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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Pal Moore Boxes Drap
With Classy Joe Lynch

ST. LOUIS, oct. 26.-Pal Moore
of Memphis and Joe Lynch of New
York fought four rounds to draw
here tonight. according to news
paper men. Moore's holding cost
him the decision, newspapermen said,
as he carried the fight to his OPP
ponent virtually the entire distance.
The announced weights were, Moore
fl6 and Lynch 1l9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Alabama Hunt Stnris-

TUSCALOOSA, Ala, oct. e6.-
Several foxes were jumped and ex-
citing races followed, when the Ala
bama Fox Hunters association, hold
Ing it's annual meeting here, staged
It's first hunt this morning. A light
rain which fell today was "A great aid
tn the dogs In tracking the animals.
fox hunters declared.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
'MEHLHoRN IN OPEN TOURNEY
Tulsan Has Score of 1872 In Medal
Play--Hutchinson Leads.

WEST BADEN, Ind, Oct. 26.-
Although the last IS holes of the
first SO played today in the open
professional golf tournament here
were played in n heavy rain, better
scores on the whole were turned IN
than this morning. Jock Hutchin-
son regained the lead over Mike
Brady of Detroit and George Sar-
gent of Columbus, Ohio, who held
high scores this morning. Barnes
steady, long accurate driving was a
feature of the play. Scores for the
first half Of the 72 holes medal play
include:
w. Mehlhorn, Tulsa, Oklahoma,
S3-79-l62.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

! turdny with the tormlnAbl' N"I'H
western normal eleven. or AVA %,
! McNulty park Tho lnnN"th h'Id
I Phillips university 10 "a 10 score
nj Enid several weeks ago. ShluI dhS
| they defeated oklahoma NEgio
freshmen 30 tu o. and ns Fast Cen
ltral Normal ana the AgEiu 'ftosh
played u scorcloo' tio at saltwater
and East Central held Kendall TO n
10 TO count. Il is apparent that tho
l'rcshytCriaug especially In th'lr
crippled condition viii have bat
Tie on thoir hands
Next saturday ~ home coming
day nt saltwater when the S'oucr
Aggics clash with the Texas Ag-
ricS. This T., the third South.
western conference game Of the sa-
son for i'ixlCc's mcu. Philips
university saturday meets its scc-
ond Southwestern conference OPP
poncnt of the year when II plays
the TcNag Christian university
eleven NJ ~. worth. The iniNcr-,
sity Of oklahoma goes into it, scc-
ond Missouri valley battle of the
year Snturdny, meeting last years
champion University of Missouri
eleven AT Columbus.
=
Only ono game is scheduled this
week IN tho oklahoma High School
conference, that between Oklahoma
city and shawnee Friday at Swance,
Tulsa engages I'm ita only inter state
game of the season Saturday when II
meets the Fort Worth. Texas. Cen
tral High school eleven. here.
~ .Anf.a.naA
football followers h ccntcrcd this
week on the Ohio state Chicago
clash nj Chicago Saturday. These
undcfcatcd cicvcns. two of the
leading cOmcndcss for the "big
Ten" title. bnyc won their other
games with impressive skin. III
nois, Inst years champions, and
unbcntcn this season. meets Min
nreota nj minneapolis. and
Northwestern and Indiana, both
practically eliminated from the
race, clash at Indiana In other
conference games.
-
"Sportsmnnship will be rem bored
long after scores are forgotten" runs
a quotation which we wish every
athlete and sport follower would use
ns his motto. Victory IL n great
AiAibs Hlh an GilbblN lbNF W WIZ
by fair means. But when fairly
beaten tho establish mcnt of alibis
is an example OF IA lack of sports
manship rejecting the gravest dis
credit upon 6oso seeking to find an
excuse.
=,
We have In mind n certain school
In Oklahoma. whose football team
played brilliantly, gamciy and fairly
In hard fought game, losing 10y u
Close score. That football team was
credit to the school. But some of
Its followers are not possessed OF the
spirit OF sportsmnnship OF their
players, and during aud following
the game made themselves obnoxi-
ous by niibis. This brought discrcdlt
Ia that school anti those vino hcar,i
their whining will forever rmcm-
bcr n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Every Newsboy in New York
Knew of Frame ---ROthstein
ENAIEY3;I@,}I 4
k..SOIpE ! >1dIpSTJo

