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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28


Registered graduate -Nesires position.
regular or relet work state details
first reply ]. o Box 500 Oklahoma
city
WANTED Job as shipping clerk hy
young man now employed as assist
ant In shipping ana ware room l. O
Wehhct, 3lS Nest D 81. Capitol Hill
YOUNG MAN wants place TO work for
board and room. outside OF school
hours Phone Walnut Jiit, Hllrs bust
ness college.
ROY IL wants work In city or coun-
Try 5JGx West Reno.
WANTED Good job 80 aniNhfre. or
VIII buy good paying small busin ,ss
Address r.ss Oklnhoman.
h-yEARoLD hoy wants permanent
employment In city iof : summer. Wal
nut 1885. II. VI s
YOUNG married man, II. wnts cier,
cal position; preferably with wholesale
house bur wiz consider anything: not
AFRAID " work; good reference, P-95.
care Oklahomnn
EXPERIENCED groccrym0n desires po-
sltlon with either retail or wholesale
grocery Can give references. P-SS.
care oklahoman.
PHARMACIST wishes position I or
hours work per day after O'Clock
evenings only. Address B-t11. care
ukidhoupn.
OPERATOR wishes situation
on country weekly. speed 5000 per
hour. Wishes 10 Increase speed Poi.
Gaze Oklnhomhn
EXPERIENCED cashier In loan bust
ness 80 years OF age: desire Connec-
tons with good concern; can handle
l,ctation, books or any line In office,
" references. \ y, oklaheFan
ELDERLY druggist. experienced. reg
Stored, California. Washington. de
sizes posltlor. country preferred. reh-
aole, temperate. IA, Oklahoma.
RELIABLE, tempcrNts elderly gentle
man desires position, inside night
Natchmaa. any light honest employ
incnt. H-al, OkInhoman.
YOt NC MAN wants any kind of work
oil filling station or truck, best ref
c-ruccs. p-S9 care Oklnhoman
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WANTED--Competent. reliable house
maid; small family; good home. good
w1rcs. no laundry 1913 West 18th.
Maple IN
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ROOM WITH soARD pOa RENT

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ROOM and board for two gentlemen:
country style $3.50 per week; block
from Belle Isle car 1907 y. Klein.
TWO connecting rooms, south and east
exposure; with board. I'll ". 10th;
Maple
Tw6 boarders wanted; have lovely
front room. modern home - East
3rd Walnut 1879,
ROOM AND BOARD-C CoNlCrtabls room
fps two gentlemen; suvtbstn exposure
and cool; large ,posch:y homo coekinG:
Walking distance, 1910 N, Broadway.
EXCELLENT table board. Maple sSS.
Garass for rent. ,
wANTFb--A nice. COZ DbrtabK unfuSS
niehed apartment. 3 or I rooms, cloes
., y, ssst q. e ses3 s.nA,.'s s'sAs''eA
WaiuUk SVuAs - 49, =
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UNFINISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

THREE unfurnished rooms for rent In
modern home. 727 Fast 9th street.
TWO rNFCRNlsHERD light house.
keeping rooms, gas and lights fur.
nished. cat have . garden, Walnut
Si7-J.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-FEMALE

EXPERIENCED colorcd woman wants
dny work laundry. Phone Walnut
HU.u
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WNNTED-N-i Hoffman prc'ser. 'h1r.
ourhly experienced iu handling 'ndlcT
vnrt Steady uOItuU fl" gunl uDi"
! No other uucl nls p1l sian Cleaning
Co. "a. No.th Eo'Iason.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

