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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17
LEAD AND ZINC MEN HAVE
CONFERENCE WITH FRISCO


,cpscial 10 The World
MIAMI. oct 10 Mining opera
tors aud railroad mon here aroGmnk-
ing "A desperate effort this week TO
get relief from tho car shortage
which Is paralyTing the lead and
elmo Industry In the oklahoma field
A committee Ia In conference with
the regional director OF railroads
and Frlsco officials at H. Louis now,
The Frisco railroad has notified
short line roads IN the mino field
that they cannot have moro than 10
empty ore cars a day, At the pres
ent time l.14a empty cars ara
needed to take out ore IN bins which
has already been sold. II is aHLl-
ruUtru rnEr orc shipments are fully
eight woeks behind. Yesterday five
additional cars were secured from
the Oklahoma Missouri and Gult
railroad. but few cars additional
every day will not help the situation,
operators say.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17

Before we offered a loaf Of MERIT Bread to
the people Of this city, we spent months of
time in preparation and expended thousands
of dollars equipping our bakery with new
and mavelously efficient machinery We
consulted scientists, chemists and engineers
and employed men of proven ability. This
was done so that every process of making
bread might be done absolutely right 30 that
we might be assured of steady supply
of the purest and the best flour and
other materials; so that we might have
an Hgani2aton of brcad-makers who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17
KING OF BELGIUM
INVITED TO TULSA
King Albert Through Secretary
OF State to This CITY.

II King Albert OF Belgium doesn't
SOC ihe wonders OF the Magic city
b. viii not he the fault u tho Tulsa
chamber or commerce. Congress-
man +. n. Howard was wired yes
ierdhy afternoon 10 present Tulsa'E
invitation TO the Belgian king
through Secretary of State Robert
Lansing. and make every effort TO
have Tulsa placed on the lniernary
OF tho royal party.
Attention was called In the mess
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17

age OF Secretary Clarence B Doug
las to the fact that Tulsa vas the
only Ci'y IN the southwest houored
by visit OF the imperial Belgian
mission. on july q. 1917, as dis
luct compliment to the city for her
splendid aid 10 stricken Belgium.
the mission composed ot Baron
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17

Moncheur. Lieut.. General Leclercq.
Major Asterrieth, Lieut. Count
& lrsel, ana other dignitaries were
the guests OF the city. Governor II
l. Williams and r l. McFarIin.
president OF the chamber OF COM
msrce, were In charge OF the en-
toriainment or the visitors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17

would be the most
efficient in the coun-
try; so that we might
have "A plant which
would become noted
for its sanitary fea-
lures; so that we
might offer to the
housewife a quality
Of bread that would
be a revelation to her
bread so clean, so
inviting, so good and
so nutritious that it
would gain her COM
plcte confidence and
admiration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17

If we cannot do what we have set out to do,
we are the losers. Ii we cannot make MERIT
Bread so good that it will make its way to
the tables of the most discriminating house
wives, we have fallen short and all the money,
time and energy spent will go for naught
If continued effort will help or ac-
complishment SO far counts for any
thing, defeat is not TO happen. We
are making MERIT Bread that comes
up TO the pectations-bread of a kind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17

ho hult bv his church viii be com
pIriDl early lhla fail All prepare
IunH Viii bee made and work viii h'
started next spring ou the me-"
church az Thirteenth and boulder
DISSOLUTION ~ the E.Ioradh
Dil company was uskrd ln - ped
'uu filed lu superior court ycstcr.
day by the three stockholders OF ih"
company The petition rJafos fha'
IUr agreement 'o dissolve the com
ptuy was made October 10. and
'huf all outstanding claims aRalnS'
th' company have been settled.
" r KITHCAHT deputy
sheriff returned from PauA Va
Icy yesterday morning after accom-
paying Howard knight - years
old tU rho STATE institution knight
waH committed in the school by
order Of The Juvenile court Judge
W O. Williams finding from tos.i.
u.orF thar the dcfcndau, Was iu
r1rrIgib.c
THrLIMISAHY hearing ,hr
following cases Is set Tor today in
'.r court 81 Justice g g. Nuxcy
% . Tuyu'r assault Arthur llaw-
Elns grand larceny, Ace ThompHon
ls-iult nina homer. grand lar
seny TWO charges carl Ttmplln
burglary. James Andrews ETani
nr"'ny, George wynn. grand Iar.
c.uy.
A CHANCE 10 live In washing
ton n e.. is being offered ~ yUunE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17

