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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
tive Britton. of Illinois. and Mooro's

tive Brittcn. OF Illinois. and Mooro's
After removing tho prisoner from
lne 1aikt sShcrin Clements, accompa-
nied by Two deputies. left Alexandria
IN an automobile. Officers ut the jail
refused to disclose their dcstinat ion.
out II was reported that they were
IN route 70 Richmond to place Turner
IN IN tho safe keeping of Federal Of
Nncers, In as much us the killing OF
Moore Moore occurred on government owned
property, just across the Potomac
htter from Washington"
report from Washington says
mat the killing was on government
property, according to adviccs re-
ceivcd by Commonwealth's Attorney
FRANK Ball. OF Arlington County. An
engineer Will measure off the dis
lance from the scene OF the crime to
inc end Of the bridge. The govern
lnent owns 1000 feet OF the highway
at each end of the bride.
II inc event the killing took place
within 90 feet of tho bridge. the
case VIII go out of the hands Of the
state authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
PRESIDENT URGES
- CONGRESS ACCEPT
&: MANDATE QEEER
Continued From First pagc1

Sonliuucu rom flrst fAgc.)
wish OF The people or the United
states that this should be done.
81 Know from unmistakablc evil
dence given by responsible reprcScn-
tatives OF man. peoples struggling
towards Independents and pcncefui
-tfe, again that the government OF the
United states is looked to with eX-
traordinary trust and confidence, and
believe that IL would do nothing less
than arrest the hopeful processes OF
civilization II we were to refuse the
request 10 become the helpful! friends
ana ADVISERS OF such OF these people
as we may be authoritativcly and
formally requested TO guide and as
: sist.
Realizes Critical Choice.
-. II am conscious that am urging
! Upon the Congress 4 very critical
/. CHOICE, but ] make The rugscstion in
the confidence that ] am speaking In
the spirit and in accordance with the
wishes OF the greatest OF the Chris
t!an peoples.
earnest hope:nlness and with the
1eeiing that am giving advice from
which the Congress Will not willing
y turn away, that. urge the ac-
/. cep,ance OF Inc inf iatioT now for
mally and eolens,fly. Extended TO us
by the council al San Reno, into
whose hands has passed the difficult
task OF composing many complexities
and difficulties OF government in the
one-t!ire ottoman empire, and tho
maintenance OF order and toitrablc
conditions OF life in those portions o!
that empire, which II is no longer
possible IN the interest OF civiliZa
ION 20 leave under the government
OF me Turkish authorities them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-25
MOB AGAIN SEEKS
NEGRO MURDERER
CONTINUED From First Page,

(Cohtihucd from Flrst Phge.)
nothing of the removal OF Turner
from Lynchburg.
The following dispatch from Alex
andria was received here:
Threats of lynchIng led Sheriff
Clements. of Arlington County. today
10 remove William II. Turner, negro.
from the county Jail, where he has
been held since early yesterday in
connection with the shooting to death
% L. Morgan Moore. or this city. and
with an attempted attack on Miss
Pearl Clark. secretary to Representa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
WidOUs and the State
Profit From Estates
PrObdted at Capital

Worlds Bureau.
state Cspito; Building
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 8
Two widows OF this city are chief
beneficiaries in estates valued at
more than Sl,000,0OO each. under
the terms of wills admitted to
probate here yesterday. Mrs.
Eli2abeh II. Crockett will receive
the bulk of the estate OF \. y.
Crockett, who died at Nashville.
Tenn, on October 90. 1919. Tho
widow OF David MCkinstry, who
died here on Christmas day, will
receive nearly a million dollars OF
the estate Of her late husband
The Crockett will stipulated that
$4,000 be given to five Of the en-
ployes OF his elevator at Perry In
addition other relatives were given
substantial legacies.
Approximately 20 per cent of
each Of the fortunes will he re-
puired to pay the inheritance
eaXes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
ORGANIZING OWEN CLUBS


