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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
BIG REVIEW SHOW
IS HIT AT GRAND
Burlcsque Attraction a
Grand Theater Replete
With Many Startling
~ Novelties.

At the Grand Theatc vest erday
afternoon and evening Henry J..
DiKou's "Rig Review opeDed n
weeks engagement 70 Two capacity
houses. Many new features were
introduced and the company was
tho best balanced one seen here
since the theRter management has
adopted hurlcsquA us It's form ~
cu.rriairuoui Tn, principal fun
maker. Harry tHlckrrp l." an. is
a comedian who In Navy resorts
to the methods ~ o%A and his
hnmur was al all times clean and
the funny situations throughout tho
entire performance were greatly ap-
prcciatci
Claire Devinc. whose personality
reaches far over the tootl'Ehys. dis
played many original gowns which
were a feast FOR the eyes OF The
fair sex Being gifted with n beau
uful face ana figure. Miss b"NIu"
handles tho prima donna role in a
manner that only an actress ~ hcr
qualifications could. arl fIr many
songs Introduced hy hor We're Justly
rpr'au1,t The piano specially %
Miss TpNiuo and Harry ln Van was
put over very art.sfira.Iy and was
one or fNF lFt'NTF Mus '' 'Nf NIhN
The live WE soubrDtte. Nellie
Greenwood. Won her way 20 the
hears Of the fun lovers ana the
work of this clever little girl Is
bound 10 attract and ho appreciated
by the theater patrons
The unusual large chorus could
be rightly termed a poacock Rl~y
chorus fpr reason Of their beauty
and stately gowns 90 drnpo 'nrlr
sta'ucsgue figures Evidently Mr
Dixon whom Dec engaged h.s chorus
h1' 90 mind that beauty alone was
not tlC r.u-' attracts. f.... #ut
realized chat sfnr.fa u' .rgerf
vote. and nimN.r feet ur-. r,..s.
sar, 10 round 0sr hurIr-lu. show
that lived up tn 'Hr reputation uf
"rhr show With no rsErr's
The engagement terminal ~, after
the matinee Saturday with evening
at SIS o'clock, and
at 3:S0 p. m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
| WILL PRAISE IT
AS LONG AS | LIVE,
SAYS ENGINEER
When Wtlc Bcgnn Tikinc Orgatonc
She Was ~ Run Down She Could
Not Waik icro-a the Konm
---HCitrr Health Now Ihan
iur Many Years.

a. Iuur ~ uIr v.IU uTlTso
Drs.inuS7 treatment t1r. what N t.l.
for my ,,it. ua.tld 4 ~ ,-hi.dre~s
vim .,s nur nf ,he hos, l,unwp roI.
,,nJ ,ngIu,rt. Going nl,r ~ W,chi-
"a IN,r. ana vh,sr rr4iI,uco is los
Elm street. 4 frw dpys uyn
"Wh,u 49,, NIf,e commenced TAX
.ur O.gui.nc" continued NIr. Chn.
,lrrss. .Hnr VII. so weak and run
down nl.t .1, ,.ulI h,r,Il, val,
trross tn, ,n.m SIM gufrrrcJ tor.
rihIc from ..,I -fnu,s aud atomnch
truuhlr fYr t,t,ruI ,rar4 and unttI
"a, rni l,.I a. a,g,tor, "A, h,d
never h,,u. .nlr o., ,IrI . p,rIicinc
for ir,,.ut,ui i6, wnulI A., hrr
nm, good
W, Mad 81, r,,i.h Tan, and
read so much about m, good worE
mn pryat,u, ,r,,.,t,r,r, 49, nol,,,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
HARVARD ELEVEN no WEST
Eirst TRANSIT Iuntincutal Gridiron
Battles nj Pasadena.

