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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-23

Washington. - State railway COM
missions Of Arkansas and Minnesota
were ordered by the Interstate Com
merce Commission to increase state
passenger rates and excess baggage
charges to the level now prevailing in
interstate commerce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-23
ARDM0RE HI Oh SCHOOL
BASKET BALL TEAMS
DEFEAT PAULS VALLEY
BOYS AND G| RLS
Contributed

In cleverly fought basketball game
in the high school gymnasium last
night in which the Pauls Valley girls
and the Ardmore girle were contest
ants, the Ardmore team was victorious
with a score of 61-7.
At the very first of play, the Ard
moro girls displayed splendid team
work and within two minutes had
made two field goals
When the whistle announced the
finish of the first half of the game,
had the lead and the Pauls Valley
girls had little hope for victory. But
Pauls Valley worked together in the
second half of play and showed the
A. H. S team that they too could use
team work and scored five points.
At the end of the game the score
stood 61-7, an Ardmore victory.
Eutha Easterwood with her steady
well placed shots made 46 points OF
the game. Mary Davis with her long
field shots. was very good. The a. II.
S. girls play a scientific game and
if last nights pep and team work
continues throughout the basketball
season the girls will have q big chance
to bring back the bacon at the south
western tournament, this spring, as
they are now the champions Of the
southwest. having won last spring
The lineup follows:
Ardmore High Position Pauls Valley
Davis -----------F---- Dukes
+. Easterwood- Butler
Stacy ------J. Barnett
Holland ------S. C.----------Dennison
D. Easterwood- ----Wignal
Holman --------G------Hightower
Substitutes: Byrd for Davis, Duston
for Holman and Fclts for Barnett.
Referee: Rinsland Of Ardmore;
time keeper, Breneman Of Ardmore;
scorers, Schafer Of Pauls Valley and
Marx of Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-23


life them In the winters since Amce America has
sight Europe
should
combined Relief
They O0N0
starvation and the diseases with under1eedng
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-23

Lest you forget-Ardmoreite Want
Ads get results. Try them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-23

ATTENTION KNIGHT TEMPLARS
Y0u WILL ASSEMBLE AT THE
ASYLUM OF ARDMORE COMMAN-
derry No. 8 CHRISTMAS MORN
ING AT 1890 O'CLOCK TO ATTEND
CHRISTMAS OBSERVANCE. VISI-
TORS WELCOME.
GEORGE +. P0ULTER, T.. {.
6. Il. GLENN, RECORDER.
Adv 1872
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
PITTSFIELD

Pictsdeid 1rlends hav7 recel we'd
cards announcing rtle enga eEueur Of
Ivory Higgins. SOC OF Mr and Mrs.
H Z. Higgins Of This rUw- and Miss
Elsie Ii Bowie of Lisbon Miss Bowie
3 the daughter IL Nj and Mrs.
Charles Bowie Of Lisbon and has
heid pesiICn a. instructor Of music
IL sea Pines School. Brewster. Mass.
Mr.. Higgins Is q graduate OF Maine
Ceztral InsrI-ur= and Wa "a mem eer
Of The 3t1sr Engineers. vino saw
overseas service ard ne Is now work
ing for the American Optical ca r
SouthE-ld-E. Mass
PRIMARY nomination papers ara be-
.ng scircuiaLed by IocaI Democrats
for Ernest LeHvTCt Of PALMYRA for
representa- re The Leg stature fD-
the class mace I'd Of Pit-sfield
Palmyra, DerroII and CUruviiE.
Morris Temple OF Detroit has pur-
chased If M 3and1nr MS farm m
the Palmyra road, better known as
the Beunert place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

