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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07
CHEROKEES CLAIM
TO BE EXPEDITED
Ketoowah Society Asks
Government for Big
Refund.
S4,000,000 WANT D
Members Of Society Aided
North During War With
the Confederacy.

James W. Duncan, secretary ~ the
! kctoowah society Of tho Chrrokocs,
has received copy Of petition filed In
tho United states court of claims.
r, Frank j. Boudinot. attorney for
kctocwth society. and his associates,
bguicl T.. Henderson, G. &. Calhoun
and Louis A. Dent Of Washington. u.
g. The claim was started some
years ago by the kctoowah society,
rcproscuted by Mr.. Roudanot. and
mo petition IL filed IN the uame OF
.Nc Cherokee nation.
Quoting from the petition filed in
thc court Your petitioners. the
,herokec Nation, respectfully show
mat by the Act OF March 3. 1919,
jurisdiction b. conferred by congress
up,u the court OF claims TO hear
consider and determine the claim OF
fhg Cherokee nation tor interest al
.,,4cd 20 lre owing from the United
states to the Cherokee nation on
funds arising from the Judgment of
lnr court q: claims of May Is, 1905,
agd the agreement between the
United states and the Cherokee ma
Eiuu OF Dec u9, 1891" 3nis agree
'mpnt Is the one under which the
'hcroEe strip was sold to the United
states.
The funds arising from the judE-
ment OF the court of claims of March
49, 1905. SO referred to, are four iH
number. namely:
Item THE sum OF S2,12j with
interest thereon at the rate Of 3 per
cen. from Feb. 10. 1919. to date Of
payment
Item Tho sum of sl.1ll,2SA7O
with interest thereon at uhe rate of
per cent per annurn from juno J >,
1898, to the date Of payment.
Item g. The sum OF S42j.2S with
interest at the rate OF per cent per
arnum from Jan !. 1897. to the date
of payment
ltcm THE sum of s20,f0G.25
vita interest from July /, 1908, to
date Of payment
The petition contains 5S pages OF
printed matter and makes a complete
case for tho Cherokee nation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07
AUTO THIEVERY
IS LETTING UP
Chief Allen Believes Al
most All Cars to BE
Recovered.

mot very many automobiles are
being stolen IN Tulsa and they arc
practically all recovered within "A
month from tho time they are
taken" Police CHIEF charles Allen
declared iu an, interview with a
World reporter last week. The cars
stolen during the month ~ February
Will probably all be returned TO the
owners this month"; he said.
Noticcably. thc ears reported
stolen ono day last week would h"
found within two ur three days.
Noticeable also. only one or two
cars month are gone from the
owners more than "A week But, here
ts an angie to the story AZ seen from
tho point ~ view OF the man whose
car has been stolen.
II appears that the thieves are
inclined to "burrow' the automo-
bilcs for a few hours. driving to
to some nearby town for liquor aud
returning to Tulsa, then deserving the
stolen automobile I'm "a quiet part Of
ne city or along a lonely road. II
is noticeable that when "A car Is
stolen. the owner is forced to pay
considerable money for post cards
on which to mail Identification 10
almost every town In this section of
the state and sometimes 20 other
states. II Is usually true, also, that
the owner Of the stolen ear pays ont
considerable as rewards or az haul
ing fees after the car Is recovered
by police through an intricate sys-
ten uf loOkouts posted in almost
every town iu the state. Local de-
tectivcs are mostly concerned win
the recovery of clothing and mis'cl-
laueous articles which have been
disappearing rapidly under clever
fingers of numerous petty thieves
who have been plying their trade
here recently. TWO of the local de-
tectives are assigned exclusively to
the recovery of automobiles
one automobile owner whose car
was stolen last week said that he
paid SIS FOR the printing OF cards
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07

