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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
FREIGHTS LEAVE RAILS

Three freight cars on the West River
railroad south of Williamsviue left the
rails Tuesday. two overturning, one land
ing bottom upwards down an embank-
ment. They were loaded with coal and
lumber. No one was injured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
WANTS 5000 FOR INJURIES

Emily Lee of Hartford, N. ", has
brought suit against Joseph w. Donnelly
of Rutland for 5000 for injuries received
in an auto accident, Mr.. Donnelly's car
colliding with an auto in which the plain
tiff was riding.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
QUOTATIONS. on BUTTER
Boston, MAY &c

Boston, May 26.
BUTTER--CreamerY extras SIC; creamery
hrsts $50 56c; creamery seconds 52T54c;
creamery thirds i6 n SOC dairy butter 46T
53c; ladies 45c renovated butter sec.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27

potatoes planted and as many acres of
oats sown-L. o. Wilder and Ransom
Wells were chosen delegates to the State
Republican convention at Montpelier
this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Rutland County Sunday School con-
vention opened at Rutland Wednesday.
Between 40 and so delegates are attending
coming from all over the county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
NAIL SHORTAGE IN RUTLAND

Nails are said to be scarce articles In
Rutland. Difficulties in obtaining ship
ments last September and the present
freight embargos are said to be the cause.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27

OF the worlds population there are
always between 100000 and 100000
who are at sea- including those who
predict the result of presidential prim-
aries.--Boston Evening Transcript.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27

Of Lyndonville and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fields from 1rasburg came 10 the funeral.
They had no children and no near rcla-
tives Mr.. Snyder was removed to Peter
Ducharme's for the present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27

stony Point are the parents Of daugh-
ter, born last Friday.-The high water of
Lake Champlain has receded so that the
bay at Benson Landing can be crossed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING

Read the classifed-and cease to WON
der" whether this or that can be accom-
plishsd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET

FURNISHED by the Associated Pross)
Boston. May 90.
BtTTER-Northern 5SU5Shc; western
57iA n 5Sc.
CHEEsE-Fresh, choice. 27ik @2sc: frsts
% a &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

before the first Of the rear, and state
-na- r=zlSy1ia Of business must starr
from the consumer They ara urg-
Ing Lhe distributors jebbess. con-
s7er'tsfs ana printers 10 pass the "a
aRcIaaHs a-nng quickly ana assert
TllH1 il rAna4ns for rae retailers 10
cut prices n proportion Ia reductions
made Ia man gal.-u-lng and Whole
sale circles.
The four mills OF the American
Wooden Company N lawrence have
bean on fouT-liag schedule for
some weeks the Everett etrsau nal
= running Lz--ee da--s q week and
me JsweEo RorsfHa mills two DAYS
a week Other mills n ntsig.bertng
towns are On short -5rne hAssis- Nufa-
worthy exceptions II tine isl If pro-
dacz-un cutters are The PACING and
Inc Arlington mills n Lawrence
The Pacific mills manufacturing
Wa1-s1k.d ana COTTON goods. ara
operating On fun time except n The
I'r-ilt, works department The Ar
1ogt1n zEI11a. largely DEVOTED 70 cot
lun -nsbautacfEli'e- are ALSO on Z full
weakly schedule EXCEPT n Il few de-
pAG-n eDTs In me ease Of tAe Pa
enc mills which e4npior N(tN9. The
assertion IS nAae THAT while present
business conditions DC nor warrant &
tull --ne schedule I4le management
ha1InE carly anticipated the ssrzla-
uaiL Was able % arrange rs work So
as n continue Z f1lIl tine schedule
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
SEINE of the Old Time
Turnpike Reads of Maine

