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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
MINISTERIAL DISTRICT NO.

Brunei, G. c., real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record of ownership
In the Clerks office ............S 2I5rU
Brock, Geo. H., tangible: no
property: gone; live stock
s45.OO; total -. ...........,,... 10000
Brown, J. C., real estate: dill
gent search and property not
found on record of ownership In
the Clerks office .............. 100 90
Carly. Frank, tangible; no prop
erty; dive stock. SgS) total 80. los. 90
Jones, VIM, tangible; twice as
sessed :........................ 10000
LedfOrd, John, tangible; no prop
erty; gone; live stock. S25 90:
total .,.......................... $500
Martin, James tangible; no prop
erty; dead; live stock ........ 5000
Mills, john, tangible, no proper
.ty; live stock ........,....,,... 1000
Moore, Nick, tangible; no prop
erty, live stock ............ 20 90
Smith, Harry. tangible; no prop
,ertyi gone ........:.........,'. $4,000
erty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Sans, Edward, real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record Of ownership
in the clerks office ......... 500 90
Saylor, Jess, real estate; owned
and listed by Rebecca Mills;
TAX Dalu Observation-Disclosures. loo. 90
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
MAoIsTeRlAL DISTRICT NO.

Baker, Sarah E., real estate;
Barge, Anthony, tangible; no
property; Give stock) ,..... So OC
Broughton, James, tangible. no
property; Give stock, Ss.00).. 1I4O0
Carnes, Andrew, tangible no
property; U. 5. Army 49,, 400 %
Cole, Anderson, real estate UNI
known; diligent search and
property not found; no record
Of ownership in Clerks ofice sSOO
live stock ........:.,.,:;',.... 1890
property; live stock ........ 1901
Hammons, Eliza, real estate I'M
known; diligent search and
property not found: no record
Of ownership in Clerks office $50 90
Hubbard, Pant, tangible; gone;
Give stock, Si5.u0I; total ..... $500
kiningham Charlie, tangible.
gone live stock ............ Hoo
Mills, II. .. CGuardan), real es-
tate not found, diliECnt search
and property not found. no rec
ord Of ownership In CLERKS Of
flee tS225.Vr live stOClD total al %
Mills, Eva, tangible no property;
dive stock, 65.OO.......... 1900
Mills, CLARK, tangible; no Prop
erty;; U. s. Army ............. $4,000
Mills, VIM, tangible no prop
,erty; dive stock, $500 -. 100
Mills, David, tangible, nc prop
.erty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Mills, Davis, tangible: no prop
erty, gone; live stock ......... 5000
Mills, John A. (GuardianJ, real
estate; clerical error ......... 40 90
Smith John, tangible. no prop
erty; live stock, $4,000; total. $500
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21

KNOX FISCAL COURT, yoLY TERM,
JULY I, 1919.
II is ordered by the Court that Read r.
Black, Sheriff, be and he is hereby allow
ed the following delinquent list, amount
ing TO $4,000, as follows:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
CITY OF eAReouRvILLE.

Blevins, Luke r., tangible prop
erty, none found; nom resident 8 Is 90
Brown, Ben F., tangible property,
none found: u. 5. Army........ Il 90
Chambcrlin, Is. F, Real estate:
person unknown. diligent search
and property not found: no rec
ord Of ownership in Clerks Of
fee .:......:............ 10000
Clark, Nancy, intangible: no such
person can be found .......... 10000
Fanny, Robert, tangible: none
found L. $. Army. 1000
Fisher, j. A., tangible; none
found; unknown ....~........ 300
property found .......:........ $50 90
Hammons, J. f., tangible; no
property found; gone .......... 20. 90
Hubbard, Henry. tangiblei no
property found, gone ........ 1900
Humfieet W H., tangible, no
property found; gone ........ 400
MiZpah Drilling Co, tangible:
never owned any Tangible, the
ctus Of which was in Knox
County at time of ass, ssment
live stock, S1T5OO): total ...... 7,1l0. 90
Newman, John e., tangible: no
property; dead ........... $500
Walker, VIII. tangible nn prop
erty: u. S. Army ........... $500
Woody, John, tangible, $4,000.
own lot, $l,5000O no such per-
son known: diliGent search. no
property found no record OF
ownership in Clerks Office. w I645 %
Williams Bill tangible: no prop
erty: L. $. Army ...........,. 1900
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21