Miss Della Charboneau Of Denver r.
Col, begins tomorrow with tho
American Hehuty shop Miss Char
bonehu In an expert marcel operator.
Phone Usage t0l0.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-17
The Best Food the QrOCer sells

Most economical too That MERIT Bread. experts
and students food economy point cheapest food
sold today and recommend in place eggs other high
priced articles of diet Its plentiful will do
Cost of Living than anything you a chance Let
cut down food bills and the
tying and extremely healthy diet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
DOCTORS HAND
OUT LIVE TIPS
Take Public Into comldeses

P-nninen. physicians claim pAsrAs
fA3i n afe o6raoSe II nerve hunger
thai I IS the active brignt-eyed. strong
neTvea ulan Or WOMAN VINO Is ''thers"
AZ work N pay
Strong. we'll ncuris shed ncrras 10 .hs
s-ea: sec-eI at SUCCESS, health aan azp.
p.0ess-
Esn and women ~ % I've regardless
~ haaiia, strength. ambition. sHerg?
and hope. they exceed rae speed iirniis.
wasting ncrvs strength and energy and
eail 20 store 1p reserve force, R!tsr.
warCx they only exist, lfs has M logA.
~'.auu; energy. ambition. strong
nerves- and pure blood one cannot hope
20 enjoy Ire fUues, measure o1 SUCCESS
and happiness.
A noted speria.is, sa-s. phnsphat e
E1n brings strength q ina blood,
nerves and brair. IA. i, - perfec!
cnln oinhr:on Of vital elements of S-e1!
tonic qualities when taken BY Nerve.
SICK humans thst Z wiz increase body
staying oure-8'
&c also sEys: ~ ron a-s the victim
- ove-wnrk. worry. e1ceas Of men;Al
ras pleasures u lie are no lunge. en-.
tnyabie. thai vou need FhasF,hx cd Iron
TO brace. build you ap and put you a
ycrr fest Agz.S".
Special Nof,ce-To insure ohvxac.xnG
and heir PATIENTS getting The genuine
FhnspoR:ed Iron ve put up n Capsules
oniy. so 40 not allow dealers 70 5Ehsc.
euts any pals ~ rAoasss.
ara leao.ns 1rugg:sls everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

Hamilton parents. Ny and Mrs. Al
rad Williamson ot MillAy E3N.
4 ounce vas held at -ae wesr VII
age on SATURDAY night Mus;L WAS
Furnished ny N!tcoeils orchestra
Jona Mitchell has been having
some lumber hauled 20 the mill at
the village.
MISS Mildred Stewart has been v1s-
ting friends IN Farmington lately.
BOY stewart went 20 Fa:mIngton
On SATURDAY.
Mrs. E e Atwood. who has aad
trouble with ae- throat tae past week
IS berte-
MISS Teraa L4shness e a. her
aurts. A.s. john Dunlap. helplng
care tor DORIS Dunlap. Hhu mas mad
IN aSscess n ner ae2o-
Mrs Caroline Clark. Thu rs con-
fined 70 her home by Illness. Is being
attended ~ D,. Garland.
Il E. Strickland has bean hauling
h.lca lately tu Lhe 2uVe.ty mill 4, ne
village.
re continued: mid weather IS be-
1g thoroughly engoyed by all
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
Windsor Grange. No. 2S4.

