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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Portland. Ne. Jan. :7.-Henry &.
Payson. q lawyer and business man
Of this city. died suddenly today.
aged 60 years. He was graduated
from Bovdo;n College in 1881 and
was admitted to the bar three years
later. He is survived by a son and
daughter. sse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

NJ. and Nrs- E2sene Fletcher OF
the ~ezs paxs Of the town are recstv-
ing ccogrztulzticns On the birth u
a sen. bora Friday, jan =
Miss Fern Ross q tie n G /
tacs,sT las returned from FAisAesc
where she was the guest q Ae< Une3e.
". z BRIGGS over The week-eo6
TIE Crsveesalszs Ladies Aid %
eiesy VII observe Gentsenea's might
Tss62y evenine. A box lunch VIII b
sered a. p NJ
Mrs yosie z Mathews rent %
Cambridge. Tuesday evening where
she Installed the o41oers CO The O. z.
: chapter % ,AA; sOwn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

A party was given Monday evening
n the home Of NrR Joceph Dyer os
Seayey street IN honor Of th- birth
DAP anniversary 0s Mrs. Thomas
Dyer. Ars- Dyer was the -ecspien.
OF a beautiful piece Of Cut glass from
those present Games we're Played
ard music furnished by Miss Lor-
eta Rancerrs anc Ms Joseps Dyer
Refreshments &C ice cream. sand
witches and cake were served Thcss
present were: NrA Ned Poo;e7. Mrs-
Mamie Pooie- Miss Laura Simpson
Miss Minnie TherTlauli- Mrs Belle
Cote. Ma Piacide GAxne. Mrs Agnes
Butler. ME- Lena Roy. Mrs Lena
Poziin. Mrs Joseph Rancoars- Mis-
Loretta RAneosrt. Nrx- Eddie Ran
sr-vc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Wz&stsgsee. 1as- 1--fnvesssEassos 4
The award q military aeeesztssas Z
The 2--y dzriAg tie H2- VII se h~r-z
rexf reek ~ . House var ...@ssles.-
iEx eeHAtttee. ~ chaifz2a- Ee2-esezt =
alive JoAasea- ReDgsiscaa- sez.a D2-
k9eA a.EeeoceA sstay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

AZ q regular meeting Of PsstsAeAa
Grange bed Saturday evening.
Cewge PiumEer Of Newport. askiss-
81 by Percy Carey. Also from New
por1, Installed tie o5cerS fer the En-
suing year n q very impressive man.
Ter xs follows Elmer Ero<-- master
Alexander Smith ove-seeE: Percy r
Noble stewart. Foster White ASSIST
at steward: Frank c. Gee. chap
AIN: Augustus r. Nelson treasurer:
Miss Eva Alien. secretary: Gecrge
L5hbF, gate keeper: Mrs Jane Frost,
Ceres. Mrs Alexander Smith Pc
1oza: Mrs Margaret Nelson. Fiora:
Mrs yetHa White, L A 8: Niss
Rita Po'cssr. pianist An excellent
supper ras served - Mrs Esshef
Brown and aids
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Ruu1ia - lfGodAy AftarE0on. whoH
shey wexe united In marriage NJ the
Once It Judge H h Bs2zsen JUS
dee Il the peace. Nn POuftn h
tie DAUGHTER Il Mr. and NY8- Edgar
Wood Of W7nxiov AID Mr.. Poulin b
the sen Of Mr. and Ere- Cote PUu-
In cf North yassasboro and 10 en-
psoyed in the wooden mill u that
soWr-
nrs. cAarsss Cameron
Tie death Of Mrs. Emily NcAiister
Caxaeroa occurred Friday night At
the Sisters hospital IN Waservase-
She Was born q years ago. the
6zuxh,er IT Emily Stanley and Car
erce NcAitsser and had lived pr2c-
sseAlty all Of her life in 0kOwhegAn-
She was married 70 ChAfieo Cameron
Ang. q, lila Thsy came % I've In
this tow ahcrs three years ago
Besides her husband she leaves . e
yea--oid daughter Irene. . fAxheT-
who lives a. Indian Pond four Sis
.erx. Arx Ella GoodHia Of Indian
Pond. MI. George Kn0wsAn6 d Mad
isoa. Ms Mabel Bragg Of Fairnesd.
Miss Leora NeAiisser q Rumford
che brother. John r NcAlis,ez Of IL
dian Pond The funeral services were
held yesterday morning from hes
late home On Dr0mmond avenue
Rev. r. z Foshay oMc.aitnK-. The
bearers were John D. Cameron.
George ". Cameron Donald York
and Clarence Gilbert TIE remains
we're placed In she'toms.
Ma James KnowiAn6 Of Bingham
Miss ADELAIDE Goodwin Of Skowhe1ao-
I Ms. Elias K0c~.a.d Of Indian Pond
Nrx Bertha Ste:hs. q Madison and
Nrs Lester Moore Of Springfield Ne.
we're "a town yes.erday. hetng call
ed By tie death Ct tie late Mrs.
Charles Cameron.
W. g. Berry q the American Soda
FosNaaia Co was q business caller
u town yesterday.
Miss Hattie Brown. who is employ
ed il Washington. .. &. Is il iow.
having been called b. the illness Of
her mother. Mrs ,Aiilard Gilmore.
who las gone TO Bangor. where she
viii undergo an operation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Mrs h G Sterling aid N-s- y. 3.
Ns.er Of Ps,txeesd were !. tiss CIR
Tuesday as guests IT Ms A:an5s We
t.zrns, and attended he American L.
gson Play. college Ch1mS." In he ere
a1ag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Pouiin.Weod

