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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19

PRpBATE NOTICE Np.tce Is b.-s-
eEth va or The ninth day Of A.
go lew, Nellie +. ElOGgn 81 NJ,
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fIat' sai6 Nellie J.. C101Sn qualified Tor
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Reg lister Of Probate
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PROBATE NOTICE Notice is here
g z'Teb tbst on the ninth DAY Of Az
EGst. 1890 Weston Lewis Of August
d lse Cunt ~ kFnuebec vas ~ the
rotate FoU~' fer the County % Ken
PeLEc d0sg appointed Adr1 iristra-o- of
-.it eatate Il N1{hcr = Rejlins late %
Esi3cweN in saio County. deceased
md ttlat on fae same date said Weston
LEWIS qualified for aid accepted SAID
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attes; T. "A. LEIGHTON.
Register u Probate
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-19
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PROBATE NOTICE Notice is here
" given 1@at Or the ninth day Of Au-
EaEt. 1879, - Fred Smith &. Edward J
connolly. bcta 81 Manhattan Borough
.tew York. were by the Probate Cour,
tJr tHe Count Of kennepec duly ap-
-tir2sl E1el et~r~ Of IRE viii ~ Gerald
Cr3E.r. late - sad Manhattan. de-
ea@e2 ana thst or the same date said
- EGe3 smith anJ Edward : Con-
fsci1$ qualified for and accepted said
f:1zt aa3 MeiYin " 7Ttsvcu of Win
tarop Is the duly appointed agent of
aid Executors.
Attest: T.. ~. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
augl., taurs.3t
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
NlilIion = ackets OF
Flower Seed Free

We believe In flowers around the
homes Of the South Flowers brighten
mp the home surroundings and give
pleasure and satisfaction to those who
have them.
We have set aside more than on@
million packets nf seed OF beautiful,
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The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
You Try Before
You Buy!

A FIVE years guaranty goes
with every burner. Heat can
be regulated to suit the cook,
at only a few cents per hour.
Will not warp or crack your
stove. Can refer you to many
satisfied users.
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The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
LOCALS

Mr. Sam Caplan, Of Gertz Brothers, is
in the Bluff City this week on business
intent.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kier and their beau
tiful baby boy are again at home to their
friends again under their own radiant
rooftree.
Or. j. w. Jordan accompanied Miss
Lorraine Jordan to the capital city, at the
weekend, where she is attending Busi-
ness College.
Mr. Dobrowski is adding the magic
touch of paint and fresh artistic papering
to perfect the en- semble of his South
Lexington home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Fisher have re-
turned from St. Louis where they pur-
chased their usual comprehensive stock
Of seasonable goods.
Capt and Mrs. Dan Pepper have well
coined splendid young soldier boy into
the ranks of their happy little family
circle Of dainty daughters.
Mr.. o. l.. Ellison Is in Greatest Gotham
purchasing Spring goods, and in his abb
sence Miss Amarie Ellison is assisting
Miss Mary Gibson most deftly.
The Dorcas Society sold their beautiful
butterfly luncheon and buffet sets to Mr..
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20