LADY wanted In every town IN Okla.
homn and Texas To- handle BarClcy
copets best loI money j. u. Ellwdod.
Gen Del Dallas, Texas
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TWo Furnished rooms for llsht house,
keeping adults; ilis W End
ONE lIrht housekeeping room; 577 w.
18TH. Maple u??.R, Cali after &
"a n'oIn.k "a M
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SALESMAN wanted 10 represent fac
tory, ford necessity. Relrlon MIS-
Co Peoria III
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WANTED-ESpericnced colored woman
for general housework small family.
Walnut 2S1B
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FURNISHED Roous vOR RsN1
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K s:pooM suit. furnished, 1909 West
18th street
F6R RENT-H sSuiT bsdPooni ono Ldy
or gentleman Orcforred, I'll East w.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Rooms, llght housekeeping
and sleeping, at Colilyer hotel. sl6n
North Broadway,
llousEK EgPlNG card signs walnut
s06y
TWO Housekeeping rooms, best lOca'
ton. l2ll North broadway,
ONE suite OF Housekeeping rooms no
children. Mrs cutlst, gis East 2nd.
Walnut ii2i.
fOr kENT-Thfcr furnished ligh,
housekeeping looms $40. yO7 East
sth Maple 1885 -...
TWO Furnished rooms for llEht house,
keeplng. adults; ilis W Ind.
ONE light housekeeping room j?7 w.
18TH. Maple u??.R. Cali after
o'clock y. ~.
TWO modern furnished housekeeping
rooms; south front. walking distance.
No children. 6ly W. sth.
TWO lght housekeeping rooms, also
sleeping room tOs W. 9TH
THltEE furnished house keeping rooms
IN modern fiat 5o0h Enst tth.
| LIGHT housekeeping and sleeping
rooms al ?ith n Broadway Phone
Mamie lthh-J
nor RENT-Two connecting llght
housekeeping rooms furnished, rea-
ronsble. s0i West 7,h
FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms. upytnlrs az n. Harvey
TWO nicely furnished Housekeeping
rooms Call 1905 West End
FURNISHED rooms for light house,
keeping. i3S W. 2nd. Maple Ssis-J.
No WEST SIXTH sT.--Nice light
housekeeping room for rent. reAson-
able.
pOR RENT-Two connecting house.
keeping rooms, everything furnished.
Maple 2s37R.
FOR RENT-Two ilsht Housekeeping
rioms. modern. 1894 West End
SUITE OF llsh, housekeeping rooms and
two nice bedrooms. at 6otti W Main.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms at 4O7 North
Broadway and 1lC W. Third.
FOR RENT-One suite OF housekeep-
Ing rooms in private home .ls West
Reno.
TWO or three housekeeping rooms.
Modern Adults T,s West 9th St
ONE 3-room housekeeping suite. mod
ern. clean and nicely furnished, ii00is
W. Main.
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fOn RENT-Thfco FURNISHED igh,
housekeeping ICONS go, y07 East
sth MuuIo gbga
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
BY GOLDBERG

FURNISHED room. breakfast and 9
o'clock dinner. on car line. llls North
Walnut
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WANTED-Job as shipping clerk hy
young man now employed as assist
AM IN shipping ana ware room Il O
Wehher 3l5 West y 81 Capitol I'M
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTED--M Men md ladies' to learn
barber trade. special low tuition,
positions guarnnteed. tres entaiog OK.
lhoma CIV Barber College. l0i West
California, Harry kuns. Mgr.
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NANTFD--A woman to stay with
children several days: good wages 10
rlrht marty. Maple i1j5.
APPLY Y. ". c. A. for position MS
sienographers, boOkkeepers, typists,
nurses. maids, etc 22bia West First
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
Travellers Hotel

Just south Of pos,office. newly furnished
and redwcorsted. every room strictly
modern: special weekly rates.
bADLEY INN. opposite Carnegie u.
brsry: SO strictly modern outside
rooms. soma In suite with private baths
Special weekly rntea
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

TWO modern furnished housekeeping
rooms; south front: walking distance.
M children Sly " bth.
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Walnut
TO RENT-Nicely furnished room. ad-
Joining bath. private entrance, walk
Ing distance. with or without board.
Cali Walnut 216I.
SMALL cosy room. private home. with
board for one gentleman. Walnut 5s2s.
AT li2 HARRISON. modern sleeping
rooms, breakfast and o o'clock din
ner. walking distance. Walnut 5+5s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

TWO ROOMS OF my <-room modern
apartment. with pantry. closets and
extra store.room. gas. water and lights
furnished; only young couple with ref
erences considered. 1891 W. First Ma
MIA AS2G.R
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FOR RENT--June list, a furnished !.
room apartment ,i2a North HsrvsN
FOR RENT.-5-room modern home foi
three morths. 1924 W. 2nd eau
Walnut l602
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WANTEn-i or s young ladies 10 fold
circulars and letters. 81 80 per day
Phone Walnut 997. Amalgamated OIL
Go
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ONE suite OF Housekeeping rooms no
children Mrs Outlet, 2is East end
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

pOR RENT-Two connecting house.
keeping rooms, everything Mrnhhed.
Mapla 2637.R.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-28

FOR RENT-One suite OF housek.ep-
Ing rooms In private home ?ls West
Reno
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BRIGHT young ladies' wanted for tele-
phone operators. experience unn"ccs-
sary: wc pay YOU while learning. Npply
Room 9i6 Pioneer Bldg
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'APER HANGING AND PAINTING

