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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
OKLAHOMA IS FIRST
IN FITNESS OF MEN
This state and Arknnsn. Furnish
Highest Ratio of Troops Under
Physical Qualifications.
80 OUT OF 100 TURNED DOWN
Figures of Crowdcr Gi,- PrcIprtion
of Troops Inductcd out of Thosc
subjcts 90 Draft.

WASH NGTON. Fch. 6. - The
final official total for all regis,rn.
tlonH was 2l21tG2I. according Ia
the report ~ General Crowder i--
sued TODAY ~ these 3.2OS,li6 had
been actually examined snnd prac-
iically 80 men nut nf every 100 were
found to be physically disqualified
Oklahoma ana Arkansas returned
the highest ratio of men under the
physical requirements. Rhode Island
and AriHon. the lowest,
Men granted exemption because
~ religious Cteeds tOtalled 90. $50.
as compared with the census esti-
mate ~ $4,000
Tho report wid ~ conservative
estimate Indicates tho work or fight
tules resulted IN the movement ~ nj
least i17255 men to productive oc-
cupations"
Under the head - ALIENS" s.s77.-
OS2 men were registered. or i622
per cent of the total These were
divided into co bclllgercnts bfts
per cent ueuiial- iGi2 per cent.
and enemy ana allicd-cnemy 26.0g
per cent
only 10 pcr cent Of the married
registrnnis were called for military
duty. seventy four ~ every 100
men classified were granted defer
mcnt .hccausr ~ dependency and
about ~ per cent on other grounds
Cnsea ~ men marrying utter tho
dram law WIS passed coming within
the notice ~ draft officials to,alled
aii.Sf2 ana NJ those men 16t per
cent were rccmsslfi"d into class
The effect ~ the draft upon the
industrial machinery ~ the nation
Nug carefully n'udiod and 1, war
found that Class In its entirety
would have taken only 620 per cent
of the workers ~ all ages Defer.
meni Tor essential occupation ranged
from per cent IN the industrial
rlafgcs 20 7 IN the agricultural
Examination into the causes ~
physical disqualification brought
many surprises Alcohol and drug
addlcts accounted for ~ per cent
ot the total. nervous ana mental dts
orders for a. q per cent tuberculosis
S5 and mental deficiency % per
cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
ITALIANS PREPARE
TEIlItlTOluAL CLAIMS

PARIS. Feb. 5.--The Italian dele
cation has skreed upon a memoran-
DUN which n Will present TO the
peace conference ~nbodyins the
Italian views rexurdln. the dispo-
rition Of the Adrtatio state formerly
belonging 10 Austria This memoir
andum will be made public after
representatives OF the Jugo- -HLvr are
heatd by the supreme council which
WIS expected 10 be this afternoon or
tomorrow
The Jugo- Slavs have likewise pre-
pared "a memorandum containing siS
alternative plans Tor settling their
differences with Italy According To
the first plan Juso- Slavia would oh
tain the entire territory east of the
iHonEo river. including uoriEia.
Trieste, iNrla and the whole of Dal.
malta In the succeeding five plans
the claims are gradually scaled
down. the final one asking only for
the ens.rru part ~ the latrian pun-
inmila fiume and IStlmat.a minus
Harn
" Trnmh.tch. the Jugo- SHAY for
"gn minister ana DR.. \esnitch, the
Jugo- Slav minister In Paris. viii de.
liver addresses before the commla-
sion of the great powers tn support
~ tho views contained IN their
mrmofu ndum.
The Italian delegation has decided
not to enicr any discussion with the
lugu. Shps ~ l'giSt at present but
90 Sot forth the italian viewpoint to
their colleagues OF the great powers.
leaving the latter tu Judge between
the conflicting claims
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES
Ml0WE0 GREATER IMPORTS

