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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01
NEWS OF RECORD

Marriage Licenses.
John Hamilton and Victoria Whittle.
George U. Bertoniere AMI Lillan
Gertrude Reilly.
William Chuch Brock end Josephine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

Liverpool. April 30 Cotton spot
quiet; prices easier. Good middling
2S.0S; fully middling 27.0s; middIng
1888; low middling 22.53; good ordinary
1898; ordinary 1888. Sales 1000 bales,
including $500 American. Receipts g.
600 including $500 American. Futures
closed irregular. May 24.76; July 24.76;
October 24.23; January 1856; March
1926.
New York, April 30.-Cotton futures
closed steady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping; bath, gas, Phone
front galleries. Apply 407 Z. Gregory-st.
2t-424
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

r1Tr-One sulky and small cart,
Dr. o !t phone 1857. 3t-45S
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

New Orleans, April 30.-Cotton flu
lures opened steady. May 1912; July
1916; October 34.95; December 34.07;
January 33.45.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

I, caTF-Eclipse gas range, in good
pr Zion Zion 9lS L. Cervantes-st. 2t-454
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

IN sALE-strong baby chicks: mixed
.v,o Zach. Phone 1861. st
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

'op SALE OR RENT-2o-acre farm:
o 1nod soil: fenced chicken tight; fruit
yOU nscan trees; sold S1,200.00 worth of
~ o.n gsNI last year; modern Groom bun
siow partly furnished; garage, SER
snFs house and laundry; s blocks to
S~t car. Phone 1895. Address. Room
p San Carlos hotel. 3t-270
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

BROTHERHOOD OF
RAILWAY CLERK
Pensacola Lodge 311.
Regular meetings first and third FRI
dav each month. K. of p. Hall.
G. E. ERICKSON,
q. J. QUINA. Jr. President.
Recording Secretary TOT!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

SIS STARTS YOU making big money in
clean legitimate local and mail order
business of your own. Everything fur
nshed. vaughan-Gill Co., 1916 Home
Bids. Louisyille; as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

RETAIL MERCHANDISING have on
hand a large stock CO shoes, overalls.
Forkshirts and underwear at the old
|nCes, on which we can save you money.
Ne are closing out entire stock of above
|tices at cost. Come and see us. THE
EOMMISSARY, Pensacola Shipbuilding
[ompany. 355
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FOR RENT - Furnished room; modern
conveniences; one block from Y NJ G..
A.. ii e. LaRua-st. Phone So 5t-427
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FOR RENT - Two nice housekeeping
rooms. North Hill. 903 n. Reus. Mod
ern conveniences. Where it's cool. 3t-433
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FOR RENT-On Big Bayou: big unfur-
nished cottage. Phone POS. 7t-430
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

oh SALE-White porcelain, nickel
trimmed refrigerator. Can be seen
], !, VampbelPs Warehouse, E. Garden
:" cost $3.50. Will sell for 5000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

QR SAL4E--One Eclipse gas range, 4
turner's, with high oven; one Clover
sai gas heater for range tank; one gas
S sSa,er' one electric pad; one electric iron
none 539 or IS. 3t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FOR SALEICabin Launch owl" Com
plete and first-class $500. o. K. Tire
Flop, "A w. Garden-st 7t-3G3
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01
DANCING

DANCING TAUGHT. at pos West Greg
Org Street. For Information. Phone
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FOR RENT - Housekeeping apartment.
214 w. Gregory-st. 6t-434
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01
POSITION WANTED

ANNIE ARMSTRONG Trained nurse,
tcolored) 1913 n. Davis-st., Pensacola,
Fla. Phone I1ss: 7t-ss3
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FOR RENT = Three connecting rooms,
nicely furnished for Housekeeping; cleo
trio lights, modern conveniences. 424 E.
Strong.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

FoR sALE-JUsT RECEIVED A CAR
LOAD OF NICE DRY PINE WOOD,
rHE KIND THAT WILL BURN.
Phone YOUR ORDER IN EARLY.
Prone 1918. STEARNS LUMBER
\ EXPORT CO. tf-922
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01

- Col. w F. Williams Camp No.
Ht84 Q. United Spanish War Vet
Grams, meets at Armory Hall,
End and 4th Monday, at 1880
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01
WANTED