T-he a1uual meeting n the 7iunrner
9ihle ciass VII ne held MGnda- evening,
April q Offices Tor me Eea- vii ae
=lecred and II Is nuped al ma ne pres
sut
CDunt- Agent =. A St1rer viii halG
an orchard pruning demonstration IL
me farm q A z. Hodges, North FAIR
tteid F'-iCay = cionk- T is hnped
al Interested in tnIs work VIII be pres
au-
8e-ne-t Knowles ana Perry Ware ie1t
Wednesday for Hartford. CT, where
ll1ev Will pc employed
Fanier Lewss o. Cliucnn was q bUsi-
ness caller II town u sdnesday.
Il n ThuriouEh has returned % his
hnrrfe II PfE.s.leiG altar petsE n cCwn
several days on business-
Mrs.. \ lra Duwnas mas gone 70 SoTne--
wife. Mass. 70 viE.- -eta-1ves.
william. Z. Priest OF Pirtsheif was q
-resnr business caller IN Gown
2 G. FlIes and a L 5alch WE'RE in
gz-h X ersnesGay n aE1end a Methodist
conference.
Thf Me.-ry meeting Cl1Ib was entertain
ed TUESDAY evening 81 the home 6f Mrs
CjtieorI Mayo. Plans were discussed tnr
a public Whist party 70 be hello Tues
tav evening. april n. a. Flies hall
PRICES will be awarded and rHfresflEnezETs
wflI De served The committee IN charge
* Bs-s. Howard Wyer chairman. Mrs
Ahbo-t Nelson. Mrs. Naude Williamson
and Arthur Totrnal-
Miss Doris CIRCUIT. VINO Is training a.
he Eastern Maine General hospital IN
lewiston, 7asssa the day Tuesday ar
,e- home OF West street
\ stated seassion af Mer-yTnestins
r~,un5,- o. Z :, viii De held FriGa 2
,sveu;u. A large a-tsnaAncs Il desired
,e iYr1,,crtarlt business Is 70 come before
he rneeEInE-
M and Mrs. Pray a-e guests al The
soy,a az M. ana Mrs. 3. - Nichols
z PARSONS OF Portland was bEHi-
,.sv caller IN tuwn W'ednesday.
49, -ura Ellie has returned % her
nam. in sizuwheEan after being the
suessf of Yr and Mrs.. PAM =. Perrin.
nv ann Mrs. " L. G5ousEs are 1hs
,,a-er,rs of a. son born veare-1ay nnorn-
ing.
ars. George SneA LEFT Wednesday, 3nr
-,-v,n IN viHit her daughter. Mrs. jean
.s4ea c5uarrYtsy she viii later 60 10 Az
.nr r,hio. to paEs a few weeks with
,,,,.. ,eh.- daughter. Mrs Marion Eupe-
rr,a Cosmos Club was entertained
vx-,,,,..sftsv evening az the home Of Miss
A fiea y.asssl A sBcIal evening WAS PISS
90 and Refreshments were served
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WlNSLoW

The ---hgCw ClED WIS pEeasaur.y
entertained On Wednesday afternoon
ny the president. Mrs. Georgia Pool
er Mrs. " n. Clapp was & guest Of
me cIub. Program. Club song. Mrs.
Georgia Chamberlain read an n
1erescIlg letter rom Mrs. Mary
White. one Of It's mem hers. VINO mas
passeG C1- winter IL Santa Barbara.
ca The president appointed Mrs.
Carrie Z Waeizs. the president
elect. and Mrs. Georgia Chamberlain
delegates - ne Federation Of Clubs,
Il De he'd May : a. the Free Baptist
church IN " a-erviiIe.
The 2 Y. ladies' Clab on FRIDAY
evening ii $50 g. / Q. =. T. hail
VII entertain The msmbsrs of Can
cun Halifax Chapter Il Z supper
fniIowed ny III en1grr1I.1nenr and
dance The supper coUTa1E1es cnTD-
q~lses Mrs Walter TosR. Mrs john
DeDrsay. IT., and Mrs ". l Srsrl-
ing
Mrs. Harry Priest was II Fairfield
on WeGnesCag Tie guest Of friends.
Tavior Hooper is passing a few
Garg Ut rne home Of ms parents, DR..
and Mrs Z @ Hooper.
FRANK OvlarI Of East WINSTON mas
been confined &c his norns by Illness.
Chester Garland, WAC underwent
al operation a. the SlsCe-s hospital,
Is improving and Is able 10 SIT up a
sheTt time.
Miss I-ene Johnson. who win her
parer-s and brother, left t1wn
Few days ago for Portland. Ore, has
written very interesting letters ID
u iRsiOE friends. describing their
rrIp. and STATES they are PLEASANTLY
located a. Camas. Wash. q few
miles from Portland, Ore. They are
delighted with the Country.
M- and Mrs. james Overlook IF
Brunswick were guests "Wednesday
Of Mrs. Overlook cousin. Mrs Z
& Newell.
The dance held Friday evening a
the Grange han was large attended
and success both socially ana
t,nanciallE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