n>NASillNGTON. Feh 2 AS "a re-
~ " negotiations conducted at
Afs. norway. sweden. Holland and
prnmnFh are to be permitted to i'm
port increased Quantities 81 essential
.ommodilles from the victorious an
om'rd nl'lons ana "A large part ~
ne ylo.Oi9 tons ~ Danish. Sw,-ilsh
~ N"tWerlnn shipping now under
,nit'rr To the shipping board ~ tn
W returned
NmAi,anoous announcement ~ the
vu'.oinr NJ the negot ations wcrr
aue tonight by the war trade board
s auu 'he shipping board. Under the
onoihlr agreement the fotr north
sn European neutrnls viii he en-
no.ed To Increase materially their
pot'e ~ cotton, wool and leather
na n ,h''r manufactures as well ~
sv. 80, nm ana U.s. products. cdlhl"
and lneiih'e animal ana vegetable
o"s. tobacco aud coffee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Tribute to Roosevelt
and Form of Memorial
at Sundays Meeting

Next sunday has been set aside
IN Tulsa ns National Memorial
sunday In honor ~ former presi-
dent Roosevelt Previous To- to-
day plans had been made 10 have
two separate meetings I'm the city,
but Mr., Murray of the Y. NJ, e, A.
arranged 10 have these meetings
combined IN the hlgh school build
ing
At $40 Sunday afternoon Percy
Mlrree win give an address on IN"
subject, "RoOrevclt the American
followed by Personal Memoirs
by Capt Frank Frantz. former
governor OF oklahoma and u very
close friend Of Roosevelt Cuuiuin
Frnntz was "a member ~ the same
troop Of rough riders to which
Roosevelt belonged
Al 430 Judge Campbell viii
present the matter ot "A permanent
memorial In honor of eN President
Roosevelt. after which the meeting
will be thrown open for discussion
~ to "A definite form - memorial
Everyone is invited TO attend these
meetings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
CITY MAY PURCHASE
P. & S. HOSPITAL
Propo~~d Tr~nsfcr II sciscsiulcd "a
Take I'iscc trbvuary Is, Would
Be Public Institution.
DEAL IS NOT YET CLOSED
Representatives NJ Osy Adminissra.
tion and Ds. w. u. wright
Owner. Confcvvcsi Wednesday.

steps were taken yesterday that
nrc expected to lead 10 tho purchase
by the city ~ Tulsa Of tho Physicians
and Surgeons hospital. n privats In
Htitutl0n located at i2s0 Carson ave
nue. nnd N the details are compiet tod
II N said that the transfer OF tho hos.
pltal 10 tho city will be nhde on Fob.
ruary ~,
The meeting between tho city's
representatives and tho owners of
ihr hospital WIS attended by Mayor
Charlie. II Hubbard. A. NJ welch.
Guy humane officer, and Dr W. H.
Wright one ot the o~prs Of the
hospital
MIR Wcich stated last night that
arrangcments for the purchase were
completed hut that before tho deal
~hs closed 1t was necessary to work
out some details ana that ihese de-
taih we're In the hands OF Mayor
Hubbard a.
Mayor Hubbard Rcticrnt.
Mayor Hubbard stated that he was
not ready to make an announcement
W INV phfutulhIr uNNl lnt puftUanf
NaA ready TO he closed aud that.
while negotiations were In progress
the city had not yet bought or con
iracted to buy the property.
Doctor Wright said that hs had
talked with tho mayor and Mr.
Nclch and had been asked by them
10 prepare abstracts of title To tho
huHpiial property
Tho physicinns ana Surgeons hos
pital was established hy Doctor
Wright In 1910 II has ~ private
rooms and has been conducted M a
private hospital The operating
company IL capitalized NJ 10000
and It's officers are Mrs X ".
wright, president br. W. y. wright.
secretary anh treUurer, and Mrs,
Edth Wilson. superintendent
II the city acquires the property II
" said that the hospital will br
placed under city board of control
and that II will be conducted both
~ u charity and pay institution Ar-
commodniions will he provided for
patients unable 10 pay for the serV-
lee. but there will be n charge for
medical attention II Tho patients are
thlr 10 pay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
DANCE TO REIGN TONIGHT
Cars viii BE Cleared From
Floor; 80 Cents and Any
Clothes Gets You In.
WEDNESDAYS CROWD LARGE
Record Attendance of First
Three Days Probably Will
BE Smashed Thursday.

