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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-09-17
Preliminary Training.

Preliminary Training.
''How did you manage those So
viets?"
Easily enough" replied the Rus
sian politician. II encouraged them
all to. talk at once till everybody was
In a fighting mood and then l put
them into the army"
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-09-17
"FREEZONE"
Lift Off Cornsl No Painl

Doesn't hurt bit Drop little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then shortly
you lift 1t right Off with fingers. Truly |
Your druggist sells tiny bottle Of
"Freezone" for few cents, sufficient to
remove every hard corn. soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the calluses,
without soreness or irritation.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-09-17
Solid.

Hewitt-Can you get your wife to
try the budget system?
Jewett-NO; she won't bulge
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-09-17

DR.. Peery's Dead Shot" not only expels
Worms or Tapeworm but cleans out the mu.
Gus in which they breed and tones up the
digestion. One dose sufficient
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-09-17
Wen Acquainted.

Mrs. Bac0n--HOw long since your
new neighbor moved int
Mrs. Egbert--Two months.
"And do you know them yefT~
"Oh, my, YES They began borruw-
ing things the first week they ncved
inr
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1920-09-17

The grass doesn't quit beeauss Ne
is stepped on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

" -n4 rnos- sCsls --o- EaLI=e rl-n
-...,r.a-a 4 --e student 1o6v and E-rsa
Is -ae approaching E-5--sa- exams.
The 2a-ocv e vo-Gs md re acting az
rns rvo ue- E2s excellent. TIE fourth
EVEN OF me svsrlaE was z or-lesgae
q e faculty messing ny -ns Pr Defz
-hera e-E1s--T, which scored Ene 1Ig-
Ees- n C ne evening Ra1 waa award
81 he -s- q-,zF ny rns -uIsHs. The
CHARACTERISTIC walks and Ezzune-isus II
speech zuc res-u-es u me vErIous l-e-
Eassors aa6 the eccer-icT-ies q. 5-esf
ware any po--zvec by Epoe-- z WI
kits 81 q Aou--oc as E-es1csr- Bob
s--s- Etw-E 8lxzE- - u wa-s-vEls
as IT EEr1a-t-, Bernard z Este-z
~ O. E00I-nr 4s II. Slack and EIzirr
Buse 4 " East Chicago, IL as D
L1zrle- The meeting 1peaef vr-h Z rap
-l-ansz = O'-. Little E-ou the president
7Dr having beer Ike e ciAss and there
by ger h1s class ons GU u = yez-s
Esx- tanGvee 4 GIscEsEicr E2ur -as
merits O. the members Z college whose
names shoulE De AIKEN e-rl he eT -1se
nNcsrs book Is her s-ic. A-fensAace
u classes made L -1necsssa-y . waste
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

srads-- oocy VINO GlG nO- -aAe par
and he nsuners CT ne vgzac G-v1s-
Iou ac-eG - Epec-z-u-s.
The p-og-E- s--raL - N s--z-r ~
-he Cef-a Kappa Epsilon t-a-s-n5t-
STAGING - ne G-s- erer- mock cnE---
-ooz scens. The suGJ ecI was -ne ia.
If Eosa- Ware en- running ever an
-aczlg Eur culinary PURPOSES The d0e
1F me Lung Chinese ta-nd-vlgr-
t--,e-sur4-ec = Joseph Pollock Tire
ia u-og-Hssed un-A = was learned
-ha- -rs Cog = question wEs : ye-cw
enc and when -Eis knowledge came oL@
me coU-- was dismissed Immediately
tvE Pt3uatas Barnes who sc1sG as
TuGgs The work q Aa-ss1cr Gag
as Interpreter IVES especially H-r1r.
The second eve.- IVES = MOCK Minstrel
show br me trma-Es of Ee6laz Hat
Severn r1uslczi numbers were EEnE -n1
lo-44s of Questionable age were spring
TIE aupla1se snCwez. however. that ire
audience unprecedented RE spirit o. ~
entertainers. he -EI-G Svs-- which
was one II tins ctsVsrssI Ct me e1-1-s
prc@n. WIS given ~ Nel Leonard
.. aac -oEzn Brush - = WE q pa-oc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

