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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
ZPRAVY z CESKOSLOVENSKA.

Move zeleznice v cechach.
Severovychodni Cechy, kraj, by
valou rakouskou zeleznicni
spravou opomiieny, mali V nei-
blizsich letech obdrzet nekolik
zeleznicnich trait, jez by jed
max odstranily bezpravi pacha
ne dosud ma prdmyslovych o.
krscich V severovychodnich
Cechach, jednak by zjednaly
lepsi spoieni techto krajG 8
Prahou. Byl to hlavne navrh
elena Mar. Shromazdenf. dra.
Uhlife, jenz zadal proyedeni
tohoto projektu. Nvni uvazuie
reditelstvf drah V Hradci Kra-
love o uvedeni planu toho V
praxi. Namestek Teditele ridi-
telstvf zeleznic. Vochoc, sepsal
obsirne memorandum. nemz
pojednava o reorganisaci ze-
leznic, pokud lezi V dosahu Fl
ditelstvi v Hradci Kral. Die
"Kralovehradeckeho Kraie" Il
siluie sprava zlepseni spoie-
nj Hradce s Prahou. dale, adv
trait Praha-Lysa byla zmene-
ma dvoukoleinou. o vystavbe
move dvoukoleine trait z Nym
burka do Kral. Mestce a trat'
odtud do Chlumce. aby bvla
zmenena V dvoukolejnou. cimz
by spoieni Prahy Hradcem
bylo znaene zkraceno. Dale lie
proiektovana stavba dvou re.
leznic, spojuiicich Prahu S
Trutnovem a krajem Broumov.
skym: Praha-Nvmburk- -Horice
-Dvhr Kralove-Cerveny Koste.
lec-Hronov. Podobne ma byti
zlepseno spojeni Kostelce n
Orl. Zamberka s Pardubice-
mi: prozatim ma ma navrh
mestske rady V Pardubicich
byti zavedeno autobusove spo.
jeni kostelce Chocni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

Pravda vitszi. Pod velkym
statnfm znakem republiky Ce-
skoslovenske vine sc stuha 8
heslem: "Pravda vftezf!" Me-
mohlo snad byti vhodnejsfho
hesla pro nasi republiku, mad
toto. Nejen re bylo to heslo hu
sitskeho poselstvi k basil.
snemu a Jiriho Podebrad, ale
i proto, ze duch jeho je v prav
de duchem cele nasi historic.
Cd prvych dob pres Husa Ji-
RHO az ke Komenskemu byla
pravda ozdobou ceskeho jme-
ma. | kdyz bylo narodu nejhu-
re, nevzdal Sc nadeje, re prav
da ma konec jen zvit6zi. Histo-
rie naseho vysvobozeni neni
nez historic boje "a vitezstvi
pravdy %. fijen je dnem to-
hoto vitezstvi. "Pravda vitezi"
tot heslem Masarykovym, ce
~ jeho zivot jest vyznanim to-
, hoto hesla. A pravdou. pravem
| a spravedlnosti bude vady Fl
diti Sc Ceskoslovenska republi-
ka, jejiz pivod a zaklady pra-
We ma techto zasadach spocf-
, vajf.
Prazstf ciceroni. Nenf jich v
Praze mnoho. tech prdvoden
cizinci z povolani. ale "a to
byvalo ma ne mnoho steskI. Co
vsechno napovidal nektery ci-
ceron, z toho cizinec nezmou-
, drel. Chrlil ze sebe jen sucha
! data a imena hrabat, slechti-
cu Habsburskych monarchu.
Umelecke krasy Prahy, jeii
duch zivot ciceron malo znal.
Odborne v6domosti pro velko.
mesto tax historicke a pine pa
matek mel z pravidla nedosta.
tetne. | v tom bude nyni uei.
nena naprava. Prieihuie Sc c
mi cizinecky lfad. ktery uspo.
rada V dubnu ucebny beh pre-
prnvodce cizincu o 20 hodi
mach. Ucastnikim bude pred
naseno O ceskych d6jinach. WI
tvarnych pamatkach praz
skych a orientaci v modern
Pra7e. Pfednaseti Sc bude w
vsedni dny Cd Is h. veeer
nemecke realce Praze II. Mi
kulandska ul. els. 5. Pc ukon
Cent behu konati Sc budol
zkouskv. Magistrat udeli kon
cesi prGvodce eizincu jen to
,mu, kde Sc vykaze vysvedce
lnim, zee eeslozil tyto zkousky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14

