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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
RICHMOND
kashsnies Foster Tot.

1'-r--S sAa rS<sIF6 81 N Sos-s,
frJ. var sa-pr.sed aAs ksstesec *
ness Z his DEATH which resulted from
s-earaa.-s- PGhe-z. SERVICES we're hsf1
Lee = q -. residence Ct lis t.sshe-
howard Iro-- Richmond. Rer. Jon.
olaslk., paslc- o Richmond " =
church. conflicting tire service. re
Ezra eSeE.sss we've n.z.y and oeAs,l-
~,
SS.sAs!si Tcsse- -.e- "a. So-s Su,-
ZIG the year .sss 81 Richmond. -. Of
Gilmore saS Margaret Sayag. --otA
In early life he became ir,srestet /. sse
making = s-o<s 2ad Afterwards COM
c-s.s- --s learning q his .-a6e As :
ssee Cutter. which business he p,.r,,-
cA-iS tcaicves Up 70 the tire Of lis
oe1sh- Honesty vas ha< es;eeanes poll-
e. AZ Christian BE was more ,hs-
ccm,1c. e'c.e follower q C.,ts, se.S.
ing >, ali tines 80 say tie rons o. uer-
fo,Ta SoEe service which might save
10 help c:he--. He ever made -.E
'renes and neTe- ,cs. saea Afterwards.
ne had been : -eS.tss. OF Nxnchss-e.
Ea-F ears AID wa. e-apio?es 70. Nne
'i--- a. Rt..Ssn B-os-. shce ssc.er7. d
"a, c''T- A beautiful wreath Of PINK.
vas seaI - fellow workers "a M
TORS rom The attained card bore the
Sor- aor-,ate expressing n itself
re esee. and lore they tore him.
NJ Trott ~s-s t~iee married, s.s rs,
VIE being Ma Eta Necsuslaas Ct
Pa9c.ne- @. to. marriage ,rc aauss-
'srs survive, A-s- Fcres, Beya,cn Of
Augusta and Mrs Frederick Burbank
0, NeF York Ci,y. TIE second wife.
Ara- s2-Aa A.ie., o. R4adneld. died
Saoct z years >Se- Three sisters, Mrs
:. Carlton Elair Q: Portland Mrs. o. 4.
PiakASrn @ Richmond and Ma Zine.
1eAtcr Of Richmond, sad three broth
frs. L. G. Trc:t Of Xanchss,e-. y. H.
howard Irott o Richmond and Gil
more c. 1rct, C. Bath survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
WEEKS MILLS