Jesse Hyman, who presented them as
house warming gifts to his aunt, Mira.
Morris Lewis, for the linen chest Of
Faymorcelle.
Sunday last Miss North and Miss Hol-
lum, OF Yazoo City, enjoyed little visit
to our little city and the ideal hospitality
of Hon. and Mrs. d. T. Ruff.
Mrs. Olivia Beattie Bertron is in Hous-
ton, Texas, enjoying the hospitality Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bertron on their new
hearthstone on Richmond Road
Miss Elizabeth Heinrich and Miss Kath-
crime Heinrich enjoyed the Carnival dates
this week in the Crescent City, guests
Of their friends, the Ullendorffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rose are entertain
ing q fair and fairy daughter, who is
the center of loving attention from q
wide circle of kindred and friends.
Mr.. Earl Hanna deserted the cotton
circles Of North Mississippi to enjoy
late dates with friends in our little city,
where he is always "eminently" pleased
to return.
Hon. @. G. Swinney was q member OF
the Legislature Committee visiting "Ole
Miss" at the weekend on q tour of in
vestigation Of it's claims to continue the
University of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby MCGEE, of Green
wood, were visitors Monday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Walton, the
serious sickness Of Mr.. Walton calling
them to our little city.
Capt. John swinney, who has been in
Jackson, for brief hospital treatment,
was Joined by his daughter, Mrs. George
Auburtin, of New Orleans, who accom-
panied him hcme on the Sabbath.
Miss Mary Gibson was guest of Miss
Mamie Hollum Thursday night last, in
Yazoo City, to hear the splendid play,
"Listen Lester" in addition to the pleas
ure of being with her prized hostess.
Miss Maude Rose was a visitor to
Greenwood Monday for an interesting
and happy little chat with her dear chum,
Miss Mabel Thompson, who was enroute
from Greenville to her Duck Hill home.
Mr.. Edwin Nielsen, who was operated
on in Jackson Wednesday of last week,
has shown great progress toward recov-
cry, under very adverse circumstances, to
the great happiness of his legion of
friends and admirers.
Mrs. Maggie Ingram Noel has, by her
request, been transferred from our local
Chapter D. A. r. to the Ralph Hum
phreys Chapter of Jackson. Mrs. Noel
is most actively engaged in Home Eco
nomic Club work, as Supervisor Agent,
with Mrs. Myrtle Dodds, Chairman.
Hon. and Mrs. W. o. Barrett have ex-
changed ther attractive home for the spa
cious Stansbury residence, Forestdene.
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
F.E. MULLEN
n. r. d. No. 3, Lexington, Miss.
The National Hero
FEBRUARY 20, 1920
VERSATILE GEORGE

Republican Spellbinder: "In hurting
this entagling treaty back on Woodrow
Wilson and the designing diplomats OF
European politics, we appeal to the doc
trines enunciated by that immortal
American--Gcorge Washington"
Democratic Spellbinder: "1n chal-
longing our opponents on the issue raised
by this monumental treaty, we look for
our inspiration to that noble exemplar
of unselfish devotion--George Washing
toni"
Toastmaster at Employers Dinner:
ain turning our attention to the speaker
of the, evening, who will discuss the pres
ent labor ferment, let US do SO with an
an eye single to our duty as upholders
Of the policies of the great Washington"
Chairman of Labor Meeting: "The
first Of the great Presidents, the man to
whom all Americans look with reverence
today, is the unquestioned and unques-
tio1able authority for our demands--the
only Washington"
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
HOSPITALITIES

Friday last Miss Fannie Eggleston
gave an honor party for her sister, Mrs
Joseph Valle Randolph. when the Bridge
Club was most charmingly entertained
The living room was radiant with bowls
of Richmond roses and branches Of Grim
son Japonica. Valentines held the scores
and the victory points were won by Mrs,
James Reid, to whom was presented q
cluster of glowing carnations. Mrs. Gar
rott Herbert cut the consolation Madeira
handkerchiefs and crimson satin heart
sachet. A delicious California fruit salad
ande cafe noir were enjoyed after the
games; Mrs. William Eggleston assisting
in the halcyon hospitalities.
Mrs. r. A. Poyall was hostess OF the
Bridge Club a pre-Lenten date and one
of the most enjoyed meetings Of the VIM
ter was recorded After the spirited con-
test Mrs. A. M. Peppers high score WAS
rewarded with dainty condiment set and
the guest prize, pretty monchoirs, were
presented Mrs. Henri Watson. A tempt.
ing salad course and sherbert were en-
joyed after the games.
Mrs. CARROT Herbert was hostess Of
the last meeting of the Winters Auction
Club and Cherokee Lodge responded al
ever to the charming details of enter.
tainment. For top score Mrs. Harry
Watson was presented with pair OF
handsome towels A salad and ice course
was daintily served at the close Of the
contest.
Mrs. r. A. Stigler celebrated her birth
day ON the Sabbath with beautiful and
bountiful home dinner with Mrs. B. w
Lipsey and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Hooke as
honor guests On Wednesday her golden
culinary skill was again emphasized in
serving similar feast in honor Of DR.
and Mrs. w. r, Brady.
The beautiful and spacious home Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. K Gwin, Chateau Thierry
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
WOMAN'S FAITH HELPS
HUSBAND

