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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
AUTOMOBILES
USED CAR MAR K EFT
AUTOMOBILES ,or

A,TOMoRu ,On sALE 10
TwO new Dodge touring cars theSp
waldorf Csfr. Aaron Hunt Usage
sssb
FiVE PASaENUEH 1919 nash will sat
tlflce foi quick cash Hsie owner lehF-
inR city. ss" car At t02 >. uouider.
1920 rOHD ROADSTER TOR sale chsip
can ~ West Esston sitret.
i5Is rom ROADsTER Tor sale. cheap
IN good condition. can q, ii5 =. Nor
foih
rOH BALE one totd touring car, one
Fora ohass,e can Usage t'3o
1870 OAkLASp touuug car model - q,
IN perfect condition. inquire Mr Muf
phy as Unity nidg Prone Usage ioOt
1878 FOtD ROADSTER with truck body.
Iurt ovethsuicd. tl5O cash, can nee
car nt Indiana GRraE", ". Thifd st. or
call y T.. WUsman, psage O7so.j
ron SALE .Auioinobuo. In fine cundi-
ton. worth 1900. owner says soil TOT
ia15 cash phone bsape 1879
ONE seven passenger ear In good snap"
30 trade FOR REQ sp'edWsgon or Oldr
truck can bsagr 215s.j
five pAssESGER rom - Practically
ncv. no trade. cedar ltlt
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED donation ~ east OF rlothiur
10 be distributed among the poor. viii
osll Tor them, Phone Osagc qLsi
NOTICE CoNFEpERATE VETERANS
Ihe regular monthly meeting uf T. r.
rum e"mp. United Confederate Veterans
viii be held In district courtroom No. g
soutthousa' January /, 10 =, IA. J. A
tenger, Gominander
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WANTED--Whi,e office boy over 10 years
Did permanent job, good opportunity for
advancement Apply Room +i6 Unity
nldG
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ANNOUNCEMENTS |
LOST AND FOUND. /
WILL party finding purse dropped on
North Main car or on car line Eigth and
Main please return keys In IAirao snd get
reward. Usage a.
lOsT--Gray horse and dark hay mare
last Monday night Finder eau 10 <.
olympia. Usage lstI-J for reward.
LosT--Babies' whlts tur neekpicce. Haiti.
burton Abbott store, goth. Phone Usage
Eb-J, eli " Fith ~
LosT--a2sais Marmon tire on uoodtich
band, reward. relephon" 80. Eddie
kroker. Keller, okla.
LosT--Ladies Masonic pin, double eyed
with numerals as surrounded by pearls
postoffice, Kennedy Bids. Or Hallibur.
ton. Abbott store; finder please cali Usage
sos OF lse E Independence.
WILL gentlemen who picked up roll Of
bills In front OF ln,crurban barber shop
return same TO girl employed there
LosT-Black folder order book on Frisco
train; nndcr please return to National
Biscuit Co, Iao n. Boaton. Usage 1874
iosT-Rlack muff. reward, Usage sa2a.
I.osT--In Dcmorcst shop, on Main 81,
diamond rlaiinum bar pin liberal rc.
ward offered, tall Usage aSol.
LosT-Monday evening ON E Third 81,
Aincrioal Express receipt book, return
10 the Evans Howard Co, eol :. Main.
LosT--,;od bracelet With three amethyst
stones ON Fourteenth ST or s Main
"A llaa
sTRAyED OR sToLEN--ono collie pup.
py: yellow and white, three months
old day before Christmas Usage 3l63
OF S0t :. Victor. Reward "a
Losr--Oue platinum bar pin set with
small diamonds. at Madame liautlsire's =
Dancing academy Monday night, liberal
reward; return to i2s :. Cheyenne,
GoaT--Gold watch between 500 n. Main
and Tidai office. Usage $500,
LosT--Automob0e cable nbou, four feet
Y. ", e. a. and 2Os ~ Elwood. reward
Cedar a3T, O. }. Tut,le.
losT--Black and white spotted female
pointer pup, seven months'old. liberal
reward for Information or return, Phone
Usage sosi, or return to buss Il. Payne,
tsi N, santa Pc
i.osT-H.twecn s2l 8 Jasper ana sin.
clair Bldg., possibly on street car, a
ladies' wrist watch, BLACK ribbon band,
Swiss movement. CAN Miss Glover Usage
$500 purchasing department ana receive
reward.
LOST, sTRAYEp OR STOLEN Brown
horse; five years old, uubroken spcCk
In right eye star IN forehead, scar on
left front foot; will give pricc OF horse
AZ reward Phone Usage 3l73,
LOsT-Biri dog English setter, about 10
months Old white aud black picked
reward 50 Phone Osago Aaii
LoST--Ladles' wrist watch and brace ct
between poushnut shop, THIRD and
Nouder ami Fourth and Main streets.
and receive rcSsrd,
LOST Dec. 10 tho tai or sot of furs
Tiger color. gray and biaC. stripe.
Finder call oHage Alss-j,
LOST black and tan Airedalo dog seven
tuouths old, Reward q returned to no.
g. OwaHso or phone Usage t.LN
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AUTOMOBILES
A,ro SUPPLIES AND aEpAins n