WANTED-Suits cleaned and pressed
while you wait, or sent for and deliv-
cred same day. Clinton Tailoring Co,
10 E. Intendencia ST. Phone 764 40S
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-01
MORTGAGE LOANS

u. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
.s,, on short notice. Piease state In
H. II you have an Abstract OF
'Os 10 the property.
mr,r. Cali and see us-
tHE WATSON AGENCY, Inc,,
South Palafox st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

AZ me SuaEaT noT7znE sa--iUs -sse
pastor. Dr.. Charles Howard Atkins
received EnIo Membership and ere
TIE right hand If fellowship n 70
persons ara several aapzssns LOCK
place
The plans II L T -rolalv ms,
popular superintendent Of tne
church scaona- are being STEADILY
xorked GUT and the SUNDAY school
board Is CRYING -aem hearty gnru~-
@1ce- The attendance II tAe schoui
il Sunday was 10 and Al etfa-- :
70 be made 70 Esf an attendance
Of 1s6 before the quarterly confer
esce On Ter J. The school Is t71ll-
maintaining Is contributions II INT
Centenary" pledge u the church
anu tire missaolA-y spirit Is growing
STEADILY
Among L1ose- r@cesva5 mo nsr-
Sersnip Sunday ware LLOYD Ee-sora
the president Of -ae pasor's class
saG Philip GsIber-- president NJ tae
Ep~G--A League vhn brought MS
Letter n transfer FRAN te7e Farming
rcn Methodist Episcopal c-11-.a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Annual Meeting
Maine Eye and Ear
Hospital CORPORATION

Portland Nor- -w-ile the Err.
and Ear E16rnz-T increased ia Der
cent mere WIS actually a reduction
u he c0sl af DAYS board fran
SIS 10 Ses IN Ige0 according IA
reports submitted az ire ANIMAL
meeting Of the hospital corporation,
held rais afternoon
Wages Increased from ST. 49, -
laE rear - <1545ss4 s. -s7is vsz-. Or
@s-eS per cent aau the totz1 current
expenses increased. 1rom SIS - a.
ID SAIL OF rs per cent But
Swing 10 The Increase In inc aunbe-
of dzTs board from 1.s-94z OF lksr
rear "a I----7 Of THIS y=zr. the re-
1r1eT1ol n The -8s7 Of 4 days board
was possible
The increase II ne number o. az-
tents IN re zndrna-y during Ia2s
E2s I..-ss4 per cant and 1ae Increase.
n he amount received Tram beard
and nursing was 60. per cent
VITA -0Gzv's meeting Hon WI
liam Il Lc0ner re-zr=s- Is president
sf the board Of trustees as custom
ms established Tire practice Iaar ina
Tsr-n OF 1Ae president Of ne board -
eve ye&-S Z- Lounsy had been
elected 70 cumplszz The 1aHxpiEad
re-u CT the late Merrill Y Dr@w.
whose ssszza occurred ta-r-@ vs2rs
a-u- 1y1ss asdGrs he had se-T=3 as
president af the board Of trustees
Ew3 Years saztA0aEz. MI L-soney hRs
served as president 1nly tzr>% rszrs
he 5Zs been . member ~ TIE oQz-1
Of trustees 5o- :: years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Muse Siren Ccening

The turTai opening aT Ene AGsac
shop was acid last evening Manr
dropped II 6u--ag -ae evening 70
listen ~ me pleasing VICTOR selections
am feast the eye On the Various "a
Ag.s offered 0y the Vsclu- people
The thoroughly ranuvaza1 sznrse :
0ne af c1s attractions Of me Ci-v
EVERYTHING L TASTY a1u nsa- and Z
perfect aa-nung- N8 3 ln1gz-ug
10 distract the eye or 6zl--o EEls
InuGE-lt Of Inc patrons. -he neR
sound proof booths a-s sgne.zl1c
rarS u this sacrzUn. In far nv ak
pense has bean spared II gre the RI
SIC loving public Iae a-ga y-a1se SKI
v.rs that $ found n metropolitan
stores Of his nature
Miss J. Levine sang The Sunshine
If Your Smile" asSssei oE Miss
Kelley az IAe piano & l. EEc,e--aor,G
travelling representative If ne T5c-u-
COMPANY, care = short address az
The Aspiration Of the TEc.or Can-
1A1r ta- Ts1e Dereiople1. Of M.s1c
Appreciation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
President-Elect TO
Take Real Rest.
IN Little Texas Town