CIlcAG. pee. II Tho Harvard
football team. which left boston yes
tcrddy on It's continental trip
lo meet the oregon eleven at iasa
dcnd on Sew Years day. arrived In
Chicago today. They were a bit Tired
from the journey ana went TO tho
university club Tor pmugc and
dinner There were IS members OF
.hc party travelling In three cars
which we're attached TO the overland
l,Iulu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22


Pretty. smart Princess thcater
girls, catchy, lifting music by Jo'
romo Kern, and interesting book
and lyrics by Guy Bolton and J.. o.
Wodehouse. are only n few OF the
unusual things about "oh. Lady
Lady" the fifth New York Prin
crss theater musical comedy master
piece which r. Ray Comstoch and
Wiham Elliott vii present at Con q
vontion hall. Friday December 26,
"Oh, Lady. Lazy" does not come
10 this city asSo stranger. IIuhdrsdS
OF this city have seen IT I'm Now
York. Chicago, Boston, or Phila
delphia and these same people VIII
come to see II again.
The cast OF "Oh. Lady. Lady.
VIII include Miss Pauline Berr In
the role of the young bride, M.
william CASTOR In the leading male
role. Miss Betty Blythe Ms Faint
ing Fanny Wclch, Eugene McGrcgor
Va Spike IIudginB and a number Of
other we'll known stars among them
Joseph Mcrnllion, Florice Auburn.
g LeRry Madeline Gray and n
large Chorus-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

messages of farewell at rho island
to he sent by immigration olfi'ors
ana a joint telegram was sent tu the
department OF labor asking NW'rl
can women TO rcflest on the scpira
tiOn Of dcportrcs from wives, l. wa
signed by Alexander SchatZ, grand
secretary of the commune"
Think! think. think! American
women" 1t read. "Wa came to this
country with love for the liberty
upon which the country IL founded
We honestly labOrrd and d.Nulcily
invested all we possessed for the
welfare of all. as We understood II
best. Yet the governments OF the
United States Is going To depOrt us
Wei, the only thing we ask les that
our children and wives be not de
privod Of their fathers anI husbands
and be granted permission To so
with them to tho soviet Russia"
The three women in the dcportcd
party will be treated as first-nllss
cabin passengers during the TIN.
The men are IN three separate COM
partmonts ana Grand COmmissary
Berkman has no privileges not
granted 10 others. Ten immigrn-
ton inspectors viii help soldiers
EuaIu tnNln. All VIII bH confined
TO their quarters, except for a hrlcf
daily exercise period on deck Red
Cross nurses went along 10 act as
matrons
Officials Pleased nj Results.
Officials OF the department of Jus
tice expressed pleasure ut speedy
fruition OF plans to rid the country
OF anarchists. These plans werr
laid when bombs were gent to Off
cials and prominent citizens In June.
In country wide raids kuvem bcr z.
anarchists numbering 290 were ar
rested. and 2Jg OF these were de
ported today. Tho other 10 includ
ed Rcrkman and Miss Goldman,
whose cases had long been pending
Olher soviet arks are likely to
leave in the near future, for the de-
partment OF justice has "A card in
dcx OF 10000 radicals who are un4
dor scrutiny and II is the announced
intention OF the authorities to de
port all who are proved to advocate
the overthrow OF the government by
violence.
sixty anarchists who have been
ordered deported were expected
from Detroit for the Ruford, but the
train orders were cancelled because
to have awaited It's argiyal would
have delayed It's sailing. To-day 81
ship load contained men arrested
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

CHICAGO, IcC -. A Il. Tear
ucy, president Of the Three-I base bal
league. left tonight for Grand Rapids
Mich, whore conferences looking to
ward expansion OF the league from
"a six to an ciEht-club circuit, will
be held. lie Will meet n. w Dicker-
son, formerly president OF the Wee
tern and old Central leagues, who II
aid to be planning formation of n
new League with representatives OF
Grand HapiGs. Richmond aud South
Bend, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22
ACHES AND PAINS
SL0AN'S GETS 'EM
Famous pain and ache Eminent
kept handy, brings crafty
ing relief.

N 'IEl'MATIN twfnges ease NJ
N soon 50 do sur joints. Ame
hack. neuralgia. oNertaNci mus
cles, and those pains from weather
exposure, too they don't fight long
ngninat the counlrr-irrl,ant sloan =
Liniment produces
Keep this. old family friend handy
for ina,ant ~use--a littlo pcretrnies
without rubbing. leaving no skin
stains. muss, or clogEed pores. You
ought to keep IA bottle handy always,
All druggists. Three slzes-S6c..
zoe, $40
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

The British admiralty Is organlz-
ing a world wide system OF wireless
weather reports from and 10 ships
at rea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-22

IN New York. Philadelphia. Roston
bridgeport, Hartford. New Haven
Ansuula Waterbury, Conn: Clcve
Ilud, Akron, youngstown. ONO,
Baltimore. Chicago, Detroit anC
san Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Salvation Army aencr.

