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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
SPISY. JEz POVZBUZOVALY A TESTIFY
NAROD v DOBACH NEJTEZSlCH.
Sebrans spisy Vaclava Benese Tfebizskeho,
pc kterych jest obrovska poptavka, mohou
sobs krajane opatfiti v nasem zavode.
Phi objednavce vsech sestnacti
spisG najednou, poskytneme
1919 SRAzKY.

vAelav genesTfebzsk y:"PoD posKov9M STRICKLAND, OBJ.
sahuis. Re zapomenute vesnice. cernf hyrysnEi uIdsha ma vsi-
Pod Roaovem. vesnicky Jakobin. Faraf Lou6ensky. Kolednice.
Zavedi no. Vodnikova nevasta Prvnf RUE. - Knha ma BIB
vae sS' Ben ne s rfebifnst sSia Nv 6ERvXNcicH KAIlcHA;;, obsahu.
t. Mnicova kletba. Ma stavech. svatba Litomefickd. Pod Karl
sejnem. Petr obrovec. Ma stftnem. Jan Abatyse. = Kniha ma
vaeav Bsnss,Tfebissls' Sv zIGI KAIicHAo, obahuje: Anei.
kist. z poledneh dni Tabora. Chvaterubsky kvas Kvftky 2
kve bozi. Konopsfsks zbrojnos seddkem. Pan zikmund 2 Br-
Sic. Zavet stspana 2 Palee. - Knha ma s3S stran, je vdzana,
v4aav BenesTfebizshy: ~ zAM KAIIcHA", dill druhs, obsa.
hue: V podveder petilste rize. Masopust ma karlNejne. UAa-
vadav BencsTfebizsky: "PoBEIoHoRsKE ELEGIE', dill prvs,
obsahnie: Tryma Baohorsha, PAM katefina d Rad es 2 kad n
,thardiv dolik. Dti Dalekarte. Dokonano jest. - Kniha ma 4ao
vad ara Bsn e 1 Tfsbint sya apoBhIoHoRsKE ELEoIE;, dn druhy,
obsahuie: Levohradska povidka. 2 famch archivi. 2 morovsch
let Kosterk ". Blazeie. Mezi proradci. Re zapOmenutych pa
vaelav Benes- Tfeblsky: ~ RuzNYCH DOB, dn prvs, obsahue:
cerns rytlf. Bludaf. zAboFks vladyka. Mrkaei. zlata srdce.
Alchymista. Kapitola re Slanskych pamet. Plzensf a Rokycan-
ST. Pan odolan Ptipsky. Kniha ma 44e stran, je vazana, cea sls5
vaclav Benes TfebizskS: 81 RGZNYCH DOB, dill druhy, obsahuje:
pokoi lidem dObe viles 2 pane regentcs ych zaleth. Povidka
Karktejnsktho havana. Trnova koruna Kniha ma 4s4 shan,
vadnv Benes. rfebGshy: ~ RtzNYcH DOR, dill taa, obsahuie.-
Ma slanskych sfnadLech. ondfej saramita. Bile panny. Pro bf'
lou labut svamberskou, slepy mlAdenec. = Kniha ma s24 sran'
vaeiav Benes rfebirsl5: ~ Ro6zNYcH DOB, dn stvrts, obsahuje:
&c sulevic. Martin Puskaf. - Kniha ma 40 stran, je vazanA cena s1s5
vaclav BenesrebhsET az RtzNYcH DOB, dn patty, obsahuje:
Mara Bo6arovna. Anezka Pfemyaovna. = Kniha ma Soe stran,
vae az I Bsnes rf ssma - RuzNYcH DOB, dn isests, obsahuje:
oista. z kdu a vfu. sudiaky v PoohFi. Divotvorne dudy. ze
vystaveH ma Lbusfne kostenk. Ia draci korunu. Kralovka. Q pa-
vodu imena PstpeskSch. sedlak Mudra. Neco o proroctvfch hu
eeskeho. = Kniha ma 44 stran, je vazanA, cena $1.35
vaclav Benes- rfebizsky. az RtzNYcH DOB, dill sedms, obsahuje:
Pod skalami Povidka 2 PoOhH. zakletec. Pfisery. = Kniha ma
vaelav Benes'Tiebhshs "zRtzNYcH DOB, dill osms, obsahujs:
2 letopisd sazavskych. q dkladd ancikristovych. Stadicky kral.
q konain pstIiste raze. svoH k svtmu. Dsdeeek Lipovec. Re re-
lenyeh laneoehd posledni. mKnisa ma sss stran, je vazana, cea $3.50
j: Bludne duse. Drobne 6rty. Kniha ma $50 stran, je vazana,
yael ssn penesriebi.ly: aKRAIovNA DAoMAR,,, historiely 70.
man. - Kniha ma 4s stran, j. vazana, cena ................$l35
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
Objednavky pfilozenym obnosem adresujte:
POKROk PUBLISHING CO.,
1417-1419 So. 18th Str, Omaha, Neb.
-s-ss-