Miss Greta Blisabeth Wood be-
Fame tbs bride of JOSEPH sIarceIine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Earl = Grenxer az .-uEEsIA- who
IL corrersed vi,h the STATE Insurance
En,.~-... =. ;,~~~scr VAS IN the
CAY 1u4S o0
NJ r~nr y.nSer - AashAAW Dos.
80 80 ~r.,AsaxAkhser. A,fhea Fay
s,oex<sse a Heussf. Vt we<e n tie
rs.r r,e>Asx- re<ureinw 70 sheff hDces
afrer visiting SA0wheg1n fxsea6x-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
OLD COUPLE BAKED In
HUMAN BAKE OVEN

Charley Daniels, age Is years, and
his wife, ko-c. have lived IN
Kirkland, Washington. 20 years
most everyone In Kirkland knows
this old couplr. They we're both get
ting very fo-ble. then they were
baked In Dr. Iooghnsy's Human
Bake Oven. Their following state
msnt IL 81 interest. especially 10 old
folks.
DR. Loughney's Human Bake oven.
together with his instructions on cur.
alive eating, IL working miracles
with his many patients.
Charley was first to take his treat.
ment. and DR.. Loughney had him
out doing his chores and milking two
cows within three days after begin.
ming the treatments-nnd he was 10
bad OFF thought he would die. lie
was treated In June. and has had this
best VI health ana IL especially spry
ever since--so naturally I felt ar
surcd IL would be good for me. We
are both feeling NO wonderful. We
40 over 10 Seattle and 20 shows and
visit old friends we had not visited
FOR years"--because / had been no
helpless. We want our friends who
arr sick TO take this wonderful Bake
oven Treatment. and oh. was 10
very miserable and weak. had not
been out Of my house for many
months was not able 20 even walk
out In the yard-was weak and sick.
terribly dizzy and my head felt like
II would burst all OF the time. ! was
terribly, bloatcd and / had dropsical
swelling Of my limbs away above my
knees. My blood pressure was very
dangerously high t235). II IL now re-
duced down TO lisa big reduction.
80 out every day now. even walk
down town and back. and feel Just
wonderful-no more dizziness / feel
so well since taking this soothing.
pleasant treatment. Everyone you
meet az Doctors Sanitarium are just
as grateful as Charlie and l.
saw old men and women being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
NEED MORE TO
HEAvE BRICKS
Weary Wilkins Brigade Is,
However, Growing

