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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
CAMPAIGN TEAMS
NEARLY COMPLETE IN
RED CROSS ROLL CALL

CsmpaiEr teams fer the third Red
Cross ron call, Nov. I'll for Angus
In have been almost completely niIeu,
with the exceptions Of Wards and 3,
and the names Of the workers who
have voluntsered their services Tor
the local drive are announced below.
All thu men and women who have OIL
fered thar services are requested 20
attend the big Rsd Cross meeting IN
the Hall of Representatives. state
House, this evening at O'CLOCK.
when James jackson. New England
Division manager of the Red Cross
viii address them. In addition 10 MI
jackson. Miss Elizabeth ROSS, airec-
TOR of tie BED Cross Bureau Of Nurs-
ing. and Cheney C. Jones. director OF
civilian relief, viii also talk To uhe
assembled workers. The PUBLIC Is
co-diaIly invited to attend the meet
ing.
The personnel Of the roll call army
for Augusta was announced iasi
night as follows:
Guy ?. Gannet.. chairman.
Henry z. Duuuack. campaign man
agef.
Roy l. WardweII, treasurer.
Wsrd MRS. Guy p Gannett,
chairman; Mrs.. Fl. ]. Cross. Mrs
Chas. Downing, Mrs. George F. CID
dtugs. Mrs. Percy Whiting. Mrs. w
H. Harris. Mrs. Burleigh Martin
Mrs. Adelbert W. Gorran. MIS-.
M. p Hambleton. Mrs. Francis Far
NUN. Mrs. Frank z. Tracy Mrs. Jo-
semi Williamson. Mrs. c. A. Hanson.
Mrs.. 3. e. Either, Mrs. Arthur y.
Souie.
Ward Mrs George E. Macomber.
chairman: Mrs. Charles L Andrews.
Mrs. 8. O. StinBun. Mrs Elaine
Owen. Mrs. Blaine Viles Mrs.
Charles A. Marston. Mrs Rich
ard z. Toaa. Mrs. l. L. Cooper, Mrs
D. ". Adams. Mrs. h L. Pishor. Mrs
james E. Bagley, Mra- F. Is. rurin-
run. Mrs. Paul D. Sargent. Mrs wal
tsr wyman. Mrs. r. h. Goodwin
Mrs. John wnaieigh. Mrs. d. L. Eng
gins. Miss Katherine Daley, MISS
Aileen Murang.
Ward 3-Mrs. Arthur PARROT.
Chairman; Mrs. W. e. Swift. Mrs. r.
W Plaisfed, Mrs. j. W. Beck, MISS
Annie Thyng, Mrs. D. L. Nash. Miss
Beatrice Straw. Miss Hulda SewaH,
Mrs Fl P. Lowell, Miss Minnet-a
Lee.
Ward 4-Miss Ann Bibber, Char
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