Washington, l3. kvetna. -
"Ruska bolsevicka vlAda stala
Sc jako socialni dobrodruZstvi
prisernym neZdarem," pravl
plukovnik Ryan, komisar Ger
veneho Krize, prave Sc navra-
tivSi re severniho Ruska a bal
tickych provincii. Poznani sva
napsal V obsirny rapport ode
vzdany statnimu Department..
Mezi jinymi vypravuje Ryan,
CO jsme vlastne slyseli jiz neko
likrate, ze Sc Rusko neudrzi
bez CHI pomoci ami 6 mesi-
ci (?). Popisuje zivot v Mo-
skve a Petrohrade, celkem We
smes zname v6ci, jen ze hod-
ne pesimisticky pribarveny.
Vlada sovetu jest uplne bezmo
cna a phi dost male pomoci z
venci rozsyje Sc pry cele boil
sevicke nebezpeci. V zemi schs
II pry surovin a doprava vsude
tem6f znicena.
Moskvu a Petrohrad vylicu-
je hrozn9. Ulice nebyly po ETY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
NASI HOSI " SAN FRAN
CISKU..
Pristup ma lod' jest velice zte-
zovan. Ma lodi jest citelny me-
dostatek cetby.

San Francisco, 10. kvetna.
- LODI Mt. Vernon naSimi
druzinniky jest doposud v ma
sem pristavu = dnes jiz osmy
den. Kapitan parniku prohla-
sill, ze lod' nevyjede, dokud
nebude upfiis Y pofadku a miii
vsechno potrebne puzstvo a
kazdy ocekava, ze tn zGstane
dalsich deset dni, az budou
provedeny vsechny potfebne
opravy a bude sehnan dostatec
ny pocet muzstva.
Konecne dotkali Sc hosi a
spoh te radosti, ze mohli W.
stoupiti ma americkou pIdu -
ackoliv ne ma dlouhou dobu a
mnoho Ameriky toho nevide-
Ii. Byli watt V oddilech ma ma
le lodi a prevezeni ma Preside.
kde jsou rozsahla kasarna a
velky modernf vojensky tabor.
Ma Presidiu dostalo sc Jim
koupeli. z Presidia skyta Sc
krasna rozhlidka ma Zlatou
branu. San Francisky zaliv, pro
t6jsi hory a ma vystaviste ma IL
patti. Nasi druzinnici byli po-
vdecni, ze Sc Jim dostalo aspon
tohoto kratkeho vyletu, ale je-
jich rozhorceni proti tenn, kdo
zavinili, ze nemohli do mesta
San Franciska a. volne Sc, pro-
| j(ti po americke pide, trva sta
lie. Proslycha Sc, ze We Wash
ingtonu kongresnik SABBATH pod
nikl kroky, ably Sc ceskoslover-
skym druzinnikdm dostalo do
voleni ma breh.
V nedeli byly do lazni ma
Presidiu prevezeny i zeny, kite
re jedou ma lodi.
Vcera v nedeli nebyli ma lod
pfipust6ni zadni navst6vnici
coz bylo hroznym zklamanim
pro mnohe, kteri Sc dostavili 2
jinych NEST a z venkova. Me.
ri t6mi bylo asi sto krajanu
kteri pfijeli z vetsi dalky 9
kteri nemohli Sc setkati dra
hymi hochy a pfesvedciti Sc
neni-li mezi mimi jejich pi'ite!
Major Cejka,. velitel trans
portu druzinnfkn, jest uplnf
vycerpan praci a starostmi'
musi jiti aspon ma ctyfi tydny
ma zotavenou. Major Moravet
ujal Sc veleni jako jeho ma
stupce.
Nejhorsf veci jest, ze men
ma lodi pro nase hochy napro
sto zadne cetby. OdpomAham'
: tomuto nedostatku jak muze
Ime. ale naSe slabe silly ma t,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
PRfSTfM TYDNEM JEDNANO BUDE o
VYPLACENf VYLOUzuECKEHO
BONUSU.