Tula automobile lovers combined
business With pl,Nsurr yesterday tho
third day of the Tulsa Automobile
show II wns "D"Lcrs ana nuyeH
Day" ard both seller ANA prosprc.
tive moior1st. improved their oppor-
tunity IN. crowd again exceeded
expectations. II being cT limited that
fuzzy 5000 attended the shuW. which
was equal to the needs ~ the first
two days of the cNhibt
Competition betwrcu dealers wus
keen, all going the limit to rocute
tn. mos, sales possible. For he dny
only. they left off thu glad hand ut
fellowship and rruV" only 10 pul
their products before prosperity,
buyers IN the mos, favorable ilpht.
NJ rn,or,tisn shown.
RuycrH and prospects showed
little fnvoritism In cars ar models
while some uf the larger machines
have come In for little more attcn-
tion. when " cAmo down Ia putting
up money for the purchase of one
the smaller but popular makes came
In for their share of the purchance
There was likewise lltte choice
shown In makes Each individual
scemed intent on getting the cai
60 suit hs particular ncAis ami every
motor figured In the days selling
No two people think alike. Thi
was especially shown IN the exhibit
Ing OF care for u,le purposes yes
terday Some preferred certain cars
or Etylcs Tor various reasons. Others
did no, wnnt that car FOR the same
reason
40 anxious were many buyers Ia
take their can, with them. that II
WAS necessary for several exhibitors
to lot ciss go from the exhibit and
secure duplicates from their show
rooms.
Entertainment H. Iraturc.
The entertainment provided WIS on
"a plane with thai ~ former DAYS
The brchestrn. which has won great
popularity. played during the after.
noon and evening. Vaudeville by
some of the beet acia ever seen IN
this city continued to please tho large
crowd
To-day, the last ~ the exhibit, IL
CONTlNCEp on PAGi ElENES
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

someiimss ihint we grow ups kno~
lco many things that are not 20
W. .prJ our um' or ." seems.
ShAtietihr tho children'a fonde,t
dreams.
And fl'inr little eys, With mist
bJ proving fairies don't c,i,
rrrhsp, w. ought 10 teach the youth
To tread the 'ugred va Of truth
And make them think ihis world =
plae"
Where everything be- commonplace
Api only that u true which the,
Tan sec aud touch from dsi 10 da,
Ard vet thst rob, each Eri aud boy
who follow. ,'rlriS Truth, .,.rn l,-s
n"pti'es child ~ SAnts claus
Md takes from every roF@ hush fair
The hties that are dsrillng there
When children AL u things are -,
lts seldom that I tril them. No
IN fancy fs,hion | contti'e
To kerp their fair, toll alive
Rather than end their dr-sms In rrisf,
I try 10 strengthen their belief
I toll Of i.itie' | have met
Dancing shout the miEnonst's
Nnd a. their eyes 80 open uii.
with wondtfmrnt With tender nride
! .etsteh nv dul' slow wittsd he.d
Recalling vhst thcv did and isid
think Tor such = rold.n lie
l'll he forgiven h. and b,
Too soon those title eyes will ~~ep
or broken dreams they cannot kssp,
Too soon those little eyes will weep
know
How many cherished ioyt srsn't ~
Copyright 1910 by Edgar 4 Guest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
utlAY Is EXPECTED IN RED
INVESTIGATION BY SENATE

., MAsiIlNGTON. Feb. 2 prclimi-
" a, 'hN'slim'ion ~ bolshevikl. /
,l, " am other propaganda prob,
M w. l'.av no open inquiry into
,,,a.' pl"cl which was ordered yes
H,uAy hv tho senate chairman
,,lnan e,,,.,n " the senate Judiciary sub
n, 'ihll''ee said tonight that tho puh-
ma an 'ngs probably would not get
1s,t. WaN until next week na II was
Va, ~ lo examine evidence In the
Ig,, department and department Of
rr, .'' beforehand In order TO may
c,dn,, 'mp'ehensiye program Of pro
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
PERSONNEL IS ELIMINATED
stumbling Block in Measure
for $4,000, 900 Bonds Il
Passed Over.
MANAGERIAL PLAN BEATEN
Hope i Held Out That II
MAY BE Revived to Affect
Tulsa County.

