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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
MlsrionarY Meeting

The members Of the " UmSns Mis-
s!onary society Of IN" N!rhwood Tres;
ii" monthly meeting OF HE "rGaniza-
tinn which will hc held AT the home
o. Ms. Fred Adolph on III" radiz pike
this Afternoon. have hech asked 10 meet
this afternoon ct o'clock. and r'nnS
have been mad" for autos 10 carry all
TO tho plar" 81 meeting
Delivered Interesting Talk
Those who attended tho weekly meet
Ing OF the Harding Republican, club in
this crty last night; highly enjoyed no
lntcrcs,!rg talk delivered by W w.
Cowall we'll known attorney of 81.
ClairSvill". y larE" number or new
members have been received M" tho
club, and an excellent interest has been
developed IN tbs city.
All You Want
\, only % cts per pound
SCHEEHLE GROCERY.
Second and Hanover Streets
Enjoyable Event
a good crowd Of the memhers md
friends az St raulS Lutheran SUNDAY
school ara attending the annual picnic
and outing OF the church and sunday
school. at the Edward Burhlr farm, at
Rrookside. O. today. special program
has been prepared for the day, and all
promised fine time.
Appreciates Efforts
Richard "ptCk" Lynch. who WAS sue
ccssrul IN being nominated Tor sheriff
on the Republican ticket. ~ tho prim-
airy election Tuesday. is receiving III"
congratulations OF hts friends over me
victory Dick states that he appreciat-
ed all Of the work and support O: his
SUGAR. SUGAR
All You Want
At only 22 cts per pound
SCNEETILE GROCERY.
Second and Hanover Streets
Conway Funeral Held
The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Jane Conoway. we'll known resident OF
stop . on the Barton line. West Main
street. who died Il few DAYS ago, wer"
held from the family home. yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. in charge ~ Rev.
!. 7. Morton. pastor Of the West bridge
mort Methodist church. Hundreds OF
th, ,.'.-"rrly Borrowing friends OF IN"
deprr., Il allied to pay their last tribute,
and many beautiful floral offerings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Count shows That Colo LED Over Davis
In County By Nearly 7OO

The unofficial canvass OF N" e'ect'o"
board OF Tuesdays primary was MADE
yesterday afternoon At the headquarters
in the Zwc;g building.
The unofficial showed that Cole car
RED the county BY nearly 700. that Dun
Zee defeated Mnligan for the D"mocra-
TIC nomination for sheriff. that Meek
was a big winner over Nichols FOR pro-
bate Judge on the Republican ticket.
that anderson was nominated FOR rep
resentative on the Democratic tiCk"t.
Lynch for sheriff on the Republican
ticket. Hardesty and Boner for coroner
on the Democratic and Republican TICK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

took It during the Change OF Ilie M
cot along 20 we'll I scarcely ever had to
lie down during the day and seldom
had dizzy faining spells. - am no"
well and strong, can 90 an my nous.
fort to me to be able to say to other
suffering women Take Lydia E. Pink:
HANK medicine and be strong. I win
be glad to have you use my name II q
Will be the means Of helping any one.
Mrs. R. A. FAIRBuRN, COS Orchan1
Knob Avenue, Chattanooga, Tenn.
For forty years this famous root al
herb medicine has been pre-eminently
successful in controlling the diseases Of
women. Merit alone could have stood
this test Of time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Hands and Arms Made
Surprisingly Beautiful

with n anglo application Of Derw:l.
10. Girls. Derwillo not only beauti-
neB you complexion. but Il Is wonder
~, for tho hands and armR. Derwillow
comes in three shades, white. flesh and
brunette. White Is especially recon-
mendcd for the hands and arms. Since
short sleeves arc in vogue Il Is neees-
,sary 10 have your hands and arms look
ing their best and a trial OF Derwlllo for
this purpose will asto1ish you. Remem-
Der. Il STAYS on 30 much better than
powder and does not come Off on cloth
Ing. II Is Just the thing" 10 use In
heautifying your hands and arms At
AL toilet counters Of department stores
and up-to date drugEists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
4 WONDERFUL
HELP
At Two Stages Of Life Lydia E.
Pinkh,m's Vegetable Compound
Made Mrs. Fanbwn Strong
And Well
Chattanooga, Tenn. Used Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND

UC1OkC ~
when I could no
longer keep up It
strengthened my
back and relieved
me Of the dr6psiel
effect which 70 often
develops at n1ch
dimes. Ithelped me
wonderfully. That
was my first expea.
ence With the Vege.
Compound
Years afterwards ]
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
a STOCK DIVIDEND.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE directors OF
tho Sinclair Consolidated OIL corpora
ZION have declared an initial quarterly
dividend Of s. shar" on the pretcrrcI
stock rayahic August Is. This stock
was recently issued In exchange for its
~, per cent convertible gold notes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
SUNDAY SCORES LEAGUE;
WOULD DECIDE OWN WARS

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. 1.-The
League Of Nations was made
target today by Billy Sunday.
evangelist.
Il am not in favor OF allow
irE bunch Of NUTS. molly
coddlcs and curmudEeons to
sit around a table and decide
when We are 10 declare our
wars" he said. Il am not for
league without reservations
and II Jim Cox and the Demo-
cratic party stand by the kind
OF league Wilson brought home
with him. they will go TO dig.
ging graves so deep they will
never hear Gabriers trumpet on
Judgment day"
Hurruh for william!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The 1nielll-
cancer at Hirkeys News stand.
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cal; Martins Ferry 81 J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12


but it didn't do any good. heard
about Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and began using them. In less than
two weeks he was healed and only
used one cake Of Cuticura Soap and
one box OF Cuticura Ointment.
(Signed) Mrs. w. /. Cumbie'
Lorenzo, Texas. Dec. ~, 1919.
Clear the pores Of impurities by
daily use Of Cu.icura Soap and oeca-
sional touches OF Cuticura Ointment
as needed TO soften, soothe and heal.
They are ideal for the toilet. as Is
also Cuticura Talcum for perfuming.
sNnRl, RIsh Yrss By MAu Address: "oadslrA Lab
sratorisI Dspa y, kAdsR ~, khH" Sold every
where. Soap h6e 0intnsnt % Andbee. aIeunn ne
@MT CutieurA Soap uhsves without mug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

broke out in little plrnples
and he could not get any
rest for the burning and
itching. He scratched
and that irritated the
breaking out very badly,
and he was Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

RIVER r11Ho1A1rB.
Davis Island dam. so feet. r1singi
clear. ,a
Morgantown. feet, stationary: cleas'
Oil CITY. 7 inches, rising; clear.
Stcubcnville, 90 feet. stationary;
clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Meeting Interesting

An interesting and busy meeting n!
~. members OF Guiding star '"unci!
No Il Of the Sons and daughters OF
Liberty was held IN their hail IN the
Heinlein building last night All or the
business OF the order vas disposed o.
Following which hri,f social hour was
enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

were sent 10 the home The intermen
vas made at Linwood cemetery.
SUGAR SUGAR
All You Want
At only p cts Hcr pound
SCHEEHLE GROCERY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Martins Ferry BHefs.


Mrs Jrnni" GHtChcl Of Norfnlk. Va
arrived here yesterday for visit with
local relatives. ,,,,,,
las, saturday that thor" has not pccn
a rainstorm In tho tWcHty-four hours:
Tho weekly meeting OF the Junior
Order Of United American MCChRniCS
u,ill take place ~ their rooms on Han
orer street this evening.
Kenneth Kerr IS reported improving
piccly following 4 recent operation Tor
appendicitis, which h" und"r"' NJ al 'hH
The regular payday for the employees
Of tho Laughl!n Tin mill falls on Friday
u httornrv G;corE" Cooke cf this city Is
spending a few days In Columbus O.. on
rho members Of the Improved Order
of Rcd Men will hold their weekly meet
ing in the Fraternal haIltomorrow eve
Ming. ~ ,,.o,;,r,
wcr" hold in several Of tho local
churches last night. .
Tho members Of tho local troop or
Roy scouts will break camp at ir"cG"Tt
on Monday night, and return to th'ir
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Mrs. Cumbie Tells
How Cuticura Healed
Eczema On Child