The War Cr7-. New York. publishes
the following Capital City Notes:
Augusta. Met is interesting "a
know that the Salvation Army now
o. rs he lot n Carlisle. England
where President Wilson's mother
lived.
Mrs. Hacee Visited the National
Home 4 few davs before Christmas.
ana vas rewarded bv a collection OF
$50 ;or he local corps
The State House Club. cornpos.fi IF
aides who are employed N he dir
terent Government Departments have
shown heir appreciation OF he Sal,
vaticn Army. by sending a check for
$40 for he Christmas Fund. Mayor
Willis E. Swift attended our Christ
mas distribution II baskets ana gave
very interesting address.
Major Widger- has been prevented
from Inspecting this corps of ate. buf
We are hoping FOR a visit N the near
future
The poor Of the city nave not b4an
neglected Baked beans and -olls from
he Governors reception hauntr. re-
cent?, supplied them with a good
dinner, and this was followed BY a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
WEEKS MILLS

-eut. Harvey Co- arrived home Non
d. fo- visi. With MS parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. : 4 DE 1e:o-e taxing j, ais ~
lies as an INSTR, c;or al Oar, Grove semi
lar-
George Foster vas 1 business cal!e- n
W;scassei Monday.
Real estate agent. Henri 1isiev ~
MS place reports the sale II a I-acre
car-n n Windsor tor 2 =. Brown 10
Joseph Sege-, noth { Weeks Mills.
III ana Mrs. . R. Hatch were ne
guests II relatives n Chelsea Sunday.
J. w Segee mas oaen oadins ship
timber at his station.
Mrs. Edward Weeks and hildre1
-.ass-d he day- Monday with M-- Der"
Drown IN Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Grady md children
II Palermo were SATURDAY night an j
SUNDAY guests Of IL. and Mrs. p q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Give "caiifornra Syrup Of Figs" at
Once Z Bilious or conseipatso

Look II -ongue. mother, II coated.
j, S ! sure sign ;hat your little one :
stomach. liver and bowels need gen
~ thorough cleansing at once.
When pr-vish. cross, list.ess pale
ioesn'- steep. doesn't eat or act nat
Ira!ly. Or IS :eEer4sh. stomach sour
hreata bad, mas stomach ache. sore
troat. dia--hoea. full of cold give a
-raspoonfuI of California Syrup of
!EiCs ana n I few hours all the foul
constipatei waste. undigested food
and sour bile gently moves out Of the
little bowels without gripping, AMI you
nave A we'll playful child again.
You Ceein- coax sick children 10
.ai;e his harmless fruit .aXative:
they love is delicious taste. and Il
always makes them feel splendid.
ASK YOUR druggist for a bottle OF
California syrup of Figs which has
directions FOR babies. children Of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on
he bottle. Beware of counterteits
sold here To ne sure you get the
genuine ask 20 see that il IS made
nv The california Fig syrup Com
pany." Refuse any other KIND with
contempt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Bird Lovers Organize

The cal! recently published for as
semhiing bro lovers resulted ver''
satisfactorily. Il VAS / much inter-
ested group which net n he nome
IF Rev. ana Mrs. 2. 4. Ball Thurs
DAY afternoon. After ! general inter-
change of IDEAS regarding further
procedure. plans for 4 simple organ
izaI:on resulted II the following eiec-
ion: President. Dwight !. Bail: VICE
president. :, 4. James: secretary.
Mrs. Mabel Thompson: committee IN
nr-a niz.t.on. Mrs. Gertrude Z. Y.
Alexander OF Hailoweil: Mrs. " II.
Gannetr. Mrs. E.ida Y Bail. The
matter IF dues ana membership was
considered Cor the guidance Of he
whose report VIII pc nrc-
scented AZ he February meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24