Nirdsor Grange. Eo. 2S% P. of Z.
ne' y regular session Feb. wita ne
Worthy Master Y. : Barron n ne
chalr ma al officers prasent e-ce,s1
t-easurer. Pomona and Fora
Arter the usual routine Of business
the rniiowin. interesting program was
presented by the Worthy -ecrlrur
A12nbeIle Merrill: Singing ny
Grange; reading Mar Ra-an: in
st-lrncntai nHsic, Mad,yn Reed
reading, ". :. Earton; dialogue.
'iiovy Caesar Conquerc4". recita.lun.
Madeline Baron question Gan tAe
average -ar-er afford % buy te--I-
i.er lnder tne present conditions
iast-Irnuentai n1sic A,lCe wilkins:
response - encore: re- ding. Celia
Elssev. Solo Frances Cuihurr. ques-
t4un. Nill modern .guvenlencas n the
nome tor mother pay ne faEEilg as
well as modern aGulpIner. = the barn
and On the farm for father" solo.
Alice Wilkins: readiny, Marv Bar
ton.
The worthy lecturer announced
nat taere would De 4 valentine parry
IND box social al ou- neEc recrliar
meeting. Fen. 4. -2dies % bring =
box containing 4 lunch and buw --e,
walcn ara 70 be SOLD 70 The brothers
a. S cents each. TIE brother vii
-na-a MS lunch w,,a tne lady wearing
i eow tie corresponding with the one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
MONMOUTH

Flnerai services for the lAse Mrs.
Helen Moody Zones were aeld al the
Frost chapel. Eass Monmouth Friday
II = A. Il The servicss we-@ con-
duc'ed ~ Rev. Il. L Nichols ot Nor
way. 4 former paE:9- here assisted by
Rev &. II ii. Keyas. pastor Ct the
Methodist church The Ladies' Aux
.ilary attended n aaGy- a quartet
rendered two selections. Nearer Ny
God % Thee ana Sometime the Si.-
yer Cord VIII Break." There were
many beautiful floral tributes. Tie
ir1e-rert was n ne Eas: Monmouth
cs,neterv The bearers were Charles
Allen. Eenrv Chick. .. u. Falsum and
Calven Hail Among those presen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

from out Of town were he .sses
VilleIf ana Eva MOODY. c. " Stew
ems ana daughter = Winthrop. Miss
Jennie Pierce New Turk. Miss Ran
iiila Willard. Auburn and Miss De!Ia
Eank:ns.
Al the annual meeting and election
nf officers Of the ladies' AID of t:le
Methodist church, Mr=. Mara Mount
for: was eiected aresiGen; +ac me
year; Mrs. Annie Bates vice prssl dent
for the first three months. -Lrs. u. c.
narlee for tha second MS. Augusta
Wilcox for the -A.rd. Mss Ellen Colby
the fourth. Mrs. Ida =. Cocnrale seq
-e-ary and Mrs. Mar-.la " Shorey
treasurer
Mrs. JosenhIne L Walker, Ms Ma
oel Fr-aa.n and Mrs Annie =. Pres
cot. attended the February 11eet-nE
IF Patience Stanley Chapter, =. \
r, n Winthrop Friday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
NEWPORT