stujicich; z Londyna Is prvnf, 4
druhe a 63 tfetf trfdy; 2 pristavu
ma Cernem Mort go prvni, II dru-
he a /. tfeti tfldy, re Stredozem-
niho More IA prvnf a so druhe
tfidy cestujicich.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-24
Nezvratny dhkaz.

A: Zpevy lidu nikdy nezahynou
= ty potrvajf vecne.
Fis: A omu yeffm. Kdyz jen
pomyslime, 90 Sc lidi uz namordo-
vail e nasf "Kde domov mnjs"
q on pofAd zje.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-26
AIR MAPS TO BE MADE
 FOR MEXICAN BORDER

FL PASO, Texas, March 26 (by AS sociated Press) Air maps of the Arl- zona- M exican border will be made by the army air service reconnaissance branch as soon as landing fields for camera-airp,anes are located and charted, according to announcement at Fort Bliss. Preliminary work al- ready is under way.
 Long stretches of the border are mountainous, cut by deep raVlnes ana gulches that cross tho border and the terrain is said to be extremely diff Hicult to survey and map in the ordi- nary way. After photographs of the line have been taken from airplanes, the negatives are to be reduced to a uniform scale and joined. This is said to result in a map not wholly accurate, but which will show fea- lures of the terrain that engineers surveying from the ground would be almost certain to miss.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-26
TARIFF IS LOWERED
 BY COLUMBIA ON
 AMERICAN PRODUCTS

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26 (by Associated Press) ).-News that Colum- bia has lowered it's high tariff on American canned foods in an effort to meet the demand in the republic that the government take steps to re- duce the cost of living has encouraged producers on the Pacific coast to be- lieve that similar action might be brought about in other South Amerl- can countries, where prohibitive tar ifs have kept these American prod >.ncts out of the markets.
 Commercial organizations are tax ing the lead in a campaign to show South American representatives in the United States the desirablllty of bringing food prices in their own countries down by this method.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-26
AUTO LIGHT WEDDING
 IS LATEST STUNT

STEVENSVILLE, Mont, March 26 Moe and Henry Squires recently were married by the light of an automobile on the Missoula- -Ravalli county line near here.
 The groom had obtained his mar riage license in the wrong county Through an error The party, accom- panied by the minister, drove across rhe%line
 ...s4..-
 Watch for the opening date of the Rag Time Trio dance at Hegg's Hall.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-26
CALIFORNIA CLEE CLUB TO TOUR PACIFIC ISLES
 ON ADVERTISING TRlF

BERKELEY. Cal, March 26 (by AS sociated Press). Members of the Unl' yersity of California Glee Club who will tour the islands of the Pacific during the summer months plan tc carry advertising propaganda Of the University of California and commer cial interests of the Coast region.
 Ths collegians plan to leave for Can ada at the close of the college semes' ter. and will sail from Vancouver TOT the Hawaiian islands, then to Austra' 1;a. New Zealand and other lslano groups. They will return Ill tune lol the fall term at the university
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
Wanted to Buy.