"a These DAYS when state HIGHWAYS
are ne subject Of so much discussion
and interest II max not be arnsss n
''tsf1.n back To the days of the old rsara-
pixies.
L IS aAsF rn understand ttur when
tine indian trails had served their
purpose and t41e aolanses he-ar, 10 .x-
pAna and 10 seek intercourse with
s3ch either those pramitiNe paths were
no longer sufficient and broader.
smoother and better roads were
lernlzatseds Bat aPTeianmHnr was
.=-sadlal under British rule. for the
home government discourage inter
course between tine colonies ana
stEors 10 Prevent manufacturing,
wishing u reserve for us heme
merchants the profits az SUCH g-axle
Hence. down 70 the Revolutionary
EEstT' the roals were at.3e more than
broadening and smoothing Of the
isaid lnaia<@ trails. The early settle
nss1is wera naturally en- the caasf
ann wafer communication being nuzs
convenient Was generally ns~d- Bur
as the fertile -is=iEfs OF The inland dis
traCIs gradually drew SETTLERS AWAY
t-Snn the t,ssaaa. Il obviously became
necessary 10 hare raads or paths
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Dancing at American Legion Hall
Thursday Evening, Nov. Is
DAVE kEIlEf'S ORCHESTRA, Introducing Ray
Carleton, sionist who sing
The Work Of the Newly Created
Maine Water Power Commission

ma TlJ2zI t3iaE : should attract u1Rziu-
1as:I4l1's-s-s 10 Name ana 5fgsE the STATE
wtsUaa 7tluS r--8g Ht g,er cent benefit
flssn the power # Is wasting waters
These are we IF the 1sug;lexT 7-isae-
= ne Mater Eoes,Hr Commission has IA
sem -Atlrsra2ss Of public ownership
<tlssgfn Ia Name water viewers nave
es-tasI oBAENt aEl ny t-3eCty-fc cnrnpxaae<
7ssa4t's.- -EIIs's ssesssa is1sfulsg hack develop
fneaE Thfg WSIns something IN fne
trw wls2cn Nffl prevent These sites s..s-
aAE Besa etEI II Use
In as4 .aI,at3AbiliTN the report w5R
recommend continuous ana state
vine s+eErT ~ dsKe4unfnenE SfuEs%
UNITS vii c-fTsr We ,e.-r-lfTEeu 70 ne A.
rs1cI,s.a when they MAY ne Joined zs8a
Hf t-t'-ssi'a.s1Rz-a VITA complete piBsis
Ter ne tss'v.sipTlins-.s ef All esaE2r@ vst--'-
Sllt>a- q mas VA ne sizes cen be-
h~ta 7uG al use for se rsh rsasons.,-zs
builders Viii NJ reuEszrefi 70 proceed as
Inc necessity, 1ta power arises
The It3E ~ s1 exporting DoT%s from
ne State Is of 3mpeyrEnps TO ArTEans
and S-as+.lFa- western states IN the
t'astnEIatia river As7gECma has pnwNs
es;7raes -5T haif CiuLF-l states II a.--
vssufieEi. ussf eva Manufacture IN
9sf1aEins za3Esst l.+ lsnrneAsufaslY IN
creased w-tiile exported sraer STATES
weNIia u-ED t4ie benefit anr Arizona
R'asi power Las=a from w1fnln ner-
borders
There aTe several other aaeSrsnnS
tas Name Wafer Porr-- Cont M ss1nssf
~sA nas7a - etsEs with ~uicrl srsr,-
states Ia L4Ie Czlpn VIII wArr.a ~5rh
.niEz'Tsss1 A. Name goes s"me others
may I484WM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