Walker, Jeff, twice assessed ........ $50
Wyatt, Robt., no property .......... $50
feager, w, non res; Garrard Co.. $50
Total. 1O7 names .t1eO.bO
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21

Mills, Mills, real estate unknown;
diliRent search and property
not found; no record of owner
ship In Clerks Office .... go 0,
icai error '.......,..1....'.'i, $3.50,
Murphy. Jack, tangible; no trop-
erty; live stock ............. 100. OF
Tineley, Lizzie, real estate; twice
dsEtbstu .ssssssssssssss.ss lbO.Oi
ical error, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 225.Ot
stock, 100000; in army. ....,'. siO. d
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
MAeIsTERIAL DISTRICT Nc

Bennett, Joe, tangible: no prop
E, erty; o. $. Army; live stocks lOO. OF
Farmer. King tangible; no prop
erty; gone; live stock ($225):
=, total ..,.....:,;....:. .,,. 275. OF
Gibson, Hardin, tangible; clerical
error; live stock C$S5): total 95. OC
erty Observation-Disclosures. 100. o.
Jones, william. real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record of ownership in
@ the clerks office .;............. $500
Spurlock, Pearl, real estate; dill
gent search and property not
found; no record of ownership
n, IN the clerks office, ;........".. $1,000
Wilson, Grover. tangible; no prop
erty; gone; live stock; in army 1850
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
oRAYs GRADED SCHOOL.

Cox, J. A, real estate (sI25); live
stock ($l2O); total .............S 2I5
Coz, Bob, tangible; no property;
live stock ($11O); total ......... l79
Lumpkins, Turner, tangible, no
property: L, :. Army; live stock l25
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
District No. 8.

Atkinson, Afford, no property ...S1.5O
Barton, A. D., no property .......... $50
Campbell. j. H., twice assessed ...... $50
Fry, Clyde, no property .............. $50
Caller, J. Il, no property .......... l5O
Holland, Warren, no property ...... l.5U
Humfieet, W H., no property . $50
Jones, Jas, no property ............ $50
Jones, X. L., no property ..... $50
Martin, David, no property ..... 80
Moore, Buster, no property ...... $50
Moore, c. L., no property .......... $50
Partin, Lee, no property ......... 80
Sewer, Byrd, no property .......... $50
Smith, Luke, no property ........... $50
Taylor, Isaac, no property ........, Ib1
Taylor Levi, no property .......... l50
White, Tom, no property ...... so
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
MINISTERIAL DISTRICT Nc

Bingham, VIM, tangible: none
found ............... .........s IS. 90
Maker Margaret, real estate un.
known: diligent search and no
property found: no record Of
ownership in Clerks office. .. 1850 20
Chappen, J. T., tangible; no
property; dead ............ Is 90
Golden, Hiram, real estate, listed
by ). h. Golden, not owned By
Hiram Golden; NONRESIDENT. Pts o.
Hall, Jess, tangible; no prop
ertN Observation-Disclosures. 300
Han, Eugene, tangible, nc prop
Jackson, W. NJ, Sr, twi,e as
'scss"d. tangible ................ 1890
Jackson, w s., taIgible; no
proptrty; gone ............... 100
Jarvis, John NJ, tangible; no
property; dead i$125.Dc): total lG3. Gu
Joiner W. L.. tangible: no prop
erty; u. S. Army s......... 1000
Parton, Thomas, tangible; no
property: unknown ($5t.Ut, to-
- tai .;;:.........::;.... ........ 1890
Perry. VIM, tangible; no prop
Price, j. s., real estate unknown;
dihgent search and property
not found. no record of owner
ship In CLERK s office ......... 25O. o.
PoindeXter VIM, real estate,
owned ard listed by Alex Jones
and tax paid Observation-Disclosures. l0j.0y
Nanhook, j. T., tangible; no
property, gone. Observation-Disclosures. ~ %
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21