awarded - " alLe~ Corridor and Miss
E1z-ztsI "a llsun who obtained the hlg1-
es. rank The other speakers ara
elected by me class and viii be- ar
nounceG within a few DAYS some
pupils IT the ninth grade have re-
cEIweC Students cerufacn-es N the
Palmer method CT writing. which iE
1nderstood % ne The highest award
ne pupil car Obtain II peumansnip.
Those who received -tis honor were
Mildred "A LLlRnsun. Ea1Hl Wilson
and Christina Cook
Charles ? E8d-dor ana .atE- =
AFr-en werc u Tui7v Wecnasday 10
attend he funeral servlce Of their enus-
II. me Lac Asa Sawyer
William Graz YVES IT Bangor Kadnes-
Gay % pass -he Cay with Mrs era. vino
e receiving c-eacneut a a. private nos
pic4l II me cry
g. 4 Stevens and son Van S1pvenz.
were Il Bangor q =elnesday . purchase
goods Ear their store which rney arg u
open Y he building On Central street
near ne Eastern Grain Chs plurr.
Dana Wo-tnen OF St AlhanE WIS a
hUsiness caIIs- n rgwn weduesaav
q. Z. libby was a business caller ln
Augusta V =dneslay-
HCr. J " Manson was a business
caller II SkBwnegan V-ednesaav
Ms EDWARD AnctG and aauG.lIs.r Dor
orhE ana Ak-E James Morgan flavs4- ~
-lTued from Benton. where -her vf.ra
guests " Mrs AncLll's mother. ME-
Willard Gilmore
Mrs. Minnie Martin. pnst-1l iH---ess a.
s. AIhaas. was 4 business caller II
tEr WsdnesdRr
M. ana Hrs T. " Mcdonald and
three children have moved n Beltas-
where NJ Mcdonald las purchased a
EARN
Ms Forest c. smith Of AuEusta a.
-'ved II town Wednesday far q visi-
with her parents. M. and Hrs. :.
Sru-tevaur
Ralpn Il. Merruw Of Ha-rlanc was II
sown "Wednesday On hIs way u Ssuw-
nsEan 40r = vIHIL
The many friends IF ar anG Mrs. &
Alden Bickford will extend sprura Inv
20 hem II rhe death If their infant son.
Mrs.. Harcie Fuller Baker Of Ha-rland.
wnn mas beer the guest II Mrs.. Emily
AradbU1-,, has gune 70 Ekrwhegan fur
visit
Mrs Bernie E1<. VIM mas been II
.rown for several days the guesr Of ner
daaghss-. Mrs George Runinsnn. IT,
-u-ned 10 her nome IT pa-sunEfield
VI eGnhsGav
ThR family q Charles Ahhpt- uer1t 70
Portland this week. where thew a.. 70
reside. A-. Aboprr VIII iuin them with
n d Few da,-E. having remained 70 finish
a cnur-ac. JOB o1 carpeuter Work winch
ne was engaged IT. M. and Mrs. Alb
hort and family have many 1rienfE aere
VINO, wtllis they are sorry 70 have them
leave Pi-tEfieid. viii wish them ths hest
Of succeaE IN their new lnca-iur.
And-nw T J. wyHe Was IN Bangor
v etinesdav attending 70 r1zrra-x n
businesB.
Mrs.. Florence Ffeld II IN town visi-
ing friends having returned --urn Hart
and. whore she was The guest Of ne-
hrnths~. Frank Fz-rham F-ar,a here
Mrs Field VIII 90 = LINN. NaaE.,
whs.-e she plans 70 ioca1e
NJ and N1-s. z = Matthew's ws-. ilusi-
ness Callers in Augusta wedrsstiav
meeting Of Stephen Davis Belief
Corps was held at Grand ATTY nal
W eunasday afternoon
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( nicago Cattle Market