Loading Okln
iluma collegiate
football clcNcus
this week play
h % r. Il game,
which have bear
Ing ON state NiIss
uuri valley and
scout D. " cHtcru
conference cham
piouahipa. Ken
dall college. un
defeated contend
cr fur the OKLA
houn conference
title rlaghcv Ent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Belgian BALLOON Wins.

NEW YORK, oct. e6.-OtriciaIs of
the Aero CLUB of America today
conceded that tho Gordon Bennett
International trophy Tor FREQ bal.
looms had been won by the Belgian
entry 'Bclglca," piloted by two Bel
9ian army officers, Licuts. dc Muyter
and rlBroussc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Three Northwestern Cascrs Return

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.---CoaCh Ray
Etler OF Northwestern University eN-
poets 10 have three letter men from
last years team as the nucleus OF tho
1920 basketball squad. The three
veterans are Charles Saunders, cap
tain, Ebert Calhoun and Buddy
Lane, The squad win further be en-
forced. the coach said, by the ad-
dition OF several players from the
1919 freshmen team.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Anything 70 Get ENidcnna.

TACiDMA, wash, UIL. -u.-"Prn.
hibition' enforcement officers giu b
using stomach pumps next TO Obtain
evidence IL they are not ctrbod
now" Judge Il. T.. Cushman said to-
day IN federal district court here IN
denying tho Introduction Of certain
intoxicau,g liqour as evidence. Tho
officers lacked search warrants
when they made the seizure. it de
ycloped
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Creb and Madden Matched.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. &C.
Harry Greb, the Pittsburgh light
weight. and BARLEY Madden of New
York will meet in u ten-round con-
test here oct 30
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
Wandercr Case Near END

CHICAGO. Oct. 26.-Thc defense
IN the case Of Carl Wanderer,
charged with tho murder in conncc
tion with the killing of his wife ana
ar unidentified man rested TO-DAY.
The case is expected to so 20 the
Jury Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

Dow liamm, formerly a Mpskogeo
Hish school star is playing great
game this season at center for tne
University OF oklahoma football
eleven. Hamm Is n leading posi-
hility for An all-Missouri Valley con.
ference places
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

The smallest hot water bag holds
Just half an ounce Of water aud can
be placed between an aching tooth
aud a sufferers check
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27
C0SDEN WINS FROM. NOBLE

Winners Maintain Undcfcatcd Rec.
ord In OH Bowling League.
CoSden bJwlers last night main
tanned their undefeatcd record by
wrnning from the Noble rollers in
straight frames.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-27

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Oct. 26.--
Regnier and Eckberg. at halves.
Ruben at full and Captain Arnstein
at quarter, probably will he the
backficld. lineup of the Gophers
against Illinois Saturday Arno!d
0ss Is still out of the game.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

