: &c Francya zapiaci|a Anglii no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
MA FRONCIE ~UKRAINSKIM.

Gdahsk. correspondent
,.Dzienrika Gdaliskiego" dol1osi
Z Helsingforsu: Wedlug informa-
cyl Z Moskwy, ia Ckrainic
wzmaga sic ruch powstahczy
wSr6d wioScian. Trocki potwier-
dill wiadomost, re w okolicach
Poltawy ~po}ozenie bolszewiktw
jest ciezkie. Wszedzic operuja
gromady wloscian uzbrojone W
karabiny i kulomioty, zatrzymu-
ia pociagi i morduia wszystkich
podejrzanyoh O komunizm; wo-
bee togo Mkt mic odwaza sic jez-
die be- krzyza ia szyi. Prasa
bolszewicka jest przekonana, re
akcya ia kieruje przyw6dca So
cyalist6w r~osyjskich, Czernow,
byiy przewodniczacy konstytuan-
ty, rozwiazanej przez bolszewi-
k6w. Pomimo, re bolszewicy try
maja rodzine Czernowa jake "a
kladnik6w. przez caly ten Gas
pozostaje on w Rosyi i W ukryciu
zajmuje sic dzialalnosciq antibol-
szewicka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

Galicyi wschodniej, zarzucajae
Polsce ,,zabranieN ziem obcych."
Omawiajqc te spra&e "Prawda"
sowiecka pisze: Polska otrzymaia
niety1ko rBialorus, lecz rowniez
i 6 milionow ch}op6w i roootrl-
k6w ukraiiskich. Polska ME o.
graniczyla sic do narzucenia 10,
syi sowieckiej pokoju przemoca,
bowiem pr6cz tego pobra}a jesz-
cze odszi;odowanic "a bogactWa
wywiczione z Polski do Rosyl,
poczawszy cd sierpnia 1914 roku.
w ten spos0b konkluduje ,,lPra-
VIDA" - Polska zagarnela nletyl-
ko czesc terytoryow obcych, lecz
r6wnicz uczyniia narod rosyJski
Udpowiedzialnym "a polltyke RIA
dow carskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
BUNTY MA TIE ROzN1C
RASOWYCH.
Lcndyn, 90. grudnia. .

Lcndyn, %. grudnia. "
Brooke wybuchnely rozruchy, spo
wodowane wyzywajacem zacho--
waniem sic Japoiczyk6w, ktorzy
bezwzglednie domagali sic row
roSci rasowej. Podczas rozru-
chow dw6ch JapohczyL6w costa
lc zabitych, inni zaS odnieSli "a.
ny. Wkrotce przybyiy wojska, roz
broiiy Japohczyk6w i wzieiy W
swoje rece kontrole mad miastem.
GLOWING przyczyna buntu byia
+; sowa antypatya .Japohczykow
wzgledem Malajczyk6w. Tysiace
.Japohczykow przebiegalo miasto
W poszukiwaniach "a Malajczy--
kaOi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
Dobre Zdrowie

Przsto w1ec. JEST brak VAN apetytu.
ios-5 y-asze oryana trawtace So ME w
porzssFEu. gdy jezytx wasz obfozony' )e-
SH maoe zatwardzenie I blada cerS. Je-
sH Subid.e ma sile. czujecte. re EoisaeN
1 kiszlli ME furGtcNrnuja normaknie. -
Zwbuka Jest u niebezpleczna.
ElIcie n~atycHHHtast do apteSl NupS'e
paczfle Senola herbaty (Hsrb Tea) SSc,
kt6ra przyw-r6ci wan zdrowie. | nuzace
OSNabienie Zniknte.
Jest 70 srodeS kt6ry wartoj sprobo-
wac: Edy ~jesteScie ostabieri chcecie
sic pokrzspic. kupcde W apiece pacahe
Senola Herbaty.
ZaZywajcie ia, pcdfug przeptsu a Sku
TEX Sro5ka tego zadztwf was.
JeEeli aptekarz ME ma tel herbaty.
p~oproSc:e go ably poStara& sic wan o
nia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
K~ONFERENCYA FINANSO-
WA WZNoWI SWoJEo BRA-
DY logo STYoZNIA.
Bruksela, %. grudnia. - Po-

"a. LuoAiAo.
.n,ySlne wyniki konferencyi finan-
sowej pozwalaja przypuszczac
delegation koalicyjnym, re mhiej
SEE r0znice ~pomiedzy mimi a dele
'gatami niemieckimi znikns jesz-
cze pred zawieszeniem obrad
.konferencyi we czwartek ia gas
SWAT Bozego Narodzcnia.
Panuje przekonanie, re do CA
Isu wznowienia obrad konferen-
cyl delegaci koalicyjni beda W
~stanie okre;lit, jake koncesye
beda mogiy bye dane Niemcom,
azeby ~uczynic je zdolnemi do "a
placenia odszkodowania wojen,
nego.
Obie strony sa nastrojone po--
;ednawczo. Fakt, re prace konfe-
rencyi zostana wznowione logo
stycznia, jest znakiem dobrej
! wroZbV. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
,,PRAWDA" BOLSZEWICKA
o POKOJU.