baI Tuesday evening, Oct. IS. Il is
10 be 4 boz social.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. c. Pa-1nenter and
MIR. and Mrs. D. ". W0rthIng at
tended the Allen Marden wedding al
Fairfield Sunday, Oct L.
Kenneth and Donald D1nsnore
vino were operated on last week by
Dr. Beech OF Augusta for diseased
tsnsils are feeling fine and are at
tending school again.
Mrs. Jennis Ilsley who was quite
i'll few days last week il able TO be
out again.
The Christmas Club met last FRI
day at z. 3. kirchiu's S. The name
was changed 10 the F. A. Z Ciuo.
Mrs. Susie Coombs will entertain
Oct. 24tn. All who belonged TO the
Christmas club are considered mem
beers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Batcheider Of
sornerville. Mass. VINO have been
visiting M-. and Mrs. B. Z. Coonbs
and other relatives IN this vlclnlty'
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Worthing pleasantly
entertained the Sewing CIRCLE
"Wednesday, Oct. Is.
EASw-Ralph Turner VINO has
heen empioved al Manchester, mas
returned home.
D,r,s the youngest daughter Of MI.
and Mrs. n. N. Eanuan was taken
Tuesday To the Augusta genera nos
pital. where Wednesday morning sne
WINS. opsrafed on tor apPen olctLis-
Mrs. Hannah accompanied ner
daughter.
The eraveling of the new piece Oh
State road is in process, from the
Liberty line 10 the Grange Hall
= r Scales Is employed ny rne
u,rtt,inr BROTHERS III Branch Mills.
Y Scates and r I. Bradstreet
are employed with Z. P Rlch OF moh'-
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Priest and chill
dram RECENTLY made an auto trip 70
Augusta.
A n Barnes of Liberty the super
iutender1 of schools WIS N TINS place
Thursday vigirlnC the scnoui.
CFNTER-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
rr-s,5ine and baby rom Kansas.
also Or. and Mrs. g. E. Davis
of Pan-ia ILL.,. were sun
dBv night and Monday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. Jones. MI.
Ersktne is the son of Deacon George
Erst;ne. formerly of this place Or
Davis il Mrs. Erskines uncle. They
made the trip through by automo-
bile. covering about 5000 miles, meet
ing with only two minor accluenrs'
They also visited friends In jeher-
son.
Mr. auaMrs. Ernest Hewitt Oh
Augusta were guests al the home OF
" s. Jones Sunday. also Mrs. LIZ
zie Brann of Palmer Mass.
Mrs. Z. T. Cain Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Stella Nelson Of LID
errv. VINO is in very poor health.
Howard Glidden is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Eben Foster. MT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
FOUR HEADLINE, ARTISTS FOR
POPULAR FEATURE NIGHT
Riot of Fun and Music
Promised - Two Of
Last Seasons Big
gest Hits Among
Artists Engaged-A
r e cord Breaking
Program for Lyceum

Patrons Of last seasons Augusta
Entertainment Course viii be de-
lighted 10 learn that Crawford
Adams and ROselth Knapp Breed, the
two entertainers VINO made such big
hits have been re-engaged for Pop
ular Feature Night this season.
With them will appear TWO other
headline artists. Nan Synort and Ca
hste Conant, thus insuring q feast
Of fun and music. II promises TO
excel any popular program offered in
lyceum.
There is no one jusr like A dams
He is the same iniInirable wizard of
the bUw-better than ever. Some
critics say that he is IN the class with
Elman and E-eisIer, but in one way
ne excels IN that he is not afraid of
losing his charm Of manner and dig
niry by playing popular numbers.
Adams uses a violin valued at 5000.
No less famous than Mr. Adams is
Miss Breed. Americas leading lady
humorist with her magnetism.
wholesomeness and versatility. Her
audiences are kept in continuous
laughter which often breaks out SO
uncuntrolably that she is obliged To
stop temporarily.
Another entertainer is Nan Svnott
a remarkable pianist. She is one of
the few big artists willing to play
what people really want-popular
numbers. IN this class of music she
has few eoUaIs These three artists
have recently completed a triun-
phaI tour Of the middle and far west.
and II has been hard To tell which
one made the biggest hit, Adams,
Freed or Synott. All three are stars.
A fourth artist. new 70 Maine. Is
r.nIi.-n Tnrnr- "The Tuneful Tale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

est SUCCESSES iyceurn mas ever known.
Teller" coming direct from keIrh
big time" circuit with clever song
stories and uir-hful melody. Mss
Cunant is 4 musical humorist. intro
ducing youthful Impressions, South
ern tone pictures. sense and nom
sense. She has played N nearly all
Of the best vaudeville theatres in the
country and everywhere proven
phenomenal success. Miss CDnan1
describes herself as one who plays
little. SINGS a little, talks a bit and
smiles. The Chicago Herald says
Her act is SO charrning'y different
TINT she Is as satisfactDrv as 4 cool
ing rain II an arid desert. The best
thing IN Chicago"
BY The cooperative plan Of The
Augusta Entertainment Course. pur-
chasers Of season tickets can enigv
al evening with these four splendid
artists, and also seven other superb
entertainments az d cost of - IL
cents per night. Where can II be
euualled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

