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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19
LEGAL


.IHnIH nr property pufsusasI. cone"
''.u..I Yr ..aJ.ufol by 49, outside"
'ut .NI 'Iv Imlta 60 the Same ex-"
''..' and boo 'h' same mauucr aH lt'
'ss..fIstT IYri.Hl.fiuu over lands"
'nrNlu aH Dly llmlta"
B. "Ihr D'ty ~ Tulsa shall have the"
'fIsnf f. ttluIr. r.lI estate fYr sItc4"
"1nH urht ~ way f.r public uuuty"
'HuI utU.l. park purp"ses within o."
"aI'h.u' 'Ho ,aruarfr IIui'4 ~ the
"tIfy of Iu.t uy pur. base. donation"
'n.iu,-1 |ot.'. 'nntn, end coudomna-"
.u5" ,.. g,.,g.'''o.''"s, L,g,vidge ,a..
'HhnI hr f.ry'ai'i Ia III respocts'
"as provided by law fs- ,hs 'trr-"
'do. nation Hi property t0r railroad"
ryiI q a',s ,nd pstts of acts
'Hf 'lu 'NHrttH ~ the cry ~ Tulsa
and tYc ordnance unsctod theroun-"
.d,E Or conflict with the pf"visiona"
.oi il.s "u'"'n'nt are hereby 70"
'I.aI.d. aud auruliud.'
THAT lnc Mayor ~ aaif city be and
b. g. hcf.by .Uutuurlt.d erd directed ~
l"Hu, proclamation calling spcrI AZ
election which stld proclamation shan D..
IH.Ih'd in me Tulsa Daily World .s
IuI .l.nfnu 10 bo pt lcau Ton G9I day,
t"'r" iur l'to upon which said election
sH,.f ho h,ld
THAT uu emergency EXISTS Tor tho rre,sr.
walton 90 zinc public h'liih welfare and
Hnf,fb ot the inhabitants ~ said CITY ~
lu..t. hN reason Wh,rtaf this rrppos.d
amendment shpII toxic effect and be In
fIN fafrn from and Brsr ~. approval an !
adoption hy the Bulr ~ Comnt.sIDn,r.
~ -. 'I'. ~ Tulsa. t.1Ilrauuu IN manner
hni form required bv law. ratification ry
'p'o ~ inc gIIllflgI electors ~ said CIty
OF Nu'Ht. uH by law required and provided
state ~ Dtlthuma
ADOPTED ana tho emergency clause
tuIrd uIuu separately and approx ID this
20 DAY "f september 1890.
htIEDh.b this 2S nay OF September
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LEGAL.

Uuhlishcd In the Tmsa pauy World. oc-
tohor 2- g. L. O. o. e. 8 o. 10 II IL la.
Il l5- 10 ~ IS 10 20 "a and 20. 1870.
world Publishing Company PubIIAhers
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
THE CHARTER OE THE CITY or TULSA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
\ proposed amendment to tho char
tor or the city ot Tulsa Oklahoma.
foi the purpose Of giying 20 said city
the rlEht 20 exercise jurisdiction over
All property owned or controlled by
said Ciy whether within or without
the limits thcrnnfi amending para
graph Npubcr Fourteen GO OF Sec
ton fRt t5l or Article Two tal or
said thUtcr; providing FOR the calling
of special election Tor the purpose ~
voting upln such amendment, and de-
clariug Au emergency.
WHEREAS, TN, board ~ Commissioners
or the tuy OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, H. desirous
ot schmli'lng to the qualified oIcctors Of
tAld liy AZ special election TO b. held
in snld city. tho question of the uaoutIon
or rejection " tho fa-lawtur amendment
to ihF Charter az sali city ~ Tulsa, Ok
hhuma. AS hereinafter Sc; forth
NOW THEREFORE,, BE n RTSOIv-
10 HY THE BOARD OF suMMIst
SloNElS or THE CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA:
SECTION J. That tho Hoard Of Com
missioncrs Of said city OF Tulsa hereby
adopts and approves tho following amend
mrut to tho charter = the Fla CITY of
Tulsa, Oklahoma. ana proposes and sub
ultH the saWo 60 tho qualified electors
OF said city Tor approval ar rejection as
ly law required. First That Paragraph
Number Fourteen 90 % Section Five 80
of Aruclc Two go ~ said Charter IL
amended 20 read Hs follows.
~ "rhoDity Ut Tulsa shah have
'ur|Biigtiuu over all places within
FiNo ,) mites Of tho corporate limits
of tho said city fur the enforcement
~ nl hvalth and quarantine rcguIa-
tiuns Of onid tltyi prov idrd that said
City OF Tulsa shall have aud exercise
jurisdiction oyer all lands owned or
controlled by ~ outside ~ tbs limits
uf said city to tho same c2tcnt that II
has over land owned by II within said
Ctty umits"
SECTION ., Al acts or parts OF acts
In conflict with the provisions OF thl.
amendment are hereby repealed. Vhat the
Mayor ~ said city be- and he n hereby
authorized ana directed TO issue a prn.
ciamation calling special election which
Said proclamation small 10 published in
the Tulsa Daily world for Ton ,lOl con.
sfcutlNc Issues thereof the publication TO
De- at least Ten uol days bofore the date
upon which said election shall be held.
Ihat Rn emergency exists for the pre-.
berNhtion of tho public health welfare and
sate'y OF tho Inhabitants OF said city OF
Tulsa, by reason whereof this proposed
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FARMERS FACING
BIG WHEAT LOSS
Kansas Wheat Belt Stands
Chance to Losing 40
Million Dollars