Chicago. april -.
- - L1f--a8as. 5e.t Steers Steady u
&c 4DweT- r0p warnings .sZ0G hsErT
s-ee-s 1S3e. bI.ik 1StHffIIf5sf. COWS steady
70 X; bulk aslGLIm- choice SO pounds
heiferE ls5sl cEnnE-E Steady. bulls
strong @ 1lc h CHER ysal XIV rlosriy
5nc n.gher 1I1I6 145sgqI5ssh no sIacKer
trade
AzDC@-@95st, Iigtl u e3iGz 10 1ic nigh
er. cioseo weak: others 1etZc 4gwsJ'.
practical TOD L5g0 bulK I4a5qI51;.. pack
InE largely -;se0 pigs lever.
~EEEa-LL $50. sreaGv. Choice CoiO-
-ado wooded la-nBE 2Iae- cnDIcs shHr1
1a-T17s 1S15. bLlk l75n VI; PRIME woe ed
= 0IOrade earrings $50. tGp ewes ia2s-
-Four railroads. -epe-L q total OF G2e
cars Of livestock due IT Chicago rGrn0r-
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For You

the advertisers n these caluE1s are urged 70
aIlezx The journal Want Ad Taker To index
their ads correctly. The ndexed ads are care
fully arranged IN their proper A-B-C order n
the CLASSIFICATION column.
The Journal thus aims Id serve YOU and us
thousands OF other readers ny turning ou1 the
best possible cztalog Of the wants and the Of
fers Of Azgusta people every day.
Take 2 lock Al the indsxed ads II the clasgiff-
cation that interests you the most today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
3D.. Is G. t1e Days Dealing ~ a.
-ne -ea1lng Stocks


