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The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

The United States has only per
cent of the worlds population and !
per cent of the worlds land.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Texas. author of the Eighteenth
amendment. Morris and l were in
Congress together" explained Gov.
Cox when telling of his anticipated
pleasure in renewing acquaintance
with the master-builder of the ma
tional water-wason. The nominee,
whom the slang of the campaign
has already saddled with the slogan
of Cox and Cocktails" was asked
if he would talk prohibition with
Senator. Sheppard.
Il shouldn't be surprised" he re-
joined "ir conversation drifted in
that direction"
One Democratic political leader
whom Gov. Cox was particularly
gratifed to greet at Tree Tops
was Thomas r. Love, national
committeeman from Texas and Nc
Adoo chieftain at the San Fran
cisco convention. Mr.. Love came to
assure the governor that McAdoo
men are lined up solidly and whole
heartedly behind the Cox and
Roosevelt ticket.
Landslide Predicted.
Texas" said Mr.. Love. can be
put down for 100000 majority for
the Democratic nominees" An
other leader of Keynote" interest
who called to greet Gov. Cox was
former Gov. Joseph W. Folk of
Missouri. Mr.. Folk is close to Will
lam Jennings Bryan. 1t was he who
organized the Peerless Ones pre-
Jackson Day campaign in Wash
ington last winter and brought the
perennial Nebraskan once again so
conspicuously into the Democratic
limelight. Mr.. Folk offered Gov. Cox
his thoroughgoing support and an
nounced his intention of stumping
not oily Missouri for the ticket. but
any other States into which he
might be drafted.
Gov-Cox's train pulled into Wash
Iington fifty minutes late. but a band
Kept the big crowd. in which women
and girls in flimsy summary toggery
were conspicuous. in good humor
during the interval. The east end
o fthe station was roped off for the
nominees reception.
The reception committee were:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

legal AFFIDAVIT certified
to absolutely bald The
thought the roots
hope Of having new hair
at c. have Iuxuriant growth of
Of badness pictures
here my Photographic certified fur
fhpr
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Veteran Plays Fife.

The Vice Presidential nominee was
the first to grasp Gov. Cox's hand
as his Pullman drew UP. Then there
was a stampede in the governors
direction to give him a grip OF well
come. A G. A. r. veteran of Demo-
cratic proclivities, who had been
killing time for the crowds amuse-
mep. by playing campaign tunes on
fife. dropped the instrumental for
the vocal and shrieked Three
cheers for the next President of the
United States" The crowd respond
ed Justify. then. shepherded by Mr.
Roosevelt. Judge Ansberry. and Gov
Folk. Mr.. Cox made his way toward
the locomotive of the Pennsylvania
train which brought him to town.
He stopped to shake hands with
Engineer II. English and Fireman
w. c. Jarvis. The governor wouldn't
wait for the engine crew to remove
their grimy gloves and grabbed
their hands before the besmeared
gauntlets could be taken off. The
trainmen smiled profusely, visibly
delighted at the honor that had be-
fallen them.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

scalp in spots was almost en-
tirely bald. I used everything
that was recommended but was
always disappointed until last
I came arross Kotalko. ny
bald spots are being covered
now; the growth Is ALREADY
about three inches" G.. W.
Mitchell reports: II had spots
completely bald. over which
hair is now growing since
u>ed Kotalko." Mrs. Matilds
Maxwell reports: The whole
front Of my head was as bald
Il IL years. Since using 10
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Cox Greeted by Cheering
Throngs When He Ariues
For Talk With President

Franklin d. Roosevelt. candidate for
Vice President; the governors hosts,
Judge and Mrs. Ansberry: Senators
Duncan U. Fletcher. OF Florida: J.
Thomas Hefiin. of Alabama; Morris
Sheppard. of Texas, and Henry F.
Ashurst, OF Arizona; Former Gov
Joseph w. Folk. of Missouri: Ma
tional Committeeman Thomas B.
Love. Of Texas: william J. Cochran.
director OF publicity of the Demo-
cratic National Committee: "Cy"
Cummings. a guest who was one OF
the Cox pillars in the Maryland
delegation at San Francisco: Louis
Brownlow. mayor OF Washington"
president of the District Of Colum-
his Board of Commissioners, who.
together with Lieut.. Col Charles
W. Kutz, U. 8. A., headed a welcom-
ing committee of District citizens;
John F. Costello. Democratic Ma
tional Committeeman from the Dis
trict. and Col. Robert " Harper.
District delegate to the San Fran
cisco convention.
. No member OF President wilson's
Cabinet appeared to be at the sta
tion. II the administration sent
delegate to welcome the Democrat
who may head the next one. he was
lost in the shuttle. Perhaps the
White House thought that Frank
lin p. Roosevelt sufficiently filled
the bill.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
INDIANS SECRET OF HAIR GROWTH