Special 10 1Re World
OK kMULGEE, Jan g-Thc first
county owen for president club
formed in the state was organized at
tkmulgCe Tuesday evening. The
organization meeting was called by
John IA Rvbold, one of Senator
owens principal hackers, Plans were
laid to raise $4,000 in this county
toward the 100000 fund that is to
re raised In this state TO promote
the presidential nomination cam
paiRn Of Senator Robert l.. owen.
Officers of the local club are John
Rebold, president, Judge H. r.
Christopher. secretary; James O.
Lyons. assistant secretary, ana 4. j.
Peters, treasurer. j. j. Moroney and
Dan l.. Farrell were appointed a
committee to organize township
clubs throughout this county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10

y. .le hot flashes. saw in the nansrs
+ ;a'0ut vegetable Compound so I tried
h.. h NOW ! feel all right and can work
SettIHer. You have NV nermission to
EonSa SEGUrsh this letter. IIViCToRIA
N ANJrl' j. q Oak Ridge Ave, Summit,
'such ss sc = nave nave warning symptoms
flashes Sosse = sense Of suffocation, hot
Of imnsr5s rG5esauaches, backache, dread
the epr. ,'Dlhg EVIL, timidity, sounds in
sparks H. palpltation of the heart,
constinst;,oor nsti,ore the eyes, Irregularities,
ness inm,ia, iavGn, variable appetite, weak
bottle of az IIIet9de, and dizziness, get a
table Co,IL 81 lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
medjeinYa' inYa'npound Ip. and begin taking the
'0u as 1t did Mrs. KoppI. " w."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
SiCagger Sticks for
Colds at the state
University Ordered

Special to The world
NORMAN, Jan g--Senior co..
eds will carry swaggcr icks
and senior men black canes dur
ing the second semester az the
University OF oklahoma, the class
has decided Each member has
been ordered to appear ON ih'
campus February carrying the
insignia.
Tho class also viii dedicate The
armory hall this week. Dances
were made possible there when
hardwood floor was put In for
basketball court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
Alto BANDIT IS
HELD AS SLAYER
o.tswa Officer Says That
blanche blanchard Killed Chief
Stricker.
TRAGEDY OCTOBER 2
porico officer Killed as He
Tried to Arrest the High
Wayman.

s...,,, 10 The World.
'VlANr. Jan. Earl Blanchard
ycysda. Mo, taxi driver and ms
',,, a. vcro he'd on a charge Of fir't
T..rae murder for the Staying OF
,s,s, Of police william Stricken OF
,an,,nerce. Okla. after their pre-
,,,...,ry hearing here late today.
csief ci.',' s,r.ck,r was killed on oc'oeer ore,
y ,.s,r ba tried 90 sop an auto pan
"...l,, had stolen car at Miami
''' Na.rose Kan, taXica6 drive,
-.,.G"t that he drove Blanchard
.rt hi. w.fa 20 joplin several hours
Z" ~. ',.,'S.r mi driver said he then
.,ag ,be couple TO Nevada. Mo.
'oIH IHH,,r.bsrl was arrested several
weeks ago at the suggestion OF Kan kan
s,S l.i i,st sunday. when he was taken
'n,o u.' custody aElin. Ills wife is held
as an atelmpiIcc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
Half Million Mark Passed

SprrIaI % INC WOrTu.
CLAP MORE, Jan. 9.--For the
first time in history the Farmer
Bank Il Trust Co. OF this city has
passed the half-million dollar mark
on deposits Their statement made
to tho state bank commissioner at
the close of business December 81,
1919, showed n total OF {5Ol. .S93.59.
The Farmers is one OF Claremore's
three banks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
Legion Ia Help Unemployed.

SpecihI 70 Tho World.
OKMULGEE Jan. 9--Mem hers Of
Edwin X. White posi- American
Legion, are planning "A employment
bureau here for the use Of former
service men and others. II is prob
able that other civic bodies will CO.
operate with the legion in the work.
A meeting to perfect plans for the
bureau is 10 he held this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10

yreeIN to The Woru'
vl-SKOGEE, Jan. 0. - George
Ramsey prominent member Of the
,fuskogce bar. was married at Nash
vile. Tenn. TO Mrs. Frances c. Frier-
can of Shc'byville, Tenn, who is'a
rand niece of former President
po,E and a relative OF Assistant At
,orrcy General W. l.. Frierson.
Ramsey. who is a widely known re-
b.bi,catou ia 90 years old.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10

STATE capitol Building
OKLAHOMA ClTG Jan. 9.--There
will be no secret yossiuus Of the local
post Of the American Legion here.
(\u Of IT'S acts and discussions may be
reported 20 the public. the post de-
Cided at meeting last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
Friend Of Poor to Wed.