Airs. Annie Neilanner Is Jus, n re
otto Edward Neiiander who ms BEEN
with the American Ex2etii.iUna-y
Forces m Franco arrived n New
Turk Feb 1. Private Eeiiander EFF
MS home n Caribou 70 enIer 4 = :
tr1in.n. camp n Dece.nncr, 1917. ana
wcs sent overseas iur.ar me month
Of March, Ia1S. He IS now stationed
~ Camp Jersey y. Y
Mrs. Annie JuGk:as recrlvel a
Pleasant surprise Saturday ..Eto".oon
-.len : number NJ her lifcicnr f,rends
Mrs. Eenrv -;t:nn. mrs. C--}lle Jud-
a!ns .-s Anguish Dow Mrs. Anne
He-te: Ms Nellie Marsh ana Ms
Vest.e Crahes cr-'ive.d NJ her home n
pass the rnTnaindo- ot ne day T. hon
ar of Mrz. Judk:ns' birthday. Ms
/ nC.A.ns dGGc htg- Mrs F-Inl.
Adams. had rrenared 4 delicious snn-
rer IN aGticIpauon OF the event and
the ladies' passed Il most anjovahi.
afternoon and evening. Mrs. Judktrs
was the larpv recipient CT Il heauti-
fu. gold pin ax token IF thc aeec-
ton Ct iier friends.
TIVE ladies If The Il / a VII ree,
ne.t friday With Mrs Elm be- 7,
Wadlelch. A. The las. meeting held
Feb. :. cs'e following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. r Z. Brown:
vice presidents. hrs iasper Lewis,
Mrs. Annie Bowes, Miss Ellen Wat
son: sacretarv. Mrs. T A wilson;
rreasurer Grs. F"or:c. f'lu,rIner
The ladies D. the L &. 3. viii foid
a one-day sale On Wednesday. Fen.
r.. at he store formerly occupied by
A. G. Shorey. The stock Of goods will
CONSIST Of hnrne cooked food, candy.
popcorn nnf home mad ice cream.
The Ladies' AID viii serve a sup
per in Grange hail 10 the pupils Of
the Methodist SabhMh school. waicn
Includes the adult classes, en- We'd
nesday night II O'Clock
The ladies' AID Will hold 4. Yegu-
lar meeting On Wednesday n ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

tser, IcNer--, Gelsen. New, Merits.
Page. Polaues.sr. SheTlnun. Smith af
Ahlligan. S-aco,. Spencer. StsrataE.
sutherland. Townsend Warren aaa
Tatson-S
Total fnr. x.
fotsnS against the resolution.
n acr a s-EankhsAd. nacknarn
--letcae-, Cay Hsrdv.rk. E.tcncock.
Martin If Virginia. orez.nEn. Prmsr-
ere, Salisbury. s:mmons S0sth at
f@ur-le Smith Of South Carolina.
Swanson T-amrneli. Underwood, VII
ans ana waiceti-iS
,'s'e- Dillingham;. Ea.e. Ea2re. McLeza.
Noses, Renrose. vadsvorts ana Weeks
u
To1a.. -
TIE following we're .s---eu:
IN nDerlain oc Oregon and Martin Of
= hen;uckT with Reed of MsADuFs. Goff
Of Vest Virginia and Svenson 0f Ok
.hnornE w-ia Shields II Tennessee; Hoi-
: u New hampshire and k-ng of CtAa
with Knox ai PennEvtrania; and Pho
an o. California Snd Fail II New Meg
60 with Smith uf Maryland.
The Senate first voted an the SuEAn
:. Anthony amendment n 1EE. % san
2.nrs being necoraed for I. And y
against u. Tie nsx; ysoIe was IN liza.
senator diriains 10 for and g aeaiast
IN Oc' :. LIZ. lie vote was u to u. ar
rpo less nan ne necessa-v na. .or.ty.
ne nne vote canned today was thz.
e Senator Pollock of South Carolina,
democrat. who spoke h vigorous sup
anr- af he measure Senator Pollock
s:icceeded former Senator Benet. who
voted ,asr October n opposition ana
W! ~1re himself next month
= AIS address ToCay Nj Pollock d..
Gied me contention I'M: Inc amend.
merit would a1Hct white Tile n the
south and declared -aat women md
earned the -sht Of suffrage nv their
WORK 4 ne war
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
lCLGD D.ADE

dgs Rut.. = Cummings. Bates
II accompanied ny ne. c.assmaLa,
A.as -veirn T2:.leE Of Dover. y. Il.
p'4.. me guests over me Waekend oi
Mss C,ir3:l,ngs parenia. Ar. ann
Mrs Jonn Cummings.
Gorge : Nlno-, Euwrl1ln q, has
cn1rl.1,ct..d ll.s ctI:ss ana 4tter pass
TX few days :: MS lo:ne here left
Tnursd&y Fen. .. tur Boston. where
.te v.l. "a z.np,p.-el Il --le Herald of-
..it. Irtl J4ne. :, le1 Ge vii return
IT, graduate wit hls class,
81 nd Nrs Jirros -eoDer-s were
-et.e-- yuest~ Iu- lie lay II Mr.. ana
Mrs z 7 -aa-on.
The na-r trends mere # Jasper
d. T7a-eerr- former Drt1r:pai u g.
+. s. a~e scr,-v 20 learn Iha- ne is
II {. =. IosplI..! II Lewiston Tor ap-
perL.t.'---.
.Eas-er Ccsc1e Pare. ntt.a son IF
u ana Mrs =. q P:.gs. wlo 5 re-
c.alv.ng ,reat,nent A. t-e Augusfa
General hospital, = ao.ug well aal
II ope sor ais cor2q..te recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
FOR
APPOINTMENT
TO WEST POINT