Il that hair did not
through dandrun fever aopecia
disorders Miss A. d. OFT"
hair fall out until my
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Gets Floral Token.

Gov. Cox, at his urgent request,
was not taken to the Presidents
room" of the station. but passed di-
rectly to Judge Ansberry's automo-
bile. He had to stop repeatedly en-
route to the car to shake hands with
men. women. and children. While
making his way to the automobile
court the band played Hail. Hail.
the Gangs All Here" for reasons
best known to the bandmaster.
Then Gov. Cox stopped to accent
a gorgeous basket of snapdra rons
roses and sweet-peas from a tiny
miss, the daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs
j. Frederick Barton. of Washington.
Just before entering his car Mr.. COY
picked up the tot and held her in
his arms while the movie e-camera
men shot" him-to their hearts con-
tent in that paternal pose. The
band played The Star spangIed
Banner" for accompaniment.
1t was fifteen minutes before the
Ansberry car. In which Gov. Coz
and Mr.. Roosevelt stood bowling and
smiling. could move across the sta
tion plaza. The multitude SUR
rounded the automobile and insisted
on a prolonged outdoor handshak-
ing bee.
The sun was beating down merci-
lessly. but the Democratic nominee
went through the form of enjoying
the ordeal. Many women and girls
forced their way to the footboards
of the car for a Closeup" of the
candidates. As the two men stood
there suffering the plaudits of the
multitude. Mr.. Roosevelt's vastly SUI
perior height was conspicuously an
parent. He towers more than a full
head over Gov, Cox,
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Police Ciear Way.

Finally the police cleared the way
for the cavalcade, which had now
formed up in the shape OF a score
of ears containing newspaper cor
respondents and unprofessionai Gu
rious.. and. with the Ansberry auto
in the lead. the procession started.
II took Gov. Cox along the B
street side of Capitol Hill. then
through Pennsylvania avenue. past
the ElIipse side of the Treasury and
the east wing of the White House.
l observed that Gov. Cox did not
waste a glance at the executive
mansion. though his thoughts. II not
his eyes. must have been turned in
that direction.
Anyhow he could have enjoyed
merely the pastoral visits of the
white House sheep grazing on the
lsan Presidential lawn At st. Johns
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

m hand for
womens
coDvn report %
The Washington herald., 1920-07-18

Even few DAYS of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19

View York. OGE- 1s-EenuesIs ---um
al gl4T-ts VI 1he Tnl1sn SHzas t,ln1
the s-rsa7v westward 1lde Of rmmi-
grants he diverted 1-um the fHE1tE-
GROWING ci-aes ID -nra1 DISTRICTS m
7sBpulazE abandoned farms have lac
Commissioner n1 Immigration Wallis
IN renlE tina immigration authorities
lick TINS power Immigrants. ne ssL1n-
pisn -iasssr fiesI1nHlgn before fzavInE
rnelr home Countries.
E,s4isseat1uns 1rum different STATES
lsaErs r.mI3sd al Ellis Izaann 70 urge
f1fa- Steps ne taken n prevent lzazna-
e---az7-s rum zBfnE 10 certain ci-aeE.
EssIYrese1I.azzzrs uf 1tle Chu1nDEr ct
Commences az Detroit which new CELL
Sis figures advanced 1-um Inc u4urn
ID -tle fourth lazresr cIrv in the suZzn-
try. asked thai immigrants he serr1 I'd
Northern AalntaEzn. Present lR1nr
conditions n Ze<-UI. are NOT sucn az
"a v-u--zu1 I'll 1n4sIz1 Of fnresEn lHisnr.
-rsr dax.aared. as Mang MaszEse-
hurried rrsuru eu1a-1ng Cauadn by re-
rss,Jz r--tiss-. fsave 9acA-aG N I,eE-Bi1-
14an.Eiaua dieleEE1ann visited me
.zrrrasE-xLu1 E-x-inn IN al znTievnur ID
induce lrurnigrHus 10 80 To unDrcu-
meg farms IN -ila1 ErRzE.
CuuusHEinnEr Wallis nRk conferred
win railrun6 agents Win a view q
s,,esgisrsr the weETw2-v; iEuR-raIre N
trurn.g-zurs m alleviate crowded nnn-
sF-ipnF II rhe island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19
Their " ages Increased
D2 Per Cent IN 8 Yrs.

