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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
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AUGUSTA, Ne. Sept. .. 1920.
To The -hanDe- Of Commerce.
We have noticed than the -hGm-
Der Of Commerce. through -telr
clerks. IS showing undue activity n
behalf Of the Republican party Al
the Registration rooms.
L Is not credIrahie % me Cham
Der Of Commerce made Up on non
partisan Members rom all classes Of
cIttzens who are supporting Lals IN
st-ruCpn 70 play Partisan poIIncs.
We suggest that T the Chan Der
Of Commerce wishes 20 adhere 10
Their principles Of non craftsmanship
thai they with draw their clerks from
pa--lcl patlng n ne Registration.
Truly yours.
DANIEL W CONy.
Chairman Democratic CITY Com.
MRS W E PA--AN
Vice chairman Democratic CITY Con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Cox Adds Perjury

AA-A0A-oo, Mich. Sept -sur-
geatto1 u perjury n the Chicago m
veEtiEnc.on by the Senate COMMITTEES
az he Republican campaign cort-1-
buttons WIS made here tonight pw
Gov. Cox. Democratic Presidential
caaGi date n q speech closing tho
FIRST Gay Of hls western canpa.E
Referring 70 denIals BY Republic
can quota Isl Of S. LA ONO wus made
tor 81 cities. Governor Cox sad 70
his audience here:
You know that when DENIAL was
made al Chicago Of the exisfsnre oc
a quota men were deliberately teIl-
Ing an ant-uth and telling II unris-
oath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
WINTHROP

About 50 enjoyed d corn ~os-st,
Wednesday evening al the delightful
nome Of NJ. ana Ms. E G. hudson.
Mss 5e--1a hudson. Myron and
Russeu Hudson az 5roadv1ew farm.
Sturteva1r nil. Roasted corn formed
ne basis Of the eats anu roasted not
dogs. bacon and narshnA1lpws were
also on ne Isl Of good things 70 eat
WIN apple pies for dessert Al
though -ae evening was chilly The
,,a4r,nE flames from the bonfire fur
r.shed excellent heaEng and lighting
ana The party was merry one
At+e~ me supper the Young folks
gathered around the fire ana sang
L-alcr 7 the evening daac1ng was
er.ovcd and more singing n Inc
house.
Many Winthrop friends Of Charles
L Fuller Of Brooklyn. y. Y. viii be
Interested 10 know that Mr.. Fuller
~acaut.y escorted Governor James III.
Cox . services at St. PauTs Eplsco-
pa church. BROOKLYN. Of which
church NJ Fuller IS senior warden.
41d .---erward % his house n Flat
bush. Nj. Fuller IS president of the
HI. bush Dem oc-auc club and Al e1-
senator Re has been frequent
VISITOR 10 Winthrop for the past "a
wears. since his marriage 10 M1as
Ma.v Webb. d daughter Of the late
2. Everett Webb, d lawyer Of THIS
-uwn 80 Years ago.
Pat enca Stanley Chapter :. 4. T..
held Is September meeting F-a day
afternoon Sept BRA a. ne nome of
Mrs. Charles J. Cole Of harT's hill.
Ms. Cole was assisted n entertain
ing BY Mrs.. Gertrude Maxim. Seven
teen members ana TWO vlslT urs were
present Several matters Of business
were taken up ana one new name
was presented for nenb ersala. The
yea- books Tor the coming vear were
distributed &nong the mem be-s.
DANNY refreshments were served NJ
the hosTesses- The October meeting
VII De held with the Monmouth
Members a. Cunston hall. Mon
mouth. on October Isl.
An enjoyable Ten-ten party was
held Fr1Qay afternoon Il the home of
Ms Macomoer and Mrs. Georgia
AcIulgan. with a GOOD number II
attendance Ret-eshments were
se-ved
M and Mrs George Macouber.
VINO have been passing July ana Au-
gust al Round Cove returned 10
their home Monday.
Mrs. r y. Collins of Ar-leboro
Mass the guest of Mrs. {. ".
Tagga-t.
Mrs Frank & Fairbanks is pass-
.nE he week with her sister II Ban
gor.
= delightful reunion Of old friends
took place Thursday evening when
Mss Anne Gibson gave Z charming
tea n honor Of her sister, Mrs. Carl
-und or Douglas. Arizona. at the
spacious summer home Of the Gil
sons on the Rsaddeld road. About
70 friends and former schoolruares
Of Mrs. Lund were present 10 en-
Jov the Gibson 5 hospitality Music.
both vocal and instrumental. was a
part Of the program.
Miss Maude Jacobs. daughter If
Ms. Nell Jacobs. is al home after al
absence Of -en Years. n winch she
mas travelled extensively n the ORIENT
The first few wears after leaving
mere she PASSED IN California. SINCE
then she has hSd IN China. japan.
the Philippines ana Cuba, being II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Merhucls- ED2 scQpA- church ReE.l-
lar morning service a. 1850. SUNDAY
school al Epwor-a league - $50,
evening service 81 !.
St Matthew Eplscopa- Early Gel
ebraL1un 81 s. morning ser-v2ce Il 1880
with sermon ov ne rector, Rev Fran
CHS a F1xc-uf-- church Scnn0l ana
Bible class AZ -. evening service Il T.
Old South -onE-eEaT. 0n2L- Rev -uru
Z Wilkins VIII preach a 1850 service.
Sunday school a. -, evening se-vlce
70 ne announced.
Baptist CrGrcn Regular services
viii pc resumed al the usual hours.
SundAT school and Junior ErdeAy-u-,
atSp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Rev. john L Williams the newly
called pastor OF the Old South Con-
g-eEauonaI church. viii preach his
first sermon a. the regular morn
ne service IN SUNDAY. M. Williams
comes mere rom Fuxc-of- Re IS q
man Of ability, an eloquer speaker
aau a good parish worker. Els
household goods ara on tine way ana
with MS family will shorty OCCUPY
the Parsonage On Middle street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Mrs Zelwa r. Blake. wife of Chas.
T. Blake. died al her home, II Winter
street. Friday evening, .sen s. She
IS survived BY the husband. two daugh-
tiers Mrs. Joseph Bx-nuIn Of Mill
nocker ana Mrs. Amer Wilson of Bath:
and one sen. Robert Dow Of Miliinock-
CT. The funeral viii be held Sunday IL
the home 3 Winter street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Al Z meeting 81 ne Democrats held
III CRY aau last evening, Miss An
runerte Funk Of Chicago anu Frank
in =. Roosevelt, The P2--v's caoG da1e
for vice president, spoke before 4 1ull
house The issues Of ne carpal IN
were discussed ana thelr remarks
were well racslved- Nathan Z. Br-dg-
es presided and introduced ne speak
ars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

