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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13
The True Test of Americanism
Tells in N. d. Voters Make Lazv
(By Congressman John M. Baer)

Congressman
rae. sGE'e atG:s sS
t"g s ras s 5
Of the and in turn nae
s's ,sss
the nation whole This de-
that the Of the 4ss nacs esd aad
ss in North the
% 50 % @ S @ o1
Gould have been referred At the
~ s
rights people North Da
1 ssSs M %
son sy' say, Ssy with the of
as
go sd sss ss
ea Our sa BY the @
s but e 5 v Ta
supreme
% :
properly
s@ ss ny
atetmpt possession
5 aggs esa the
declared void contrary the principles Of American
the as % the S. h: @ ss ts s
Sex a %
utter lack of principal When highest
land declared that the federal government
State of North Dakota it's highest
Americanism. a%%@t.-
Loyalty Nation loyalty to constitution After
OF state have been passed approved duly
people and them approved taken
that the peny opposes
their enforcement who
immediately classes himself than
classes himself presupve awbreaker
self respect for our institutions He the will Of the
men Loyalty law Judged
BY this those who the enforcement opposed
American institutions. 5.ts4xSs *%f 2.l$ *#.#
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-03
DEATHS

LEE-Funcral services Tor Samuel VIM.
Lee will be held AT the home Of his sisters
Misses Lon and Julia Lee, Thursday after
noon at ESQ O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Hugh
Cooper Of the Presbyterian church offieiat'
Ing. The services will be private and In
terment will he made In Fairview cemetery
The pallbearers will he o. N. Mnrron, a.
l.. Brooks. y. W. Dobsoh, J. NJ. Doulittle,
W. II. Allen T.. $. Slower Strong Bros are
In charge
MARTINEZ--The funeral of Mrs. Theo.
dosia Martinez was held yesterday from the
family residence Burial was at Alameda
cemetery. Crollott was In charge.
TRUJILLo-Mrs. I~gnReita l.. Trujillo, %
years old, died last night At her residence,
100 North Broadway. from liver trouble.
She is survived by two children, besides her
husband. No funeral arrangements have
been made yet. The body was taken to
Crollott's funeral parlors.
sANDoVAL-Teodosio sAndoval, age ID
years, died this morning At his apartments
In the Highlands. SIR. SAndoval was a
barber proprietor Of the r. sAndoval barber
shop at a05 South Second street. He u
survived by one son and two daughter,
who were with him when the end came,
The body was taken TO Crollott's funeral
p%arlors pending funeral arrangements. Ny.
SHndoynl was a member Of the Knights and
Ladies' of SeeH Wy lodge and a membe Of
the BARRIERS ut,ion,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-03
Meet Tomorrow Night
To Plan Armistice
Day Celebration

Several organizations in the city
will cooperate in celebrating Armls'
tice day. A meeting Of representa-.
tives Of various organizations will be
held at 1880 o'clock tomorrow night
at the chamber of at the
call OF President l.. S. Peters.
Two members from each OF the
following organizations are requested
TO compose an Armistice Day celc-
brationS Kiwanis club, Rotary club.
chamber OF commerce. War Mothers.
American Legion and the Co'opera.
tive Business Mems association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-03

DIR. G. u. Kelsey iIns moved his
Dental Office from W. q. W. building
10 ~ and 23 Whiting building, over
Western UnlOn'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-03
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Paul's
English Lutheran church viii meet
with Mrs. A.. w. Kraemer, 500 w.
silver avenue. Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Missionary Society of the Gem
trail avenue NJ. Il. church will have
their monthly business meeting
Thursday afternoon al 9:30 in the
church parlors.
The first match of the bowling
tournament at the Y. NJ. c. A. be-
tween the four teams recently organ
lied will be played this evening. The
match will he open to the public
which will he furnished with seats.
The match was scheduled for last
week hut was postponed on account
of elections.
sary Of Mr.. n Mrs. A.. Harsch OF
221 South Broadway was celebrated
today. The celebration was quiet be-
cause of the illness OF Mrs. Hnrsch.
The couple have lived In A%lbuquer-
quo for the past az years.
The preliminary meeting of the
public speaking class at the Y. NJ.
c. a. for former soldiers will be
held on ext Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock, II was announced today. Pro-
lessor Thomas Burton Of the high
hNNbhl lhNhAAe VIII NouAlhiA llt NAhNns
The roads from Albuquerque To the
coast by way OF Gallup and Springer
willie are now open. II was announced
this morning by Col ID. X. u. Sellers,
following word receiV ed here from
the Babbitt Brothers from Flagstaff.
Until recently the roads near Flag
staff have heen blocked with snow.
william IOckctt, negro, was sem
fenced to 80 days In jail this morn
ing on the charge OF stealing gasoline
from tho Henry Transfer company. .
Chester Dingcldcln WINS fined SIS
In police court this morning on the
charge of speeding.
X. NJ. Prey has reported ia the po-
lice that he found a Maxwell car nj
Atlantic avenue and Third street. The
car has not been claimed.
W. Is. FARRELL, 82G North Third street
reported to the police last night thai
his caF colllded with another car AT
Fourth street and Roma venue His
car was slightly damaged he reported.
W. VI. s., of the First Baptist
church will hold It's regular business
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:3C
o'clock at the church. Miss BculRh
Clement. travellers aid for the Y. w.
C.. A. will speak at the meeting.
The Good Cheer club viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Otto
Scheor, 400 East Gold avenue.
Coal Supply Co. Phones 4 and S.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-03