"I owe my good health to my wife who
had faith in newspaper ed she saw
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. | was
down SO badly with stomach and liver
trouble after is years Of suffering and
trying every known remedy that I had
no faith in anything, This medicine has
certainly been 'Godsend' to me-" 1t is
a simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the in-
testinal tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including appen-
dicitis. One dose will convince or money
refunded. b. s. Beall and druggists
everywhere.
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
Valentine Benefit

The Mozart Club maidens put their
hearts into beautiful Recital Saturday
evening at the High School Auditorium,
assisted by the School Quartette and own
swell singers, Mrs. Henri Watson and
Mr. Mack Vincent; and claiming ever
the star leadership of Miss Alice Martin
ever artistic and perfect in all plans to
gain golden success. Old St. Valentine
no doubt enjoyed from the spirit world
with broad grin of delight upon this
golden celebration Of his birthday and
approved the efforts Of the magnetic
maidens in behalf of their great Temple
of knowledge The stage was aglow with
crimson carnations and hearts, with
Cupid panels and red and white bunting
adding to the charm of the decorations.
The maidens fair wore white and ra-
diant "heart in the right place" was their
only decoration. The Club vote for best
players was tie in favor of the Presi-
dent, Louise burden, and Mamie Rhyme
The latter graciously presented the favor,
red satin heart box of bon bons, to the
fair President who won all admiration
for the grace and ease OF most perfect
Presiding officer. The School Quartette
members, Necie Gwin and Watt Mccain,
were presented similar, souvenirs. To
Mrs. Henri Watson the Club gave glow
ing carnations, and the prosecution was
made by Nina Shaddock with dainty
grace. Mr.. Vincent also was "sweetly"
remembered for his own splendid vocali-
zation. Neither was the audience with
out sweet souvenir; for the maidens had
watched carefully the expressions on each
face and voted heart shape box of bon
bons to Mr.. Harry Watson, who did not
nap or yawn throughout the program.
Among the star performers all the Club
can be classed, notably Mary Mobberly,
Frances Gearhart, Geraldine Griffing,
Carrie Flowers and Marion Swittenburg.
May the God of Love look kindly upon
these devotees and find them just as
bright and fair another birthday and all
ready to do him homage .--ESCV.
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
THE PROBLEM HAS
BEEN SOLVED!

No ashes, no SCOT or smut. A
quick, hot stove in ten minutes,
absolutely safe, clean and sam
itary-always ready and on
the job. Your meals cookedin
from 20 to 80 minutes. Ap-
piled to any atpvH or heater,
from the large range TO the
small cast iron stove. Let me
demonstrate in your own stove
I'll nv own expense
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20

Mr.. Russell, Of Jackson, a patient for
some weeks, left for his home Tuesday.
The matron, Mrs. Shaekelford, was
called to Detroit last week by the illness
Of her sister.
The maternity room has been literally
patronized Of late.
The hospital is very anxious to secure
another young woman for training. A
good salary viii be given from the be-
ginning, much better than given by the
larger hospitals,
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20

The editor was busy writing an article
on the evil effects of the excessive use
of tobacco and how it affectde the heart.
But he needed information on certain
medical point. "Baxter, find out all you
can about angina pectoris," he said to a
budding young journalist, "and be quick
as you can" Twenty minutes passed be-
fore the aspiring journalist returned.
"Well," queried the editor, you've been
long enough about it; what have you
learnedl" "Well, I've done my best, "
was the answer "I've looked in all the
local directories, and the London direc-
tory as we'll, and there is no such name
as Angina Pectoris. Then / made thor
ough search through some Of the biog-
raphies in the office library, but found
nothing. No one in the building has
heard Of such person. Perhaps she's
married now, and that was her maiden
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20
Wan NT[.L)

All housewives who do their
own work to know that they
do not have to waste time and
energy and worry with high
priced, sorry stove wood or
dirty, smutty stove coal.
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20

will be the scene tonight Of delightful
dance for the sub-debs and their heaux,
who constitute a galaxy Of girlish charms
and gallantry in high degree and are
star candidates for Social honors in the
future
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20

The possession Of which will be con-
tinued by Hon. and Mrs. George Beali IL
until their lease expires in October, next,
when they will have built charming
rooftree of their very own.
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20

