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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Whereas The E-aa- aflG surname
Ruler M the universe has IL Els m
nn11e wlHuHm -efuuuer ram aEnung
us ans OF nur worthy END eEreesnad
fHi1pw-labarH-s. Gardiner Ii Knowles
apu whereas 1fae lung end Intimate re-
lRLIuns haiG WITH him III rne faith
II. discharge II mis- GuSfes IN r.l1s
snr,lerv makes Il eynlneHr1y beflI-ing
tra- We rerprG our appreciation al
him 1herE1urs
Resolved. That -ts wlsann and
ani2zry which ne naE exercised IN -ile
ara 9f uur organisation ny Eervine
and c8unsei, aE Past AlasIe-. VIII ne
neaE IN gEz-Efm rememBsanrR-
keSniven- Thai the sTnfaen removal
nf surn q LITE frum &mang our midst
iaEvex q VACANCY ann a EIanDw rnEg
viii ne sie1piy reAitzEn nE al me man.
Bers nnd friends nf TINS urga1lixu-lun
an6 viii proue 3 EeriDfIs aDss ID IaE
t.usarnsMzrv Rnn zne public
h@sHfpAl. Thai win aEEp Er-nlpE-flv
wtr4 me sTHreagsE -s.ia-rv7S nj Tt1H me-
fsnxkssc We exuraks aur nnyse EnE- essea
SO great q inss Es US al n,ay he over
rIlied FUR goaC by Elm who d8e-h al
Things well
RaEnawea- rhzz q rnpv of tf1eze reE-
asurInns b6 spread upDE Inc r.rarrk
rF THIS urEzElxREI0E- q Esspr prlnEar
in the iurnl paper ann d rsuy 1nr-
vzxrunfi m -rH hEraauen family
z n LENFEET
FEED " ENTW.
LTTE T. CEESLEE-
CrmmiTtee CHI 1zesaiurln1as-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
Health Association
Plans United Action
State ORGANIZATIONS