Washington, 13. kvetna - Nekem repubikanst zastup
c oponu placen odskodneho vyslouzce sveove val
ky kona porady dnes konerence cee strany pojedna
vac hlavne teo zaleztost konana bude pfis tydnem
Pocakem dne soucasne agace prospech vyslou
zleckych odm6n rany Americke egie ez vykonny W.
bor zastupuc vsechny stay sede jz pfst dtey aby
vckaval cee ednan uzakonen pfedlohy dome zastupcG
n6erych mist tvrdi ze pfijeti zakona voenske ma
hrad9 nedocka kdneho pTeti ale ze vvoa p nemen-
SIM celou stupnic debat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
POSLEDNl 0DP0R VYPUZENEHO
CARRANZY.
OBREGON A JEHO KRITIKA MEXI-
CKE POLITIKY VUG SOUSTATf.
'LEJNA POLE KoLEM TAMPICA v BEZPEcf.

Vera Cruz, 49, kvetna. Vosko presidenta Carranzy,
ez az dosud stao zau cd San Marcos bylo die
dnes doych vyaceno svych posic Jina
mens cast presdentovy nepatrne aady raz cestu stupu
Ma federn vosko tocc rebeove rozvinul btev
nj frontu delce 3 mil.
Ell Paso 49, kvetna. = Carranza Jest obklopen nema
vane nadeje vvaznu Rinconady, bze stanice ESpe
state Pueblo General Obregon vyal rozkaz ably
padu poapen bylo dovoeno Caanzovi Mexko beze vech
potz opusi hoda ei do konce pod bezpecnou strait do
pravi do Vera Cruzu odkud by moh odcestovat kan
libo.
Zpravy popravach poitickych veznd Santiago jsou
prohlasovany holou smySenkou.
General Obregon Mexico City pravil interviewu s
pnm novinaiskym zpravodaem, emuz podaT!c dosici
pffstupu nastavaicmu presidentu polita uprcheho
Carranzy vGGi Spoenym SaGm ba vasne stanckou sebe
vrazdou. Zde n6kolik pozoruhodnych jeho vyroku
"Co posiuje Spoiene Staty posu;e Mexiko osabl-
e Soustati, oslabuje stn uvar mas. Mym dealnm po-
etm vtazich pfaeskych pomerech mez republkou Me-
xckou Spoenymi Stay jest upravt meznarodn hranici
jak tomu jest pri pohranicni lini kanadske.
"Caranza vysvetova 81 Monroevu doktrinu chybne ale
sam veffm re by sobe pfevedcen ieho poka Jest
1epsf.",
Washington, 13. kvetna General Palaez. jemuz
bya olena pole kolem Tampca byl srdecne uvian ja
ktery lezf kotvach zminenem prfstavu akem
pomeru general Paaez nachazi revouc narm byo do
nedavno zahadou Do Tapca prise generalem Gomezem
500 muz mesto prfstav cbsaZeny uplneho kdu
fadku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
MILLERAND DO ANGLE.
PORADA LLOYDEM CEORGEM o SCHULZ
We SPA.

Pafiz 49, kvetna. Pfedseda francouzskeho minister
skeho kabnetu Mlerand opus die vSeho Ultra raro Pafz
odcesue do Folkestonu Ang kde ma setkat premie-
Velke Brane oydem Georgem. Hlavni predm6 schi-
nev6tsich echtc dplomat nasi DOLBY bude rozmuva
nastvac konferenc Sao od kere sou oGekavny vek6
veci
Mllerand ponde vrat, ably podal posanecke sne-
movne zpravu prib6hu stayek iakoz krocch jakych
hod francouzsk vlada pro egnen Federaci Prace pod
nknou. ......
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
ZAHADNY NALEZ u SHA-
KER JEZfRKA.