lands z Applause. rose = -aEs- 1aEc e
g-ee- ne gzlaN 1fic-- wnn MT GZIv
Represented ina vzEaut and heroic
asssciar. If thousznds II American
boys wn5le n France. ana Z me and
snce SCI sex-ral vho mad kno~l a.z
personally "eve- there L WEE = Esnse
nonen.--he silence ttat fo-lcwsd-so-
poignant memories sU-Eac cvE- t1e FL
1ssncs &c ne aup-A-ed.
Ther II said Let II hank vuu
ceep e.nor5ur ! accept them not Sc
nach -p- E-set11 a4- FIR ysC- Boys
ever -hs-e Z is haT eD- re Is maxi
z speech z English b-1 : have = -iErr
ID voE- indulgence : Was VII -or-
boys waen -aer E-st came ID France
Sn9 : Tesl very 1ez- 70 -he-
A. saeclaI marx AZ hsno- u the
sserruisnes rresr -ne "Ez-.el.sise"
WIS SURG as the opening EzEacal rs-H-
be- fur re afternoon and the FreucE
Eicein- WINS hung a The back O he
szzg. beside The American flag. Capt
-Msr-rz- WIS II the Erix6- e re
French R-r- md hss oea-ng and per
suIa1--v ve-e Eosc pleasing
ne We Z me army curing The =n-
tI-e wa- Ee IVES wounded 11E- tines
and vnz Eve times cited ea- n-zTs-y-
He vzx nrpG ucee 10 Ire Au6ience ny
Il Col John . Tcvne. viii whom ae-
was ,EA-ts-sS al 8azc4-las he t-s-
wr-s- at-s- the American Eroaps vzH-
oT.r Cnt -owne Was de4egzsec u I'm
psnsGn- -zzk by Fer = \ AEEser-
booker. who presided sor the afternoon
Beginning with the bar-h Of Foca-
winch occurred II FS-cer. Z zE2a
cz-y Z the Pr-sme21 DCE1.asna. Sn
October !. ISs-. lie speaker followed
he lie q the great military leader
hrieNy through hIs hcyaooc school
DAYS and his training n the Tz-iocs
var coSieE& Il seeEeS ruE me
s-sc In. Focn wzs destined fer ne
a@T, for wnez IN -ns fourth class.
his teacher n mathematics remarked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

me space L- Ka--uA-s- -ol6 aacre
rs va-lcEs --lerGs rs COURSES. ~nii.
D Slack szE - 1aEt -ae roor vns
very VEL ventilated ~ EeeDslE The
windows moving II na1 dow Es-
FIRMS z the na--s- u lor. canoes
were discussed and = WAS -h1rEht ac-
viEanie for the freshmen &c give q hog
aac 17- he soro-1-ses % give a. leEa.
-a-e+ dances 2 week Dean Eaim9
piea mat her authority L Fsss Ia
WIS guns and III. she was NOT oeede1
Ely E,o-e crew a b1E laugh s-on the
w0ne-- The firth zns iast event OF The
pr5g-au was he c-IEi IF Leslie Cooz
- tr- -so regular attendance e claaBes
Sy -as \ =. o. e-zrs-rz-y Nel Leur-
a-c acrs6 as SaEr Hl-h Thomas U-7e
ax ne prosecuting attorney Thomas
Grace a. the clark Of courts IVES q hs-
After much --o-ale ne c.zl9-l. Wa
tDG1e guilty and was seatencee e mot
lssE -.An -ou- and not more TIER L
weeks - lard labor z Fass Ea1 CIT
ing re hofes or. of aoueraw-k
AZ ne end Of The MEt event q MEN,
per --oE encc grDEc was sununne6 &C
ne piA-@orI and rs President 8raah
q me Y. IL. .. A. held t!s EanG ever
eEc5 u -ne-- neAas the sxIzss. n neM-
o-rs G. -ns vumars Division, sigzfdec
her cantce c. TIE best szzr cv tneir
applause The Pr De,-z -ne1z nsprs-
sentative -scsi-ec -he GREATEST apqszuse
and Vas AWARDED The prize ~ . quR-.
VI PezlE-s-
The 1.zs-, WINCH We ger II the
purpose II -ztHE-g money ID help deer1y
The expense G. sending rwG Delegates
= he srnoeE- Volunteer Convection =
Les Mines nsx- December. wzs SIC
cessfEi asycne the hopes Of the eum-
I1-se u caa-EE and a. L u PLANNED y
give .r-E-e enr=--arner-s e me xme
1a-Z-e .a- the same purpose me Slice
o. the audience and the success AZ -he
1rrg-2- VII tnsrrs the success q he
u-hs-E thai are - .pllGr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