hey Will De recalled 20 serve Il the
criminal case State VS.. -angdon Bates
indicted FOR murder. which mas be=h
especially assigned Tor trai upon that
late
Sentences Imposed in ether Cases
3. T. Manner II Augusta appeared
as counsel for respondent IN the ,wo
asses against John Gosseiin. apt. PIE
II rot guilty was withdrawn n oo;h
Asses ana the Plea Of nolo eoatendere
entered. IN No. 3. n which iosselin
was ,aarGed with single sale. judsa
Became imposed sentence u a inc oi
sln -osts If IS ana cwo months 4
ali. ana f not paid two months ao-
1i,ionaI IN all. and respondent was
placed m probation upon -he payment
Of .;.e ana costs. n No. %. n wn!ch
respondent vas charged with Illegal
kee!.inS If intoxicating liquor. se7tenc.
vas imposed Of a me D. 800, costs o.
sc5 ana rwo months n all. and I I I
paid SIX months additional n a! %
follow execution II sentence n No. r.
and he respondent vas placed on pro-
5ation.
-ase No. 7, state IS, Louis Bereri-
sor II augusta. charged with a-ceny.
vas 10. prossed.
The ease against Lewis Toulouse.
Apl,.. q Wa1arvllIe. .larged with The
I!esc possession n ,EtoxIca,icg
liquors. vas 10! pressed.
III he ass against John Smith II
Nd.crv:l!e. Indicted for common mas
anc@. principal ana sureties we're de-
:aulte.i.
TIE case II Alice Richardson. apli..
aharse Wit: The Don-suppo-, II lh.!u.
vas .oni.aued.
The asst ass aiken ID AZ the session
WIS nat If State IS. Aiber. Craig II
Augusta. a..-s Be Balenan. a..as
william = 8ateman. .uG:c:ei :or itw,.
nU .asc.v.ous behavior On IAN. 2. Re-
Spoadeat withdrew hls pes y: not
guilty And entered The p.s4 O. aoio
con,entere Ana he produced ! mar
mage certificate to show that he wa
married C he woman with whom I
vas charged NJ lad Jeen living with
out marriage. &C ording % ne Ger
,iaoate ne couple had been married at
ST. Johu, \ B. as soor IS the mar
-age al be confirmed respondent viii
y released.
Divorce cases vii ~ heard 6r In
."ar- on Nonday and TUESDAY If next
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
CUSHNOC PAPER co.
HAS PAPER BAG DEPT.

Aurusta people will Be Interested
% learn hat he Cushnoc paper Co
1as Installed / naper ha- department
II Is mill ~ Maple stree. v.!ich s
altogether new ndust--- for the
city As paper haGs hava 7eve- been
manufactured here There are n
present g machines N The ieoar--
nent, one # which Is running. with
moro - follow The machine now
running s he four and poultry sack
machine and i is ver-- interesting 10
see The paper which g IN 4 mig roll
II one end Of the machine. go through
and come ont at he other and rs
finished paper sacks. The first iav IL
vas T operation. with nut tIvo shifts
working, 10000 sacks VAR made
This machine has n capacity If -. pnn
sacks a Jay. making hem IN sizes
rom . BIS. 20 eforr-h narrel ana
Using rom txn % six tons If paper
depending on the size and weigh, u
:. ne sack.
Il is estimated when all Of The ma
chimes arr running they will -nanu-
.ac.ure -.c0b. oQh bags a iav The as,
Of The machines make bags Of differ
ant types. such as the automatic DAG.
11ats. and squares. 1t will re neces-
sar- 20 employ 1T least IS people on
zach shift n this department alone.
ana viii necessitate an increase N
n" personnel OF the rest of The de-
0ar-nenGs. Most of HE machines were
made by the Cushnoc Paper 60. ana
ne cost OF them. including their in
srailation. VIII be N the vicinltY Of
$50 300. and IN all probability f con-
iitions warrant. the COMPANY VIII n
stall additional nachiner~ = p
Rose If New York City. who 3 ay-
reptionaily we'll versed in he paper
bag industry. has been secured 10 ,l-
Deg:nIeld This department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
WAYNE