NtAs.,, ,...,.,.. 49,. ,., 90
MANILA iN.'' "'."
Tho wheat hr.i oi kansas ihc'a %
loBs Of $4,000. 600 ON this years
cro,s .r,l..,. ,,, ,.t,r,I. r,ycrp,,r,.f
tnprs COM. ,.,,,,r,,t .,stl.r ID, uI.f..t
f,rp,,rg .,r.'.r.t dr.r.,g.ue rri.,t
nr,nrd,r,, ~ i,rnr y r s,lrY,r r,,
du,,inr ..,,,, ,ra ,,.f..-...' Y,
rro,,. a. t-.I..,g ,g,.,..lt'.,,f ,.,II....
t'.,f,,.,r .,I,,., i,a.. i..,.J "a
vy,rrt,r fn t, ,,.,,,,. r,. ..'.....
,onJ,iir,. ,,ra. ,,,..lI,d .l.f,,,.. r,..t
apripp ,L, Ipyo ,,I.,, '.,.,. u.TI 0.
for h,i.,. r,tr,,I ur a...,f,l
farmer. I'M ,yt mi. rr,ju.f..r .F
wheat ..,n.at tp nam nv uIltfIue
oibrr ,r,rs h. d., yj,Yt' r.IJ. I.'
,,usc ~ I..s.. ,.I.t4.,,,H ,,, t., r,.,.
inc OF ,yt,,t
Cr,,, ,,,.t. a., g.. I,,,,,,,
II costs ibp r-m,r ,l ...,4 B, a.
bushcl tr ra..go h|, u.bp,t ,.up and
90 u.r cont Of ul, .I,tu.,s viola H
aold M local rrI,,s. which ar. fI.fu.
80 TO so cents hollow tno s,ralg ,It.
cagh mlrt. This ur,rs in.f u..
prices ron.. from 81 .p fo ST .p.
bushrl ng il. r,.m md it, .,,rrYr,
who spIIu IYsps nnm 90 to o.. ,,uig
on every Uugh,l br ilispa." b, s,ld
Professor salmon r.Ntu1t,I mis-
AtNI'N k.II|..iN IltNf fIIIII If .rII 900
600 hughpl with "a corn yI,j. az 100
OOO. 600 hu,brlH IT.. sl.d nuly ono
fourth of MS has boon mrrkrtrl .n
far INT MAJ a., ,r,I,. .t.,. ,.ift
eventually Doc marketed
'Kauaaa farmers nro not Iik, tho
southern cotton growers" ne com
mcutcd "Nonc OF the wheat will bo
destroyed Nrvf vcar'g crop ia al
ready planted ana thcro win bo no
dlfforonCo I'm this ypar'g yI,Id Noxt
year, however. the country win fool
cNocts unless this market situatiou
rs rcmcdiod ut once"
Nav Exclude Wheat
"Nou mean farmers viii lgrorc
wheat whom planting." ne vcao nskod
Eyes" he replied But II nll de-
pcnds ON Tho nryt fIv, n, ,i,. ,,,,,,.
"If the farmer gota more money FOR
his wheat he VIII plant Tho sauo
acreage next year II ne docsn't hon
mot use as much acreage. for no rnp't
afford ia rniso vybo,t -, ~ in,, %
How much acreage mIrht lao lost
through low wheat pricca2" ,,,s mo
next query
May Retrieve Iosscs
ut might bc as much ma nno -b,If
but probably will NOT be tb,t bIrh "
Professor Salmon declared u,c
yield this year has been cxcop,i,r.
ally high and tho farmers yyoilia no
Gin To get back losacs incurred I'm thc
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AUTOMOBILES


