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New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
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To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir Your editorial on the police
force as magnificent and capable body
o. mon. but badly led, was cordially IN
dcrsed by all your readers
If Governor-elcct Miller roi~.oves
Mayor Hylan on or about January /
and La Guardia, President of the Board
Of Aldermen, becomes Acting Mayor
thereby and be in turn removes Police
Commissioner Enright. appointing in
his place such a man, for instance. as
fcrmcr Commissioner Woods then the
suffering public might hope for a re-
versal Of present police conditions and
with hastv retreat fror ON, no.
ra' a ty Of such criminals as escape
a-.er.
This is a consummation devcutly 20
be wished. Under the present sysvem
it IS only question Of "watchful vaio-
ing to~ the possible hold-up on street.
IN business quarters or even at homo.
and under tie fool Sullivan law the
general public is penalizcd for even
taking means to protect itself.
GEORGE W. HILLS.
New York, Dec. 90 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
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tercin also reserved
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Il. G.. Wells is far less sensitive TO the
glory that was Caesars than is Edgar
Saitus. Caesar" he writes in The Out
line Of History, "alrcady a bald, mid
d.e-agod man, past the graccs anl the
not impulses Of youthful love. spent the
better part Of a year in Egypt, feastine
am entertaining himself in amorous
pleasantrics with the Egyptian Queer
Cleopatra. Such complications
with 4 woman mark TIE elderly sensual
ist or sentimentalist-h was hfty-four
st the commencement of the aTaire-
rather than the master-ruler Of men
And later he adds. Caesars record Of
vulgar schemng Tor the tawdresr mock
cries OF personal worship is silly snd
shameful record, it is incompatible with
the idea that he was wise and wonder
fu superman setting the world to
rights
Personally, we don't believe that
Caesar can or should he ruled out as
superman either on account OF Cleopatra
or vulgar scheming. Even DR. Crafts,
the great blue Sunday leader, has con-
fcsscd the existence Of human frailty in
high places and is reported to have re-
marked that he would rather have mis-
son drink two glasses Of beer than see a
certain motion picture vampire. because,
while he might recover from the effects
of the beer in a week or two, he would
remember the vampire woma~ until he
WAS eighty. With due apoiogies to a
suggestion by Don Marquis. it seems 20
lis that even authentic demigods are
often unable TO carry their liquor, their
honors and their vampires ike super
men.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
"Hcr Very Frowns." Etc.

Her Very Frowns," Etc.
Why is it though you smile at me
ar uftcnor than frown
The latter ever seems to be
The record that my memory
lnfnlibly puts down?
But # my memory must bear
Sore damseI's changing wies,
unocaitantly declare
I'd rather far your frowns were there
ILHn other maidcns' smiles
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
FORBIDDEN FILLING

All! how Id adore, if hung up my
stocking,
To glimpse through its web and Coles
PhiIlipsy clocking
The twinkle Of glass from bottle Of
Burgun-
Dy while from the top bulgcd a
volume of Jurgenl
But, just because ca7els and censors
cried "stop!'-
I'll get Harold Bell Wright and some
pale lemon-pop. NJ. Y. N. s.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Don't be too harsh with the burg
lars. "They are willing" said the
Commissioner. "to go to any lengths
to get money to pay for Christmas
presents for their friends and rela-
tivcs"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Pence on earth, good will to the
burglar. He does it for the wife and
the kiddies. r. 7. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Old Ben Huabsch, who is Sherwood
-7nderson's IutNshcr, wants it said that
1t looks like a Poor White" Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
he Original Feminist:

SINGLE STANDARD AND ENDS BY
SINGING THE PROWEsS OF
FER LOVED ONE
Horace: Ode III, Il.
"@istrofum est nequs a,nori dare sudum
rcQue dulci'
Sad are they who may not give love
full play. or win gentle wine
wash their ills away,
Or who, if they do, must tremble,
too, leet the lash avuncular make
them rue,
For such maids are deemed unruly.
TAou'rt undone by the scn~-the
winged one-of Cytherca, wno
'eavcs thee none
Of TIE zeal thou shouldst feel for
Minerva's appeal, while thy
basket and loom Hebrus beau
ties steal
Away from thee quite, Neobule.
Thou wilt rave doth he lave meath
the Tiber's wave his anointed
shoulders Liparean brave.
A knight passing quite on Bellero-
phon's might, and ne'er to be
vanquished in race or in fight
BY heroes renowned unduly;
With art, too, MS dart to hurl at the
heart when the flying herds
through the open start,
And fleet on his feet tho wild boar to
meet, who in thick grown covert
makes his retreat
Ay, he is 4 master, truly,
ADELAIDy.
As adroE ROUNDED as ever written
is the Christmas card of Baron Ire
land ana his wife, less W. k. as Nate
and May Salisbury:
May you dodge the frowns Of Fate and
May your every hour be gay:
May no worries aggravate, and
May
All the seasons joys be great. and
OH that is--we mean to say.
Merry Christmas" There, that's
straight! And
Now it but remains to state, and
In a word, this Thought convey
Happy New Year to you!"
NATE AND MAY.
The Plumber plan seems to have
been succVssful enough
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

The Plumber plan seems to have
been successful enough.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
eCBscY'pT1oN RArFs-By malt including
rsstaxa u TIE UNITED STATES
Gtl&RAA

Entered Al The Pos,orsce at Sew ysrA Second
Css Nal Matte
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Editor The American Pr.rter.
New York. DEC 20. 1920.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

Il - samuel van pelt. pastor az
-; Ns1hodfst church a this
~. ~ sfev i \ I0nea annerfn.
~ n ~ Rock Island distficf
!..a. ~ smons The speakors 81 the
- a, ssrsion az the Central Illinois
.ssnca a the Methodist Epis-
.;i .Krrch "a Sc held at Dvfsht.
~ 21-a7 OF the four con-
~ n the state. the central
= II. s.s..s q conn nosed AZ Rock Ia
..s n.is.bure Peoria And Kanka.
.s.s.srt.
vsrpe,t viiI talk On "A Mes-
s.ar, ~. meant - the mo-
= The underrradutes' dinner
s..clcrt on Thursday Afternoon.
- The meetings viii BE- held
-. ryrst Methodist Eniscopal
49, ~ nwisht Rev Jones will
~. r. toini report az the tlistrict
..r AZ A. the mornine
s..m Wsdnesdsv Sent %
nsny viii htfend.
u...o,e nj Me4hodIst churches In
- Island Moline and Mi,an ar.
ss...irg IN attending the confer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

Make your evening profitable.
Attend night school at Browns
Business college. Glasses start
asxt Monday. 0Nce open evenings
his week for enrollments.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
BARGAIN MOONLIGHT

Only Csc. Friday. Sept. II, on
steamer G. W. Hill. Leaves Daven-
port SIS; Rock Island. $3.50 p. m.
kialto Jazz Orchestra.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
VIII Be In
ROCK ISLAND
At the Harper House
Sunday, September 18th
Hours: 10 = N. to s p. N.
and
VIII Be In

enu
Monday. Sepfember 2Oth
nOuIb' ". 70 : y y.
Chronic Diseases OF Men, Women
and Children. arc Successfully
Treated ~ follows mo
money required):
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Noe and Throat Catarrh Ieg m
ears Ahdomiral Diseased v.rico.a
vsir. neaSnas. Hard Hear;nS
Rhenm.tism Neuritis Nenralria
CIV, n.osso. Ailmart. rscrI;.r ~
.,oraan A;iman.s nac,,,;.r ~
Mor ch,,dran,s n;.oosas W.. AZ
MY. +rea. ec~ta aiaaeses
Etirev A. RssIdsr Tro.hl., Rr,nr
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Vorr Rves. r vour ave. A.. fall
,r1 ssma viii ho tasted in a thor.
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s r;van eccnrd,noiv cios.as a.
oronar,v lifted vhere necessary
nus. opss ~ .,;sa ,he. ~ Msad
nv~ ~ lre vi.hout .honsbt s ~
tha danoers the misaries. the hard .
ships that entail. Most Of the cases
of tongiIs would-be adenoids. nj.
GERS annedicitis. and other chronic
ailments win Weld to honest. iudic-
ions and intelligent medical treat
ment under competent hands,
DR.. Haley,s References: ~ Nine
wears IN General practice of regular
medicine: (2) Ten years in special
, ,rsctice n chronic diseases: (3l L.
s.nseS INV examinationl to practice
medicine and surrery In the state of
IIIinois nv the state board of
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nant ,oca,ion citv Of Peoria. f6,
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