to mail 90 nearby towns These were
mailed out aud within three dave
the report came In thnt tho car had
been found near jerks II was out
of repair slightly damaged, several
liNiuEs were missing \ tyaWst"r
charged him 500 tu haul the car TO
a garage. Tho repair bill was slight
ly moro than 500. He spcnt two
days Of his time and more than $40
Of his money IN getting the ear
back again. The thieves may or may
not have gotten their moneys worth
but the man whose ear wds stolen
Vas out yl7b or moro. some Of this
went I'm rewards to police or sheriffs
who recovered the car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07
Wisdom of Consolidation in
Rural Schools Again Proven

the school Tiis win mean that the
students Of this district may receive
tho first two years OF high school
training In their own school which
replaced. few years ago. thr-c
small frame schools In which only
the elementary grades were IN
cludCd.
Although in fact consolidated
district for three YEARS, the vote on
consolidation did NOT take place un-
tn Jiuuary &c OF thus year, when "A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-07
W00LLEY HAS A HIKE
Auto aud Almost Iiu-'S His
Equilibrium

hftcr an enforced stroll OF ciEht
miles iu the facc of an oklahoma
blizzard last "Wednesday r.Eht aud
ThursdJy morning Sheriff james
Moollcy and deputy T. g.. Burnett
made affidavit and otherwise ar.
frmcd that hcnccforth. WHOM moy
are notified or the alleged abandon
mcut of "A stolen automobile. thCN
viii cast a weather eve toward the
heavens and II the signs are not pro.
piuogs. the search for the stolen
property viii bo temporarily abdn.
dunCd
Wednesday nirht "a farmer living
seven miIcs west or Red EUrk trlc
phoucd sheriff James that tVo mon
had abandoned % STOLEN FRANKLIN 'aI
near mis- farm house. Wooll'y and
burnett chartered g city uNic1h aud
set out In the fractiou- wiud and
snow storm Arriving at point
within ono mile uf the supposed
stolen car. the taxi engine fro2o up
aud the officers were stranded They
pushed on on foot and upon reach
ing the ear. found that II had been
abandoned. not hy thieves. but ny
the owner, because of ignition
trouble.
Thcn came tho return trip tn Red
Fork, facing a SO milo wind, laden
with "a pound Of alud 10 tho cubic
inch. according 10 the officers. 1t
was after . O'Clock ThundHy morn
ing when tho stolen auto hunters on
tprcd rcd Furl, on foot and all day
Thursday Woolloy and Burnett gang
small about the shoriffs office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

l6Loo HOME SUITS ESKIMO
Seefarssen Declares S.sstIt-eIer ~
Ce-er.te Aats Wogss Brig csss-
&C ire Natives

TIE ucy e-ne1-s - --5e-r5ze ~
EsHz,o 81 providing hL1 VIII coz
e-et. hints u p,ace - his picturesque
src~ lslocs as s1ggeSrs6 by 81 e11-
c1zI ~ TIE United States cZrea- e
fisheries would T. me deas1 q t12
ds1t-sas O. rhe ICY No-Jh L TIE
cpl1ic1 q v-ilhtGi-u- SGsfsnsso-- e
attic explc-e-- No OILY : re ESkl-
no deyosst 10 RS aSe-Icrg h2hltz-
1Io-- as che So0th S@2 ISLANDERS z-e
10 the- traditional gz-b q 1oTe-
s1-laE6S s1d fresh smiles bl- L :
far healthier, warlsr and mare cam
.cEr2ols n his 6cu5ti manson g
snow blocSs than ne WOULD 5s 4 zZT
modem hoass q concrete
TIE statement that the natives -
he PFloi.ot sands we're acosI -
discard -1e-- sroE hE-s fC- E5derl
concrete ECtS S-1Iag tie g-Ies II n
Behrtls sea zoo strong toE the f9rn@-.
ur<oa E1tcn The story II he i--e1de
change ct Eskimo habits was caS=d-
NJ. Scstzasscz characterized g. 80
silly fo- dlscusseoz- The eIpIo-e--
taking 81 rs headquarters q tle
Na-loc21 Jecs-z 51-czt SCc1e-E c-lz1-
ls a. New Yo-s- said that me PrIc-
Lo- ISLANDERS had a~rs- lived 81 SNOW
hUEs t-r = wooden EE-s- ard -hz-
farther north where ire natives .
I've II s-o- houses = vc--5 = mex
. impossible 70 convert ,ten - any
ccE=- 6Sei1-g-
-st- igioo seves as hcr,a t7-
c-o u three weeks h sad -ce2
hey eul,6 : new one BsCzu$e Il :
asE l- 5 czeal ard sSnI-arv- i = as
warm ard comfortable a= xc-r -
o<z-y = candle gives a. much Hin
ricAsi1a As -hree electric lights 7e-
ca 1s@ ct Ets LrgecSe whitsceSs u h
snow Tie srowhcvSe zfTi sand ~
der any ecntIz&ons- II all ne 1900
= IS comfortable : hore Is TAI
ef7zz-<f zTS- =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
NATIONAL HOME

