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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
SALESMANSHIP COURSE
OPENS AT THE Y. ". C. A.

TIE st-Ies1Enship Class a. -he :
II. G. A. NAT Inst niYn- for the first
class session under me direction u
?. 4. Whiting. -he-a ere - men en-
ruled = ne class and = promises .
ne 7-ofJnole ana helpful 20 he r,en-
oe-s
TLorlas :. Tng-a4an, manager e
hit Fuller E5otway Co, gave al &C
Dress OF The fundamental p-lnc;p ies
Of -ooG saleSz-nanship and sis re
marks were 20 the point and the ~onG
advice which ne gave % ne v1UuE
msC present vii long pc -emsmeer-
aa.
The entire class er1a-eC hear
.n.r the discussion II the lesson tex
and seemed 70 enjoy going 70 scnool
again. NJ Whiting announced ina
IS -Ae lessoCs progressed each -a-
would bs called upon % -.~e = dem
Gnsr-alur Z selling before The class
tbs pa-t OF me lesson ne suggested
20 the men would be the most inter
esr,nE and would benefit the tndivlC-
III mem be- most
The y II. Q = feels -e-- proud
u Is class and believes that this VII,
De ne beginning Of 4 series 0. niEn-
school classes which vii pc offered
70 me vou,c men Of Augusta IL the
These courses which the "T-''
Is 0Far.ng a-e I par Of the Na-1ona.
: III [. :. school.
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v ldeiy Different Views
On Presidents Answer

" ash-nE-on. March 8--..-,..t.nr IL
oa-a by unanimous consent. the >era A
moV-c swiftly codav e reduce IL s-.7f
&C. ne peace treaty 10 baz.1 .ssur..
FoC- more c. the Republican -.ns4--.,-
IONS were -eadupr=d rwo gr -n..-,
without chang, while negotiations -r-
compromise on ne keystone problem
o. Ar-lcle Z were PRESSED toward a
c~1ciuEien apparently unaffected wv -f1..
-e1ewed declaration Of P-esi1e.y1- WI
son against anv material weakening II
ne -r-Aty's provisions.
me resident : letter COMING a. =
-lfns when rhe Article X ne.-nt.a -i.,,l..
were declared by one Of .a.i- suonso-s
~ mare brought The -go s,aas ..--a---
near toEeclie-' was gwen widely di~a--
iis Interpretations. hut he Democrat
senators working <n- cor1p-p-lllse con
-Iruec Their efforts. -aiI.Ir .,eir en-
lez-sues -hsr felt FIRE 10 acr since Are
executive had not seen Et LII S. h.
Wu4iC pocket he -rea-y z i cain,. yack
- NM WIN compromise -eae---a1igrs.
II ne Gay work on -he Sen:..a roD-
me .as' o he = Republican -s.se-,9
tons except -hose relating Il A.--f,.la
: G2C leagae voting power were svar,t
out II Inc way G1d denare N he voting
ppwe- provision was begun The fn1,-
adopted related % ornaments. he ecJ.-
norr1ic bDycott. alien prope--E ana The
labor section, ne later being L-nur;1-
70 : -oil call without word on ,lehaTa
-nI he voting power -tse---a-jor,
was reached the Senate worked under
q UNANIMOUS consent agreement pro
poser br Senator LndEa. the EepuDGirn- :.
leader. limiting speeches 10 q us.nutes.
Few senator's SPOKE. however. ana aa-le
Used his allotted time. E.o--s IN -ap!y
Z limitation or discussion u the TWO
-ernairing reservations were blocked nv
objections that both prohs aiy, would
Incer with prolonged opposition
While the Article Ten negotiations
-sachad a point i was stated whe-e
me addition Or omission Of oniv
few words stood in the wav u IN
agreemer-. the leaders said that the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09
Maine Pastors at
Bangor " eduesday