H. P. Reed vas business caller IL
Augusta Monday.
Earl Harvey arrived IN town Tvs.aay
from New Jersey for a saor, risi, VIII
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Hisier arrived
home Saturday from Frsn;nrham
Mass. where they eassed the heIiaays
with their daughter. Mn. Harold
Charles.
3asper l. Cromnett made q business
Trip 10 Waterviiie Monday.
Ed. Q. A. s. Nayberry Of Sam il
passing week IN this place calling o.
Old friends.
Wesley Morrill, has moved his tamil,
% the place he reeesiiy purchased On
Deer HUI.
Herbert Taylor. vhe q xeskinr .a
Pownai. vas 1t home for Christmas.
Harvey Doe and Miss Alta returned
TO Oak Grove Monday. after passing
the Christmas vacation at their home.
Mr.. and Ma ". A. Weeks Of Argus
"a and E1A. and Mss. J. r. Hal, mar.
took of Christmas dinner With Mr.. ana
Ars. Hubbard white.
NfH Rose NuspAy and DAUGHTER
Phyllis Of Oak Grove passed their yaea-
tion With Nrz. Murphy's parents, NJ.
and Mr.. Geo. Mari.
Mr.. aAd Me- ". ". Hisler and Nr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Sunday s=h1sez s-nesissendeaI Hsx-
O. e Barnard. assistant ECrerta-
.e0Se2-- Mr. FnEk A. SEnzSey.
ps,Esry superso.erakns. Miss MI
Sre1 Szi,ey; secretary and treas
sre-. Mss Lola Garland executive
committee q the Sunday school
Ma Harry -xorSe., A..sea snt=y-
Mss Csc Williams substitutes
Wednesday and TaErsd1y a the Ia
camA4 en1A As1ss HhRAEy.
4 Uee0G1ea WI b. esrs8 - sat
sFdAy eva8s1g - IL Ae0o - II
and MA CAaxs0 FAWjpo sse saer
sen and vie. NJ AMI An Edsca
Philips Who were married Dee IS
Asss Hesea AcGinEie Who = en-
psc5ed n New Yssk. u u tie hone
Ct leg paNess a Bsassn averoe-
A. the Wrist patty bed Tuesday
evening Al tie fAccaaes Club hnRse.
lie prizes vssS avafAad g follows
Ladies 1Et prise. ks8 Madeline
K-y: I'D Ma JOHN -sGscn; sr1,
Ma Georre fesaaa 0eutaAnes-
sst- oserss 1o.nax: I'D 5oha Neal.
o-ts &c
Miss Era WILCOX q Y1iYaesd - .
gaeS- for a fev days q A0 an:
Ms Harry Hewee
The largest scca4; Affair." At t. saa-
scr L W!nssow took plaza Thurs6ay
e~SAiog Vie. IL Thistle c:zS gave =
-eS a>s Cameo arr - neahsEe a.t
--ss,A6 gsss:s- 4 aahe3pos 0ppe-
.as Sawed n III ea1@Qss Aan .,
So TIE tables Wae a.Uzeti.eiy
1e-oszsse- Music ty Ez-eTs or
ehss-E q Wste-rins The Scc,cl
dances were enjoyed untn g late
hour Ass !ohn C. Murray Vas lie
gs.trzl Chairman
a Eccrs. vi; Re served Friday
sTe-1ng jan :. trv- 70 e'cloc..
al he East Wins,o~ Baptist ,huYca.-
Az entertainment VIII follow.
Zs&s Dallas Bc-Ske. f.ssses New
Years 62r vt,A friends II Ezs.
Vaksa Soro
Ara Miari4 c Garland ana Caug.a-
Ter oorls arg SOC Isris, serr
Eiss.s New Years ca: g M. Ems.
X-s- Charles II -eerss
Ay as6 Ms Z r F'y.es, sa5 cs.l-
E:es e VassaEeo-c 1s-e g.sS-s Noe
Gag eFe-IrE = Z a. To~se s.E family.
1EtL J II Bale. Las r.i--ed s.ea.
sez-sa- sasre she has Les-. sfut- the
---Aess e Ae- sca-i.-1Ev. -rsr Hodges
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
NoRR|DCEWoCk

Olive and Dc.Tis Dun,on recently
VISITED with relatives in Skovhesan.
diss Marion Ki.gcre has returned
10 skc"hegan after passing several
days With her parents. NJ. and Mrs
Harry kiieere
Mr.. William AEnssy Of Dorches-
ter. Mass. Is visiting her mother.
Mrs Aaia-a McILsire and her sister
Mrs ". NJ. Tihbsts-
Mrs Everett Williamson IL ren,,t >
81 as being quite sick.
Miss Mildred Kncwlton was q
guest OF Miss Esther futile recently
Mrs Philip Williamson Of Wa,e--
vile is passing few DAYS with
friends in town.
MIRA E j. Emery OF North Fairfield
returned home Sunday after passin.
q few days with Mr. ard Mrs. Car
eEcs Rogers
Mrs. Walter Dunton PASSED the
weekend with relatives in skowhe.
gan
MI and Mrs. P a. futile and son
LlieFy we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Harry Kilsore. Christmas
The farmers are very busy q. this
writing harvesting their ice.
Miss Grace Sou,e Of Lowell! passei
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs Emery SouIe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

al Mrs. " c. His,e. were callers il.
Augusta Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Foster and el..-
e-ea we're diane, gAes;s Christmas II
NJ. &nd Mrs J. D. 0asnnam
A-. sAd Mrs, jasper Cromnnett ard
children PASSED Christmas with Thea,
rareaU. NJ and Mrs. H NJ Cromms,,
R.ea Proctor and daughter Rernice G.
augusta we're Christmas day guests u
Mrs Jane adams aad NJ xnd Mr.
Herbe:E Taylor.
TIE Christmas Tree at the school
house "Wednesday afternoon vas much
ea!c3sd BY the pupils and parents a.
well The exercises ~e-e tine and s~c
,rses were well isdea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
ALMA