Al meEEng nf the exscuEve cnm-
mrr1ee uf the Maine punfir Ensarn
Azsncia1inn hEic Thursday morning
al Lhe Augas-a EnnsE- Ms. Howard
T. Ives of Purzlanc. chairman nf Tine
Legislative division. -rpnrrs6 ErH- ar
MrEeme1Es hEvs been made 1g-
StHte Departments and boards N any
WAY cancsrnen or cnunec1sn with
puhIic health 1D present their nn1-
gel requirements fnr the pHrlpE fnr
winch apprBpfIEEHnE VIII be made
by rnf nEx1 Legislature II -he EEf-lEs-
EeInar cnmm1-1Af app9EuIan IL The
rsxsHn1. Ee1Einn ut the Canfsrenre uf
spcial Waltzrse This cummIIee
whfcI Includes Mrs Ives. James e.
Euinac and Or. 1euereE = Rris1oi,
Representatives OF voluntary state
nrExulzzauns- sncn as rne Fene-z-inr
CT Wuman;s Cinfss. Lns State Grange
Lnt state FederH-inr nf L1Rnnr tine
Stare Chamber nf CummErrs and
Agricultural LeRxue- Lne ". c. T L.
aHG DIhers- ID EEL thar unf1ad sup-
pBr1 1nr Legislation and apurupr,a-
LanE 70 naip II rsmDue the uneuETi-
.&nif reputation Enr health which
Maine secured through the E-z-aEucs
Of the army GraA
Esnrv Richards af Gardiner ciraE
cun1Ilgrs II m&ny communities
where peDpie ara uHiag nadiv pnilu1-
40 water and u-gsd lnH- sume way
ne found u remely li1e situation.
Mr.. Richards. Or T 2 Earrv uf
WE1erviIlf and DIR EriEfnl were ap-
puiu1en a COMMITTEES ID sruEy 1he
manner
The hunEsr of the health aas1ciR-
1inn 1nr 1as- was discussed anG ten
tEEvs approval WIS g,vsn I'd ans
winch Was reduced fprHf lowest pns-
E5nis SCALE eummsnsurzae with the
obligations OF ri1f department Or
EH--iHHn J. Eun- ut Bangor ei1az--
man OF the division Of s8rial rvElene.
WAS appointed usieEa-s ID ras all
American EnE;al hygiene congress- n
be heid in Washington. d e.
Present a tine mseEing wsrs Or
z. u Merrill F'uxcrnf-. orssi,err- Of
rne aaBneia-inn- Henry Eirnz-ris
Gardiner; mr. 8 J Baarh. Portland
Mr.. Howard z ives. Purr.anff: F-sa-
eric T. Bpurnrv. wH1e-riFie. DR.. I
I'd ariErDl AuEuHzz: L j Cnbu-n.
sKnEsrvilie. Miss Eni1n r Enirn-
Pressure IRle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Hi Of Augusta Ms. Tsnu;se Cur-ls-
and NJ RnE AZ-E Bsr- CI-ls- a1
yHs Curns-- NJ ann A-s. Alauu
Lare Of Augusta Ms wing KauGell
zun NJ snE Hrs Erwarr zRzlaue
OF Wazs--vi.ls, Ii aan HTS AIblnr
Perkins NJ Easr Wllznrs Laniel Per
g1rs nf Si6nsv; A-Lnn afr-nur1nE AZ
Lowell Mass Lzrs- VII iar " a-E u
EXETER x. z: Lirwpsd walr-nz 81
Camp Devers ann MI and Mrs CIR
I'm Eu-su N EurkzRnE MaEs.
NNE--Leur 5e--- -ecer-- Writ
ca ms saszsrs, M-s. Z : Emery HnG
a1rs. Eiancne Jones'
-ts Misses Era and EH,ss4l FeniasuE-
vino ara zrrendsng Fairfield E-gn
sct1uul PASSED -tle wesE-and a. -te.r
nnrns m this piarR-
T. IS -apursA6 --1zr A d sutzrsnn nzs
purchased Mrs. 5Hieu Chuaass 1z-rn-
Nr and M-z Edward Wing NJ 0aR-
iRne azve bean r=nsErr w-s1zurs af NJ
Wings n-U-ner -ren-EA = Wire.
Mrs Carl Goodwin and snn Fnresr
hzve gone n Lsw-srnn. where tnsr
VIII WISH Mrs Gfo0nz.rs szE1s--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
Ezra =. Mrirs,.

The death Of Ezrz McIuEIre PC
cuy-eE ysslzrlRy morning a n
oicinck AZ Eny's Hospital E1ls- II
uperz-inn which he underwent Sun
6Ry morning
LIZ. MEInrire vRs burI n Bingham
sorrnBer Is. Lee. and Came u ILLS
rBEn - ysR- agn an6 has lived In
g-aazer part nf ms life IN T1w-. ne Il
survived by q daughter, MIS- FraIls
=. Ezmmnnf, q SISTER. Ms William
Paul OF Sn1zrn Sninn. RnG g hrorner,
wiffuru McInrlss NJ Beverley. Mass.
The funeral VII he hsin from me
nume of Mrs Hammond. aa-u-1aE-
81 e.3B O'Clock.
The wnmar's Relief Corps will
ssrvs ane of their eannus harvest
suppeH "Wednesday might 5c- =,
F-arn 6 Nc : II -he c. - z Eal-
-he yulyng nuvs' fnUrnEl raRI OF
me Cauvenr Was dsfsu-ec Yesterday
by me South Grammar team 3 q
scnrE az 6 ID 0.
Mrs. GeHrge Shnrr wzs IN W.-ss-
Inv yes-zraav. wnEEE sine pzssed ne
oar with her daughEsr Mrs Edward
L Bru-un.
E,en c. Smith and GElEt1Ear, -d-z-
G<nrEe Smith have rsru-nel 4-uM
z,rt1mgaa wrES they ware Visiting
n me hume Of Juizn Lily
The Parent -sacf,ar AssDcia-lnn
win hnla i1s regular nesting III -ns
Lxw-snEe Elgn sctuni assembly hal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Dur- srzy s-zrcsf-ur, orir hiuwing
and suuMing, : dnse uf sPEpes
enid Compound" rRken every rwo
hours Until three duses Ere raken
usually hreaks up a snid and ENDS a.
grippe missT-
The FIRST dnss opens cinEEe6-ur
nns-ils and air passages IF head
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
INCREASED PRODUCTION
Urged On FARMERS
and WAGE EARNERS