The first If ELpweITs women
voters o appear AZ he CRY clerks
once for registration was an SIS year
OLD resident WHO dropped \ Oh Fri
DAY 5uI was politely rold mat the
registration Of voters would open II
mae clock Saturday morning, ana
continue al next week unUl Friday
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

sous u ne greatest races of the
YEAR are scaeduiea for Labor day al
lie hs-Ns Corner park. Nine hum
UFeo dollars I purses. Mr.. Muzzy. one
q he best starters 4 New England.
~lA ne here Races start al P. M
L VII '-.-4.a a grand days sport Spe-
L. car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Washington. Sept. - Opponents
Of WOMAN suffrage received tenn
porarv setback TO-DAY n their ef-
torrs 70 expedite appeal from the
decision OF Justice Bailey OF the
District Of Columbia supreme court
refusing In injunction 70 prevent
Secretary Of State Colby from pro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

:. ! Me III, has been -e-adn.tts6 10
As Eona
ivan a. Jensen of Manchester. late
Ca Z, :, n. Z hi, has reported for
admission
The reI-ros -om tlrippgas E-cay
ware Patrick Z Farrell -uu 1nrcaes-
Ter ana James - Dooley from Boston.
Flriougas have bean g-aoIsd 10
Barrow Upton 70 Portland: Frank a
Forbes 70 Brighton: Frank Z Curly
u Boston JOHN Daley 10 Chelsea ana
John ? Byrne 20 Attsibnrn.
The funeral Of the lace Walter BAIL
ey will De held from the Home chapel
al 10 a NJ SATURDAY, Rsv. 2. L
Pha-eo officiating
Religious services AZ the Home
chapel Sunday morning VII be held
as follows Mass and sermon by Eev.
TT Mclaughlin al SD and Protest
ant SERVICES by Rev. r Z PhaIen a.
1n.20 o'clock.
The muster 1nr September penAun
VIII be held N the library this Sat
urciay3 forenoon am Al nsnoe-s. sx-
cept those sick IN the Hospital. must
be present IL answer 70 their name IS
called.
Labor Day, Monday. Sept s. VIII De
observed here as d genera holiday
ana all unnecessary labor viii De sus-
pended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
NOTICE