Appeal. for volunteer workers In
the campaign to raise funds for the
Rythsr home. published In Fridays
star. brought results bright and
early Saturday.
when w. A. r'Weary'1 wilkins
arrived at his office. he found voiun-
teers waiting for him. and others
came In. They helped 20 swell the
ranks OF the workers for the great
charity OF the Ryther home.
Monday morning sun more work.
ers will be needed. Al least 100 vol.
untecrs. who can give half or a
whole day. are requested To call on
wilkins a, his brick committee head
quarters. room 500. IN the Collins
block.
Mrs y. I. Halls friendship branch
OF tho campaign In gaining Roadway.
Every day seaffie's precinct com
mittecmen are carrying the friend.
ship cards To the homes In their pro
cincts. covering every section OF the
city.
So far only one precinct commit.
tcernan has refused TO render this
small service. This man returned
tho friendship cards and the accom-.
panying letter OF appeal TO Mrs
Halls headquarters. room asa. En-.
plrc building.
Tho friendship earis are TO Be I'm.
ed out and returned. together with
zach farnily's donstion TO Airs. Hall
Those who can afford 20 DO 40 are
requested to state how much they
can contribute zach month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
JAPANESE DENY
CRUELTY CHARGE

TOKYO. Dec. 7.--Dciaycdl 1.-THE
Japanese war office today issued n
communique denying catcgoricaily
charges made BY missionaries Of
atrocities In Korea
The communique declared that
mission buildings reported 20 have
been destroyed were burned because
they were headquarters for Korean
insurgents.
The statement characterized the
charges az pure propaganda.
Missionaries recently brought re.
ports TO Tokyo that Japanese troops
had engaged In the systematic do.
struction OF tho houses of Christians.
as well ns schools and churches, at
Chen Tao, Korea They declared
that Christian men had been killed
without investigation. and that the
alleged atrocities were committed
with great brutality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

when railway engines were new
In tho world they pounded tho rails
with the aid OF cortiwood. They were
small and broke no speed records. as
speed records so thess days. The
only largo thing about them was the
smokestack. which needed to be large
To carry on the largo volume OF
smoke made by burnin. wood
Tho littts engine shown above IL
tho ono that should have carried
PrcsidantEIect Harding 10 Point isa-
bel. but happened to be laid up for
repairs at the time.
Few OF these Woodworking loco
motives now arr I'm running. No
Northern railroad uses them. except.
ing In some lumber localities where
they are used on branch lines and
for switching purposes. A few small
Southern roads use tssrm exclusively
They are In districts where wood Is
cheap and coal high priced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

carried by DIR. Loughney from their
beds TO tins Bake Oven perfectly help
less, and suffering frightfully. and In
day or so have actually seen the
same people walking around, free
from pain. and could not say enough
Tor both DR.. Loughney and his little
wife, who makes II her business TO
sse that everyone is comfortable In
and about their home-like SAM
tarium. tsigned) ROSE DANIELS.
c. II. DANIELS.
SOTE-Take ferry at Madison
park To Kirkland, Wash, and walk
three blocks 20 the right or phone
Red 522 and auto will meet you.
DIR. Loughncy's hours at his Kirk
land Sanitarlum are ] .. m. TO 5 p.
m. daily. Sundays included.
Chronic srthritis. neuritis and
kindred invalid cases especially So
licited. Lady nurses in attendance
Seattle office Hours-Dr. Lough-
ney can be seen personally daily
from 3 a IN. 10 IL. 30 .. IN. Mt the
and Marion st. Seattle. Wash.
Have DR.. Loughney make a pains-
taking diagnosis Of your case.
PLEASE NOTE--There are no
other Doctors HaDitariums or hos
pitfalls In America with bake opens
like DR.. Loughneya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
HONOR
DEAD, SUNDAY
Impressive Memorial Ser
vices at Metropolitan