Funeral services for the ate Torn
n J:u't Were held At the Baptist
church Tuesday at ? NJ. conducted
nv HIS pastor Rev. z. = Long,ey
Music was furnished hv male GUAR
tt-tte consisting u Messrs Hvland.
Wing LonEiev and Swift. The WAYNE
Grange p. II II. OF which Mr. Colt
was chaplain. attended n BODY Mr..
Colt vas A devoted member NJ the
Baptist church and for MANY years
i teacher Of the mems class. He
caves wife. Clara Colt; three
Edith Dough,rIght OF Win
throp. BERTHA Pike Of LiverTnore and
annie Wilitehomse of Monmouth: one
son, Charles :. Colt. who lives On the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24

there S!il n o.H7 installation q
Pine Tee -oasc ->u- W. y ". ny. r an.
u ne T. Sears -acarrp1?e1t next
>aiur1aT eNrHlrS, mn. =. A 7 . o-o~.'
pa Fellows nail fysier surpe-
>sE-'ea Al 2 hogs = IN 52nfle; 1ail.
Every MA re-.o'T own invited.
drs Daisy Stewa7', mo mas nfeH
IT. II VIII .he =a.nt 'is@ase-
'esda'. ~ At,.= laughter Mar :
v"rt III ~-'A the same Asease.
Mis- Charles I'Ava"ey Tell Town h
0eiia! Stars 1.e :AT .ast Week. NJ
zones we're oroNen 9ui she received
many arnses
dTs Emma 2ar7er II Comma an!
nm Ernest. Wao las ust returned from
-anca- ave 2ten ne guests of ler
sister. Nrs. 1-ad "ate!N
ETed N4Ae.r VS. :! lewiston ast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24

Boy Scouts are asked hv Secreta1-
Frank Condor i he " O NEE, The
n. -1oon trains -odaT md escor- III
delegates who are coming % attend
he Community Efficiency conference.
~ he Y II G. a. building. Bows can
also bn helpful n escor-ins The dele
yates from he y" building 20 their
places II entertainment.
The state House Bowling LeaC-e
tournament has hean opened with y.
cams conte~t:ns. these teams be-
ing the Highway. The Bridge, he
T-tilitv. the Score, arles. The Educa-
-ors. and The Naturaiists. Matches
Will he rolled ZACH SATURDAY. after
noon ana evening. the -amess schei-
lied co- this week Saturday being
Utility vs.. Highway, and Naturaiists
vs.. Bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Major Ashworth at the Rotary This
Evening

The principal speaker At he meet
ng Of the Rotary Club this evening
viii Ne Major Ashwor-h IF Bangor
VINO was Captain If The Machine Gun
Company IF hat city at he begin
ming of his service and returned a
major.
Mr.. Sargent chairman If he spa-
cial committee or preparation Of 1
Soldiers Memorial Tablet Will have I
representative If one Of he Com
panles present = submit plans for
such a memorial for he city.
Il is --Imored that the entertain
neat committee has some plans on
toor connected with the initiation IF
th- new members. Rotarians arr re-
-;uestei 20 see that his announce
rnent does not come % The attention
Of The new members. as hey might
ose heir nerve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Girl Scout Notes

IRE regular meeting II Troop No.
:. Cir, Scouts. was held Tuesday at
te-,oon at the Z VI. :. 4. Assembly
hall The Scouts are now busy pre-
pairing for their entertainment which
g 20 he gwen at As Friday evening.
Feb. y. 1T the Opera house. Besides
he Aim. The Golden Eaglet.' there
vii he Z, musical program. including
Instrumental music. songs and
dances, all furnished by the Girl
Scouts NJ Augusta.
After the Tuesday meeting. games
were enioyed in the gymnasium and
second class tests were given. Mar
-uerite Chase of the lst Patrol ana
Mildred Sawtelle 81 me ma FatFoi
became second class SCOUTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
Case Against George 9. 7ou'in Dis.
missed

ira, vas then commenced II the
case State VS. George g. Poulin, Aplr .
Of Nalervriie. charged with llegs
EeeninE carroll <. Iera!ns If Wa
yer>1l!e was cuunse! ;ur ne respondent.
The state lase Vas BASED m the
evidence n Deputy Sher.fts Henry Nc
Causiand Of Augusta ana W. II. Dig
nam II Watcr~iile. VINO testified that
hay nud -olind 4 aoH containing ,hres
luar. bottles 4 liquor ana also som ,
.mu;y bottles u 3, garage Al ! Moo. {
street. NatervIIle. .aIlh garage = 90
yuplel av the respondent The name
IN mat OAK containing he bottles u
.iuuor was Peter Rance.
IN he absence 81 ne Try A,torner
PERKINS made / ro:.on ,hat ne court
iisrllss the case 1et ause u ! var;an Z
between he c5Tnp.aint ana he evidence
that me complaint had SHOWN he
Quilting 20 ne one and = half storr
wooden building, occupied Is dwell
ng mouse ANA / garage. whereas he
iauors werc .ouaG y : garage whl>-l
vas not a one ana 4 halt story woode1
building ara vas not occupied as Z.
i've !ling house.
The motion ot Arc-nev Perkins o
dismiss The case vas granted by ne
court.
AS his was the ast case assigned
cor .hs -ur-- the jurors we're hen ex-
USED Until Wednesday, FEB. =. wren
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24