F7i--shE--- ORR -S--ile average
DAILY WAGE III svaI-v persun sruTiiuved
II AI5errlsfgv CDur-v ann az me
EoRnEvs E7-ss1esr industrial cauzal-s
lnc,'agseG ~ peT csuZ u t1TaH
sRG-s. s.rnrttng % James F Wood
ward S1H1s Ssc,-H1E..T Of LBTe-gR2
A-tzll-s. -he per cAqi.a agl,w wage
1aT 18TH wGE Sb4ii8. H-illie 1nu- a -H1R
WAS s. So. Ar " anG.w ward said He
IIss-1 ms lEcza- ysE- 1ur cnIn5sE-lsun
because ns sE4id Z WIS fairly npr-
na-." whereas ~ and 1873 were
as3rlu5Tnal ewing u Ing var
Although prpGaClnu valuszlun
dR-T1g rf7s VIZ wsErs wRs E--eE1F-
I3IEn n 1872 Mr WonGws-5's fig
2s'as showed Wages had Increased
STEADILY f--nn 1875 ~ ss.3 anzlr in
1a11-- nna Sal II -nZS To %a.ns II
1g-n
Es--nGnn-1un vRiue IN Iq-9 amounted
n 1a0t-2.B. 400 as tsuu,zaa-=d with
s. G. q 3..2 II 1916. an increase nj
1--s per cert In 1Az- and 1gZS pro
auErlun value rHnefed wal u-=er the
s.. g0n gaa. are mark
ThH per capita wz1l1h IF rtfH cfaun-
" waE s. H6G or 1TVsl-re 1lInss rf1e
average Per cEpi1a ri me TuIesr
SIa1ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19
WALD0ElRl3

NE1gT5-M- and Mrs 7 *. atsvH-
n waluubarp WE'RE in 14l-s place sun
GAY Atze.-,1Dun calling OF rssiar1ues.
.InsaTsi7 La Sell VIM mas employment
wI1n nuf-1Ailie mill in sGTne-rills. WIS
npuus over sunffH-
Eer ana Mrs Jut1n Churchill at
Southport, a former pREior af tnss
plRne a1lt6 the pulnI- mere sunday
n1urn4nE n sxrt1Rngs WITH Rsav. G+snrgs
e DHvas
5acob BnEuss and granddaughter
Hiss MR-jnr.is BURGESS and M-s. F-sc
Ca4uerwDar are visiting ralHris'ss and
friends IN LINN. Mass
M-- and Mrs. L. Y. Ea--uu Of -niun
PASSED sunday WITH M-a. Ca--nIss
parents M ann Mrs " r TaHgue.
NJ and Mrs A3rin Mink ana little
aaaEn1s- CO south Washington MT
gna Ms Z NJ Ear-nn af En1sn ann
AIRS Nellie W1nrnsr isArh aun fiRuE1l-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19

ra-rrv OF al N their E-sHa- De-aaTs-
mani This Is me t4,-s7 death E-urn au
as,ruupt,iis acnidan1 II Iris anu1mun-
ry-
Snur D. Z. Cnrsun reports TINT
r,s..ss.l- AL OF h.s rzshG.rle-r viii amend
-fe euuweu-lun a 2EuEDr-
Columbus Day was observed fy TIP
SCHOOLS flniG3ng Sessions as usuhi and
Try RsinE une period WITH speEIa4 sx-
es-.,aes u7un the significance II ne
aay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19