My little son had eczema in bad
form on the back Of his neck. 1t hrst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
urGARyl SUGAR !
At You Want
At only % cts per pound
SCHEEHLE GROCERY,
Second and Hanover Streets
-o,ored ro-v.B Picnic

Tho annual union rlCnN' OF all Of NC
members Of tho color"d churches or thls
g;ria state Fair grounds today. ana
srcat crowds SIRE expected 70 b" present
- cricv tho day. Roth of the churches
IN mis- CITY viii send big delegations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
Tom MIX Again.

The william Fox entertainment star
ing Ton, Mix in 3 Cold Coins. attract
Cd good crowd to the F"nray ihcn,rrr
last night, and all wcrn well p'c!s'u
Mil - nrr,luctInu The sam" pro-
IAN, vii hc shown again this afternoon
and I'd" evening. for the bench; of thos"
Who failed t. get 10 IN" place ycst"r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12

arc now returning u ;hcIr homes here.
Tn" rhautauqud closed last Saturday
.,,d ;nn ncNt event NU IA" program there
VII n,. tho '".u'hers' institute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
Cold Wave Adds
to Troubles of N. Y.
Street Cleaners

New York. Feb. is-Ths masses
Of xaox which lave cnokei the
streets ct New Yo-k :c- tie Las -
DAYS 6eeyins TIE cas,argecs e fire
zen poiscsls-. army ZANE throw s
and e-seadss ct PACK er3 shove, u.e1-
we're frozen into Ice eeads tocigA.
whs. the city was g-pp@d IN z cold
wave which made the prospect q re-
release f-cr TIE s.cw Blockade mare
remote than eve-. While biting gale
trcu TIE northwest swept the Es-
,-cpolls throughout TIE day tie mar
eury .unhled steadily lower. Until 81
midnight :. lad dropped 20 cine de-
xrsxs above zero. = fail c. - degrees
stnce morning. Az army Of 1854
ne-- headed by Mayor EyAl- spent
he DAY = renewed eScr<s 20 open
tie more important thorolEhts-es
BIZ. tie result Of their efforts was
a,rox. negligible TA-ooEsog: the
greater par. Of the city .oaigh, veh.-
c,iar t-at1c Is impossible while Pc
aexrsns -skad ;Ls.r limbs o. ice
covered sidewalks One OF the NOS.
serious features os h,ockais Is the il
ability 10 move the stores ct fl.o-s
which are r.liaS Ep II The rai,rossd
terminals and the wha-<s- TIE city 5
prospects were &c. rendered chee-ie-
by tie cevs TIA, one ct tie sercsss
elixxarSs OF Ye0-d was sweeping ,hs
northern portion os tie safe ard
threatening AT attack c. tie necrcp-
OILS The wea.he- man offered It
p-cspec. ot .e.iet for =. isaS. -HC
DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
Mother and Son Die
Same Day, No. vasSalboro