Ma bfehu Shaker jezirka ma
lezen byl dnes rano krvi potfl
snenV muzsky kabat. v jehoz
kapse obievena bvla poznam-
ka: "Davam vSem lidem dobre
vile Bohem. Prosim. aby mo
ie rodina o pripadu byla uve-
domena. Jan Horvat, re zap.
IA. ul." Listek odevzdan byl
policii.. ktera zahadu pfitomne
vysetfuje. Jde patrne o samo-
vrazdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
POTRAVINOVE ZASOBY
BOLSEVICKEHO RUSKA.

u Londyna. - ZvlaStni 7nra
vodai "Dailv Express" V Mo-
skve mel rozmluvu ruskym
ministrem vvzivy. jeho5 Sc td-
zal. kolik potravin mdze sove-
tove Rusko dedati Evrope. Mi
nistr odpovedel: 6.5OO.000 tun
obili. 2 a pul miliardy vajec,
10000 tun masla a 100000 tun
masa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-14
SPROSTEN Why KEfASOVANiM
OBILfM. :

Washington, 13. kvetna. Federanim vysetTovanm wy
so jevo, obvovan proti Maxovi H. ouerovi druhe
msopredeovi United States Grain Corporation bylo bez
kazde podsaty. Jak oznamue federani zalobce
mel on9ch pomuv zneuzivat edniho postaven manipu
ovani oblnm cenami a akto vydelava obrovske SUNNY.
Vysetfovanf delo zadost samotneho napadeneho
Housera dneSn ei sujfcf vynos oznamen by amonym
vladimir zaobcem Pamerem.
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Substantial Boost
Continued from Page Cne

For the purpose of the award Lhe
board divided express employees II
I'VE classes but the increase granted
was IN each case the same. ID cents
an hour. Messengers ana other en-
pioyes n the tram service whose
hours are computed on I basis Of i
.41 hour month viii receive an IN
crease of $3.50. All other employees
working on the eD4 hour per month
Dasls viii receive Siio.64 more The
board directs that pay from May l
10 Aug 81 snail be paid 10 employees
separately from their sepism Der
checks N order that they may know
the exact amount of back pay re-
ceIved.
Describing conditions IN the ex-
press service. the board SAYS n Its
decision:
As IN the case of The railroad en-
pioyes. this long delay ana success
sion of disaPpointmenTs (refsrring 10
me unsuccessful efforts Of the men
10 get an increase early last spring.
coupled with the pressure of fur
Their rise n living costs. produced
deep and not unreasonable dlssat.s-
faction on the part of the express
EN- ployes, the wages paid 70 the ak
press employees were generally less
than those paid for Analogous ser
VICE by the railroads and n many
OIL her industries The express en-
ployes thus felt themselves called
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upon u make sacrifices Is they Dc
.ieved. far beyond those Of any other
ulass- For tlese reasons ana as :
measure If JUSTICE. I was decided
ina, his decision. when made.
would De effective Is Of MAY :. so
AMI ina: ne increases herein specl-
ned should be slightly n excess Of
nose decided upon for railroad EN-
pioEes performing similar service,
Presidents Of the express unions
VINO were present when ne award
vas handed down were non-c0m-
m.tral On its accepraoiilry. nut the
general IN preston vas that the ia
Dor board mad been slightly more
generous man either me unions or
The express company aad expected.
Two Of the unions lad demanded n
creases Of 81 per month. while the
other Two asked an increase Of SIS
monthly
The Brotherhood of Railway and
Steamship Jerks. Freight Handlers.
Express and Station Employees. VII
hola a grand iodge meeting here to-
night 10 pass on the board. About
tt GEO OF the 80. 00p express employees
are said 20 be members Of this union.
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MADISON