oEce- a the day. Cap stephen L
WATSON
TIE baseball game for Saturday VIII
&c WIKI the Al CcZIs<lzEs rine q
Lewiston
FsrsoRgns were granted wednesday
70 Hugh DLey 20 Lewiston: EuSn
Daley 20 Skewtsssn and james D
Dwyer 90 Concord.
TrAak " Mckee cennandsr Of
Home Co 3. fer several years hzs
been appointed QGe-Te-mzs-er ser
EeAE-
Tae returns from passes wednesday
we're George c Thomas frou Exeter.
John H Nieaslson from Sacc: Mich
o.zs MzEey from Worcester and Or
rIa P Richardson frcn Ware-vlIle-
The returns from fur;oushs We'd
aes5ay were. James Hama G-s-AvUs
4 Long an5 Prank W. knap-oE from
Boston zz5 Peter B-aSsore from We--
cesSe-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
AUGUSTA COUNTRY CLUB
HOUSE BROKEN INTO
AND GOODS ARE STOLEN
Break Mace TUESDAY Mart cy Means
81 Key. ard Articles from Csgn
Stack Hccr- s-e G-css <rcr- cglIs-
cry Department are Tsse1-Ast,er
Rsecrtet 20 Augusta Police

Gods valued g between s5e ard
50 we're stolen Tuesday night from
the Augusta Country Clubhouse a.
Manchester. The break occurred at
Ter Frank Gilman rhe Eclt Instructor.
a-d Mrs. wc-rhin=. Who IS II charge
Of ire culinary department. lad lst,
H. h5ux and vzS no- discovered un-
n they returned or Wednesday
Morning The matter has been r.
ported 10 the p<t,ce a. Augusta and
ever e5cr: : beng made 70 sPpFe-
bend me guilty. p@r-y 81 Parties
TIE o-e4A ~2z e-sGe1-iy made b. q
person q persons familiar NE>h the
ia-srl3r -oc4--on g the c-lo- house and
=.o i II POSSESSION 81 Key % he
haCs= TO- Tie house was e1teret
t1-o4-E one q he Cocrs which was
locked Fro- I-= culinary depart
ueo1 quite = large amount % food
AMI Beverages we-e taken including
Z ham to chickens = cars a crab
MAJ - bottles OF 6aycrirg extracts
four bottles o. Ncxe. and cream
cheese Part % The cream cheese sss
found on the Lawn O. the clubhouse
the nexI morning
TIE KEY 70 the club stock roc- was
taken from the place where = = al
ways hsp- by Mr. Gilman, rEe soIf
INSTRUCTOR. rhs srock -u9n was enter
81 az1 [rou i we-e taken accu- four
dozen gu- h4Is- i've golf clUcs. and
: r-doe- ZEE The Parties evidently
LEFT the hoUS= through TIE window o<
tn=' Stocb.roo-1 foE the SCREEN vas re
moved fran the saSr and -Gs window
zsSsfc part way Up
tbs IS. ne sscolt break that has
Occurred there z z-neer a articles
having a-=@n stolen as year and those
il charge q -he c.Cb are determined
. 70 everything III tha.- power 10
sep his kind q business for Al tins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Although she American rsdS-zr- <
little bird only I've and q half
inches long. II has one trait in cor--
ne. With the gorgscasEy plurresi
peacock namely, that II seems 20 BE
very fond CT its handsome plurzxe
and Is ccnrlnuzIly spreading its tail
feathers. says the American Forestry
ASsocArfon- Washington whose -z-
s1ocaI bird ha2<s building contest Is
attracting great interest among
school children in the feashered
tribes Of the United States The
male redssarr whose coh,rs are red
orange and Waite does no. attain the
black portion q its rizmzgs on back
tai aad wings until r. In ewo years
Old this part OF the bsrd during its
early life being strangely ncttIed
The fenaie Is gvayish. yellow and
waite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
csgIsrt Mater TIA. S.e-y