I hereby give notice TO all persons
That they are forbidden To extend Crod-
II To nv wife. Evelyn Shaw, AZ 7 shall
pay no bills OF her contracting artdr
this dnfe-
Signed JOSEPH A SHAW, III
Randolph. Ne. AuE. %, 1a2a-
2uE@@aSz1St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

an event 70 be remembered ~
hose VIM 2rnft by rms sale. Thirty
Fea-E o. successful business carried
N or F :. Smith and Co. n this CITY
i suAc.ert endorsement by the pur-
-1aA-1g 2uaiIc. The 2Drs discount
l-eEe-1 curing Lbs sale gives an op-
po--uI-,v % supply present and ru-
1lre 1eens ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Ralph Moore. VINO since Che World
war has been employed by the gov
eminent as civil engineer n san
Domingo. arrived n the citT F-Iday
70 vlsII WITH his parents. M ana
Mrs. T G Moore. Summer street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

George 7. Bush ana family of
Chestnut sr-ae1 le-- on ne Islander
F-day morning tor OCEAN POINT.
where they VIII be me guests TOR
several days OF NJ ana Mrs. Daale-
.. Bush ana Mrs. Ralph Rollins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Mr. and Mrs Peter J. Ledsw and
SONS. V+ncert alG Norman. VIII leave
this morning for g 10 days y1sl1 with
relatives n Ola Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

In another column ANNOUNCEMENT IS
made Of the fall showing OF the LATEST
styles n hats AZ The Fashion. Won
de-Al new creations made from lead
ing models shown Al the New York
style 5ispIays-A5v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Rev F-aocls A Foxc-oft. VINO mas
been enjoying a month s vacation VIII
his family II Boston returned Friday
10 resume MS parish work u LIS
cry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

NJ. am Mrs. =. 3. Church VIII
lsave this morning Tor kenaebunk.
where they VIII aass Labor Day, the
guests Of Mrs Perlev Grseuleat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Nj ana Mrs. Y z. Tracy are visit
ing 4ur TWO weeks with TRENDS and
relatives II Ea-lgweIl and Portland
-For- Fairfield letter, Commercial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

>. E. Huxley Of Revere, Mass. las
returned 10 his home a1-e- visit with
Ills mother. Mrs. Ida GiIcarsI Of this
CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

M. and Mrs. a c. Weaver Of New
Iork clrT, We're auto guests Frdav al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs George
Patterson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

= very unique sign has been placed
upon me pos1ofhce lawn. reading.
Keep Of II You Want 10 --avel
JOIN the ATM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