The deputy collectors comprising
the present field force Of the Maine
Internal Revenue Department and
Chief Field Deputy Michael 3. Grtf-
i'm met with Collector Leon @. Tsb-
belts IN an aH-day conference On
Monday at the grand jury room
court house There was an attend
anre of q and the gathering was in
the nature of a get acquainted"
session. The deputy collectors were
given their commissions under the
Maine collector.
In the afternoon Il. G. Seeley uf
Syracuse. ". Y, assistant supervisor
Of collectors. outlined plans for the
pending delinquent income tax drive.
and the deputy collectors were given
instructions regarding prospective
drives The conference will be con
ttnnec today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

and secretiuns from the skin and there
is only one safe and sure way and one
simple way tpo-thar 10 To dissolve
them Just get from any drug store
about TWO ounces OF Powdered neFoA H.
80 cent? worth--sprfnkle little on
heads bri '.iy for a few seconus-wash
off and you'll be surprised 70 see tha'
every blackhead mas disappeared an"
the skin will be, left sort ana me pores
in their natural cnndition-anvone lou
bied with these unsiEntiy nieInisnes
should Try this' s,n,nie method
ALL OUT do not wonder that you
are disgusJeG with the hair tonics conn
monty sold. Did il ever occur 10 YOU
that YOU need q real hair grower IN
stead of a hair tonicr Here iH ror-
mula which has wonderful eHect
upon the oelI-gruwth OF hair ann re-
suits can be quickly seen IN the sprnut-
inr of new hairs. in the vigorous growth
and lengrhening Of HAIR, and IN lls
added iustre ana ffuffiness. Here is ire
formula: To half pint or bay rum
add half PM of water ,or else yon
you WISH and 70 this add one ounce oil
beta-uuinoi. which will cDsf no more
than nifty cents n the drug store
Mrs. r. c. G.-Cheer UP. You'll ne
one of the hsppissf woman in the wnrl
in q few days. ] can promise you tina Z,
because YOUR dream of q beautiful com
plexipn will surely come true il YOU do
O / ~ Thousands have done II; You
can do IL II never fails. Stop using all
the prepared complexion crEnms sold III
the storas ana make your own this vay,
in a few muments. Mix one ounce az
xinrone. 50 Giants worth. and two table
spnonfuls Of giycsrine in a pint of water
It's simple and wonderful. Every spot
win vaninh and leave your skin like
that of the fairies you've read about.
You On no gllre of it.-Adv.
1870
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
MONTVILLE

z. r BantiE mas sold his farm here.
after a residence Of 80 years. He is a
Eucd friend and neigilhpr and will be
greatly missed. M. Bautin is pr-par-
lnE 20 move to Andover, MasE.
Ernest Bailey of Palermo visited hi )
uncle. VIII Bowler, FRIDAY.
E. Il Grover lost a vanuaDle horse
last week.
Madis on Bsntin hns returned lately
from France.
Mrs Fannie Bowler feft Saturday for
a visit TO her old home IN Massachu-
settz.
Mrs. Valid ma 3. Ellis from Morrfii 4
IN town visiting Mrs Thomas Thunp-
son.
Doctor and Mrs. Leroy Eowes from
Bangor came Friday TO their parental
home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

7,-,. -ou Just envy the w1mnn with
.-.@r 1iiiows of fuzzy hKirg In It any
.-ra- hat a wumRn with be4utifhl
- $ 2 WINS welcomed eueryWhere-
- zen admire her and vie fur her
,.,-'e,---aat women go out Of their way
- z-ienulv with her?
-aier gav neAurifui hRr ID q gift"
--s" 3 moi Sc. L is merely = matter ef
-ara- are and attention.
"'-~--R hair liz unDeRuttfm or - -
u.-,,rc n show signs OF 'ANe" junf Try
- s Known professionally az "The
~e --oH r7lent" In simple lauguAge.
- 1s.-,sian Sage TreRtment-) This
.s,z-e u & regular scalp massage
n -se well Known Partisan sAge.
5--s,s- sage LIS a hArmle0 liquid
~, 4o- many vezrB has buan u1ad
~ terminating women everywhere to
nv ne hair and kssp II IN a
-saIttv condition.
=. 9--rr,r-, s:-cA with cun dheCttuns 1Ur
N now ne secured 1t all modern
= q-o-eg or AZ the Toilet Goods cuun-
- - -a.- Lavor1te Department Stura.
- nozzle 1oczy and SEE how quick-
~. 3--ncs that air Of youth and
No. 70 our hair. II is inexpensive
,--r eag- 10 use N your own hume
Acv
- 2f--f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
READFTELD