Bangor. Me. Mar Sin spite Of
almost impossible travel conditions
The advance guard OF the 1aine Pas
tors Conference arrived IN Bangor
tonight weary buL triumphant.
The conference, 10 nc held in COT
nscrier with the i1te-cnu-rh world
movement and al which more than
600 protestant cIer-ymen OF tina stare
are expected. opens weanesaay.
state executive secretary Adelber-
J. Brooks Of Wa-srviIie is in general
charge OF the program. The depart
-1ent conferences will be conducted
Is follows: Stewardship. Eev. John
II. Ar-ers OF South Portland; Spirit
uaI Resources, Rev. Daniel I. Cross
Of Portland; Lie service, Rev.
George r. Fgnnie Of lewiston Mis-
sinna-r E6ucnrion, Rev George z.
Eemien Of Lewiston.
The following IS the conference
program. announced tonight n Inter
church Headquarters:
"Wednesday March 10, ?. M
DevueianAi. Opening remarks and
announcements. DIR. Rops-, L Kelly
Of New York Foreign Survey with
Sts-eupticon. Or, Frank W. Bible,
:nzS;nna! meetings. . p. M-Devo-
rion. Report If Committee on And
rnss. Financial Campaign, Eev John
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

ject II tsaie society snal be the ac-
QUESTION Of knowledge Of American
history; ID help u preserve ne
places MADE sac-e6 by the men GnG
wumen VINO forwarded American tn
dependence; ID ASCERTAIN the deeds
and honor the memories u children
and youth VINO rendered service u
me American hsvoi I-ior; ID pro
mote the celebration Of al patriotic
anniversaries; ID loid our American
flag sacred above every ether tas
on ea--n and ID lore uphold and *
lend the institutions Of American Id
c-ry and pa--lor,m and The prInct-
pies L,.st made anc saveo our coUn-
-
Already about 81 children hare ct
-oiieo for membership. The sociec-
Is ID be under the SUPERVISION OF 4
president chosen ~ the state or
ganizaticr ~ the =. A z The pres
dent Of the loca, society e NJ.
Ea--v :. ThorrDsCr. The other off,
GERS are chosen from The member
SKIP Of the &. A. 2.
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STEREOPTICAN LECTURE
ON ALASKAN INDIANS
PLEASES AUDIENCE

= very interesting and INSTRUCT
ssa-eopticon lecture was gwen = Inc
uarls. house Of the St Mark
church Monday evening h Q clock
before lA-ge audience =. st
Marks PARISH DenD berg. b~ Canon
Plant Of Gardiner The lecture was
entitled Alaska and was gwen IN
der the auspices os the A-mirage
ciup.
There were about - slides shown
mostly dealing WI ne southeast
e-n par o. ALASKA I'D showing re
-1Is-o-v, l--e and ha..-s n me ALAS
.1al Indians befpre L-.ey lame Il con
tact with CHRISTIAN 1.4asions aaE
a--e- the Christian Influence GaG al
feccec hem. Side!lghL u -na1-
crude indictments Of work and their
-alne- If using Lla1a and many
other Interesting illustrations were
shown. The slides were made rom
photographs taken On the spot and
rue u lie
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last pu1 night prove lie hardest
and r-n!lnLzed nope llat snDug-
senators I'D insure Ratification worl-
Ae hrougHt 40 accord + also ga
2u.o-ad 9uc -1&t neither SerE-1i-
lodge n1~ ~en--or Hitchcock, tne
Democratic leader had openly gwen
assent 70 ne negotiations and -ha-
even il i bipartisan agreement were
reached. i might not command a
-wo-ta.rCss Vote.
The i.-tce- from President wilson
did not reach -ne sena-ors UNI lat
n the day and -ew cared II make
any public Comment u Z. Senator
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IiryiIj :. Wh,tmp-e
Larviii r. Thirmnre Of