Special 20 The World
MALESTER, Jan. 9.-Dan CUPID
robbed McA,cster's poor folks of
their "mothcr" Mrs Eva Wells.
when ne shot n shaft joining her
heart TO that Of 4. f. Fisher, rcsi-
den, here. 30 was learned when she
offered her resignation from her
pos. as matron Of the Assocaitcd
Charities home She consented 10
stay until a successor IS picked.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
DEATH ENDS A CHARkyARl
Youth Who Slew HIS Friend Tried
Ia End His Life.
Special to The World

special to The World.
M LESTER, Jan. 9.---T.atest ad-
vices from Ward Springs concerning
the death of Ben Brown, l6 years
old. from a bullet in his brain. fired
accidentally during a charavari, are
that Ross Dillard. Is. the youth who
fired the fatal shot, tried to com
NIT suicide Immediately afterward
hut was prevented by members OF
the party They had gone to the
nome OF Clarence Capeheart Satur-
day night 10 celebrate his wedding
last Saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
Gowan Heads the Board.

NVccIaT 10 THU World
SHAWNEE. Jan. Q. 4 4.
Gowan OF district No. has been
elected as chairman OF the board
of county ty'Commissioncrs here for the
year 1920. 10 was announced at
Tecumseh today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
WOMEN OF
MIDDLE AGE
May Pas, the Critical Period
Safely and Comfortably by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
q, summit n: III have taken
Lydia h. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-

pound during
Change of Life
and | think it is a
good remedy in
such a condition.
| could not digest
my food and had
m u c h pain and
b urnin in my
8 I o m ach after
m eals. / could
t. 81 eep, had
b a ck a C h e, and
worst of all were
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
Groves Tastclcss chm Tonic

restores vitality and energy 10y puri-
fying and cnrichiug the blood. You
can soon feel its StrcuEthCuinr I'm.
vigorating Effect. price buC..#NdN w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
WAYNE

NCE-E-Al Oyster supper AID So
Gal was hesd Al the Methodist vesr--z
Friday erensag. Nov- - TIE resi1-y
was 5r-s-1ay decorated with American
eaxs and each place a. the table Vas
marked by = tiny silk flag which E7as
gsrer the liner 4 pleasant evening
rss ensuvea and s-s-. realized.
Miss Hazel Dodge Of Wintazson
spent a few aaTs list weak EIra Ms
Era HIrchirs-
NJ. and Mrs CIc9nn Norris Of
varne we're ching Saturday On
friends II t1wn-
Ms J. Z Parker anu Soc jain
v-re callers IN leeds. Sunday
TIE Wiling Workers VIII aaeeE VIII
MI and Ms. George Bishop Tuesday
evening a. o'clock All those who
are willing n wurk tur the church ar
asked u De present
The : p r cab EsE nseer viii the
.r-exsuenr. John EaEn<1T.- Wednesday
ereu;ng 10 reorralEze an1 initiate Ntaa1
new members wlEn ID go1l-
Mrs.. Sarah Wsica Of Nay-s came
S,.-vsav 10 soena the winter WIKI Ger
x,ddauSnte-. Mrs Ira EGica-ns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
LIBERTY

Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Gs7cAess Of
Belfast passed A-mEsz-ca Day N
-8v1 win Mrs EercLesTs sister.
Ms Waiter Young
Mrs r o Smith If L1ncoizvslle
PASSED last Eeek n l9En ~ the
home Of M and Mrs. Z L r.En-
ant leaving Te3e GaS1 Of 1he week for
Boston wHera she VII PASS t1s VIII
Sar
Miss Grace HUM : passing several
days u Palermo with Mrs Charles
abbott ThlIe Ms I1e- Hartman Is
visiting in Salem Mass-
Va D Sanford 5 moving 10 me
Woodward place he bought 6ad has
renovated when c0mp lssea Il ~zfI t,c
one Of tina hesz am u9Ea.
MSS Fannie Gilman who las been
: s12es5 al the Holt residence for two
weeks VII leave Monday for Pitts
field where she VIII pass -Aaazs-7x-
lng with bar cogs1c- Dr. VI /. Car
s-2I
Miss katherine Sanford left iaE
weak for Fairfield where she VIII
pass TWO weeks Win trends
-A4ll- SE24A1 ia redo e
VS. a vlslE0r n town Last week II
the home NJ Fred Tose
WES--As- 53azonus Gas moved aEs
portable steam mill II he Mnrrou
lark i-nos- 515 and Is setting ]. IN
szs w-csl De -92GlE II say -a.n5er 4. TIE
1ea- future which A. , Rocker has I
crew cutting i s estimated il VII
lzke YEAR q rnsss me lot
Mrs. Clements q Belfast : -.ss
guest r. her z-sze1- Hrs Glen Ee-s-
man
A-s- Belle A Ezares hax gene 10 the
Tz7'ls~ hospital AZ Be9eax, for s1rr.-
Gal Treatment ls@- daughter. MSS
ts-aAiyS s win her sister Mrs. L-=rz,
Matthew's a. Belfast
~1aA T-zsk has Sold MS farm sad
buildings II Palermo and huurax ira
FRANK Sherman place .. George Fzsst-
Gen
-se-r q Cunning saazn sold this y-eAs;
: valuable fax hound 10 uzntes Jzrsx-
son * TaLdnhora.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
-TarE or MAINE

Tt All z,ea .saxz< Interested ia. SlRasr 81
-ns estates nes-snafrer naned
Ar n PROBATE Guuv- head NJ Augusta
IN ANA fnr the EUunxy cf Ken1ehe<-
an TIE SECOND day Of November In ~
yexr 1f arr LNr1 0ne Thousand En-
sanarsd and rs - -. and ~ saso1 7
1TIA cay Of Ee-Dher The following
matters having been preseE1e6 for 1As-
2<Ea14 tAere1paH hereinafter indicated
z II hereby ORDERED
Tat acr9ce rArreof be gwen 10 al
persons Interested ey causing q cNpE
az this u-ser IN be published tsree
weeks soccesssreay IN the DAILY hs-n-
nrhec Journal 7ewspaper PUBLISHED
n Aagns<A. In sad esansx- raaar IRA
nszr z-Jusar AZ a P-crzt@ Court In y"
h-lG al sazG Augusta 0n tire twenty
serand day aE November, n 2 1872
az fea nscausk II Tee 1prSnDon~ and be
heard rss-resan liz gssv see cause
JOHN HENRY GILMAN aa-r ~
Monmouth 1sceASa1- Wla and pesa-
appointment VI sxeraE-1x without
esne- presented hr- Olive =. Gslrra-.s
exec1r-1x named therein.
CHARLES A. SANDERSoss. IaSe AZ
msnxS1-ztscn and FIR the appointment
Of NaEzsr A. Szadersun Of Monmouth
As administrator Of said estate
noRcAs ANY CHEsLKY ATE g.
administration and for the appoint
EsnE Of EerbeTT p shaw az NJ.
Fs-auZ- as administrator Of sasd es-
f2--r
WILLIAM RICHARDSON. la1e ef
EAaG6es1. First account 2resEnE=ss
.Or allowance ny Dalzel II EenleE.
I GGrl znEET-z-1-
LIZZIE Z LAwTON. ate Of Vas
, SaSbUrc. deceased Final account o8
administration and prSv-azs Gla.n OK
administrator presented t5r allowance
by Fred h pE-3Es-. ax9snEuls--azoz-
PRANK z RIDLEY. late OF Aag7ls-@
t. S-cezSec Petition Tor a.ss-ahas-
ts0n EleG hy Charles r Rs12eys admin
JOIN G yAroN late az WE.
/. i1-up. decreased Petition fer dssr-7-
button lied nE E-1ra A EsaEGr, exert
Fix
JOHN c. YEATcN. lane Of Wiz
1slenE OF Inheritance Tax EaeG by Ruth
a 1sAz0r- sxecEs-x
RDZAL-EA DEFLOCK laze at A.
gz1s-A- -aeesassd- Petition for ASSESS
I1en- ~ Inheritance tzx Sled ar vi
3EaEs a R0u-n- executor
PAULINE N. CE- 72-E IT Al
nz7eTS 81 A1g1s-- Pez2T10n for T.
cease 20 sEzZ real estate OF SAID MINORS
Situated IN AaEiE-3 and NzsSz oGrgs
lied ov Annie n Church. Guardian
Witness. HAROLD Z COOK Judge
CT sad Tou-7- al Augusta r=ss second
cay NJ November IN rAe Year Of cur
Lord one Thousand nine hundred ana
twenty
r " LEIGHTON. Regss7er.
: t-sE ccvE
A1ses5- r " LEIGHTON. Register
IIG<s thurs =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
NEW PORTLAND