Seattle lodge Of EIks. established
members. and now with a member
ship a little below $500. win hold
memorial services at the Mntropoii.
tan theatre on Sunday. at l .. m.
for IS members who have died within
the last IL months. and those who
have, since tho institution OF the
lodge. answered the final roll call.
The memorial exercises viii be con.
Quoted by Exalted Rnler George
George Bouckaert Leading knight
Carl Hoffman. Loyal knight w. X.
Alexander. Lecturing Knight A. "
Caldwell. Chaplain Sidney Morgan.
Secretary W. A. Bane. Treasurer A.
T.. AcBrcen. Inner Guard Joe Lath.
arm. Tiler Charles Kline. Esquire
Charles C. Cant and Trustees J. II.
Brewster. T. w. Miles and r. j.
Huff, and the members.
Memorial March. ............... sousa
The Gosacn star"
ElkT band
Prologue; THE Spirit Of Elkdor"
Louis y. Nash. p. Y. r.. ~. Paul lodge
No. 50
Opening Titusiistie ceremonies
Exalted Ruler Boucknert and officers
Vocal solo; Lead Thou Ne On.
................... william John Hall
Maurice Friedman. Seattle lodge
No. %
HoII-caii Of absent members
Vocal solo "sfst Psalm" .ss..,......
..........,....Ja James O. McDermid
MaEnus ~. Peterson. Superior lodge
No. ~
Awhile Bsiafsd. Seattle lodge No. ~.
accompanist
Dedication
Memorial address: Walter y. Meier, Seat
tie lodge No. 90
"Bostsnuto" ......... Wallace
E.lkG band
'-rhanatopsis- william Cullen Bryant
Arthur II. Burns. r. ". H., Seattle
lodge No. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
DROP CHARGES
OF FORGERY
Lawyer indicated in Safety
Signal Case

AT the conclusion OF "A flye'days'
trial that ended at IL O'Clock last
night Judge John 8. Jurey com
pleteiy indicated Henry j. CORN. an
attorney In the Central building, Of
charges Of alleged forgery OF the
tionai Safety signal company. OF Sc.
attic.
Half the company stock. owned By
Albert J. Miller, a life convict In
Waila Walla for murder. WIS ordered
hY the court 10 be Transferred Into
tho keeping Of George Olson and
william X, Bell. his attorneys. The
other half 10 remain on the books OF
the company. suhJeet 10 Miller's
orders The Miller stock In valued
AZ fggO 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
NAVAL PRISON
ABUSE CHARGED
Board OF Officers Will Probe
Mare Island

VALLEJO. Cal. Dec l---Chargcs
Of immortality. abusive treatment and
misconduct made by !. prisoncrs 70
leased from the Mare Island navy
prison will be investigated by board
composed OF Mai. H o. Underwood.
y. 8. NJ. c.: Lieutenant Commander
Haiaiip and Lieut. l. -. Hcrtic, II
was announced today.
Capt Ralph West Z. 8. NJ. C..
win act ms Judge advocate at the
hearing.
Tho charges were filed with Chap
lain w. II. Wilson and were against
non commissioned officers OF the
navy prison guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Owes $780, 900;
Has Only $50, 1000

BOSTON. Dec. 4.-Benjamin III.
Cheney. clubman and husband OF
Julia Arthur. actress. owes $1,000.
900 and he has only $4,000. Allen F..
Forbes. his trustee in bankruptcy.
ffed suit on behalf Of creditors to OBJ.
tain chency's interest In a trust fund
created for him by his father. The
annual income from the fund Is said
70 be S32 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
School Code Board
Meets Here Today

The public school administration
code commission. appointed by Gov.
Hart at the request OF the legisla.
ture. was scheduled to meet at D.
m. Saturday at Broadway high
school. DIR. Elwood p. Cubberly. Of
Sanford university. and Senator w.
J. sutton. OF Spokane. were among
the speakers scheduled. Representa-
tive II. II. Cute. OF Seattle, win pre-
side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Juneau Will Have
Cold Storage Plant