ron HALE rofd touring. good m
order. must sell price 900. i0I
Th.fd
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EMPLOYMENT
WEi.P WANTEn-MnIN

WANTED--Tvo experienced bumpers for
Efickred district to handle superior and
Pntttn Bros. engine, do not apply unless
you have pumped NJ least five years Call
81 ne Kennedy Hldg.
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Az EXPERIENCED. capable office man
desires position, preferably with indie
pendent producer, but anything consider.
ed: have had charge OF scouting depart
.ment large oil company during past year
Nenoerapher and bookkeeper; excellent
local references. Address s3t-B, caro- OF
world,
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FOR SALE-FUKNTTUNE -
China closet and buffet cost $500; cfleo
desk and chair, hall tree, fireless cooker.
rocking chair, center table, large gss
range two gas heaters, sectional book
case, brass bedSRnd childs brass bed tos
sale. own new home. too small Cali l...
". BuesnA Vista, first house east ores"
street car line. right hand side
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LOST Dec. 10 tho tai on set or furs
Tiger color. gray and black stripe
Finder call OHage Alg,.J,
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YoCSu cdlored man desires position as
butler, at present employed In local
hotel, s69-B care OF world.
CHAuFFEuR- -MECHAElC--li years ex-
p,rience. wants work good city refer
ences Call Blake Kenny, Usage 7s3.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. accountant.
bank teller, wishea position Good refer.
onces, address o3-h care world.
ExPERi ENCED automobile man with ten
years experience as factory road man,
foreman, service manager, and manager Of
large automobile concerns wishes position
with good concern. Can give bsst OF ref
erences. BoN 33l-D care world
EXPERIENCED storage battery man de-
slrss employment In battery service
Ignition, starting and lighting trouble, II
necessary; references. G., l.. Armstrong,
1905 North Pine. Pittsburgh, kans.
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Young man as firet.class ste-
noefapher; good chance to learn the oil
well supply business, especially the ma
chinery end. Phone Ossge 1909 Johnson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

WANrED--Men wishing poaitlons. fire
men. brakemen, oolored train porters.
on large Oklahoma roads, write inme-
diately for fun Information; no experience
necessary. tibo-s2b0 month. Inter Ran.
way, Dept. 2lt. Indianapolis Ind
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HOTEL conoNA

homethihR different In place 60 room.
Al rooms with private bath. steam neat,
telephone, new equlpnont-of the best with
hotel service
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WANTED--Hy tsO young married men,
Job with oil company In South Amer
lea six years experience. Box 20, Perish
ing, Okla,
YOUNG MAN now employed desires
change OF occupation; anything consid-
cred, 72-R care Of world
EN SOLDIER wishes position as watch
man married. good references Address
t6A II clIe Of World.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR sALE--Five rooms OF nieA furni-
ture, living room in mahogany! includ
ing plano. Price 1850, cash 1850, balance
on terms, rent $50. Call Moore, Usage
2slb.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMs-I.NFIMNIsIiED