EpcElanl. Ne. Oct 4S-Burs and
Ei,-;E' clubs VI hnux COUNTY, held EnElr
aunusl. sxtiilI-1un n Odd FelluwE hal
Saturday and wsre guaszs n a ban-
auef furnished nr basinHss men- The
principle speakers were Esr. ". L.
PRATT Miss Aits-ela Ellis nj Orunn
SUPP F-anE q Rpwe. aE-inua-Il-ai
lns1-uCrurc L 3. Wouf ann Cuuury
AGENT z L CzDwHE.
Miss Ea-- of Warren wun ehs
COUNTY championship IN cnnk.nE
hpuHrw0rK and sewing fur me sernnd
sunressivH uea- She In assu me
hinder af me Stare cfRmulunE1i-
MISS Doris cweriack OF washington
wHn -hs cnuury championship N can
ming fDr me secund successive Lime.
F1rH1 urIzr winners IN ur1er cfnases
we-s- Finn curn. Lvnwnpd 3 Ei1i
Unun, garden. Mildred Mouer. War
rem POTATOES. Elazenrr Davis Tnlun-
pUnl-rr, Nellie G. Daris. Tniun.
sweer cnrn. Schuyler Eaz-is. Tnlun;
pigx. RuDer- 1x1un. West RDcspur-
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nee VIII Pro-
n AwT71e-laTS

- -
ark, G,ct- 1s---F.sucil nils
,u-1rlszs Il CE1liE.a- Turssx
14nr-ned 1f.1cials Of ths A-ms-
S..-.nna. hmm mar F-ancs Is
acrapv me entire region rs
"a. liant af her raanGass and
r-1e11u11s VIII ne G4Tnu-ssd caTa-
-',7ec-l0-. according % no-
ching Esar- EsE1 6siief
b -s---7eg--g hgrs -~uIn asauzs n
SIR
1 and Ma--t75rl n1yw wing
-~-,n admirably TuE,iziEi2 ma
-z- s----tllr-v. ere n ne occupied
..g 'as ztzze Trta WIS 7-tle
~ d. massacre isv Turkish na-
/ SIS = Frur1ct7 frgT--ns EsE--1sUT-
e l&ss spring
Grating lp me inflammation re-
/ 0~ -ns rsaIiHf organization The
gg--s GEM work n hsTnRl
+ G4-1gualisr Lender. rf1Rz, -sleg
7u' +G---ur-zzrl TINS zssaEsa----e
a- 4rv f1ir-raer au---zGsE ara
F1i'1t-e against arg Ca-ssr1an-
-a- ~ 8rtlag-rjEe. IN E--a- the
[ zIIf-+~
e. 8fflcjAls a-4 1ncltnsc I'D be-
--a- ttc snlp salu-san OF t1lf
e ---.lf.al s--~1snzipr, N g-siilclR Is
'as' r'--encr palirv IN holding Tisf
asaL a--sAs
ling 70 tgngEs tTT1ur-rnH-Iun re-
r q -ssiisF nendgIaa-1Ers cuT1lis-
- ;:,iag~7r Zu-aSEhsiz- C,iIiria-
re nil1l8nEiisrs are Daf ftEfz--
ne F-enCr IL Aiur1h. AIsH-1l- sz1d
nv 1.-gs crsev ERE psrHecr-1nE
q 1'r''s1-a. E-n1een Americans
III IN n Acaun w Ina Siege
'''--rss1s.iss-x nzvs been runfsars=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19
Bowdoin Seniors to
CorDeta for IS Prize

Brunswlck NE. l1c1- 1.-THE s1-
Rswlin1r Cn3legH Sauiurx vino N JRn-
uRv viii unrnnsf9 4Dr Et1s ClaHF o.
LSfsS ur,xr FIR the beS1 w--r1+sn HI10
spoken 0-'allBn ny d mt.7nfsfT OF me
graduating class WE'RE announced pF
Professor M51mnr L Mitchell af -ns
Department 1f R11sznI-lr and arH1zrr-vv
rnnIEa- rs EuI8pw.
Iosenn l. fsadGs- a. Pt--sfie8Gl- AEu-
riga & CsnDu-rs of tz7-HsrEua1. MASH
L.lt5r. 4 ER1r.fl " rses.ie-- Eslsun af
tlc-rwn- Rpbe71 " Morse OF Win
enron Mass anu Hugn Nlzpn CT
t3-pnkl4ne MRaE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19
Canadian Provinces
To Vote On Prohibition