that / Nes IA ssy tsggvr rwai os
fabyir-'. sE4s '~ "lN1cient 10 caus~
httH IA r,t.4 ars rs hy bs4ns %fsr Res
honry1a-~igr bis ssra'tea Ned In
sa.y oa s'aekBnE srvaWl Ea protest me.
Tie t.a4e-l d0We al Eer i,.'.e hand
herr q r-sir3 ta bis - s.g aud
hruNu ant bart aith hls trtv hand
hv p4,irsi her han4 pa'rrrialy 'N'e"-i-
By. S~~rv.s.~ hv 10 asaln ap3 turn.
Jag Go lie sgcIs, be lr@I~s3 aboard
Just Is RE trRta started 50 my'e oa'
~ the statloa.
'Gt.. good -tailps~ she cH'lv>'
mougutu.ly. Tura To herself Hess
as b"art. 30 did rrnemeyr 10 t'r
Terribly lonely. after ait he s~nl q
b!t qurrr, bat Oh dear. be IL - q
ast%ranuk could tuup his Gtnd
aid head against wall She tafar'l
her hsyk aa me train fearful that
tsuu aH-rv be- ..ass gr Ihr Steps br
tvH.t yga at that distance syt ne
satfen yg.h = EvsHs lhs' ttuts-t her
tlaNaFs- neH luaa DAiHe-o. Nfsa Nst
nj t4 aass tp tav Aaa,aN ~ fhr
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tasy hsf atsa te fAe ha.,i
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u. ta 20 .sgtt-t Hy she Urret Gna
an AuEuuet Saaze I roas't a., a.tag
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Gat Iu,y tm, Aa be ne s4ms
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Say aa,Mn an ~ De- negaaa trt
tgi bH'
rrea vh.rh lj mp be inferred ths'
ruaary was nal vrl tar~,d eH' q
l,oa 1as,rs Gac}s soul Ilr vantl ty
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>,r,rI ire risbI "a rug, IA!
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
ke~ tliur~irstot FOR MIC osrsps

Prot AleSabder Nllyerman has In
sctit~i new illumination fHf she mi
CT Sctl~ bn@. sget'isl advantage 10
tbst Vt gives rcrs strong light uiaa
The object raaiainsd. So that o9taq@
sud ttaHauocfG bodies zen D. ~ resil
y studied " frpnsrefvti, ,Hep The
fA, ~ 'hr ~ ts.tf ~ 'hp sde ean b~
ses'n el'l, eil he ,aria,lovE - ia sw
fht. Il M IfsrtlcGia,ls ,aiuphlr In
testing fapiet ~ U,e,ol since I,
sina f'lf pte~"tcs ~ hlo@ ta'm and
Has arfa @ hi'hoffo ys
3h'o f - i,4yu sp a.sfui q ,et',c cf
f4 shpp I'M ffuads "
tst- frar r7rfs snTsg anG " also
mu sp '.f Is taasrbA0eifts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
csntral japan presnsreuA

he people ~ rrntrsl Japan, where
>" ~ ~" principal agricultural dts
~ are located arI.ar prosperous
AM cos'ruG.i and crpr prospects are
4 arahl" ,nr ~ The fact iha, the
~ wrrs bed ppnry ain "a hiyh 70 hug
e. 'liia"rn and hays gwen theif crop,
- Client cnrs
i,lcu miiIet snd vrE"tsble crups ARE
10 sltts1la eolidittot, ehiiv ~. sils
,tup ii lhr best ~ t"art Zine. large
ca yssaa sae gh,' rysss.t ~ well terii.lsesI
rgec'i'a>secnsr, sestss ,fs@es,salls aAAtlHf. 1,
f. I,in,oJ that American silk nenu
fs, tHrsfs em1ld 10 we'll go lhy d,
supply ~ 'hf hcfisf grades
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24
SWANP.R0OT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS


ltrrr 1, oAl, one medicine thai rsaIiy
4 i est prv eminent a, a nsaae,as lee
sel 10 ailments Of the kiineys. liver and
IN cf
IL Miner. swamp hssi slands The
b.. # iut the reason that II has proven
Ia last NE rsmsdf NEEDED In Thousands
utsr thousands at distressing cases,
se npRoo. mskes friends quickly b.
ras tis mlfa and immediate sffsat " seen
rv0 81 ~ ulnS; casrE IL aas gestiA.
% - ,csrtal,.s compound
4 treatment at ones scld 81 ~
dr. rtote. IN aCtiies 81 tuo sses. ned
ar - ssfse
ivs,rt Il you wish FIRE, 90 test iha
grset preparation -end ten r~nts ~ IN
hp ~ = Go, ibnebsm,os. n y. for .
san 10 toi,lt When writing 10 cure Asd
me iiua this pagst Ady
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