NOTICE Two unfufhishod rooms 10 fen
uodorn close In. near jitney fine. 81
~ Haskell
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BOSTON. 3. i72i Two uafurn khed rooms
TO adults, gas, Lights and water. 81
pcr week. Usage gg5b
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sALESMAS--To sell a good proprieaty
article for manufacturer to drug Job
bers and retailers; must have some ex-
periancc IN drug trade an opportunity to
become sales manager 10 the man with
Initiative ana ability. 33f.B, care OF
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ROOMS WITH BOARp

rHtEE unfurnished rooms at zoe
Cheyenne.
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AN EXPERIENCED. capable office man
desires position, preferably with inde.
pendent producer but anything consider
ed. have had charge OF scouting depart
stenographer and boohkeeper; excellent
local references.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Roow. roH ngSr. FURNISHED u

.h'~r ufnished front sleeplng room.
Hi1table fot two or three, az 32O "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
FAIRFIELD

PISHOE'S FERRY-Percey Lowell, Il
student Of Colby college, passed the
weekend with his mother. Mrs. John
Flanagan.
George Leayitt of Belfast was a din
rrr guest Monday Of Mr.. und Mrs. SCI.
den Manson.
Fuller Croker returned saturday &c
his home in Canaan. after passing u
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nei.
son.
Mrs Elmer Gooch Of Winslow was q
recent guest of her grandmother, Mrs
Emily Joy.
Percy Williams Of Canaan was In
town Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Elliott are enter
tanning relatives from Lynn, Mass.
Henry Manson was in Skowhegan
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Harry Ellis is confined to her
hore with d bad cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kicker enter
tanned a party Of friends at whist Sat
urday evening.
Miss Ethel Luce, a teacher. in the
Parker school. returned Monday after
passing the weekend with her parents
in Starks. Owing to the bad roads she
was obliged TO make some Of the way
on snowshces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
To Heal a couph
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 8;
china.

sou in this village will
be sorry to hear Of the serious illness
OF members Of Frank Thurston's fam
lily; also the family OF his son Fred.
The class Of 1907 Of Erskinc Academy
has for the third time this month lost
ono Of It's members In the death OF Mrs.
Alma Nelson Dyer of Augusta Of in-
tiuenza
Carroll Jones left for Winthrop,
Mass. Monday morning by the w. w.
& +. road Mr.. Jones will shortly re-
turn with his wife and they will occu.
py the Coffin house for the next year.
No mail for this village from las:
Wednesday until Monday.
a letter received from J. P. Jones
states that he likes his new position
very much and finds plenty of work 70
do.
Frank Mason Of Waterville has been
in this village storm stayed for n few
days.
The IS months old child Of Mr.. Stew.
art, the new owner OF the Tom Foster
farm, has been very III, but is some
! better.
Seven members Of Forest 1IalIover
family are Ill with the influenza.
no meeting Of the Red Cross was held
last Thursday on account OF storm
weather. II weather permits a meet,n,
Will be held on Thursday next
II. Everett Hall was quite SEVERELY
injured by being thrown from the tri
angle being used in breaking snow in
ms district. 1t is feared some OF his
ribs are fractured. ana
Mrs. Verne Denico has been on +hs
SICK list for the past two weeks. bpt 70
better at present. 'u' .
= e. Comm will leave on Thursa,,
Tor New Britain. Conn. su'S
Sony Haskell. awaiting himself, o,
anout tne only means Of TRAVELLING NO..
sio'e at this, time, snowshoaa POS
North Vassalboro to visit b,s .,o.n
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Haskell o, Hanao
road. on Sunday. " i'ahson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
WASHINGTON