Liquid Borozone is an. efficient healing
remedy for human or animal flesh. 1t
mends severe wound, sore, cut or
scratch in the shortest possible time.
Price, SOc, Soc and $1.2O. Sold by Stigler
Drug Co.
The Lexington advertiser., 1920-02-20

name. Are you quite sure you've got her
name right, sir f--London Tit-Bits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07
LEGAL

ated aud os'ahisnei ~ ordinance No.
20af aud declaring su cfucrs"n'y
sions NJ the Charter ~ 90 cCty - Tulsa.
Oklahoma. and ne statues % the state
~ Oklahoma, Tor such cAscs mads "no
provided. tho said Cry ~ Tulsa DID by
Ordinance NJ. so.s create and establish
SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 161 and
after having dec AIRED rs NECESSARY 60 con- ,l,,
ttruct sewers in said SEWER DISTRICT
NUMBER i6i by the provisions ~ SAID
Ordinance SO. a15s did on me 3rd day
Company Contractors, o certain contract
sever In SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER
wHEI;EAs. In pursuance oi said con.
tract, said Comatoyk smcdley Company
have constructed acertain sanitary sewer
IN said SEW EN UlSTHltr NUMBER l6I
and the work under SAID contract has
been accepted and approved By the CITY
Engineer and the Board u Commissioners
of N CITY Of Tulna. and.
WHEREAS, in further pursuance Of
the statutes ot the state " Oklahoma.
aforesaid and under the terms OF ths
homa. IL ip deemed necessary by the Board
~ CouWiasluHreH Of The city % Tulsa 70
! levy and ASSESS special tak upon me
| aEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 1877. by rea.
son ~ tho conHtructon ~ said sewer and
to pay i9r the same ana,
WHEREAS. the total cost q the con .
| B}isTiRtiI1crS NG'TBER isi"' inciadlns sI'
| declared to be the sum " fi77lJ17, all
| of which II 20 he levied by special assess.
ments against the lots and parcels q and
| benefited hy the construction OF said sewer
| IN said SEWER DISTRICT NUMBER 1871
| and
| WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
| been complied with TO authorize the levy
| Of the assessments against said lots and
| parcels ot land 80 liable for the cost of
| construction ~ said scver IN SAID SEWER
| pIsTRICr NUMpER ls7, in .he amounts
hereinafter specified In Section Of this
| Ordinance
NOw THEREFORE, BE IT OR
| DAINED ny THE BOARD Of COM.
| M1sstONERs OF THE CITY OF
4 TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
| SECTION !. THAT there shall be and
| there Ia herebN apportioned 20 and leyie !
| upon and assessed against the several lots
| and parcels - land IN said SEWER DIS.
| TtICT NUMBER i67 In the city OF Tulsa,
| Oklahoma, 50 benefited by the construc-
| tion Of said sewer. as a special tax to pay
| Tor the construction Of said sewsr. tie
amounts respectively, AS follrws. to-~it
| Addition Lot Block AmOrni
! - a 1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07