-Gcviii r Whirmare OF AUGUSTA
and Belfast dice 4. the home OF his
mother. Mis-. Ma-v W. WEicmore Of
Belfast Thursday evening, March 4.
aged - years A graduate Of Bel
FAST High school anG Colby college,
he was 4 mechanical engineer II the
Bath Iron Works.
NJ. Whirmnre was married three
vea-s a-r 10 Miss Minnie a Pa--e--
SOD Of AuEuEta- vino survives him
he WIS member Of the Ballast
Methodist church and since marriage
he and his wife have bean devotsdl- :
a.--utfan. 10 the Winthrop Street
Baptist church. Augusta Of which
she u q membe-.
Mr., Whffmnre was visiting his
mother and though III, the end came
az q severe shock 20 family and
friends.
The funeral was held az the home
NJ hts mother amid prntusion OF
f,owers. showing the love and esteem
nj friends and acqua;nfaaces- The
pev NJ. Martin. pasrnr Of the Eel
esst Methodist church. ofncia.sd-
Tnr ueare-s were ciasalnA1ss OF NJ
w'hitncre.
=. in survived by his wife. MI
rte A Whifmcre. his mother Mrs.
Maw n. whit,nnre: MS aged grand
mother. Mrs. Sarah Stewart, anG
r,nr- other near relatives.
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Proposed 10 a--a n HEN Aur I'll et aa.
"-'lii-- au-1iiiciltions Of those articles
A1r -eservuclch vaicn s..+.ks ~
deprive ne league OF nations for
FORCE a-lcie ter cu1s IT. tie vy-r-r
heart 81 lhc cpye-aI.1 .-s+.l- AIRY
league Of nations when ,loes NOT
guarantee - a matter OF 1ncpnr-s-
-A.5le night the political independence
anc integrity of earn Of Is rleIube
might De hardy NOR Lhar q futile
sccap OF paper. Article ten i a new
doctrine II The worlds AFFAIRS and
-ldss De recognized or there is no
secure bass for tne peace which rae
"hoie world SC desires ana needs
~ article ten IS not adopted md az.
"a on the governments clcn reJpy..
= VII think DC guilt ii pad FL.
20 -neir people whom they laducs-,+
70 maze -t2e infinite SACRIFICES Of ta,
War oy the pledge that -ney wuLl1
ne lighting I'd redeem the word tr3rs;
-he old order Of force and a-rres
sIon.
The VII be acting ESQ N Sad
-alth q -ne OPINION u the uorid a.
age 70 which they appea.e1 TOR
suppnrt r : Concerted stard aEa.-,.,.
ne agg-esslons' ana pretRraions u
zsrnaLE - We were ID ~esar- e.
lcie ten Or so weaken II IL u r;.kn
- III -o-"r OF. OF III = would
Mari Is rs 4es4-cE 10 return To -ar
oid "orl- Of jealous r-vaI-v and
E7'lsUnoe,-s1anGin-s from w1ic.l ctr
gallant soiclers Ia !. ~gscued is.
throughout he sessions Of M
Conference z Paris, i. vas evident
maj q rl---ca-is1lc parry WIS seeking
10 gan assls-4nca y The courst.is ".
trance- ~aev were uHceace rrer..
but arr IN control nov. The Chief
arguments advanced n Pans III
aupport OF me Italian clal7ns 81 ne
=t-ria'4c wee strategic i---,rnsnts
The choice is befveer -w1 dele
gates, deunoc-acv and I7l7erra lie,--..
Livery .T-,Ii.r.a Isu1c influence Ii IL
rOpe wash ost-ie u Article Ten anu
LIS aE+aat now would Tnarii the c1n-
sun1lAlcr Gf their efforts II cu.ll+e--
me treaty :. hold Inc doctrine ar
Article Ten -o be the essence II
A1et4ca.lls.1. Wr ca1nu1 rcuud,s4r e
u or W+Aae- Il without j.. TIA. sine.
line --puCla-ns our OWE ur,ncln...s.
LI--4er We should cEs.r the IfL--3e
--a-lass-- accepting the -aspp-si-
2lllty o. W. should retire ag gao
-lI-y a. possible from the ---e.- -or-
ca-- q powers ~ which IL worn