Eaar3enry Act pr~s5dinr for Esuist
0sys OF nsssskrz1zsn fur Mxtssnzi
and State Efscfsnns Wen Not Arrss
to Mumcspaa Esectsen-chznues ~
pcaiing pssces
Augusta via hold its municipal
elss.l3on On Monday. Dec. l.. and the
Bszzsd OF Registration viii De IN SEES
sa0u Al their ssogans zss CITY raj an,
Tuesday N-dnesdaw and ThGrsdav.
Der s znd e and On Trsaa~ Lee
ID. chasing ~ r M 10 receive eva
sisaarse tfsGrhinE upen the qaazlrss:a
Cons Of me voters The esn<rres1r.-,
5Et which prscvif1esa Dor eigsat aags for
registration for rue Stale and Ma
f7ana4 elections does not apply 10 tae
MUNICIPAL elert5en. and therefore the
bsaTd wsll De- IN session anlw TOM.
OARS The voting lists viii =our, be
ptu NJ IA tine several wards Of the
clfy
For the csDErenleneA of the ps1Er<
-si Augusta and especially thr WOMEN
VOTERS. the Eaara nj MuairipaA 0Hi-
esrs 81 4 recent meeting aeclced n
tsta- 1ge the polling places IN ward n
1 and T. The rslanrp IN ws--7 y ss
from me 9azi stable 10 fsie anzi zvor-k-
si1op1 N Ward from the rnshupr
hose house 70 the factory boarding
hfsGse- and in Ward :, fsoIn tt,e arsa
hons- On Cenv street 10 the CRY
council room al Cry han In t71e
dzrftrs boarding house. through the
courtesy af Mal1on o Dean. agent
fnr the Edwards Manufacturing "a.
fEe rooms VIII be fitted I'D ann
everything VIII be IN ai-sf class shane
lor the VOTERS OF Ward :. The prob
iefn OF heating The polling places for
the December municipal election has
Sft=n SOLVED by these E.hanges in To-
On items
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Harding Ends
Texas vacation
Off for y. Orleans

On Board President Elect Hard
5ugs Spetaa- TAIN Nar- 11-{E- The
Assa1.lazS.si Press = P;7esl DENT Els.cI
Fzas>iings vacation = Texas ended
TO-DAY and ht was we'll on ms way
toward New Orleans tnnlEfIr . szlll
TOR SOUR nt.--1 waters
Has sper3a- train lsf. Brownsville,
Texas al 10 a IA On a scneaulea
run OF - hours along Ias Gait cnasT
"a int L-7ul slana par Ee Sll stay
fsapr@ I'VE hours. ssszk al moan be
fars Lae New Orleans Association Of
Commerce and boarding hrs steam
rr, tae { nIrsd Fruit liner Psr-snlna
a. r A.
Whe7Ae~ Vera t-IllE o. same other
MEXICAN poIT Kali be v1s31ed haG MOI
been announced ganigiB;. The par
SIN mas present sailing orders C:all
Tor direct run 70 The Canal Zone
but Nj Harding has iuaica5 II re
might IEsquesf ! change To 9H,-nlI
him 20 accept me invitation 10 Sfsit
Mexican territory rendered hIIn res
tEs,xiav al Brownsville
crowds Ersesed Senator Harding al
several tgws1s a3snE sbr wav stIr pi1Iv
a lew stgns were permitted ny his
schedule ana he made no speeches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
ON RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

