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The Washington times., 1920-01-29
Harvard Professors
Are Granted First
Raise in IA Years

CAMBRIDGE, Jan. 29.-The
Harvard Corporation announces
an inrcesse OF 20 per cent In ssla-
ries OF all members OF the teach
ing stan, except those In he
Law School and the Graduste
school of Business Administrs-
'tion. In these two schools the
salary basis Is considerably
higher than In other departments.
The progress OF the endow-
ment fund campaign makes IL
probable that a further In
crease can be given at the begin
ming OF the next college year.
This 10 the frst salary increase al
Harvard in fourteen years.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
SPIRIT PROOF REFUSED
SAME OLD BUNK, HE SAYS;
Rim Declares Offer of 5000 Holds
Good IL Mediums Can
Pass Test

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-"ItJ the
same old bunk antagonists influ-
ences' and no more than 1 expected" +"
said Joseph +. Rim to-day when in
formed OF refusal OF Sir oliver Lodge
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
FRENCH GENERAL GAVE
KOLCHAK OVER TO FOE
Ordered His Surrender to Pscify
Social Rsvolutionaries and
Forestall Conflict.

HARDIN, MAnehuriA- yam, 2s.-The
surrender OF Admiral KolchAk, head
OF the All-Russisn government. 20
the Social revolutionsries was au-
thorized by General Janin. head OF
the French military mission, accord
ing 10 well-authenticated reports. one
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
1880 DEER, l,4OO MOOSE
SHOT IN NOVA SCOTIA

HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. 29.-Fourteen
hundred moose and 1850 deer were
shot in Nova Scotia by hunters dur
ing the season of 1919, according to
a Government report today. OF these.
Nonresident hunters bagged 1900
moose and 1850 deer. Nonresident
hunters licenses granted were 465.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
ENDOWS HOSPITAL ROOM.

In her will. which has been nled for
probate. Miss Marie Jennie Sheriff..
who died November 25. last. leaves
$1,000 20 endow a room and bed In the
Children's Hospital 10 be known as
the Sarah Fulton Sheriff. room. The
residue OF her estate is left in trust
for Gibbs Wynkoop Sheriff.. a
nephew.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
HERE'S one MAN WHO IS
NOT IN WHITE HOUSE RACE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 20
Gov. James p. Goodrich of Indiana Is
not q Presidential candidate, he said
in a statement made public today.
He says he does not care to enter the
race "for the naked honor OF becom-
ing q favorite son candidate"
Senator Watson of Indiana is con-
sidered a Republican possibility.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
SLAYERS REPRIEVED AS
EXECUTIONER IS SOUGHT
Nebraska Prison Board Also Plans
to Test Sanity of Two
Condemned Men.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 29.-Because
of the States inability to secure the
services of an executioner on next
Friday, Gov. Samuel r. McKelvie ex-
tended to February 8 the date for the
electrocution of Allen V. Grammer
and Alison b. Cole for the murder OF
Grammer's mother-in-law.
Meantime an investigation by a
State prison board will be conducted
to determine IL the men are sane.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29

tive requested the czechs 10 hand
over Kechak 20 them. but this re-
xzaEt Hk1 usfzEe1 AftsFusF8 tAs
japanese asked the social revolution
aries 20 deliver up the admiral. but
this they also refused.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLARD SALES CO..
t02 lith st. y. W. Franklin 1865.
1917 Haynes TourinE..........$9 5000
1919 Odds 5. 7-pass. ......... $50
1917 Olds s. Touring........ 100
1918 Mitchell roadster; I-pas.. 500
1917 Overland Touring. $50
1917 REQ Touring. AS
1917 Dodge Touring.......... 6l5
1915 Ford Touring g............ 375
1915 Ford Touring. 300
1918 Maxwell Touring. g........ 500
1917 Maxwell Touring...... 400
And many others. You can buy
these by paying one-hslf
down and balance in monthly in
stalments tC suit.
We pay CASH for your used
car Will take your old car IN
trade.
BUICK SIN. Apply 765 Quebec place
N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19