OKLAHOMA tlrN Feb .,
oklahoma state highway problem
took long step toward solution to-
DAY Major points IN The two pro.
\yfims WhCh have been at issue
we're recon led and the plan comes
more nearly hcing IN shape Tor sub
m ssion ana debate than At any time
snrr the committees began wrang
ling over tho details of the bills. The
committee has eliminated the mat.
ter NJ personnel of the commission
from ~ lI'l Tho other points de-
c.dcd upou at tine meeting ~ the
senate roads committee today are
the following
No county aii 10 ho asked IN
building the roads
The gross production tax and the
automobile license tax to he applied
10 the sinking fund which viii re
tire tho funds
Admitting property owners 10 ho
taxed 'or the cost of maintenance.
Tho senate committee voted down
the Thomas plan which provided
for no bond issue Others who
fought the plan which was finally
adopted are Senators Tucker Kerr.
Mcintosh ana McAlcster.
iIonsc In Agreement.
Practically the same program ~
accepted hv tho senate committee
has been iriovscd Nv the house com
mittee Plans are now rapidly
" rounding into form and |, ir more
than likcly that the program. crvept
IT, minor details will be ready for
final presentation IN a few dRys
Tho hlll provides for tha issue Of
iio00ooo0 ~ supported hv Gov
efnor Robertson. Tho road program
would 10 strictly state proposition
under The committee agreement
The amended resolution submit
ting the graduated land tax passed
he house today Rflcr sharp debate.
The special graduated tax IL to be.
come applicable to land holdings In
excess ~ 720 acres The scale
Hachcs 20 mills on hdldingA OF 320O
Lcteb nr over
county mn Killed.
The senate killed the hin by
Davidson Kerr. johnson and Snyder
providing fnr county managerial
form ~ government for Muskogee
\ Tulsa, oklahoma CITY and Okmul-
Thomas gave an counties m. right
70 adopt the same form NJ govern
ment under certain conditions n
wa 'hls amendment In tho opinion
on the 'rnmcia of the bill. which
tllled H. and motion 10 reconsider
hv senator Thomas has the effect OF
Weeping the bill alive II was re-
TERED back 20 its authors, who will
trpott u out In iis original form
Then. II II believed. u will pass the
senate
Representative NcNabh ~ Sc.
auolnh county has not allowed
Twelve A to die without "a struggle.
Ne Introduced n hill which IL prnc-
ucally a duplicate of the one side
uaokcd yesterday which viii again
eNng the matter before the lcgisla-
,ure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Question of Represen-
tation Becomes
Troublesome.
POINTS ARE ADOPTED
Preamble and Two Arti-
cles on Constitution
Accepted.
CZECH CLAIMS ARE HEARD
Commission Will Try to
Effect Complete
Settlement.
ITALIANS OUTLINE DEMANDS
Memorandum Is Prepared
Setting Forth Terri
torial Position.
ITALIANS OUTLINE DEMANDS

PARIS Feb. b.---AlthouGh the
five great allied and associated
powers which are directing the
peace conference have turned over
much ~ tho work to commissions.
the society OF nations question. esps-
ciaIiy with reference to the smaller
nations. 10 becoming rather . knotty
problem.
Tho smaller nations. Il is declared.
want full equity IN . soctsty OF ma.
tions and also greater powers than
the pians already outlined give 20
them. The great powers, On the
other hand, ara faced with . situa-
tion that u each state IL given one
member on q supreme court Of na.
tions. they might find themselves In
the minority. although their inter
ests might be srcater and probably
would be.
II 10 no, believed that the great
powers would consent to the ar
ranUcmcnt OF this sort and . sttua-
tion similar 10 that at the second
be In the making. The experts a
hspsfui u finding . way 10 get the
smaller states 10 agree 10 the plan
20 that Il will not fall ~ Elihu
Roots scheme Tor . supreme court
81 hations failed Of approval ~ ~
second conference at The HasuA
An official communication Issued
this sveninn says;
The allied peace delegates on
February Q heard N. kramars and
NJ. Henes on the rlaims Of tho
Czech o. -Stovak republic. A commits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
PREAMBLE or LEAGUE
n ADOPTED