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WALL PAPER huns $500 room. up
Samples brought 70 your home, work
Guaranteed. 7. c. Ford. Walnut Ssis.R.
WALL PAPER, Il roll. My prIcss are
the best; will bring samples and e..
Innate work. h. M. Parrett. lls W. ard.
Phone Walnut e161.
( Do paIntlns and decorst stIne W.
N Rink, Phone Walnut egsf. r.
MOONS PKPEREb. ~ up: bring sam
pies; painting reasonable. Maple its,,
Walnut 3a2 w. Il and c +. Roach
ROACH BROS, Bis N. Hudson. Call
Maple 1891 Night Maple COS or Maple
z6V y.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Movie Picture Funniss

WOMAN wants washing and ironing
do. Phone Walnut 62tg
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young lady typIst PIX
operator wlshes. general Office work
Walnut 513T.R Jsl " 6th 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-28

appears n Thursdays Journal The fol-
lowing: Al i meeting held WedneS-
day evening At the Winter street Free
Baptist church an expression Of those
present vas taken ana II vas the
opinion that if ne city officials grant
ed permission for the holding Of box
.ng bouts. they did not represent the
will Of lie church nor of the majority
Of he people OF Gardiner in D doing
/ TO not crjt!clse the action taken by
the BAPTIST people but would like ~
know how many were present and
also would like 10 have known how
they came n possession OF the opin-
ion Of he majority Of the people of
Garulner WHO they claim oppose
these bouts / have talked with
numner ana With bnt few eXcep-
lions tlcv approx" Of The same pro-
vIdirG hat INC funds nus raised go
toward the nvpprSe- 0f orr celebration
for oar returned soldiers The only
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-28
operetta Bull Bull Wednesday

On Wednesday evening at the Coli
scum the comic operetra "Bul Bur is to
be given FOR the benefit Of the Cniver.
sal st church. The entire production is
to be gwen by purely local talent and
Gard ner is supplied with considerable
latent 1istrionce talent, much Of which
will be brought out in the production.
Mrs. H. II. E!dridge is serving as gen.
eraI manager and DR.. William T. Pierce
As stage manager. Mrs. w. E. Moody
is to dictate At the piano
David Kelley will take the part of
Iamit. the fussy monarch; the title role
Moody. John Sullivan will take the Part
OF the prince. Miss Addie Brown tie
court ciaperone. Mrs. Thomas G. Hem
derson friend Of Bull Bull. Jerry Des-
mond the princes friend. Frank Burke
will be Dosay, and Den Downing Justso.
The balance of the east will be: Maids
Of honor, CordeIia Brady. Beatrice Da-
Wis. Pearl Dill. Taneta Giidden. Leora
Prentiss. Alice Scott. Clara Fowies. Mrs.
Warren Peacock. Dorothy Reynolds.
Theresa Clark; friends OF prince. Ar
thur Lander. Lincoln Harlow. Robert
Kavanaugh, Henry Mark.ey. Stanton
Ross. Harry Belyea. Robert Sage.
c. aries Landsrkin. John Dudley. Wal
are McCausland; ladies' of the court.
Mrs. Fred =. Robinson. Mrs Charles
z. Hale. Mrs. Jerry Desmond. Misses
ma Douglass. Helen Desmond. Anna
Dunton. Barbara Harmon: gentlemen
of the court. n. W Lawton. James
Genthncr. Fred A. Robinson. -o.ias
Ncaluilsn. Warren Martin, Georxs Gray
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exception was gwen by the above
anu vas that the boxing bouts would
hurt the morals OF our city. II we
TOOK that as granted il would appear
that other cities as Lewiston. Port
land Eiddeford AMI Augusta. all run
rlng these boxing bouts did not have
as good morals as our own c;tv
whereas we are aware that they have
Just as good. | would lik. 70 have
the oDJectors state their reason for
the same. Our colleges approve of
all kinds of athletic sports. and it is
also approved by the government in
cur army camps. In ouy. city report
rom our school superintendent he
says II IS Just as important to train
the body as the mind. IF this is all
important where do we find the
narTn Il s all clean sport and W..
1nd the danger IS not TO be mentioned
IN comparison with those that were
Killed and injured N 1871. from foot
ball ana baseball. Why should we
raise any objections 20 these bouts
through The week when last year
game after game of baseball was
1idH "u on sunday. anu as | unuor
stood he proceeds OF these games
Vent 10 heip the Red Cross at the
Front. The noble heroes have fin
lsn"d the TASK ana The var is Won
and We want 20 welcome them home.
These funds viii help pay this eX-
pense. Lei rs DE as willing to do as
much for hem as We did when we
~ IN IN Xltf
brass band.
TOMMIE e JORDAN,
SO. Gardiner. Ne.
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INTERESTING LETTER
FROM GARDINER GIRL
NOW IN ARABIA