tails = regard 80 Fech sr-szg IT,
VIZ Es Ibid CT al the great oat
-Iss- AIDED by g char showing tas
operations rnal brought me ua- -
2 chose As he proceeded Capt L.
Eer-our was frequently ir-s--up-ea
Hv applause - rs toi6 u aow sul@
CT -ns E-sA- E1c-9riss We're WOE
Tne bs--le Z Flanders VIII Feeb
as 4 ce-o-e1nale e ra= Allied az
E1es vas taken ID and was mos
L--sreF-ng His career as Lae genera
chef u SAT- was also Gwef1 zpcr
as wen Is MS work after he was
made eeae-a-lsEIna- Mos mares.
M was the speakers sc-Ep-ior o
the Closing DAYS Of The var vns-
Fnchs magnificent sI-z-rg1e move
rzasC-s cDU11ec SO E-s2-jy L ne f-a.
Result
TrvYctv he recalled ne scsnes ez--
sd L -he g-e&t offensive. those car
Eae2 American hearts @nl he ha4--
Z al the allied countries eea- Wiz 4
1erna-e hope and Gear. and 81 the lasz
as 9a0reo Marsha F0ch hz-lse.s a. As
sEune1 III tnA g1-Za-Ieu af-e- the az
vas practically wssE- -hese were liz
xn-1s Thai Is Ike SUCCESSION "
shoulder blows re pas+ ry each sic.-
II succesal1E- To par s1ch blows r.
Germans should have saic 1-- aae
gDre tE--ne- BACK q -eo-xzlIze sCras-
whore 5.z- VI 1lG-b Ter them - me
rad bun z wonderful machine 2 -
as- 70 march - Paris III the -sEh a.
July We nave thrown taeE- p-nCrau
down and now W. are -2k1x one G.-s-
another al tn pieces - EnsIr aaehIs
They are v+-ad-aTE-r euu-fz -zf- Ell
Ehev CO n e-sat confusion. The~
need -es1- WI they car :; hey re a.
Ways hard pressed ey ssr soldiers The
have LIZ reserves and vs dor'r ber -ne-
have --le enough . -eo-Sxnze =. IT,
-ea- Victory n Ike RI Inclined plans -
z VOC dosS s-up the Ezgv.nsr.- ene
never ke-ps g5fIg On as-fcks- an
zEirke- These words ~ Gene--1
Fech~ saie Capt LeAe--oz-. *. e.
best explanation Of III s-zzEy
II Closing. the speaker cnmpa-~e rhe
s0tegJ u GenerE Focn vsrh sta. o.
-ns German eEde-s and added. .e
Germans were licked Hce only becxzss
u the superiority Of -he -1ornle q sne
Allies haz ais0 seczust C he sCperi1r-
icy q their military science and lunens-
s>ncs. and that superiority n tueeEh-
sznce and SCIENCE. and that s-asegiczs
genius rzs HAS1facenrky xpresenfed n
-aesr gsr~-aIlzsrna. Facn'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