present n lie Sul8DN d d DEAh-L1S
concern al honolulu. Miss Jacobs
mas many interesting incidents 70 re
late Of her Trips ana many beautiful
souvenirs.
Rev and Ms. Harry Trust have
returned u their home n Bedue-
ford, after a delightful month OF
camp life al Lake Copposseecontas
Mr.. and Mrs. Berr Smith have re-
turned 70 their home n South Ac-
Ton. Mass. They were accompanied
ov Miss Grace EeIchel.
Mrs. Adele Rounuy returned We'd
nesoav from F-eeporr. where she was
Tie guest Of her parents. Nj. ana
Mrs. G. Il Read, for TWO DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs Small Of Dexter were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Horace MAJ
field last week On their way 70 their
cottage ar Ocean Point. where they
passed d week. returning TUESDAY
They were accompanied by Mrs. MAJ
field
Mr.. ard Mrs. I Il. Towle anu M
ana Mrs. F-ank Eastman attended
the WaTE-vtlle tar Thursday.
a crew Of men ana teams began
work On am street FRIDAY morning,
ana Will 1nlsn me road winch was
lert lasJ une. SINCE which tine they
have been building the Winthrop
Center road After me tar ana
gravel are put On Nam street VIII De
4 fine piece Of road.
CEN-ER-Sunuay guests Of M
and Mrs z. Z. Tobey were NJ. ana
Mrs. Small and TWO children OF
Bowdulnham. M ana Mrs. Clarence
Colby Of Topsaarr. M. ana Mrs
Warren of Auburn and Fred Toby Of
Bath.
Charles Topey, VINO has been d
resident of California for the past
eight wears. arrived n town recently
ana will make MS nome with his
Brother Mrs. z. 3. Tobey
Mrs. Herbert Peabody Of F7itchburg
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fred Pike
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Sow-y and
daughter Beatrice Of Newburvpnrt
Mass. are guests q: the home Of Mrs
Hannah J. Bailey.
George Sleeper Of Portland took
dinner Recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenton Schwartz and called on 9TH
er friends II rpwn.
Rev Arthur Jones and family,
VINO for the past year have been ID
Gated n Lynn. Mass, have arrived
n rUwr. where Mr.. Jones Will take
up ms duties as pastor OF the
Friends church IL Winthrop Center.
Rev. Mr.. Jones was formerly pastor
Of THIS church and ms old trierus
are glad ID welcome him and MS
family hack. They viii reside in the
house formerly owned by the late
Mrs. Mary WINSTON.
Mr and Mrs. Charles z Smith
and daughter Catherine returned
Monday night from Ocean Point.
where Mrs. Smith ana daughter had
been passing 20 days with Mrs.
Smiths parents. Nj. and Mrs. c. 2.
Flvrt Nj Smith passed the week
END with them.
Miss Doris Bishop Of Bath is the
guest Of Mrs Z 8. Tohey.
Ms Mary -tIson Of Melg-ade,
who FOR the uast week has been the
guest of Mrs.. Ada F7yod Smith. has
gone 10 Monmouth 70 visit relA-
Cves IN that place before returning
u her home
Mrs. Jefferson Smith and TWO Sons
have gone rotheir home IN Waterv1lls
for the week They plan 70 at
tend the ChRutauuua IN that cIry.
Jefferson Smith was 4 business
Visitor IN Portland FRIDAY
Miss Mcdonald. d WatervLIe
trained nurse. is caring for Mrs Nc
Cargie. who for some time has been
IL a. 'L1rgwoud Inn"
Friends Of Mrs. Henry Pike. VIM
was reported ID be -aIlving from her
illness Of typhuid fever, VIII pc sorry
70 learn thaf she suffered relapse
on Thursday and Is quite sick again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

akScre-ade Bal. Academy hall.
--srcn. Monday eve. Sept s.
0hie Aaoles Eve piece orchestra
LESLIE Fowies. director Dance
-0AetS, % ceuts Ice cream.
auESi. sept1,2.3.4 AS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Mayor and Mrs J. N. Robinson
ana NJ. ana Mrs Charles Eed-1cks
were EaIluweIl visitors a. vate-viIle
fair Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Miss Dorothy Church Is the gues1 Of
her au1r II Sidney for several GAYS
stay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
LOCAL NOTICE.

-osI-C"ercoat on Western ave-
aue. Augus-a siie al Manchester
FradaT evening Reward. Return
70 lourual- Office SsulAfil :,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

The J. Z. Howa-rh moving va1
rom Lynn. Mass. passed through
The -own F-,uav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
OFFICE: No. Depot Square Telephone 37-N
TO a. NJ TO M.

Additional Gardner News and ADS
will be found on Page Two Of this
lssua-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Miss Mildred Fisher Of Prospect
street returned F--cay rom I lew
days v1sl- with ---ends u MILO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Archie smith q Wa.ervlIle was i
business VISITOR IN ne Town F-1dav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
AUGUSTA LOCALS

:. Common II Lewiston was 4 bust
ness VISITOR n ne town F-lday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
hAILOWELLLOCAL NEWS.
Telephone 663-X

City Clerk !. Maalsy Patterson
was business visitor II lewiston
FRIDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

lawrence Slack has accepted q
position with the Standard Oh Co.
al their plant u THIS city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

George Arnold returned Friday To
us home n Auburn after q Visit
With E-snus n Lals CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Miss Gsasvisve Cali returned FRI
Gay -um Poland Springs where she
nas been the guest II friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Mrs John c. Whittier has return
Cd rom q several days visit with
trends AZ Waservirs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Rev and Mrs. c. z. Young return
I'd FRIDAY TOM a months stay at
OCEAN Park
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
Saturday ana Sunday Concerts

Saturday ana Sunday Concerts
March. The MISSISSIPPI SIDE Step"
5erliner
Overture. Golden Medal" EE-oer
Polka Sweet Edrdie" ........---- Cox
(PlccoIo soIo by NJ P n. ScauidD
Selection +orn MIX White Flag
EaunT
"A American Par-oI" ..-.-- Meacha-n
Natilev Gems Of Scotland Siboid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04