10 Vote On ErOFllI1LlO1l
TsrBrl1n. Ont. Oer- S. -HfH-en-
arTrs IF u bH nHlr in me provinces CT
Ngr-a Scotia Alberta, Ontario. SRE-
Ezfg.tlewun and Man11Dbn an Orr .
n tisE-ifsR HrnETfI.I- me IT1BnI-Ta-lnn Of
irsrzxicnzlnE iiruu- IND 1assH prov
incas snail ne fn,-'rduen Try law Ali
OF these provinces now hpEe incA2
p--rfal:57rlnn in 1zIruE. They a-s per
r-17--4-fs UNDER 1ne British North
america Ac1 II p-nt,1niz me SAFE II
liuuur wi-f11n earn province but Il
present cannuz prevent If ITunn--zH-
nm 1utn me province rs 1nrer-
T1r--r-tr1cial --srie iE RnGar Ins confirm
af the DnrniuIun government
The Duru1ulun Parliament now
zz-H-. has Decided 1:laz cnnt--nl Of
nuuu- SHIPMENTS ln1n & province
shall ne ns1raEHTsr wherever Tine
T7r-rr -r.s rias 81 zraez4G Tae purpose
Of 1tlls is IT confer Rpnn aacn nr-gT-
frrs 1hF right IT cnrnuierelv ca---v
our me viii q me psDule regarding
~rr---nl Of rtle SAFE uT iiaunr. This Is
q c-uncessinn made ny Parliament as
III alFsr-na1ve ~ uH1lurAl profIisi
-lnu-
7 ma TuTE II either Of these prov
Noes an Oct u Is IN 1Evar at TAX
M ever 41u crnr-Fl uf -t1e hgunr
business WITHIN the ur-u-inea. the
improvisation df liuunr viii, ne PRO-
s5sz5-=.fs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19

ta- Alirs. called On MI an1 MIS- ElmuE
ShumRr sunday a-1e.-nonn-
NJ ann Mrs Ruel 9rff and zs-1le
SIM DRIVE 10 Vest WalfipDurD Hn6
paszss.ri me dry with Nj amt ME-
5RnruE Eani
Mrs Nellie Winrtlsnhnc.l. ME. Lula
" n7zannuse and Mrs FlnrEnne Sfln-
MIN PASSED Thursday WITH M-s- LFtfia
Morse a Pleasant Hi
Mrs C,G1a~ta C-eRzner is confined n
the rurse suffering ..un the effects Of
q bhn t.nid.
M-s amber Smith anf daughter
Ksft1a ZINC 5-aan6 VIM nave bs-en GUESTS
af Mr. and Mrs 9. 3 Walter fsr ti1e
uRs1 Asw wseasE nave ,-erurned To tnszr
hume III Chelsea Mans.
Mrs W Il 0spurne and SIM PerlEy
acLaiiRn af Buxzun and MISS Asarsa
IEs-srsraan- vino nave bean passing ser-
era cREEs with MT and N-E. x-lmns
shurnal- nave -e-1IrnsC hume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19

An azz-rn of 6re wnE g5wen TdurB-
Fszxr usr47r nj nDuIr eiEfE o'ciuck fnr
" ssaze in 1fas house uf Mrs Tar-ie
1--we The frr Department QUICKEN
-4.snnnred Hnd WIKI ITD lines OF anse
me IRE wzs sgnn nus- The dazunke
rs .grasnH-sr II trsum s5ee n S1aee t1ne
m ssu4n f1r-e nz1a wa1.r
g-nu-5es E8ltE recairzG QUITE nad
.-nax, wusssass nr .,Eing fsir by une af
ssve npzzicz Of the hnse
TIM lff-an SUE nf MI Gnn Ars-
sr,,t.s who wns liilrn nv an ansnmr-
l,i7r last -nssdfay was r1arind Fridzg,
me .,.urraa hainS hsiG 81 me huna.
Ths rr-rn1z nHwe -ile ainrGrs Em-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19
L.s1 xis~ GranHe. Auburn.