Absolutely the Best at ReguIa. Admissi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-03
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
repairing. ouIckeI Auto 90.

w. j. Jolly OF Blucwatcr, y. NJ,
Is a business visitor In the city.
Miss Mae BabcoclS returned last
night to her home at Kelly, y. NJ,
after several days visit in the city
with friends.
Mrs. \. T.. Morrissettc returned to
Ell pa,o today. She came back here
to cast her vote yesterday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-21
ANTI.SUICIDE CLUB
FOR DOWN and CUTTERS
Helping Hands Stretched Out BY -
walton Army Workers to the
Oespairino.

Many anti-suicide clubs in ~
state Of Kentucky are quietly carry.
ing on the work of inducing people ~
to take their own lives.
These clubs are srEong the Salvatioa
Army's many agencies for grappling
with moral and social problems Prac-
tcally every active Salvation Army
corps In the state has one Of thess
cluhs-whether the agency bears The
name of "Anti-Suicide Club" or not.
State Army officials report that local
salvation Army officers frequently are
notified Of cases OF attempted suicide,
or of those suffering from morbid in
pulses. Particulars in these cases come
from police, relatives of the d stresyed
persons, or through other agencies
Salvation Army officers, when tAey
hear Of case Of person being ON thA
verge of taking his own life, lmmed:-
ately call on the person and give what
advice or relief is necessary. BY talk.
Ing things over with the Salvation
Army officer, the person gets a differ
ent view of things and often concludes
that life is worth while.
This Is one Of the many agencies for
good in the work. of the Salvation
Army, whose Ii De Service CampaiSn
y on in Kentucky, May 1910.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-21
GOVERNOR MORROW
GE ,ERAL C..lA. .RAAN
Salvation Amy Home Service Cam,
pai9n in Kentucky win Take
Place May 1920. :

Governors Of all states east Of tho
mississippi river are taking an active
interest IN the Salvation Army Home
Service Campaign, May 1920 ReaL
izing tie splendid work done by the
Salvation Army and appreciatlng ita
earnest desire to fully meet present.
day opportunities, Governor Edwin =.
Morrow, Of Kentucky. has accepted
the general craftsmanship Of the cam.
paign In this state. The state chair.
man Is Judge Henry s. Barker. of
Louisville. Judge Barker 10 very wei.
known to Keniuckiuns. He served a
a member OF the State Court Of Ap-
peals, was president Of the University
OF Kentucky, and Is engaged In the
prnctIce Of law In Louisville. Judge
Barker has always taken a leading
part In welfare work In Kentucky.
Vice chairmen will he appointed for
each of the thirteen districts In the
state.
j. Paul Swain is the state director,
with offices in the Coleman Building
Louisville. He Is assisted by three
division directors IL. NJ Oldheld. foe
the Western Division: Owen II. Mann.
for the Central Division, and c. c.
Camden, for the Eastern Division.
Charles W. Morris Louisville, is chair.
man OF the Speakers Bureau, and
George T.. Stephens 10 state publicity
director,
In accepting the general chairman
ship of the campaign Governor Morrow
said:
"The splendid work OF the Salvation
Army appeals to the heart OF all who
are familiar with the work accomplish.
ed by Its unselfish, devoted officers
and members. Wherever the Salvation
Army carries on there you will fnd
a need supplied; a foot.sore unfortu.
nate comforted, hungry one fed an
aching heart given surcease of sorrow.
II appeal to the great heart OF Ken
tucky to respond generously to the call
OF the salvation Army In its Home
Service Campaign Let us not be out.
done by other states In rallylng to the
support of an Institution which has
done and stands waiting to do Its full
share. hrmful and running over, for
be homeless and the afflicted"
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-21
I!S1AN2HcNEySN2yEN2Wy y2yCN2yEy2yEyyHEY9DN
l3GA2AG kHIk.:XHX2ItH1kHIH11HiAIE1
The Most WelcomeTre
That Ever Came to Market
Men Who Appreciate Speculative Values Prefer The Byun.ck
reciate Superlatiue Values Prefer The Brunswick