Washington. D. C.. Sept. IT.
Thomas H. Macdonald is the new
chief Of the bureau Of public roads
in the department Of agriculture at
Washing on. This Isl one Of Uncle
Sans biggest jobs, involving the
construction Of new roads and the
rebuilding of old ones, under the
federal aid law, which provides for
the equal cooperation Of federal
and state governments.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17

4 MOONLIGHT DANCE
On the Steamer G. ,. Hill. Friday.
Sept II. Only Csc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-17
Well Dressed Men Will
Wear This Fall

THE STYLES for Fall and
Winter are simple, but all
the more attractive on that
account.
They depend for their beauty
on the grace of line and drape,
the turn of a lapel, the set of a
shoulder.
Two and three button single
breasted suits will be favorites;
many double breasted models will
be worn also. You'll find no frills.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
..sU PELO sEEA NEGRO:

y de IN COLOR NEGRO F~LAMANTE
Nen1rEe que use a SccsGitsGa PINIOkA
sfiea=. seSu-a 9 iaotcnsiva. Ekel IL Gsar-
,e. pues Sc aphca con * Esinc. conan.
PrtSbela hoy y coGveazase. FEeyIo De vns
sate,z con Instructions completes - es-
paSol $50. So di7ero 6cvuG.to Al no QUE
Ia sstsFecho. Di-i5aSe as. =. NOVELTY
20. ?. O.. Box SO. SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
Sc APO,
DERA DE- DOS NUE.
Vas PLAZAS EN-
VUGO-ESLAVIA
FL bizarre poeta y guerrero
es ahora I'm discipulo de
Allan Kardeck, qae pa
ratodo inyoca el con
sejo de los espiritus

PARIS. Mayo 29.-GabrieI D,Annun-
40 a Ia cabeza de una fuerza de a =
dittI' uombre que Sc "a . los volun-
tarios que in.egrau sus tTopas. Ia o.
cupado las poblacjones de KaveIai.
segIn dice IN despacho recjbido hoy
aqul. EI gobierno yuso-eslavo ha. no
t!Cicsdo a las 2~Utcr:dades ~italianas.
que esta nueva violaci6n del terrific
rio yugo-slavo por el poeta, sera re
slstida por Ia fuerza.
Sc asegura aQui que D'Annunzio
Sc Ia convertible al espiritismo = mis-
tIc.smo Y que no da paSo ahora sin
habe- conSultado previamenta con los
eSpiritus.
Todos los dias. seEln dice una mott
cia recibida aqUf. ell poteta por me-
do de- una medium una bella mu-
Chscha italiana que asegura poser
tacultades supernaturales. consulta
con las intagibles ~potencias gobsr-
nantes de ultratumba" respecto a sus
.actos como sobernante de Fiume.
La prensa romano Come1ta gran
demeDte esta nueva Ease en- Ia vida
del poeta nacionaI y alSunos peri6di-
COS que no e son muy afectoS. negan
= insinuar que TODD clio no eS mas que
una indication de que lider esta per-
dienGo su ciar;videncia Y atigencia
cue 10 Characterization. para CONVEX
tirse On Il muneco de- Ia bella me
dunn y L audaces consejeros.
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No Sc confirmo que Chocano
fuera sentenciado
a muerte

