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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
PALERMO

BRANCH MTLLS-M-s. Lydia
kitchin will entertain the e A =
Club Friday
Barbara WorthinE. Edmund DOVE
a,r. Stanley Par-uenter were nome
from Cory High for the week end
Mrs. Harriet Estes anu Mrs. Winl-
fred Dinsnore were n Wa1e-vllle
the 'ast Of the week shopping and
visiting friends.
G. a worvl1ing has torn down his
chimney IN the ell Of his house and
is building a new one. Mr. Wells u
China IS doing the work He IS also
excavatlng under the kitchen anu
intends putting n a furnace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
MRS. a. r. WHl-EHcusE
Chairman Of Home Directorate ~
State c. Of c. ard A. I.

Ms. Robert Treat whitenuuse OF
women IN Maine has been named as
chairman of the Home Directorate
Of the new State Chamber Of Com
neI~ce and Agricultural League and
viii imm ediatsly appoint directors IN
each OF The IS counties Of the STATE.
Mrs Florence A Warner director OF
the home department viii act as
executive secretary Of the home di-
rectora1e- which will include as a1dn-
ated members the various woman S
organizations n the state. Chairnen
of the labor directorate the industrial
directorate the commercial direc-
torats. and agricultural directorate
hare been appointed and the boards
Of directors for each directorate have
been named.
Il is probable that Mrs. White
house VIII name the directors from
each county This week n order thai
the home directorate may participate
IN the big meeting 70 De held az An
grlssa- Mar Il when the program
Tor the Industrial. home and agrl-
cultural development Of Maine will be
adopted.
Mrs. wTlitehouse Is me wife OF
Robe-. Treat Whitehouse- former [.
:. District attorney, and has been
active in al wUmen's organizations
for a number Of years and is an Of
dcer of the Noman's Literary Union
Of Portland. an organization With
over I.1Do members
Mrs Warner has been associated
with the Maine Agricultural and N
iusr-ial League and IS now director
of the home department Of the state
Chamber of Commerce and AgriCul-
rural league.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Governor anu Mrs. Miliiken on
"Wednesday evening had as dinner
guests the members of the State
Eighxay Commission. Col. VIM VI
Aver. Philip !. Desring and Frank
A. Peabody. Chief Engineer Paul Il
Sargent anu the male members Of
the offiee force.
Governor and Mrs. Milliken will
from 10 20 on Friday evening TN
tsrtain the entire state House fam
iiv, the occasion being the drst AZ
Home TO be held IN the new execu-
tive mansion. the famous Elaine
mansion. The following girls. from
the State House will assist IN show
ing the guests through the house.
serve in the dining room. etc:
Grace G. Merrill Alice Weston.
Ethel Knowles Bertha Thayer, Nei-
lie Lord. Bessie Wing. Marion. In
man. Anne Clancy, Gertrude Waich-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Leslie BOy1tor OF the State Prison
Commission was ar the STATE House
on "Wednesday. having business with
the Governor and Council.
Harold z Donneil. supe-i nj enfient
of ths RFforrnarorv for Men. was 4
business caller WearestaT AZ the
Capitol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

frs. Grant n Winthrop 4 few days
asst week.
1i-s. FIR. = Annis listed her
mother. MS. ALICE Seekins IN Hart
ana ne &st OF ne weeJi-
-E-= 4. X -iiden u Eal!0weI i2
--.5-.-.- ner sister. Mrs. f II. Reed
l-4 aihpr' relatives in t0wn FIR :
short line
Mss L-ez Webs. = has been re-
-l~1eE ~ ne Methodist ahurch here
Ina mas N ved into the ra-sona-n-
a friend. is jones s win ler for
Z t=v eekz-
Ms Jose EerriciE has bought If
4r-lu- E'5o-ev the stand 5u;i- by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

c. 4. WoTshiag Is at home f-on
Liberty for a few DAYS
EAST-Mr- and Mrs Guy Leena1
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of A son Saturday.
Ara Hattie -rask is caring FOR
Mrs. Leenan ard infant son.
H. ?. Reed. Jr-. OF Weeks Mills
vas IN his place On business recent
IT,
Misses Alice Moraag and GLADYS
Bailey have gone to Augusta where
they have employment
Mr. and Mrs William Tobey Wis
ted relatives IN China Saturday and
sunday
Melissa Spratt. Marion Moore and
Gladys Tibbetts were home from
Albion for the week END.
3r- and Mrs Roy Trask and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. A 2.
Sherman IN Liberty Sunday
Silsenscot Lake Grange held its
regular day meeting MAJ 1st. y
was voted 10 held next day meeting
June -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

nm -EEI across the Rad from his
nome and viii take possession soon.
tgcv Foss. VINO has been living Z ne
house cae past winter VII nova his
-a---.~ into bungalow which he -
5E--.---g On the Cambridge road
George Eurt has sold his bungalow
an -1r MaE1st-r1n ROAD 10 ErraI
Reel anu we understand that Car
nj -e.r,ur VIII nova ms family into
K soou. vl.le Norman Wills viii &C.
cuuv ne rant made vacant by NJ
Deertng Mr. Eurk has rune 70
Massachusetts, % make his home
Mrs. = johnson OF Turner IS r!s-
st-r- n me Bsrne OF J = Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Edith Wilson. Carolvn Sparks. Jo-
sephiue Whalen. AnoreI Hanks
Marie Marshall. Mary r. Murphy
Margaret Coffin. Alva Toward ana
Leila Z Tearon.
Governor Milliken said yesterdav:
This Will be an Informal affair
Just gathering Of the State House
Family. giving them an opeor-un :
4tT TO look over the new executive
mansion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the Bangor Clearing
Rouse Association.