Officer Phlihr8ck. VINO was en-
piuyed IN the racks az the Great
Northern paper mill. was overcome by
The neat Monday afternoon ana died n
a very few minutes. The BODY was
AIKEN to Mr., Philbr1ck residence on
The Arson side of the river. he e
survived By widow ana several chill
dren.
The day was the hottest OF the sea-
son n Madison. the Thermometers reg
lster1ng from 90 70 IS n the shade
guests Of Mr.. smails brother. Judge
Charles 0. Small. for the past few
DAYS returned AeHsav morning %
their home n Alfred.
Mrs Moore OF Oregon Is the guest
TINS week of M ana Mrs. Z h
Moore a. thelr residence On PARK
street.
The Aason fire alarm was sounded
Monday forenoon about 10 O'Clock far
a blaze AT the farm buildings of A
A Sickerson about one mile from TINS
village on what known as the NIT
ton Hill road The IRE started in the
nay IN the barn ana IS supposed 70
have been caused by spontaneous com
busLon. Both house and barn were
burned fiat The furniture N the
house was saved. The loss IS roughly
estimated az S2eDe with no insurance
There was s4aG worth Of hay IN one
barn. Mr. Sickerson purchased the
farm about a month ago ana moved
here from Pennington
Owing 70 the Chaatsaaua the usual
nidweek services AT the Methodist
Episcopal church were omitted this
week
Misses Berry, Holden. Mildrsd Head.
Annie Roberts left town Tuesday
morning for the Empire campgraund 10
attend the Epworth League Institute
as delegates from Bethesda Chapter
of the local Methodist Episcopal
church. This delegation viIi later be
Joined ny Misses Mary Prince ana
Nellie Stevens
z l. Hight. VINO has been in Boston
the past few DAYS on business re-
turned home MuEdsy night
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me Past two weeks. Nj M1Nary sad.
the Hanover T~lsr Cy l44 paid Jut
more than 81. peu Juo.
Many sn 70 Invest
Al Ponzl' office $50 letters ana tell
egrazns vere received dur1lE ne
morning from persons wao either
wished % invest money ~ith Punzi
or VINO wanted information as 70 me
future Of the Securities Exchange "a.
The Inquiries came rom al parts II
TINS country ana 'acaoa. The lg~--
st number We're sad - oe from New
York ana many contained checks oT
money orders n amounts angling from
50 up, L Was stated. me telegram
Tram Atlanta. Cd. vas sac 70 nave n
10 invest SleenG Eaca -pmnunlca-
ton was beng returned. il Vas stat
ed. with letter stating that me com
pany was aot RECEIVING subscriptions
al present but that when business vas
resumed the sender would Je notified.
No Prosecution Sonzi investors
Attorney General Alien o1ice an
1ounced that there would &c 40 pros
ecuCon Of persons who had re-lenI
money 70 PcnZi. Frank L Pope su-
pervisor OF small loan agencies. pre-
vIousiy had called attention q the tact
mat under the small loan &c, persons
VINO made TWO loans within Y months
d. rate higher than - per cent. were
required 70 register as ioan agents.
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kENNEbEC co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
nave been recorded during -ae past
week AT the harnebec county registry
Of deeds
Aaguxta-Edwa-d P. -horne q go
Ion W. Purlnron u Richmond. land ana
buildings On Davenport street, Lernael
Z. Hardwood 70 William r OTIS. anu
ana buildings on Flagg street, Anne
W Church, guardian Of TauIine NJ
Church anu Marjorie Church. 70 Ar
thur K Cunningham. lot on Church
hill, Iva M Haskell 10 Max Friedman.
land ana buildings On School street
S400o
elsea-victor 1ulntal ID FRANK Z.
Cheney. land
Chlaa-Eeorge Z Freeman 70 Franz
IA Young, Land and buildings
CInton-s4las G. FenaeI! % Mary
Eta GOODRICH. land
Ga-diner-EAnnaa A. Berry 70 Eze-
KEEL a Cosg-ove. laau; Ralph N Eoya4
to Regina Eel. land and buildings.
L4tchhe4d-Saraa Z Brown 70 3. 2.
shaw, .aRd.
Aoumouta-Fraak Z Richardson 70
+ Il. Aalsraouss Of Lew ston. z Z.
Lslgufon Of auburn and E Z Knapp
OF Auburn, and ana buildings; Elyl-a
augusta Leonard 10 joseph T Jordon
of Winthrop. Land partly IN Winthrop:
sonn 5. CottTei and Julia 4 Cot
treIi 10 William 2 Dunbar. real es-
tate.
Mount Ternon-F,ora nj. Clifford Of
Rockport 10 Z. Irving Sllattuck. land
and buildings; Eugene l. MlIlett u
George NJ Gent. land Franz P. Fogg
70 Eliza betl a Fraser. and Elizabeth
A Fraser to Mar z FoE=, and and
buildings partly N Readaeld.
CahIand-Randall Y. Burns and
Bertha Z Burns Of Chicago - Winfield
:. Ingralam. land S55ua-
pitrstun-sames E W h1ng % 8.
= Chuate. land anu buildings.
Readhe3 d--Betssy c. Clougn 70 ZEE
l. NortaIng and Alice MAY W1rtaIng
and anu buildings. =. =. Carleton #
Winthrop 20 Cora u. Jackson. and
and buildings.
Rome-Freeman Cass % Aida T
CASs. and.
Sldney-,4eOrge X. Field If Oakland,
administrator If The estate Of Leroy
PAGE 20 George " Field lanu
So 81, Sewa.. A Clark to N. I. en-
erson OF san Jose Cal. and Jonn Mul-
1ollin- and
Tassal hore--tzrace h Rowe and
Clarencs E Rowe 10 Leon Williams
land partly n Augusta Clarence Z
Rowe - Leon y. Williams txo lots d
and; Leora ". Frederic 70 Sewa.. a
ClaTk. and and buildings; Ma.k R
Shorey 10 Josiah & Evans. laaG. S15,i.
Mark r. shurey 10 Josiah - Exams
and.
Watervllle-Fraz1 Gilman Of 30
wayton. -. - Jonn Pooler. and,
Charles 2, |rommet; 10 Louis Pence
en-. and JoEn Vi. W~gat 20 Maud
Jones Wright. and. \. P Dodge and
Laura N. Dodge 10 Charles Lacasse
reale state S1Se. y. ? Dodge and
Laura " Dodge - Charles LaCasse
real estate s-65. Samuel : Horne q
Fred : lane land.
Wintnrop-Mrs Z : Saver ID
George " Phllbrirb and ana build
ings Joseph Bruneau Ia C1eopnae
Loon. and ana buildings. SI13B.
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A FALSE STANDARD OF cuL
TURF