EAST-E. Z. Cotton is suffering
from broken ribs and torn ligaments
as a result Of the tipping over OF an
automobile in which he was riding
with S. A. Cav and Lee williams.
Mr. Gay and Mr. williams escaped
with cuts and bruises The auto was
hadly damaged
An automobile turned turtle on
the road about one-haR mile east Of
Rea6feid Depot Saturday night.
There was only one person in It. and
he vas caught under the car. but
managed to free himself and pro-
cure help to right the auto. which
was not badly damaged.
The L S. c. will hold an aII-dav
meeting with Mrs. F,lorena Luce.
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
r0GGY?
# Bilious, Constipared or
headachy take
CaSca-ets.

Tomorrow the Sun will shine for
you. Everything will seem clear.
rosy and bright Your system is
filed with liver and bowel poisons
which keeps your skin sailow, your
stomach upset. your head fnggy and
aching. Your meals are turning into
poison. gases and acids. You can
not feel right. Don't stay bilious or
constipated. Feel splendid always
by taking Cascarers occasionally
They act without gripping or tncon-
venience. They never sicken yuu like
Calumel, Salts. Oil or nasty, harsh
pills. They cost SO little tpo-Cas-
carets work while you sieep-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
BeGY.S
Mustarine

is the worlds quiskast main le,,,~,
ana contains real yellow mustard.
I Sc II to end Chest Guilds. Sore
Throat and pieurisy-overnixht.
Rub II on when you want NEURALGIA
Neurltis and Lumbagu to promptly
disappear
Csc II for Sprains Strains. Swell
ings. Soreness. Stir Juints and
Week
Always in the yellow box. Monev
back Il not as advertised-3g and so
cents. ADV.
=. s. WsIis { Co.. LsNsy, n. Y,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
vASSALBORO

EAST-MisR Lila Bumps VIM waz
for several days a guest OF Mira z
A. Butterfield. returned Tuesday tn
her home in Thnmastnn.
Miss Lin Fitzgerald of China and
Miss Grcta Staples of Fairfield WERE
calling Sunday on friends in the
place.
Bert Butterfield. former resident
in the village who has been in town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
Beauty Answers
BY Madame Maree

Squeezing and pinch
ing out biackneads
make the pores large
and cause irrltaHon-
then. too. AFTER tnsS
have become hard on
cannot get all Of them
out. Blackheads are
caused by accumuia-
riups uf dust and dirt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
That's Right; Say ! Want
Celery King

Get q package tonight It's cheap
and you oEn brv~ q iut e - with
one package.
Take . cup every other night to
reguiHte yuur bpwela. to purify your
blood and make you strung. 90 you
can withstand an attack Of infiu-
enza, II IT happens To come alung this
winter.
It's enc great vegetable laxative.
and Il won't cost you but few cents
- ffnd 1t out.
Children like 1t. and there In moth
ing better that you can give them
when they are aaling.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
Heat Easos Pain

Il reduces Inflammation and scat
ters congestion.
There 10 more concentrated. NM
clustering heat IN a box of Begy's
Mustarine than in any box the mne
sine anywhere.
That's why some peeple call il the
triple extract Of heat. But II can
not blister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

where ne had been employed IN the
potato fields.
W s Jones made a business trip
To Augusta ThursGay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

EAST-The address by Rev r. J
Winslade Of Gardiner on Flow TO
Make the Church Co. which was TO
have been given on Oct. 16 but was
postponed. will be given al the YES
try ON Tuesday evening. Oct. 2S. Il
Is t1uped that tnrer viii be a good
attendance.
Mrs. Mary Spear. who has been
visiting relatives in Massa c husetts
for the past few weeks. returned
home Saturday.
Miss Marion Stone is passing her
vacation with friends IN Cunnecti-
cut
Mrs. Stella Stone returned home
Saturday after a several weeks Wis
Il with friends in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