..-.-AN, ~. loNloHlits toR SNiI ID
NEW SEDAN Elgin slX. noyl, f..---.vv, "
ravemnt; only run two ta,t. ot
aovlng on price very ,as. ,.g,.. ,f
Wost Motor CO. oii south MAI, A'd
FOR SAIE--New 1920 King EIgFt t--,-
ster or 20 trade Tor good ri'. ...,n' .,n'
price s. 40. Phone Usage ASA .rE .,;
for +. a. FULLER. '''
FOR SAIs--Oue good touring .., ..-..-..
condition SIN Rouldcr Dal. s'yn a
FRANKLIN touring car. ntst.c'a.. ,..,-i,
Ton. Price $3.50. Phone cedar ll.s
ONE Dodge roadster. 1919 mod. ..-
oakland roadster, 1919 modc. rs ".
osase 1910; staples
DODGE roadster good condition fa- ,,I.
or trade. real estate. MONTH. n....
cash Phone Usage 5i2.
TBrCkS-Wo have three gi7 tom try.--
~ 70 standard make 20 scU ai 5000 r.'.
On each truck than the ust price. Can
be seen at No. 11-Not'h Cheyenne ,,
Jansen Cpp Mfg. CO. Phone Coda, .g.s
Tulsa Warehouse COMPANY
'OU SALE--isO Chevrolet car rnat. Dc,
GOOD condition. 1920 8. rorrymar
BOSTON. n 472-Two nicely nrrn,.,
rooms for light housekcpplur adjoining
bath. garage 10 desired. clos, to ..tg.s
and car line Cedar lAbo.
FOR sALE-Ford touring car. 1919 modal.
ru"' condition t--'. 1921 g. EHs'rn
FOR SALE--Finc Ncllc 6-ryirder ,I,..
passenger car. run 1000 miles. two nos,
Atu'H iuugh IK" new. ulu1 wr.Hlr. al
condition. 81 500 takes st. Sew ,his Yea.
Present price 81 $50. r. W. Simouis II a
Box 16N, SprinrdHlc, ARK.
DOuGE-Sew run less $50 miles. ann
leaving city. WIN sacrifice 200 Etgt
Second street
FOR SALE--Fo-d chassis model D.. Nor.
oughly ovcrhHulcd good tires. ru.t l.f.
gain, price tlG5. ioll East Third
FORD touring car. has dowouutthIe rim.
oucamHn top, spCclum"tcr l.rk .p,t.
light. new cord titcsi foot feed. other of.
l,ta, pit'"d TO s-tD Coos T.. S.t.u.. nj
K"ndan car
FOR SAt.E--lq Cherrolrt car. or vTi
trade for a Ford car can Os1re ol.7
1918 NASH IN Al condition, Tor sale Can
psage 5s77-R.
FoR SALE overland delivery gafs. CsIi
Usage S3Gf
MAKE YOUR OLD CAR NEW
I paint any car tho way you want Il
painted and do II riEh now. Estmate.
gladly furnished. Art Scocs, with Fred
shaw Motor Corporation, ll6 s. BOULDER.
| Phone Usage S34s
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LEGAL

her 10 the WATER COMMISSION iu
alphabetical order without any dcaigua-
ton. usisnlt or device ~ amy Mind Or
. .nafatfoU political 90 otherwise. except
that said ballot shall be- headed ~ ths
words,
PRIMARY ttTCTt0v'
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT"
and hereunder 'n" words
'FOJW YEAR TERM
"iWU YEAR TERM
or
GENERAL. ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT'
and th,reurdcr the word
"FOJU YEAR TERM
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