PARIS, Feb. b.---The preamble and
two articles of the constitution OF
,he socisty OF nations were provision
ally agreed upon last night iy the
commission Of tho peace conference
appointed 10 deal with that subject.
II was officially announced today
Satisfactory progress WAS made with
other parts Of the task.
The question Of adding represen-
tatlvcs OF other powcrs To the COM
m i&sion, n was added. 10 being dis
ru@ed.
Tho peace conference COMMITTEES
on reparation mrt this afternoon ana
exchanged viewv regarding the phin-.
cipies covering rsparauons for dam.
ases caused by tho enemy and based
on memoranda which will be pre-
ssuSs-d by the delegations. Of the
countries affected.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
PUTS UNEMPLOYED
MIN At 500, 900.

WASIIINGTON. Feb. b.-Urging
the house rules committee to give
the right-of way for passage OF legh-
lation prohibiting immigration Tor
four years. Frank Morrison, secre-
lary OF the American Federation of
Labor. said that $1,000 men In the
United states were now without en-
ployment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Reds Are Beaten in Bremen;
Assembly TO Meet at .Wein1ar

CoPENiIAGEN. Feb. 6.-1overn.
ment troops entered bremen las,
night after heavy fighting and bccu-
pied tho town hail and IN, stock on.
change. The spartacans have 70.
treated tol Groepsinuen
The government troops made their
entrance after the city had been
bonn barded. Many persons arc re.
ported TO have been Killed In the
hombardment. Armed apartAca q
from Eisenach and Goths are on
their way to Bremrn to support the
SpnrtaCans there.
LONDON. Feb . During the
homhardment of bremen the old
cathedfll the poursc and IN. city
hall were damaged and many houses
partly destroyed. according To an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen.
ny The Associated Press
WElMAN Monday, Feb. Z the
process ~ temporarily transferring
the German seat " government
from Ucrlin To wrtmar where the
national assembly In to nIet Thurs
dav IN expected 20 be virtually com
pleted tomorrow when Count brock
dorff Rnntzan. the foreign secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

THE WEATHER.

TULSA, Okh feh Maximum,
u minimum, "a south Winds and
tlesf
OKLAHOMA 1hut.day and FsdAy
FAIR
LOUISIANA AND FNSr TEXAS
lhutsdsy fsir tomeNhst warmer Fri
dA, iait
ARKANSAS ANp WFsT TEXAS
lhursdaV and ftiday tar
KANSAS GpbetsllS fair Thursday
FRIDAY unsettled. 20, much change In
temperature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

Cl.AREMOHE, Feb The hish
school girh of the domestic sclsnce
department OF the Claremore hish
school spread an elaborate banquet
a. the school cafeteria Monday even.
ing 10 honor the investigating house
cumuiittre of tho legislature which
was on a tour OF investigation OF the
various Institutions ~ the stale
maintained by public funds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
HOUSE FLAYS WILSON
FOR SECRET MESSAGE
Republican Mcmbcrs In Debate oo
Naval I,iiI Criufsr President for
No, Making Appeal Public.


wASiIfNGTON, Feb. & --conHld-
.,h,to, "A, IA. h,,.. ,ol,v ~ m,
~ ~' W ~ '''' I ,,n
"'"ua' 'N'"' "'P'"p' '"'''"
brought forth more criticism o'
President wilson, some members a.
..,,,,y ,h,, n. y,. .,d,,vorl,y ia
| iotcn w" AUTHORIZATION "t WV w"
three-year building plan without
taking consr,,, into his confidence
aa ,o ,v.nts nj Paris which made
such legislation necessary at this
time
Dlscu ~ion along this line followed
recelpt by chairman phdpeti of the
naval COMMITTEES. ~ n cahlegram
nnm the preHident expressing salts.
fnctlon with the unanimous decision
~ the naval committee 20 recon
mend the new construction program
Tho message was not read Ia the
house but was made public by Mf
pndgrit
Ii,,,, oppo.,t,op Ia mn
There was i'le debate on tho bin
iiso,f md oppoaitlon Ia the propnseN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
tItNISTiCE SIGNED
~ rOLE.S AND lILCNS.