SIS Exonorated List at si.5C zach. .s732.O
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
Wilton Graded School.
corbin Graded School.
POLL TAX

Exonerated at the January Term OF the
Knox Fiscal Court, 1919. to-wit:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
WILTON GRADED SCHOOL
coReIN GRADED SCHOOL

Carter, James. real estate; dill
gent search; property not found,
no record of ownership in the
clerks office ................. 1000
Floyd, Sol real estate uown lott,
dllgent search; property not
found; no record Of ownership in
the clerks CtliCr ........-.... 25.Oa
property .........;.,,.'..,,,...' s,sl5OO
eEty; gone ,,,.,...,;;;,,..,.,..'. 1000
.erty; clerical error ...........'. IO2. 90
Mccain, II. L., twice assessed $500
owens, w. l., tangible no prop
Reynolds. w. H., tangible no
property gone ......,........ %. 90
Webb, q. s., tangible; no prop
esTty; dead .....,.;...,.:..,.,r. $4,000
Williams, Chas., real estate, list
ed by II III. Wilburn; tax paid 4O0.0 90
HARRISON, Green twice assessed. $4,000
mckinney, Mrs. James, real es-
tate: dillgent search: property
not found; no record Of owner
ship In the clerks office. .,..., 800 90
MAoIsTERIAL DISTRICT NO. S.
Harlan Knox Coal Co., tangible:
Amounting In the whole TO $40, 500, ana
the said Sheriff is eXonerated from taxes
on the aforesaid amount.
ID. w. SLUSHN, Clerk.
New Trosper Coal Co, eN. by
Amount exonerated above .,..,. 4O,SO9.o 40
-
S74O2l. OO !
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
District No. z.

Barton, j. NJ, no property ..........Sl.5D
5irnttt Henry T., no property ...... l.jO
Hcltcn, Ave. no property minimum. $50
Helton, Jno.. no property ......... l,5O
heiton, Hiram, no property .......... l.5G
Helton, j. w, no property .......... $50
MatioCk, +. NJ, no property ........ $50
Paul, Thos, no property ........... $50
Powell, Geo, no property ........ i.5O
smith, Samuel L., no property ...... l5J
steel Jnc.' no property .............. l.50
I've, Geo, no property ............ 40
walters, Q. NJ, no property ........ |. so
walters, Evert no property. ......... /, so
District No. g.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21

bahei' JOHiiI NdIGlDlct twice as
sessed ......r. ..,,...,,.,.,,..,S 1000
Clark, Lat. real estate; owned
and listed by Sallie j, Clark,
tax paid .......,,,.......,.... 1000, %
Davis, c. c., real estate I'M
known; diligent search and
property not found no record
OF ownership In Clerks office $1,000
Epperson. Tom, tangible no
property; u. S. Army; live
stock Observation-Disclosures. 225. 90
Epperson, Gus, real estate: own
ed ana listed by Bert EppersOn;
tax paid ...................... ESQ 90
Hubbard, VIM, real estate; twice
dssehstu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ll1S,OO
Grubb, Robert real estate un-
known; diligent search and
property not found. no record
OF ownership In Clerks Office. 10000
Hurley, HarVe, intangible: no
property ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Hammons, Clarence, tangible; no
property; lave stock .,....... $500
Jackson. baltimore, tangible; no
King, Bin, real estate: owned and
listed by Harve King; tax PAID 10000
Miller, Robert real estate dill
gent search and property not
found OF record Of ownership In
clerks oince .....s...,,....... 800, "
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1919-11-21
District No. 4.