If ANYONE KNOWS Of Mrs. Cassie can,
used to be Mrs Una Asher at NelmH,
okla. She has a son. Jim Asher. She j.
q sister ~ y l. Smith. Used to live at
Norman. Okla. Also q sister Of Mrs. !.
X Fr"nsley NJ Nelma. Address Mrs. g.. W.
HeAvcrrr. her sister Minnie, care Box
t16.A world.
ron adoption--Haby girl. , months old
must be able TO give a good home, Tor
particulars write ~. r., care world.
ORDERS TAKEN for Infants complstc
lsyctte or individual pieces handwork.
For particulars call Usage Si77 or write
+ O. Hpx s22.
WEST MAlN-Maternity sunitarium, a
home FOR the care ana protection Of
young women, rates reasonable, babiee
adopted. Dr. NJ ii Newman. medical
director, i5i7 W. Main. Oklahoma City.
ANY ONE knowing anything about Evor,t
Ciatk please notify his father, loft rul-i
September I, 1920: description fair com
pleNion. dark brown hair blue eyes. feet
ono inch In height, - years old. J. u.
Clark
CANCER positively cured. no pay TIL
cured. Delay Is fatal Court Russell. us
Forest Ave. Tuisa-
FAtRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement private. prices reasonable.
write for booklet Mrs T. Is. Long. i3li
u. 27th Kansas city Mo.
CANCERS, uunots. goltre, piles flstula.
Write Tor testimonials Box 5l7. Dallas,
TcNsS
VACUUM cleaners fer rent rhors, Pre-:
mirrs Edisons Eurekas. etc. Phone
cedar SOC % W. First
TWO BABIES fog adoption. Mrs. Milroy,
Guthrie. OKLA. 7 Telephone 3l7.
SPECIAL NOTICES .
NOTICE
can beat any checker player In Oklah 1iuR
VI W DoANE Ncodesha Kan.
MIR r u pED1GO. special representative
u the Mason & lamln. Chickcrlns-
Angelo and Apollo pianos Is In the
city until Wednesday and viii be tlad
to talk with anyone who might bc inter-
estcd. Phone $500 central National bank
for appointment
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rubishcd In The Tulsa Dany World. a.
tob"r 2 2. 4 2. 6 T. , 10. II. ~. IL. IL.
%. l6. Il. iS 10. 20. II and e. 1890. World
Publishing ompauy. ruhltshctsD
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GENERAL ELECTION"
WATER COMMISSION BALLOT


and Hereunder the word
"FOCU YEAR TERM
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PRIMARY. EhrCTiov-'',
.awu YEAR TERM"

and thcfcuuHsr tho words
"FOUW YEAR TERM
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ONE FORD touring car. in good condi-
tion. SIS y. uouider Usage 4666.
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TRINITY CoMMANDERY NO. 30 m.,t,
NaniI.g sccuni aud fourth Monday
kAySNtzrA csch month. Next meeting
3tbiAsTM oct 2hth, 30 J.. m. Work In
lttStsfst{N order uf tho Rod Cross
s>ffEwII JOHN MEISENiACuER,
<-n11A FRANK sEAMAN. Recorder
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uublishcd In the Tmsa paiiy World Oc-
tohor 2- g. 4 o. o. q 8 D. 10 II H. l9.
Il lo- lG- II IS 10 20 n and 2s, 1920.
world Publishing Company Publishers
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
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---At10M0nlIts tON SNlI n
NEW SEDAN Eigin slN. mover F,., =;
riVemnti only run two walk. ~
aovlng on price, very cas-. ,.,,.. lf
Wost Motor Co. Gu South Man, .''l
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AKDAR TEMPLE A. A. .. N NJ. y. Nsut
49, regular meeting Friday. Nov
SX& u, Ceremonial Nov 80
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AURORA LODGE NO. S6. /. v. o. ".
Next meeting Oct goth. HuHl.
<5y~ ness session only. account
EEE<tA Grand Lodge Ecssion. Lodge
.fstY1ts6rlfM opens at y, ~.
j. q. CHAPMAN. ". q.
NJ. l.. PONNDaTONE. SEQ.
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=. ''FI'I' NV I'.T NTTF TT|TI ---I-
ster or 20 trade Tor good citg .-....,a.''
price. s. 27s0. Phone Usage ASA .rt ,.,;
for T. a. FULLER. va"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
ANNUAL MEETING
TRUSTEES OF THE
LITHGOW LIBRARY