Paint Isabel Nuv- S-4Rr The A.
s0ClarsG P-=sse-za tl2s Little Ealt
c4as- fishing -nw-s- which neszzss n
Z1e southern up If continental Uni
IE-6 Stazss P-@GelG-@5ec- Harding
went. znto sscIussoa TO-DAY for An n
term II resi- zlG -E--ezzson before
re begins preparation d ne policies
81 lis Illustration
Politics z7d International ,-eTs-
rms and al the bag and lir-se rzas-
-zoTls involved e the rakznt Of the
Few governmental regime al Wash
4EE-u1 Z<Ts % DC smut or Of ms en-
s5cs,z-zon walle golf and 5ssing ara
% take irsz place n als attention
and ambitions he puts fishing 1r-T
Of al and his fonuEs1 desire tor the
-1rne being s IA hoak one Of the big
17-p0n thai are found Of Poaut Isz-
pei
The p-ss5EEnr-S5Ec- and E-z
Harding arrived here late IN -aa ar
er2o1n and zonk ID ts1ssr residences
= = small frame caTEaSe overlooking
- bay where i 1es5 81 5kAluE beats
LAP 81 anchor
The -0wls-clk- lz--Esv Mexican
fishermen EaTs tlsm = warn re.-
cHmE pouring CIR II Easz- H1zzs box
Ike houses and c-vsnE auE their
greetings n mixed EnE1sSn zad
Spanish dialect A score n pupils
n the Point IszZse4 school lined me
entrance II the vzilaEe and sfzoweraz
aSezrde-S and Other saznx- tropical
flowers or tkse nenbs-SsUf r-.e party
Is taev passed
Several guests zr-1l panyzaE tzs
President ~Es-r- including his pre-
convention manager ana close aK5ras-
- Ea--T II na2g1e--y. we're housed
n ! small WINTER -z-saE- ar-sA 1ez-a5v
The pzrrr If - 5-rrlu6inE -swS1g Der
men and seE-ET seETltse men ur~4
c-od6ez1 re hosiery and THE Euwns
ane restaurant waS oyzr-Ezxed aw n 2
visitors wien The Ine came fer fsee
evening neal From 7r1wrEvstEe. ~
miles zwag. ne party made rzs s--p
GT mC-0r-
-hea- special train reached
Brownsville shortly afternoon and
they spent ssreFzl Aours raMznE n
rae Brownsville country cinfs before
proceeding 70 Esiea- estimation
Brownsville threw Is doors uper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Tia Best Cossgh Syrxp
Is H0aae-mcde.

1-----E-

Ana 70 gToBzsssr aea-vi nj -zilS Eez---
k-apE7 p-2a aa nzk7 II soREn sv-7n
az 91Ene- 8z1E aazs rsE srE- asea
I. Thousands AZ fznlI5es. me xorsa
eva 7s@.- Ta2- -5iev czEnld hardly keep
t1lflsss HaI1nas = 1Es simple 2-d
cnez-. aE7 ne waw L 1akes ao8a ~ Il
est51g2 MI ss8gsn asE- u a DE,laasn-
place n rgga- aums
-nc0 Z aln- 5n1-3e- agE- - anneas
% P1lEx- T.lEn add ai1zn --aau1G-e.a
ss-Ar @w-l7 ID IL M -&e 1aas Or
= 1s.sarsaa 1z2 clarified zplasse<
5UneF, " egsl sw--l1- znszsxu 81 sugar
sv-l-- E514s- wzw- I -zsses good
nsFe- s7ulEs- and yves EsG Il mi 3ani
% 3s7zE- st2ga reue1v than Won
cEEu.a oQr ready l2ae t3r 1.-E.e --lt.s
Is czst1-
Il 3 -s6-lv wonderful hgw aE2cx1v
Il-s A1szDe MADE rsre1T canqaerS 4
eDuEa-lsslA4aT n = aHuTs q lsss-
u st44ns IN 3t1sI--z-- 1A-1Rra =THrT
AZ DEssg-e- soGssns . arT- aaErsH or
11glE cglEs- LfEs TAe SnIHrEa- hea4K
ING rneEn8rznes- and gives 2lnos1 IN
-sea1GS@ 1el3ss-. SPLENDID -G- -lrxaE-
CS6-e- a1E-SH1eSS- E-1ll- s-1nCA1izs
a2u aTuneaia- asthma
FnrN : azEasv concentrated csL-
pound VT genuine Norway 9Iaf -E-
--s2e-- and Tbs oeen asT-1 fa- genera
.-sEs zur 11l-aRs ana ehesE ailments
~ 2T19d disappointment Rsx raur
druggist t1- - ga1rss n Fasx
Win 1i-=r-1rns. and 1gn- zcsnH1I slF-
tang s3s-a Guaranteed 10 gre Rako-
aE1-- s4--s3 af-5al a- 1nsnev -A-a11az
TIE P-lex Ca, = W2Fas- Ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
WEST GARDINER