me fnlG-t:ss n III ~ meeting Of Par
Cross wnu,g=-s engaged n the u,,s-<ss.ur
membership wa cal was hela
Wednesday evening al the Islrzs' Conn
nuni1- Club hunse- me workers ran
des1ng their reports, which proved III
be most enthusiastic Fg,rs-u ali omar
te-s c-Zne words Of encuuya cement zrfi
without doubt before the me limit IS
NJ Augusta WILL be far over the zon
hElth RFan. the acting campaign man
assr PASSED 5ns7 CAV W-snests-
appearing 1hrae times A. INT. Crjon5s7
EnsaEr'z. A1tsfnoen and evening. speak
ing sT ras vital ISSUES Of me drive
and OF the results expected.
Those having the ea-nua1E1 in
IEla,'ye wish Tne people Of AugnSra 70
KNOW than 50 PER cent OF the member
snip T-e OF ane daIlar VII remain here
IN Augusta far Local rellef work and
ANY dt.uRrsens over Ene membership,
lee also wall remain he4'a- THIS Is aet
war uf1ve. but cRnpa 81 70 give
10 me local Red Grass arsarIza1 on
funds 70 candneT lis work VITA A.
ready in certain SECTIONS of the z.3rv
assistance mas been g1ven "a ns=a~
-1-AA-A&NN a-s0 Is II LaK4S NtIiH TlEr
money must be rza1ss.d.
At the neH1zng Last night according
- reports made winch ere Iilr.,-rrlJysrf
the -esaits Ia date show a membership
Of les with q money collection. Of
s7sss- The quota allotted for tfl.s
DRIVE Is @esH members xzlh q collier
ION If spehh- -he industrial plants
and rne business d4srrir1 an MOI r,HDar-t,
but Il IS understood t1=- they hHv=
gone over thar renprds maze Las.
year
The slogan 1or Zale remaining days
of the caEnpA IN Will be every mem
Der ge1 4 -nember which 4 adhered
II VIII Sem the tarr gver the tgp WITH
some 20 snare Ex-e1~-b sav should 40
his or her hii- -.e Quicker the o-l4+-,.
70 MAKE the result sUre Information
tAn ae secured bE inqulrlnE AZ me
cfhra uT I1le Augusta Chamber Of Com
rners,A. which through the s.-s.re1a,'y-.
Csssor-e - Cla~A- Is most sffic5enIir CO.
operating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
SAUCY W. [.
Continues from paos One

non that me CaiIedN States should
be emitted 70 enjoy me same urivi-
leEes with regard 70 the central and
Bse al such lines Is were .is%d
] br +1g-eIgn governments
i Was Obvious rlaa statement aud
al, raaE me United States could not
De expected u allow me Nes- arm
{ mon EBmpAnE al American cor
porauon. 20 charge for government
messages twice the r2zss charged the
British and other governments.
u nile the Nature and scope OF az
s.sellt2Ee authority ovsr ne landirg
and reguia1snn al CABLES lacks -an-
sresslonal or court definition. r.le
present ADM Isf--g13on mas -asRn rsae
position thai wIde power was placed
II the president through ms cans7a-
g.I15pnaI control of -0r,=isn l,sia-inns.
Examination bv the STATE dHpar=-
menI OF The le-az rights ~ ma -or-
eminent has revealed thar suCn 4
pal4cy Was held during the 1t.,-ns Of
Grant HAYS. Garfield Arthur. Ciexe-
land and Harrison.
"A contrary position WIS taken.
however by St.t1'e1a-w Clney. ana
-<ecreGaz-- Gresham ana il VAS heId a
situation might a-2sa 70 TEST the de-
parrrnenr's power I legislative ar1 10
declare ana rat-fr The government s
authority WAS saught a. The last SEES
SION Of congress-.
At thar tine The reported design
some months aso Of the Wes1a l1
I mon Company 10 land a cable At
Mann. Tia. connecting with a British
cable a. rae Bartt1adpe aroused The
state department The propnsesi can
ner11Bn was viewed as 1iY-at-lagi toward
The siren 1henlng Of the British caale
nanop8v on t11e eAs7 caast 81 Saurn
America. Far that reason II WAS held
tha1 any landing pe.'rni1 granted the
II esIsE-Tl Union. should sa4es-Efas'd the
III el'es1s Of me United states.
II aTLier Ia establish this power ct
the president. The STATE department
senf ~ Congress bill Ia prevent the
unaui hpr-iEea lnnding OF cables PRO-
v.diaE 1oT injunction proceedings
against operation Of any ca nles nrw
complying with T9le landing license
granted by The government
The measure never was reporr ed
from committee where Y SOL lies In
the absence oi supporting ieglslngiun
IL IS known thar the Stale department
depends on IFS present dispute with
rhe Western Tnlan N sone measure
upon on me single decision approach
lnr tire question ever handed down BY
q United States Jndge-
Because of the wes1esn Union
government cable messages il - IN
defsgood Ihag orders hare besn issued
N same departments that business be
routed ever Inc lines uf other aahle
companies as much as pussshie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
sEssaKA8LE BeAuTY D