Charlotte. X. c. Vel. -lr4vEsrrlur
-naI1aEs ennapIs1sd & 3c-nuu-s EpsElE-
me- ZnEr o. Snr-n Es-nIiuR tnElEur
with an address, mere VA which ne
5l=Hc1aa MS -ernR-,Rs particularly n
1--ns-s EnE 70 wRse sa-ns-s- ne
urged bBtA q increase TsT7adur-nn-
The RapubIican party, ne saiG- wpuid
znaea-nr ID dignity tils 1a-u.- BE.aHse
-he 1a-rn is 1tis base 81 our sxistsncs- :
ana help the farm ralIEur ID hecnme
14-rn owner
We sslaz seek n plane 8ur wage
sE~nsrE n q position If sCnnumic
sEv ne szza ''ann nut rtasm II
-i4e WIT ~ treatment as 1lle partners
II an1s-Tlr1Hs and n EouG-a-nsnt-
The -aln hearing tns Governor,
Juh zscges 'af View Turk, and Gov
a-uurs -srwrisn sf ZZl.unss- ana Nor
row Of kEn-uCk-- M their 1Jur N
-ne Southern ana Bnrtisr states is-1
AssreEiEle zarlr rnrzv and befnrt ar
living here MADE na4e eiDEsn sr-ns
fnr rsar-pia-91rrn HpesEisss and zwo
zrups NJ an hnu- ur mnra Inr murz
sz-enfie6 speaking.
81 EEcRur- rznxs-nnr cnnfsriEH uas
Traez pr cfaHer.ug CROWD and q nrkaE
hand. Hs sIsnise 1rnm 3 piHr1nrzn II
the nuiszzr square Again II WINSTON
SATAN n-aEE hand ne1 rfie Cznri-
F1a-H and naafisG III Ezrufnrniis ua-ade
~ -ns aufizrur7ura- lie Rsssn anirssssG
ang111e- auGsisnus II I'M EFurr HOUSE
II --7E@ ctrv
4 Epeclnz STD WIS r7ade aEze To
NV II Dzviasrn nv -nauest Of sru-
ssr1s N Dav1r.sen CnEsesH at Fastrru-
-lnr which President Wilson aE-aadsn
far nne year ps5nrs entering Primes
TIM. Governor CpnlidEs dsstvsrsd q
ann-pnlr1lcal sreern
n WIS speectles rofiuv EUvsrnnr
CuntlnEe errnflaEi zst Ere position af
the Republican pa-r- m the 1a-:E lie
IEEIa-ea a2sn For "a return In cnusrs-
ru-1nnH- eDEe-nuasn- anti aenpunrsu
'--rls =zzsrrise Of war powers by the
EreEirisnr az -t15E time he Rspuf-
lean parry he afisssd. had enuegvursd
Hs assEaIn peace usuer 1f1e law as well
as in fart enlr II, he prevented rum
accomplishing 1iIE- pur5uEr ny tine
President tsrzTrrse uf ne sa--s-ss dis
zEreerTasrrr with the Senzte river the
E-sz1
zBvaTnngs Lgwtisn and Morrow
again denounced me League IF Ma
1lnns as Il YVES sut,rnrr1ed m Tns Sem
are bv the Is-esinsn- enlarged rhs adj
11lnasr-u-lun with ex1-zvaEanre and
called fur suurarr aT IRE Republican
parts- Berth were under :. piigsiCiau s
care 11dRv TAR r--uubissnme 1srrnz-S
1iis result ns their sr-enuBus campaign
ing. nut ztsET appeared n ne N her
Tar -uuGz-ann 11n1 Efzr
Virginia viii be sl1e-s,I trmnr-ox
Esar platform spsecnes VIII be made
Al -szuv51ls ScurE BnsrnR. Esy-svzlle
and 3ur-KEsrills. Tuers EiI he. =
night mesxzuE At EicnmnxaE
a cal aEE bsssn exrenfieu II Rev.
Rutses- L Latte of Warren I'd rziEe
eaas raEsnrata Of tsie Furesr avenue
Congregations CHURCH, IN Bangor. Mr
E.aEle tsss SERVED as passor IN Warren
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
BIG LUMBER DEAL
IN WHITING. Me.