In every great tire factory, the
chief question is: How much can
we give for the money!" And the
product depends on the policy
adopted.
Every man who has become ac-
quainted with Brunswick Tires
knows that Brunswick standards
arc again evident. This famous con-
Germ noted as a leader in every
line it entered since l845-ha once
more proved that its policy is right.
A perfect tire is simply matter
OF knowledge and standards and
skill. No secrets nor patents pre-
vent making an ideal tire.
But standards come first. For in
tire making there is vast room for
skimping, for subtle economies. for
hidden shortcomings. Makers with
out the highest standards don't
build high-grade tires.
The Brunswick organization of
tire makers includes a brilliant staff
Of technical experts. Not a man
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-21
F. X. LANE HEADS
NATIONWIDE DRIVE
Former Secretary OF the Interior -
Conduct Salvation Army Homo
Service Campaign.

One of the best known men In the
country, Franklin H. Lane, former
Secretary OF the Interior in Presi lent
Wilson's cabinet. Is to be the national
chairman of the great Salvation Army
Home Service drive, May 1920.
Although under contract to assume
charge of some great oil well proper.
ties for rich westerners April l, OK.
Secretary Lane declared that this work
could wait until he had discharged HE
duties as head of great campaign
to raise money to help the poor and
the unfortunate.
shirt sleeve" man himself, Sec
-etary Lane knows what the pinch Of
poverty is. Born and reared u poor
boy, he had many a hard knock befOr.
winning success
In assuming charge OF the campaign
Secretary Lane said: Il know Of no
greater bulwark that cO.id be raised
against the rising tide of human unrest
than to strengthen the hands OF this
band Of self-sacrliicing Christian toll.
ers who have the confidence OF all
nen regardless of race, creed, color
or position In life"
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-21
Chautauqua Week Here, June q to June 80
KENTUCKY GIRL At
BOOTH HOSPITAL
Declares Her Life Was Saved a saL
walton Army Memorial Hospital
In Covinoton.

Not long ago q Louisville young
woman was given up for dead by prom.
inent physicians. They pronounced IL
cancer. Through the Salvation Army
his young woman was taken to the
Booth Memorial Hospital at Coving.
ton, conducted by the Salvation Army.
For more than two hours leading sur.
geons OF Covington aud Cincinnati Op-
Grated on this young woman while her
faithful friend Of the Salvation Arm,
corps stood by to win her back to
consciousness.
Today this young woman ID alive
and well aud holds fine position In q
Cincinnati Office. Size declares that
she owes her life to Booth Memorial
Hospital, the surgeons aud the faith.
ful workers.
One object for which the Salvation
Army's Home Service Appeal In Ken.
lucky, May 10 To ~, Is TO be conduct.
ed Is To raise money for an extension
to this hospital 50 badly needed. Ken
tu"kians In every part Of the state ars
Justified IN giving To this fund beca use
all kentuckians are welcomed to
Booth Memorial Hospital whether
they nave money Or not. No person
Is turned away on account Of lack Of
funds.
Booth Memorial Hospital holds the
record OF caring for more charity pa.
tents than any other hospital 10 the
United States. A training school 10 Q
part OF the hospital work, and during
the lniiuenzn epidemic many Salvation
Army nurses were sent out into var.
Gus sections Of Kentucky and render.
ed valuable service.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-21

among them has spent less than
20 years in handling rubber.
Each is a master of his craft.
And the new ideas they bring to
the attention Of Brunswick direc-
tors receive sincere consideration.
Every proved betterment is
adopted unanimously.
The Brunswick Tire is a combi-
nation of acknowledged features
plus Brunswick standards of manu-
facture.
The result is a super-tire, the like
of which you have never known be-
fore. The kind of a tire you will
gladly join in welcoming.
Yet Brunswicks cost no more
than like-type tires.
Try ONE Brunswick. We prom.
ise surprise. And we feel certain
that you will want ALL Bruns-
wicks.
Then good tires win have a new
meaning to you.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-21
FOR SALE
Saturday May %, 1920.