has gained ground n ms country
which looks upon the bearing and
rearing OF children as something
coarse ana vIliEa- ana 20 re avoided,
but he advent NJ EugenIcs means
much fer The motherhood Of the race.
Happy IS he wife VINO, though weak
and alling. depends upon Lydia Z
PinkhaTn Vegeta bie Compound -
restore her 20 health. and when mead
acnes ana backaches ara thing If
the past brave sons ana far daugh-
ters rise up and call her blessed
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Chamber Commerce
Outing Today at
Lake Cohbossee

Final plans for the Chamber OF
Commerce field day anu outing to-day
al the state " training center Al
Lake Cobbossee include an elaborate
schedule OF sports for the ladies'
Secretary LaPoinr of York county
7 IL. I. A, made something over
hundred miles by auto today az the
request, Of Secretary Leonard Of
kennebec county 70 take charge Of
the sports for ladies'. n which line
ne IS a specialist He brought with
MIN a special voiley ball 50 that the
ladies will have a good game Of this
exciting sport all by themselves.
which viii no doubt rival that Of the
men n their much touted baseball
contest
The plans a. outlined. include
games from 10 A. ". 70 - II. with
an hour bathing and the dinner At
Id ? Il. There will be plenty of
Holsters ana all the 1x,nss ana din
ner will not De served until the l. N.
car from Augusta has arrived This
car viii stop al Winthrop CenIer, the
nearest point 70 the grounds Some
of the party will 20 across 10 the
west shore by aaptha launch. others
by road. Probably majority Of the
party viii go by auto.
4 group of business and profess
SIGNAL men have been invited from
Winthrop 50 that the gathering viii
fairly represent this section Of Ken
aebec county. There WILL De speeches
and A send-of for the secretary Mr..
Clarke. who leaves Thursday for
Madison. Wis summer school.
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lISPEPTlC DIET
10 LONGER NECESSARY

