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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

Suggestions from department chair
men.
Admission II new clubs
Appointment Of committees.
Report Of Credent1al committee.
MrA Frederick Brown. ISrunswIc elk
Report Of neeroIogIsL
Mrs 7 ? Fish. Watervl lie
Music
one Wednes usY Miss Anna L. Smith,
chairman Of arr committee. will show
Wednesday Afternoon
80 O'CLOCK
MAINE AFTERNOON
We love you for the lofty seat
You've reared meath Heaven dome
BuI best of all. we 1--we YOU. Maine
Because you're Aaine-ana Home"
Organ voiuutarE
Name N Education. President SilIs
The Early History II Maine.
PROF. Caroline CoIviu
Music Maine. nv state"
Miss Isabel Ridley
Address. GOV Carl Il. Miiliken
Music Miss Isabel Ridley
wednesday Evening
O'CLOCK
Organ voluntary.
Prof Edward Il. Wass. Brunswi elk
Trio. Miss Annie StetsoD. violin
Mrs Charles T. Burnett. cello
Prof Edward H Wass. organ
AddresE-The Opportunities u the
Dull Jon.
Mrs. Margaret Deiand. Boston
Organ voluntRr-.
Prof Edward H wass
Thursday Morning
. O'CLOCK
Music
Suggestions from Department Chair
men
Public Health.
Mrs. Z E Porter Old Town
Public Health as ( Relates % the Wei
fare OF the Community
DR.. Edith Rabe, Washington. D c.
Address on Health Conditions, DR. l.
d Bristol AUGUSTA. State com
missioner Of health.
Echoes from Biennial. Mrs. William
T. Brewster. Dexter. Mrs. NJ Z.
r. White Presque Isle; Mrs An
. ME 2. Cole. Biddeford: Miss Mel
lie Jordan. Presuue Isle.
Revision NJ bylaws
Discussion II State Endowment.
opened by Mrs. E z Ross. Gull
ford. chairman Of endowment.
Report of corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Halle r. Fisher. Dexter
Report Of recording secretary.
Mrs Annie B~Ccie
Final report Of credential committee
Mrs. Frederick Brown, Brunswick
Report of committee On endorsements
ana Recommendations.
Mrs. Fred Brown. Belfast
Report of committee on courtes1es-
Unfinished business
Minutes
Adjournment,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

whole family is taking Eitali1as told
me u Tins wonderful rernedy. ana On
the strength If MS recommendation
started the rreatrnent. The differ
ence N ms now is astonishing I am
gaining last and nv appetite is won
derfuL All my food IS easily digest
ed and I no longer have those sick.
dizzy. taintinE spells as IN the days
gone by. This Heaven SEM remedy
mas made a new man of me"
Mr Silver is The owner Of the Su-
Yer planning Mills on Avon street
He Is very we'll known ana respected
and anyone suffering from rheuma :
tisrn. indigestion. nervousness. storn
ach. kidney or liver Ills. would DO
well 70 follow mis- advice. For sale
al Coughlin's Drug Store.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

Il have had Indigestion Tor the
past eight or ten wears and nearly
ali nv food distressed me terribly.
i was SO painful for me 70 eat that I
could only take about one half the
proper nourisnment that was neces-
sarv 10 keep ne out Of the grave.
Consequently ] became very weak.
"One gay I actually fell on Lisbon
street, aust outslde Of Aidens store
ana MAD t. be assisted inside 70 rest
I'D until Z could regain enough
strength 10 ret horne This state
menl can he corrobarated by Mr.
Monitor the druggist If that store
Ny condition gradually hec2rne
worse ana IN desperation twas ahour
10 give UP when M. FoSE Of Maple
SHADE Farm, Ltchfeld. Ne, whose
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

e'nor-eieet Pai,knurs1 on his election.
/ know well the vaiue Of his leader
snip IN the contest. The -iec.ion dealt
with great national issue. tbs result
VAS phenomenal. and ccnf1deutiv be-
llEve that the answer of Maine 70 the
questions presented 10 the country N
this eiecrion viii be that Of the oorn-
ny al large
With best regars and erery gooa
Wish 20 Governor Parkhurst.
Sincarelv yours.
HENRY CABOT LODGE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
VASSALBORO

NORTH-Miss Hope Romans Was
delightfully."- surprised Monday even
ing when seventeen Of her friends
Holiday and tended her d mis-
ceilaneous shower in honor of her
approaching marriage 10 George
Clark Of Augusta The house was
arristicallv decorated in yellow
color design Of crepe paper and sun
flowers. Miss Romans WIS the re-
cipient Of many useful and beautiful
gifts. including cut glass silver.
china and hand worked pieces of
linen. During the evening whist was
pared and refreshments. consisting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
FREDK-. A. GILLET.