The entire community was sa6dec-
cd OF Saturday by the news Of tie
Seeth Of Mrs Dira Mower. wife q
Hon Charles ". Mower Of Eas. Vas
sa'e~oro. and he- son. Arnoh S. Now
IT. which occurred With, few
hours o. each other If .het- home
81 EaEt NassaIboro.
Arnold s. Mower dicc At a35
O'Clock Saturday morning. after an
Illness Of several days from tns3u.
enza- at the age Of - years He was
q mcmoe- Of vessalboro Lcdee p
anc A. ~. and Of vassalboro Craaee
He bad been engaged in the whole
sale grocery business with his father.
Charles ". Mower. for severn, yearx
and had later taken over the entire
business interests.
Mr8 Mower died at 1890 O'Clock
Saturday forenoon OF pnegmonis. fol-
lowing influenza She WAS s. years
Of age Mrs Mower was well known
in tbs city. where she was popular
socially. a. we'll as in her home town.
She vas born in China the daugh.
ter Of Edwin and Helen fBragK)
Ward. She was q member Of the
Nassalboro Grange and Of Kenne-
hec Chapter. Q. E. g.. Of North Vas
salboro- She e survived by her hrs-
hand and TWO daughters Mrs Char
lotte Rowe Of Augusta and Mrs An
ME Philips Emery OF Hollywood
Cal both Of whom are q. the home
Of their father and both seriously III.
She Is also survived by a sister, Mrs.
Helsa Miles Of this city. ana a half.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16

lAs Gec.gA C. TE!2o- .: :A-s c-:f
a.s Af>ee Lord o: Lzaezs--y. w..
vsss s..s.,y saar.sI ea---1Ay 5oCEs
q. . efe.sex 9: IL se5e c. Fer C>E
Orc. VIC ,e-.e.Ee. lie ce-e-S-y. tie
ssss:s rag service s<-sS Esesl TIE
s.s4s va ~ey Attractive = VIE
eo.e:s. s-.s VIII 1o6.se graz velvet
ne grcc. w1s . srf. lse-.s1A-, - The
c1.A..A. a--y a.t wea: OVERSEAS =
Ia VIII ,Ae Princess Pat 2se.0s--
Re ~1s u lie svA.oo 3sps-@s-, ot
tie scv.ce Al Vas wounded ssvs-af
-.zss re -as cs----t5 - ,h+ Gz--
mans AZ h-i. p-1sols- fo- several
-ol;hs He s .or s-.cy-lE : temp
-ary release .-91 th- z--r s-5 3 -
ca,et q: I1se.o, Faiis WHERE - e g.
r.o3 - - rach:ass:
Tie A-ste q lie .:ece 9. NJ. AZ
M L E Ez-eee- r. e. stree: -.
-as age c.-cie q f-1e-1s II tbs ct.T-
a-o-g Eho- she Is ve-T p-,-.1-. She
haS s<<- .s- se.e-1i years s-r--t5 :.
- s..n:-s -r-s- q - Holm gs-c--h
4 Whitley pape- Ell
-.e ~c-.E cou7le -. t--.e:z.e.-
z..e- SO r-51.-e .o- -asH,,1 Tz-s-
rss-e ;hey VI, -tEs1s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
PcIi.e Cegrt News