Dance Academy hail. East Pitts
Of tonight Music by Laws or
-'iesr--- 7e+-es hner-rs. sep14s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-04
LOCAL Notice

1ancr French Corner. Sept. 4
eur4c-.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
Amusements


Mystery stories usually make fine
t.r'.n entertainment and love With.
out Question" aeyen reel drama from
tho studios II the jams Pictures. Inc
with pliv, Tell in the starring rUH and
th, attraction GO the D,andi thcatcr.
De- rn exception.
Tho picture is Wen produced mel,.
drama principally concerned iu show.
us iu O. logical manner how two per.
.uu. were wlst.riuusIy murdered "a
th' abandoned rumn" uf the blackburn
home. why Si4s Blackburn. after De-.
Ing aupp"s'dlr dead and buried. o.
found .tuur u hIs iVuut, arm ,hlir.
Hli 900" reason iur the u'i uIus ,uu.
uniting suicide when an actress whom
iHc audience does NOT know be- had ever
.."H. calls un him.
Il" production has been adapted
from q. NadsWullh Camps well known
novel; The Abandoned Room" Miss
IDI gives o. wonderfully expressive utr.
i'ruIpDr as the heroine. and James
Morrison is ideal BOZ th, role ot tho
grandson and Miss Tells lower. Tho
balance ~ thu east is exceptionally cop.
tH." ana Wen balanced a. 4. EHsr
directed and d. urspuu.ill, for "a uur
continuity taft builds we'll Go th, Die.
tur"s ,limaNcs The production has
suspense AMI action two ct a., primo
republics tur success Boo a production
n thF type % can lc recommended
200 'H.IiDr g1yr- who enjoy the mystery
dramatic picture,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
MRS. RUSSELL WILL Be
HELD THIS Afternoon

Funeral services for Mrs Th,o EerL
ley Russell. viii, az Horace n Russell
who died 40 thr family home. lN"1 Tylu
street yesterday morning 90 1915
O'Clock. viii le conducted 40 %. resi-.
douyp tomorrow afternoon af ! u.,',.E,
Rev. Il Thomson. pastor 90 th, Central
pry. lyiorln church. officiating Thu
pail bearers wiu De-. n e p.pku Tom
Curric. - 4 Hir Frauk l. ilwis10.
Guy " Fan,r ana W W Fl,nuikcn.
Burial viii h. NJ I.lano cemetery.
Mrs Russell died V,ry suddenly o..
lowing an illness 90 a few days. pr T.
Eisc0 who. accompanied by ~. q -.
Glst attended her during her illness.
AID lIFt nichi thar death probably WIS
lus,d from rH,philtis l'rtlrgir. ,nI..
monty known al slo'p.nr sickness.
Resides her husband. sh, j. survived
hy tao children. Dorothy Logis.. o. and
lula Marrar't ], months her mother
Mrs ! ". Swanson ~ ~ Paso. and
one sister Mrs T. 4. PiOk,r,u ~ Am.
lrIlo
Mgs Russell was born in Iowa 90
wears ago. she was married o. III NJ.
Russell nine year, ago Yesterday Mr.
Euss,.l D. q partner in the firm az E4.
go q CDckrcu 90 this ,.ty She had
nyod Ia Amarillo D. years during which
time rhe acquired many friends she
Var member az end au 3Utlf, W,I. er
tn the First Christian church. also 90
mrmh.r and cN.ofle.r 81 tt, Plulir
gDuir DlHh. 800, being 600 UplsltI
mugiD.an.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
NEw NORMA TiIMNDGE
PLAY ~ CONVINCING