Inc worst storm OF tho u,,...
came Thursday with the wind h,ou
ing gale from the northeast ~
ina. anan a foot and a half of snow ro,,
Inree Of the telephone lines 80. . e,1:
OF commission. and it was late in t% w..
nternoon Saturday before thev wo.e
running smoothly. "efe
Merle B. Mari is very sick u,;,,, a.
prevailing disease. but at this w.;. o
ing. saturday afternoon) is a I'm.
peter. It was impessible ia ,at t'. =
urday. 1"'il sat
The stage failed to reac,, ,.,o
tnVlsqay, 30 there has been no mai,
from Augusta since Wsdnesday ana
sne stage from wal4oboro rot =. - e. !.
4s tue drivers home Thursday n,sS.
~. got bewildered below the c:,oh.
sot out OF the road and cana No..
el,sh'ng before he found the ~sA',
oack. The snow was 80 deep ana ~
Storm 30 severe he could not ta,,
Were ne was and both horse ans
aliver would soon persisted had nv,
. sooa iuck come to him by getting ,rto
tho road again. s 'a'o
Inc water famine is becoming ,..,.
severe here. wells that have na,.as
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W|hSLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Simpson are
in Boston for few days. While Mr.
Simpson is attending Hardware
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gctchell OF
Benton avenue are the parents of an
S pound daughter. born Tuesday
Mother and baby arc doing nicely
Mrs. Hill Of Watervillc is caring fol-
Mrs. GetcheN.
DR.. L. c. Hooper is i'll with the in
fluenza.
4 dance will be held Friday evening
at the Taconnet Club house.
Miss Dorothy Chamberlain is i'll
with the mumps.
Miss Addievilla Jewett is stopping
at the home of Rev. o. Z. Barnard.
Miss Frances Morrill,. assistant a,
the High school, is out on account OF
the illness of her father
Aldrich Cormier has returned from
a trip to Boston.
Maurice Emery is employed at the
II. & w mill.
The Thistle club will hold it's bust
ness meeting Thursday evening at
the Taconnet Club house. Refresh
ments will be served.
Robert S. Horne. who after a Sc
we're illness. was able to resume his
i. +. d. route. is i'll again. Mrs
Charles Thomas is covering the route
during Mr.. Horne's illness
Misses Eva Higgins and Florence
Bowden are i'll with the influenza.
Mrs. Melvin Green was a visitor
Tuesday at Benton.
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ENTRIES FOR
INDOOR MEET
| AT BOWDOIN