The tniiDUing rum me SanEur
Cunuser-fal NJ 0r-. ~. VIII be Of IN
rHrE u lpcal penpis because IF linz
emnecrinn which the Cusin8c Paper
CO. INNS win raE TRANSACTION
Wiring pHDpis are IN the dumps
e- rne rupn-- that the Whining
LuUAR ca. Inns suid I-s entire nnir-
ingz. zmnunrlng II abuur 5sse acrcs af
Brnnfing pulp and hRrd wu0G- aisn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Stops muse running -elisves headncha
cul1nsss- 1fxssE'lshusas sneezIng
spreness stiffness
Pa2e,s CaiE Eampnund Is the
quickest slz--ss1 reIie1 known anr cnHrs
only few rents a drug srnres. Z
acts without asaIs1ancs. Tastes rirs
EnnzAins m aLAn1ns- insist nm PaDe,E-,
-A6~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

FInra DefEe ann chii6ren. Wssie- and
Laxzls- Al-g- Allre Young Shirley ENG
Nargzzer BictEarc Lx. AEns11-n
F-ns1. FlarsnrH F-nst- Mrs EIla
Stevens, ann l1as BsEsls 8frr- =
VERY piszsHrr evening WIS PASSED
Mr. anr Mrs. RuHs Seam ana Aaun
Nelsnn nf Readhein Corner ware re
csur CHESTS az Nj and Mrs Chss-
rr Bridges IN EiEr s-,,ee1-
a very INTERESTING ana nsluful pray-
s.-mestnE WAS held "Wednesday eve
ming 81 me Free Vii Baptist vesE-yy
winch WEE cnndnc1sd ny me RsV-
3EuEm1r BERRY -nEsz meEugs
VIII be neid every Wednesday, eve
Ming
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22
SwaHpscstt Wsmzn
Dies a Eldcefurd
FaAnwing Aure Crash

Eadns9nrn la. Esr1. Mrs Gzrs
a lnraa hnsn4ezl r1n1Etzc as rfs -
sulr al injuries -ecssvan zt1ts arz.-T-'
urnn IN an aurnnnnIle ac-idEu. H -hs
-ass-nac rnGie--pass II West 5idfie1u--r-
5.-r car naIaaasa ws1n annEzer driven
nv zeunEe z. aHrnan OF Essst1r s9ria.r
serupzn-s a1 NE TwO saEs were I'M
sz5u-eEi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

H. c1sslnfnt wzE czxzm1d on
s'--e- Thursday ahuuf nunn
~isea sarse zuzanuAa3nu il 1snnf
e'scr-7c wxfrsrg x1nm ~ B1p
a Fnrd or hnG ssnr1sG
1ias rurniug 5uaf - . 1uirk
ger type wsE railing dDwm
o-t1ind II. Tfss oE1Nr ~
-ssssx,ng his ImadIunauf.
: Sheer OF snd in - dining
iis nsar mun gzsnr4 ~ INN
H. aa n MIN ana arrurk I'm
CT Standing nukr m uub-
r as-~-f. Fn-1msu<z1y surs
zs -=silitsd ann nnbsrv w8z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