Dr. Clarence :. Jackson Of this
city has received an interesting let
ter from his niece. Miss Ruth Jack
son. which was written from Basraf.
on the Persian Gulf. The place at
present is under English occupation
The writer went abroad with her sis
ter, Miss Rachael Jackson. in the
capacity of missionaries and to visit
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Esse of
New Jersey. who are engaged in mis-
sionary work there. They landed at
Magill Dec. 10. She expressed her
self as much pleased with the means
of locomotion on the river. it being
by long. low boats. propelled by ma
tives. one at each end. with long
poles. by which means the boat is
pushed. The house they occupy she
describes as curious. but comfortable
QUILT of baked mud and bricks and
constructed around court yard. The
house is full of windows, stuck back
in deep inches. opening into the court.
None of the doors or windows are Of
Il size and there is not straight
line IN the whole house.
The floors are covered with rough
"'SiiS S4uAi % ApoAi "AAIA a. AsA@N
cocoanut mattings and rugs. There
are 40 closets in the house. There
is a curious fireplace. but owing to
occupation of that section by the
army, fuel is very scarce. All the
wate. is carried by the bOatmen up
from the river ana all drinking water
is both boiled and filtered. Several
days rain make the roads almost i'm
passible. as the foundation Ia mud
and there is little or no drainage.
All Persian and Arab women and
girls. except 4 few OF the lowest class,
are yelled.
We stopped in Bombay India. on
our journey here. and I wish YOU
could have been with us the last
hour. We went to the dock and
saw one boat load of prisoners of
Nut arrive We saw the last Of the
stretcher cases brought down the
yangplank. The place was decorated
with flags. and the soldiers. all In
dian troops. were sitting around 4
square on benches and BACK Of the
benches were the stretchers with
their men lying upon the floor. All
the natives chew betel nut and 1t
makes their teeth red and hOrrld."
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h|OIVEE1SAvEE HDRAl
These Durable Soles Cut
Shoe Bills Down

"For use around cement plants and
similar places where rough materials
grind down soles quickly. recommend
Nedlin Soles. They resist wear sur
prisingiy. After working around the
clinker department long enough to
wear out, two pairs of ordinary soies.
my Merlin Soles are still as good as.
new" writes A. F. Miller. superintend-
ent of The Peninsular Portland Cement
Company plant in Jackson. Michigan.
It is remarkable how tough and dur
able Neolin Soles are. They are made
so by Science and water
proof. too. They come on new shoes
in many styles for men. women. and
children. and are available everywhere
for residing. Wear them, and cut
your shoe tills down.
Neolin Soies are made by The Good
year Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron. Ohio.
who also make Wingfoot Heels. guar
anteed to outwear all other heels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-28
Gardiner 8: HaiIoweii ,

In spite of weather more appro-
pirate for football than baseball a
mighty interesting game was play
ed with Halloweil Saturday on
Quimby field. Gardiner coming
through with the big end of 8 to .
score. Hallowell scored in the first
and again in the ninth. In the fif'h
Gardiner tied the score when Gid
den hit to Palmer. who threw wild
TO Sheehan. Glidden stole second and
scored on Moores two-base hit
Bunched hits and errors caused
Meaders downfall in the sixth. when
Gardiner scored" three runs and got
two more in the eighth. Moores play
ed an excellent gabe behind the bat
and his hit tied the score Grimes of
Hallowell featured for the visitors.
The score:
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Juvenile Party

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cox. Chestnut street. was the scene
of very enjoyable gathering on
Saturday afternoon. when their son
John celebrated his fifth birthday
Games were played and refreshments
consisting of ice cream. fancy crack
ers and 4 birthday cake were served
by Mrs. William Baker and Miss Bea-
trice Avery. The following little tots
were present: Marjory ana Betty
Reilly. Florence Avery, Phyllis Mer-
rill. Mary Agnes Donovan and Alton
Stevens
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WINTHROP
Party in Honor of Sgt. Maxwell
Local Happenings