The reEular rnesrlug az Lake View
GranEH- Auburn WIS feis Saturday
naEr1 with 30 ms1ntsers BresHu- Dur
-sng me evening the fuIluwInG prn-
s-lm Was furnished Song ~br me
GrEnCs- --SfzEe of Maine: ruerr. Mrs.
George Pi-mRn- question. ''Fssuiwed
That pegpie have rnure cnr14nr-f aaa
er3Dr life sezzRr r8Gar THIN lf7e- did
1BD wea-s axn-- Opened IN affirmative
i,y z 4 Libby. an6 for the negative
by c. NJ Bu--hE-lk, and discussed hv
members recizzzinn- -t1elrna PIT
mHn5 rsading. Nal-ie Easca1i. sunr,
"Anerica" by -iae Grange
Altar the entertainment refresh =
rnerfs WERE SERVED anfs seciaz i1uu-
WAS erJprsd. e wRs announced tfiR-
rte EnnunI grange fair VIII De Csc-
"a
Il WIFE aim announced Ts1H- 1llese
VIII be q EpeciR2 meeting af Mainr
Sta1e Grange n Auburn EranrH tlaIl
Thursday evening. Oct e. a winch
-1,ne tte f-.h and Sixth drr-ess VIII
be cunfer-s6 IN p-sua-H-iun fF1- 1fls
reET1iar session nf 1he National
Grange H BBrnn. n NUvesnne-
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Big Fertilizer
Plant at Caribou

Carbon. Me-. Oct 1s--he ing fer
-lliUer plall1 beanE er=cfed here RE
rhe A-nnE1nnk Fesie-azlnn of Farm
arB IN osinE puEi1sE RAPIDLY and nrar-
finally al riae mz1ariRis xar uHe In Eflt
cnuEt-urraun If the building are pr
the grounds. the ceIlar Is beanE dug
sirzngs graded farms 3einE built ce-
mani gazing IN. timber being framed
Rn6 al the ditsrsnr hneE OF wurE
ba1ng ca--ieG aionE -auiflr Plenty
uf fExzuk and Inan are nDw availsf1ie
and there in ne gnEsriun hu- tfla1 me
building viii he clusee befu-e nuiG
weather -he machinery mas bern
engaged and viii be IN the ground
--uAcr n install as spun as the build
inE Is clnseG II There Is uD dBut31
rtH- me facTurv viii be mixing by
The FIRST Of rile winter -hH mzxers
VIII hive d cRaaCi-v af -wsn1v-ffre
tDns DEF fru- or SIX hundred fnns
per CRY The Federation mas uns s1
me besz chemists IN 1n. business N
buy anr test iSE Tnazzrials
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19

0rs Zs-sz-Aanual Cnrvsnzann Grand
Battles Ii Quo F@ll1w.s afc EtA-
fls.izRns. Bangor.
E1u1- 'eIs-Ss esiztF nesting ~ Governor
Rnd Council. state EuEsf.
etet 2ts--NaAsslnl gs-o Grunge LL4r n
East NaGsaI iggrn.
ltr. -I-saasun8e Lusige or Ii1Er-ur-
TIM Rz ID. Shz-1urd-
Oct zz-Mn1ns- Anti unerruinsis As
EsoEasEIHn- annual nesting, Macil4Rs-
9E. 2D-g7-s1azss Chalnoer eI Cum
nETre nesting 81 STATE Enrse-
Orr ez-22-Nsw England Advertising
arr .a-..SS-Cur1ineriann county rnn-
ras1 buEs 'ann girls cianE. Port-
g.rL e2-ssSS-waiGis cgun-v Contest
boys iand Earis einns Ballast
l,pburn Classical Instz1lzs. Water
Oct. sS-yurk rnuuzy cnu1est. horg
ann girls club<, Auburn.
Cuuury Farrn Bu-nap. Eaactaaa.
Oct .T-MRsunfC LofiEF ct tfS1znr-
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WANTED
BRICK
III ASONS

n lewiston $40 for 9 hour
day. Travelling expenses paia.
Union jon
J. A. GREENI-EAF & SONS
CO. Auburn
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Tht hardware Store owned by L.or-
me = Bzateurt.- II Main sr--aHt.
Spr7ngvRle. waE broken tnrr t.g--sv
SnnfiHT morning. s4Da n cast, and
checks T0EH1tH- with several rifles
silH1 gIns. 1searnlEFerz- Eu5ves, car
tz-lnEss and cIIlerv nainc Carried
Ewzy- The burglary occurred INST
a1tHr pDllnH officer A-weut " Alien
iHr1 mis- heH1 ID ST home Entrance
WIS EHlnen fsr curing a pane az gtnEE
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Nj. : - q. News