500 z to e. N. E.-sr,; r. & b.; latroSa'
1884 Warder st. N. w.-Br.: 7 r. & tiled
b.; bedrooms; large lot to paved alley:
INV. H.; concrete cellar; a. 70. l. modern
garage sleeping porch; hardwood doors;
52s sth st. S. E.-Frame, 10 r. 4 b.
.ss s.h q ooS St. S. E.-Hr.; sr b.; l.troSe'
llal 10th st, y, Wis r. rec, hall; br'
) X st. N. E.-Br.; IL r. & b.: latrobe;
b. va rap1s De hsa; sse' ;t :i7Sco 81 w-BF' 10
% Q st: N. E.-Br; r. b.; latrooe.
sA sos s'stV' l. ST. N. w.-corner property; iars.
store with living rooms. 10000.
COLORED.
1912 sth st. n. W.-Br.; r.; latrobe,
.sn Cleveland place N w.-Br;.; r.:
gas: latrobe; exeellent condition. $500.
1s.t4!tsstsso 1st s.. 81 TTAe' L st. \, W Br: r.:
iasa-at sth st.-Br; n; 6 b.: lstroes
1915 ssth st. N. W.T.; r: excellent con
dition. Possession; $500: o,
5ss sss is,s St 81. n NJ wRf EBr ar sas d.sr iD'
si7 90 81; s. E.-Br.; I r. b.; lstrobs.
i5ot 18th st. N. w.-Br.; r. & b.; saa
$3.50.
4F-44e-f51 St N. W.-Br.. storS
and house, corner property. $1,000.
excellent condition. $1,000 each -
149 l. st. S. E.-S r. & b.; br.; gas $500.
3l7-19 Va. ave. s. E.-Br. and frame
Both for $4,000.
:. ,sos N st. n. w.-Br.; s r. & b.; lot sox
100 to alley. $500.
1894 Seaton st. n. w.-Br. r. e. b. la
trobe: gas. S33b0.
50, 900.
SUBURBAN.
5sth St, Central Heights d. c. tcolored)
Frame; garage; l u acres; large garden,
orchard grapes. $4,000.
2eot 2oth st. N. e. twoodridge )-Stuc-
CO; r. g. b.; cemont garage; INV. n con-
crete cellar; a. m. l. 50. 900.
Laurel-Framc r. b.. elec'' garage.
SO, 900.
Kensing gton (Conn. ave. and Baltimore
st-Frame: IL r.. u. m. |. 5000. ~
Chevy Chase-Two large lots, corner 3sth
and Morrison sts.; all improvements oner
wanted. "
.12I-3-s Pierce st. y. W.T.; $1,000.
10se-11-7S Wisconsin ave- r. y b. or.
houses and = 10-csr garage a. m. Sl5,ooo'
27og N at n W-Corner lot 45 by %.
r. 2.story frame house. $500,
Two vacant lots on Morton 81, near Sne.-
man ave. 32e7 square feet Aoc square aooS
Corner South Carolina ave ana ~. ,. ~
-s7s2 square feet. Seven frame houses
Lot 2ss by ~ by eco. $4,000.
ALI OF THE ABOVE PRoPERTIEs
CAN DE PURCHASED ON RbAsoNABLn
sPEciAI,--wE NEED HOUSES. LIST
NOw FOR QUICK RETURNS
-0' BRADFORD e. COMPANY,
Main ss17 337 Southern BLDG Main bi1a
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
DEATHS

BoYD-0eorse H., So yrs. Casualty Hosp.
MISUNDERSTANDING f.. yrs., 500 FAR
PENsTINE-clinton. 3 yrA. children's
Hosp. =, ~,
HiLL-AIma, az yrs. 1915 o st. N. w.
HOGE-John T., ~ yrs, George Washihs-
ton Univ. Hosp ,,,.,-
KENDALL-stephen. yrs, Chiidren's
LEWIs-Lusy E., 81 yrs. 1896 sth 81. NV.
RASSETT-Charles. 10 yrs, Potomac ri'ef'
near Three Sisters. .
ULLIVAN-Andrew, Do yra' Emergency
rHoRNIEY-AibertM NJ. IL mos. 1905 Lin
den st. N. E. -.
st. s. w. -. ,o.A
wTDMAN-william e., days, +ot l2th
at. s. E. o,,.
Home -,
woOD-Lewis, SIS yrs, st. Elizabeth Hosp
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
DEATH NOTICES