A-ss Es'=-E1 SeEle- NJ -A-b3un Is
TEACHING s1ho0l On te1e E5azlowezl r7uaa
william hopkins has returned "a
IT. Z Facpk-ns after Using 1gr !.
zt-.la 5n -a1a2a
Mrs. Car-@e Ealcara mas r5os@. ne.
1g1z1e q Brcw1-s Corner aad WI
pass me winter IN August
Mrs- Ma Rector has -un- -
T-zse11zsg-un- D =. ss- taa WINTER.
Mrs.. Perry Wing Of Aaras.z was
ne g1esI Thursday II her aunt- Ms
: a Sl21A
S1z-asn members III . q Grange
attended Pomona IL 4 lEasza KE-1-sas-
3ar
M Johnson and daughter Mrs. Z
= L-zznhe-- aav= closed their su-n-
me- lu-oe mere and returned - P,,sz-z-
5saca- 2 !
Aa-5 CollLZs q CT-nsE5cE VS. Z
Ms ? = Collins
M and Mrs William knight q
t=aLluwHl wa-e -@-en- v1szturs a. Mrs
Julia Fr,a1zs
NJ ana Ms = = tSalb17a lef-
F-55sv for arlington Mass. 4frz-
passing me sEnm- AZ Lake
oDDGsS=--g--s-szs-z-
Tie EaZlDxe= II supper soEal and
Gance at5d n Grange Hal WIS zz-yelE
attended and sUsoi tine r@oar-aG
SPEARS CORNER Lewis Grid
sEl1s1 ri EToUk.lne- Mass w5za ezas
PASSED . lev aaTs Rata rms parents
Ae-re- returned 70 MS home SunlaT.
Miss Florence EaEs VIII address Tie
Parent Teachers meeting. ID BE- heao
az Spears Corner scnoei Tuesday
4e3s-1oEn- Everybody invited
Mrs C+-aE1-s Clifford al Madison IS
v1sIrng her 3RreIas Mr and Mrs
" llI-an Goldsmith II HIS place
George Pe91n1- VITO suffered a
sliE1T si1Drk Recently Is sl1l u ! res-v
critical condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
NAZIMOVA
IN The Heart of a Child
This Evening
at The Acme

L. II Visitors = l2r-e crowd NEST
lnE he train and demanding q
Speech from the P-sziGsrr-eserr- he
responded e-aez3g from ire -axr piaz-
form Of AIS private c2x expressing
Us pleasure AZ ne reception zccOrvl-
81 1lEn on his trip through Texas.
A-zlrsle- n the 1av be had spoken N
q similar Tslz 80 San Benigo anG sss-
era oTr1er cities aI0ng ne raair,uzss.
MF- Harding Is the Ezlesz 1sre Of r
Z Sr2oev a1a 2 II s-rez-e-. p-o-ns-
seas Texas Republicans
Y %as Az0osi0ceG 7nnIEs1t ira. yo-
Fsznos- IL las ben definitely fixed
Is the d2zs On EhScH IRE president
e5t-ct xEl Szll IrzE-n Nex Orleans an
Ills "TRIP - Panama
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
SIayers OF Bank
Messenger Tel Of
Orgy OF Spending