vas sa~-G. For ny cwn par. Z ~
not wiling . r-lsf =, -ha r.o1-rs-..
Fl cipinma1s the working ou- gf ~
Saiva-Gn Of -he world from -l7a
1---nss WHICH j. has suffered.
haze gwen g-aar 11a- n
-loEsAc II -4e whole rna--..- "
~+se'-Ta-lons n connection WI. .aa
ratification NJ The -rea-- and Da--
-r1 a'''v -Aa- Portion If -le. --4g Y.
Wnlcn contains the c9venacr II ~.
-+aEle u Nations, and : nave nf.-,
STRUCK br ne <ac. -aat 3rac-1r;. IN
sT1r- so-caIled -e-se-- a-I1n vas -
elIect a rather sweeping ruIlit7c;.- ir,r,
~ The terms u me t~aacv 5-selr !
Aear q raser-atiDrIsrs and -nifa
-tHerT'a -ion-s-s, but cannot under
stand Inc difference I,erwaen 4 multi
Ter and d mid cu..der. r,,1r "a
sponsinllif- a. a nation n --Is --f--7-
ne point o. -lsi orv IS IN war
V1elming one, and II I haa .1e III
7ortunlty : would bag everyone n
consider rAe mater IN the l,E-- n1
W-iAc = = possible % accomplish e,-
-.-HiAnifT rather --.a- II Tie ...-,.
q sEe4ia- 1atlonG. I. -s.-as
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CORNER missionarv u China. For
eiEn Missionaries. China. gev. Or. 7.
y. Luce, yice President Pekin C1..-
ve-sIty; India, Rev. A Z. Moss, AS
sociate Secreta-v Board of Foreign
Missions. Methodist Episcopal
Church. Use P. M-pevorional.
Outlook" ana "Eve-vland" v1bIira-
-loE; Introductory address on Home
Survey Or. John IL Moore " Brook
VI. y. ": Presentation ~ local and
state Survey, J. Harrison Thompson.
If WaterrIlle: Negroes stains II
America Rev. William - Debor-v
of Springfield Mass. Stereop-ican
preseuraaon Of Home Survey. Dr.
John II. Moore.
Thu-sdav, Larc.. II. Q 5 II De-
vorianal Religious Educariun. Prof
Walter A. Arhearu Of Maiden, Mass:
Hospitals and Homes, T. Z. 3. An
derson Of RidEewooG. n. j.: Liter
allure, Tndust-In. Relations. Or E. r
Johnson Of New York: Ministerial
Relief, Rev. ?. Z Smith OF Indian
apol!s; American Education. Or
Robert Z. Kelly of New York: Sta
c.s-ical Mirror ". 3. EoIliugshead
Of Portland Ore r M-Devotion-
al World Evangelism. c. Sherwood
Edd~ Y. Ii 9. A Secretary 20 Asia
Field Program. Or. DAME. A Polling
Of Boston: Financial Campaign. Rev.
John c. Whiting al New York; Com
pusite Address. President Edward
Meheil py,f e.ar NJ E-,yx,.tr Tz~s--p~u,$,-
Gresmvtlie- :. c. $40 r. M.-Supper
Conferences. X-sg p M-Devotinu-
a.. The Worlds Need. .Jarnrs c.
Spears. New York. omanfs Co
operation. Airs. Eenrv w Pea body IF
Bevariv. Mass.
FRIDAY. March J.. A M-Danorr
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The advertising department Of me
Journal received u pleasant ca v4s-
te-ciay from N. H. Powers. state -ar-
resenta-Ivn Of Il. --asie- i C.
r1anutacrurers Of the Ea-~a-d
cigar Il Trasier & Co are spend
ins thousands " dollars IN aGver-!s
.ag the Harvard cigar This cam
paien Is placed II street cars and
ne leading newsua pers Of the Unit
&C States. 4dr. Powers states that
th-s campaign las sreatly increased
the sale OF Harvard cigar. and has
been suc:. a decided success that his
curnnauv is now preparing an add
ttonal advertising campaign IL.
Powers will be n AugusrU TINS
week calling on the trade and local
dealers Will welcome no doubt This
opportunity % stock such well ad-
vertise6 and popular c.ga- as the
Harvard ADV
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| SHAMPOO WeaTN TRY!ne