The annual meeting Of the trustees Of
Lithgow library and reading room was
held Tuesday afternoon. and the fol-
lowing o4ncers were elected: President
Leslie G. Cornish; treasurer, Richard
E. Goodwin; secretary. Melvin s. Hol-
way; auditor. Sylvester Judd Beach;
book committee. Messrs. Cornish
Beach, Holway. Harrington. Miss Helen
NJ. Fuller. Mrs. Laura J. Hill; librarian,
Miss Julia NJ. Clapp; assistant librarian,
Mss Elizabeth NJ. Andrews.
Librarians Report
The report Of the librarian, Miss
Julia N. Clapp. for the year ending Dec
81. 1919. is as follows:
Augusta. January I, 1920
To the Trustees Of the Lithgow Library
and Reading Room.
Conference.-The librarians report for
the year ending December 81. 1919. IS
! herewith presented for your considera-
ton.
I The library was open for the circula-
, ton of books 300 days. and the work
has progressed in a satisfactory man.
ner.
The number Of books in the libra
ry on January !. 1919. was 1899
Volumes added by purchase, 25i
Volumes added by gift. Sc
Total number of accessions, $40
Volumes withdrawn, Is
Volumes lost in circulation, Is
rGa brar nvp 9se ? Of ,s xslumes in the
The amount of fines collected on over
due books was $141a. the largest
AMOUNT that has ever been realized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Mexico-It is a word that is on ev-
eryone's lips ard yet the average in
dividual knows little about one OF
the most interesting countries on the
face Of the world.
But Augusta people are due to have
some first hand information on I'm
Gle Sans troublesome reishbor when
Prof Frank Dean Tubbs of Bates
college speaks at the Open Forum in
the Winthrop street Universalist
church next Sunday evening. Prof.
Tubbs knows about Mexico. He has
lived there He has been in all sec
lions of it and he will tell the people
of this vicinity Just what the problem
Of the Latin-American republic real
~ are.
Ever since the Spaniards came to
Mexico over 400 years ago, there has
been trouble there. 1t is SO rich in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
GARDNER.AUGUSTA "Y''
BOWLERS BREAK EVEN

The second OF the series Of five
match games in the Gardiner-Au-
gusta Y. II. c. a. bowling league was
rolled at the "Y" last night, the
score breaking even for each side:
each receiving two points.
The first game Of the series was
rolled in Gardiner q week ago last
night and resulted in a victory for
the Augusta boys; the ~" taking
all four points. AS the series stands
now the Augusta men have six
points to their credit and the Gardi-
ner men two points. The third match
viii be rolled in Gardiner next week.
Ladd Of the Y. NJ. c. a. team was
high man last night both in pinfall
for single game and in total pin
fall for the match; his high score be-
ing III and his total 80.
The results were as follows:
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Prof. Frank Dean Tubbs Of Bates Will
Tell Augusta Associates About Mexico

mineral and metal wealth that every
one has wanted a hunk Of the coun-
try. There is probably no other
country in the world that has more
romance than Mexico.
Prof Tubbs, because Of his long
residence there, is particularly able
to discuss the problems that face the
Carranza government and the trou.
bles existing between the MeXicans
and the United States. If the treaty
Of peace is ever acted on. the Mex
lean situation will probably be the
next taken up by the federal gov
eminent. Naturally everyone is inter-
ested in the topic and Prof. Tubbs is
one Of the greatest authorities in
America.
There will be special music at the
Forum. Seats are free as usual and
the doors will be opened at s.45.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
I'VE Haven't
Much on the Old !,
Romans After All

! The members Of the Abnaki clut
| passed a very enjoyable as we'll as
profitable hour Wednesday evening
listening to an informal talk given by
Prof. Stanwood Of Bowdoin college
describing some Of the recently dis.
covered records Of life under the
Roman government B. c. 50 to A, D.
300. The talk abounded in witty and
apt comparisons between the Gus.
toms Of that age and the present
leaving the hearers to infer that the
speaker had arrived at the conclu.
sion that civilization Of the present
day in many respect doesn't have
much on" the old Romans after all.
1t was evident from his predatory
remarks that he thinks a generally
accepted theory respecting the pres.
ent general civilization Of Europe
erroneous. that we do not realize how
low grade. all in all. the civilization
Of Europe is: that while we want
peace we do not fully understand
how many people there are In the
world who really want war. In fact.
the average intelligence OF the world
today may be compared to that Of
the North American Indian.
The discovery OF records included
several hundred tons in quantity.
only small part Of which Is vet
translated. Wills began in these
Gays with the words Being Of sound
and clear understanding" double
entry bookkeeping was In use. ser.
wants were Intelligent enough to,
sign receipts for their pay, doctors
were skilled in fine distinctions. an
excellent postal system was in use
ana the record Of registered letters
was as practical as that in use to.
day. One rich man 50 worded his
VIII as to escape the income TAI.
Labor unions were very numerous.
One strike Is mentioned, also that
the strikers were arrested. The
words Of an in invitation to dinner
were much the same as those IN use
today. Woman suffrage was then
agitatde: nearly all forms Of indus
try were then unionized. The word
deacon, being taken from the title
OF an official Of the Z labor unions.
There was also an agreement signed
BY 9 dealer not to sell eggs except for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
Just One Trial Ccnvinces You S,oan's
Imminent Helps Drive Away
Rheumatic Twinaes