'Foct rzs q Eaor--rical Z1e- -as-e
is r.s1 polytechnic srz. II sl~
Le AsE-1u- explained that '-po4T--ch-
ElC" Is -hs name u -ne 1.a-3cA- III
fA-T academy N France.
Facrs carry -y career .ez also
-ozcaee OF a-lsey. as hsr1us vosU--
tee-ec fur tre war ~ Metz z 1s1e
ana served through tns whole cal-
paiE- On LIS rsLurz he ez1s-gG -he
Polytechnic schooi and from -ae-
Is -ise = Lh= Z-E1ary ope-s-lo-s IF
F1nce YES rapid H became E
. teacher a. the u-r-a-y EE1 schooi
aoc aIk teachings became famous.
making I'm very CONSPICUOUS r u~-
-ne- a5vsrceDeE-s vera Z s-7-s fc-
hE ans e found himself u .FC-A
1897 attached - -aA a-v -e-araa
STAT
Capt Ls Ale1tcUT tod u Cas NEST
Ing u ClsEeaceaE and FoCn when
the Premier 0-E-ed -ae -rs-zc vaUr-
ESlr-a-v MAJ 3 position as e--ec1o-
q the wa- school and -h- crsz.
srusqa- vorGs between the rrc. SAY
ErK that - years LATER, chess wa
net again II tie mos araEicz1 cir
cEns-z1ces and both became n -sR
a-rt-acrs IF vletorv
Getting dcwr u the Late war. Capt
lie MsE-1-r ZIG Cf FDcrs VISIT %
Brittany -5Dt -iJes AVA f-or his
command which occurred &C The s-t
If July -s-s wtfct hs SAID was
another pr3oe Of the peaceful t-es--
mons u Franc. as F'ocn. VIE was
woli1 nor have rare SC far ava
rad war beef though. e a. that
Ie- a few gays later t11s famous
note rum Austria was -eGegv-d ar6
az -as 3sth II JEs-- Focl ras u~r-
s1-ly called back
The speaker then LOOK p F0ct,s
method II regard 20 me command q
vz- Operations He pointed GIT that
most generals ta6 first wu1 r1c-a-ies
and thel. z they nae tina had writ
ten how they I'D II Bur Fecr ss.-
ieweo LaE contrary EsLaoc- he sz-
posed tis theory f-sz and wan RS
victories a1as-vz-5a
Before speaking a VIA: Genera.
Foch lid during the g-ea. ws-. Capt
lie Nes-ou- touched g2oz has war
oDCLLoS ai0 Ekt LV2 DDDAS WEaz-E
Fock has wrz-.s-- one s-sx-lee-
~A5oE. The War Principles and the
o-he- The Leading Of the Wa"
The speaker then summed W IN
few words Fock's idea of strategy.
H said that Foch Is III fasaIls- ane
believes rt.a- tas faith and devotion
Of The men - al ideal above them
gives them an irresistible strength
Thai the vzsEe u an arEy depends
UPON the -uaEry OF Lhs generals u
cunmzne That w1-hor- them me
The speaker 1her wer- rzo 5s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
COLBY Y. NJ. c. A.
STAGES UNIQUE
THEATRICALS

me Of ne -zoEt surcsssr2l arsls-as1r
fs,esa--sca. performances q Its year was
rsxgn IN the chapel e. ra4 sSHrf.-as o.
t-s,sav. f-pgJscH Satn-sar eVes4-ng un1tsr
~. ,,.us-,,ess IT lhe Y. Il { 4 Tbs
Us -aa.c a "-f-z1s-14ry SUM-
-zax.ss zac 81 RI -ss,'IaI -ies sAes't
rssrund=s with II sEsn~ 70 Il g
excellent progra--- II was a -ss
e.ss beth r-usz. = financial and an3 21
s.,,s..-.ts ming standpoint. Thee 81 ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
District STATE naBagas

. rsE-Aser-- Il GIst-lcss os wEls-rIE4
4s-a ana Gardner. Lewiston zna
AEo1-r- Sanford .nt Su-trrvzI4 sac.
-SIiS- lander Eld -letasI Bat aras.
SrE1sN4ck tan 8-ae- tir1-lccs harrnE
5-eo 1ES-Hi ne -noer pnenozuprsl
- = as s-LlTftndoUs srte-r-sss o. tne
ps'reLiS-ls 81 me world hzp- r-.aae -
C-AeeTfst-rIs Il sal their OUTPUT ts-uyr,
-1s Dew sys. sFE. xAKH tzatza3 -.rui---
= sL'sAln eSclI2tilv. -s--rrv-Ia.. r-gHzg
z rs -Fz1t.ft secured ev merchandise. .ssz-
AfE 5GslDeas usa- y voE- e.Y-y MI ar
morse and -.cn-g-lend Ea-rp..r 81 To-
sno-iE a- Cve- g. NC -se- wear Ra-sF,
=! f@-lE- - Z rarSaz ~ IGE 5svte-E,y
SLrr--. 50st5l NaAz Fourth r-lor.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

A basketball game That Is lookaG
fo-wa-c 70 VIII z.aclc interest by the
ccbC-r students VII occ-- nsE Fri
Ca eve--g wher ne hA-1s Eli
taE- W. journey 70 Ills CITY . Up
bose CotE--- TITS - expected IL Re
une sf lie hardest fought games q
the seaspz a-d The CopC-u boys fee
-nz they NJ have . look 10 -ast-
.z--eIs 81 -zLs oceasl0E-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
The Service Of an
Investment House
NUMBER ONE

ss mere p1-raGss szs rale OF secx-.s.es -
cNy -1rc 81 rs functions. More sEax cxE.Esns
e2ss, f~g5-cLass [xsess,xert Ec2se Is cx-io1g
10 - cise.ts 5sy souns ssrxriaies SNORING tie
5ezt .aeId eozzs5le fc- the emo1x. axves.es.
On DIV s-ecsxsr. 81 nx- cLsexts depends the
-assvr o. 1w txs:nesz
Scnd Is Ens Gbo@t GER rresez. ofe-snss ~,
5e1.er I'll, 1ame "a sni tE.k Z. 7ue-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
CAPT.lREITolR
STIRRING SPEAKER
AT OPEN FORUM