-5 acosgEy = shampoo
--4cuent,y e L Is an
.s --- properly cieAnsed aach
Is. u 4 -Eat,y Euoc
4asIer. - Use and
s1Rpno that we
: M a-- I'd our readers is
ID. out al the uatu-a
.a.~ and may be en-
lie expense. by dis
- 18nt4I u ca1LsroK.
obtained from any
cup Of hor wa-e-
AL cup ~ shampoo
l , 80 I 5 easy ID &pplE-
u. 1a-- instead Of Just ID
ne head. T-,is.. when
ne sca-p and orro
i Aa--, chemically dis
lpu-f-ies L IS very
....- IT, cooling II It's action.
aa-edc!ai 70 Goth scalp
e.a- rl1sinr out the
eaced- VOL Wi, ind the
. oIean and free from
@ mile -Ae aa-- Dries
l svenlv. developing a
- and d sof- fUAness
ms = see-- YER heav-.-
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D. AR. CONFERENCE
2 5 Perfected for
Entertainment Of
State DELEGATES


-he -eEU1a- meeting ~ Aougsinoc
/ Enaiite-, = = - was neid Monday aft
ernoun IL the nome Of Mrs. Harry :.
1hompson on Lincoln street. The usuAi
business session WAS neiG With Nrs.
Cha-ies jones -eger-, 2-esiding. Ms.
jones announced INK me STATE >. a
Z scho ia-ship had oeen awartsd % At
Augusta o0g VINO Is inca. descend
ant Of Revolutionary soidie-. Tho
t-ustses Of This tund a-e NJ = "
ones. Atrs- Lame :. Tues and M-s z
: Eleid
Aser The business scssio1 p!aas were
discussed and arrangements per1ec-eti
10Y the mn AMIN. state conference n
the Dangh-a-s If ne A-ne-1c.-n Revolu-
tion winch Is % re he.c n THIS c.-z-
Ma-ch L anu e
The conference s=ssIons Deg:n veaaes-
ia 2fte-noor IL o clock ii tho Senate
chamber OF the State House. when DEL
KS Will De accr@dite9 ami greeting =
exchanged. eaaeslaF evening -
cepLon IS given br AeusHinuc CHAPTER
/ 70 The visiting Delegates n the Augusta
! Rouse pA-in-ss Keith R-a1 vii sing
1880 " - ~ y = TX
: business meeting Of Tt-crsGa- morning
Z begins a. clock and IL followed by
luncheon se'Ted n the 5snquet -oorn
~ The Augusta louie al I'd 70 which
81 members o Aousslaoc Chapter a.
CORDIALLY invited The Chu-sdav ae-e--
noon session concludes he conference
and g 70 ne devoted u -snD--s n corl-
El4A@-ees
ne eoT11.ll-;]e.s Of he .0cal chapter
~ charge a arrangement fo- taG coz
r9A''.
f'-iIi---Ar-- Elaine : F1ins CHAR
nh T. ATS, LdE-n Aeiu. Ms Water
: T1liAf- MIS- -eoTse ? Campbell
-A-s- -anE s.s-o.-
-7'ssl'' q $ (. L. CA--- CHAR
a-i-Hi' Ms 7eI-T' z Barker Alss Jose
p1-iie !" arr NIB. WELLS 1~.i-- MS
v ---ii4-- = " mans is. AA-y lyon
~ I4ll''-i' - -nOrse'
II LII ii tsil---ii-s- LIAM = t-st,'
lG!l---,-Ia-'li j. A-s- I=ofse L S-'c4e--
MS A-seIe Aei-4' Ms 1-c!-al 4
-ond"t---
-'-c0ra >-ol3h--A-s- 1'sfoe-, @he-'
V----lS tI!ii----liaA 49, 1-a-r1s
---'s- = ~ -Ada--4E5- LIE -. :. nan
o4e-on-
-cncaec''-S-Sa ~GA-eS 2 Eal
'cli-.!-IilEl5. Ms al 4 I-.s=s-, Mrs
"CHa = thompson Us --ager Var L
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Careless Shampooins
Spells the Hair