JUNEAU. Alaska Dec within
IS minutes. at a public meeting. Ju.
neau citizens raised $4,000. which
was later Increased TO $4,000. toward
tho $4,000 that must be subscribed
under an agreement with wan at
firm which assures a 100000 cold
storage plant here. Residents Of the
city will donate a 1856 Hiie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
MOTHER ASKS
FOR her BOY
Hearing on Mrs. Semple's
Plea Is Postponed

Hearing on the motion Of Mrr Eva
Mildred semplc 10 modify the divorce
decree obtained by her husband.
Stanley y. sempio. 10 rive her Gus,
tody Of their child. Stanley y Sem.
pie. Jr.. years old. was postponed
by Judge clay Allen Friday until II
Ia called on tho regular court caien-
dar abou, two months hence.
The child was lcf, win It's grand.
mother AZ ward NJ the court. Sem.
pie. who testified he couldn't ray ali.
mony on his former salary 81 $50 a
month. was ordered 20 rive Mrs
Ssmple 80 forthwith when he ex
planned that he was now working
for tho Associated Industries At s32s
a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
HAMON WOMAN
D0DCES CHASE
Sought as Slayer OF Okla
homa G. 0. p. Leader

AIlDMoRE. Okla. Dee. Clara
Smith namon. fleeing from the
charge OF numbering Jacob linmon,
politician and promoter IL riding
alone" In the belief Of authorizes
here today
While the woman may have hnd
assistance in leaving Ardmofe after
the shooting, investigation by Rus,
sell Brown. county attorney ana
others attempting 10 trac" ue
woman's flight across the SCUM
western oil fields toward the Mexican
border. has led to the conviction that
she has proceeded without heip OF
friends since leaving here.
The woman has lived her entire
life among the Southwest adYentur'
ers OF tho Jake Hamon type. ANA she
knows well the country thru which
she fled. That she will be well able
TO take care OF herself was the belief
49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
He Offers to Give
Erring Boy a Job

After a eevere arraIgnment OF men
who sit In church pews on Sunday.
and on weeks days refuse 10 help
boys who fall within the tolls Of the
law. Judge Ronald Friday afternoon
paid a glowing tribute to w. VII.
kins. manager OF the Western Tool
Manufacturing Co.. who asked the
privilege Of employing Clifford
sunde. charged with burglary In the
Jecond degree.
' sunde was released under suspend
ed s<ntence.
Frederick Zepp. accused with
sunde, was also released under sus-
pended sentence at the request OF his
mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

submitted him a week ago in the ar
guments OF the suit OF Nevada
against Mary Pickford and Owen
Moore. 10 annul their divorce.
II was indicated that there would
be no decision In the case or further
proceedInga for % least two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
No Interruption to
Australian Cable

Aitho the submarine cable 20 Aus
tralla and the South Seas In broken
somewhere between Banfleid and
Vancouver. service has not been In
fcrrup,ed. according TO INFORMATION
received by IN. Postal office here.
The break will be repaired shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
TO ENTERTAIN
GRID CHAMPS

Ballard high schools football team
win b. guests Of tho Stimaon MN
Co at a dinner tonight. TO be given
In honor Of the ballard team winning
the city championship for the first
time In the history of the school A
party will follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Skull Cracked When
Auto and Car Crash

NJ r. Thaden. ssio waitingford
ave. n In Lakrride hospital. his skull
possibly fractured His auto nam.
Md street car az n. ssh ST. and
wailingford ave. Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
Judge Now Studying
Mary Pickford Case

MfHDEN. New. Dec. Superior
Judge Langan was deeply cngrossed
today in the briefs and authorities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
TRANSFER MEN
DIRECTORS or COMPANY