A senator was entertaining sc-a
tleo<3S with stories abo1- t1s ArlEcl-
dsss-- x1sl ecre .1llsG ne party
tbs tc-e @ss -Ae kind II chap
Ehz- z,Ezys laughs N ~ Tro-E
guess rs climax The senator --d=--
icoz . sZIs-ce In
-Poc- Eerglsco~ - sad Tr..-
vas 3 ci0Se shave n had z re
GsSe-- .zS- A1g-sZ"
S-nseroksr Of corse- said the
bore
Nc not exactly. sad TIRE senate
Ycz see Ferguson stumbled zcc:-
decr2fiy Of the Csztron-oZ- famous
spring you know, thzt ggsEss cu- e
the rrcs a. freezing paint ard II
nsdlstesy begins 20 bal t-cu he
fierce hea, e The s-n~
OK course ot COURSE sad -ha
bore Ard VIA happ--ec q "a
gusol2 DID ie fall n he ca1-t-cr
and boil 70 death Get n WIRE yo-r
story. man
"Fergzsoc fell IL sasS che senate.
bat L. managed 20 =c-ano.a ~
again TIE peril however -as 1c-
ye- ove- fc- hin Or Arizona a.,
yozN SEE = - dry rhE- = aoSo-ts
moisture with Astonishing rap36.ry
Wei ire boiling wafer - Ferguson :
Clothes evarc-z-sd - fast that -E=
poor fellow instantly trcge s-l@~
see sAit the bor- H. died >.
cosd- Wei that reminds ne
Nc. Re dt6r7r de" SAD ne sera-
.c-- He AIMS died bat - Tad :
Miraculous escape In ss s@-
frozen STATE you ur6srs-arS ha -
gar &c shivs- vita chiLI, and he sht.-
cred 80 hard thai IL q few r-ouea-s
he became ove-esaEed zrf rrl !
.avs sVecoroe1 20 sz-s--cas Z I'd
hadn't p-cv5denlizly broken into :
cold sweat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The ca-oErc L so czil=si because
the .oss or ~hieh be 10 mast CON-
monty known - hike the meow az :
cat bur as matter % fAc- Is
initiates almost every other sound
&c hears SAYS The American For
eS1ry Association Of Washington,
whose natlor--ics bird -house build
ing contest e attracting great at
tenron 20 the eou1rrys tearherei
host Il has been said thar the cat
bird can initiate anything f-rrn =
squakirs ez-tSheet 20 ch- scrx o. Z
thrush He sings aEcn- apparently
without knowing Via. Re l. going
10 iErrcvEse nexr- In co,sr This bird
IS rather scmbre being dark gray
with black cap He Il ore Il The
nc<- common birds es-cuxnoz1 TIE
United States although rare wszr o.
the Pickles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