Senatqr i1a-e las 1ust neen mott
led by re Ad.utan- tIeneral raa, be-
cacse 0f the resignation If one of
nc VT candidates to- appointment
= Vest Polrr nn.ned hv Senator
i-a!e vacanc:r exists ana nat a
rr1.c.pa. and -w0 aIieraates are 70
ne cnossr. Arrangements w.ta the
Civil Service CoTnmiss have been
nfde vherahr examinations viii be
held Fe3. 5 a. , q .lock II the feS-
nE-4- buildings Il Bangor and Port
anu Applicants mus. be regular
-nslGents q me Sta.e. act under Il
nor over - years Of age On adYnis-
ron and not icss than Eve .ee,. four
inches n height ~ rae age Of Is or
UPWARDS. All who are TO apply for
Hrpo.nt-n merit should ar once notify
Sen. Hale t'v telegraph in rrder rna,
he may present list - candidates
20 -t.e Cirl Ser--lce Commission. The
ialEida.a receiving the highest aY-
erace -ank on his examination and
qualifying physically vii, ne appoint
az. The two ae-, j. -ank. who rnset
re pnEsica. requirements, VIII %
chosen as i.ter-a-es.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
Suffrage Loses Fight
Continued from Page cnei

Immediately after The vote vas an
apuDceG suffrage leaders iHsusd state
nenrs. prepared n advance. CRITICS.
Ing nat ne Agat weuii De renewed
n me next -aaE-ess. Supporters Of
ne resolution generally predict so
mat SUCCESS wouia De attained then.
-wentv-four Democrats ana thirty
one Republicans voted Tor me reso-
.utlan today, while eighteen Demo-
cra-s ana eleven Repubilcans op-
posed T. 0f tAe senators ahsen; and
paired, eIgnt were recorded Z ne
affirmative ana four II the negative
indicating mat sentiment of me nine
tv-six members stood e. 70 SO n "a
ror q the resolution.
The -oIl-ca.l follows
Those vot-rE 4 tavor # ne raso-
-li7on were
Lsm hurst. Sl-berSon.
Gerry, Core. Henderson. Johnson Of
south Dakota Jones of New Mexico;
kenCrick Kirby, Lewis. Mckeilar.
u yers N1gen- Pitnan. Pollock
Raasdeil Robinson. shafroth. Shep-
parri. Smith If ARIZONA Thomas.
-hun pson, Verdaynan ana Wlsh-e-.
Replpiicans--alue -olt. -ar,nIns-
Curtis Fe-nala. F-ance. Fre!ingnuvsen.
Grcnna HardirE Johnson Of Califor-
mia zones NJ washington. K eIlag-.
KENYON. al a4iette- -enront, NJ McClrn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
Red Gross Aids Feeding
Russians Held Prisoners

Paris. Feb "A, ne request Of Cen
er1t Fersning ,ae American Red Cross
has appointed committee 20 cooperats
with the .nter-&liied conmission 1ar
feeding ana repa---at.nG ne Russian
prisoners n Germany :, IS sst.mRted
caRt thar are Loo sick Russian prs
uners n German nknds.
The onynmit,se. headed ny Major Carl
Taylor, formerly deputy nisEiuns-
uf the Req Cross n Ita.y, number 2.
persons. II Will maintain headuua-srs
n Berlin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