-ah! Quit IL 'Gss-k" Psabk!
7,S,h vi say newer again" to all other
H. o4A his Ii because "Gers-It 10
a. ~ cor7l-reupver on earth that
~ o-1ls peel OF just Like a banana
ii -. IN or three drops will do the
ann. without tuAsing or trouble. You
r8ari. III or seconds. It dries I'm
v1, ~ %! GeLs-It" docs the rest.
r,e ''o.t 9ancages, piasterH. biood-bripg-
o.. YES Or razors. Ge. rid Of that
H.. Pain a. once. SO that you can work
D. "a without corn torture. Be sure
fets-It Il never fails.
,r.s,',.-'-4-. the only sure, guaranteed,
t-,-,e "a<K corn-rempver, costs but Il
- -, - any drug store. MID by e.
Sr.. iee a Co., Chicago, IL.
lie % Augista and recommended as
fo,,sfIiu best corn remedv by John
g,,rs- Il, bowditch- Webster Co.. 3. E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
WINTHROP


= nesting IN the State Eouse in
Augusta IN the interest of the cum
ing Rec Cross drive for membership
VIII De neld at O'clock tonight-
There are something over twenty
WORKERS VINO have volunteered To
assist In this drive in Winthrop. and
automobiles will be provided to take
them 10 and from this meetng.
These workers VII assemble II Fan
nafnrd's Drug store at TIE this even
ing. This meeting will be address-
ed by James jackson. manRwer of
the New England Division of Axneri-
can Red Cross. anu detailed plans
for the coming drive will be thor
pugniy discussed. An honor mag
viii be presented To each Chapter
and Branch which exceeds its fnr-
mer membership. winthrop must
have one Of these flags. The former
membership was TIA
Harmony Circle Of the Rebekahs
will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs Z. c. Leighton a. her home on
High street. a good attsndance Is
desired.
The Winthrop Literary Club met
Monday afternoon with Miss Eva
l. MOODY. Roil call was answered
by Chief Topics of Today" A
paper on Articles of the Cnnfedera-
ton" was given by Mrs. I. T. Carrie
TIM and Mrs. Beatty's paper was On
w no VI as the Author Of Our Fed
eral Government was read By Miss
Moody
An enjoyable Silver Tea was bejs
Monday afternoon al the home Of
Mrs. William Sprague. The after
noon was spent in planning for the
supper 10 be held on the 30th and a
social hour with refreshments en-
joyed.
Edward Bond has gone TO the
White Mountains for a TWO weeks
trapping and hunting trip.
Mrs. P. Crawford McIIrcv and
Mrs. Eeien Perry most pleasaut1v
entertained the Chiidren's depart
ment OF the Congregational Sunday
school al Overlook Farm. the sum
rner home IF Mrs. McIlruy, on Thurs
day afternoon. Twelve girls and
three boys were present Music and
games furnished entertainment and
delicious supper was served by
the h0stesses.
The 47tn annual meeting Of the
Maine Stare Jersey Cattle Associa-
tlnn viii he held at the Grange hall.
West Winthrop. Tuesday. Oct 18th.
The sessions will begin al 1880 A. NJ.
when reports of officers and commit
tees viii be presented, election of
officers and other business Transact
ed.
Mrs. Martha Martin and E. B.
Martin were called TO Salem. Mass.
last week by the illness Of Mrs.
Martin sister.
Aoenalzi Chapter, Q. z. s., held
its regular meeting Friday evening,
onecandldA-e receiving the initiatury
degree
LOCAL NOTICE
Dancing tonight at Town hail.
Music BY Douglass Orchestra. Gents
-40c; ladies' 20c
Colonial Theatre. Winthrop. Tues.
Oct. IS, Constance TaimadEe in
Scandal; No. Episode Man of
MlgEE oct2SaIt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

visiting friends and renewing old a.
uuaintanoes. left Wednesday for q
visit with his son. Andrew Butter
field and family Of Bath. befnre -
turning to hts home N Bangor.
Mrz. zilpha Butrerdeld wAs a busi-
ness visitor in Augusta Friday. The
trip was mnde by aufn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28
'Sets.lt" PeeIs OF
corns PainIossly