Wilmington. De-. sent. %. 1890.
a. z Day Bangor Maine. : re'+-1-
.ngs ana congratulations 20 Repuhli-
cans II Maine. and that means about
everybody .vF rne state tins time.
Greetings ana cunErfsI u!Ations- TO
Governor Da;Knurst VINO has The luck
G. ieau -,-.aple 81 wise ana generous.
Ana again greetings ana cosEratuia-
tlcns Ia Bangor wnere especially Ur1rs
u the vir,cr- lam bapTy lndeAd to
nave aad even small parr N yuur
GLORIOUS victory MANY thanks Tor
"ountlug ms n ~ the ce'etirRtion.
MARY STEWART.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
~r geg
~ / Ina SUFFERERS
Z -'fE =9--s Eethod ThEt Anyone
an LIS Without Discomfort
o. LES Of Tine.

~ lay -scv- method that controls Asts.rlsa
|,,,.. ~ zl F. ~ Il N pTIF elrcrse- 81
- t'- f's7-T cGse Is or long stanCi1I Ii
'it1ef-t whether II IS TIrrsSuf as
D. s7-r;-~ AsatIinR. vou shozlid setIg.
|---- -ial p a9IE method. 80 rnhtte- ~
-1;.- o. 7o l-rr. No natter what y-ssssf ast
'''.'I, = On are troubled with asttltDg
n. S71ala Tri3eve Voc E1ru-piiy.
-, r~a-L - FeTfd I TO those GI1pa;
r. @1 -7@ sz~s yvtle-es,Il forms of inilaAFrs
|f~1~ 1'...'la Tcs-araricrs. fumes. rKstcfII
- s-aEe tailed. We want to s.zr-
h f.. 3I'T expense, that tits rev r1rttsoc
ps-,--Aa=l u etid Gil dia1cuit brrafhinE. ali
g. a11 al those terrible IuroxysU.s Il.
h. 1ner IS 100 iruoor-arI1 10 neglect Il
+. "rlte now and begin the method
h f-nG 70 rroney. Simply mail c,up51
- 70 Il Today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

he Week. Rev Mr. Thompson Of
North Windsor officiating. The
church choir # Windsor Corner sung
-hroe beautiful selections The bear
ers vc~e Harry PinkhaIn. Ralph
Dur-on. LIT Pierce and Frances Col
aurn. The -ioral tributes We're many
ana beautiful. she was 'tweutv-three
voalrs " axe. She Is survived ny her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Reed,
ane- Hro-har Waiter Reed. one aunt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
HENRY CABOT LODGE


Providence, r. L Sept. Il. 1H2f.
A r. Day. Chairman COMMITTEES an
Arrangements, Bangor, Me.-HeafTissf
congratulations to rhe Republicans If
Maine Your Stale is like the North
star ana can he relied upon for rs To
SCI straight and direct course for
VICTORY IN November. The victory Of
Governor Parkhurst and his fell
low Republicans is splendid insplra-
non for rs 10 work on Regret thai
the speaking engagement al Newport
County Fair prevents my being with
yUu.
r. LIVINGSTON BEEKMAN.
Governor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

OF punch ana fancy cookies, were
served. After pleasant evening ai
en1uy7nert, the parry closed u -aI--z
and delight, wishing Miss Romans =
very hauuv muir.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
7orkland Woman Is Drowned

The BODY Of Mrs. annie -onsidtne.
Sc, n Water street. Rockland. VINO
was missing since early Wednesday,
morning, was found thar afternoon
IN Reeds pond, a few feet from
shU-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
VitaIitas IS Free From
Alcohol or Poisonous Dope
Nothing Habit=Forming