We ma rou .an bring ouf Inc
ss.rv NJ ~pu mar % It's very best
Irrsr,aet w Washing Il with can
t-cz I masses a very simple. IN
rrars-rr shampoo. which cieRnses
|. hal- -nd scalp thoroughly af all
b. ssrrrlIr. u.- and excess oli,
\ VIZ q wonderfully clean. whole
|gra ea..ns- 4-Ta- its use ron VIII
h. he. ne MIR dr1es quickly ann
Fgu-v z nFE-e~ sEsAkea n appear
r. ant & alwHvs bright snf- and
r-r 81 aufF IN 1acl- thar II looks
ke-r plnnarL -1lHa Il is. ann SO
r MI hanging i becomes
sasr-s JusT Use a Tsaspoonfll az
taz.r-rz wails ~pu cRn GET from
h. -opa draC-ls7 s. 1issolEe II IN a
b. e.. m. water TINS makes a AaE
" shampoo juud. enough SO
asT . apply ! % al the hair
rss1 u EIst ne 1op of the head
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
Clothing Output
Continued F-or, Eare ces9

has r-lEre atAl . wage .cuI re NM
reausIr1-.' RESUMED production at-e- a
s!llEalt' ". WIN 4 wa-e rs-lfurl5En ~
l1tIn - r ~ Trr cent. Te.sai4slS nave
ass:-f vnlced bE "a Secllnn AZ rhe s-D-
EcUA-es ana i s-uuH has been Ist-russ
-4lfs's, 5uLZ--e mills operation IN .
silur, rne ,ssuEau4e LES na- been IL
5-.Ts--z!s1fei-
Laae agreement reached a. Tai Rsv-
=. ysi tsZvsay after several r.rr4f s,v.,1t,t.s
afsS'l 'FFtS-,l <itsiEoI na1ufztC.I IrHrs ana eu-
'tsis-sts ooI1 IN lrzF.ess rrgly-3 Cfsr1l. 1tsr a
'grlntEE12ial1Ga ~ me nieEe.fl. ,cule IF
VASES the lrfesI n ne niF1ar7y 81
see -Eayle1rE. has lIeen greeted .sst.,
snucb lutsFa-t n Union IAnt,f s.5rvr14s
- az lDdiE.GI7en pass3i5Ir u ira arr
'Iae Zalat aaAuufz.cy-Iras,s n a1ae- dis
szScts Erl9s 1EsEa. regardless Of 1ase de-
pressed market csndirlpn and ne
genera c-art44lnent q the WORKING
schedule
Esp1a siat.S were Represented t,v
counsel. bur 1ilf EVIDENCE WHICH was
-aAen n s-r''-l- was SAID 70 % en-
r-.'-lv coel4E. es11z4zs.
The charges We're isl7our..r orig
4ll.iE by members Of tae Washington
t1,'a4lse, who = WAS understood. sag1
sent I'ei,I't-s4-sltaTlKs here - z,rvsss
1aeTn oe1alse the national ol,sar,Ea-
Lon
me National Grange MhEh mas
bean holding Is annual sas.ss,ons r,
ms e1Ty- suspended lis meetings for
ne duration 81 The tEgaI ana Is
tskar=-
tR-+-G&ngs, but without vpacs. esc.,1
Is ]1t-y Il XII be called rs witnesses
EfefaUus 70 Ia adjournment this
morning IRE National Grange passal
q resolution aEalnsz government aa---
'afaaaIion IA business Of any form.
The resolution sag
The National Grange believing
arlnlF ia The principles OF more f,t,s,-
HESS Ia government and it.ss govern
Fnent IN business. oppose the enn-,p-
ai4C2o Or rehabilitation of any Of =se..
eit'N71'.is nT which the government en-
'effsn INTO either aSslaill practice ar
e'anfToi Of business as wartime an
Urgency and asks for the r,speza AZ
any and ali laws hayfng tins as their
ensefst
IL particular the Narzonas lSTaasrs
opposes arr e1Tas-r ~ continue ~ n.
e.1st-fi1dtS- or resume operations 1r ra,s
fii'1d states grain adm nisg.,a-5f.y,
me I niied States emergency 1ae,
corporation. the war r1naat-4 ,.e,,,-
Isof'an"n- the Tinted States boa,sinp
t't'i f'ei'aJ2un- the war labor board tf4a
"&iS' Fasitie board the foo acrn iuisr--a-
'lsih- me national defence council
ne pubic Information committee LII
iil4r prses' committees. commissions
" bureaus. and ali similar c,ra--,-
rnenI- observation-disclosures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
mrs. GOULD SPEAKS
TO MOTHERS