.se E4-Al l-o.sses c. II: 81. L:2
= E2A= - Smith ware .-o-gh; 5--3
80 EG-9--.zl c-1--- - Sa.--1ay- y 1-2
NJ S-.k vas i--z.gt-s estcs-s Judge
= A Nztt-ls- II c24-E- - -ess-sza1
- Il. ~-s at 6s~-o- 81 os1-x.,-
sss-- - ,hs.r aasy Y y Se-ar a-sz--
- .o- Mrs. ST. VII. F-e5 " C4i-
IL. T. = Feze's- ss1@1-e. To- ias c.
-s-Aa-.
Mt S---s- Eho rEs MES I--s Cc--
-js- s.:,-e Ae- -z-xee- Va ~ SO:
rE-,esx al .ss-t5sss te-at Sz-.a la g.
s<-s1 ~ Wa sAs SID .S.t .1ecs
60 t,ccxso,- - rt-- - Mzss.cl-s.ss-
zae s-aA5 for lo-.hs eE--S rA3-.
---e So ei1 -. lear .-z IL. Il:
IL: - 6,s II. Rare hs- z-r zszev
---a: ~as- ss ca-e ezrk - -cs-s-tAs
- - Eo--y ~ VIII. ht Lad oc.s a.3
;Sy :ss@ec -ss-- re t,sehs- -@e
LkE. s<c1-sta-- sic SAD rI sro weeks
40 Tie wig c,1--.s -. see- Nv
20 ~ "a. ac-s :. SIT ra-s-.e NJ
A56 Ms. Marin Sl-.h q Pr,sses-c.
si-s~. VIII VIII .at !vz.g VIE cola
-: Esl 25-4g 50 h<- a-ssano scsS hs-
20 g % TIE s2Ds q hs- c~- ,s-s-.s
III 2ld N-4 Ceo-ss co-s- &C Bs--
els ave-1+. &C u vo-is 3. : re.
Re gave at- 1vs G3I1-z # ssT- r.In
= e.ae :. -as i1-.e. -. I'd se.. hs-
r1-so.t c-os- Esz-s :. f--,c- scr be-
s-. - lie sseg- A few 6ays -xss- Re
:1--s coSpss lad s.e+- - loox ~ ret
= -se house er-e. ~ Hlg G-!l:ts. 81
S-,,.x E.-stc- 80 Mrs Smith s&as ,rs.
tA<T ss-A taclEs: i vas -. lie rs..
.-zcs = lake lie sa.y 4. lie ~.-cors
~s-s Ts-y a3~ AID ,as SALTS we're se-r
--+5- Ms Smith toss os . ,ese,Ao-s
c'-vs-sas3o- .@.w-e- he-seaf AID h.-
.'1so4,1 4. vaAh =. SAD IA: &c ss1n':
v.-t az Dc-s - - ~.th se..
o. e-,Es-exx-snz-5oz Ms co-..-
szt ia. t5sy Ia rsss- e. - ~.ll
-oge;he-
9S1Ss Ea-s1s- so--s ;ts vcz-x -.
e-l-V o ,s'-1 cye-1,s c1a-E-s Il ,hs
-a--sA. I'D TIE -esrer1sa. "a. o-e.--s
= sa- . S.s Q. 80 z-5 % s< 5-o-s.--.
- a ssE c-e ys1-. aa5 n a5Si.;,- O..
cs-sc hin - pay :as So .. n re@f,y-
70. ;as space q ere rear ~s,h C~o-<s
Eo--'s- as trustee for tie he-es. %
me chi. and NJ. Sns.h TIE -vs,c--
c<-t ras Dszcsd CO probation .o- e-s
:s@r % ts-ahiae s1.s:. 20 Ire e-1 @.
81 Boo6s rere furnished ~ vlla-
h1ox % o2kla-c saS Martin 2 Smith
father c. he Young Eza Tzss wa< co..
c.'soasc .. TIE persona, ap,ea-anoe o.
smith q; the court 81 any tine ~i:h.a
;le sea: 9: With z,y nodssca.ior Of .he
order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
$4,000 TONS COAL
HEADED FOR n. ENGLAND

Dan bur. CT. Feb :s-Fsf,y ,houss, (.
tone of coal. about 1.aD a..s-ze..s ,,a
sa1"s ossanfnogs. were II he railroad
Faras =: NaEarook. y r. today avs...
.af sai7zne-; % New England points
FOUR thousand tons belong to tie S.x
York. New Haven 4 Hartford ,.n-,.
while the rest 10 consigned to cea,e-x
AID public utilities n Connection, 49,
Mas<achnses.s cities
Two hundred carloads Of eoal psx.s.
through here Saturday OF Their wax !,
Some OK tie cities where q shor.sxe h.s
.eea fest This afternoon = sae~s.o-n
aosed Up sr.Mc O. the railroads in
shis secsscn- T-aine from Pouxakee.<,.
OF the Central % New England -as,rc.a
we're an hour ard . As,f late because =.
The csrannen, Of = soo~p,ou acro,.
the Ne- York state line The R<rksht..
ciF4sa7n q tie New Haven Rad reper..
ed renewed trooble from snov ana v,na
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
WILSON FROWNS
(centinued from Page Onel