WEBER-On Tuesday. August Il 1870. at
ass a. m, MARGRETHA WEBER, be.
Ioyed wife of John Weber and mother OF
Mrs. Lille X. Werntz, John A. Weber ana
Henry Weber, aged nifty -nve years
Funeral from the residence OF her
daughter, 1874 A street northeast on
Thursday, August ls, at 8 p. m Inter-
ment at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Baltimore, Nd, and Lancaster, Pa pa
pers please copy)
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
HOUSES FOR SALE

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name are controlled EXCLUSIVELY
by US. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY
IN ALL PAPERS UNTIL SOLD.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

MAN-Young. 3 to years experience as
salesman in drug store. BOX 277, Times
office.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

BUICK SIN. Apply 763 Quebec place
n. w.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
BIRTHS

ABRAhs-Lawrsnee b. aud Ida, sirL
BLAcKFoRD-Aiien 5. and hhoda "
CoNNoR-RIchArd Es and Carolyn. siiL
DESoFF-Alex and Pearl, boy.
EDAUNDs-James b. and Theodore, psS
HOLLAND-Earnest and Augusta, slrL
JONks-Frsnk and Margaret. boy. a.,
JORDON-WiIli4m IA. and Macedonia kiri
kLoPFER-Frsnk 4. and Mary r.. boy.
kRElsENNEIER-He ana Josephine
LEwIs-stewart p. and Mary. girl
hILLER-John p. and Margaret NJ, sri
NEvILLE-Alvin Il. and hoilie A. SnL
ROBINsON-John p. and Leola A. girl
RoWE-BenJamia II. and Ada, boy.
sMITH-Albert and Louisa A.. girL
wATTs-James o. and Carrie C., boy
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
HELP WANTED--NALE

SPANISH War Vetsrans Call az 500 }
ct n. w. room col. Business Of In
portance.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

| PIANO-Upright; excellent tone. ts2.50.
| also typewriter and boune. NJ. 1869.
| nlahia
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

IABORERS-1OO Colored: Pennsylvania
TRANSFORMATION paid; $3.50 up; board with
company. Apply Phillips Exchange. 1871
9Th st N. W.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

LABORERS - Colored. Apply
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 600
G st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1920-08-19
THE WASHINGTON TINES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 49, 1920
HELP wANTED-NALH fEMALr

HELP WANTED-NALE a FEMALE
SPECIAL preparation for asslstant audi
tor; examination September sg. Tuition,
entire courses ,le; CIVIL SERVICE
SCHOOL. = H.. corner
18th and sts. ~ w. Phons Franklin
g0sO.
HELP MANIFESTATIONS man and
wife for nearby country place: Senersl
work; quarters include three rooms and
bath Phone cles. iIsT, or Main seas.
BOOKKEEPER; experienced;
one who has had experience
with voucher system; good posi-
tion open; state age, experience
and salary. Box 282 Times Of
flee.
THE FIDELITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
will get you a position In your line. 3Os
kIesge bldg, lltn and q nv,
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

LUM R-Large quantity,
2x4's, 2x6's, 2xS's. 2xlOs,
2xl2's sheathing boards, floor
ing, doors, windows, hot-air fur
mace, stair steps, water hydrant,
kitchen sinks, water and gas
pipes, porcelain wash basins, 2
I-beams, l2x20 #. long. Apply
l4th and Church SITS. n. W.
Phone Main 6O58.
MOTOR-Half h. D., sew GENERAL
ELECTRIC co, sl0 Fla ave. y. w.
STOvE-Small cooking. S. $40 llth st,
:. r..
The Washington times., 1920-08-19

TEN drop head sewing machines. all in
perfect order; So each.
Capitol Sewing Machine Exchange,
25 II ST. n. w.
Opposite Government Printing Ofhce.
Franklin 371s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