BUENOS AIRES. Mayo 29.-Se-
gun expresa un mensaje recibido
aquf. euviado por Ell Ministro de Re-
.~laciones Exteriores de Guatemala. Sc
nor Luis IS. Aguirre. 10 tieae nirg6n
Fundamental Ia noticIa CUE Sc ha pro-
palado en- ell extranjero acerca de que
81 nueYo Gobierno guateroalteco haya
setenCiado q muerte al poeta peruano
Jose Santos Chocano por la defensa
que este hiciera del ex-tirano Manuel
Estrada Cabrera.
La noticia de il sentencia de Choca-
no, habfa causado aqui honda cons
ternacion, Y desde uego varios pro-
minentes intelectuales se pusieron de
acuerdo para intervenir en- favor del
cantor de Alma America" dirigien-
dose a este sfecto al Min!stro de Re
laciones Extsriores de Guatemala,
QUEEN respuesta- envi6 81 mensaje de
quo habla-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
George y krassn
~ConEerencIagan en-
Londres
81 Eaviado del Cobierno del
Soviet sera recibido a
principles de la Sc
mana enfrante

LONDRES. Mayo 29.-EI Primer
Min!stro del gobierno. ingIss. Sir Da-
via Lioyd-G George ha dccidido recihfr
al enviado de Lenirpe ' segGn Sc afr
ma Ia primera c~onferencia con este.
u 20 es Krassin. tendra lugar q
prircipios de IA semana entsapte.
Krassin ACADIA de liogar a esta capital
en- dOnde So le hizo una verdadera
manifestation de simpatfa por las
classes obreras.
MLchos representatives de Ia prensa
han estado visi.ando al enviado boil
Shevii;i, rero este So ha mostrado par
co en- ~1ecIaraciones y ha negado
rotuudamerte n version de que ha-
bia venido 4 ~lnglaterra con amplios
poderes del Soviet Ruso para nego-
cia- Ia DaZ.
"Espero que los irgleses y rusos
lleGarin 4 un acuerdo. fue toda Ia
declaration que hiZo el emisario a los
psriodistas.
SegJn dice en- SUI edici6n de hoy e.
Daily Herald. Ell 6rgano Official del
Partido I~.aborista. los rusos no envia-
ran ningunas cantidades de orc a
LondCes. 81 no 50 les garantiZa SUI Sc
su-idad. Han expresado aquellos que
usaran de csc metal tan solo para
p~rup6sitos comerCiales FL citado pc
rindico die que los hanqueros brita-
nicos quieren que los pages Sc hacan
por el Soviet. en- ORC y al precio que
sste tenia antes de Ia guerra, 10 cual
significarfa una gran perdida para el
gobierno ~bolSheviki.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
Las Ilujeres ~francesas
Aprueban eli ~iInpuesto
a las soheras
Dicen que para ser verdade-
ramente iguales a los HON
bres ante la ley deben
soportar tambien esa
carga

PAPIS, Mayo EEL Ministro de
Hacienda. sehor Marshal ha recibido
una communication de Ia Union de
Sufragistas francesas en- la que Sc fe-
licita por su actitud al rechazar Ia
proposition hecha por varios senado-
res de que eX~ceptuara a las mujeres
del sobreimpuesto fijado a los solte-
ros Y so!teras. Los citados senadores
alegaban ON raz6n para supropo-
sic:6n que las mujeres solteras no de-
bfan soportar esa carga. toda vez que
81 Sc hallaban solteras no era por ST.
gusto. generalmente; pero Ia Union
Sufragista eXpresa que va que Ia mu-
ier quiso tener los mismos derechos
queel hGmbre. debe soportar igual-
meme las nisnas o~bligaciones para
ser efectivamente iguales ante la
Icy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