Bailey Jas, gone ..,..,............S1. so
Brock, Ike, BELL Co. ................ 16l
BroughtOn, Lee, u. s. ,..... 80
Brown, Dick, twice assessed ..... l.5O
Cole Anderson, no such man .... so
GambreI Jno,, twice assessed ..... 1.50
Gambrell Phil, IT, S. .............. $50
Cray Henry, twice assessed 80. 1850
Gregory, Green, twice assessed -. l.5O
Grubh, Jno., asylum .....,.,........ 1850
Hammons, Abe, Madison Co. ..,..... 1.5O
Hardy, Ben, twice assessed ... 15O
Hubbardi Bank, Clay Co. .,...,,..... 100
Jackson, BeY, Garrard Co. .l... $50
birmingham, Charley, Bell Co. $50. LbO
Iiford: Jno, cripple (no property. $50
May, Wills. Bell Co. .,............. 1850
MeSser, Clark, killed by railroad -, $50
MiiiiA Henry O., twice assessed ...... $50
NILS, Hugh, ". s. .............,.... $50
uil,s Noah, Bell Co. ,,,.,,,..,..,.. lbo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
MCMILLAN TO
HEAD BOWDOIN
ARCTIC SEARCH

Portland. Me-, July H.-Prof. Dom
aid q. Mcmillan. the Arctic explor y
and leader Of the Crockerland expeii-
ton. win have a small schooner with
auxiliary power. to be built at Booth
bay and christened the Bowdoin.
when he leaves next summer on his
next exploration trip in the region Of
the Arctic ocean. according to plans
being considered by alumni Of Bow
dom college. He is . member Of the
faculty. a. well a. q graduate.
It 10 their intention to provide him
with . vessel. fitted with sails and
auxiliary power. about 60 feet in
length. for which funds will be rails
ed among graduates Of the college.
Prot. Mcmillan believes that the
type best adapted for exploration
work In the ice fields IL an auxiliary
craft about the same size as Maine
dshtng vessels. Such a vessel will be
built capable Of withstanding the
pressure Of the ice foes and being
unusually seaworthy, but will not
require q large crew. He will have
less than 10 men.
The party will devote from two to
three years in exploration work un-
der the auspices Of the National
Geographic Society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
DEADLOCK IN
r. I. CAR STRIKE

Providence, r. l., July sl.--Hnss,
Islands street car situation ton's
Is apparently deadlocked Win -.
outlook for any early settlement ~.
award made to the Boston suA
OF an increase up to So cents an w..
had strong influence upon the sI
ployes here. furnishing the only wv s.r
OF discussion. Accordingly, .I.v
the receivers Of the company Wv.
made the formal offer to pay pa. sd
imum Of IS cents an hour proI .,.r
the 1917 agreement as to "0. .s.rs
conditions continue in effect
was little surprise that the ars"I "a
the union was q prompt reiuss s,.,.
consider that figure and eoun s.,,r
proposal. asking 60 cents an ..ru,
maximum wage retroactive
June LIST.
Tonight the receivers replied ,..
jecting absolutely this offer, eAp' san,
ing that the increased wage MT nj.
100000 year additional ope. II
ing costs and stating that even at
fares were increased there wou'u a..
be sufficient revenue to meet the
pense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

TOXIC. Friday, July 1s-(By the AS.
ISOLATED Press)-The naval denar,-
ment has drawn up a three.years'
building program. according to the
newspaper Nichi Nichi. The new
construction will include two new
battle cruisers. each Of 4Q(00 toms
London. July 21-The war once
announces that owing to a further
landing from the Cascian sea oi
strong Bolsheviki reinforcements in
the rear Of Gen. Denikine's troops.
the latter have been obliged To make
another retirement.
new York. July 21.-Isadore Herz
private banker and steamship ticLet
agent. was indicted by the Federal
grand jury today on charges of CON
spring to illegally procure nermits
enabling aliens to leave the countrv
Greenfield. Mass. July 21-Ellia
Corkins. who on June 4 killed h;s
brother-in-law. Robert Lawless with
baseball bat and was indicted for
murder in the first degree. TO-DAY
pleaded guilty in the second degree
and was sentenced to state prison for
life. ava
Boston, July 21.-The resien.+,on
as secretary Of the National Asso-
citation Of Wool Manufacturers If
Winthrop L. Marvin and the selection
OF Paul T. Cherington, professor Of
marketing at Harvard Uniyersitv 70
succeed him were announced today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
POLK SAILS TO
REPLACE LANSING
AT PEACE TABLE

