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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

fV drive SAI equipped with 5-inch hon cord a,l
tires; substantial body; m 1nnnire
cal condition, first class. lhIu uar
at Miller and Leek Garage h SO
son, Wash.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

Kalsomining. paper sor nhone
painting. Call John Dui 7-15-6t-.
zoos, Lynden.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-New No. M4
10 TO 20 feet long, $1,000 de an,
]. w. Zevenbergen. PHONE a., 81
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

PIGS FOR SALE-Various ages.
Span Bros. phone R571, Lynden.
S-5-3t-s
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

FOR SALE-100 laying White Leg
horn hens, I each. j. w. Zeven-
bergen, phone 2914 Lynden. 1881
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

-@0O cAIE OR TRADE.
HORSES rT - n II. Smith.
Phone Gus AS n 7s29-tf-o
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7-WEEKS OLD PIGS FOR SALE.
Phone 1914, Henry Otter. S-l9-1-o
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

OATS FOR SALE-As l am leaving
this place this winter, will sell at
threshing time No. l Swedish Sc
lect oats. $50 per ton. Henry
Moltke, phone 1908, Lynden.
S-5-tf-O
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-08-19

FOR sALE-One De Laval oep pn,I.
tor; registered GUERNSEY brood
grade Guernsey heifers; Wing.
sows; 1Ox30 silo. Z. " 7o9-tf.o
nhone 5OO3, Lynden.
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FOR SALE-Will sacrifice $500 on
Oldsmobil ga ton truck, used
year. Inquire Miller and Leek Gar
age, Everson, Phone 70 Nooksack.
S-19-lt- o
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C0P SALE--Mill wood. Orders tasen
TN ia money received at Lynaeh
anu p;nrear Realty Co. Telephone res
Pioneer es . Se 1aS ofice R o4l. E.
L, Bartlett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21
~kiac League Of Federated Church Elects Ofcers-D
Z Delegates National an State Meetings Appoint
e5-Eo Crime in Town for n early Month

gate 10 represent the society II the
National congress- in Washington and
the alrsruates are Is follows: Mrs
Ella Pooier. Mrs. Mabel Philbrick.
Mrs. Mary Greenway. Mrs. Elizabert,
Merrill. Mrs. Elise White, Mrs. ellen
Wentwurrh. IS. Lola SiUnt, Mrs
Della Bartlett Dr.. Julia Nincaid and
MISC Florence Pooier. Mrs. Edith
Philbrick. regent and Miss Mabel
Puoier. vice-regrt- are del sEaIes ex-
efficio. AS delegates ID State meet
ing Of The .. A. 2. 70 be held in Au
rusta on March 18th and 18Th, Mrs.
DauEorrh Mrs. Eliza beth Marble.
Mrs Nellie Chase. Mrs. Dinsmore.
Mrs Naude AvUre, Ms. Elise FeI-
lows White. Miss Gertrude Weston
and Mrs. Merrill were chosen. with
Mrs Greenwood. Miss Mabel Pooler,
Mrs Wentworth, Mrs. Wfldes. Mrs.
Abbott Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Ba-tlert
AND Mrs. Sarah MarBt1n us alter
nates. Miss Gertrude Weston read I
bulletin issued by the AmericaaiZa-
ton committee Of tne National Socie-
= >
chairman and Miss Louise H Coburr
of Sspwhegar IS director Of The
Northern Division. Mrs. Eliza beth
Merrill -ead short article from
Community Topics a paper eciisG
hv The American International COL
lege al Springfield. entitled "A Melt
ing Pot Miss Geneva Smith play
I'd piano solos which were exceeding
fv well rendered and much enjoyed,
Miss Cobu-n read al article written
by fer and read at d board meeting
n wa1a-vilIe entitled "Americaniza-
1ion" III which. after saving that
characterization was the word Of the
hour in church circles. clubs and nae
even received attention from the
Government, she went On 10 anaiize
American Ideals She emphasized the
fart that Amsricanizariou must be
aided by education and the Nation
al committee advises the education
of girls vino are willing 70 take sucn
COURSES erwo wears being usually re-
eJ7rfred Of high school, graduates
vrro agree upon the completion OF
-,,eir ce,irse 10 devote certain
I.ng4h of time 70 The work Of educa-
inn among foreign THE AIneri-
car's Creed and q pamphlet issued
mr. +be Anerfranizafion committee IF
A r. reprinted from the ksnne-
he,. Journal issue az October lbrn-
7a1s entitled Judge Cornish Speaks
sf Duties of Good Citizens" was read
t,v Mrs Abbott Mrs. Pooler was
assisted in receiving by her dauEh-
te-- Miss PooIer and tea and sand
witches were served al n'clock- The
pext meeting will be silver tea on
T-anr,,arv 18th al which tIne eacf
member of the club viii be privileged
- hiring a guest Miss Faith Hlnck-
Icy viii speak Of her work oEeTsens
=, 4,,;s. ,-rne The meeting VIII et
7,a,a ~ the I.llsrarw parlurs and the
,,ostavees will se Mrs Dinsnoee MITE
r,a4on Mrs. Griffin. DR. kIncaio ana
Airs Abbott
viIliarn Mitchell. superintendent OF
The Maar Spinning MIL. and hooay
LEVEL. head peokkeepci III the msf4'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