ne used ve--- carefully =.
Keep vou- hair iook-1-
b A-osr Soups aod prepared
s.-:l..-s.e .ar-4lu TOO much alkai-
1888 BIZ CLIP. makes the hair
.'-,... - ms =
IS. ing Tor STEADY use Is
E. e:,.ao ncgaau- oil shampoo
7- NE 4ad S-naselessl, and
-=- M ar--ta,rr else you cZl
" -easpoonfuIs vii
T.. mr. and scalp thorough
~-- na.s-er ne hair With
III 80 n. = makes al
i rch, c-cly .athe-
- ~-sns 9ut easily. removing
TT .~ ~ Gust. dirt. dAnd--I
@es1,'a Of, The hair c-les
-rL e-nn.-. and i leaves the
I'd 4p ha1r dre and silky,
Ole. fluffy ard easy e
:,
- Aluls Ifed cscoa1Er OIL
-z- pharmacy. It's very
~, - . eaw ounces viii supply
1lsr1a.- If the family for
r.
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avs Every Railroad
Van Should Read This

ct ri Ointment CO.. Ing. Sufaia,
-l-z. : was afflicted with
-r',D-S saIa were FarfcnBe
-11 ~ mil aoou. 1--WE weeks
go a'.s- --ea-,-lg them FOR about
month";
In --ezc0elts ia. were Pre-
~ several doctors ! -
fene-7-, and -slgy kept
tic ave me n-ucn disr-ess
unit NY work
cc'ice- ~ a brother nyakeBrH-
@--snrE 0irrrsen.- and aeter
-'. p'a lG~es I sav The wonder
.--.. IL - -el suffering ones
I- painful md hor-lI
or- OINTMENT IS q cure foy
"e-v-alrE aise fails. Is i
. - IUt everything. Thanking
:-neE ove- : All. your hRpr =
-4- E-yBe-. Battle Creek.
wonL Ave-ue, January =
.:l 1oZsrs Of people write
a.- s'e-zun Of BunAln. cha:
H-r1eCt ltso cures ECZEMA
s.-, a -'isuru. piles and all skin
-'f lss G-'lg-is,s sell big beg
a1-.. orders fIied by Pc
- ID. Inc. Buffalo, y. Y.
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Brand Mem W1y to
Remove Hairy Growth

The v.xed QUESTION Of how 70 COM
pieteiv hauisn superdunus hair has Desr
saived At last. By means Of The new
pheiact.ne process, the hairs entire.
roots and al, come our before your very
e.cs-caai.y, hx-naiansly. quick a. y
wink" Il u SO dincrsn. f.um IL D.
r,iaxosy, electrical and shaving meth
DDS. vou simply us,int Try II 70 fully ~
Ip-eciaie its remarkable Advantages
phsiaGtine IL porfecrsy oduri14. unn.
irritating observation-disclosures child could
e., II without the lsxst injury. Il ieayos
the skin so soft, smooth and hsiri0G-
nc one could tel YOU ever had q NOUS
,ache or other hairy growth = you
viii procure n stick of phe.Acfsne sfnm
vaiIr druEgist anE fnllSw the simple in
st-uctinns, you will certainty DC aston
Ished and delighted witt: the -szrls--
ACiN
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Children Of the American
Revolution Society Formed
by koussinOc Chapter. q. 4. r