dinner for eighty fv-. more thanks
% Mr.. 4, E Wakefield who sent is I
carcass OF rarison. ~ Thanksgiving
time We FED 90 people On chicken ana
vegetables rom our War Garden. ana
4 The Christmas Inner aver 500 verc
bolnufuily supplied with good things
The Christmas tree and entertain
merit vas attended, BY 10 BOYS and
girls. With il all spiritual things
have not been neglected. and recent
" I'VE boys kneit al the altar
The hennebec Journal took a Kind
,y interest n our work ana f.f:ly re-
ported he Christmas activities.
Co-anandaut Magee.
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SUPERIOR COURT
Swansetzeke Foun d
Not Guilty
OF Maintaining a Common Nuisance
at Waterville-John Gosseiin Sen
fenced IN Two Appealed Cases
Jury Excused Until Feb. POI.
vorcss Monday and Tuesday

Criminal matters we're taken ~ at
The Thursday session OF the superior
oourc ana I sooi number we're dispose !
If iur:nE the lay. At he opening II
The session Attorney Fred " Clair of
Nater~l!le completed lis argument for
The respondent Il he case Of state VS..
Walter Swanser1eke II Natervlle. in
iic.el for aonrnon nuisance, \ waic1
case the evidence vas heard ~ M
Wednesday session. CUNT A,torns
Sanhorn argued Tor ne state md Judge
Beane gave the charge 70 he sur-.-.
After ielihe-at;ng upo1 he rase about
half an hour The jur-- brought n The
rtrGicr II not guilty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-24
A Challenge

The State House bowling team De-
lieving that they stand supreme n
the bowling world. and being ready
= defend their clam for supremacy
against Ill VINO nave .egal r'gh.
70 question their elaIm. 10 hereby
challenge he Business Men. SOCIAL
ed. q he CIR Of Augusta. 20 a
match q De rolled on the ALLEYS =
he II II. y. 4. Or elsewhere within
he State II Malne tina, IS agreeable
2 he above mentioned Business
den. ana i time convenient 70
..eIn. The ABOVE match IS 20 be roll
II Tor tun. money or marbles. ami
lnder any rules or conditions salts
factor - the aforementioned Bus
hess Mrl.
STATE HOUSE BOWLING TEAM.
3y GEO. +. &. BRAGDGE.
Sec-ara-v
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JEFFERSON

schools n he village reorened asst
Monday.
Sle.Eains s inc. AMI being improved
% is fullest extent.
The music ~ ne voof saving ma
caine 5 heard Z ne and.
4, T. ana T Mes4rve hAve moved
herr steam Till onto thelr lumber 0:
n T-,dohoro.
Mr ara Mrs Forrest q fiodEsins
have recently located at Bunhe- HILL
Mr. anu Mrs. Walter $ LinscoI. nave
recently moved % he Q. 7 Weeks
aouse Ar. --.ns"2t, IS n he employ #
Dr. z " Jackson.
Mrs Fred Reynolds Is reported as
gaming. ana on he road TO recovery.
Installation p officers Al WHO
Grange next SATURDAY night. with Lrs
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Mrs. W z. Garside. g Scnool
street. received Thursday a telegram
from her son. First Class Private
Warren II. GarsIde. telling of his
safe arrival IN New York and stat
ing that he was going % amp Mer-
r,tt. AS / member NJ the sth Eng
leers. Private Garslde saw cont.nu-
Gus service IN the VArdun sector
rom Feb. o Sept !, when. az
naustcd BY the strain. ne vas sent
20 The hospital. After leaving -ha
hospital he served with The ll6tl
Engineers until the ending II nos
tIliIies. Private ,iarside went over
seas in December, 1917.