A large and zsrws--u new pzznp and
Q n x p rrurur nz~e hesn purchased
fr xtse Twin Village wase- Co., and
win he installed az anck * 3anz-ss-
s-r-za This viii s1we Increased czxiac-
IN n me plant, lssfA fEsr IRE AND
utaer service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Aiisr ?. cur-,rr muwnd hin huune-
sscs &c Ekzluwal Thmnnixv
Ills iaas mime en- WG1gw nersgE-
o-rurr rne EsG-v hunse ON
Et7-st IN fnx= City LIZ Cur
MAKES this cnanEe heczase uf his
ssss interests rnsr~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

r3urlur x11s.se daTs nov r1lZzsy cIataL.s an
are complaining II nszI1aAcslsa g 80 Aa -
f,.Txrts,E II rrapffers only knew WINK
zxpra.er Erzyax Sweet Providers would ap
rur rszear cs1iiurrn mn family waIiad ever
- u@rtnazt mem. THESE rnW<ft4zB AEe 80
aEsv znn piEzsazf Ia sAsse ma - e..s.-
guce ~ fnrn always znn axssr- nfYsh-
- uaaur 1nan. Sala ny arzzssEzz ssssF.
w,n4xEs-&nE.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

Il ant Ms Fxuk Eew1ns and
NiT aars moved 1rum the huuse
1ns cu-1er ~ o1k ana FlnEg
SCI U 4 F7REE strset n wtn- IN
tNr As -ns Wells place. wAere
VII mhize zneir hazne in the
Es4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

cisarnpiursnip szms next SG1-
a. Wate-vilie " Brwdutn vs-
AZ q. VERY larresy ar1Hnfiea
Aaf'li-ts lr~e-s nf tne spurt The
VII ss ca,lsa n ..3n ?. II.
WI Ne IN Esxvsrnss csic- winch
Ne 2ninv a1ai~rsr ffsid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

If friends BurIA wHs IN me family
lu1 in 81 Augustine s:a.rsrs---.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

N ms 1RugfrEr. Mrs -ass Moore On
EunnR-E s-aez- Thursday mnrnlnE.
lie WAS bnrn n Narr1nEewDck March
Is. 1s4S and was tins SIN a SIsptisr
Burgess and CYNTHIA Davis Burgess
PRAYER viii be offered Saturday nnrn-
ing II 1D.3B ny Rey. " z. Enimal
ana rne ramu-ns VIII ne Zzalsr by
aurumni,ile ID No-ifiEsweck. where
=s.rv.p.s VIII be MAD n me BRpr-s7
ves-vy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

IL N Foster claim agent f1r ne
NJ c. Z z was the guest n Cha-ies
Dusty, TnursfiRT-
Mrs. -,euuie Cnnks nf \. Belg-ads
was VISITING her Upztlsr, Mrs Charles
u ar1wu--h -.csErsv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

whe nrsr mssr1ng af TnR year. ann
rns xnnuni business mHeIlng uf All
suuis Chapter VIII hE held III Ene
Church TINS Friday susulng 81 s-1s
q aclnck. At1Er 1na suupEr AND husa-
ness NESTING. EDn- William T. Fns-
ruurzu VIII apoak N the EhaUxer-
"A, memfurx ars HrNed - be prznEnL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

apnzkang OF nnlz1nG HeEEtznieE ann
fsuusrx- riaa iEzHsr I'd zrT1us a. fns
Jpurzzal afins and hs dsly pazrsn m
rns rlcne 81 txms Is q branch N
xupls hlnxsars wnirn EEss nrnustr
IN rhurndxv z-rerunn ~ E-z- Elmer
True. VIM E~ex n Granizs MIL Ths
fipwsrz szz very pink znG give uur
asiers az swees spring-lme-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-22

A can mas besn exrsnfied 10 Rsv.
Rpser- Z L-as1s of Warren I'd rzs<
Congregations CHURCH IN Baugar Mr.
E.ax1e tsss SERVED as paasnr IN wa--es'
uaTv aaE%Fszsss and has Eassne s--a--
azz xiap arr u.au4zzsrz
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
RIklNG IN NIPPON