Miss Ada Sockpesur OF Old Town is
visiting a. the home Of aI-. anu Mrs.
Eugene Cock.
NJ and Mrs Gordon McTagge-t were
called 10 Rochester. D. Z, Monday d.
the death " Hrs. McTasgert's sisrer..
Mrs. John Pugsley.
Conrad Forsnerg ms returned from
Bradford, N Il. wnere NJ mas .,te..
visiting ms parents. Air ana Mrs. Al
drew Forsaerg, tor The past IN, ct weeks.
Miss Marion McCoubrey viii er1ts-1sa In
me ku1n-A-Gin Club TINS evening IL
me home of Mrs Jasepn Poirjer On
4 yer street
William Aver was business VISITOR
II Portland Monday,
Charlie Thomas returned Monday
morning To Cumberland Mills. where he
Is employed, after passing the week end
with relatives II town.
A. The regular meeting OF Cascade
Grange Saturday evening ne frs1 ana
secpnd degrees were conferred On q
class Of candidates. Eex- THURSDAY
Cascade Grange viii observe Us 18th
SNA.241 ait al d4f-t-d9 uttL.IiE ~
be held with Vassalburn Grange As
guests. Stare Secretar Z. Il L.ibnv
Of Auburn ana State Master ". W.
Thompson Of China VIII be present ana
d most interesting program has Dear,
arranged Dinner will be served a.
noon and all those nUr solicited are re
quested 70 bring PIE. cake or dough
nuts
The Fidelity Class Of me Free Eap-
list church viii meet -hurstav after
noon al c1e home Of Mrs Clyde Ellis Of
Water sc-eaL
M- and Mrs Charles Brown and
daughter Iva and Miss 3Iary Harris
have gone % Belgrade Oh business cor Z
few GAYS
Ms. Joseph Poirier and daughter
-eona have returned from q weekend
visit with relatives II wnegaa
Ms Z. Il Thing Of WINSTON was a
weekend guesc a The home OF Nj. ana
Ms Isaac Brown.
Frank Dyer, payinastar a tile Cas-
cade WOODEN mill mas returned from q
short wish win his family a Toxrrof--
Calvin Thompson was gwen SET
prise party 1a-Uru-r evening A. his
home On Aver s--ee- ne occasion aain-
his bircnGar The guests were Mrs.
Josephine Anes and son Won Of Lewis
ION Ea-lon Stevens. Miss Myrtle
Moody N-, and Mrs Frank Euonnrti,
Misc Hazel Fisher. M and Mrs Anro-
MO Williams and son Ram. -ha e-a-
nir@ was pleasantly nassea with slr1--
ing and heye we-r selections BIZ me
vic--o.a and accurd.an Dv Anynnin
Williams, Refreshments Of ice cream.
axe, fancy cookies and cnfee were
served.
MSS Lida Russell has RETURNED from
2 week vIEIt win friends n f2umfor3
:. J Mayo Of F-ozc-ufr was 4 business
visito- IN town Monday
Charles C7rnfortn ana LIewelizn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