LONpRES. Mayo 29.-"Cna iucha
vioIenta Sc esta librA1do actualmente
81 tcda IL extension del frente del RIO
Dyiua." ten el extreme septentrloAai
de IA Inca de batalla rUso-po!aca')
sapfin dice uu communicate Official que
81 NTinisrerio de la Guerra .po!aco al"
= Ia. publicidad hoy en- Narsovla y que
50 tr,smlti6 por inalambrica a esta
~csnital. Agrega 81 desPacho que
los ataoues de los b~olshevikis han 81
do rechazados por los polacos. lnirIn-
giandoIcs al enemiEo ~consideraoles pa
las. La lucha ma eStado especiaimente
severa en- las c~ercantas de flossecZo-
vic.
BEELIN. Mayo 29.-Debido 4 Ia eN-
ps-iencia adquirida on ell ira curso de
su historic. ell pueblo polaco compren-
de hoy dia que tiene necesidad de un
furrta y eficiente ejercito. 81 quIere
cor.tin1ar viviendo n eXistencia IL
br> { independents.
q pueblo polaco ha tenido suficicn-
te experienced militar durante la que
IRA. h~abiendo servido u naclonaleS
en- cuatro differences ~ejarcitos, aleman
ruso. austriaCo Y millares de po!acos
americanos cor 81 general Mailer en- el
ejerCito frances.
No hay por 10 tauto. un ejerclto
cue tenga mayor experienced militar
Cue 81 polaco en- Ia actualidad. Muchos
de sus actuales jefes y oficiales. COM
hatieron durante Ia gran guerra en-
dis,intos bardos Y en- ocasiones como
%
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
Sc 5USCA a Ia FAMILiA DE Isl,
ORO NARvAEZ

MERCEDES, Texas. Mayo 25.-El
seEor Adolfo Molina, Cornpatriota que
;iens s!ete aHos de residi- en- esta po-
blacion. dssea saber el paradero de
los hermanos de isidro Narvaez. IN
CuEado suyo que tambi&n reside aqui
Y que ha teNido la desgracia de per-
der el conocimiento. para communicates
esta t-iste notic.a-
FL senor Molina ha recogido en- 81
al oven enfermo Y d su esposa Ia
sehora Sofia Garcia de Narvaez. en-
vista de que ambos Sc hallabaH Ialtos
de recursos. Ell senior Molina no Sc
halla tanpoco en- una situacS6n muy
b~onaRciole cue st olga. pero este hace
aGn mas disna de nsrito 81 acci6n.
pues Sc We Ell 6esinteres que 10 ma
guiado Y el afecto a Ia familia que
dicho ss1or tiene-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
Is UNA SERLA AMElNllAAzA PARA
EUROPA Fl. AVANCE BOLSHEYlkl
La Iucha en- el frente ruso-polaco ha llegado a IN grado ma
ximo de violencia en- Ell Sector Septentrlonal

.enemieos. h~abiGndose fus;onado todos
ellos dcsputs de la contienda, para
~scrvir, a una sofia patrIa, 2 la Polonia
moderna.
LONDRES. Mayo 29.-Dnieper. de
las cuaIcs posisiones los b~olshevikis
tra;an de d~esalojar Il los polaccs que
Sc hallan fortiflcados allf segln dice
IN desDacho official de Moscou.
Los polacoS estan oo"u'fndo Una lie
sesperada r~esistencia. I'll communicate
~bolsheviki aErega.
In la region de Aarachtcha, go
mfllas al sur de Kew nuestras tro-
ras Gcminaron II resistencia del enc
miCo habiendo capturado esa plaza Y
otras varias villas como a veintisiete
millas d~istantes de Tarachtcha.'
VARSOVIA. Mayo 29.-Los rusos
nstan enviando refuerZos c~onsideTa-
hles 4 todas sus tropas 4 10 largo del
frente de batalIa rGso-polaco. a fin de
activar su ofensiva que va para ahora
ha llegado a un grade de violencia
maxine. en- los sectores septentr1ona-
les. seg1n. dice un communicate Official
nrblicado hoy aquL. Fieros combates
cstAn Iibrandose en- el sector COM
prendido del RIO Dvina, al norte del
RIO Pripet, hasta cerca de go mllias
al sur.
Los p~risioneros hechos por los po-
LAGOS al oeste del rio Beresina conf
prcnden 800 Cosacos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30

ante~iores de Ia guerra pi nuevos
cortratos que Sc celebraron desde lue-
go. En- 10 que respecta Il las indus
trias textiles V metaiIrgicas, Ell con-
venio para Ia r~eanudaci6n de esas re-
laciones sc losr6 con mayor difficult
tad. en- vista de la falta de personals
COMPLETENESS que Sc pusieran al habla
sotre esas cuestiones. No obstante.
Sc logr6 IN acuerdo sobre e. punto de
Ia necesidad de cooperation entire cier
<as ramas de las industries francesas
Y alemana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
PARA LAS
MANOS.