was prot-uuIng. cutting q cash in
one leg A physician was called and
was obliged 10 take - stitches TO
close the wound
Mrs Grace Nignfengale of Fort
Fairfield iE Euesf Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Il L Morrow
Charlotte Jakins has returned
home after a few days visit with
Mrs. Maurice D. Emery.
The LiLhgUw club was PLEASANTLY
entertained by Mrs. Frank G Ponier
On Wednesday, afternoon. il being
the first meeting OF the season. A
good number attended. In the alb
sence OF the president the vice
president Mrs. William Il Bowden
presided. The club voted TO hold
Christmas sale IN December The
following committee were appoint
ed: General chairman, Mrs George
s. Paine: decorating committee Mrs.
Samuel Clark. Mrs. Frank @. Pooler
and Miss Lula Stuart: food table.
Mrs George a Chamberlain Mrs.
Arthur 3. Robinson and Mrs. Ed
ward Chase; fancy table, Mrs VIII
liam Il bBWuen. MIS-. Joseph Eaton
and Mrs 2 Z. Baird. The hostess
served delicious REFRESHMENTS con-
sisting OF assorted sandwiches. pick
les. cake and coffee The table deco
rations were IN autumn cniors- The
next meeting of the club viii be held
Oct &c, with Mrs. A B Robinson
Fort Halifax Chapter, D. A z
will hoid d food sale consisting Of
candy. fruit and vegetables. AT the
CONGREGATIONAL church pariors Fri
cav, Oct. ~ from to =. M
The HoIiingsworrn & Whitney
Ladies' Aid will hold a whist party
al the Taconne1 Club house. Tues
day evening, Oct 10. PRICES viii be
gwen It viii be followed Dy
dance.
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STATE EF KATE

$1,000 TX 4A6@0L
E-,cgEBEC Sc SUPREME JUDI
IslAL CEEET IN EQUITY
T. Z YANG~T VS. TEE MISSOURI
ATNG CAR
/ AEPANT.
ORDER OF NOTICE
me foregoing Mill III equity pre-
k1Ien by &. = Eaucv President Of
! Missouri Valley afrigar-arnr Car
elT7nanv, againsr SAID Company al
kflE ctIa1 Lfle Stockholders II SaIu
I7unauv IN September 20 1925. voted
dissolve said corporation anu that
|eH= ara no existing liabilities or AS
81 sslG corporation and praying
e. dissolution Of salGi corporation.
't-LfEED that q hearing be had
.ae Court fiDuse 1T AUGUSTA, Maine,
Monday the ril-St day OF November
a. TN q clock A NJ and that no.
+ ~ sai6 nearing ne given BY serv-
p ~ aCI.-stau COPY Of SAID NIL and
J. order af court thereon on said
Pr1nra-Inn thirty days al least before
sate W Sale hearing. and ny pub
b 1Hce a week for three successive
8ewsnaper published in Augusta
-. rae last publication To be ar
sever days bsfare the date Of
1eaTluE-
A NJ SPEAR
Justice Supreme Judicial Court
aTeG this Goth day of SeplsTnne-
t. -a1o
arrest =. W JONES. Clerk.
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keif-Aamiitrn

Clifford Ksif Of aaverhili. Mass.
ana Mrs Jessie Washpurn Hamilton
o1 this city were quietly married
Thursday morning AT the Congrega-
tiunal church in Winslow bv the Rev
o. z. Barnard. pastor of the church
The ceremony Was performed in the
presence OF a few intimate friends Of
the couple. the single ring service be-
ing used.
The bride. who is a very attractive
-oung woman, wore a modish brown
duvervu suit with a henna veivet nat
and q corsage bouquet of white roses
She was attended by Mrs. Inez Bark
e. of Bingham. near relative. as
mHrrun OF hunur, Mrs. Bingham wore
i suit Of Oxford gray with HARMONIC
ing nat Donald Foster. clerk al the
Elmwood Motel, was best man
Mrs. Keif mas been a resident Of
this ciTy a little over a wear and re-
sides on Winter street. She has a
cfIarming personality ana a beautiful
singing VOICE. which has beer heard
in public with pleasure an mary oe-
casions- She is also the soloisf at the
First Baptist church. where sine is
very popular
Mr. Keif Is a travelling salesman
for a wooI house in Boston ana ms
activities TOR the past year have neen
mostly. in Maine. where ne has magie
many friends. immediately after the
ceremony, Mr. ana Mrs, Keir ieff By
automobile for HaverfiiIi. Mass.
where they will spend short time
al the hume af Mr.. Keirs mother and
then go To Philadelphia To visit his
brother. They will make their homs
in this city.
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American Entry into
League of Nations Not
Decided by Nov. Elect.