Mr. c. F. Silver, who re sides at Cottage St.
Lewiston. Maine, is Glad to Tell his Friends
of His Speedy Recovery from His Recent
Illness. When Relating Some of His Exper-
fences to the VitaIita Representative. the
Other Day, He Said:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

state House. Boston. Mass. Sept %.
1920
4. ?. Day Chairman Committee m
Arrangements. Bangor Maine.-Mr
dear Mr.. Day, ] rejoice with Won n
Ire ar,umprant election Of Col. Park
hurst. All n as n MRssach userts
waited anxlouslv for the returns from
Maine. ana We are filed with jov al
rre res ult Maine mas set tie maze
ana although I is lively one me
resi- II America viii follow
with congratulations TO. Governor
elect Parkhurst, and with gratitude 70
The oval Republicans Of Maine for
their nationwide victory
Sincerely YOURS.
CLAIMING cox.
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CLINTON

JAMES E-alon ralsea. ana soid TO
=. & Gibson The other day, TWO pigs
tAat weighed when I'VE weeks OLD.
ana - = .1s. ana he other ID H.
bS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
Houltun. Ne. Sept. -. 192o.

lUL4Lull. NM 11Sf5t- -.--a1.
Hon A R. Day, Chairman Commit
tee on Arrangements. Bangor, Me
Regret I cannot De with YOU Thurs
day The people Of my district are
greatly pleased with the result ana all
believe rt1at Fred VIII give the stale
a splendid administration
IRA G. HERSEy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
EAST SOMERSET FAIR
OPENS AT HARTLAND

Harriand. Sept 15- (Speclan-
The East Somerset fair opened sodav
with a good attendance and fqe
showing in all deperamtnts. One
race only was on the card today. the
wagon race.
WAGON RAcE-PURsE $50 - IN
L. MILE)
BIotar, bn. Palmer Dexter ! !
morrill, the Great. gE, Nelson
Dexter .---...-....-
Eta Waits. bm, Mason. Bel
faSfl ..-.--.-.-......-. --.--.. . :
Autumn Wilkes, br n (Libby1.
Genoa W. br N (MorrilD 1890 3 )
Time. lis. Liz,
On Friday there viii be the races
with a good field and a big crowd is
expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
Boston. Mass. Sept. %. !!

A. r. Day. Bangor, Me--Congrat-
ularions and thanks 70 Maine for
proving so thoroughly that Inteiii-
-ence ana conscience are still donin-
ate u New England. ana Tor E4lcour-
aging rs all 70 DO our full duty n No
velnper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

Mrs T A NesbIt. and a host u
cousins and friends Internent was
N Hill cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

y fair Wednesday. In the I'D troI.
Lady Emerson dropped a heaI 10
Brackert's Aurora The SUMMARY
30 CLASS TROT-PCRS $3.50
Lady Emerson. ch n.
BY Mort Inland Direct
tRusseIl) ..-----.. 3 ! I
"A urora- hIn. by Peter the
Great Brackets 1900 . =
Broken, bg {Eveleth).- = . I I
The Great Miss Fowler.
hm (Tayior) .,..-5 4 : ;
Electric Forbes also started.
Time 2-24 Il 10 Ii, rs L..
o.i
20 CLASS MLNED-PJRSE $3.50
Star, bg, by Bourbon Patch
an (Faunce1 ..-.-..-.-.-- Z
Charlie Jefferson. ch. :.
(Nelsong ...-...-.-........ !
Pacific Express. bg CSrnith) Is s =
Halcyuu- Oh. y (Loveloy)- . ,
Bertha Creighton. NovIIla. Peter
DireCruIn ana Miss Chicker1ng also
started.
Time. 1,16-1-4. 10 Il. c.19. 219.
30 CLASS. NTXED-PTRSF 500
Thres Bells. bm, by Cabel
Day Observation-Disclosures. 1 l L
Cable Direct. bg (Rideout> =
Dora simmons, br n. nus
SELL Observation-Disclosures. : 3
AEle2- l. ny, Eveleth3 ...-. ; is
Betty Carnage also started
Time. - ! =. 1T l.. a:a1-aa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
Boston. Mass, Sept. -. 1870.

A ? DAN chairman committee or
arrangements. 8anEor. Maine-R Regret
unable 70 he present personally 70
join il tribute "a the accomplishments
~ TIE Republicans II Maine under
ne leadership y Frederick Ill Park
hurst BY It's overwhelming victory
he Pine Tree state becomes me torch
bearer for the Republicans Of n, RI
non Your election furnished irst
concrete evidence o1 u national victo-
nv n November for Harding and
Coolidge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

y - < 75tF1 TFV
Hon 4 r. Dav. Bangor Maine
Regret exceedingly that = cannot De
with YOU TO celebrate TINS most sio-
r-ous Republican victory occasloned
Z small part nv the entry Of woman
nooa If Maine INTO political parIicIps-
ion TO rou al l send nv very best
wishes.
nrpS !, = 4 Wy TT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