YVyHY endure pain when you
M know Sloan's Liniment will
w relieve it promptly 1t
couldn't remain the Worlds Liniment
for 80 years il II wasn't highly bene-
0cil in relieving rheumatic aches,
Ott6 joints. sore muscles. lumbago.
neuralgia, strains, bruises, exposure
to weather results.
Penetrates without rubbing leaving
no stained skin, clogged pores, mus
siness. A pain and ache Imminent
that stands alone in doing wha' It is
meant to do. Get bottle today and
keep it handy. All druggists. Three
Si2es-35c.. Toe, $1.40.--Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Funers, Of Mn. Eta Walker

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Eta
Walker was held at 2 O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon from the home
Of her sister, Miss Carrie Fisher,
West River road. Rev. A. Francis
Watch officiating. A large number
Of friends and relatives were pres
ent and there was a profusion OF
beautiful floral tributes. The remains
were placed in the receiving tomb
at Mt Pleasant cemetery and inter-
ment will be made later in the FAM
lily lot in Forest Grove cemetery.
The bearers were: Everett Walker.
James McDavid, Eugene Bennett and
O. E. Farnham.
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Francis p. Ward

Francis P. Ward, Civil War veter-
an, died Jan. %, 1920. He was the
beloved husband Of the late Anna
Christine Ward, father OF. Mrs. Alb
hey E. Johnson, and brother Of Mrs
Abigail z. Furbush Of Chicago. Ill.
Mr. Ward was born in the town Of
China, kennebec county, in 1899 but
for the last 40 years had been a resi-
dent of Chicago.
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Mrs. Clara c. Weston

Mrs. Clara c. Weston. widow Of the
late Nathaniel Weston Of Manchester,
died about o'clock Wednesday
morning at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert True, % Murray
street, after brief illness. She was
80 years of age. One daughter, Mrs.
True, survives.
Funeral services will be held at
2.30 Saturday afternoon at the home
of the daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Mrs. Edwin Riley. who died Jan. "a
at her home in Livermore Falls, was
an esteemed member Of Koussinoc
Chapter. D. A. r. Mrs. Riley lived
in Augusta during the years 1910
II. at which time her husband was
ce-president OF the Cushnoc Paper
Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

The copy said "A pair of robins are
wintering" near the Hallowell bird
feeding station but the letter A so
closely resembled a figure 9 that
like everything else under the HCL
the number was marked up from
one to nine. Too bad. isn't it, to
spoil good spring story like that?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends TO-
their kind assistance during tne
last Illness Of our sister. the iate
Mary E. Frain. and for the oeaut''
full floral tributes at the funeral.
MISS NAL1SSA e. FRAN.
MRS HARRIET N. AVERY.
NILES Fam.
]. FRANK FRAN and FAM
lily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance at Union hall Thursday
evening, Jan. 20. Cloutiers orches-
ira. Come and hear the latestd ance
hits. Mrs. Harvey at the piano.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
AUGUSTALOCALS

On Friday evening, Jan. 30. the
second degree will be conferred on
several candidates by the degree
team OF Asylum Lodge. No. 10. l. ".
o. F.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

! 10 Do I0Sc0O0 ~ S1U1
CAPTAIN Ceilings made q study OF
hirself Of his condition-and at last ne
was rewarded by the finding OF the
0tronE, vigorous and happy man. .
! Anyone can use the same methods
its simple. easy. safe and inexpensive;
telling ali about how he cured himself.
and how anyone may follow the same
treatment In their own home without
any trouble. The book and medicine are
FREE. They will be sent prepaid 70
any rupture sufferer who viii en- oue
the below coupon. But send It right
away you put down THIS
paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Respectfully submitted.
RICHARD E. GOODWIN
Treasurer.
January s, 1890.
Examined and found correct
s. ]. BEACH, Auditor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
John 7. Ferry

Recently resigned from United States
Treasury Department, Income and Ex-
cess Profits, Tax Specialist, Advisory
Tax Service. Suite "a. First National
Bank Bldg, Bangor. Maine.
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