-r -~a az. IT "aGZng II stDcihS
rs s- E-r e sr-grG zane a. ne
ega 3 ss.ssiuu- n alErf-s-s4rG
+ 2t g0aT DISCOUNT rate announced
De -a. -.GIE 1f England 8E1 TIE mar
--.1- --@El.ia- later wnsn money
bad s. ..Ha~ s,-;1arlUn On e-Saado~ee
+ nina: -8EEId e--&-IoIls.
- Eanay opened a. -l7e uuZslas-. =
- 1T Dr. cent jumped 10 -
ssa- ee luce-raln iIrs-nea1aIe pc
7r .-a-alr,uc 70 = II cne last a5tlT'
-e.1 -a = IN ne maj de2tlnEs-
El--a- - taxation was aeconf-
.--1 e. -nr1Us -ajlg-- especially
,-.s NOE prominent pooled shares
~'~e-- -11se Issues aC1a mad maxi
LIZ 7-'a-s ri mt day and Lhe genera
Ca.- lp q age pa-r o. T-s lnss-
among -1e Strongest and mast can
-us-s aauea we~E y a1ada5TTl ar1d
-el a- s,e-ss. n which dealings "a
--l". 4ArE If me usual TaVDritt--
H. Ue ~ Six and sFven PONIES, -
I'll -nHaBlidaled Textile 81 an
= ana several u ne
-g..E =7e-.al-lsa.
we've Under pressure aiLnot4~h
a.u- IN moderate REACTIONS WIZ
-r.arE Il ana -al}s ntlt srga-'s, Win a.
rs tHcgGa. TieideG gnucu 81 Iasi-
-A Seasonal AHE4IpTT7t MS ana
as0 we~e 81 n sEtt-G IL Va&rfAot-
p uruftt taking. Sales amount
20 ~ SHARES.
e"s --9Ir re u~ln-.Tr.l. cer7Ee-'-s u
,~EJ~af4G ma cne rail.'oEa
aasur8ed mora BTuln0us as
. pay snu-g dssr-ICZ- 4ar Elk
..au-1 ed -A1rlosr complete SUE
ipe.--Lnrs II mines ana isa--
c-
--a- n,-r alseoncarLIEE feature YVES
1~eclpftate aecIf1e Of La9t'i-
M r1ceurv notes. Ely1Iialiy
Established lowest quota
PIP '4-,~ nig1nr-v On enlarged On ar
=ene-a. oQnd market reacted
~ 1ot1L Ir,Ee-na-ior4s!s
-G- a---i sales par value
anuas -1ncranr@d sr -
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Chicago, April Il.
TsLih ri ar1ts shortage of bread aEaIr
had u d.CIa-1lv 9UI!lsh effect TaG4v ar
corn. There was a persistent ciLInb il
PRICES with q nervous finish a. Il 10 g -
u=t advance. win My I61 - II 1ha- and
july zss IS 10 ID IS
0aS gained 81 10 . cents anG PRO
visions - 70 =.
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5ustur April -.
- hoiee whole cattle 44eL4s
f2-aa grth .-g-n creamery eE-1AS
Western creamery extras Iv.sas~-
Twins extras -ssI3h.
49, 80. . yellow is3f1isa..
49, 'a---nSeg-Dw hanne-v 5sanbl western
,sral
Spring pa1er-s. Ts~-8b. saGkz,
shorts I6z5n95A; STANDARD ls'sssd
Va. . timothy s3Ib4a.
Spring sSn3s
F ancv II lbs I-suIz4
80 Medium bucks sl5e
.. 3 F1EE-A-u0E-ook anG Green
S-iit Ans II per ING .aa. ON track
"a Es--lranEiHtec wholesale go
p.ctanA.
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New Tu-k, April Is,
-@uut strong: NJ. > RED aaa
1a~a z. Nc mszea dl9-um Sat
Garner J zne shipment
- rrner- Nc. = yellow Is3s anG
r xee laza a View York
-pG- s-~onE No. White A''s
MN
--.A --s--urg middle west 1sasff.-ss'-
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zer-ns OF oiseaae should De
u-nmrrlv expelled t-un the hiopG- TINS
is n time when lie EvsIEm Ia eEpeciaIs-
susceptible 70 -nsrn- Get -rr Of Al inl-
pI1-fties IN me slnar by taking ERud's
sa-zara-illa and thus far-4ty vnu-
wnoie bog and prevent llness-AEv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

Lightning struck t.le house Of Norris
y. Miles u whitman. Mass. and AtaE5
rug f-urn a fuur IN q chamber and
spread z an the he'd. where Il caagtzf Inc
ptaats-ing ina Esi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

Ara SDrneat-G, aged So wears
PASSED away Thursday at rne home
Of hrs caughlar, Mrs Nellie Vii
llans Of Lisbon. His parents were
the la1a MIR. and Mrs amos .. SoTh-
eRrc- Ills etrty lire wgs passed IN
Wlusi0w. Later ne resided for s5
years a. Five Islands. Mr. SorhearG
uas twice married, the irs wife was
Melissa Gulli1er of this town. VINO
passed away number Of years asp.
Besides the wife ne is survived by
70 children; also by Two Rieces.
Mrs. Il. :. Newell and Mrs. Nsrtis
Davis and by a nephew MHrsnau
Brown Of this town.
Harvey o. Eaton vii SPEAK on
Our Municipal Government" 81 me
Ci-1zensilIp class under the auspices
OF The Wnmar's Club 10 be nsid at
Library nall. Wa1erviIls. this Friaay
evening AL WtnsI0w ladies inter
aEred are invited IN a-1snG-
Mr.. anc Mrs. George Reynolds and
Two children vino have resided II
me northern pRrr Of rae state. are
guests Of Mrs. Mary Reynolds and
Mrs William 2. Sou-herlanG-
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Only 500 Cash
l20-Acre Farm Near Town