Brunswick Me-. feo. ds'-Ihe !ist Of
| entries for the dual indoor track meet
which is to be held at the Hyde Ath.
| letic building Saturday afternoon be-
tween teams representing Bates and
! Bowdoin was announced today by SAM
ucl c. Buker, manager of the Bowdoin
College track team. who is in charge OF
! the meet.
The entry list gives promise Of Il meet
of UNUSUAL interest and the competi-
ton in the various events should be
unusually keen. The list is as follows:
4O-Yard Dash-Bates: Anderson. Bat.
ten. Bernard, tralvariski. Garrett. Irv-
ing. Lindley, Rice, Savage. Small
| Wiggin, Mckinney. Bowdoin: Averill
Thomson, Parent. Moses, W. Cook. But.
Ter. Dostie. Dahlgren. Prosser. Wood
bury. NJ. Smith. Hatch, Hone. Coburne
! Mile Run-Bates: r. Il. Buker. r. g
Buker. L. Clifford. Quincy, c. Perkins
Purinton. X. Smith, Peterson. Levine
Bowdoin; Heeney. Jacob, Renter. Good
win. Hebb. Ryan. Clymer, varney
Hatch. Cleaves.
4,0-Yard Dash-Bates: Batten, Der.
nard, Galva.iski Hodgman, Savage
Small. Wight. Bowdoin: Cleaves, Par
fridge, Youn- Hunt. Cobb, Starrett NJ
Smith. Averill, Hatch.
| f-Yard High IIurdles-Bates: Gross
Irving. Hathaway. Woodman, Rose
| Bowdoin:. Coburne. knight, Clark
Moses. Parent. Thomson.
| Ss0-Yard Run-Bates. Il. S. Buker. r,
Il. Buker. X. Smith. L. Perkins, L.
vigne. E. Clifford. Crockett, Wight.
Bowdoin: Cleaves, Hunt. Partridge
Goodwin. Hebb. Hatch. Freeman, Heen.
ey, Varney.
! 2J-Iard Dash-Bates: Anderson, Bat.
| ten. Bernard, Galvarski. Lindley. Nc.
Kinney, Savage. Small. Bowdoin
! Averill. W. Cook, Woodbury., Dostie
| NJ. Smith. Miller. Butler, Thomson
Hunt. Parent, Hatch.
4o-Yard Low Hurdles-Bates: Cross
; Irving. Rice, Rose. woodman, Hath
away. Bowdoin: Coburne, KNIGHT
| Moses. Clark. Parent. Thomson, Dos.
| tie, Leighton. Miller.
Two-Mile Run-Bates: r. s. Buker. r
| q. Buker. E. Clifford, Kimball. La.
vigne. Peterson. *. Smith. Bowdoin
Hatch. Towlc. Avery. Goodwin. Fitz.
morris, Varney. Granger. Ryan. Fin:
nesan, Clymer. Daggett.
/ High Junp-Bates: Gross, B, Clifford
Newali. Stevens. Webster. :. woodmau,
Bowdoin: Perry. Fish. Dostie, Thorn.
son. Parent. Coburne. .Tafbox, Nerr,,,
| Love.
| shotput-Bates: Galvariski, Spratt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Mrs. Frances r. F!agg passed away
February :6th. at the home OF Mrs.
Martin. 81 Main street. She was born
in Bloomfield. Nov. :, 1888. and was
the daughter Of Levi and Sallie
Emery Bisciow. She was the last
Of seven children. Ephriam. Levi
and Charles Eigelow. Sarah L. Co.
burn, Eunicc l.. Dascombe. Charlotte
r. Robinson we're sisters Of the de-
ceas cd. She is survived by six nieces
and one nephew. The greater part OF
her life has been spent in Skowhegan
where she has many friends who viii
ever remember her great patience
and fortitude which enabled her to
live cheerfully to the end. Funeral
services will be held at . o'clock on
Friday afternoon.
The next meeting Of Town I!yi-
provement Society will be held Fri
day afternoon February q. in Lib
rary parlors. The program is a Con-
1inuation Of the study Of Russia ard
will be prepared by Mrs. Viola Smith
and promises to be Of much interest.
4 special conclave Of Somerset
Chapter No. u. r. 4. r. will be held
at Masonic hall. Thursday. Feb. 70.
AT o'clock p. ". The Royal Arch
degree will be worked.
The regular convocation Of Somer-
set Chapter No. Il. r. A. NJ. will be
held at Masonic hall. Friday. Feb.
-, at 80 p. NJ. Regular business.
Henry Mckinney, one Of the wit
ncsscs for the state in the Burke
trial, who has large numbering opera
lions in The northern woods left here
Wednesday morning for Jaclman.
Mr.. Mckinney has leave Of absence
for u few days but is subject to call
by wire.
Another dance under the auspices
Of the Grange will be held in their
hsll Friday evening. Music by the
Imperial orchestra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
MADISON
High School Base Ball Team
Announces Sehedule-TOwn
Warrant Posted - Republi-
can Caucus Called for Satur.
DAY.