When a Japanese rn America wants to delight and startle his former cronies in village somewhere north Of Kobe, he sends home a bicycle. It becomes instantly something for folk to crowd out of the teahouses to see. Resplendent in its white enamel and gilt, the fantastic flashing Of it's wheels, the dexterity which the new rider quickly assumes. make some thing to talk about of evenings
 Roy kitutas, Jap waiter of Piqua. Ohio. has just set his native village in Nippon agog by such present to q friend. But do not think it was the first one they had seen in the little towns on Honshu Island There are already 100000 bikes in Tokio alone. and country roads through all the cherry blossoming isles whirr with them
 It is merely that the cost of a bi- cycle in Japan Is about that of a fliv- yer in this country. With the adapta bility of the Japs so strongly marked 1t should not be many seasons until it is as common and as gIeefnl q stunt to ride mo hands" among the paths once trod in splendor by the Samurai. as now it is on any village main street in America.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

from the tape. his competitors follow inG at intervals of i5 seconds,
 On the I9th lap he set a new mark of minutes II seconds for the mile course, clipping seconds from the for mcr record which had held for five years He ran off the road on the north end of the course during the 21st lap, but got back on the track without losing his position.
 Tommy Milton and Jimmy MurphE, each plotting Duesenbergs; Ralph Mulford in a Monroe. Eddie 0'Donneil at the wheel of Duesenberg, and Percy Ford in q Frontenac- finished second, third. fourth, fifth and sixth respectively. all Of them within the money Murphy and O'Donnell also rode on Good year cords.
 The next important race or the sea son will be held Oct at Fresno, Cal when the new one-mile board track just completed in the raisin city will be dedicated Many Of the big drivers have already entered for the 200-mile grind and automobile men are expect ing new records to be established at the inauguration of the track.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
 Last Wednesday night the Moose had a special meeting and it was de- cided by a unanimous vote of all pres
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD

Herei Herei Herei Whats the fuss about? No fuss atall just holding our regular annual roll call. and that noise that you hear is the never sweats an swering to their names
 Yes. the members have been divided into two classes to be known as the Never Sweats and the Seldom Works and there is going to be some time and don't you forget it.
 There will be boxing and wrestling. speech making and story telling and if there is anything left out it will not be our fault but the fault of the night which I am sure is going to be far to short to crowd such a program into-
 Never mind old Father Time though the clerk has been instructed not to call his name so we are going to cast dull care to the wind and just natural ly have the time of our young lives.
 Our clerk is the daddy of the athlet- ics and if they don't measure up to what he had led us to hope for we will just take things into our own hands and start battle royal and see where he gets off.
 Now boys the summer is gone and
 the election is over for while at least. so let's get out and have the time of our life again. Let's start out this winter campaign with some pep and little jazz and see if we can't make this old burg. sit up and take notice. Remember that this is going to be the biggest time we have had since heck
 was a. pup. and If you don't get out that night you have got 10 admit that you are getting old and of course you won't do that. Remember that if you can't possibly get there you are to send
 proxy with the power of attorney to answer in your stead. and # you can't
 do this sit down and write little note ! and tell all about it, and don't forget ] to tell Us that last good story that you l heard at the election board the other night Monday night, September 13, 1 a stag party. Come early, stay late. 1 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE i Last Wednesday night the Moose 1 had a special meeting and 1t was de- cided by a unanimous vote of all pres
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

shea the best time for zzsss iee De Palma was
 >Si{ion at the start
 fItIFer to pull away
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
DE PALMA ROUT5
 YEAR OLD LINK