Nr Ella Hilton 10 very III At L-r
home In South Jefferson. Mrs. Andrew
Leighton 10 caring for her.
Leroy Hayward visited his parents.
M. and Ass- :. J. ReyRolts for three
weeks.
The farm buildings known ~ the
Thomas q Pfumnes place. lately ovnei
and occupied By Claiming Grover. who
> few years ago moved here from
Bethel. were discovered 70 b On fire
Tuesday aHssAoen. Dec. o. The house
and shsd were totally destroyed but by
The aid Of many men VINO czans to their
they we're aole to save the
barn and stock The are started near
the chimney Much sympathy 10 felt
fos the family which consists of M.
and Mrs Grover ana DER eight chill
dfen whose Ages rage from > months
TO Is yea.- Mr.. Grover snd tae Oldest
Bon we're away from home a. tbs time.
having been called 70 Bethel ,oy tee
Illness OF Mr.. Grovers mosAer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The Iadspsodent Order Of For
csters on Dec 10 elected officers for
the easuing year ~ follows: County
deputy. o. a. Abbey; court physician.
Dr.. c. q. Richardson: chief ranger.
Albert H. FmEemore; vice chief
rsn0sr. e. n. Amee; recording sec
Rotary. C. A. Burnor: financial SEC
Rotary. c. n. Bragg: treasurer. j. H.
Murray: orator. Alice vashon: SEN
1oT woodward. Eliza Tantish: junior
woodward. Mrs. Rose Murray. SEN
for beedle: Samusi Roderick. jun
Tor oea4le. Mrs. Emma Pollard;
,rusteeA e. n. Ames. O A. Abbey.
An oyster supper was served by Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
ALL VICTIMS OF
ECzEMA'S ITCH
NEED P0SLAM

II ts Posiam's nisssoa % relieve iteA.
store the diaSsaesai eisia 70 alkhfi -
and health Comfort comes e ooo0 q
II - applied - the sors p1ocae. Ia
concentrated healing psUsF q1iekjy
for scs4Eus. rsshea. pmeSes, sesip-scaie
that Just Little Of IL Wi do nsUcA.
It's qualify that countA
SoA sSeryvAase yeP fses aaapoe
VEL Gsa s.. ~ Tex ae ct,. -
Urge yonr ektn 70 become fresher.
.iesYs., oss.ef b the daily use o. Poe
am Sop me6Sezsed With PaalaD--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

hone Of the brides parents. Mr.. al
Arz- Charles Nerter. IL Wiscasse-
Charlotte and Minnie Norton OF Wis
easset have been visiting friends z
tcxE
Clyde Perry has been at home IN
days from Hartford, c.
Iva fuiler il visiting her sister, Z
Fuller. in Lewiston this week
o.a kinhsii Of Augusta past!
ChTss.nas week q, home.
Schools IA town viii OPEN Jan
The cid Fellows xad RAeeAahs "
hold join. installation Mondsy eve
Ming, jan d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
e INDIGESTION q
At onee!-"rapes Diapepsin" oorects your Sour.
Classy, Acid Stomaeh-Relief awaits you!

io2 don't wakr q slow remedy
wher your stomach - beH-of an un-
certain ese-os a harmful one-your
stomach Is TOO valuable: you mustn't
iLjuPe IL With drastic crugs.
When your meals don't n, and you
feel uncomfortable. when you bslch
ssses. acids or raise sesr. nndisested
food. When you feel Jumps OF indi-
sestion raiE. heartburn Or headache
from acidity. just eat 4 tablet Of
PApeg D:aper1n ard the s.ogna IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
distress Is gone.

distress Is gone.
I.ii,onE ot people know the magic
OF Pspe's DiapspsiH as "A sntacid
They know thai indigestion and dis
ordered stomach are 50 needless. The
relief comes quickly. 10 disAppo.at-
raeat. Pape's Diapepxin tastes like
candy and q box Of ihix world fam
ous indigestion relief ens:s 70 little at
drug stores. Psre's D.apfpsin heips
ueu,ra.izs the stomach acids 20 you
can eat with. CT .ea--AGv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Safe and proper directions are in every "Bs

relieve Colds. Headache. Toothache.
Earache. Neuralgia LumbaSo. Rheu-
matism. Seuritis. Joint Pains. and
Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets
cost but q few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "RayeF packages. Az
pirin 10 the trade mark q Bayer
Manufacture Of Monoaceti0c chester
of Salicyiicac1d.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