Saturday May %, 1920.
House hold and kitchen furniture.
consisting Of bed steads, mattresses,
springs. tables, chairs, book case,
safe, couch wardrobe cupboard. nice
new loom warping bars spinning
wheel reel, spool frame. one washing
machine and other things too nu.
mcrous to mention.
One block west Of court house on
Carlisle st. ~ 2
7. ]. MCCONNELL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
CINEMA MURDER
AT OPERA HOUSE

Few mere ara w1c have not head
NJ tn cinema M1-aer." Wr-ec
t- L. Philips clpPe1het- anG put-
izstea IL the Cesncpcia aa Magazine
and Their II book form = has hae
-t1asEanGs q -Hace-s Z Las nov
beer sc-asrec - Paramount Ar
Graf Under TIE direction II George =
Baker and = LIS Become cne Of The
beg TIN sensations Of the century
L VIII pe seer a. the Augusta Opera
house II cGl-sclcr Win the last
play by the LU---:.aEsr Stock Co. 20
aaU and the rest Of the week
Marion Davies the beagIr-f4... :.
screen star RETURNS 70 her &rsf love
Lhs sage. = The Cinema Murder
She l. cas- az Z Young actress VIM
becomes 1rselre6 II Z murder uys-
terry One O. ne feature scenes In
G.Te picture pcr-2ys the stage and
-f1sa1-s 1ar1ag the performance Of
TIE play II waIc3. TIE heroine Is sup-
posed 20 score d tremendous III Nc
pains have beer spared ID make these
aulsooss realistic and Miss Davies Is
OF course. thoroughly a. home before
ne EoorilgE-s-Aev,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
LAST PLAY BY
co.

Beginning Lnls afternoon. the last
play 70 De gwen cy the -u-rr.nEar
Stock Co. /. Augusta VII De pre-
sellec- For the wlc-Er Of the
very successful engagement. . the
civ TOO Mary Sm-rhs" has been
selected Many ANGUISH people VII
remember tbs Under the title Of
TIE Prince OF LIa-s- IL which il
cas been known
This u the End week ts,e Lurr-i.-
ger Players have been here. q truly
remarkable record for d stock coE-
pGny II z c-.y CT Zoe people Nj
LU--riaEer sad yesterCay thai the
stay Of the players ta1s time exceeds
By SIX weeks the PREVIOUS enEage-
neor Of TIE cumpany Il the Capital
and IS a record rDr the SEa1e.
TOO Many Smiths VII give al
-ne members excellent opportunities
ID have Z lot Of fur The last three
days a. the Opera hoEse fer al the
company g Leaving a- sure 70 be
fun Of fun. both On me par. Of the
audience an6 or Ine par- 81 the
F.aysrx- L Is pretty safe ID say
-here VII be lrta-polta-Iocs -ta- VIII
be be--sr Ls-an rhH -eRi piece A
feature q the afternoon performance
Saturday Ill pc Z reception u Ken
neth Fleming. one u me most popr-
~ ueU oers u the company Ar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