Judge Jurcy ordered that Bell and
William Ayren. u the Ayrca Trans.
fer company. be Immediately instAtcd
an directors Of the signal company
TO serve with william Larkin. presi.
dent. OF Tacoma. and A v Cole. OF
Seattle. secretary. These four are
20 select a NTH director.
In case the firth man could not b.
agreed upon. Judge Jurey raid the
court would himself appoint the odd
trustee.
Coles nalary Of 5000 month AZ
secretary was deemed excessive by
the court. who ordered all other debts
paid first. including a 5000 note.
within a reasonable time.
suit was brought by Olson and
BAH. on behalf Of Miller. asking an
accounting on the ground that Lar
kin and Cole had refused 10 allow
them access 10 the books Larkin
and Colo counterod with the aliega-
ton that when the books had been
In Gorin's office the minutes OF meet.
inga had been mynteriously altered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

African tribes. while having no
gods. BELIEVE In a queer person
known an Syakwa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
REFUSES TO
APPOINT RECEIVER

Judge Jurey wna emphatic In de
ciafing his flndin gthat CORN had
in no manner tempered with tho com.
pany's records, and allowed Olson
and Beli everything they asked ex.
eept the appointment Of a receiver.
The International safety Signal
company In owner OF safety signal
device In use ut dangerous curves on
automobile roads-a device patented
by Larkin and Miller. the inventors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

Plans are being made TO put set
Of boxing gloves in every Chicago
school for the use OF pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
BELIEVE SHE CAN
MAKE HER ESCAPE

Reared in an atmosphere where
the tales of the fights Of such des'
pcradocs aa Al jennings are repeat
ed with almost reverence. Clara
iiamon knows the way Of the fleeing
criminal. and officials believe she II
cunning enough TO know that the
fewer persons she has aiding her, The
greater her chance OF escape
The only trace OF tho woman since
she left Ardmore came thru a taxi
chauffeur. who claimed She placed
her confidence In him and told her
story. Publication Of the chauffeur 4
story has again warned the woman
that she must not take anyone into
her confidence. but must make her
flight alone. authorities claim.
II the woman Ia found and evidence
produced which win tend 10 show
her guilty of the shooting. strong
effort VIII be made to Justify the act.
II was indicated today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
WIDOW AsSAIIs
ACCUSED WOMAN

Assaliing Clara Smith iIamon. as
one who came along with her
beauty and paraded with Mr. Ham
on" the widow Of Jake L. Hamon.
iats republican committeeman. late
today made her first public state
ment since his mysterious death.
Her statement was made while
packing her baggage 10 40 20 okla
homa City 10 purchase mourning
clothing.
II have lived with Mr.. Harnon
between Tho four walls and no one
could be kinder than he said Mrs
Hamon. defending her husband from
attacks. II he was cross ard ugly
20 Clara Smith Hamon 1, IL because
she must have provoked his wrath
by doing something which che
should not have done
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

Tho inaugural ball was begun h,
1909 by President Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

Polls win be ctcn from p m. to
= y m. Saturday for tho port elee.
Sfion.
A2iling places win be fewer In
.Sdber In the city than In tho elee-
pom November :. Several precincts
have been combined IN one for the
cosning election
n Do you know In what precinct you
uveg Then look up your polling place
now and learn who're you are TO vote.
The following are polling places
Saturday:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
Extraordinary Fur Coat Valnes

81 in. COney Coat, Specially Reduced S 94.5O
Sc in MarmOt Coat Cape Collar Bell Sleeves $15O.75
Sc in MarmOt Coal, RacOOn Collar Reduced $3.50
Sc in Near Seal Coat, Cape Collar at $177.5O
Sc in Near Seal Coat Black Opossum Collar $213.75
Sc in Sealine Nat OpOssum Collar and Cuffs $2475O
Sc in Mr. Seal Squirrel or Beaver Collar and Cuffs $3285O
40 in. Near Seal Cape Collar Bell Cuffs $382.5O
Sc in. Jap Mink Coat, With Cape Collar $385.OO
Sc in Hudson Seal Coat, With Large Skunk Collar and
Bell Cuffs Specially Reduced to $585.OO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

ondus OF Fall Apparel
andRD REDLCEDl is