Brene- returned Monday mourning 70
Belgrade. where rney are employed.
after passing the week enc a. their
homes III town.
Mr., ana Mrs. Frank Bumps were
guests Sunday NJ Mrs. Bumps parents.
NJ. anG Mrs. Aluen Moore.
FREQ Wing OF Waterville WAS = busi-
ness visitor IN North Belgrade Satu--
da-
Har-r c. Decker Posi- 10. 81, AIeri-
can Legion viii hold irs regular meet
ing this evening IN the Legion rooms.
Mrs Walter Goodwin has returned
erum SkDwhegan, where she passed the
Week end with Mr.. Goodwin VIM is
emp OWED Lnere.
Edmund Leany WHO is a student u
A+...Is Hill Is passing 4 short vacation
at he home Of mis- mother, Ms FRED
ThiDadeaU
The ladies' Of the Tiesday CLUB have
offered to the high school q prize Of 8
for excellence in English, the prize %
be competitive between the mem: .ars OF
The senInr ana JUNIOR classes. CHOICE
will De determined ~ rank a. the emo
Of the school year Three members
whose rank stands the hi-t1.sT from
eacn class viii be required 10 cellar an
original +.ssar IN pnniIc and We ,ilanE
me Tuesday Club Tor tnis generous
favor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

WI jacob lyon, r1or1er- MfCr1,
I wIst that YOU could hear nm tell
Of ms manv experiences with DIN rrrieI1-s
saves, C-lRLors. etc, Deenre ne tried my
method. here Is letter just recalvsa
rom MIN
Nj. =. 7. Page. Marshall. Mich
lear sir l want yDu IN know what
your -reH Ernen- has done for me. ! mad
suffered with piles for MANY veG-s and
used SupDoS1fDries anu al KINDS OF
C-ea TN Gl-E, DuI never got reiie4 until !
rrieG yours. Am now completely cl-eG.
A-rnnUgh ! am q Years old ard
Lne Oldest dc-1ve blacksmith III Micni-
gan. ! feel wears Younger since me piie7
have Ia-- NE ] will surely recommend
II to III ] know VINO suffer This way
Fl nu c4C uss my letter am WV you
WISE ana 7 hope II will lead others 70
TT this wonderful remedy.
Yours truly,
Their ara thousands NJ afflicted PEG
Die suffering with piles who have never
Vet tried me ane sensible way Of --aaI-
ing them.
Den't be cut. Don't waste monev Or
foolish saves. oin-Insnts. Gila-ors. ETC.
but SEND toGEv 1ur : Free Trial Of MY
internal method TOR the healing Of Piles
No matter whether your cast Is OF
long s-4aGine or recent deveiopmerI-
whether I IS occasional or permanent
vuu snuuiG SEM for This 1ree -rlal --aat-
nenl.
No n1a-ta- where YOU Eve-np ma Ter
wfla- yuur age OF occupa-Ion-I- YOU
are troubled with piles, my method will
rElleNt FOL nruirlpLN-
ThIs liberal offer of cree treatment is
too important fnr vnu To neglect Z in
gle day Write now Send no money
Sir1p3v mail the cpupnn-Dut do this
now To- !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

went 10 Boston on the morning CraIn
Of Tuesday.
Carroll Goodwin weut 70 Fairfield
or q business TIP on Tuesday.
J. Il. GruuGy, who was Sent 10
Portland shortly after Christmas,
where ne mad employment N con
sructIon work. IS al nome and on
Tuesday morning underwent The am =
pulatlon Of toe.
There viii De q meeting Of the
Cambridge local Of the Farm Bureau
IL Cambridge Wednesday, r :.
Adams, State president OF the New
England Milk Producers AssociaL ION.
Will speak on Lle work OF MS or
ganizaIion during the past year.
County Agent Stursr viii talk on
feed mixtures for dairy cattle ana
give some interesting statistics rs 10
The costs OF the various ingredients
which are used II making UP these
-ations. This will be one CT the most
important meetings Of the yeGr tDr
the local organization
County Commissioner Henry Crn-
wei returned from Jackrnan Tuesda '
noon. where ne has been on business
Tor the past week
The next meeting of Town I'M
prpVeynenr Society viii De held II The
par;orE OF the public library on FRI
day afternoon. Jan. BIRD An ez-
ceIlen- program has been arranged
by Mrs. u mona Homestead Tins " Ii
be the first meeting devoted IL the
study Of Russia anC :. EUssakofT
viii speak.
LetEtlt. the youngest son Of John
Harold Philips, VINO has been cI.irt
ca.ly III, is reported as improving.
Mr. Seavey 1arher OF Mrs J. II
Phillips. mas been suffering from an
attack Of pneumonia rhe past lew
Gays az the Phillips home but is con-
vaiescing
Aid-year exams II the high school
viii begin Oh Tuesday nexl ana ciose
IT noon on Friday
Albert W GetchelI. local boxer.
will go To Portland on " eGnesday
where he is matched with Young
Chandler u Biddefnru. Gafchel made
quite q reputation as llUXer while
ii service IN the Philippines and u
"a AEAsSSs u EAAN a ASA-7A AAAi-
between GeLcheu and Chandler
Skowhegan Is enjoying pro1ract-
eG period uf civic righteousness
There have been no hearings al the
municipal court or before local trial
justices for nearly Z month. The
prompt manner II which criminals
have been brought ID JUSTICE during
Iat tall has evidently shown them
that this town Is not a good rendex-
vous for the class. Of people who
make crime their business.
The sale nf government goods 81
the municipal building OF SaturCis'--
last VS. well pa-ronized by towns
people bur on account Cf me STUN
not many came in from the outlying
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