The hay s-resses-s arrived t-'0ifs
E-~rrsn 90 A9naaY- Tuesday and
uasnesazy they we're busy IN Esyt
,,-, and went ID sam Williamson :
sax-n THURSDAY Nr- Williamson lad
.h,cu- 90 TINS of Lay pressed.
The -arz.zEers were busy Al the farm
~ K A-vond On THURSDAY
Pnii.p Young az EnoGEn Was sSzT-e'6
nr n ewing silver while working u -ns
xn~nsu NJ North Aasun and sustained
n atrer -asn H-TEm lis ch4n 1Ow.1
Tre,ve STITCHES were taken and later
xy ahSress formed IN the wound This
ruxunaned with bilious attack forced
ny yourx 80 go ID bed 1Cr L l1Ere-
This community vas sAsAcsreu ia
r~zr az the dsata II nr1se MzrgaEe-
srus-- ayec II which occurred On
THURSDAY morning. SU-- Il as-Er q
1~v weeks Illness CT measles and
nruncrsas pneumonia TIE uzoteler
N-<. Ethel Scuf1- wtaa lnsz her hus-
hand during the rage Of influenza rTo
y-rxrs ago tsaEs fail. has tire deepest
wr-mparsv OF her MANY friends Three
cnf,frsn sEevrr= Robert Erwin a-d
uarse. Tae 1znsral was held an
SUNDAY. Sov. IL. II ! eic1eck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18

nensz Attorney General SF--s
azkd him questions relative 10 12ae
effects by his experiments Of gzzn-
shot wounds IN the aesn- Hamilton
dGa-ed he had never gone 50 Ear as
% are frto 4 Eve 5odv 10 observe the
effects.
Have yog examined gIa-snc1
wounds II tae living Eesh asked
Mr. SsErxsA
At TINS point Nh PzzraaEazi 5z-E-
posed SAYING he cid not of1sr NJ
Hamilton rs a gin expert
The csurr Is = doubt If this 1aan
Is asKzfified IN give Al opinion Il re-
gard to the burning of human flesh
fro mgun-shoE wounds. WIS vaa-
Judge Wilson said After slx hours
On the sfxna Mr.. Hamilton WAS lis
nissed-
W r Turner Of Boston another
Handwriting expert FIR the defense,
testified he made 4 number Of inc
pnesog72es II ire handwriting al
5En MI T1-E- was oora AMI
RAISED IN Boston Ills first large ease
was the Tucker murder case In Bos-
Ton Another case with WINCH ~
has been connected are The EnsssIl
waM case an Es1f1n- Freeman divorce
case u Boston i1s Susan Ii Chase
forgery case il Portland and Inc
EastEa1 case n Rutland VI. z dis
pE,tea contract and agreement case
He has been for u wears qualified a.
= handwriting expert and has had
ever ysz-x experience II 1r.1c-D.
photography NJ Turner VS. 10,
g-oss-eRnsCats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
TROY