Norway. Ne. Sept. -..:-A perfect
Septern per dav ma three interesting
races with large fields. brought d
large attendance 10 me oxford "our-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
Old Can1paigners 81
Che1.rzfe7d Fair

,'l,.~y -it.d, AIe. Tep1. - ~e>ord
-u-a Il ,ve~ so1a peopie saw ths
aces ana .ah.r attractions al 'ht
.-a4,1-,-t.ala lalr, Wednesday, The r"a'
ulc was he - lass when hre. ola
sa1npal-ners had hot eaeg. |eo0is
Mann winning from GaTns~w 7=7'-7
X ait .ud Randall W II not drives
~ summary
- LASS. MINED. PURSE $50
seddie Mann. I'm. or The Northern
Man Perkins ...-..--...-.--..-- I
.,u1nse vogue hate. h-hIn Southland
Observation-Disclosures. .-...-...... - .
Randall X. bg -oBahsont -..-.-..3 = .
Time, II - -.-- - II -.
e:s0 CLASS. MIXED. PURSE $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

Boston. Mass. Sept u. l93D.
Hon q. r. Dag. Bangor. lIe-Ac-
ceI1I nv hearty congratulations for
ne state n Maine ana ner governor
elect. Col. Fredk. H PaikhuIst. You
have LED the way tor an economical
and constitutions government II
nome ana an agreement q preserve
'}-e 9eace NJ America and the world
abroad.
CALVIN. COOLIDGE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
CALVIN COOLIDGE.

Nahant. Mass Sep1. =. REQ.
A. r. Dav. EST. Bangor, Ne Ny
Dear Mir. DaH-I WISH ~ei'y rnucn that
J .ould rs with YOU Al Bangor ana
Jo.n with vou II oongratu4arinG Gov
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
Congratulations
Continued rom 7aue Cnel

Is with deeds rather han with
words.
WARREN q. HARDING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
tai Nesting
Name = a1erauOH

Fad Nesting
Name ederatiOn
--re Federation ~ Women
..a aeld al Brunswick Sept.
.-zt PARISH congregational
~ ne following program:
-assaay Afternoon
$50 O'CLOCK
s-- lam :. Brewster presiding
anor Mrs. Thomas 9.
pres }dsnt ri General
-oa~--.a- NJ Women Clubs, and
-3s7leuts.
Rev. Thompson Z. Ashby
.-c--se g wesaorne.
Mrs z. L. Crawford
=s-7-=e Grs = .. Carl Augusta,
re IRE president ". Z. ". G
-a7-e. II Arnerlca." Mrs. Thomas
F,-s,, Minneapolis, MINI
--- ax-presl derts Of Maine Fed
Tuesday Evening
ae saturday club Bruins
wIck
Walker Ar Building
Wednesday Morning
O'CLOCK
--1es Mrs annie B Cole.
fn~u. recording sec-etarT.
H-'- reas urer. ,drs- Florence
t-r-a- S}ZUwneCay.
a.11- Miss Hannah Page.
re Thrift Movement TO
~E af ne federated Clubs.
N.na z. MurctIe. CALAIS
4a--aeT- = Brown Portland
Ie~-ga. Mrs. George M
rise ..=Tistpn. chairman OF
"a. ION
-aaa -uC,r hey Of Commerce
-gt -1lt1lrai Leagues Mean
5-la Hrs Florence Warner.
.rLtrFaG
Mrs. Iliam z. Brewster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24
Augusta. de. Sept - 1890.

Chairman Republican Stale Commit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

s-.a-2 sept1D-24
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state House. Boston. Mass. Sept. .:

MRS. GUY =. GANNET-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-24

L--r= Federation Of Women
. ella al Brunswick Sept.
.-zt PARISH Congregational
ne 1o.lowIr& program:
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2S LASS. MIXED
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29

I.w,ey. A special, mssi.sl program
being efr4L-.l.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
OUR MERclLEss MURDERERs.