+ ese gel re-s II; ne en7'i.
a.ai ~ A. s.--s.r TIE t.ats.l.a t9ver.
t7r rya RI ,--- W s1a or sf~sf r1sg -
WEI Es ae,G s-ra tTfrg The West AZ.
rotU resrres IRE vpry 'r.yra q. 'hs
$40 tr ahtrh sero'.lHE 70 .aras
ria ~ ta's c1lft 10 ~ c'ss es-f as y
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~ Nea tr4e a0s~ss sssasife yhss1Rsrgss N
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o a'cA ~oor becomes hart tns ~@-hy.
sa4 here 'asy .faia rr@.ia IN III.
psIt traatai!oY 4 n. r-rr~~ ~
cot con9s .lcnA WITH ~co-i~s scrks
AID d.s them sut--ExcksnSA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

wAkA sessaed 10 arxoe GYvst ecgsa
'SsSsraSssy as3 soSnd al s&iSrag
RGns 90 tpR ~ Thar Aksl' WEBSTER -
saAgsEg ~ttA ypanbtEvss. "~aa s@aA
sAasef he yvaE to egra II ~ ana as>
geEIf~T, II @aags $50 a.vxslSA Aaa
SHAT tsi s,a ia HAY
Il syt asy trsas,l aEd rag q lae
ts0H gae sAAcI ra ihs hsli. fo}Aas ggG
'he Alr~ctt.a Ia shtea tee 'tsts~ ~s'
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| 3N-i4 STARR ms laaAti 10 cut lee
heage " ay .arggAsx. | dsseosvr~i
aI gi'esi~v~ssog a%a - sssS. that
isse@rkNl ss.s ~ ! VERIFIED wy eai-
cSslagiuas atsa taCa eat aooA 81 think
asst. ! seua~sAesY~a TIA, frS2u~ni
aus Sis'lsn' earthasasea p>cus 10 tAis
e.=ss:s'rs, ssS IL ss~aESl to Hae 4 res'
sa1aeir hyissthrsis 10 hlaaAe ssaRe an
ctent sad particularly WHO'S setssnlc
disturbance ~asSi tad taul;ed The
vvta and st II ever q Considerable
dtstaHr~, AcccrdiRg to my cAlcyls.
tea That ether nAn sbsnld have cot
TIE srin at ~ feet yvt Ar had g0a~
"a iU2 before quitting no | got hat
q d.,zca J-,ens Asa drove ahead 10
s,~; W. the either frtiews tuanss and
~ Hrk, Johnny GU, the s~4aI~
sRul'y hvy And thenr'
~ trdssi iru fr~S 90 the ,~ln and
,ha up, ,uddrhiy gave oar II steeped
rt>t &e tNat prosing "a cone to
The uFpvr yaA ~ the vrsH where X
lsA fauitst. ~ last worked ~ and
arouut appc,us and slnSing vitae
herr aa1 there. uufi tus' about the
tla, tt cash reserve was getting prr'.
" Sow picked ~ the true vein ant
apeaya n Dr - 'ar Sall wijth. Come
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broke of .bHT.e, q 'tr arr every
tr~S, OF tauf ftss ,rs~ jrA after Mlly
up ft-anst 'ge Slope aa3 hack 10 the
lr8v sea taaa sAt tsst " which he
also tut nuwsfoas awr'es ''rH re
e'aRlr,i ea' inta the ,9n>s.ar stain.
ttnt. dtgt} awd rerApif.Hg
@uHli ,uuU - ral rsnet vi
say il yap suuL" MAS 81 she praise
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