ZEN TEE--1s services VIZ h. =.
tCsoks schnol-tioas+ next sua6zw -
gs-aoou.
Z 3 Carleton ard family are nov
zas tsizs week INTO re George Woer :
house walica they hare purchased.
M and A-s. Harold Rerao3as ar
''Et-a fr-1rn Acton. Mass. -hursaav b..
automobile IA take possession OF ;Aes-
new home the George Estes MACE.
Walter Small returned sundasr .-,-,
i weeks hunting n Jack-aa and
vacsn9ry
NJ and Mrs. J--e Sullivan az Bangor
are Rzsasng = week with her parents.
A- and Ms L Z Rey-aads.
The Sunshine Socsegv was seskrass,y-
II entertained last week nv Mr. E.sz
Hzwes The nexz meeting wsfz s,e visa,
Mrs FAnass 1aaddacszs we5neaaaw az
rms w@sk
Fired MYTH TAefiser- le-rosas a,s
Merle Webb left Sunday IN sae Mr.
zack en- fur a hunting s-sp n ne rasar-
tx CT Shirley
1ora has been TsoE4EeG Of the 5rsrs,
fEBrl scarlet ever az Neal Low WATT
ney x.zica occurred Nondav morning
N5v- -. a bis borne N Whitman. Ee
Was lie saa ct Nj and Mrs john p
.ghit7ey. formerly of TroS Center Eszs
marriage t0ss place GasT rae a. o.
Ems month Meas w-sltaa f-4enas AMI
rsaSszhur- xt tine Center trsre during
she summer Mac sympathy Es sest
s1r me be-eRge5 family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
COMIEG EVENTS

Wy a-z.s- a-.orsa- tsralEp N Ne.
f-.a -5-s -aFa rsss7vr
~ -f-5-Tsa.rt Cross --1.v-z. annual
-g.t I'm
Ngr 7a-7 s--Ma--s sz-4a- Ag-5cls1--.--a.
,-s.--..-.-S and E7s,Ezgts ,geE-5L.a. T73eAa.
.an--E.-a
xsz- 5e-Knex s-9z,-ry Mslat Producers
A.ssf,r7z--fsy, annual ,ss,s4r-1s "a
V-a--7.--.
sSa~ 7a-Ts;s..---- z.fsr.z-zr,-5zs-7 knights
at ,ssalt5r7 LAG Portland
N7v ca gaI--sifzH- g5ssea-ga--S an
- r7,-----r = r7r--9a-5Ts ssT1fsss,,r-
~ ,~As-74ss Z Bangs 7lsss-r4r- -.--yt,..
Ss---1--+, .---,,-r.,+-- - - T-7,srrs
w d -y,a-,,-s~ Lz5s-gr7-
~,sar -A-S-a, England 4EElz r-sr.az.r-
- ,-s79-77- 1ssv II D3t-.,g,9..-,d a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-18
OAKLAND