''e: --e=c Il North Arson was
- L ov-2 oa -2asday Of this
r slru.1 lc.ns vao has been
'-'-,.T s au4e e ne nut again.
-asaar morning, Feo. :. oc-
% Z i-@t.. J: I--s. Leroy -ucs
& --.~i'' -4ca IF his rowr. a.
-!ness Mrs. luce leaves
7Fo socs. Er1asf and Ray
-~lg.ler Ea2e!. The de-
vas Elucle-aCec. and vas
: ''4a,,r:fe- Y -:le 2eheaahs and II
,-"o''4 -1'1age. She has been
= 9isssc rom octa nrgaaizai ions
- r @s' 9ew months of her Ill
u ana Mrs. Luce formerly
p t't-+--,,-li..I The deceased
~ l---n'er af Cornelius and
-'i.nar Knapp.
.is DIV laughter u Verne -1sh-
- Tho.n ArS Jonn Dunlap Is
- 'l.;e II. w.th bronchitis
"a n. Vor-h Anscn WIS IN
p Iese.a
II .,-'t 20, of Ar. ana zl-s. Ca
''.'-a' VINO mas been 7uite ii
na;;--s. 5 gaming.
n wall -ecenr,v purchased
=. + arnoEth ana Melvin
-a5s- a. r. Eanilton of
~ lasts iarelv Of Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
Dempsey Signs to Meet
Willard for ChampiOnship

SonokAn, y. !. Feb. h-acl Desnp-
ser signed a for-na, contract here today
10 nee, Jess Willard IN a bout for N.
hearyveigas championship q the war.1
The saieetsun OF lae time and place was
isfs 10 Tex Richard. wne y 2sunot.n. !.
the match
The contract calls Aur q contest of
mn more thxr - -,undE. DeYnpser will
rcceivs - nc aad ane-third Of the NOV
lnC picture rights. The naming Of the
eefe,ee vas lef, % 4 future d2te. VII
iE-1 has already signed = contract 20
1efend me r,2s. ms share 5eing 1Dc. sr
md onS-thirn Of Tie picture rgnta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
DON'T NEGLECT 4
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go afr@ il with Sloaa's
Lioimenf before it tseD
danSerous

App;v . ii.a<. don I -.4b. let L ~.
er-ss. aao-.ood-oy rvinSel Same for
external aches. pzins. strains, stiffness
oi jo,ars or muscles. lanenexs, bruiaL
Instant relief without musaiaaB q
sp,ied clothing. ResiAhie-.ae biRue
selling inimenf year a;tH year. ESQ.
aofaiCal by reason Of enormous saiez
Keep a big bottle --.dy ~ al c;meG
Ask your druggist for Sloan 8 L.nne1t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
FeiSch and Liebold
Sign Cp with White Sux

Chicago Feh. 7n.-Csca- f''f5a npv''H
Feiscn. ou.heide- VIII me Chicago
AneHcanK. who tsser7ed the cub Las;
season ascause of q -inanc1a. disp2te.
vii De cack n the game this saasu-.
Ee ca:ne . Te--ns with President Com
iskry ,oday cc.aeider L..escld 4 -
signed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
). GREY BLIND
Arms BRAIIIE

-c-g:. E=p -d.--he eye trouhie
: Ta.~.l + scaU-t Grey. formerly
Ss-~;- 8 5..&te .ur 1orelgn AFFAIRS.
l@e1 A.-Il.ec 1or years. mas now
7--..l-.,.- = .o-a. blindness. says
J~-.r L.. u IS earning - read
1-l.is r-.stcr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