In q r4cs zH7z.sr 1o Lne DR. !. r. True
Il Co. MIS- GsTang Could OF Chester
and. Ohio. shs-s. As nv boz Is SICK
and IN much need IF vonr Elixir Z
auEsI nor 70 be without II I cannon
SPEAK too muca praise Dr. T--ue
Ellxir hrs dtfne wnnfir-Tul things Ipr
NV fssflEuresa. and ] viii gladly answer
any mothers letters II regard e Ene
medicine and suffering zstI3}arel
Af7N Could ane u5 1nDnsAEus 81
rsts,i hers wi8p it.Fis after Lafs heatth ~
: near children nv SgV5Gg 1htsgn Dr. True &
E3ixsrs tAr Fanny l-s2HEsne and Warm
Kxp~sles. i sssstzv es.s5leresl have these
sErnr7 nriIls give T&atsan Tsy. Teae's Elixir
ssTvzTu1 AIMS nj %aYsI.S Bad ETsEEh
swollen artptts 5iEa. spur ssG1.sszf-is, ots,a-
siunl@ Eiz4 rs. liX.4 Sht.s. eyes tlaEs,- ana
laE 1yrIsr.hinE ts,efidk 3tr'trsnE az E33f.
nns< anu r..--ssIlsa- stanrs slrv s'ssuEs., fFsa
sstigztE ghs 1EnguE s1zrwtE1E during
s9t-egs. ss9W fs-sssr. Dr. True Lllrsr- Tfl.
FE-r1fr Laxative ans Hsu-n tsSlrps-llss-
SOLD ~ hi stpa5ssE THREE sIzRs Sgs
+t4e .Es-F ssze-ASIr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

-aS1 cN--fA--' % Tx ~ 'A@f' MA
4-fsHgaS al A2nSy7cA- 4Lfs-. St1OlzS1t-1 n
Et.w Work ,~3tz. .as = me axrsk.j,. an
-, -, 49,. - - r--
1--e ny -n~-Ate @A-S- 70 Nv : "ti4 lL'as-
seem and what L ass ALREADY aUine
al.a IS aalur Is gsouk,-.,-vss s-1ta utilize
ma 49,, 49,, ,,,,v,,.,,. ~ .
i p"Ns-A "a ~
me 11@- stare re aKossa Bis-
pose 81 LIS -ssgle -
To rr,p.ntsle me. conservation ~ RI
,..-,.,.--z. - ,.,.,,,..t .-,.,,.- 8 -,
a-A'41 fi@t III a. ist'A u sAtS 81 anu
af e,glr- Sr1t.x.Iagsts HE s.aes IN The n
.-. - .a...
"a A'1 III l. --'f I'a+ 'Ns'-tS
power
VIM t,..sn- ,-s e,.,s.... +.s ,---s,.7.,
- 60, IS
NUNS ~~AA 'r z f'AS- 1-r'As-A44
-ftH-'esl "a MhS.e ana out-af-ttss.-StaLte
1se.apia-
- 80 S -l.s - EN- 49, p"@
- -'tsHh so - Sont-.fa1 a41n
6l-1s- ~ .s-- OK 49, .
- -. 49, pDAt@ 1ehf.-4iii44s1lA
- - q u % c-'htitssea ise,eess's I"
-, Sapsee- ~ a. stsA-s az
=. 100. ~ --i+ - lts@sAf'N4A s' $50
Is--l, -. %, -,.- -
80. 80 * -r.-'-- q 80 4I1otl Nat =
-. i Ut 'r !, Si5-- 1p' sstSs'H- rl-l :
=. - a = 49,. Z ---4t-ttA 4Ai-til1sss73''A
- --'e FL, IT, 80 - a. 1s-stA ~ a.
- nit.-S y saslItt.-te Ia = otft-h 1llL1t
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TIE commission Is Required "a rEyl-
der rsspnrT 70 TIRE tsUre-oar January
nsS- ana II - Inls -s.pur- rDen .
sh3ch u Is saw at work T.Its rt=ssnf-T
VIII he transmitted 20 tie legislature.
and VIII be MADE me aksSs 81 3E-s.sl5-
tlpn waatsn Is sxaer-ea 20 Gpea up
2aAzrss = vSsi Sass-r sawstsL
The Commission has asked rne "a
Tsce anu co-@ptsr@tlan NJ int Ing
ns-er5nE Inunr2& IN New EesiS CITY IN
T2se preparation OF ibis rapport The
matter Mas re4-f-s-c Ia the Asie- Cen
stsvaI3en COMMITTEES OF the Council of
wzlcr calvert Iow,risy. Assistant n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
v CASE OF TWO
WOMEN OF RED LION
W II
=. sor,e-7rns n "a'"s 11sf 1aes
-. M I7sIs5 on Having