Fsagtuu. Oct THE Trustees Of
World Peace Foundation. the million
dollar endowment established in l9lu by
the late Edwin CHM. have unani-
rrrousiy adopted q declaration that Am
erican entry into rhe League of Ma
tons can nut be decided by the Novem-
Der election. The statement says:
.svht problem of ttIe organization NJ
tine world fer peace is greater than
any man or any body OF men Al
though the ratification Of the treaty az
Versailles. with OF without reserva-
tions. was prevented by the failure or
the President and the Senate 10 agree.
nevertheless whichever political party
may come inro power. II will find that
rf1s interest the conscience and the
SENSE of iuty of the American people
viii require rfie nation 10 take IT'S parr
in tine essential work OF establishing
md preserving tine psace of the world
~rne World Peace Foundation Was
created 10 promote tine organization on
tina world for the prevention Of war.
The Trustees of tins Foundation be-
,Ieve that the only practical way OF
acuievrng that result Is by Joining tine
existing League of Nations. with sucn
Qualifications. IL any. as tine wisfium of
o,,r statesmen may think proper for
the welfare of the United States We
bave assurance that foreign govern
,,,eufs will welcome the United States
win any such notifications as n MAY
think necessary
The Board M Trslztses includes hoffi
and republicans Their dec
,arxt,un in signed by William Il p.
rauuce. president OF brown Cniver-
-,,v. auurxe W Anderson Sarah
Iou,se ARNOLD. Prufn90r GsaEUs 4.
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WINSLDW

By and Mrs. Gleuwoad Rainey are
T oa~enrs of daughter born
'1~s'l0v morning
.Ez yts--aret Kinnear after an
-ess able 10 go out
Thvnr has Recently pur-
4saa ne old homestead Of his
oi1.- 5tr-s George Tfvng. located
Imam avenue. ann with his
II - moved there Thursday.
A-. George Thvug has gone 10
-ta--.lle 70 reside with her daugh-
Mrs. Ted & Brown.
a~ and Mrs Arthur Tirue viii
aFA the house vacated by Mr.
Mrs fred Tlfvng and children.
asi'"-- 8 Horne, Arthur n. Ward
-s' atom and Albert Balentine
e- ne Topsham fair Wednes-
-" --adies' Sewing Circle held irs
Meeting of the season III the
---s--.-s unul church pariors
I@.aeScGv A baked bean and pas
dinner was served ut noon. The
NJ. '1rrulIttee comprised Mrs.
/ rs Gibbs and Mrs. Fremont
ae Gay was passed IN work
10-nns for n sale the circle
-o4 Al me next meeting. Oct
"G dinner viii bse served 10
The dinner COMMITTEES
PRISE. Mrs. e. 81. Howard,
Day. Mrs. Susan Clsh-
and Mrs j ]. Rairey.
-s Emma BOYD Of North Vas
f-n was a guest Thursday OF
il = Eme-v
-'~o' Ae-row has accepted a posi-
VIII The Central Maine Power
'.'-Ae Aer-ow of Clinton avenue
sue cong down stairs IN the harm.
STRIKING . box with a nail thai
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,.,N-N aCAC IN TOWNSHIP
uiNE aGMEE ) & MASARDiS
STATE OF UUE