Helsingfors. - Prasa sowiec-
ka ME tai obecnie swego niezado-
wolenia Z linii granicznej Polsko-
sowieckiej ~zakreSlonej przez IL
move rozejmowa. Prasa ia szcze-
golniej ubolewa mad ,yoderwa-
MEM cd Rosyi" Bia}orusi ora2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
Podarunki ola Ch}opc0w

Mackinaw kurtki, wygodne ............. $685. do S22I
Ubrania ola ~starszych maIych chlopcow :. s4.95 do S25i
PaHa ola chiopc6w jakiegobadz wieku -. S4.95 do $780,
Chlopiece bluzki, dobrego wyrobu CSC do $3.50
Chlopiece koszule. spec. Cd -. SIPS do $235
Chfopiece Paiamas nocne koszule ......... 89c do ST.
Chlopiece swetery, extra wartosci ........ $1.5O do S.!
Ch}op:2ce rekawiczki, wszystkie gatunki, para Acc do S4'
Chfopiece strojne !edw. krawatki SOC do S1.00
Ch1opiece ciep{e zimowe cZapki Csc do $500
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
REPUBLIKA PERU ZAMo-
VILLA $4,000 KARABINoW
w GDANSKU.

Geneva, 90: grudnia- Prey
dent Rady miasta Gdaiska Sahm
z~awiadomii Lige Narodow, re re-
ipublika Peru zamowila w gdah-
skich fabrykach brpui $4,000 ka-
rabinow. Prezydent zapytuje Ii
sc, czy wypelnienie tego zamo-
vienna ME bedzie w konflikcie Z
warunkami traktatu wersalskie-
go. Wykonanie tego zam0wienia
daioby prace wielu r~obotnlkom
kt6rzy obecnie sa be- zadnego
zajecia.
Sprawl poruszona przez Prey
denta Sahma bsdzie prawdopo-
dobnie roztrzasana przez Lige ma
posiedzeniu, ktore ma odbyc sic
W lutym, a tymczasem potecono
prezydentowi Sahm'owi zatrzy-,
mamie Zan0Wienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
nHnY0
a.k,.~ ~cuCaNa

askIana ~ NcogsGVS ncnYs0
,rredsiebiorstw ameryk.tsHich. vice
Iprzemysiowiec polEti dobrIe rrtbi
i.Asu stale reklamoWae bedIiS sv6j
i~ntere, DZIHNEIKU CHICAGO
VKIlT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
I
w

Warszawa, %. grudnia. - Pc
rozBiciu armii ukraihskiej ma lin;i
P{oskirow - WoEoczyska Petlu-
ra i Pawlenlso przybyli do Zlo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22
swobods rozwoju Ola narodoweso
.zycia Turk6w.
w X PoRZADKU POD
.PIsANo PRoToKoL TRYBU
NALU ~MIEDZYNARODO-
,WEGO.

Geneva, %. grudnia. - Pod,
'pisanie dokumentu, wprowadza,
'jacego W zycie TRIBUNAL miedzy,
narodowy. przez % pahstwa, ma
stapiso W nastepujscym porzad,
ku: Portugalia. Grecya, Parag'
wal, Japonia, Urugwaj, Siam
Szwecya. Szwajcarya, Salvador
Poludniowa Afryka, Chiny. Pol
ska, Brazylia, Nova Zelandya
Norwegia, DANA, Holandya, In
dye. WSochy, Francya, Anglia
Panama.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

DZIrNSIK CHCA7OSKI zam.eSz.
"a wiecei drohnvch ogloszen. aniAel'
vs-vs+ktn innp d~z'pnniki polskie Chi
ago razem wZiete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-22

wa danine W sumie 3S6, 600, 900
iranx6w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission
has rendered decision il the case
Of the accident On April last in the
Portland Terminal Cos yard az
Portland in which Donald j. Daley.
aged II. was instantly killed, while
attempting TO crawl beneath a train
being moved by shifting engine No
SOS. The Daley boy and another
boy were t,espassing IN the yard.
The other boy got through safely
and ran away. The Daley boy, a
cripple. was caught
There appears TO be no effective
way 20 prevent these boys from
trespassing upon the railroad tracks
and the list Of victims Is ever in
creasing. Il would seem that such al
awful accident as this ought TO deter
others from like practices But a
similar accident in this vicinity a
few months ago failed to have any
effect upon this unfortunate boy and
MS companion. II may be possible
that systematic course OF severe
punishment TO every person who is
caught trespassing upon the railroad
property might have a greater de-
terTent effect upon woul6-be tres
passers than the fatal accidents
which occur. at intervals. Ii every
boy who craNls through or under &
train could be made TO feel that
punishment would certainly follow.
he might hesitate TO commit the
offense- when the possibility that he
might get killed would rot deter
him"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