alla r. lzladlt4-ar Of Rsd
~-t.e ne P-aest Drug Co..
Ae
r sa- T -oar Indigestion
... asa4 i tor sirk head
y m es nrntaia'e 1'@si*'s- also
" ,.... -ass,r1ls--slaTe used II fse'r
-at-aaia results
-s ms 4h9.fse fsr tsre BOTTLES
,...- one af sase wsnnRc
.,,., great reiief fz'cun ir1di-
ase. rAG1 she wants IN
q. .ea.le ID II
. .,s III aI-ugss ssts. = Eosur
7,.. am ca.1T Priests i'adh-
- 7.adtr assist on him order
=,~.-r "a. Wholesaler or f'fnesi
quar. Ne. Samples sent
en paper n which ven
t-elr~ - grltsxlT-A1v-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

FIRE Mundar might cAased damage
10 tina esI-mEEesa amount of E.aea II
Break Water Farm. Cape Eliza tls-tl
The Cane Elizabeth Department WIS
sri4fi-e cf the if-e nv FsAephnne and
e-hist Jassefrn ana lils ire fighters
made 1sffck ssan 70 rae riacs- --ht.s-e
issv fuand 2 fa--H vegetable s7urx-
lpuse N rtasneE ana aSsn an au1o J--1c.k
With was stirred w7rIin. Ae-gr q sal-
amt TRACK me IRE WIS uuens.s.-l ne
fora vesesrztlIrs and a1her products. al
50 farm implements valued a. Sever
al Thousand dollars ha6 b4-sn damaged.
The srildinE damaged is owned ny
n.ineas II snrasae Of Boston. vino
conducts a large farm and AIS asn
pens Of aneasaurs on his ranEe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

fer ne Decoration VITA me degree
OF chlEa4rv- on deserving snsmhers
Of the oT'-ies. whose lde.nIsiy al tins
tsrne mas net been disclosed on the
evening ri December IL. The exFr-
ciisAs viii he 5d a ul-publlc naaure
members al 11e esraer ana Eaaelr
wives Ia be the Inygrea guesis -sae
program VIII consist nj an anrar-azr-
merit inciuu2ng musical numbers
provided or iaeaI talent followed NY
the comforting OF ne degree The
affair according 10 present piaszs VIII
oe held a. Cad Fellows haEl and
promises 1S me most interesting ana
impressive
N. N. WiEz.e Of winthrop was a
business n241er ga Earer street
IA s.Ffyys.xFES.E