The jinx which for more than year has ridden with Ralph De Palma in all the big automobile races of the country has finally been routed.
 After repeatedly having victory within his grasp only to have It snatched from him by some evil genius, the famous racing driver -came back asloIiousiy in the 2511s mile road race jrst held at l1lgin, H.. in one of the most furiously contested races of the Sear.
 And just to emphasize that he is the same master driver as in 1915. when lle won the 800 mile Indianapolis event, De Palma made clean sweep at EIgin, breaking all records for the course. He led the field from start to finish, winning first prize of s6000 and a spe- claI prize of S3000 for leading each of the 90 laps at $I00 each. He was given n great ovation as he pulled into the Efits after winning the event.
 His time for the race was hours 9 rRinptes 54 seconds and his average speed T939 miles per hour. new mark.
 Sharing his spectacular victory were the Goodyear cord tires with which his Ballot car was equipped. Maintaining tho standard they have set in many other races. his Goodyears permitted him to complete the terrific grind without a single stop
 established the best time for fire *aifNe m Iaraesiees, De Palma was Ei xeH< flse hcHax positlon al the start and ~as The f5<#& s<fsTsser to pull away
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
THE wINNINc plln

When the batter brings in the Win ming run, or when someone casts the deciding vote. all eyes are fixed upon him and for the moment the whole world seems to turn on him
 But afterwards he takes his place amongst his fellows, for. in fact. his play or his vote were no more import ant than those of all the other. with out his own would not have counted at all.
 Who won the war; Joffre? Foch ? The doughboys that came in last to
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

turl ttc scalc2 t vas WOE by many millions of devoted persons who all dto what they coul6 some more than oth- CTS but who all helped.
 Who gave mankind inc telephone 9eU got the patent. But he haut e, fouudations laid by Franklin Morse and others whose names no one re members.
 aiarconi Is given credit for inc wire less: but what could he have donc without tho theories laboriousiy worked out by the piysieists that the public never haard ofe
 An indivieusl man may heip to make history, and all his attitudes show il. history. and al} his attitGdee show il
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
JOHN W. MARTIN. Editcr

Do you find your lodge rep resented in this column # yon do not 1t IS your fault. See that some one IS ap pointed 10 write information of interest to your members and the happenings Of your meetings to the editor Of this column. Have copy reach tEe paper by Thurzday night if possible, but not later than Friday night. Use type writer if possible and write on only one side Of paper. Do not make re- ports too Iona. Between 200 and 300 words will be about right and thus al low room for all lodges in this vicinity to get their activities before their m en1bers.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
ODD FELLOWS

If you were noble grand you would want every member of your lodge and many visiting brothers to be present at each meeting.
 Those of the brothers who do not at tend regularly every meeting, are miss ing something of very great interest. Smokers, cards, music, speeches on the welfare Of our order and our beautiful degree work. Some come every Tues day night. Don't miss anything. Come 10 lodge. your attendance is what we need.
 Tuesday evening we enjoyed one of the best meetings We have held for some time An unusual amount of business was transacted and several new applications were received The ceremony Of introduction was exem- pIified in q most impressive manner. Captain Hargrave and his degree staff are sparing neither time or expense to perfect the work, and the members of the lodge are. to insure success, back ing them to the limit
 The first degree will he conferred on September 14 and you will not want to miss seeing this degree eXemplified in full form. Every chair is filled with capable young men. and the de gree staff is second to none in this state. Now, let's get busy: a little activity on your part will make this the banner lodge of the state; show your loyalty to your lodge and order; bring in at least one application so that victory may be ours. This is your lodge and you should come and see what is going on. You will lind 1t 10 your advantage to meet the Noble Grand Bro. Green and the Vice Grand Brother Hodges and the other officers, you will find many new faces 10 greet you Brothers Grand Secretary Mintz, Grand Master Norris, Trustee Ramsey and Treasurer Blaine, have returned from their vacations and report Odd Fellowship progressing in the sections of the country visited by them.
 There is going to be some time the first Thursday evening in October. and you will not want to miss it. You will want to be with he bunch that night. so come up and Hargrave will tell You about it. Brothers you get out of your lodge just what you put in it. so come up and promote your own Happiness by acts of mutual ssistanee.
 The members of the degree staff are requested to come early next meeting night as the degree work will com mence promptly at S:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
HALL OF FAME

ST PAUL-Pitcher Charley Hall Of the Saints has taken his place in the hall of fame. He pitched 2 no-hit no run game against Columbus on Aug 26. The game was played in 70 min n+PS