ItIir 1l -A-S- At-i J-NiA-ES IN 3-a-9
street
Friday light the Gui.ord Eign
scaool basket bail team played -hs
Newpor, Elgn schcei team n taa
Town ha- a, Newport -he lineup
Wa:
I Newport High Scaooi-Sn:ta, -
S; Whetthaass. Z. ,; White. !. oenIar,
: Tow1e- -. = St-erourne. e. !
Tev--o,>. lE. r.
Cufcrd t3.sa Scauo.-,a.l'si1a.l e
Allen. r. y; H--n, {. Bordwcy.
( .. Fop5. :: O.
pc-t tealr- IS % e9.
-ehgs1.cnuk Grange Minstrel Troop
eaSt 1s.g peTsens a. ne Grange al.
t,le ~vsc.ng of FT.asv. Feb. : The
program consisted If a -DaTk.e We'd
ding" AK 3IAer numbers The nr1G
d pa.-v entered ms huil II s.4i. .
me grand s1l-a.as = Lord Green :
Wedding Ml-cl. played 5y Mss Dor
oTay Sioc-ru. The orlGay parry cor-
slsIed az TIE groom. C5aUnCy Cspew
! Washington Brown. Lle BRIDE. Mss
CinaA 0ra1Eeblossnu.. ard ne Rev.
NJ Black Miss Saiile Tucker was
ne .-es--11ld aaa Tom Sider Tack
..r best mn Tl@ Party was accom-
panied oy 4 .owrr s.. ana -wo pages
VINO aela Up me locg t.--n Of the
bride and py : @og bearer = com
panr u sevec-aen rela.-ves # me
br1oe an1 --oorn were present u he
marriage .-o following IA. interest,
.nr t-.e,4. presented ne tololw,ns
prog raln Pane lGet- -A-nar2aa
Johnson ana Dor my Sioc1n SOLO ny
Lucy Johnson throughout ne pro-
rr..a 5ckes ware sprung 4: intervals;
SOLO ar E7cs-us 5r0wn. stump
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hv one If ne little girls of Inc fam
u: ana closing number NJ Old
, Kentuci1r Hume sung oy the ~nt--e
-oapaay The program was followed
ay 4 boz scS u. : = Brown selling
~ aGzes :. alc.-cn. The .uv.a-
manner NJ lie alc.-oneer ana Inc
numerous JOKES Lhat re gaTe made
this by NJ means ne east Interesting
p2-- Of The evenings entertainment,
2ad seyI -aa audience n i oar and
liro1gn. i soDu p:"ce ar ne boxes.
Thr proceeds .: ne evening amount
81 y $33---sp-
The aides o. ne * CLUB wenI
10 ne nome o1 MISS J0lla Rowe on
Tl,Cav afternoon. fah.ng possession
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

be purchases Proceeds g 30 ;awa.4s
lecturer supplies.
Grange voted 70 sand tHe.r lecturer
70 .ste 't.c;rrHrs' conference % re r ne'd
Il 4 t:au~a. Marcn T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

MIX st-air. Samuel katZ. Thomas
Fov ana DAVID Goldberg we're fined
So each. and J a smith So. en- the
charge If bringing liquor rom Mas
sachuse--s % Bangor. The cases re-
suited from seizures NJ -I-ncks. suit
cases and NY recenJacips contain-
i,y 5truaT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
-act. couCeiro Wounded

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repor-s .-crn Aveiro maj Captain Een-
-tuue de Pa.va Couceirn. ne Rcvaiiss
ieAoer ..as 1een wounded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11
NEW PORTLAND

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

aona j Mrs. ADA Judl.sns n Kan
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-02-11

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to the mix md ssir lu,o tas ary
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not Hur Escase wel! with Axxn4s.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-09-15

Clarence Taylor, a young man
about twenty-five years old, was in
stantly killed yesterday afternoon
about o'clock by coming in contact
with live wire at the Phosmico
Mines. Young Taylor was\ son Of
William Taylor, who resides near
town, and was generally liked by
those who knew him. He had been
employed at the mines only about ten
days.
When the wind and rain storm
broke yesterday afternoon the de-
ceased, together with Sunny Minis,
ran to discarded motor house to get
out of the storm. 1t seems the wires
had been cut from the old motor
house and they felt safe in going in
10 escape the rain. Taylor was sitting
en- the motor with his companion,
Minis, standing by when the deadly
current struck him. 1t is believed
that the wires from the motor on
which he was sitting were blown
across live wires nearby, thus form
ing the fatal current. Minis escaped
injury. He at once spread the alarm
and the men at the mines gathered
about the scene of the fatality. and
after removing the body informed the