People v-c as year saw TIE
rerlod5czl c.c4da-L- year .oc1St-isl
Countless numbers and later saw the
trees all broken and brown as re
result may have difficulty n reatiz-
ing -hz1 Eais insect Il 3 vanishing
speEiss Ter thai : TIE fact TIE
CLEARING q lands and o-ter causes
have already reduced II VERY greatly
and some time n the remote rgtV-e,
there NAY b. 70 periodical cicaGaS
Cre e Cle destructive Influences =
-n1avo-zble weather though he
5-co1s eEer=e 50 ,ate Il TIE spr.-S
Tat they DO nct ctssz encounter
freezing TtFe L however 81 leas.
che 1o-Aele exception BEocd No. -
G ne B-Eea< race has eacd1n.sr
f-sez4-g weather II Tennessee during
tTo successive appearances In -he
It-1Ee Tennessee counties IN 1854
breed No u APPEARED n appe-Iin.
rIzzn oSTs- Freezing weather came
soo2t -hs middle q Nay and. IN
n1,y areas The ground was alnos-
covered V1Ih dead clczd2s- Nest &C
item had not begun laying Whsa
he brood "a rpe4red n 1857 It's num-
o=ES II that regEcu we're cre-en5ouS-
y diminished but uExsr favorable
conditions L Eoul6 have re-estae-
i-soed I-Set But again around .-e
middle ct Azy. freezing weather pre-
vailed II middle Tennessee Brocs.
No - vas again frozen before y
completed It's LIE cycle These ar
tr@ only times q recorC. TIA. rresxsa<
eas occurred 50 ate IN star Region
By T1eSe TWO successive freezes =
years apart Z = bef5sTs6 By special
ISIS Ct the United States Department
81 Agriculture ttAt -hs brood NAV
have been eT1eruirarsd over 2 large
part cf IRE territory Il originally &C
cupte5 n Tennessee To determine
exactly what the effect las been tie
bureau VIII GET reports from that
sectson this spring from ren VITO
watched the brood there in 1884 Vie
year u -as frs t-ogen. Ohe-rva-
t'onS will b made a. points ~he-e
the brood Developed IN countless
MEMBERS that year. B-eod No- - l.
the largest II the fs-yezr b-eods- L
a1s eeea studied during each o. rs
appearances since 1.se and q ccuvle-.
history 90 Il - kept ancnx the
records q The Bureau ~ Ertonsoioxv.
Department Of Agriculture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
Busy Second Day
Session of State
Federation of Labor