-h, x ,rklng League of the Fed
I'll I'd enu-ch met az the church par
III atunuav afternoon. There was i
-rs srdance as this was enc OF
russ. Important meetings OF rhe
-tjr..-.s were eiecIeG, rs fol-
E,-as 5dcu-- M-s Gertrude Buck
frs4-nresldeu1s. Mrs. trace
.re A11rada Cool; secretary,
4as0n. treasurer. Mrs. Guor-
Mrs E.nlTna Simpson.
-e.ved so ably as presi-
lie past wear, was not abe
-~.="c. ard Mrs Mary Bailey
er. Dro TEN Mrs. Allce
M-z Mar R0waA were
IL lr executive committee
WORK for rFe ne-zt three
-ra Working League,
-r7-ts during the past
uu-ed 500 toward the
tiebt On the parsUn-
AUS nue. with C1ig opJecf
~ la~,.z -.e coming year =
SIS TaJ-G ID .a a x s.st1nEf0n lea
i Fa5--a~y Il the E'arlors Of
aaerl--c AurcE. the GATE CT
-. Il - a1uounce6 later Altar
,esa meeting d short program
s~a-. scnslstIng Of a SOM by
err 14wls. accompanied by
e -u.-u. and readings by MIS-.
34ae- ana Mrs. Emma Good
F2A" -Tr -ocacion Of Somerset
L. = A M, viii be neic
a-"a 1aI wednesday evening,
- -s- al 30 O'Clock The
l4=~a-s dag-ae viii ne worked
t~casiun Of the official VS.
r. most exceIl mt grand
@;,nuel 3. Furnish OF
-8' is requested -.1aI al
p@- p resent
ADDISON ThaYer IF Portland
rs --s-1ess rlsiIor n ShOwnegan
42nE1- everlng.
's-lz--a-s u ne American Revc-
Ter r.er az -he nome Of Mrs. Nj I.
-uc1sr avenue on "a flncay
ne meeting opened with
~a e. and flag salute ana
wed by the reading OF ri1e
~"po-r Mrs Florence
'"-- ---a10~tr was chosen dele
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21
TROY

CEN-ER--la-ence whitnev net with
q Painful accident last week wnen slip
ping from ne hay NOV. h. broke ms
ankle
MISS Aupvne Cray e al home from
.,er schuol In f'argen fnr . vacation OF
seve-a. weeks.
F.a--mond Wright has employment in
Lisbor Falls
3irs he orah Estes. an elderly lazy IN
feeble health. fell down the cellar
stars Z: the nome If her srn. Clarence
Estes last week. She sustained man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21
ONLY A POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