0dSs
The schedule for the Madison High
school baseball team has been COM
pleted for the coming season as fol-
lows: April "a. Oakland at Oakland;
April IS, Oakland at Madison; May |,
Good WIN at Good Will; May 3, Fair
field at Madison: May 5, Skowhegan
at Skowhegan; May 3, Waterville ut
Madison: May II. Oak Grove at
Madison: May Is. Good Will at Madi-
son: May 10. open; May %, Fairfield
at E,airfield: May Is, Skowhegan at
Madison; May %. Oak Grove at Oak
Grove: June =, Winslow at Madison;
June S. Winslow at Winslow; June 8,
Pennington at Madison: June l..
Pennington at Pennington.
The warrants for the annual town
meeting to be held in Union hall on
March LIST were posted Saturday and
contain 81 articles. Among those Of
unusual interest are So. to sec II the
town will vote to instruct the Select
men to hire man to pick up the rub
bish on the village streets: Is, to see
IL the town will vote to continue or
discontinue its municipal fuel yard
and X continued to make necessary
provisions for running the same; 81,
to see IL the town will gravel Head
street from Weston avenue to North
street and raise $3.50 for the same;
81, to see II the town will vote to
single tho High school and Weston
avenue buildings: So. 70 sec II the
town will vote to instruct its super
intending school committee to hire
additional rooms suitable for school
rooms and purchase equipment for
the same; 81. to see II the town
will vote instructing Its Sclectmen to
hire money and pay all outstanding
town orders; So is to see il the town
will vote to raise additional money in
excess OF the $4,000 already provided
Tor the erection and equipment OF the
new High school building.
Rainbow Branch Of the 1nterna-
tionai sunshine Society arc making
preparations to serve town meeting
dinner next Monday.
Notices have been posted for D Re-
publican caucus to be held in Fire
mans hall Saturday afternoon for the
purpose of olecting delegates to tho
Republican State Convention in Ban
TOR, also to elect Republican town
committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Gross. Scott Bowdoin: Bison, Dahl
gren. Haggerty. Richardson. p. Smith,
Zeitler, Films, Perkins. Fogg, Handy,
Mason.
Broad Jump-Bates: Batten, Savage
Webster. Bowdoin: Moses. Perry. S.
Cook. Bates. Parent, Woodbury., Dos
| tie. Averill. Thomson, Leighton. Dahl
gren, Coburne.
Pole Eault-Bates: Batten, Lindley,
Rice. Bowdoin Leighton, $: Cook. Ma
son, Prosser. Perry, Bishop. Mallett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

been known to go dry before arc
now and the most of the rivers
frozen to the bottom, and some
the mill ponds have no water III
the ice, some are hauling watt
more than a mile to use for y
house and barn. the ground is FRI
so deep and hard that no rain 50
would reach the wells unless !.
were fed by surface water.
Charles II. Savage and wife
planning to so to Union to stay
the winter. as care taker Of
fathers place while he makes Y
to Boston and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

John Govatos. a real estate mar
Wilmington. Del, who recently ,og.
three large office buildings. has 10.
time at last to so with his VIZ O.
honeymoon trip. He was too b.
when they were married, - years q
and he has been too busy ever sine
now. When he came, TO Wilalas,'
before he was married he had y =!
capital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

1t ID = Tar cry from the wsrid vsy
to . child's roller skates. but gccsrdiHa
to a fashion expert roller skates Of ths
latest approved model are after the
style Of British fishting tanks. Novel.
ty always being upperniost In the 1u-
venile heart. 1t matters not that the
new skates are n bit snowshoe-l,ke In
size. Tho now skates are surrounded
by tanklikc bodies made Of light shee.
metAl.-Indianapolis News +
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Proceeds of a $4,000 life insurane

Proceeds Of $4,000 life insurance
policy we're beaueathed to A. p. Win
kler and Mrs. w. r. Winkler. $4,000 to
the former and $500 to the latter, by
the will Of Edward D. Egley Of Louis
vile to reimburse them for losses
sustained in making investments sug-
gested by Mr.. Egiey. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Mike Ennis, an illiterate Austrian
fined at st. Catherine. Ont, for making
a false income tax return. earned $,S21
during a single year Of the war as
laborer at the W'eliand steel foundries.