In wsicurce aec1-aac Capt JeRz -
Naf-Dur. Easnn 14ncer a--Acaed 10 rns
zas Brigade ae The nth DIVISION whine
= FHnce. rs ks sf.ppec al the pia--
form - IN City ops.a hDuse SCnczT
.s1ernsaa N the speAx=r q the aay
vas h0ry and s,ncere W.-h enc az
caEE -he ez1..-. comp&zy-xnc -ne house
vxs vz- weA -zied-csz7psug -hs--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
The Telling Place

for al sorts Of rsixbas people Is the c-2sSied &C
page Of The Journal Day after day little So
res Of al Enaazre printed hge-stories
uork wanted and work offered; news OF thinxs
. Dzy and things thzt you can sell Eou mar
aafely pzruaHe arr CLASSIFIED advertiser n Tie
journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

raj Tas-1--1e- WIS II the E-v Sat
.s~aav ealing NJ friends Miss Do
.@T : a -aEuaLs . CoZoy Z TIE class
& 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

Lumber Wanted

i Nan ACT { AER WILL BY
-JIh1ErT FROM ATL-4s. CASH ON
L't--4 Ezy WRITE 9FFTr rn~s
Eeraeoec JoE-aa4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

a clsAa, s1Ep7v EEme af 1aske-se-.
was plavaa AZ the Cobr- gy1nasa1u
SATURDAY. evening De weer Cooz---
and Ogk Grove resulting = i VIC
tory for rke former l22n hE 3 score
II - 70 It The listers were weak
= heir passing and thsT also Dc
szaEeG toc r-uc1 a--euzi1r N Ma
.oor. the ce- - or CohE--- waoE
red - : BASKET tDssE- and lei Co
DIETS forwards Ears things T-err!
r-lGh heir gvn wa
re LinzuE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

S1<1-A u n excessive secreenr.
nreumpaa1ec v4SA eAr1ie u6n-
HsaCs sar1parra acn a - -
RR1EuDa cBunGS - AhDuG 49,
MAREnnrm- sGnnllnhaR hnalW -
-. M ne1ncnn- =cSW ~ @0 .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

z-ods-lEE. WIG 4-2S Z
~ Size asqz-A. ear s,goE- rwo
20 --6e-g3ne az Opera
-e@~ - SLOWLY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

-0oea LEFT FIR Eos
-acpaE 70 T-1E-r As~
"a z z1cCZsr- IC7r a
w=-Es
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

Ttfs sro~r tlo0-rE a., JlA @rHV-
= c1aslx. Ryan : Ma-1oo-. &, C&zans-
n :. An=alal = Mccsa--v = 80 lie :
-cuf-. Fouls. Ryar :. sErGle :. Est-
s-se. Matthew's. umpire, kIAl1. time
k-ener. SaSG: scorer. Fetch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

- sv OS ElEE street
G-S Edward .-.sa5s-
a-al @a1gz--c::a s
1-l:s,-2.l 81 -lseIr grand =
held SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

IS. Car. EskeianG e
--=-.f rue a-e the harpy par
-l=- bc- bu-- q tsw Gays
: a az z-E hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

- SzaElGz-C war- Il IL
" - Ia = pass the Eesk-eae
= L. X-x Lem Monk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

=-- II tAs Y a.srz-I1lIs
v KIT BE- held this
~E = ne Master Ma =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

= -cH SE-oag aE The raS1
N@v Org = -hs interest =
II. e 1aua---sEr N the E--Ez-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

r. : 145oceau and ns- sis
-1lsoGsau. VITO Gre
@ EaE-a- C'1-E h0spz-
- saw wseks' vaczLion
-0JLaeT and sister Gr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

-"s.Isy VIM = = Der1
er ne Maine Ger
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

WIZ Il WIFE the
Ea--rT-s- s-Arl5-s-F
ysaSsEG tie TSsG-
n TINS city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

80 = he III Of Green
e Ta-: II Anguish SzIE-
- u --azs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

- = Buckley q Durham
? Is = IL - Saturday shopping
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
WATERvILLE

.--,-. - v=-- 70 Aag-s-a Sa---
Ill., -Sl-zE
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INSTRUCTION