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y t~ y,~rasetv.i rAs.,s. a is@t tAs essllan
ahd greSh ealtrs psSseSss.d hS the slsk
suy hl rrtstn cstenaiiafs are due 10
sssl"tsns matter lerttsSi fwm the
fessi and passed throagh the hloos ii
he splnnets iiS lnpfvgasiins leave,
hlth ariiNgssi enters thr ssperiEpVntgss
caused soinc sI'ecjes az eatrTpiilnrs 10
pfo'ute shk ~ fright orange yellow
And fre rose h,aes
Ry the ala ~ The spec'rowcope the
presence and hHtur. ~ tvlafrd plg.
mvHis in TIE hiA,d ~ the little efsa
furps Was established
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

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bsa,..o
ep,, va, ,c,,tt Oh "a . h..k ,ht.
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my elothe. =. .sf.u d. I chang. fgy
mind the ats,.,4s,..g,, .esi. .a chap.
that uanefestYr. certain brand Of
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-24

aalr.d she outward evidence, ~ re
.u~ctahulty
Al The hotel wehsre, roaaA two
p,4.sax.. Awaiting him ,ypy "a. FROM
Bny C..sr,. an st san Nls.el ~ Pad.
an aa,t.,ug tim thar .y.r,tliHg VAS
IN readiness. for a trim 70 the min.
The other Was nat, from Ricardo
Ruey bat signed with h.. ala. u
Andrew Bower. webster read ...-
IL. 80.
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,,rs,.t thar II would BE- r,,r~u,.l, IN.
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Individual ant he has a.at,ayi IT, GA.
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that be 'aa.ard qn,'e heartily h"a'.
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her b. ahY iau.h, ta,t laaSts b,st
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"Haues accidents NY tear Wen.
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darr NOT guarantee YOU
Thine,
ANDREW l"lWIRS
THAT makes IL uley. ,te ry plrnt
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ngs AS he would du1 "a. e>,sry Aur
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bee tH,leara to a.-arv hHe tha'
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hHs frur44 Ma u.h places. has usnW
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-03
Liable to a Tax
AS PaWnbrokers

Collector of Internal Revenue Leon
o. Tebbetts has received a commu-
nication from William NJ. Williams.
commissioner of internal revenue at
Washington, saying that the follow
ing persons are liable to tax as
pawnbrokers:
A person using no tickets in his
business, but making a pretense of
buying articles which are brought to
him which he holds under verbal
agreement that the articles can be
bought back again by the person
selling them upon the payment of a
specified bonus.
A concern though called a bank
which has practically no deposits and
almost it's entire business in the loan
ing of money on automobiles secured
by warehouse receipts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-03
REED-NELSON WEDDING
AT PALERMO. FRIDAY

A very pretty wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Nell
son of Palermo. Wednesday evening.
June 80, when their daughter, Ber-
tina Mildred was united in marriage
to Harvey Percy Reed of Week S
Mills. by the Rev. Mr.. Macy of
South China, the double ring service
being used. The bride was very
charmingly attired in a white beaded
georgette gown and carried a bou-
quet of brides roses Her twin sis
ter, Beatrice Nelson was bridesmaid,
wearing blue georgette gown and
carried a bouquet of sweet peas
Maurice Nelson. brother of the bride
was best man. The bride was for
merly employed at the w. H. Gam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-03
jly3d1t

package or packages and call must
be made for them inside of the seven
day limit.
1t is also announced that packages
for foreign shipment must have the
full postage upon them, if delays and
other inconvenience are not desired.
1t has been the custom to forward
mail Of this class that has not had
the required postage but in such in
stances it has been necessary to COL
lect double the regular rate. There
has been much complaint from pa
irons of business houses in America
who declare that much trade will be
lost to America if business houses
continue to send packages upon
which the patron is obliged to. pay
additional postage.
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Church Notices