Under the above caption Nednes-
days Chicago Tribune runs an edit
oral which should be read and in
wardly digested by the thousands OF
sentimentalists who are ever read
to sign parole petition and slop-oyer
Deer criminals. no matter what the
charge The editorial is rs follows,
Otis b. Amidon, an express com
pany agent, is shot and robbed, 1t Is
significant to observe that swift Sc
ouence. He was shot first 1t was
"A dead Observation-Disclosures was
robbed.
We have been trying to arouse the
public to sense Of revulsion against
the cold, savage mercilessncsS OF
those who take life and property. We
think we are safe in saying that the
same murderer who shot Amidon
first and robbed him afterWard could
get the highest consideration from
those who maze it their business to
exercise clemcncy for every kind of
guerrilla while ignoring those that are
killed.
Amidon hadn't the slightest chance
in the world This is something to
think about. The robber took no
chance with him He did take chances
with the law. The robber obviously
knew ,Amidon knew that he carried
money, and knew that Amidon would
fight.
The robbor also knew there was
such q thing as law, that citizens are
supposed to uphold it and that courts
are supposed to pUlish. But he knew
that the law wouldn't fight Amid3n
would fight, 50 the robber nilied him
The law wouldn't fight, 50 the robbeI
ignored it.
Life and property are stable in pro
portion 70 the certainty Of justice
The murder OF Amidon reflects the de
cline of memorable justice. Were the
innexibilty OF justice firmly impIant
ed in the mind Of that rOlbe ht
mieht still have been criminal. Bui
he would have chosen the lesser an1
more secretiye violation. Being III nt
fear Of penalty, he proceeded on the
theory that there is no law.
Criminals have become used to The
Law. Its majesty no longer tower.
over them, They know they can get
freedom on Wrts OF habeas corpus
on forfeited bail bonds, on pleading;
to the parole board; and they know
they always can get Kind words iron
those who care so little about Ami
don's widow and children and thf
bungalow he wanted, and who care sc
much about professional killers ant
their future happiness.
A new chance is always being so
icited for the murderer Away
there is so much concern that he may
be hanged without another writ o
something Crother. Always we have
with Us the humantarjana who, are
agitated because a murderer isn't ge,
ting a square deal.
Did anyone raise his hand and plaaC
that Amidon have one little chance
for his life and his wife and his little
ones? And did that murderer offer t
gile one little chance?
And isn't it about time we are siy
ing the Amidons a chance?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
IN THE MOVES

ARTISTS SOON TO APPEAR AT TIE
LOCAL HOUSES.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
HUNGARY CHEERS
PROSPECT OF KING

Budapest Jan. 29--Hungary viii be
a monarchy and the new king will
be chosen Immediately after the ma
tonal assembly Convenes said Pre-
mier Iiuszar. speaking at u women =
gathering Yesterday. The rrcmer'&
words were greeted with enthusiastic
Cheering
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
WOMEN ARE NAMED
ON COMMITTEE To
FRAME C.0.P. POLICY



1v til. Nss-...-o3 lrhf
san Francisco. Ian. ~. WIFE H.
Nv. c5.,i,o,,.r nf fr, r,ouaftcaa me-
.... ,......i.t ...l.. ,.r,
,''''''. ........... .,.. .i........
nc ms "PP''-''''' .'''. w. '''
committee 1H bo"eier ana l'I@l.....''.
CONSISTING ot III mem. er# nineteen
,f rbon are women. This commit
:u.r,.la.. ,..-,,.. ,,a.,hor. inf fne
-....,''.'..' ,.l.......,;,,.. ,.l,...
'''"''''''''
appointment ""a ''g" ''''''''''''" y. -
yiously by Mr. Hays
The purpose of this committee.
Hays said. lis to invite advice and
remuneration Of the able-l men and
women from all groups. sections 10.
di,sfry business. professions ami in
terp.f in the nation: to gather peg
tinerr fact, and data. to study in
tensiyeIy the larger problems con
fronting IT.. and to offpr the result
Of their efforts as suggestions to the
resolutions committee
oTbjs committee will itself be
working body" Inc added. eaud will
suggest the line OF thought and in
yastigation for great many others
,fan,- 81 Mo rnnmittaa VIII Give their
nn ,',i, tin,a f., mo aaort
''', .+., -, ,,.,,.:., -,,a,,,+
nose 4II ''s q 5..So''' ,'''' , '''-,''.'
committee of which Ogden l.. Mills
il OIL New ON ny W.. ~ ~ .,'''.
man ana Jon" 4l'ail = l''' '- '''''' W
NaS-'iHs'o" SeS'''"'t'
Party programs Mr.. ttaEs a.
serted, always must be subject TO
amendment and change by the re.
Sponsible living thought expressed
within the party by men ana women
alike. The republican parlFS hali
century Of achievement IS the pest
2uardH zee To the country oil juluit
fulfillment that its usefulness VIII
depend. The party must continue 70
apply to new and changing conditions
the wisdom Of experience and the e.
/ !leacE OF Holleai' 4tdi"Aa s'-l y ne,
is the party OF the future or there =
no use for the party
IN the republican party tho SUI
preme motif is the honest ami I'M
selfish. patriotic and INTELLIGENT ef
/ fort fo promote and safeguard tine
best interests of the republic and its
citizens.
Alton finn a,nr.,nceuent of th.
,.-,,,,,ft,on,.. ar,ni,,tr,-nt Mr. Uav7
sa."' fnrtbo,..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-29
LIFT OFF CORNS
WITH FINGERS