Camden J. NsJT- s--AE-& E@zEs-
s. sBA Ezs srent n Eve DAYS for EzT
azF-zes = Philadelphia IN Raymond
W Sennck ann Frank J James a1-ss-
they killed and robbed DaTlG : P2-lL
Camden 3z2k messenger zEts3r'dl-aE %
Prosecutor Wo3TE--Dn Of camden
c.ouar-. wao zonlSas made pEIaac 421--
1irsura2 details 81 the confessions II
me tzvn uen Woivs-1ol allgElral
-e.a- S4s8a al me $50 gao n CASH sz0lea
rum PAM WAS found to-day n BOOK
Ease AZ James home II -1ls CTE-
Mora 7-za1 S.n- 900 WIS buried n mo
packages Il ire head and too1 II the
ra-s Of Scnxlcks mother and has
aesl recovered
Scnacg buried tire mUns- = AT-sr-
<er Cemetery 81 CsC-ups- - SIX
izs-s after ne and James riding VIII
Paul II a motor car II Cz-ote. SzLls=1
ne a-s,a messenger II order 70 nasle
Z bss-a- financial showing among
-aal- Trends
--c@.-1E ne money 1-1n ne --z-H
SAID WaIvs--an- was 5ne II ne
wleyx5esz experiences ! srE- 1Aaa
-rnz,r.s sa- beside the mEa a. The
rs7eel al our motor ca ditsclnE rs
xa,s-e Ia 70 When ne came u ttIE
ss,ut n ne cnsgE-v t1eT~ E-9s : apse
where et1e money had been pur- aaE-
@a- \ Moment We -ApuE1- Il was
zape- Then we brouEaT I'D TWO PACK
ages ars Wrapped u aswspRoH-- me
gVas- n pia1n brown paper and Bound
with ma tape
When cheT buried the money they
had sunk q -uwg Pot orsr the pace
some ane had mug ID ts1e 1o"es- pot
aere- zr@zrll- -eza- 1Ezz-v Sas-spb n
s.asia rested beneath
Prosecutor Tofrs--1D said James
and ScznucE VINO are locked I'd n the
Burlington county Jz-L would os
brought IN z--aZ n Camden as i had
bear established -ssax ire messenger
vas killed IN Camden COUNT TIE
ne, -,--saRsalv w1Ei ne r~muy@1 70 me
Camden gr-san -1mur-ow- Both ms-
z-@ married James wan g 3 THa-s
Of are YES . motor GET sasEEEa1
Sraucg % - and YVES szTper-T1s1r 1o-
4 -aseuhane Eas-panv here
-z1p confessions acre Identical IN
al Important points Sehuck dis
claims responsibility for ths zc-laEl
sazv-nr af Paal. declaring ne Vas
forced Irr1 the t2iu- By James w1n
SrnrlrS szvs beat Pazi 70 death
James n MS confession sRbd lick each
alar-ss& and planned E-as killing and
-zzfh,t.-r scnE before they executed Il
Sss1rlck stated -aHr James after
ssaEzrg ne rnesseaEFs- forced LD AZ
the paint Us pasz0si. 10 drive - Tai
eraasae- where ire body E1s thrown
into a -yzsaS Two 2azss later -e.sZsck
declared. James compelled HIN 10
rnzse another t--u To The Ts-ssT pines
wren the beGr Eas dragged from re
stream and buried Il a shallow grave
de4n N the faresx- where II was sczx1sl
by hunters an Gc1nbs- IL
Scnack and James. Mr. Nsiwssr-Esn
said. s1as q bungalow ~ CemErEon-
n - k1uw1 as Laig-pnp C0r-zES
where tney xes,e N the hRkBss N en-
ferrAsntnr r2--sss Of msn and w1rnen.
As -hes@ parties grew larger ana more
expensive -aser found Il necessary ~
SIr1r7fe themselves warn nUrr 1unEy
ana planned -ae shaving and robbery
OF Eaai r5xa Gs,1an Sgzh ~e-@ AZ
Qsazsnfssd The zigAr ~ the rursS.-
cer prosecutor declared Ehs rxo men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
Grant Memorial
After Is Years. Is
Nearing Completion