II acres produced 3oB bushels POTATOES
last yea: other crups II proportion
splendid farming secriun- near big man
G1acrurinE r K EDwn. nsncnlne-WurKed
fields. bronk-waterec pRstu-s large
wood lot. small orchard: s-ruum house
nIE barn. other buildings. bargain a.
S-E5S only S7m cash. oainnce enEv s1r7ns
Details page Struur's Spring Cz<naur
Bargains - States. cupy Hrua z A
sTROCT FARM AGENCY. a ?. Old
South Ridg BuSrnn-
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Cook should have had experiences IN ca
IsrIng for small fiTlne- parties. Apply
Miss Ruth Hammond Blaine Marsinn.
AuE7ysra Maine
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Program Far Tuesday cluH Meeting

Program Far Tuesday CluE Meeting
The T'1r-sfieic Tuesday Club vii
hold liz last u1eprlnr for ckis saa.zar
at the home Of Mrs. Eu--n Burns on
Tuesday, Apr. 70. when RS. Wilma
Staarr wiz be hoEtess. Occupations
Of Women" win ne the topic for this
meeting and me following is the pro
gram.
RBH Cal. LG0sual Occupations of
x omen; paper. Where Are We
Y omen Cong" Mrs Oldham: music:
magazine 2r'-icIE Mrs. Car-iI read
ing, A 1diranay Story. Hrs Buxton.
Officers tor mex year ve-n
elecLed al the last business session Of
me GLIB preceding d delightful SO
css- afternoon spent a. ne Lancey
House. whore the club members ware
entertained a. ii luncheon. The mem
bers Of me calendar committee
served as hest esEes. During the af-
cernour there were many special
musical numbers furnished by Mrs.
Edna Martin Cor-reE
The new officers are: President
hrs. Vera Nurte-, vlce president.
Mrs Betsev MI-llAer. sec-sra-v. Mrs.
Edith Burns; assistant sec-sra-v
NTrs. Mary Spear; treasurer, Mrs.
Mabel McCulv
Mrs. George W Patton went 70
Portland Tuesday for 1-isIr in the
home OF her daugh-er Mrs z \.
Turner
Harnfd Wellne~ and AIherr Younger
have besn in Boston this week on q
business trIr.
The Gospel Mission VII candurt
services a. c. A T Hal. Sunday.
April IS 81 two O'Clock The speaker
VIII ne E,rangelis1 Z. z Wood All
are invited 70 a-1End-
The Pelrorna wahanl1a Camp Fire
Girls met Monday evening with Edna
monthly Council Fire. During the
uszal ceremony Hazei wilson.
Eleanor TiabetLs and Helen New
house receivad the Frire Makers
bracelets and Florence Wilson and
Lena Marsh we're the receivers Of the
VEoodEa-herers ring
A special meeting NJ Meridian
Lodge. No. liz r & A. III viii be
held IN Masonic Eal Friday eve
ming. April 16, snr work n the e A
degree
Harvey Owens who has been pass
ing a few DAYS n town with his
family mas returned To Bingham
where he has employment
The class parts far the-uinth C-ade
Al the PtrtsfieiG Grammar school
naEs been announced and were
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Rsal Estate for Exchange

FAEA-L-ake shore IN NassalDn-u Fs~
house II .fty. Also farm in a iurssur
tQr CITY home Amos Il Higgins, Opu
50rei North. AUGUSTA
Ro7ERTT-BuuEhr and sold Resr
facilities tnr QUICK handling Sc-icrlv
cDuiien1la Z Ee-sts.a- -e. ELM
or 5-E-,T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