Il matters MOI whether you have had
agunizing rheumatic pains Tor - Years or
distressing witches for y wetiis- I.heu-
mn Is mighty and powerful enough %
hell: drive rheumatic pnisGTfs from Ton-
body and abolish ali niserv. or Ine cost.
small as Ii is. will De ches-Tuly re-
funded.
TJrl,g-isrs everywhere are authorized
To seu fsheUna Oh q ne-ea-H-nr-pay
fasis It's absolutely harmless and
after taking The small dose as directed
once day for TWO days you shouiu
l,r,ou that az last YOU have obtained
remedy that will conquer rnellulat:srn-
For over ten vAa-s throughout ArIfs-i-
ca Rfieuma ilas been prescribed and flaE
released thousands from agUny- BOW
ditch "a et,srs.r Co viii sIup'g guu and
guarantees money refunded If not salts
factury.-AGy.
Iau.l-2-H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

The Franklin Light E Power Co,
which has been tutoring under Ctif1rui
les the past TWO weeks. running OF
on part Time On account Of low WIT
and ire in the channel. has prorif. :
against future troubles OF TINS .inc b.
making 4 cunt-act with the Cen-ra4
needs in addition to what il can gener-
are IN lis own plant. ND 10 l01y horse
power, with the privilege of increasin=
the horsepower if necessary Wire
will he strung t-urn The FRANKLIN cons
panv plant on the Car-ann sssrt rive
IN New Portland 10 North Anson az
soon as possible, where the Centrili
Maine wires will ne Iapped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

Session IN charge of the president
Report OF conference committees.
80. Devotional period conducted
by the Conference officers and dele
gates Address. The Religion u1
Fed Eiaoded Boys" Il " Gibson.
Boston.
h-5u- Farewell meeting. Jefferson
= SMITH, presiding 9.Db. Adjourn
rneal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

bruises and q severe Shaking up, buI
no bones were broken.
M and Mrs Charles Wright or Th-
Brooks. y. B., were recent guests -
Mrs Wrignt's sister Mrs.. Z. L Side
finger.
Ms Sarah Morrill, Of pirLsfitid IN
been the guest Of Mrs. Gerrle Benuet-.
the past week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21
MONMOUTH
CARD nF Thanks.

We WISH 10 thank our neI-hDors
and friends and all f-aterual orEani
zations for their many kin6nesses
during our berea vement and Tor III.
beautiful floral tributes
MRS ALBTNA LITTLE.
MISS ELIZABETH LITTl.t
MISS GENEVA LITTLE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21
JACkMAN

The final details of the 0rganlza-
ton Of the :. 5. :. club We're al
-anged al meeting heiG WeGnes-
DAY evening a. the hnme Of Mis-
Ella Mckenzie Refreshments wer
served and an interesting evenln=-
was enjoyed Ivy all attending
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

district + ir.zzt sssalectru:ur, c. H Smith
Ecas 20 Boston On wednesday, 70
purchase raafs. OF the government
supplies and there wil BE- anotht,'
safe IN the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

Z. V. Grie.ier. a compassion on the -
Paul Dispntch. having naf an huu- fJr
lunch. Ieie7hortd N his fiance. me- is
a. the offir. Of Lhe Court Cummisslune-
WINS married. got his lunchenn and r.
turned To WORT or time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
= =. Ec.wz-is' Olive Tablets

= = EG.vz-s' Olive Tablets
Ia Z ne jcvta c-y of t.crsanos
EDWARDS produced ol.e
-.la sl,Eas-- ute fnr caloIyles. NO
az..irs from tnese pleasant
alets. They cause the nVI
-1 70 act normally lnes
z.-. ar-e rtherr Go unnatural acunn-
x .-1ra-cs' Drive Tablets are =
-3a'...:-lg heaiing, vegetable cnu o'o
LEX wt.r uiive Gil.
: 7ou lave a had taste, bad nrsalH.
'ael Gull. -traa. are cunsrIpafec Oh
@loua. ynu'm find quick and SITE e
s1i's ron y. Edwards little Give
-&..-.s y Lifting. I0c and sc bcx'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21
Flies Cured IN 6 70 10 DAYS

D-IE-ists refund money II PAZO ONT
NEN- tails 70 cure Itching, Blind.
Bleeding Or P-or-udinE Piles Stops
Irritation. Sn0tnes and Heals You ca.,
get -esrtul sleep after the frst apilIca-
uun. PRICE tic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-21