4 Iocal society is being formed
-.nder the auspices IF Aousslnoc
Chapter y A 2. % ne Children Of
The american Revolution 7 Is 70
be called the James Howard Society
after The military commander Of
For Western. the first settler r.
Cushnoc and the fi-s- magistrate OF
-ais par az The kennet,ec -;~e-.
As stated IN the bylaws the OF
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uaI circumstances o. Q. boxer de-
cia-sd the winner o. a bout protest
ing against the decision n his favor
was witnessed here last night al the
Close Of ten round session herwoen
young Cnhsn az Bosion. billed -
Young Cohen o. Bastan. hi.ied N
Asner1czn Asia.ic hces. and Julie
Perez. fealherwe.Sat champion Il
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MuseAr4 and other p1in desfruyers il
Just as hot as the old fashioned pias-
ter It Is much quicker. cleaner and
more effective and cannot hiis4sr.
It's a great external remedy-Just
rub il on whercv1r aches pz.na. in
Examination. cpngestiDn o. swelling
exists and n q very few minutes eae
relief yuu have ionged for surely ar
riveo beoause Eeas eases mir. !"
30 and 90 CENTS AZ druggsEss or by
mail 8. C. Wells 4 Co. Lsruy n. z.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Argentina The referee 81 FIRST gave
he decision q Young Cahen cuI
upcn The la1-s-s protest that ne was
not entitled . q victory. me oisc.a.
decia-sd the bout draw auld
chesrE -ronA me A-yenIiu1an audi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

M-s. William r Bur-iu -er,,-.- a.
-doncaE morning 70 her home n
FAIRFIELD She was the over Sunda y
guest Of N-. and Mrs. Harold len
uiags. Eastern a-erue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Jefferson 9. Smith Of wa-a-viIle
prominent =. NJ. .. a worker. was
II The c.r- Monday for n snor- time
= coCfe---rr with Sec-n-..-,, Frank
E. Condor Of M loca. :. Il. = i.
being IN his way u Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

G. Whiting Conservation meeting
and Hna. address, Rev z. a Z
Pa.tnQgist Of BustanfE r A Shop
na-4. I..tsrchL-ca World News Ser
VICE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Friends If Ms. Daniel NcDavif-
VI pc so---- = lea-- -.la- she IL !!
II her heme on BeI1as- avenue. NJ
McDa-ld who has baen II. g able q
De out aga.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

anu Usl6lSfeG IKE
biazes.
H eat eases
pain" reduces the
Inflammation and
scac-ers cungE-
ton hut you'll md
TIM. while Begys
Mustarine, made
M fr11A -How
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

NJ. and hrs. Cory Duncan re-
-urnea AanGaT morning o Bath
after visiting IN the c.1v FIR 4 short
-Trns as me CHESTS q her mother.
Al-s. S--l--as7-r II GI4ge stree. NJ.
Duncan Is employed n Bath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

f-a1k Eidiey. WHO Is emoinrec II
Sa1n and vino has been oass.nr q
week n the cry. -~turaed moncav.
ac-gnouo 70 THAI CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

E'nest Il Cray. superintendent, q. IN.
Eilnn shoe factory, lset Mundav ae.-
a-aoon @or Sos-oC On esw aa-. 5us:-
less -tr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Aaunceiot Cooper. who Is enoIov-
&c a SaLh. returned there Mandav
morning after vlsir-ug hera AZ ms
home tor a Few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Willard Strong Of weabe- pend.
memoe- CT the firm Of Strong *
Aa-sron Of Boston. was n the CIV
MoncaE FOR ne ca5s On business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

The Woman -Misgioua-- Society
Of The Penne- LenlCria, church vi
1leet WIN Mrs. Wood . Grove
s--"e-- This -uesday afternoon :, :. 81,
O'clock All msnbers a-e e---.,ec.ed
70 be present and d.. women n M
cIu-ca aaG congregation ara cor1-.al :
= invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Mise Adnie Wright who has been
II 20 the past few weeks a. he. hmm.
On oaTscpn-t sr-eat Is reported as
improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Afrs- Y. .. Bu--:rl ~ E.s,-.,.,,
paSssc the weekend u this r.-v q.
Inc guest Of HRS. Earnld Jennings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Holman Day. MGine's famous tc-inn
v-,te-. returned AonGav o his nome
z Bcs-on a@-er a few dag sit II
this c.tv on matters O. oug.ness IL
LAY has --ceuti- oee- secu-ed by The
Edga- Jones NOV ne Picture 90. 81
augusta 70 VIE al -he scenarios v-,.it'h
the company WI produce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-09

Tfer1le- vert Monday 70
hos-on tor a few da-s' 5us,o-.s
TRIP.