-6Aysr Tablets Of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Then ycu are
getting the true, world famous As
pirin. prescribed By physicians for
over II yeaKs.
Always buy an unbroken package
of "Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" which
contains proper directions to safely
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The girls basketball team Of The
Sk0wheEan H!gn school win play Il
Augusta With the Ccny High tear, FIJI
day evsAing. Jan. , The Skowhexaa
team viii lice mp az follows:
Forwards. Eileen Buteau fcaptain),
Cara Bracket: guards. Jujek&s Cart
vAa and Marion Thonpocn: SvmptaR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Don, stay s,uNe6-up. Quit blow
ing and snGining. a dose Of "Pepe's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours Until three Gcsss are taken
Usually breaks up a cold and ends al,
grippe nise-y
The first ccee opens c,ogsed -up
.os;r.ls and air PASSAGES Of head:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
EHf---

cenre-, Nary FF:ent: side center. MAJ
gar, Ps,.sa- Substitutes, AEeea keene
and y:rgs.-z SrincA1ela
Tss team is 9-zc,.e3-. the same as
les. year ard promises 70 b. q Asro
combination 70 defeat Tie gaze with
Tie alumni Las; ~ees yes3ifec n : LII
eesse n ezTO- % TIE a.-M... ~. ger
tss.e Play vas .scsse4ys 70 eec.ee i.
Mis- Ernses Chase Of tie Eiga scsce,
sScsi.y Is Coaching tie team TIE
SeAsG.,e has .eea r~r.saS - follows.
Jks- .-co.y =, augusta.
Feb sWste<Stsis a, SzoEksxx.
FEB. 1Fasw.ng.s. ~ zkovhkszn
Fel. E-GskiaE3 Z, Caks,d
Feo. E-Cosgra clzssrzl z: Water
ri.:s.
Xx-ca s-Tsisr,iiIe = TAIe1l..e
March .,-Ozklan6 e, ssc<hsgza
March @cst1yn Classical =. ssov-
began
RAJ Ceorge ". Hi-eLeg and oon
Waiter cf Good WI were n SkoEhs-
gaa Tuesday GO business
Dr.. Weber Of Lxisto. was in
skowhsssa Wednesday and perform
Sd . surgical operation az the Ken
Hebec Valley hospital Dr.. 2ou:,on
Of Ps,,sdeId vas also a, the hos
D.tai
Mr.. AID Mrs. Sanford Pra.. are
receiving congratulations upon ire
birth cf 10y. who arrived az Z New
Years gtf. 4. the Keaeebec Valley
hospital
Mrs. Ernest Cocx o. Athens O.
Wednesday underwent Z susgica. cp-
grafton az the kenneoec Valley hos
pi:4,.
Mrs. Thomas Dion ot CeraysGe.
who has been II poor heath for
some time past. EnSerws., . sgrgi-
cal operation On Wednesday a. the
Ke1nsbec Valley hospital.
The Misses Faith T. and Sarah H
kennisiCn Of Exeter, y. H are pass-
ing 20 days IN town as the guest Of
their aunt, Ars- r. v. Bucknan Of
Madison avenue
Mrs. Aabe! Howard 81 Boston j..
visiting her mother, Mrs. Prank g
Lessor OF North sTenge, and he. SIS
ter, Mrs Louis Trial. also other rel
a.:yes IL LOWE She is accompanied
by her nephew. Lcne! G.ccer Of
Bosto~-
LESTER Dore Of Skowhegan under
vent an operation on Wednesday for
removal Of appendix st tie SoMer-
set hospital.
Mrs Matilda Hayden % Skovhe-
gan on Wednesday ente.er the Som
efSet f,nKyitz, for yeffrel s-e..rrsr.
Miss Alice Hanson. a stuten, at
Colby College. has been the guest Of
her aunt Camilla Hansen. q nurse
1T the Somerset hoepitai-
Martin Gallant Of Madison has en-
tired the Somerset hospital, where
he viii receive medical treatment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Mrs Williams Ewing. who aas :
died at Kansas City aad he~n axle
continuously for seTea years. SO
months and ~ days by Miss -
Dean. 4 trained nuFee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

steps nose running: relieves he
ache. dailnssx, feyeFsshness, srvez-
iag. soreness. stiffness
~Pxpe's Cold Compound" IS t.
quickest, saress relief known ara
costs n~ty q few cents al drug stores
Ii at =. ithoet assistance Tastes
rice >ntains no quinine. lnsisi q
Pepe'S.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Stops the Tickle

Heals The Threat and Cures lie C5.s
HAYES HEALING HONEY. =
ihss box of GROVES o-PEN-TEAi
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head o..
and Group with every bottle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

ana ME- Murray. Installation Of Of.
hceFs viii take place at the sext
meeting. on Tuesday. Jan. q. For.
essers and their families are invited
TO be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