AiE4ne ntw mas q RsalG3l 5ouF7lRs NJ
z1x own In September gfle H. p Z. A
News. rlae magazine az ting M41ine Pun
ac 5zs24-n Asssuc2a-Inn matte iaE iuIElh
appearance and VII ne Iksuen earn
TnTsn1t ts1'sa-1ssr. The uancr Contains
news articles ON health wT-.g az over
1lls S1a-e- appninrmsutE aE hfsl11 II
"n',iRss's; T4lsnrtS nf conferences anG
plans Tnr g-pv--r az the Asssncia-lur
t1r'11ariRlE, pIr-lrt=g ann ca--1rsn,1s
The Al ? Il a News Is circulated
Among the members ~ the AssuriH-iarl.
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DIR ycar IalE r1ause was plun2li<y ~
zag hirrhs suer neaLaE. wniis IN LAM
cun r7zerr WEE plurality az 49,
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Ing zsg11ns1 me French Ea---lsur
sI.lcE Jane e&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-19

Abby Lillian wife of Cal Tirrur
Brett NJ BanEnr. died Sunday MON
~ q 1naniraa II -i1a. CRY. ze-er ser-
erzi wears uf failing henlt.,. she was
hnrn Sept !. 1g55 IN Bangor
aangh1ar NJ Charles Anes. nj nne
time clerk IN Adj. Gen- j L EpfE-
finnts uffirs az Augusta The huH-
band and enc SON. EDwr-d SURVIVE
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Cement 0rdoGs
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1921 W 1919
Remember PIT ExP1riezcz !
NOW - ORDER - NOW
Davis 81. uU1lGD -.
Winthrop. Maise
For Sale

Cur entire srnr~ Of Marine stxrH
jerseys. On arrnursr Of gp,us nls1 sf
BUSINESS ~e are ufssr'ns fur saie y
E1xs IN al s-sres af faczriun. assd
z aes+erz f--nrn mrs- n 2 yz- A8s1
sne znnirs !. g - sugl. s1srmFssa
Cwl 1iunr. ann : Arr j. z. c cuss.
C-As- s POPE & SONS
5nnry-nsare farm. Manrrex<s-. No.
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The bnr-lesnir Massacf1nse-1E
which aunEf1r m rhe bar-1e uf Sanrlarn
N 1S9S. win he ruweE rum the
Pniandelphin navy yard N Pensacola
Fla. u ses-ue M n farrrr m q t-ins Of
aeainE III a-mnred wa-xa1tr. Il is
annuunced The nic wa-znipss a-1npr
plate is - inches xf1irk. Eer rrurec-
linn nearly eurals thu1 M Present dar
warshipz. ThR ship win he znEhurrd
MI sf,ur-e nj n rznEe nf three miles
erurn the nrnhars1inE hnr1erv
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Of Newspaper Can Probably Be An Advertiser On This PAGE
More Than Ever

n these tunes AQgnsEa 10lkE reac znc Use Jour
nal classified a6s. In these cnlzrns yoE VII find
listed every cay the wants and the offers of r.
Liable peuple> WHO have lsarned that the thrifty
Wzy I'd buy and ra sell is the Journal Want Al
WAY
Telephone yuur al for tanorrvws journal
Cal lbs and ask fu journal Want Id TakEr
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A REcoLLEcTIon.


] Iike to mink about the place
Where as a child | played.
In fancy often | retrace
The paths where once ! strayed'
As cherished memories | recall
Amid the hauuts OF yore,
seem TO prize above them all
The good old grocery store
Where sou could sit and take your ease
Ana eat the crackers aud the cheese,
And browse around the bounteous shelf
And when inclined, just help YOURSELF
see the shadows IN the pool
I near the distant bell,
which. with It's summons back TO school
] needed none too we'll
Yet whatsoe er may be the spot
I linger 10 explore.
Ny dreaming cuts across the lot
70 that ola grocery store
Where bacon FROM the rafters hung
And fruits IN gay testoons were strung;
Where you could get without a thril
Some change back from dollar bill!
-Phlauder Johnson IN the Washington
star