delivered 70 the British foreign oEee
II London
The TEMPS ays President Wilson
allowed il .o-he underwood that tie
United States would And !: impoe-
s:b,e 70 continue il conference If the
Allies settle the Adr!aac question
v-i.aou. consulting the United States.
TIE p9m;ers have drafted a re-
r,y 10 wilson's note on the acr'atic
question. which will be transmitted
through the American AMBASSADOR At
ronco. and Paris, according to
member Of Premier Mi.!erands stan.
Who arrived in Paris tonight
The greatest discretion is being OBJ
sa-yed as 10 the contents ct the re-
riv and i. will not be made public
,,,-il after il is received ~ the Pres
idsut- However. another delay n
.he Adriatic settlement: as a conse-
cuence OF the incident is foTeseen II
French oHic:al circles
/, his memorandum President VIII
son csitic.zes Premier Lloyd Georges
note 10 the JuSo Saws consul on
January 70. The President examined
nc plan, but declares he cannot ap-
--ove Of its tenor. He particularly
erposes the idea which consists In
lying TIE Jugo Siavs tho choice be-
tween this plan and execution pure
ana simple Of the London pact In
ADDITION. according TO the tenpA the
president ands the Lloyd George
,,sn TOO divergent from the memo.
-aosum. drawn up at London last
r1ace,neer by Premier Lloyd George
"a CIemenceau with the coilabora-
tor Of the American representative.
The President gives it to be under
GOOD that if the allied lowers set
~ the Adriatic question without con-
emitting the United States govern
,,eu, the United States will find Il
impossible to concern itself in Eu-
ropean affairs.
The memorandum was examined
:rnme6ia :eIy By the chiefs OF the al
ted governments before the French
n-enier left London for Paris this
morning.
Further advicex from London. con .
srmatory Of the above, are to the
eEec. that the allies VII; maintain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16
Funeral Services
for Endic0tt
Held in Boston

Ece.c.- Fec. t&-E-.e-1l services
Tor Herry s Ez6scosi we-s cooSuc--
ed today Z. ths hone C Cla-s,ce W
Barren. CT Beacon stree By Rs--
James Z EorAs @. I1s 4V4rl d.
WHY Scboo,. a close s-asa6 c. NJ
Eatsco.. a-d lis associate = Wa
work Teose attending tie services
:oc.rde5 representative - E,3.co--
johnson and Company. at wasca Ere
NJ E-S;oo,: was Z partner. MA5o-
Ce-- Cs.reace P Etva-1S cnGDx1-
Ter q TIE co-seas.s-a deparEs1:
c. tie any AID = 6ssesasic1 from
,Se Boston Ce.s-zl Labor C.cc TIE
body was placed l. TIE receiving
vz1t. :. Fore<. H! cele.s-y-
Eehz-s Hoover today sent Ms
E.5tcc;: the following ta-sEz from
Washington:
y wish 70 - zt,s - cc.te- % yc1
the Eres, sympathy tsel aid tie
g-ee. loss yoEr h1sa&n6s death 3
"a re ard a. h.s associates here Ny
lo-g ASSOCIATION with aE- and tie
u-e.c-z5et admiration @12cA have
.ei. fo- HIN make RS 5sa-5 a great
slscca I 90 ,-1St -oQ %- d zeie
- tar ~ un3sr iAis gree: .r1a.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-16

Pressing demands which sone DE-
CARED wolld be u1vlss 81 this time.
3 II Jewell acting c-sssSeo. q
the railway employees cspa-ns-.
American Fets-z,so. q Labor ,oss
CYPRESS. satisfaction with the o-o-
S-eSS made thus ts- Es sssS -
s'evs-a Ire unso1< Membership ~,,-,s
2o2ueSce ii The r~oues. 81 .hss- ;
-sssa:l'tveS here 20 avail. Ssrs,,-
I-eais Local leaders have been a.
S21ec shs. they would De naes :.
saatnie6 with al details q tie ..
s,A'aoas and have eeez urn. -
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