County cemmissisnsrs' Msst;as
Inc county commissioners ad-
lourned Tuesday after a four-days
session In addition to the appso-
priation for the Farm Bureau which
has previously been reported. the
taxes in the various plantations were
considered and IL was found neces-
sary 10 increase the rate or the val
nation. The Commissioners decided
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Sks~rhsQan Grange

Skowhegan Grange Wednesday
evening elected the remainder Of the
officers for the coming year: Mas
ter, Fred Tuscan: secretary, S. r.
Emerson: tFsasures. Charles TssGe;
easekeepeF. Lyndon Green; Ceres,
Mrs Fred Tuscan; Pomona. Mrs.
Lester Stevens: Flora, Mrs Reuben
French: chaplain. Stella KtmbaIi;
member Of executive committee. Mrs
Kate Hill
A member Of the State executive
committee. M Clifford Of Winthrop.
was present al the meeting and gave
a very interesting informal talk On
matters pertaining to the Grange. An
oyster Rew was served. Pomona
Grange viii meet January - and ~
With Skovhegan Grange and On the
18th installation Ct officers Of both
oranges viil occur. Further an
nouncemsnt latef-@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
ALBION

Edgar Knights and Florence Norton
were united n marriage Dec. y a The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
To Cure = Cold in One nav

TO Cure Cold ~ One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo oCISINf.
"a Gets, !, stops the Cough and Head
ache and works OF the Cold "
GROVES signature on each box Nc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31
!MrA TopAY
GAY PAPA is RIVAL or
his son IN COMEDY

Pas pretty frislSy after all, There
are lots OF self-satisfied Young fellows
who seem TO think their fathers are
out of the running until something
happens to wake them up.
That's what occurs IN "An ANA
teur DeviLr Bryant Washburn's new
Paramount comedy which will be dis
played at the Alta Theatre today. car
Yer Endicott, rather too precise
Young man, tries his fiancee with his
'pepless" love-making. In despera-
tion she announces her engagement
to his father, gay widower
Carver decides that the only way
to end the match is to disgrace the
family so the girl won't dare marry
into il. He tries various sorts OF
'disgraceful work" even to accepting
4 job as bus hoy in restaurant, only
to find that instead of being thought
less of, the newspapers made great
capital Of his example to the PAM
9ered and lazy worlSingman!
OF course, everything comes out all
right after a series Of typicaliy Wash
,urn situations, replete with humor
rhe turn Of the story is novel and the
whole production is most excenentis
,ast. Ann May is the leading woman
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31
OUTLAW TEUTON WOMAN
ST|RS FRENCH SESSION

TOURS, France, Dec. 31.-(A. P.)--
Clara Betkin, member of the German
reichstag and of the executive commit
tee of the third internationale, whose
passports, it is alleged. the French re-
fused to wise, came suddenly into the
hall where the French socialist con-
gress was in progress yesterday and
the session became q bediam. NJ. Fros-
sard, secretary of the French socialist
party, who was speaking, was inter-
rupted and the delegates escorted the
woman TO the platform.
Clara Zetkin is a white haired wom-
an Of 60 She was attired in d simple
brown dress and was cheered wildly.
Defies Warnings
"Tfe French have forbidden me to
come" she said to the delegates, "but
like good communist I came any
way"
The doors Of the hall were locked
and the telephone and telegraph wires
in the hall disconnected, and no one
was allowed to leave the building She
then continued her speech, denouncing
the Scheidemanns. Noskes and Rey-
naudles of all nations" She also de-
nounced the moderates and all those
seeking to form an internationale in
opposition to Moscow.
"split your party to achieve more
precious unity" Madame Zitkin advis- (
ed the congress. 'T urge you to split (
from your party all social patriots and
all vacillating centrlsts, and form
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31
PASTIAE TODAY
wary Anderson as Bubbles at the Pas
time Theatre Ovcrflows With
Vim, Nigor and Vitality.