S--szee frsr-u.sior e
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19

The plan has progressed as far as
the dispatehtnS of inquiries to sew
eral towns Which are regarded as
possible members of a league and if
the local promoters find sufficient in
terest in the scheme ii is probable
hn or~anization meeting will be call
ed in the near future. Those inter
csted here are men who have playeS
hall and others interest
in the national game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19
GUS HILLS MlNSTRELS.
Waterloo Paper Comments Favor,
abiV on Appeararce There.

ably on Appearance There.
The Waterloo Times Tribune has
the following to say about Gus Hill s
MINISTRIES, an attraction which comes
to the Gdcon tonight: Gus Uill's
Mins.rcis, one or the best minstrel
attractions appearing ut the Water
loo theater in recent years. pleased
q small audience last evening. Tho
production is deliberately staged anC
presents some OF the highest classe &
acts seen at the local theater this
season.
George Wilson, veteran of many
famous minstrel trotpes, is CHIEF
ftnmaker of the show. He has 9
good stock Of jokes and put them
over in a snappy manner.
Jimmy Wall divided honors with
the veteran and his bit went. over
big.
"One of the big features of the
production is the Saxo Sextette.
featuring the Three Musical Gates
and ;farwitii brothers Tney were
compelled to respond to numerous
.encores.
THE opening number was one OF
the most pleasing features Of the
attraction.
THE company included a number
of exceptionally fine Vnoe!:stsa c:ca
some OF the best dancers in the
theatrical world.
THE production as a whole was
one Of the best attractions Of the
season"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19

/, basis OF 100 points, and a momber
10 pass must receive at le,Ist eighty
points. so TAR only three have Is,ssed
the class & test, These are William
Gelvin, Leroy Roth and Kim TLdd
No member can enter the tests OF
clVsses A or until lie has passed
the G test,
Monoslams viii be given those
who pass tho tests. Those who pass
the Q test viii lie given a white tri-
angie, those who pass the u test, u
white triangle with red triangle in
side, and those who pass all the tests
will be given the triangle won by n
class men with yellow star in the
center
Tho intermediate AMI Junior class
os of the gymnasium. under the d.
reCtion Of Lyle Crinklaw. have been
taking efficiency tests this week.
They take one test each day and the
points arc kept much the same as in
track ana field meet. Five points
are given for first, three for second
and one for hind. In case of tie, each
contestant receives the number OF
points for the place tied. Those tests
are merely Tor the satisfaction OF the
members OF the GLASS, In finding ont
how we'll they Cirn de, aothlne com
pared with the other members of the
gymnasium class.
The events they have been holding
this week are running broad jUmp,
high iump medicine bnll put, shot
put, three standing jumps, hop skip
anal jump, backward ju,np and one
and two laps on the track.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19
When to DRINK

NO rules for water drinking can he
| laid down, but the best guide is the
! thirst of the Individual according
| to Dr.. John c. Hemmeter of Ralti-
more. in an address at the annual
meeting Of the American Therapeutic
association. Our bodies have a
reservoir in which much water is
stored: this is in the tissues Under
. lying the skin and in the muscles.
The blood and lymph contains about
three and one half quarts of water
In the course of day about three
quarts of gastric Juice. from one and
one-half quarts OF saliva, one and
one-half quarts Of pancreatic juice
and intestinal juices in quantities
that have been estimated variously
, at between tMoAand eight quarts, are
secreted. Thus a man secretes altos
gether about eight quarts of diges-
tive juices every day; yet he has
only from three to four quarts of
blood and lymph. The mystery of
whence the water comes and with
err it goes is solved when we learn
that the reservoirs under the skin.
supply it and reahsorb it. When we
are thirsty it,means mat the supply
in the reservoirs are running low.
Precipitation disposos of mucloof this
water, and by evaporation keeps the
body cool. Physiacl work or eX-
ercise produces much heat, and fla
man who performs it can not per-
spire his temperature goes up rapid
ly. .
A Motorized Army.
Two hundred and sixteen types of
passenger cars and trucks were rep
resented in the $50 900 motor vehicles
purchased by the war department
during the world war, according 10
the annual rerJrt of Brig. Gen.
Charles p. Drake. chief of the motor
transport corps.
General Drake traces the growth Of
the arnys motor service from 1903
when procurement Of zone auto
motive machine" was authorized
The service has grown until it was
necessary, during the war, to divide
the United States into six motor dis
tricts. each maintained from a gen
eral depot. and repair plant.