F'.---- .11as. efla--l'---.-E Rl 4eT,-r1s4 s4e
f.r'e.i=f-.- Ftae ,E1ricr fr,sl,, tz.-sr,-ce
-a-il-- Chairman Wll rare srrt
DRINKS. The Scphor1c-e 5.uc.r. 81
Tas-=r Poor chairman. ". aavp NV
e.-4es TaE FrestsZr2r Duoc.. F'---..z
f'-7'rE-1s-.ar. Jr.. 1ta1-r4..l VII So
can1T
C11Zzie U ~ = - Azgus-a II
s-l-1-4on. Eva-y vear Lla student u.
Cory hca6 their annual fair which =
saE1 Of a -eEnrnn As IL the oic
G-acs within q reasonable s,sca nee
rom The Capita Cs-v Eart3sr aoc
Eo-er 0tc friends and hRve a camera
Soer the.
IT, -1-sT evenings entertain = 7
81 consist CT i minstrel show. T-ns
proE11sas 70 PC ne bes-- y-zE. The
anas Polly" pr-cr- Eer-v FRnEs
DICK" 5enn- Bill" Helwav Ice
FEaagT12m and ~W-a-r" Chs-rg1-sl-r
III MAKE raa Most hardened uessi-
I1isI AZ or-rz3s-- The rckee re pep
peT'T and ruA at 1JE- and best of FL
They ars all new TIE sorEs ara rf,~
la1as- ara E1ost popular the wis
ling Rne- while q chorus eF T-,r
voices VII AID T. the general e-rsr-
1aln-raar-a. The ends a-e beng coached
Rr Charlie" kinsr.lan an1 Cir
Thompson who VII also be inter
4ocutor Joe" Bolger Is coaching rae
chorus
T'-ss afternoon II FRIDAY, the IsZs.
Cnry nasl1srbaI tear1s VII clash wI-f
Dee--.-,- Efgt This date should not
Dro-e un1uckv % The red Rnc white
pu- -2-asr . Ees visitors as the Ccrv
boys and girls IRE playing real has
izsLoaL
The last evening q cr-e6-. ia $
View EGGsehaeper," vii. be presented
the following STUDENTS making Up che
e.4zs-: Howard Beals. Aiss Marion
Dyer. Miss Irene Goodrich EIaon
Cray and Lee Fox.
The YOUNG actors and ac-esEes ere
being coached By Miss E6l1r Elaauu-
am from al reports The snpw VIII De
: dandy.
Then last but NOT Least WI cor7a
Lhe grand Chl1zl- Iizxis bal, f,ns o.
me social EVENTS nf the seassn
Douglas It-pfece orchestra viii fur
uiStf masI1
rs l-lclL DOUBT t.4iE seasons '-lzl-.zI.s
az izzie VIII be q rscerd -Srsalzs-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
THE OLD DEUCE '
TO BE STAGED
FRI EVE CITY HALL

The Modern y ood-aar OF America
: n Organization sornsc fsr the
protection OF life and -ne home bur
Is mem o.rs viii appear a pIr OUT OF
place. II sc ta- as rhA purpose Of
the order s concerned when. they
prasen- the Dlr-c-proveir1cg cnmeG-
The Old DsiaEe" -ancr-nv hight a.
CRY hal While II II not sxyerre6
-s.i4t any Ives VIII De Ios- = 10 .
pretty safe bet that there vii be
many cases u sore SIDES after the
performance The comedy work OF
A M q. scuie Is the constable. :"
Joe" G-sa1er- as PIT Clancy and
Ralph Bran- as Ellis Hatch L. a
sI--eaE and they are ably supported
py Gha remaining members Of The
casr And than there IL the grand
ball following with EGsic ny Doug
has Orchestra cne of the @ness Mus-
icsI Teams Ii the STATE Opened sv
2eveity Harch, wsicn Z Itself Is =
unique -aaru-r ting a-trnerlpr
scrEi5 ae worth several times the
price Of admission % both rive piay
anG grand ha.i-aa cer-s Hal3cweI
and Garclner pia1 % attend n the
Wcocmen wT-k Their usaal thought
frlr1.ssE hnSe arranged for q srecia1
car I'd le,rTe the haIi II -l.3e z. NJ
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

business mere willing rhan sas.s 1ns-
cina1lng Pa-amount-A-tcaft Gzr
IN Crooked Straight the Thomas
H Inee production II winch he VII
Dc seen Tor The Inst times AZ the Cos-
cu1al theatre today, Charlie has one
z the most Strenuous ngHrs n his
lZ-rear
AID M Fay has had same Gxnes
: the past This ona. however. laid
Fl Up for three Gays The acene
likes place On 4 stairway. and ae4er
: d-ama-ic struggle Charlie - mock-
"a down by his opponent He fnzis
-1e full length Of the sra;rs and sew
s-al feet beyond the foot The wind
vas completely knocked out Of Am
nd he had - be p4ck.c Up md
1elped 70 a comfortable chair utter
IL camera GUT grinding That
scsne ended work fcr ssve-a- days
The result N the screen 5use1aed the
r-lce. Nr. Ey thought as II IL q ane
nit Of reaLE
Far those vino Ike their enter
-aEner. served 10 :. 0einc-anaic
s-yIa. -rarE IL aohuE better .aan
a Wc-a7 q Pleasure" q szven-
rec FEATURE ss---rlng Blanche Swee.
winch Is ne other Dig tsalu-e On rne
C1ioc1ai Program Adapted f-an
lanes W1l1ZrG's eanous F-asiosras,a
1nl1 WIS one % the -ecs-a IRIS Of
me far-1AueG Aselg-4z. TneaE-e 4
Londcn, a VI oman Of Pieasu-." has
been gwen a lavish and speC-z -ula-
rroGuGEIQc ~ jesse o. hampton.
Miss Sweet Is "Eveeee-r .aan ever
= ne- role and her acting % about
n pest sne has gwen n a long
I--ae.
When Lris Time % Retire" L. the
1a-e Of AZ entertaining Outing
Chester Picture Ia completes -ne
Colonial b[,.-asT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
WEEKEND BILL
GOOD FOR kIDDIES