Norma Talmldg' bias truuhl,s At her
own BOO "Shr Loves and LIES" AN adll.
lotion Ui Nllbir collins famous novel.
which Opened lt the Mission th,.t,r
H., ul-ht Nu' nu,t is sh, called upon
t' 1000" the ROLES of e Young actress.
'"'IU.ui'r ,i Greenwich Village. Sew
Nulhe famous BuU'uilu quarter. AND
1000 ".i lady ,l o. Ugt She must plas
iH' latter part su well that SHE can
Hnd o. husband uf about mli her age
.Hl -I, gets aWHy with 10.
She luE.s and I....' De- ur, az 'hus,
plays thlt Interests 90 90, start grows
n -Isp,nec and end with climax thtt
contains HIrpu-a NI-s Tllmldr.
h.- the host opportunity 81 her career
.Hr comedy WORK. aud shows That sH.
r i1'"n',d Boz this line as well as emo.
uuuIl roles
CONWAY T,5r,, h,r h4nisuu, leading
mIu. alsn has "a ru.r v,u suited tn h.s
talents and g. an admirable foil to an,
i1n D. o." STAR and the rest of th,
,If is excellent.
At.r''h,r "Shr Loves and Lies" is A.,
delightful comedy with au uruul.ly
-""l IDIOT. a vehicle that adds iuucb 10
thr reputation ~ u.s. star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-08
ELKS LOSE THIRD
STRAIGHT contest
TENHOMl TAKES CLOSE GAME
d 10 i-iiOl,rON PITCHES
GOOD BALL.

Amarillo Elks lost their third success.
...r game SUNDAY afternoon at the City
iafE diamond o. the fast T,Nhoml mine.
Although the ElEs were strengthened
Dos the addition 81 thr,. former mpu.
hnr 81 tho CuhF ninc thcy tiicl @"
conn, thruueh with victory as ,uui.dcn'.
lF lupod fur 4 sucr,s..on 81 errors
en- iho T-irt ,f the Elks iu the arst
inning EN, TgNbuua iuIr IIus only
uuc hit boiug registered hy th, visitors
Boo o.. initial frame.
Coming from behind the f.lhs Finally
tied the score BIO "a, sixth inuir. 8 GO
O. hut threw away The gam, Boo the
eighth Dos slow fielding coupled with
iwu ur tErc, hits Horton former
.tar N.ri,g i"r the cubs pitched hr
'u.. game with 10. EUa delivering a
brand uI bali that made it hard tur the
IuNh.aH min. Geo connect with How.
ever % was unnecessary for the Tex
h.ut nine 600 hH buraus, 90, players
could r,t 90 FIRST base and then ad.
t,ur, is Sharing errors
Tho Elha scored one run in the s0c.
'rd inning one ia the fourth 1ud two
iH tbr .isth Runaway received %
sruiU'd ankle vhHr adus tu Thrill
i.sr iu co.. seventh mumE PARCELS
relieved biW T,Nhuul hlitrrs suuu
I'r1'd that De- had difficulty lu igds-
Inr flies with the SUMS RAYS Lct.ug
'"Un 300 h.s ,yrs ABOUT three long
''i" Co him n tho eighth inning gave
T'Nhum3 two more runs. enough tn ir.
"r" BE- comfortable lpad and victory.
'I'',I' Yves switched tu lrft. u,i Par.
.'.Is Eaur Goo rirht Even after calvert
"'nt O." l,tt u,ld. another long uy was
h'' s.i th.'b,rWHuf calvert m1ku.
20 looms rHu for i,. hui falling down iat.
a- h' vH- ..i,hus ,he bail
calvert Formerly Was with Oh, cubs
Hn' PLAYED rDnd hlll welding 20 heavy
sii.. as w.l Hunter former third
l"s.mn i'r tb' 'ahs hal ,lus.J,-.u,,
rnN.u'iv H nis initial gam, with ih.
.INs 90. lllsI ta u,d well or r..
-.'d, lH' o. d. sIiI tf., was partly duo
g" hatH- spuuu.d ankle. Merry
allowed rome CD. th, T,Nhml nlur To-
'.ll s.rHud 600 him hut o. mad, yr..
''tl VIII Throws Co first liI second
permitting runners 60 ct safely To-
his,
Montgomery pitched consistent
-iw' i"r thn T.Nluml arsr,.a,tInr
Fu'i'luuch doing tho receiving Wb,,
'H' L.aH were hnp,iul of starting "a
..'E h th' ,ighth and ninth innings.
Do niEuu'rN tiglt'u,l auG pitched I,'
'.' laN thsn he had a, any other par;
'i 'h. rw.
fh' H'.s 'Hrur was Horton pitcher.
N.fi'. 'ti.au. blanchard. urst ba>. .
'.'la'.- SECOND he Hunter iH.rl
""s": N.udwlrd. short stop: c,.,-,
nrht ana i'f' field. puuawav. Parcels
.'n '1l'ert lett field; Williams. COM.
'r field; PARCELS. right field
THE E'hs viii play FarNclI here No,
SUNDAY and Hereford the following
sunday.