To-day we are 10 have delightful
visit from the present day apostle OF
1he strenuous life. in the person D.
Bubbles who will reign on the
screen at the popular Pastime Theatre
for limited engagement. Bubbles is
a siri whose sprightly old grandfather
never ceased lamen,mg. was not born
q hoy. So when Bubbles grew up she
said farewell 10 skirts and burnt IN
the roads OF her home town on her
motor bike. and painted the village red
with her irrpressihle strenuosity.
All the countryside knew her. A
blue streak would shoot down the main
Toad and the farmers resting on their
fakes would say, There goes Bubbles.
Al the roaming pigs ana tailles franc
tirenr dogs would go into ecstasies at
her approach. But time brings
chanses, and Bubbles was left in the
charge Of a very aristocratic aunt.
Back again for a brief season into hat,
cd skirts. and then occurs the great
marvellous adventure of Bubbles life.
Escaping for few hours. she dons
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31

her hoy suit, tunes IN ner notor bike
and gives fun vent to her irrepresslble
spirits. ON the road she meets q very
handsome young stranger whose auto
has gone 70 sleep. H. a twinlling Bulb
hles ~ az the engine, changes spark
plugs, twists few wires, and presto,
the auto is running again. Then he
looks into Bubbles eyes and oh whel
a pain she feels in her heart, You
know how Il ends.
Mary Anserson is sprightly per.
sonifIcation of Bubbles, and her sup-
porting company includes several well
known players
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31
[SC).1T'9'
E1HRNRa
ARCADE TODAY

no more appropriate title could be
given play dealing with the perils ana
excitement of a newspaper reporters
lite Than $50 and got IT," And this is
Just The one that Marshall Nsilsn has
given hts newest big photoplay
and Get lt' which comes to the AT.
cade beginning today as First Ma
tiouai attraction.
When a mysterious crime has been
rommnteed and The entire city is on
IT. toes for The solution when riots
and hloodshed are raging when great
strikes are pending-it Is then that the
reporter Is called 70 the city editors
desk and told TO ego get it." And
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31

those who destroyed the ancient cathe-
dral at Kiev.r she cried, referring to
the Polish warfare against Moscow,
which was carried on with allied aid.
Madame Zetkin arrived late In the
afternoon and spoke for half an hour.
she then left with a small escort or
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31

tle chances are one hundred to one
Len get Il He may be the worse cor
wear npon MS return but he'll have the
story.
And iMch is The case in the new Nel.
ian pleture--Kirk Connolly is told of
9 series OF most mysterious crimes ana
told to get the story. After a lot Of
the most fascinating and exciting adj.
ventures Connolly not only returns
with the story, hut he gets the beauti-
iul mystery girl as well. IT'S some
nicture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31

friends, No one else was allowed TO
leave for 20 minutes 20 enable her to
depart secretly as she had come.
Her visit was unexpected. 1t is be.
heved she came BY motor and 1t IL
supposed that after leaving the han
she proceeded to the German frontier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31
EIGHT BLACKS SOUGHT
BY POSSE AFTER RIOT

COLUMBUS. Ga. Dec. 31.-(U. P.)
Eight negroes were yesterday sur
rounded in house at Kurtsboro, Ala
bama, by a posse, following a battle
between whites and blacks last night
in which several persons are said to
have been wounded, some fatally, ac-
to reports received here. Re-
Inducements have been rushed to
Kurtsboro and supply guns and am
munition are being sent from here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31

Catanfi is an excessive secretion, ac-
companied with chronic inflammation,
from the mucous membrane. Hood s
Sarsaparilla acts on the mucous mem-
brane through the blood, reduces in
flammation. establishes healthy action
and radically cures all cases of catarrh,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31
SEVEN IN FAMILY ARE
WIPED OUT BY BLAZE.

FAIRFIELD. Conn, Dec. STA,
Pan entire family of seven was
wiped out by fire yesterday. The vic
Tins were Felix Yackimovitch, aged
54 and his three sons and three
daughters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-31
DUSKY DOSTOMAN WINS
DECISION OVER BARRY

PORTLAND, Dec. STA. P.O-
Sam Langford, Bottom negro heavy
weight, won 10 round decision from
Jim Barry of San Francisco here We'd
nesday night Barry managed to stay
by keeping out of reach of Langford' S
jabs.
Barry Absorbs Punishment.
PORTLAND. Dec. S1.-(U. PO-
Barry surprised the fans by sticking
10 rounds against Langford and made
a hit for the cheerful way he took
punishment. He got it apienty from
his heavier opponent. Langford was
awarded the decision.
Jimmy Darcy forced the fight
against Egan. but the latter was l.
clever for him. 1t was a draw. Her
man was awarded the decision over,
Lodge, who showed little besides
much weight. The vernon Blue and
Rose bouts We're draws.