al n prescribing strict
H@0t-nS ana stomach suf-
ger popular among pro-
|. -aa. men partly because
yea ing =fect but mostly be-
7-scavery that nearly ali
t- s due ~ excessive
r=ans Of digestion are
=at out ACIDS IN the
and nfaEne the deli
/. .anE ana cause sour
mature food fernenta-
"a treatment. therefore.
-a. ne acid. when natura!
12HS@ teaspoUnfui or
Sisurated Magaesla n
81 aeUtralizes the ACID.
-. -r'De-taItOn Of the food.
- -as and thus permits the
.e-- ED with It's work
p. ...1-nce- Owing 10 it's
! a. a.a action Bisurate ed
: 49,. i < JDtarnabls from
80 e3taeE tablet or pow
|rste-e- -.C always De used in
l. ne other forms of mag
rs re ;rlIlss. citrates. car
j. Az. A.1eS Stomach sufferers
p, ~ this plan for three
#"'9 ~eSu!fs ADJ.
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J. B. Poulin. the shoe cobbler VINO
mas a place of business on Water
street and who lives on the west
river road. and Mrs Peulin and their
nenhew and niece, Paul and Clare
Helen Duquet-e have recently re-
turned from a most enjoyable three
weeks automobile trip through Can
ada and northern Maine They were
,nined AT Jackmaa by Mr.. Duquette,
father of the children who made the
trim further along with them. In
Quebec they visited Mr.. Duquetis'
brother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-11

Melvin P Milliken of Augusta VIII
leave Skowhegan "Wednesday morn
ing with his nephew, George Nash,
in the lattsrs automobile for trip
through Canada and northern New
England. which viii occupy them for
about two weeks. with the privilege
of extending II as they may see ut
They will pass a few days IN Aroos-
took county, where Mr.. Milliken for
several years resided, then cross the
St John into Canada and motor to
Quebec and Montreal. proceeding
through the Adirondacks Vermont
and New Hampshire and home
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NORTH VASSALBOR0
Cara uf Thanks

We wish "a -hank our aelghhors
and friends for their kindness during
our bereavement. also for the heauu-
fuI flowers We also wish to thank
the Baptist church, the Lacal Union
No I-49, also me employees af The
American Wooden ca. for beautiful
flowers sent
Nj AND MRS BW MUIR
MR. AND MRS. RAY NESBTT
Mr.. HERBERT MUIR
ELSIE MUIR
GILBERT MUIR
HARRY MUIR
FRANK MUIR
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After Dinner Role
Continued from Page One

coupons Thnse coupons caa De sold
for So n American money
No Govt. Need .ase
he maintained 10 government need
lose, because transactions between
governments NAY oe delayed until sx
clauge : norma. and pointed OUT that
there has been delay in the payment
Of interest on American loans to the
Allies
i haven found a7rbodr VINO viii
have 70 make 1t good. ne asserted
when somebody wanted 70 know WHO
viii nave 20 stand tle loss.
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Mr. ana Mrs. 2. I. Foster Of oak
street eft Saturday for Portland Tor
a visit with friends and relatives
Mr. Foster returned 70 his work after
a short stay bur Mrs. Foster VII re
main there while longer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-11

Kendall Davis of springfield. Mass.
where he IS pleasantly located with
the Massachusetts Mutual Insurance
Co. IS a guest for two weeks Of MS
parents. MAJOR and Mrs. Charles L.
Davis. ; Weston street.
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Mrs CYNTHIA VI. Jones of Haddon
Heights. y. 7. after passing few
days with her friends. Mrs. [. g.
Lander on the Church Hill road. has
returned 70 Manchester where she Is
passing the summer.
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Miss Elizabeth Shorey, daughter
of M and Mrs. Il. a Shorey. Jr. rs
the guest Of her grandparents. Major
and Mrs. Henry 4. Shorey of Brtdg-
tan. She made a short visit n Bath
On her wav 10 Brldgton,