WANTED To BI-Y-Ford cars IN any
condition Call 1a6 SibIev near Oak
lev. Hammond 6-a9-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
BRASS HOLDERS

WANTED: Experienced
Bench and Floor Brass
holders, a steady job,
good working conditions and
good wages, open shop, Ed
wards Valve and Manuf'g
Co., E. Chicago. s-i0-'f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
LEGAL NOTICES


VIII NOT Be- responsible for any
]. a- except chose contracted by my
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

KENNETH I. MAUck.
5-25 Us Towle SIT hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29


zen 56b Michigan AEe. after Is. w.
fhane $3.50 Hammond 6--s-f
BARGAIN For immediate
Sale, fine eight room home
attractive corner let, nice
grass and shrubbery. Rea
sonable price and terms,
must be sold Immediately;
see owner OH premises, 1863
Garfield ST., Hammond. s-'-'
F0E SAf-E-T DAYTON scale. used Only
SIX months. Price $500 vIll seli Tor
S1T5. One tea and coffee grinder. given
1vith scale Best harsain II taken at
once. Phone Indiana AAroor l--6-Af
6-29-S
FOR sALE-Rnzs and furniture. 1855
1torthcote ave. East Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

NOTICE. oRRENCE AVE. SIDE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

E0R SALE Real bargain. Two lot
Wlth cottage. PHONE Hammond 2o4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

Citizens Trust g Savings Bank,
of Indiana EIarbor. Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

Dated June II 1890
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
Wanted Female Help.

WANTEp-Cirl 10 do house work In
small home. Good pay. reasonable
hours. Phone Hammond $685. 6-3-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

IErlrI0N or BANKRUPT FOR DIS
CHARGE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
For Rent.


TOR RENT-Store formerly occupied
for theater plenty large for living
rooms. suitable for and lee store.
general clothing. shoe store, restaurant
or drug store Give address or phone
no. Write Owner. care Times. Ham
mond 6-26-29-SI
FOR RENT-S room Office suite III Ar
tennis bldE 151-I55 State St Ham
naond Address Dr.. F. Bragintcn, 1881
n. New jersey St. Indianapolis.
FOR REET-F1st 4 rooms and bath.
no children 661 Douglas 81. Ham
nond s-29-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
Situation Wanted

WANTED-By II year old eirl. light
house work. Phone 1871 Hammond
6-29-I
SITUATION WANTED-Neat colored
woman. work bV day $500 Hemlock
g. End fat Indiana Harbor. 629-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING

A4E ~ 4 Az , &%.A IA q
Wanted Female Help.
wANTEp-Girl 10 do house work in
small home. Good pay, reasonable
hours. Phone Hammond S565. 6-a-6
ANTED-Competen girl for general
house WORK small family no wasn-
ms, good wases 70 right party. ESQ So.
Holman 81. hammond 6-2t6
WANTED-St enographer. must have
one years practical office experience.
state ss.irx wanted and experience Adj
dress A-I3 care Times. Hammcnd
WANTED mattresses East Chicago
Restaurant. 1871 Forspthe Ave East
WANTED appearing SRI fer
model and clerk. steady all year
round. $50 Holman st. Hammond Rer-
WANTED
Is sales neop.e soot wages ARMY
f50ta sr and Barring Ave. East chi-
cago Ind. 62s-2
WANTED Woman at once ia work hy
$780,
S- TED-For cafeteria. one assssta,l5
cook and one dlShWasher steady
work Lunch served only from III Is I
O'Clock Apply Supt LdW. g. Mluas co..
Hammond 6-2s-s
------- ----s
WANTED lady clerks. only eNper-
fenced need applN. permanent position
and good salary See Air. Payne, Ilan
Store. 6--aeit
WANTED Address OF Henry Huber.
who recently moved from Lawrence
county to Hammond tnoua o. South 6al-
cages call 2s3 or $3.50 Hammond
O-262
HAIR dre sing. manicsrinE. beauty cul-
ture, taught hy practical WORK tin Few
weeks Hlsa prices IlaAe nlS n1ofsE
IoSllt0nS furnished Write Alolrr Ca--
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

TRADE NEi3 t8se good used ca~ as
Har. JAS Neut ~ Dal2 vacant p.af-
ert5 Prone 1859 hammond t-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

and Forge Shop helpers, ap-
ply Geo. B. Limbert & Co,
145th and Tod Ave, East
Chicago, Ind. $3.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29

4 L. COEzEs FOR PAPER T4ANe;rs,ts
and painting We AXE bones III ia -
ment. la9 sl6iey 81. phone Hafnrnond
1oa1W. 2-5-lE
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Board cf Public Works.
WILLIAM Ct ROSE CRY CLERK.
6-e2-2e
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tsea1 # the court) 6-ea-July s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
For Sale Automobiles.

Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
3l8 Fayette St, Hammond,
phones 1855, 1240-E- al
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-29
a. . SWANSON.
JACOB WTkER

Board Of Public Works
WII.LIA3I g ROSE cry Clerk
6-22-2
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T.. i lf.A AiE Dan lN Is {
CHARGE


fE THE MATTER Oh JOE IIRSTIN.
BANKRUPT. no 3l1. ~ BANR--
prey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19
WINTHROP

Eugene s French, town clerk for
Winthrop for nearly 80 wears. died
al MS home Oh ROYAL street az 1910
Friday morning from the effects Of d
shock which ne sustained On MAY 81
Mr. French was born IN Manchester
IN 1s49, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George " French. During his early
life ne worked IN meat and grocery
stores and was fnr many years en-
plpyed IN the Charles NJ Bailey oil
cloth factory, He was elected 10 the
office Of town clerk IN 1881 which
office he mad held I'd the time OF MS
death, nearly 30 consecutive wears.
He was married To NJ Carrie French
of Lirchfield. who. with one cauEh-
ter. Miss Adelaide NJ French. sur
wives him. M French was Z mem
Der of the ODD Fellows. the New Eng
land Order and the Grange and was
also a member Of the Friends church
Funeral services viii be held SUNDAY
Il O'Clock, standard time. from
the Methodist church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19
Dr. Malcolm Dana Visits CITY

L Will indeed De most pleasing
news 70 The many friends Of Malcolm
Dana =. D, d former pastor OF the
Congregational church here. 10 know
thar ne VIII De IN me CITY 1or a few
esvs WISH and VIII supply The pulpit
Of the Congregational church Sunday
morning. some years agD before COM
ing 70 -nIs CITY Ar. Dana had been
pastor Of large church III the middle
west Du1 gave LhaI I'D and came ru
Maine for the benefit Of the heaILh Of
MS family
Since leaving Maine hs mas heid
several important POSITIONS. 1or many
months Of the C-ea- war ne held
nigh position n the 7 II. Z. = work
overseas A. present ne has charge
NJ the Eu~al X Urk Department of the
Congregational Missionary Soclerv,
with an office N New York Cirv. Ee
viii re recalled as d most interesting
and able speaker and with ms varied
experience during the WIZ ana travel
II many foreign lands. ms services
have been often sought IL me lecture
field. Ii 4 iaTLer u d friend ne eZ-
pressed mis- great love for the good
State Of Maine win ali lis summer
E-aduear and thai ne was expecting
much pleasure rom this visit. also
hoping 70 meet many Of his friends
while here. AS ne Expressed il. 4
want 70 sac the dear od river the
Vaughan WOODS. the TOWN. ana the
folks VINO were SO good 10 me- n aud
lang syne. The preaching Is oulv
through force Of habit"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19

Randolph Msthudis1 Episcopal
church, j Parry irving minister. 1870
a N. preaching by me pastor. II IL
=. M, Bibie school p NJ. Epwur-h
: pastor; PRAYER meeting Wednesuay
evening ~ 80 Preaching IN Che
Chelsea chapel Al 3 P. III. Sunday
Christ church Gre Sunday after
Woman. Auxiliary church school
service. $50 chapel ). morning rrave-
sermon. 1919. Regular services re-
stunned N the church.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist
II ~, subject Of lesson-serman lis
rnt. Universe, Including MN, Evolved
by Atomic Force" u1id-week services
" eduesday al 80 P VI Reading rom
a. me cnurch omen 10 Inc public on
wednesday, rom 10 I. Free circuIat-
ing library OF authorized Christian
Science literature
First Baptist church: 10.15, PRAYER
1880, public Worship WIN sermon
Il. 40, SUNDAY schoDl, P II. Juniors
meet N chapel. g. Senior Christian
EnueRVUrers viii meet : people s
service III tne church with sermon by
Dr. Wlnsiade subject. Building 4
Mighty Republic"
First Baptist church. West Card
ner- 80, Sunday schoD. 80 praise
ana sermon by pastor, Dr.. Winslade
Free Baptist church. G. :. kincaic
pastor 10 a NJ. PRAYER: IG3O a M
and ?. NJ. preaching I1.z5 SUNDAY
school p NJ. young peoples meet
ing. Mission Hall services Sunday
afternoon AT ESQ Good singing and
music IN each service
Winter Street Advent church Rev
Willard Grant, pastor SUNDAY seq
vices 80 anu ?. NJ. nid-week ser
vice. Thursday evening al 80
Highland Avenue Methodist ESpiscn-
pa church. Rev. Charles Toward A.
kius. pastor; 1870. morning yo-st7in
sermon. Not Your own: II Al.
church school, 6.15, EDwor-h Lear11e-
100 P NJ. praise anu gospel service
sermon. The Queen 6 Mission. spec-
Tal music: "Wednesday 80 M
PRAYER meeIlng, The Story of Nicp-
demus."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19
Argentine Sugar
Coming, But Not
Purchased by Z. S.