4 delightful family party was held
Saturday evening at the home OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Ora Maxim on Central
street, the occasion being in honor
OF the home coming from France of
Mrs. Maxim brother, Sergeant AL
fred W. Maxwell. Y social evening
was passed. refreshments Of cake ana
coffee being served, and Sgt. Max
We'll related many OF his experiences
during the l3 months which he has
been in France. Sgt. Maxwell Wa
attached to the French army ana
passed much of his time in Paris. At
the close or the evening he was pre-
sented with a substantial sum oi
money. Those present were Sgt.
Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Maxim
and two sons, Harold and Donald,
Mrs. Nellie II. Maxwell OF Portland,
MI. ana Mrs. Percy Maxwell and
four children. Mr.. and Mrs. w. y.
kimball. Miss Flora E. kimball, Mrs.
Harold Edwards of Augusta, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. w. Black, Miss VI. Ellen Al
den. e. w. Alden and two daughters.
Miss Ruth and Miss Rita Alden. Mrs.
Mary \. Fuller, Mrs. =. A. LaCroiX,
Nj. and Mrs. E. d. Aimball. Mrs.
Ralph Putnam. Miss .Attalie Gale, Nj.
ami Mrs. J. p. Bishop, Miss Doris
Cooling, Russell Black and MIR. Parlee
OF Auburn.
The Neigllborhoood Whist Club was
entertained Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. j. VI. Towie Mrs. &. H.
Shaw acted as substitute and had
tie highest score for the evening for
The iadies. E. n. Penniman had the
highest score for the men. Delicious
..frcshments were served. Tho Club
will meet Tuesday evening with MI.
and Mrs. J. p. Bishop.
The Winthrop Literary Club will
meet Monday evening with Mrs. G..
H. Shaw. Roll call will be "Fayorite
Authors and several interesting pa
pers are assigned for the evening.
Lieut.. Francis II. Bate of the [.
>. Navy gave IN interesting talk on
mis- experiences during the IA trips
which he made across the ocean ut
the Town hall sunday afternoon.
Lieut. Bate is fluent speaker and
held the closest attention Of his au-
dience.
Rev Y. E. Bragdon preached to the
0uA x c1lo"S IstDthsi4iS IL NAis
Congregational church SUNDAY after
noon, the service being ned 1T :
0 clock.
Crystal Lodge. I. .. =. f. did de-
gree work 1T their meeting Thurs
day evening.
Two members were initiated into
the Albert II. Frost Relief Corps at
the meeting Thursday evening.
The dance given Thursday evening
by the Sophomore class at the Town
hail was we'll attended and was Il
pleasing affair.
The body of Mrs. Fife Place White
was brought here Saturday from
Lewiston and placed in the family hot
in Maple cemetery Mrs. White was
:, former resident of Winthrop. hay
ing lived here the greater part OF her
life.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.fShaw left Fri
day for Belfast, where they will pass
the week end with their daughter.
Mrs. Thomas Bowker.
Mrs. Nellie VI. Maxwell of Port
land was the weekend guest OF rel
atives in town.
One Of the War Trophy trains
which are touring the State in the
interest of the Victory Loan is sched-
,lIed to be in Winthrop next Sunday.
May 4th. from 1.30 p. NJ. to T. II.
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Boxing Bouts at Gardiner
South Gardiner. April Is. 1919
r kennebec journal.

South Gardiner. April IS. 1919
Editor kennebec Journal:
Being reader OF Your valuable pa
per will you kindly permit me space
for the following: In Wednesday
mornings issue OF April %. the fol
lowing appears. Eden W. Hanks a.
peared before the City Council
Monday evening With 4 request to
hold boxing bouts from time 10 time
in the Coliseum. These 4 are 10
be held 10 raise funds for the rele-
bration of our returned soldiers. The
request was granted Now there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-28

The Odd Fellows Of Gardiner and
the Rebekahs. attended the Methodist
Church on Sunday and heard a
strong sermon by the pastor. Rev. H.
S. Dow on the theme Man Power
Applied to Reconstruction" Headed
by the Odd Fellows band in the fol-
lowing order they marched to and
from the service. Canton Evergreen.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, and Gardiner
Lodge No. 9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-28

VeImore. the seven year-oid son of
Mr. and Mrs f. V. FTaherty. was bad
~ burned Saturday evening at his
home. Is Heselton street. The lad
was suffering with an attack Of the
mumps and was standing, wrapped in
a blanket. backed up to the stove. In
some manner the blanket caught fire
and likewise his clothes. His mother
was away at the time. The little
fellow went to the door and called for
assistance. Two young men respond
ed and succeeded in putting out the
fire. but not until the little fellow had
been seriously burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-28

dr. E lis Make; housemaid:. The est
ca *. GlAdys Merrill. Barbara Sm III.
Vi IA Rec. Gl.dys Powers vi IA Gl o.
den, Ruth Cation. Elizabeth Conovan \
o-pece orchestra viii assist IN ne r3-
duction.