The seccaa days session g t1e
state Aner.sar Federalism et Labor
eesaAd a. o'c.cck Wednesday and
tie sezszen vas = e-sy one during
the eltre day. The se-saoec vas
e<ea ever 20 reports from oMcez
And addresses t-uA delegates from
the ta.eraAcsenAI body. and the con-
xaeeRAtica Of resolutions.
These also took uP . large rAr- q
the Afternoon and 4 speech by Kescoe
W EDDY, state commissioner % IA
Dor. vas enc OF The outstanding feat
ures Ct the af.errecc-
veatsca was held and q dance ~ae
held in the evening which was veil
attended
Rsseiueisns
Many tmpcrtaa, resciutiens we're
peeseAted to the conyenucn- aRon4
them beng that IN regard 10 the VIZ
ter peveRs Of Maine The resolutions
which were adepsed by the ccnyeu-
rica- was as fclfevx:
We believe shA, The HYDRO Electric
power generated frem the water pcs-
eRx Of Maine should BE retained with
N the State fer tAe eeneAt Of the
ciCzeas and Industries OF NaiAe. And
In order 10 pfevsat the shipaner. NJ
this outside the STATE. we~usge she
Legixlasure Of 1871 60 attach the Bax-
ter aAss4naaf 10 Ill water peuer
charters new o. Old. and 20 ali aMend-
- water power chArteFA
The resolution fuY1Aer favored
the purchase by the state Of an sscr-
ase reservoirs ana water power night.
n can be acquired on q sound bust
ness i7vesemens. also the purchase
Of IT, unf3reaoped water powers On
TIE game bass II further cavore 4
conssitusioaal amendmen. giving the
STATE the power and rsgas to acquire
and develop the water rights In the
lakes storage reservoirs and undo
veioped water powers Of Maine
rhe resoautiea Pointed cur the fact
tia. the owners Of water pcrses are
not bearing their share Of the burden
Of TAXATION and favored . Ihcrcagh
investigation Of this important ques-
tt. and further expressed cppesitien
70 the present law vhieh grants = -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Mrs ANNE Gertrude ADAMS wife
Ct = W. Adams % sss Bu-asfs1
stree c.ed n he hons Wednesday
to-ecocn- atrer . Eorx period Of IN
~Ie,xU- NrS- Adams vas born In
Portland the daughter q TsoE1s
and Sarah tThofrsl Nye- She : sur
vIved ,: he- husband and ore sACgh-
ter. Miss LeoIz Adams, Of has city.
Funeral services will be held Friday
a. . O'Clock IN the afse-nccn ana the
remains viii oe taken 20 Springfield
Mas Saturday morning te- burial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Z aAS beer decided that a escort
from tie American Legion vii es-
FzTlESroE 20 this city @ the ecca-
soc Of BIS visit OF Friday The dele
gztsor VII cnZxls- O Ls-CoT Jchn
G IownS- co~DArte- Ct BcCrcve
PssS American Lex,oe- PaEI Jzlnea
Rudolph Ce-s and Norman NzxkeE
r IS expected that General Pursuing
-a arrive In TIE city n, oTc.cck II
he Afternoon and <1It Dc entertain
ed a. l1scheoa a. The ElnvooS ard
wiA chsa q taken 70 the Costy Cam
D1s where re VIII speak 10 the cleE-
-eES q WAssrv1Ee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
ceea-- & His9ins I

Coszrr defeated Higgins Glass; a.
Institute o. LicAey sid Wednesday
Afternoon by : score q 20 I sGke-
forth for Coh1rr- pitched matches
ball and had the opposing team cas-
My IL the rELeEss- TIE features o.
The game were NA.toor's running
catch o. IL baI: Ryals batting
ard Leyee's throwing 20 nAses- The
Higgins team played Sccd tall hut
had IA Business with S-ksto-sA.
rstcAsa<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Mr. and Ms Frank B4r-ors a
Boston returned % their Eous -
wedesseAy. ztce- visiting a. -hs
hoEs Ct M Bs-o~s brother, Graz
vile z Bsr-oEs Of Gilman street
On Mon6zy, Mr-- G. Z Ba-roTs and
her guests ver- 20 Bangor 20 visit
trencs Mrs. z g Eartir- g Main
street accompanied Mr. zEt Ms
Barovs 20 Boston for = short visit
WITH friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

2 Z Porte Of the Porte Publishing
Company % Sal, Lake City vas IN
The City Wednesday 70 meet the
publishers % the State IN regard 20
he Prtecerz' price lis. which u be-
Ing Pat out By the Porte Publishing
Company and which - authority On
prices TIE conference vas He'll in
rae city coancl rocm in City bail
rnooe rfesee- being Charles h Fc4y
II Hcgltcs- prssi1eas q the Maine
Press AsDossstlse: Roy n Tyt q
AlgsstA RsaAnc T. Pae,ee a Skov-
hegaAv =. D. XcA.Ary and Frank
Joseph Of watervlie Laruy ?. pye-
q Augusta Z p Evans o. Dover
ana y. A BAryisee Of Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Tie mast for the ResoIats. fls fee
icrg. e built 1r q numerous slender
pieces all fastened together with a
glue made in Switzerland which is So
strong that under q .-s- The glue
held While the -cod yielded and was
tom TITO bits Il q the Eghtese and
probably the Strongest spar in the
history Of Yachting II VII CARR
nearly 19-aa9 square feet Of sails ana
cluotcpsaH pole - fee. long
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Patients admitted recently 70 TIE
Augusta General hospital fo- su-<ic2i
treatment were. Ms Blanche C1ootrer
sa6 Mrs Ma-y Gordon % Sels city and
Frank Ear6 OF North Vassaloo-a-
Mrs. AzEa Brown and William Brock
ra1- cocn q 1h.S city were admitted
WEDNESDAY for medical treatzssa1-
Mss GZsoys Dz=-e1- ~ao hss seea
receiving treatment vas discharged
Wednesday from the hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