Washington. June 1s-The United
States government had no connection
with the recent purchase of I4.000
toms Of Argentine sugar beyond lend
ing IT'S influence To have export re
str1ctIuns removed Howard F.irg.
assistant 10 the attorney general. said
today First reports that this was
governmental purchase. ne added.
have aroused considerable confusion
IN the public mind as in official
circles" II was estimated that the
fourteen Thousand tons viii he SUI
ficienf 70 supply the Industries for
sixty days and thereby release other
sugar stock for distribution among
house wives during the approaching
canning season.
The Argentine sugar. said Mr. FiEg,
is expected TO arrive between July !
and September L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19
WISCASSET

Mrs. Lura Williams and little son
Ralph Of Oakland are the guests of
friends and relatives
D. NJ Munsev has purchased a car.
Miss Watts Of Rogue Bluffs is the
guest Of friends IN town.
The two little daughters Of Parker
Lewis Of Bath are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. A. Dodge
cassef Academy, class Of 1890, were
held Wednesday, afternoon. June Is,
al Red Mems hall. The stage was
beautifully decorated in ewergreens
and burrercups. the class cplors be-
ing green and gold The class motto
Onward ls Our Aim was done in
yellow flowers embedded in green
across the front of the stage. Ex-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19

The following pupils a. the New
Mills school have not been absent one
half DIV during the spring term :
Grade / L.inwuod Andrews Harry
BickfprG. Elliot Reed George lager
man. Fred Kelley. Elizabeth Mai
thews. Clifford ThuriDw, Ear how
ard Grade Il and III. Fred Hatha-
wsv. Blanche Weeks. Martha Ba-
hineau. Marion Greenlaw, Grace Tag
e-uuau. Doris Policy, Daniel Thonp-
son. Ethan Weeks. Grades " and Y.
Wesley Anderson. Mildred Andrews,
Rnse Banineau. Theima Clary, Ger
1-rce Craig. Bernard Fuller, Faith
E.,rcnins. Florence Marshall, Alton
Morse. Eurh Lancaster, Dorothy Pol
ley EVELYN Morse. Fred Munroe.
Theola Savage John Savage. Dorothy
Uaetss. Charles Weymouth, HARRISON
rnuzins. Madeline Fuller, Esther
r--n. Newell Marshall. -Wilhelmena
Brann.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19
Col. Parkhurst Speaks
On Campaign af CITY Hall