AslznEzGc- Nor -E1gars-@z, rs.sy-y
Z ne mating nFnur-al 20 General
L = Grant Is nearing carnuiersur.
At-Te and probably wlll De srsvEagaa
Sfto1@ rS1e md Il the p=a-. u is
"A Eae irwin af a nag11fice-lL -aaes-
1r-aa statue Of 5-oazs- rs.s s=.rarsa
Aa-gzsi Of IS kind n the Epr=ss
22slIE-a 0n g-zzg-e pedestal sr,4F
122-1kaa7 ol ne 3sf- 5v = c-aszsrg az
I s-rguo Of GzTzzE-v and an ne -=gas
oy a S--oEo of z--1ils-r. hoE.i sy-,su.ss
done n hT-snUe- Two huge hons N
stone AZ 12e tg.eg # ne pedestal .om-
p8ssss me -enauraz
The equestrian aEs--s stands rs ns-e
aaE7- we4Eas zA7E# pounds ami rosr
S--h' st's- The memorial : located IN
NE Botanic Gardens n t.ap sac4 or
he capital and congress aas arp,vYr--
a ne r@lCT22 Of q sxz15un II rast.
s.T77 fs-rs un sc saS4 f-ysrf If tsa,.
gardens Ia admit the Same and To-
3s7TlGe spare 1gr spectators AZ Inc
1,zvzslI1E ceremonies
AzTk-ur-fT 1a- ass+ sz--sss51sn n -A,4.,
IMMORAL WIS r-~z- bv Congress %
Eebraa-v - 1871 The surau;.ast5ar
-ur I2e S-a--le US ht-sG IN .4t~ ana
E1e a-srTz was ~ Henry Il Shxaxiv.
Z 7D1e.1 s-uIp-gF. NJ Elrnsfagr7 y. T
EArss= design VAS s=4t.czsss sr surz-
consisting II Augustus Sa1l--Esau--
1szzs. Daniel Chester French. Cz-sss
IL Durham and Charles ? Nch1rn.
The pedestal was designed hr Ed
ward Ess--1E CASEY Of N<x YORK as
sEsC2aEs-i x1E1 Ar SEraEiE ana za=
completed and put n place II IaAs
The equestrian szaz-le mas 5usz naE
5t-@n finished hpwsN<- and WAS ship
ped 1ese z s-rIsons 5E nutrr t-sacx
from New Y5-k Ctr
The Memorial IA the zarurs x-u-
e-zA anu 18th President Of the United
States viii bear M inscription ar
cIsr-1lnE N Members Of the Fine Ar-=s
Commission VINO 7ec=nIsw approved
Inc s1zzle n lis rsznplsted form a
member 0f the Grant memorial Com
mission had composed a leaEhr n
.sE,zp-1uE- EE1 zE-=r CszSx1az consider
zE5Ean 0Esc-aSs u the commission and
If The ofice n public buildings AM.
grounds deemed an inscription m
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

lark II This asH 1t Tire Strand To-
tzy-Tae s=stGnIou pcE- Toes ire
Lss-A lang Program
Frank Marc n The Ezrc.1inr
Past" 4 phn1oplav N fra oa--s
Cine Ee Man a -wo- aa-r drama
International News With terc Wild
before you and STRIP That Wa
ding ! rafting comedy makes a
splendid 5al ~ me Strand -ozar
Wednesday 9nGs something grr Of
tas ordinary when E1hel Clarion AZ
2ezS n the Paramount Picture
Crooked Sz-eeS- ahlr hacked t--
Burton Holmes views AMI -s1a-
wonder sE-sl M 5 If The Yelled
MyEEy Thursday Friday and
SATURDAY. have bills Of a1uaz worth
No theatre n tbs STATE IS showing
4 better program TO-DAY 1t3aa the III
lie theatre across me d--EEa We
send them cut pleased each and
eve-y time Remember Ezass CIar-
I'm Tomorrow Drop u far Iae maj
11ee and see the Musical Cameuv z
TIE Coliseum AZ aig1L-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