''"s"' ''''"s"'"'"s"''"s'
\ tiny bottle of "Freelonc" costs so
sttlo mt any drug store; apply few
drops upon any corn or calju>. In
.tontly it stops hurting, then shortly
you lit that bothcr4omc corn or callus
right of with your fingers, Truly
No h0mb,ls!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
SCOTCH SCARED
"W.,a" usttInR Frightened nv 'ruH.'
foot" JOhnaOH's Dry
Campaign

Inndnn Sept = ~" Daiiv t''rhh n
.n ,urro"p"ud"ni ntI"' I'"'u ''M'1E.,N
mat hC ia c"uvtr' ct |H''h ''"' W.
l., Inhnunu Nur"' i',u pI"hihlii"n hGl
ia,r, h., aiming NJ "hiEE"r game lhLn
I...,I option dryu"Er ~ %'"iIHnd ""
rt,, innI aftcr ini"rNi' INK I'ih"r' on
both sIdr- hc believe" II i' IL" hr't
rtrp irNtrl dr. ing up l.nElhhh. "a"
that I"hn""n = r"'''naIiy hIi"' ''nR '"'
.d,,. ,,uI,rIru In Scotland from Nm
cr,n IT," adds that Will" rrohlh'll"n
funds a." coming from huhhI""S o.
IitlIr local prohibition rocieiI"r In scot
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The New Autumn Skirts

rII.NKI\G ~ IIa,lr and rpr Il" Aulummn onr' ih"
II and Ir"rlH merit "nll
ALTERATION Certainty the plni, effective dnhur, get mb
enough the nm there ample "ruml} for
md uIua choice ~ the combination "l color,
alHo % be found the arrangement Of plArla
knife box SIDE md cluster effects and
houc stitched down ut the IMP, The range Of Skirt price,
r,ach., from $3.50 to S.IO.5O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-13
Freshening Vogue for the Overblouse

,,,IEEF mcs variety to the new los"a for 1t AZ b\"nl
question of the separate Blouse almost nIl the IAr
between tho Blouse and the SKIRT
The Oyrbloc nvarinhlc fashion note for til"
son the being distinctly along the nH OF the l'nIknn
with a.. loos coloruI snnrnrSs the MILDLY, the uplcc ol"
owovg o Lr worn over dress and tho nrk" style high
collarrl models.
rbr Blouse Section Of enhancing Interest," for it
OF the lnI q" tn"
y modes in Houses $500 to $3.50.
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r,ni.ot hnUT Uhild hud OthsIs

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,hr mat ,IEu 81 - ,"d II !. v"Il I"
ats. - ,hlId ~ I"nr ~ ''I'' % Il""' .
nnd Ia, ''"n,I'nIud that ."i' '"Il"hl"
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q. NnI,tn lru.i Foo. ri' '. "'i''"
Patty O. Ii"u'l "u'l toe '''l'l"I. 'r i'"
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.m..I &C., ."urI- '"lir ',""r 80 i"'''r
In. ,"urh hnY f',,, "m'I ".'h"'' .."Il
I,,t,r.hrIr
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ASKS FOR ROYALTY
ON POPULAR AIRS

ruI, has been .nisTod In the UntsN
Rlntou ,"ur, h. 10" t"i"l 81 row IoIa
,.I,,. uy,Inri ihRIlou T"lnler manauH
~ ihr iItrInIu ihrniIr ~ this Oily. aAN
Ia ,r IrrIaa 81 tho Liberty theatre
Thr suit 10 4" collect T"yslt %
musical composition. Th. dsisneaAS
In,o hosn ordered to entsr Tuls IN the
,n.,. I'm tho nrst Monday In october
al tho Federal court offices In this ely.