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE society. Will
liams street: Services at 1890; sub
ject. God" Sunday school, 1890; tes-
timonial meeting Wednesday at 7.3O.
Reading room at Christian Science
chapel open Saturday from 8 to $50:
also lending library of authorized
Christian Science writings.
SAINT. MARKS church, Rev. Med
vile Mclaughlin. rector: 100 A. NJ.
holy communion: 1045 A. NJ, holy
communion and sermon.
GREEN STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL church; Rev. ". J. Lay
1890 A. M; church school. ~ NJ; Ep-
worth League. $50 P. M: gospel ser
vice. 100 p. M; prayer and praise SER
vice Wednesday, 7.30 P M; official
board win meet with 1. B. Packard
46 Middle street, Monday evening 7.3O
O'clock
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after THE FOURTH, WHAT?
WHYD0LLAR DAYS, OF COURSE
in AUGUSTA, JULY I AND 8

The journal advertising in their work of solicitation
for the big Dollar Days. coming next week. have met with
ready response from merchants Every year this event
growing and popular with the people This is
due the fact that they have always proved REAL bargain
days and the buyer has greatly proed thereby There will
be disappontmens this In swing and down the
business the Cad Copy Man" has already written up
some eye openers and shoppers will verify this statement
when they read the many special offerings to in the
Journal Tuesday.
To shoppers in general take this wordhave good time
Fourth and of spend money BUT be
and every cent you can for the big special values you
will find in the stores July and of next week.
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as the family were sitting down
breakfast and is believed to have ha
It's origin from defective chime
IN the ell of the dwelling. Practltd j.
all furnishings were removed t.
house across the road. likewise oA9e
by ,ir. Chadbod ne. and the stock va
rescued from the barn. The place va
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwef
Chadbourne, tho rarents of til "NN
er, and the estimated value of III
building was $500. 1t Is understoo
the property was insured for tha
sum. The house contained moder
improvements including a furnace an
bath room.
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FOREIGN PARCEL POST
PACKAGES NEW Ruling

A new ruling relative to foreign
parcel post packages has been an
nounced by the post Office depart
ment. In the future packages ad-
dressed to patrons which are not
called for after seven days will be
subject to demurrage charge of five
cents per day. Addresses will be
notified by card on arrival of the
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DR.. c. r. Simmons of oakland, who
has been passing a short time in the
city attending the meeting Of the Maine
Medical Association. was accompanied
home by Frank Bryant of Faith, anoth-
or member in attendance, who will
pass a few days in Oakland
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Hearing on Appeal
From Decree of Somerset
County Judge of Probate

Hearing was held before Associate
Justice A. NJ. Spear on Friday at the
courthouse on an appeal from the
decree of the judge of probate of
Somerset county in which Judge
Charles o. Small allowed to John G
Lille, formerly Of Hartland. $1,000
out of the assets of the estate Of his
deceased wife, Annie Lille, who died
in January, 1919. The matter was re-
ferred to Justice Spear as referee
from the supreme court of Somerset
county. George H. Morse of Bangor
appeared as counsel for Mr.. Lille.
and William Folsom Merrill of the
law firm of Merrill &. Merrill of
Skowhegan for John O'Reilley, ad-
ministrator, and for Nellie O'Reilley,
his sister. At the conclusion of the
hearing yesterday Justice Spear re-
served his decision.
The estate consists of about $50
worth of furniture, and money de-
posted in the Pittsfeld National
bank to the amount Of $1,000.
Nellie OReilley Of Oakland claimed
that her sister, Annie Lille, gave her
the bank book just before she went
to the hospital for the operation, after
which operation she died. A sharp
question Of law was raised as to
whether or not the delivery of the
bank book by Annie Lille operated to
pass to Nellie O'Reilley the money
which was sthe bank.
Attorney Morse claimed that mas
much as Mrs. Lille did not die until
sometime afterwards and did not
know for certain that she was not
going to get well at the time the
book was given, it was not a valid
gift Of the money.
Attorney Merrill claimed that it
was a valid gift and that it was not
necessary for the person giving it to
be in ad ying condition at the time.
He also claimed that even IL the
money did not pass by the gift Of the
book, yet Mr.. Lille should not be al
lowed any more than one half Of the
money. the share to which he would
be entitled by law.