SMALL 9CFC-E-In EHllrwell win St.
ate- = garage. must pc IN -noc 1eDair
one WIN modern "gnyen fences. NUS
be WITHIN FIVE ~ 10 nluu1..s" Walk t-urls
p0s-0t1ce- Address 2. v. Arnold Va
f+s-ville Maine
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CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
IlIl7:lH3I33l']

Bought n any condition. Highest prices
paid fgr old Euid. silver and platinum
Mai ID American TButh Co. 4ss Wasss-
Ne. L uIay-s rr-wA-T-1 &c ~
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Your Want Ad Isn't Printed Here You Won't Get Any Results Today
EMPLOYMENT

Fsip-Mase ~ FaWzis 90
ATTESDAsTSTa wurk On wurds Of
the Na-rsesEar State Hospital Rate
u pEE - u haein, Es-A 81 The END Of
lzrsre nunr1- - al The end NJ ssx
NINTH sse-8 - rhe END az zine nnn-ns
and - 81 the end Of q year, with
maintenance Address sEpr Wurceszkr
state Easpitzi, 8Hx q, WORCESTER,
M2as
eRDEE GQGk-Fnr RsrEnoor work
Sardsner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

le ACEES-+g acras rIliaEe- Balance
pasture and WOOD land. Cu-dwuoo
enough 10 pay for farm Stack cuu-
slsIing o. Z head of cows and he1.ers
three horses, TWO hogs, ~ hens ana
cnnpiste equipment Of arm rnets.
nearly new. lroou market for mix
and cream VIII ae SOLD IL bargain
7 taken a once leonard " iIla-t.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
Tn the Usage.

The Winona OIL company's No.
IN the northeast corner OF the north
east northeast northeast of 5-22-ll
is a rig.
Styneburger & Lucas No. Gin the
northwest corner of the northeast
northwest northeast of ?0-22-1l is
dry and abandoned at 1000 feet.
The oklahoma Natural Gas com
pany has a rig in the southwest
corner OF the northeast southwest
northeast iof 34-21-1O.
The Hugh King No. / in the
southwest corner of the southwest
southwest southeast OF 24-21-1I is
dry and abandoned at 1890 feet.
The Guffy- Gillespie oil company
has a 0-bayrel well in the north
east corner OF the southeast north
east northwest of 34-22-l0 in sand
from 1900 10 1925. This we'll was
shot with 10 quarts. Same com
panys No. 10 in the southeast corr
>ner OF the southeast southeast
southwest of 34-22-10 Is making 80
barrels at 10 quart shot. No. is
in the southeast corner OF the
northeast southeast southwest OF the
same section is a rig.
Rex Pyramids No. 15 in the north
west corner OF the southwest north
west northeast OF 34-22-10 Is a rig
No. l6 in the northeast corner OF
the southeast northeast northwest
of Si-22-11 is drilling at $50 feet
The Guffey-Gillespie No. 3 in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Crude oil Products
Get Together Meeting
Thursdny of Next Week

The get together, set acquainted d
meeting of oil men will be held
Thursday. May n3, at which time
there viii be many prominent OIL
men in town, and all will receive
genuine TIlsa welcome.
p T. Magee, chairman OF the
board Of the Union National bank
will suggest some rem cdy for tho
discrimination now shown by the
Federal Reserve board against oil Sc
curities as negotiable paper whlch
is most important subject just
now.
Other speakers rave been invited
from out OF town and some one VIII
r4spond to an invitation 10 recount
the glories Of the great oil held OF
oklahoma and It is only fitting that
IL should he an out of town man
living in either Okmulgee, Cushins
or Drumright IT. is a bg subject.
The program ns announced Nestcr-
.lav has net with universal com ,
ncndation and many have eNpressed
q desire to introduce new comers AZ
this time. II will be exactly inc
right time as everybody will have an
onportunity to make the acdpalnt-
snce Of everyone present. the place
will he announced later.