49,. honorable Board NJ Cnuurv
.- - ianers 9nr rtle CUunty af
trgast loR.
| -..--sans an6 residents at sain
.-,,a.s. County petition your Hf1Ia-
.. 7.aar-u "a. upon prupsi IlroEsea-
/ -5t discontinue q certain high
- VIZ waE. siTliaLsn IN TOWN.
,.rf,7fle,- Nine Range Five ". Z.
saft ArnosTonk County szIG
-,.r7 rut being a TOWN or planIa-
-a.-;1Iva( 10 RAISE uInnsy IN make
| -a,,a.- highways, and SAID high
,iaEsouriuuauca OF which Is
.,stnsr aescriifeG as follows.
f--,-..-.--rgfls- IN riae center uf tine CDun-
aiding from AiassE-rIis 10 OK
uts-ita-iun III a pnlr- one num-
IDS distant III a nar-rheastsriy
F. s--url the Sand Pit" SO
! m ing said highway. IN Town
p vue Range Five, ". Z !. 4. !.
n . ll87-tileastar.fv direction. in
-.,,,--lsi1ln Nine Range Five, 1Dl-
So as near as pracricai3le tine sur
IN z r-uad made by Albert 4
-. N ljcroDFr. 13Is. 10 q pDluu
, ~, -s1la- Of the Wsssr A-uoErnpK
-7-ar the IIrG1se u Dennis Dustin,
! ~. -uwu o. aaSa-uIs-
H. -pllv neII-iunars aliHgf tnHr
,.alYv-enlenne and necessfry re-
. ,. -9.- u!segn1lnuaucs III said high
W. Fl ROWE
and. n11aen lI53 others
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,.es--C1k. rs. Court nf County
s,ia IN ..shi IBnerS- 5Fi1Is1nDsr Term
sept Z 1870.
,s... ne fDrsgoIug petition II Is al
-r-a -.lag tile petitioners are Tespnn-
. a.srzuflE ana we. LiIt County
~-r,.ssI Gners. are OF the op1nrnn
= -ae-e ought To be a hearing
.-soN ii IS ttlersIlpon
an --fsTTI1. THAI the CnnlmlssInll-
air meet nn Tuesday, DEC. IA. IS2i.
.IBck 1T the aLraTnDDH, ii T1e
.ff4.s- mousse of Dennis Dusto ii SAID
..~us. III A-0eSroGk County and
+ f,arr.t.% Interested III SHIu road.
.--a,- said heurIng proceed 10 view
route nleurl0nefl~~fn SHIG petition.
.r-1r1e.ti .41als- after. said view there
a. . Mace ia the vicinity, hear ali
----s Interested IN SSL1o WAY. IN VII.
-.. r-velling house OF DENNIS Dus 10
ss,r Ylasar'CilE. on TIfesGuy- Dec Ia
al : o'clock IN the aTLernnnn. X
-r a Convenient place in the vicin-
q saId WHY, and take such further
-a, lu me rIlaEtar as tney judge
anna !. IS 4u-the- ordered. tna1 notice
.g. times and places uf ssiIG hear
p4 gwen py posting ND aTrestsa
sizes ~ the petition and ssT TINS order
-.f-.--- DuDilc places II said AiaSaTdis
1 nWuSuEp Nine. Range I'VE. aIin
-e~E:ug one upon me clerk Of
.sa~dis and also upon Anna P.
lllns Somerset Tinlberiand Conn
Dr. I'evlsees under will OF E q.
nu sarah T. Dunn. L l. Moore.
eEa piu--ee anna Il Pierce, Ann ii.
lea Land. Richard WflssT1iauG. George
81 Is. Dorothy Dunn. Jo RDuley,
-lers u surpassed owners Of land in
d ToW-lanlp Nine. Range Five. the
.er owners. If any, being UNKNOWN.
ne commissioners being unanie
ascertain by reasonable diligence
a -uey are ann ny FURNISHING the
!lr tuy~-t successive weeks II Iflr
T. herald a newspaper printed and
lilSned a. Pressure Isle. IL saln
.iITv ana once a week fur SIX sue
sry'f weeks IN Ehe hanuaDec Journal
Stale Paper Ttle last publication
saiG sarvice and posting To De al
50 thirty DAYS befure salu first
Med InestIng that al parties lurEr-
"a MAJ then ano There ATTEND and
8ea-u = they see III
FRED a TEL kLOJ'Eh
SAINT Ell P ARCHIBALD,
PATRICK TE3lt1lALLT
unity Commissioners VI Arousrnok
suncy.
est MICHAEL NJ CLARK. Cle-is,
.a13
4 true cnpy Of peti1iun and order
.rean-
TEST; MICHAEL N CLARK Clerk
III : - ~
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The latin department of the High
school has formed Z Latin cluh.
which held ITS tirE meeting Thurs
DAY afternoon. and has elected the
following officers President. Ethel
LIrtlefieid. vice president, Alice Far
mum. secretary, Idura Beatty: treas
urer. Stephen Larrabee. The club
will hold socialE during the winter
and will probably. give play during
the season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Mrs H A Buck went 10 FoxCruft
Thursday 10 JOIN her husband and
make their future nome there. Mir.
Buck is employed by the Maine Cen
Tral EaIlrcnd and his headquarters
are IN FoxcroTt Their MANY friends
regret that they arr TO leave the CITY
and especially their neiEhbors.
among whom they have lived SO
long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

are mt CLOSELY comparable with
Those 1gr 1870. since THE present CEN
sus Was taken III january i.sfnre tine
nr.eeding season mao begun while the
1914 census WIS taken III April OF
about the middle of tine threading sea-
sun and included nTany spring calves.
cnlts. etc. All figures are suDjeEr to
iaTer correction.