are earnestly tying % Increase the
membership Of the American Legion.
that graf orga1lza ton made Up Of
World War veterans whose Uplifting
ztrto-sc force has already been fS9- n
every section Of the land
Durl-g the week beginning Nay ssT-
sa-eeath. an especial effort will be maze
70 add 70 the membership Of this orgsnl-
eaton. Il - surely TO b@ hoped that TIE
response Will be commensurate with
the great part played by the sons II
Maine Il -he world conflict Just as the
Grand Army Of the Republic has KEPT
alive -h= traditions Of the country and
proved Z wonderful s-a5iIizing force. 50
e tae American Legion destined 70 BE-
cor1e. along with tie churches and r1s
psoilc schools. the great MEDIUM for en-
coLrag-1g Z true spirit Of Are,icaniS-n.
Nov. therefore /. Carl z. Xiliken.
Governor Of rfs State Of Maine do ear
ntstly urge all former service uaen 70
Use their aest efforts 10 increase the
H.cn u@rship Of the American Legion
and widen its sphere u influence. and I
urge with equal earasEtness all citizens
q the state 10 lend their heartiest CO.
operation II this enterprise.
fSeaD
Given az the Executive Chamber in the
state House at AUGUSTA this four
tenth day Of May IL the year OF our
Lord nineteen hundred and twenty. Of
Inc Independence Of the United States
the one hundred forty-fourtn and OF
the State Of Maine the one i1undre6ta.
CARL Z. NILLIhEN
PRANK ". BALL
Secretary Of STATE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State Highway Bridge Constructio

Sealed proposals addressed 70 the
state u lEh%zT Commission Augusta
&sIre- FIR building tbs following -=.D-
forced concrete b-5dges:
TIE Lover Belfast Bridge over the
Pzss4gazawskezg River II the City q
B@lfast- H25d3 Comfy. Maine
TIE Ca.kz2ce Bridge II re Town o.
Topshzrn. SagzGahoc County. Maine
Tae Mai1streara Bridge in tae Town
Of Harmony e21rlerse- Cosa.y- Maine
TFe br16ge over The Quiet Of China
Lake in the Tosn Of EasSalooro, Ken
Detec County Nzsre-
Each endorsed WITT tb- name Of the
bridge. vii IL received b. the Commits
g%s-2. Maine. 4atll = 4 A 81 Standard
T NE. Wednesday. MAJ = I&3, and a.
that tr-,e and place p1oliclE opened and
rad
zach proposal n1vs. b. made upon a
blank form p-9Tide1 oy the. Commits
h. required 22d must L. accompanied
b. Z certified cseck for 100 ot The
amount bsG, payable 10 The Treasurer
Of State u Maine, The certified cheek
wA be returned 20 all bidders unless
retained under tire conditions stipulated
4 surety canpsuy bond satisfactory
10 t6s Coz MISSION Of o1e-haE Of the
amount Of the contract viii be required
Pans may ge examined and copy OF
specifications and contract may he OBJ
falned At the Office 81 The Commission,
..1gusts. Maine.
The right * reserved 20 re. Get any o.
WILLIAM II AVER. Chairman
PHILIP J. DEERING
FRANK A PEABODY.
state Highway Commission.
PAUL d SARGENT.
Chief Engineer.
Dated al Augusta. Me. May s. 1870
mays. NOR wed -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Last Chance To
See "Copperhead"
At Opera House

To-Day Augusta people VIII have
their las- chance 70 see The COPPER
head" the great Paramount Ar,craf,
special feature. a. the Opera house.
This film version Of the famous stage
success by Augustus Thomas with
Lionel Barrymore enacting the same
Part as he did OF the stage IS z
photodrama that nobody should miss
Not only IS IL Z triumph III every
way. for producers ard performers
alike, but i Is an historical treat
that should be seen By everyone.
Augustus ThomaS's story has beer
given a sympathetic Interpretation on
TIE screen and z setting -ema rEabIy
realistic in its detail that adds con
sidera bly, to the enjoyment OF the PIC
ture- Infinite pains have been taken
70 reproduce the atmosphere Of The
time and locale Of The Copperhead. ;
particularly in the Mexican Cfv5,
Wars episodes The result has bear
most happy and q credit TO Charles
Aalg1e. who directed the film
Lionel Barrymore brings 70 the ro!e
Of AiIlr Sharks. the hero, the san=
fine qualities as an actor and pene-
trating understanding Of the char
acter that scored 50 emphatically il
the stage version The story Of Ailt's
self-sac-lfce while performing q Dc.
icare and most important mission FOL
President Lincoln is particularly
timely in these post war days. The
picture IS Paramount Aircraft
Adv.