Mss Charlotte E8CA-1g'z las e
turned TON Card 1eF. where she A-s
been - vzsar her sister Mrs. Ma-l
Lravlt1- VINO s recovering rom an
operation Tor appendicitis Al me
Ga~5-nez- General hospital
wlnsord Ea-naa-.l- ne Young SUI
Of Nj ana Ms AIv-on Fa--ha-a. x
=. Win pneE--lU'2ss4-
Mrs zasfBekah Dearborn = cs-l-3t-a4-
~ ia 81 r12t l2c1-1= IF iler s.sF=r- Mrs
Charles S-ls-FTa-T. 9ron IN fleets
o. i sl2Dck xhsct s3se sZls1Z1-e7 MJE-
4aE
Mrs SADIE Wheeler Of w2terv-.=
MS guesa -2es.iay of Mrs. Sarge.
Warren
The Fidelity Class ef he Free
Bapt1sz church N5ll rat-ot ms Thurs
czy afternoon AZ ne home OF Mrs.
Sophia Puhl5yzsvar 81 fairfield s5s'ess-
M and M-z- Cox NJ Bangor a-=
guests Of Ms Coz-s son 42G ms 1lfa-
M and Mrs. Roy --r-er-
Mrs Alden Sa4z2ge has re.zsr-c4
TON SO llt-g---2- w-eTe sflt has b-e-
listing he- ngece- Mrs. Eugene Tar
Iscz Nl,o Rzs E3r-2egiy Mss LONE
-r1cE ri Oakland
The N5z+t Owls 14E ulteI ms ere
nang a. re hoE-e q Ms W-esss-=r
Garner
Charles L'e.AeE WIG t2S ban as
ing lis s5sz=g. MIS- A3Gsn SavaEe-
End ms b4>oE.aev- L'elGer- Decker 1or
q Iex days mas returned TO RS home
Z MERCER
If ana AG--s 5g-4las'3 Gaeas01 l5
snug barber lamps Ie14 "Wednesday
1nr Boston Ia v1siE friends a11 rE-a-
r-wes -or 11ae- sailing NsSv- = 6gr
Daytora- Fla. - 1e-,e raev VII PASS
ire EIz-Fr
Mrs. Martha Gleason lis gone u
Eslg-2zss 10 visit 1er sor- Walter
Gleason. I'M = 4a& DAYS
1z1ou Thanksgiving ss=-zsce x3.z
De aeiG Sandal evening Il the Meth
oo1st church Rsv- " p Chapman
Of Ka1ervtlle -vlJ occupy 1ae pu. pi-
and a COLLECTION VII oe taken % buy
groceries ana vegetables fer Needy
families 1or Thanksgiving
Prayer meeting viii 1se held Old
THURSDAY evening AZ the FIRST Eal-
-ss1 cturcfi- conducted by Rev "a r
CE7lpua-. # Wararv11le
The Ladies Social Circle 81 -Ae
First Baptist c.1I1-ch vii hold sale
a. cooked food and candy FRIDAY afr
ernoon- N0v- - Il clock II ne
church vzsTsg
LEelfe- the yGE1E daughter OF M
and Mrs WE N--ners. Is gg1l1e llZ -
hear h0rse 81 tie Belgrade -aa6.
Mrs Clarencp C0uAk has gone -
Eurss Point where she Vii be 4
guest If friends FIR few days
Mss Ere}v- Mcneil VIM ms been
Visiting he- a4-E- Mrs Timothy 0tzs
2sas returned IL beg acme Il EU--
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Mss Charlotte Qs5s AAs rs.ar.-ea
1l'aI1 WISH Nth relatives n Sar-
r1EgHTGck-
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WASHINGTON

WEST-Wes- = ash4ug-aa school
Used NS3V. - Win Mrs CIeo Bari
lez-. IS teacher Children aoI absent
one half day 3or zhe lzr-n we-=- AP-
ale1un Ra5n, Cora 1=-bise-- az3
Everett Dawson = program Eas
gwen On the IasE Gav With me chill
z-an's parents rreser--
Mr. II y s-ha754zn Is .iv1-g T1-a
her 3a4lEs,tar- Mrs Esrcse.l Hilbert
TIE Helping Eaad ciz0 VII meet
or Wednesday with Mrs A n Well
man
Elson N-ejlsI1az has 5eea working
for Il l. Turner for rae past few
days
Archie E52e,5ses- and family aa-e
moved 1zr1 TIER new home w1.ch
laler 0au-s.c q Frank Mash
leo E. Ba--3e1- bought coz and
Z par 81 steers q Archie E51iane--
-acznr5F
sohn D2xson pissed nc weeA-enc.
Al MS hurre.
Samuel Baz1lez- 4 S0r-.err1sle Is
pl0Ug11-ng- for Charles Bowman rt,lG
wnsk
Frank Nash has sod sas cox II L
L Turner
Alton WellE1aa- selling heee his
week
ReT Sterling BE wa preached iaS-
Sunday night al E4S- n Washington
chapel
Cay Jackson ~ Augusta : passing
E4s vaca11or Al his home
F77-znk Jawar- Of Au.-s-a & visiting
q few days u z1x-
Mrs tse.-TG2lCse Bowman was zig
'tor az jefferson T1es1say
Norris C-liTord Of Coeper's Mills
vas 4 rsssT0r IN tow1 MonGaE
A-aymonG Peleon n Maarnes-e-
passed The weekend AZ Mr. and Mrs
II zlE5a-l Euw-nars