New York. July N-Frank L. Polk,
under secretary Of state sailed today
on the steamship Imperator Tor
France to take the place Of Secretary
Lansing at the peace conference.
He declined to discuss the Mexican
situation and said he would not be
In wireless communication with Mr.
Lansing on the way across.
Mr.. Polk was accompanied by his
wife and two children and a stan oil
assistants.
Vice Admiral Albert Gleavee
commander Of the naval transport
force, visited the under secretary to
pay his respects before the Imepra-
tor departed. Mr.. Polk expected to
have a conference here with Secre-
tary Lansing before he sailed. bat
his chief. who is aboard. the steam
ship Rotterdam, will not reach New
York before Wednesday.
Mr.. Polk said he could not discuss
the Mexican situation because it was
entirely in the hands Of Acting Sec
rotary Phillips. pending Mr.. Ian
sings return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
CLERKS WIN
FIFTH STRAIGHT

The Waterville Clerks Won their
fifth straight game in the Twilight
League at Fairfield. and defeated
Fairfield by the score Of to 5. Cur
ney went in the box for Fairfield and
was knocked of the rubber in the
first inning after he hit the first man
and three singles were made off him.
Spinney went in and retired the next
three batters in order. Fairfield out
hit the Clerks but by poor base run
ming lost the game. Fairfield had a
batting rally in the last inning. A.
King and Perry singled with none
out out and Spinney doubled to eft
and scored the two runners F. King
famed. Gregory hit to Parlin and
he fumbled the ball and Spinney try
ing to score was caught at the plate.
c. King flied to Parlin and ended the
game. A. King did the heavy hitting
OF the game. F. King played a star
game at third. Tonight's game will
be North Ends and NJ. S. R. r. shops
Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
WITNESS FORD ON
STAND BUT HOUR

Mt Clemens. Mich. July 2l.-what
with arguments Of counsel which re.
suited in q ruling by Judge Tucker
cutting OF debate for and against
objections ana the reading Of a dep
osition by John Reed. magazine writ.
er. Henry Ford escaped with onlv
one hour on the witness stand today.
The witness, suing the Chicago
Daily Tribune for 100000 ON a
charge Of libel. developed nothing IN
the way Of views or ideas differing
from those expressed last week.
He was Intercepted by Attorney
Stevenson. senior counsel for the Tri-
bune. while Attorneys Luelins and
Murphy maintained their accustom-
Cd DIRE Of objections. Elimination Of
argument over objections was adopt
Cd - q means Of speeding up the
trial, the record Of which now runs
close to 10000 words.
In preliminary questioning Mr..
stsvsnson reminded the witness that
he had defined m Anarchist a one
who threw bombs. or seeks to over.
turn governments. ana endeavored 20
get Mr.. Ford to admit that the sit.
uation along the Mexican border in
ISIS which provoked mobilization Of
the National Guard. Was In fact an.
arehy. In this the lawyer did not
succeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
CAMP KENNEBEC
DEFEATS OAKLAND
INDEPENDENTS, 6 TO 3

In a fast game Of ball at camp
kennebec Monday. the Oakland In.
dependents defeated the Camp team
8 to 3. 1t vas a good game through.
out. The pitching was about even
but Sukeforth received better sup.
port than his rival. Tierney. who is
from Lafayette College. The hitting
OF Leahy and Bates. with Sukeforth's
all-around work. featured for Oak
land. while Tierney and Yocum play
ed good ball for the home boys.
Leahy, who broke his nose Saturday
in the Oakland A. A. VS.. Cedar Crest
Camp Councillor game. split his
thumb on a srounder and will be out
OF the game for a week. The score:
OAKLAND INDEPENDENTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
Ask that Hohenzollerns,
Benefactors Of Huguenots,
Be Spared by French