Ut 7ry Come Like Banana Skin.
n Drops, That's All.
i ruTderpus. painful way I'd
2. eorns. and then there is Tho
Curious '-peei-it-ofi" "'5ets-It"
Ter you have tried "Gets-It
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

In the Portland Sunday Telegram
wrtte-up of the Augusta Legion II
STATED that Rev. Paul Z. Phalen was
the Post's chaplain. He holds the
puAitiDn Of finance officer and the
chaplain Is Rev. z. ]. McLaughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

MSs. Mary p FoiBun. g. WidoW q
Ware Z Folsom. died suddenly SGtur-
day night Of heart failure at thu Oh
street home Of her ann-tn-iaw, County
Commissioner George A. Carlisle, at
Exeter. nh. She seemsd n Eno4
health at retirement for IL nigAk
Mn. Fuissm was horn - Eorth NoW-
pnrt. Ne, Nov g. 1xE. caxaiy being
Ter family name. Fur . yanso - nnd
made her home with Mr.. - m CIR
lisle. She hns left tWo ssun, oeln -
Dexter. Me-. md 0saED ~. e Ennma
City. and two dHugn.rs. Mn cak1lnls
md Mrs Benjamin ]. WeelD AZ 1nep-
ma, Wnan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

Jzmas etsvens uf Huxbrry, Mass
pa1sod thu wsek end with his sister
Al william Wheeler, and returned
hulne Sunday with his wife and chill
drum. who had been visiting Mrs.
Thoaler fur = week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

LOSeE NS lie
Dancing tonight at Town hail.
Music By Douglass Orchestra. Gents
-40c: ladies' 20c
Colonial Theatre, Winthrop. Tues.
Oct. IS, Constance Talmadge IN
"Scaadai; No. Episode Man of
Migats ctaga1t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-05
A PAIRING BURGLAR
ARcUSES SLEEPER
ThruStS SearChIight Into Fri
ghtened Lady'S Face.

The Charles Town Advocate tells
Of thrilling burglary Tuesday
night of last week, when a robber,
carefully masked, invaded the resi-
dence of Mr.. John M. Daniel, near
Shenandoah Junction, and carried
off yaluables mostly jewelry, worth
about $50 The man entered the
house by raising a window which
was unfastened, and going TO the
bedrooms on tho second floor. help.
ed himself 10 whatever appealed to
him. Mrs. Daniel was awakened
while the thief was in her room.
The intruder thrust search light
In her face and quickly backed out
of the room and down the stairs.
leaving her too astonished and
frightened to make any cutlery.
None OF the other members of her
family was aware anything unusual
was happening until the man had
gotten safely away. The only de-
scription Of the visitor is that he
was Of medium size and wore a der
by hat. Two men. one Of them an
swering the above description are
known to have gotten off b. e o.
passenger train at Shenandoah
junction about midnight that night.
They left the station Immediately
upon alighting from the train. In n
couple of hours they returned To
the station and boarded another
train, thus disappearing and leaY-
ing no trace.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-05
EVANS AND Holman
WILLS ARE PRoBATE1

Two wills were probateed toaay
by the county court. the first beng
that OF the late j. w. Il. Evans md
the latter Mrs. Sarah J. Hohman's.
After the antecedent part Mr..
Evans will recites that all proper
ty. personally and real. shall go TO
big widow. Mrs. Mary n. Evans, to
use as she may deem best, and at
her death It Is to be divided
among the six children. share and
share alike. who are: Willis F.,
Ollie f., Minnie G., Mable e., Har-
ry O. and Albur G. Evans. The
will was written March 6, 1909, and
was witnessed by Il. II. Boyd and
J. o. Henson. Mrs. Eyans Is named
exeeutriX.
Mrs. Holman first bequeaths to 4
daughter. Elsie, piano. and then
designates that all property be sold
and the proceeds divided equally
among the following children: Char
les r.. Harry F.. Bessie L., Elsie
G. and Annie Kimble. She also re-
quests that all money. bank stock,
notes and bonds be divided equally
among the children. John w. Kim
BILE IL named executor without bond.
The instrument bears date of May I,
1906. and was witnessed by Wilbur
II. Thomas and G. w. Stuckey.