Harina de almendras. 125 gra-
mos. Aceite de almendras, so
eramos.-Lanolina, so gramos, Mel
de abejas. 125 gramos.-Yemas de
huevo. 5 gramos.-Esencia que pre-
fiera.
Hagase derretir Ia miel; des-
puss amAsese con Ia harina Y las
yemas de huevo; mezclece lue-
20 ell aceite y Ia lanolina. Para
usarla, t6mese una poca de parta
Y, fr6tese muy bien las manos
despues de haberselas lavado; en-
seguida eniuaguese y sequese Ii
Eeramenta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
Francia y AIemaHia reanudan
sus relGcioRes comerciales

PARIS. Mayo. Gel Secretario
Geoppert. Jefe INFERNO de la Delega-
ciGn alemana de p&z, en- esta capital
ha convenido en- que Alemania sus-
perda la prohibici6u sobre ciertos ar
tfculos de lujo. en- vista de Ia prone
So del Ministerio de Relaciones Exte-
riores frances de aminorar las res
tricciones sobre las eX~portaciones de
ciertas materials primas.
En- vista de este. Alemania ha a
bierto la puerta ahora a los perfumes
franceses. sedas. who's. joyeria y ar
tfculos de lujo que Sc manufacturing
en- este pals.
BERLIN, Mayo. Clos delesados
alemanes en- Paris que acaban de re-
gresar a esta capital, de Ia Conferen-
cha Industrial que tuvo lugar en- a.
Guella ciudad. Sc muestran entera-
mente satisfechos de los resultados
obtenidos. segun Sc dice en- su edici6n
de hoy Ell Vossische Zeitung.
Por 10 que respecta a los productos
oufmicos. dice 81 peri6dico, la reanu-
daci6n de las relaciones comerciales
no ha tenido ninguna ~dificultad, ha-
hisndoss restablectdo las c~onexiones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-30
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY.

Telefono Or. 212 Y CT. SIS.
Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
la Ciudad. .Chauffeurs que hablan
espanol.-Cuota. $3.50 por bora
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
To Island Park.

That is the signboard on all the
roads travelled by Republicans of
Maine today. Island Park rallies
have become a biennial institution to
which goal campaign planners direct
their energies to make them the sue
cess which they customarily are. The
meeting of State Republicans at the
Park today promises to eclipse in
size and importance all which have
preceded it.
II is to be signally honored by the
presence of National Chairman Will
H. Hays who Is to deliver his only
campaign speech here. 1t is to be the
most important State rally in the
most important national campaign in
half a century. And the victory OF
equal suffrage is to be celebrated.
II that combination is not enough to
call out the most enthusiastic Re-
publican gathering Island Park has
ever seen, what one would?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21
VASSALBORO
Gonya-Donneny

NORTH-A very pretty wedding &C.
CURED this week at st Bridgets
Catholic church. North Vassalboro.
when Miss Gertrude Viola Donnelly
became the bride of Adolsh Francis
Gonya of Milinocket
The bridal party entered church to
tho strains of Mendellso hn's wedding
march played by Mrs Grace Libby
Picard of Waterville. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Florence
Donneily and the groom by mis- brother.
Eugene Gonya of Millinocket. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. To-
seph L Sullivan. Following the cere-
mony nuptial high mass with special
music was observed
The choir under the direction of Mrs
Plcard, church organiSt rendered
RoSeurg's Mass in r with violin az
compartment by Miss Noia Libby
Inc church was attractively decorated
In pink and white with an abundance
of ferns and sweet peas
The bride wore an elaborate white
satin gown cut en- train. a cape shane
veil caught with orange blossoms and
carried a bouquet of Killarney roses
and sweet peas. The bridesmaid Was
attractively gowned in primrose
georgette and wore a picture hat 70
match. She carried Lououet or
ophelia roses. The ushers were
Ihomas Donnelly of Chicago and
Frank Donnelly, brothers OF the bride
The groom's gift to the bride was n
platinum pin. to the best man X. of
{. ring and the ushers received stick
pins. The brides gift to the brides