Paris, July 21-(Havas)-A letter
addressed to President Poincare by
the Protestant Community Of Berlin
asking democratic France to right its
wrongs toward the Huguenots driv-
en- from France in 1855 by sparins
their benefactors, the Hohenzol-
lerns." is published today by the
Temps IN a Berlin despatch. The
reparation. the letter says, would be
way in which France might "tes-
tify her gratitude for the protection
accorded the twenty thousand HUI
guenots which were sheltered by the
-elector Of Brandenburg."
The signer Of the letter asks Pres
ident Poincare - communicate the
request to All the allies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22

A meeting Of all guarantors Of the
Chatauqua, which has been adver-
tised to be held in this city the week
of August S0th, will be held on Tues
day evening (tonight) at 100 at the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms. The
season tickets have arrived and will
be given out to all the guarantors
at this meeting. Anyone who is I'M
able to attend can obtain the tickets
from Charles Vigue at the Kennebec
Trust Company any time after that
date. At the meeting of the guaran-
tors held in April it was unanimous
Iy voted that all guarantors pay for
their tickets when they received
them. each one being requested to
bring the sum of $3.50 at the meet
ing, or a check made payable to
Charles Vigue. treasurer. 1t is re-
quested that all members are present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
Exchange of Autos
Starts All Kinds Of
Trouble For Two

The laugh is on two we'll known
business men. who imagined they
were in lot Of trouble Monday fore
noor. when one OF the gentlemen. a
prominent manufacturer, drove up in
a new Buick car in front Of the Peo-
pies Bank. and leaving the engine
running went inside to transact some
business. In few moments he was
followed by one of the prominent ga
rage men in q new Buick. who went
inside the Ticonic Bank. and coming
out stepped into the auto OF the man
ufacturer and after few minutes
drive about the city stopped at the
Waterville Savings Bank for a few
moments. Upon coming out he could
not see his own car anywhere and
imagined 1t had been stolen. Hasten
ing down town he met the manu-
facturer and conhded to him that his
auto had been stolen. The manu-
facturer replied that his auto was
also missing and both FASTENED to
the police station. where a full de-
scription Of both autos was given
Marshal harrington, who at once got
busy. notifying nearby cities and
towns of the supposed theft. Some
time afterwards the manufacturers
auto was discovered at the Water
vile Savings Bank on Appleton street
where it had been left by the ga
rage man, who then recalled that he
had himself driven it there Upon
returning to the Ticonic Bank the
garage mans auto was found with
the engine still running. 1t IS rumor-
ed that lot of explanations are in
order and that the garage man was
busy passing out the cigars as the
joke seems to be on him. He has
vowed to be more careful in the
future as being absent minded does
not pay at the present price of new
Buick cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-22
Funeral Of Walter e. Noble

Funeral services for the late Wal
ter E. Noble were held at his home
Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock and
was largely attended by friends and
relatives coming from various places.
The profusion of flowers included
over 75 pieces. consisting Of indi-
vidual bouquets, wreathes and pill
lows. The Elks lodge Of which Mr..
Noble was a member, sent their pill
low. and the K. of P. Emblem came
from that .odge. The old Bicycle club
of which he was one of the first men,
bers, sent a beautiful floral heart.
John Suite. his closest friend. sent a
beautiful pillow of roses.
The Commercial Travellers Associa-
ton sent a beautiful wreath, en-
ployees Of the Elmwood hotel a large
wreath. A beautiful bouquet Of
roses came from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
K. Currier Of Detroit, Mich, former
~ of this city and another was from
r S. Payson of Augusta. Frank
Williams of New York, brought in
person a beautiful wreath, he being
a close friend of the deceased, and
quantities of flowers came from
neighbors and friends in this city.
Rev. w. F. Berry of the Christian
Civic League assisted by Rev. w. r.
Pierce Of the Methodist church OH
ciated.
The bearers were Charles NJ. Rich
ardson, H.B. Holland, Edgar ]. Brown
and Lester Skillin. Interment was
In the family lot at Pine Grove
cemetery.
Among those who came from out
Of town were. Frank Williams Of New
York, Miss Sadie Williams of Bos-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Emery OF
Fairfield Center and several others