The kl6c2as sure Gld acjcy ire
BIZ last Saturday q the Colonial
theatre wae1 they saw Mabel Nor
-4ad i l1nz" Fer Friday aaL
Saturday If THIS week Manager Ap-
pleaE rs secured Two more s-sa.
features ina VII have thet- appea,
"a -La gown UPS IS vet IS 10 tae
Te-4rgar ones Mabel No-maad VII
aga1n d. seer Lnis tine Il Pinto
wAsca ! : riot IF t1n The o-re,
zig fsasu-e VIII De contributed ny
Dustin F-z--r-D III a Mans Fight
Taere I'D ae oEae- EoUc things o.
SIS. ,.r,,c~l-- w fourteen -eeIs. Ths
new s.'@e.l--. -,Elre 13r children - the
Sl--,-~c11- -4l.--.nae : sure % max
seas scar 4 me actsrnocr.-Acv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

Mrs. Edith Hilton Chapman wife
Of Lyndon z. Chapman. committed
sracide "wednesday morning by shoot
ING herself through rne head. Y Is
Thought ri.a4 uenra, disturbance vas
the cause IF the acr
Al about 1s.A A. NJ. Nj '~hapnnaa
visited hss acuae On business and a.
rnis time his wife appeared al riSn-
Ii about the same tine Mrs. Caags-
man called her sister. Mrs. = =
HunneUeii. On The phons. On A-s re
IRE III q bcus I-3s P IL. Mr.. Chapman
found his wife II III bedroom On me
upper floor, dead. Il l. though s1e
mad gone up stairs, secured a rsuoiT-
ar erum her trunk sat down On bed
and committed the rash act
Dr.. O. {. s. Davies Was SUBMERGED
and The medical examiner was MD
ned.
Mrs Chapman wzs q years q age
sne il survived by her husband. one
dxrxhrsr MSS Marion Chapman; ner
esrbs- 2. II. Hissrn; aAsisHsr. Mrs: Q.
4 Hruuewen and several Esices and
nephfws.
MIS-. cha 5mal Was EeEber OK the
Wefhocssr cnErrh- the Royal Neigh
hers Caughners of Veterans and
LADIES Relief Corps
Funeral arrangements VIII be an
nesuccd later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

E.ldsaly A11llia-Z Ne. I. ParI'i4-cts
1f5.l7art IT I0orrlanG We're guests 81
Fs.u7 Poe~ Auxiliary. Nc. al 7 @ o
r hal. Te@scay evening. The P-esi-
cis=7l-. Lazy Phelps and president
L.l1E SklIIns and aides Of Rdgelv
A-xll.ary n ls1t-ea n soDr recruits
for f5-ar ! Poor Auxiliary. supper was
servaE = The oaaGue. hail a -1si-
cal prog-an was enjcwed- Portland
bringing Al eignr-piecs orchestra
DANCING was also erjgwed. Speeches
z.ere Z order. Fifty guests left or
tne = g5 -ra1r ane were given -uyal
seua-ofs viii Three cheers for
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

-le "slh ANNA Ch-zz,e Vile
Far promises 10 oe ne rlers7 SUCCESS :
fR = Ihe history Of Cory High
school The affair WINCH x wholly
Under sraGsrf management Is fast
rounding into form unds- the wanc.. :
fl eyes OF The executive committee
TITS corun11I.e WI an cre III rlE
biggest factors n tbe faI-'s SUCCESS
as -ne ooS and girls havc beer work
in- early and laLe and ilave been put
...1g firth their best efo--s
aazsr Hi - presl deE-, heIG The
sa-a POSITION last year and hs sz-
pe-lerce has proved lnva-na5ie.
Howard 1rg-aha2. VICE president.
has proved Z valuable ASSISTANT IL
Mr. Hi and should be az great as
siscance next season.
. Addison Stiles c-sasErsr- 8 also