RASEl. switzerland, Feb. 5.-An
armistlce between the Polish and
Czech Slovak forces which have been
fighting on the SileEian front, was
signed on February J. according to
adyices received here,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
WILSON MEETS
pNIIOIIt AND GEORGE.

had "A conference during the fore
noon with Premier Lloyd George and
A ualfour, the Nritiah foreiRn
secretary The president and the
british siatramen were together Tor
some tine,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
Tui-a Journnixt Coming Home.

Frank /. ManEum. a former Tulsa
newApaprrinan. II on his way home
from overseas. according 20 word 70
relyed, In Tulsa Wednesday Ile In
n member af the ssth aero squadron
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06
fnid Tanker I,r,,r,-

,,e. presidcr, NJ IN. rniG Nn,ionai
me-, sold his INTEREST to q Fleming.
"A'hS business mere.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-06

oI<I.AilONA CRY Feb, --
Tho delcctnhlc spectacle of
house VI representative SWING
over It's time 10 the airing ~
personal grudFe on tho part OF one
member against a certain h"wSpa-
Der was presented In IN" over
house today when Repr"seninoV"
Ruth attempted to call tho pally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-05

occupation at Coblenx. Germany, has
received his discharge and returned
to his home on the Belgrade road.
John Sweeney. who is employed al
a machinist in Milo. is passing the
remainder Of the week with his fam
lily on Pleasant street.
The regular meeting Of Cascade
Grange will be held this evening in
Grange hall
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bragg are
parents of a baby girl born July 4th.
Mrs. Nellie Bickford, who is en-
ployed in the home Of Nathaniel
Robinson. is passing a few days at
her home in Belgrade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones, Bert
Weber, and John Kennedy of Bath
were guests of relatives in town Fri
day, making the trip by auto.
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
7 Knowles. on High street, are kuar-
antined with scarlet fever, their son
Charlie being i'll with the disease.
John w. Carroll. who is employed
as foreman at the Shattuck ship
yards in Dover, y. H., is passing a
few days with his family on the Bel
grade road.
Henry Bushee of the 18th Division,
10Th Inf, who recently returned
from overseas and has received his
discharge from Camp Devens, is at
the home of his father, Joseph
Bushee of High street.
Frank MARS has returned from
Dexter. where he was called by the
death of his wife's mother, Mrs.
Anna Pooler.
Andy Trask of Wilton is a guest
Of Frank Mairs for few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-05
She was Fat
COUNTY OF KENNEeEc

kENNEBEc, SIS, SUPERIOR COURT.
June Term, 1919.
Fay Scott vs.. Ernest r. Blethen
and TT.
And now on suggestion to the Court
that Ernest r. Blethen the defendant.
at the time of the service of the writ
was an inhabitant of this State, and had
no tenant. agent, or attorney within the
same. that goods or estate have been
attached in this action. and that he ha :
had no notice of said suit and attach
ment. it is ordered. that notice OF the
tendency of his suit be given to the
ed copy of this order. together with an
abstract of the plaintiff writ. three
weeks successfully in The kennebec
Journal, newspaper printed at Au-
gusta in the County of Kennebec the
last publication to be not less than thir-
ty days before the next term Of this
Court. to be holden at Augusta. within
and for the County of Kennebec, on the
first Tuesday of September. 1919. that
pear, and answer to said suit, if he see
At
ABSTRACT OF PLAiSTiFFs WRIT,
Date of Writ. March LIST. 1919. Ad-dam-
mum, $4,000. Writ returnable and en-
tered April Term. 1919.
Action Of debt to recover the sum Of
one hundred dollars as per declaration
in the writ.
W. B. PIERCE.
Dexter. Maine.
Attorney for Plaintiff
true copy Of the order of Court
with abstract OF writ
Attest: c. W. JONES. Clerk.
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