The worsn-s Cnrstlan Temperance
Crscz VII meet Il regular session A.
,he Assembly EarI ct tie Y " c A. ~
ssa Friday atts-ocon- Rev \ Era1-
els wsIca viii Re the SPEAKER Al
-sres-s zc5 friends are cordially IN
vl-sS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

W J. WorrsII- a. Augusta formerly
Of this city. was IN the city Ws6res
day O. his return from fishing trip
70 Lake Moxle- M Wo--ell vas ac-
ccrra.ied oy 4 2 ErshAu1 and z
- Weber ~ B-zr<~fck and Waller
PeatIeson Of Boston al vel knsowr
- This vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Attorney James Z Boyle left OF -aE
Afternoon --zlE 81 Wednesday, for
Portland where IL, a. representa-
Erve % -ke serv1cs men viii Foin tas
automobile party CT General Psrskic :
o. is three cay tour q the STATE NJ.
Boyle L. zdlurzzt q the Maize De-
ea-msn. a. the American Legion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Everyone on Main street was
brought 10 the windows and doors
Wednesday Styerrocn by the cater
of the IRE soES On the WarervrEle
Steam Laundry which vas bang test
ed 70 ascertain its condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Sergeant Eugene LaFlaEns. vho
las eeen aoxAnI .. recruiting duty
fer several weeks las returned TO this
CITY % resume his work here Private
La-cGreUx who roos charge @ the
eMce during Se-xeA.- AEAnme's
absence recruited four men LAST Fr-
day AID ssr- them 20 thelr vaTiozz
5eSr1-AIaorx ., SAtu-tzy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Miss Edith Clark returned 20 her
none n Burlington Wednesday at
-srrocr after = Shc-r visit with her
amt Ms Russell Barton OF Green
wood street Miss Clark has teez At
tending The Gc-1on Blchs shoe II
Boston for the pas year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Ms ia Brc~c ct North yzssaI-
oc-o -as IL the city Wednesday IN
asess q her s.azhte-. Mis- StsHa
Brow Z is-yeAr-o6 yoznS aty
Eeo las been missing from her
hone since SATURDAY She applied
20 City Marshal Murray 10 hep he-
- tie search Sac thinks hs- laugh
,s- :. ncw IN Blc<han
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

g w R5enares. associate editor q
The Kszlshec Journal and J. G N1F-
pAx, Associated Press correspondent
left Wednesday morning for Pertains
where shsv vllI toiu General PsrSn-
t-<s rarsv O. -he auto "TRIP through
Mazrs. leaving Portland a. ? II to-
5xv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03
OAKLAND

Jack Sweeney Of EochdAIe. Nass-
AID Frank Sweeney Of Cambridge.
Mass. passed the weekend and he'll
day with their parents. Mr. and Nr.-
Jchn Sweeney Of Pleasant street
Al Reex vas q recent business VS.
Ror In town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-03

Mss Valentine Curtis. librarian q
he Plumb Memorial Library % Shei-
ton Conn returned 20 Sheirc- We'd
.esdzy evening. after = vis.t q = sew
days with her parents O. Peasant
street