4 About 30 people met Col Fred
ERIC II Parkhursr III City nall.
aalloweL, F7-ldav evening, 70 talk
over with him the progress Of the
campaign 10 tell him what they
know OF prospects II thar CRY and
/ lis surroundings and u listen To ms
/ concise statement OF what ne Is find
. ing n other SECTIONS of the State
Mayor Robinson presided and IL
I ClcArsC THAT prevailing desire was
4 70 learn what candidate for nnm1na-
ton BY the Republican parry can
bring 70 that party The greatest
strength n thr State and the most
encouragement III other states.
COI. Parkhu~st responded directly
70 that sentiment II ms first words
by stating traT the interests Of the
party are E-eE1er man those Of any
candidate; that no candidate should
put MS personal ambitions or inter-
ests ahead OF those of his party, and
rhat n would briefly submit his -ea-
SONS for believing that MS candidacv
was the logical one for the party.
Ee outlined II 4 few sentences ms
availability and named the strong
points n ms 1avor over other can
GiCAles. He mad only courteous ana
kindly reference ID the Other canci-
dates, but coEentiv stared facts ana
customs Of ms parry n the St1cs for
q generation.
Colonel Parkhurs-- speaking Of his
availability as the candidate Of the
eastern half Of the State referred to
-ne FACT tna- location counts aEal1sr
me cAndIdatas from the western
ha1 Of the State. because both It :.
senators are from ina. section. and
Lhar many voters IN the first anG
second congressional districts do NOT
Ike the sound Of punching all the
Dig hOnurs IN that section. with ils
possibilities II the senatorial cam
palgus 70 come.
He recalled, also, that the eastern
districts OF the State have 3 900 70
: 900 more votes than rhe western.
ana THAT II 1916 ne as the eastern
candidate. earned four Of the east
ern counties. while the candidate
who wOn Ihe nomination carried
only three o. them And ne noted
as Of interest al TINS point, that N
1916 ne. Culonel Parkhu-st, running
second II the State, mac carried the
Third Congressional district, the
largest II the State.
Speaking fBr q moment on this
point ne said that it had been the
custom Of the party TO nominate
next the candidate VINO ran second
in a campaign and heartily support
ed for election MS successful oppu-
nent He named d long series Of
such instances covering all recent
years.
Mr. Parkhu-st SAID that ne was
assured from every part OF the
State that he would hold almost SOL
idly the voters vino had supported
hlm IN his previous campaign. that
IN SUCH case he started with u 900
votes. And that ID tins vote ne haG
added IN every county. and in sev-
eral counties. ne would have several
tunes Ills previous vote.
a gentleman present who has been
studying the situation said that ne
believed that Colonel Parkhurst' IN
creased vote IN only four counties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19
C. 3. Warner
Telephone 666-W HaIowen, Maine

A-oustook. PlscaCaquls, Somerset
anc nscDEEIn-would give him
the nomination. Il ne only held his
own II the other twelve.
In closing Colonel Parkhurs1 said
thar while L Is an open field fpr any
or all new candidates. the third term
attempt not only would rob the man
VINO ran second IN the previous cam
paIEr Of MS CUSTOMARY chance. but
violated the customs Of the party as
to length of service And ne be-
lievsd the prevailing sentiment
against such precedent was IN his
faVer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19

At the meeting Of Pine Tree grange
Lisbon. F'ritiay evening. the first and
SECOND degrees We're conferred upnr
d class of seven candidates.. The
program was Maine" night Parri-
cite tableaus were given and ruasrt
10 Maine. Maine statistics were CIV
an by Mrs Hattie White; poems by
Mrs. Angie Goody and Mrs. Iva New
ell. The third and fourth degrees
will be given IN rwo weeks. A sup
per will be SERVED that evening a
seven o'ciuck by a COMMITTEES con-
sisting of Mr.. anu Mrs Fred Rand.
Mr.. and Mrs L r Brann. Mrs Lii
iian Damon anc Mrs. Lizzie Newell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-19

cellent music WIS furnished ny Jones
orchestra. The program was as fnl-
lows: Music and march. orchestra:
PRAYER. Mr.. Il. V B. Nash: saluta-
tUry, "A Athletics" Hilton AIbee: es-
say, W iscasseI" DORIS !. Puoie-.
1921, essay. THE Birth of the yele-
phone" Edgar K SewaT. 1871.
music; CLASS history. John Frederic
jackson; essay. One Great Lesson. :"
Paul G Macurda- 1921 music; as-
say, Lancelor and Elaine" Doris NJ.
RiIlal, 1871; valedictDrv. BE Pre-
pared" Frances Aver Creaner: pres
entatlon common school diplomas.
Supt- L. A Bailey; presentation
academic diplomas, trustee Wilbur
r. Merrill; march. Marshall. Elliott
Carleton. 1872
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Card Of Thanses

We wish 10 express our appreciation
and thanks To our friends and neigh.
burs for the many kindnesses shown
TO us IL the time of the death of our
dear ones. and we especially thank the
Pvtnian Sisters and the Royal Neigh
bors and the employees Of the Il l. "
mills.
BELLE DUDLEY.
JOHN DUDLEY.
ADDTE FOLSOM.
ANDREW NICHOLAS.
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burites were placed on trial charged
Win conspuIng 10 overthrow the
government
Eight jurors have been selected and
attorneys are Still irving TO find the
other four. 1n the meantime the
eight are under guard in a down
town hotel. Today they sent the fol-
lowing note 10 Judge Oscar Hebel, the
trial Judge, accompanying il with a
gift Of cigar box -banjo'' construct
60 during their detention
The compliments OF the eight i,,r-
nrs already sworn. We are still alive
and happy"