UnILed Baptist Church. Lewiston.
2o0 Giving out Of credentials.
81 90 Rehearsal Of conference hymns
led by john Taylor, Camden. 4.3e
Meeting Of al the leaders. 300.
General business session Of leaders
and delegates. appointment Of nnUll-
mating. eredenriaI and resolution
committees and other necessarv bust
ness. $50 X elcDn1e u lewiston,
E1n. c. P. Lemal-e. mayor Of Lew
lstOn ID Auburn Hon Il Z. Gass
mayor OF Auburn, La 1he ci1urcnes
Rev g T FirnIe lewiston. Re-
Spouse. Arthur :. Merrill Augusta
6.o1 Hymn Onward Christian
Soldiers go. Parade led BIZ
Madison Public School Band an
Jordan High school Band The par
ade viii bt formed ii front Of the
United Baptist CHURCH and march III
the banquet Ill Cj-v hall,
FRIDAY EVENING
Cry Hall, Lewiston
$50 Banquet, H c. Day Auburn
chairman executive committee thu
Stare Young Men Christian Assp-
clGunn OF Name, presiding. PAYER.
Eev A = Paul. Auburn, Confer
ence photograph. 4Iusic hv Confer
ence orchestra. z. 4. Pitcher. leader
90. county veIls ana songs taking
rhe counties in alphabetical order
Tdasrraa.5fer Henry L Dunnack III
-. -. -, - ,11Iiis I9iN -i'e
s,nor7... = ~, ~ Z 80 - -s-oi- iii
"p> f-{dS none pr
Conference. sac Address Ar--7r1~
a-udnan. Springfield. s.eo. Greer-
-ngs and announcements. James G
D1'1li'S 7l@-@ hoTs secfetar-- Wa
IL
@ATL E1A1 MORNING
Pine Street C'un--ega -ipr;I -},u,-r,T
lewiston.
$50 Song sar--lce. So. ns~o-
tiuns. 2 :. Morrison. wara-,,-;ile
soc Repor- Of me nominating cnrr-
mIrIee. e.ga. Presidents Inaue7,-,,
address, cabinet members u -h,
platform. SD Address. "-ae T-
Ves-nent u z Life Work. Arthur,
FIuclnan- Springfield. l1T5 Exer-
clse. leu ~ Thomas I. Coates IT
VI tint 1n--6 open parhanen-
IN " Ga1 Ion1erence Bows are Do
4tis q 11oLllt. ieo py z. G Handle
zAuDu-1l, t-ach delegation should az
- S''iii'''Iit- n report 1870.
-" = = > "anes z Barnes
- l''"'' -AddrAsE Dr.
- ork- L-4a.
mr.. -,.-,..-,,, con1erenc=
r-p-
Pin. <
+ : -A"l-i1' -hl-'cfl.
i NJ
f,an,.rre -, !. ''=laers. IT
9. ..-,.a - eS'1iils- Sheah +
,,or,,,,.-iF.- ,.--- o'A lor i f'lr1-
-, - - -. -'-"' a. Head,
~ 1~-'S Na-@r'Tll4s,
-. :, = Ls'--p RAINING
--:,s. ~ II oa-iies. It 81 H
LII 1ou-h -naga-
r =" Aorl--
~ -uioes VIII he
4l--ii anu cohuuct delegates
- l" WISH 1tas+ nan
there VIII De
-, 1-Gif7il If
4@-1lons StaunIon
. : 1iifai-1his r1hss. 1Wo *
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03

is to be merely loan fund to be used 70
encourage ship operators to hri't. II 10
not gift, only loan on the . OF So
curity, the vessel to be constructed. The
board is authorized to establish and di-
rect steamship lines for advancement
and expansion of our foreign and coast
wise trade. Traffic needs and port devel-
opment and maintenance also come under
its directive scope.
MARINE insurance, vital angle IN
commercial expansion, is another OF the
obligations of the board. 1t is committed
TO the creation of fund for this purpose
which should greatly stimulate opera
ton of ships under the u. s. flag. Other
nations have for some time held out such
essential encouragement to their shipping
interests. All foreign trade regulations
are put squarely up to the board. In CO.
operation with the postmaster general
the board is charged with the arranging
for the carrying Of U. s. mail only in
U. s. ships.
''These and other responsibilities are
imposed on the Shipping Board and men
high in shipbuilding and shipping circles
saw it will take some careful adm,nistra-
tion of these duties in order to get out of
the Jones legislation all that it so richly
promises.