ACME THEATRE
IN HALLOWELL
TO BE CHANGED

Beginning On MnnGay. NoT- Ia. ire
Anne theatre II EaZleE=li s "a De
4.sase1 and il A1El r=znzI7 e5nsed ter- a
week Ills u -he first nora lag las
bean eecsdsad upcn by Manager
George z Appiss5y u me AnE1sza
lAseszr4 ssnCe IRE Name =En New
Hampshire Theatres Inc s19ak ever
re hua1sr from 2 Zabs
s=ens,zs Manage TTz1tisasa p CsE-aE
If lae Maine and View Ealpsiilre Ga.
WITH Manager AppIehv VISITED tina
theatre lasI week and looks1 ever the
ground They decided thai i nps<asss
Al =r-see r=1uT7agE1g and 50 ztts- This
U's-@k- me 70us- VII Se c4Rsea t9r
R1lle During Tszaz pe<5ed srE-y-
hing INK Gza be zoZa E7al De 1ore-
Il VII ne -=pazn-a3 and renovated
throughout z11 VII De ready s8-
gpeniag % the public N N0v- -
y honestly 1s-=l -Ela- the peSEle NJ
Ezz2lnxEll E1l Appreciate the new pas-
1CT vt t1at Ana sad MANAGER Al
alEloY IN -ele Journal yeS-E-1zy TIE
-ae-oe Is 20 % llt11lss1 II Efae gxszz
string If theatres 1v2Ed and man
2gz6 BY -1lE Ma1-F and New lamp
st-z-7= T'hsa1-=ss- I3c- and ina same
3lg attractions Jszzz hare bean seen
a. Augusta Vii A4so - s1BE1 Il
EAllrwe1L In a1Ae- MOTHS z1tn me
nA7r theatres for Etgsct me airEz-sS
and oesl llc-lras cza. 2,4 bought, me
ceup2zv wzis be enabled n flr-2Eil
a-1-zc-1pns ts1a- aAE-a never 1ssf8re
been seen n Ez-loEe5l anu ara rare
3 sasa except II ne largest CITES
The Acme s 10 ee zaEe- t,,e zzract
ca-= NJ Manage App5e5F 5lst as are
ne Caau1i2z and the Gpe-z house -
4 -Elsza
Included n +A1P csanUva-5gls vii -
the installation u rE'3 II ire 1er
powerful and lp-t0-1ate Simplex
1Ty1ger-1nE maGh-2ss slra as Eta be
11E used azI1 So u4<A 14roraSIe
comment q Ire Colonial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

C6cH- u me Ear Capt Godfrey
Little
Edward Quincy mas bean gained
Z @arauGga To Tzsdg relatives n Lew
ls1un-
The -s11rzs 1-uu FlEaoUE1x Non
day we're sona 4 5un-sr [rgrn Bus
-nn and Frederick o tsFa1n from
chelsea
Melvin a Tayior. af (Eardine-. la1e
Cf Co K 18th L 8 Inf ami E+arz-e
L CaZ7ss- If Ensz1l- LA-a e "a NJ
tn L : Inf. rax@ e.-.=n admitted ~
me Home
The funeral n tina La-e Js-v-n11al
Toomsv vas ae5d. from Zae Hums
caapel AZ 70 a II. Mundav. Rsv II
Mclaughlin officiating
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

making EEse day wurrs7y of r. s2n-1Csus
significance
CHARLES ! gRAEla1E. AsawQr-
SoTg-fse- s 1sssa
i ps-zt1nn US PM n czrxsalzrzua
among the merchants and zre-
1izsSsanzaa- nen Ut Eae c1zy regarding
Ing e3nsan- Ct the s9nras or 1aar ga
and Was very generally sagussE. z7=Te
beng s1z-yr-slEes IF TIE merchants TT1o
favored saE lISfs--
Though -asrs Is % be IA easeg-z-
-2p1 OF tsze event N fza-y15rsr. nzav
NJ Tie residents ar4 planning 10 80
T1 A2EZsza IN Ihzr Oar The CITY
Gardner game which g n gsc.-.1- VI
Ee7U9 Williams Field n TIA afternoon
VIII 6-zE la--E cvw1 1-wrn Gar
s5Dfs -Aa1 il has egle- Gzonp before
,ssss-s-zaZ cars w,7l TIE 81 tzgz czEre NJ
-ssose z--snGlnE- Egzrysazs6T n re
--zz- Eas Z gns1 ps-oe N 1ee .Ean his
res4r md should snow taear interest
by gong ~ A1gasz2 2zG roofing E-5r
-lag team