tPublished In the Tulsa Daily World. oc-
,Geer 2 ., ~. q, ! $, ., 10 ~ ~. "a
1899 world Publishing Company. Put.
PRorosED AMENDMENT
no
THE CHARTER or the cIrs OF TULSA
STATE or OKLAHOMA.
proposed amendment to the Char
ter NJ the city OF Tulsa by striking out
and tepsaling all OF Paragraph one
Three 1h, OF Section sis t6, Article
Two tD, and adopting and enactinE
In lieu thereof, the following to be
Known and desisnStea as Paragraph
graph Three tD. Of section SIX tsh.
Article Two t2D, ot the Charter OF tho
CITY of Tulsa, provided, that the city
cf Tulsa shall have the right and
power TO acquire. own, operate and
maintain. within or without the cor
pnratc limits OF the city of Tulsa
real estate for sites and rights of way
Tor public UNITY snd public park pur-
poseH
WHEKrAs Tn. legislative authority cS
the city ot Tulsa heing the Mayor and
Commissioners VI .sid city, are desirous
OF Hubwittng H. the qualified electors OF
the Ciy OF Tulsa an amendment to the
Charter Of said tlty az above referred e
and hereinafter set out Tor their approval
or rejection AZ a special election ther-fc'
to he called by the said Mayor and Com
required. and declaring an emdNgrucy,
SOW, rHEREFpRE BE 1T RESOL-
WE'D ny TuE BOARD OF CONMtS-
iONERs or THE CITY OF TULSA.
OKLAHOMA:
THAT the Board of Commissioners Of tht
said city Of Tulsa hereby propose and sub.
init to the qualified electors OF said CITY oi
Tulsa at special election TO be held m
the "ity ot Tulsa as by law provided "a
tho qualified electors of said city of Tulsa
for their approval or rejection. the foI.
lowing amendments 10 tho Charter VI said
city - Tulsa, ta-wit that Section SlN co.
Of Article Two t2l, OF the charter ut the
city of Tulsa he amended by striking out
rcpralinE and annuliine all ot Paragraph
one 90, Paragraph Two t?l, Paragraph
Three ca, Of said Section SIX t6l, ot
Article Two t2i, OF said Charter ~ the
said CNy OF Tulsa, and adopting and en-
acting In lieu thereof In manner and forgl
required by law. the following amendment
TO the Charter of the city NJ Tulsa said
amendment, when adopted, TO be known
and designateds as Paragraph one ~
Paragraph Two tel, Paragraph Three "a
OF section SN t0, Article Two tG ol
the charter NJ tho city of Tulsa. IN word,
and figures az follows, to.wit.
l, THE city ot Tulsa snall have the
"right, and power TO acquire, own"
operate and maintain within or"
without the corporate limits ot the"
"Ciy of Tulsa, real estate FOR sites"
"and rights Of way for public utility"
and public park purposes, and for
'the location thereon OF watarworks'
| "Hystems electric power pants, gas"
| "plsuts, hospitals, quarantine stations"
! "cemct rites work -houyrs, poor"
! 'houscs, garbage, trash a"'i waHte re-"
| 'tuotion plants transportation pants"
! "snd iisypsal sSs',nN storm sswsrs'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-07

SECTION =: That the assessment nts
hereby levied on each Of the above men
toned lots and parcels Of land are hereby
declared to be lien upon such lots ana
parcels OF land to the same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforaed
In the same manner as other taxes IN anu
for the City Of Tulsa, oklahoma, are COL
iectsd.
SECTION :: That all assessments here.
by levied shall be divided into three ~
equal annual lnstsllments as authorized
by said Statutes Of the state OF oklaho ma
for such cases made and provided thN
the assessments shall bear interest at the
rnte of eight tO per cent per annum, pay
able annually at the time Of the payment
Of the several instaliments Of the SAD as
sossmsnts from the date Of the takhg "t-
feet OF this ordinance; that the first in
staNment of said assessments, toEcthar
with the acc-ued interest on the defey cd
installments shall be payable on the l5th
Gay Of December, ls2iN antAthe remaining
deferred ins,allmcnts with the yearly tn
t.rest on the unpaid instalments shall be
PAYABLE on the 18th day Of December, ~
each succeeding year until All shall be
paid.
Provided. however. that any Of the ow1.
srs Of tho lots or parcels NJ land 50 as
sersed may at any time during the four
cD consecutive weeks following the day ~
the first publication ~ this ordinance pay
to the city Auditor Of the city OF Tuba,
the full amount Of tho assessments SO lev
led against intI halu lols anu parcels or
and and thereby release such property
from the lien OF such assessments.
SECTION 4. That this ordinance shan
be published for twenty nine consecutive
days In the Tulsa Daily world, a news
papcr published In Tulsa, Oklahoma, that
the publication of this ordinance az re-
luired by law shall be taken and regarded
as sufficient notice to all persons interested
In the assessments hereby levied ly iAe
terms of this ordinance.
SECTION s. That all ordinances NJ
parts OF ordinances Ia CONFLICT with the
provisions OF this ordinance ksofar as sufh
conflict exists are hereby reTNaed
SECTION &: THAT an emergency exists
for the prrservatinp Of the public health
and safety, and by reason whereof this ur-
dinanCe shalt take effect from and after
It's passage. approval and publication,
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this lst day
/ OF October, ls20,
APPROVED, this ist day OF october
1880.
r u. EVANS, Mayor.
Attest
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor
Approved
FRANK X. DUNCAN,
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