FeaiIzirE the Importance Of a re
vision Of railroad rates about which
President james Q. Glifnac Of the
State Chamber Of Commerce AMI
Agricultural League has issued n
warning 10 Names business. ay-i-
cultural and industrial interests the
Bangor Clearing House A ASSOCIATION
has adopted the following resoiu-
tens:
Whereas The Bangor Clearing
House Association realizes how inn
portant II is that the revision Of
railroad rates. as VIII be allowed by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
under the terms of the T-anspsrta-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
New Corporations

The following new corporations. or
rauized under the laws of Maine.
have had their articles of incorpera-
ton approved by the office Of the at
torney general.
FTord c Lamb Co, organized
April Is at Portland. Capital stock.
$40. 900: all common. nothing paid in:
par value, $50: shares subscribed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Iorp Sherman

The sudden death Of John Sherman
If Libar--r which occurred in r. Y.
Workings store. April cath. was I
shock 70 he entire community. Eo
entered the store apparently we'll
Much sympathy is expressed for the
bereaved family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

giibit fishing in Crooked river and its
tributaries in the towns OF Harrison
and Otisfield. II will be recalled that
the commissioner recently held
hearing and revoked the regulations
as 10 fishing On this river IN The
towns OF Waterford and Albany.
4 petition has been received by
the department signed by % per cent.
Of the legal voters of the town OF
Andover. asking that Gardiner brook
A TRIBUTARY Of Ellis river. n the town
af Audover. be closed 20 all fishing
FOR a period Of four years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Fores, Commissioner F. Il Colby

Forest Commissioner F. Z Colby
and Commissioner " Z. Parsons
have received i petition from resi-
dents Of New Portland asking that
regulations be promulgated prohIb-
ting the pollution by sawdust and
other waste the waters of Cara
basser- river in the towns of King
fieid and New Portland.
Also a similar petition from the
residents Of Frankfort, Waldo coun-
~. asking the same action with
Marsh stream n the towns Of Jack
sor. Monroe and F'rankfcr-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

The remains Of ]. Z. rodge. who
died last March were taken from the
tomb last week anu wsra placed III
the family lot n Branch Mills GENE
terry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
STATE OF MAINE

-g I7.z-asted n either q
go. s,e-einatts- named:
- 3lir- held AZ Augusta
ne county Of kenneDec, on
: ..- 1av Of april n the year
r.. thousand nine hundred
ma ~ adjournment f-onl
- I'm ne tEelfth Gay OF said
- Glowing matters having
.-,-z5 F-- ne action therelpgn
- ..-a-ed- 4 = hereby Ok
= ..-. -s-aof re given 20 all
.--e,e.l. 0y- causing 4 copy II
FL IT. published three weeks
ne Daily Eenne1 &C
-aweDaper published al Al
p 1n--- taia- hey may ap-
.--1g-a curt % ne f1eid II
- ne tenth day of May,
.sn clock IN the fore
lard thereon Il they sec
Use -APLEy, late of
"a. EEIll and petition
..... g-aof ana TOT the appoint
.-r-ur without oGnu. pre-
Tapiey, executor
z rECTELL- late Of
=4s-1. VIII and pet2taon
-.--aI 4ad for me appoint
ark without bend pre-
2 CToweH. Gxecuf-tx
MONIES. late of ToEls.
. nd 1stl:iun for probate
ne appointment of ex-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
STATE OF MAINE

KENNEBEC. ss SUPERIOR COURT
Augusta. MAY 9Th. 40
Eva Taylor, LIB :. vs. Zen. amin lay
or
Upon the annexed Writ ana -.beI. i
8 ORDERED by ne, he undersigned us
tee Of said Court. mat notice tiereof ne
given % the L4bsaee ny publishing an
aT1s>'rT c9pv oI The same. 1r an 3D.
st-aCt thereof together with his 1rder
thereon, thres weeks successfully ii
ne \ @nneDec Journal. I newspaper
printed = Augusta n said County OF
e4in-nF-c- ne last publication . 0e
thirty DAYS a. least before the mex.
zflsTa. within and for sa.u Count II
Kenne5es- on me irsr Tuesday II sep
-Agnoe- next. that he nav -hea and
there appear n SAID Cour- ana answer
thereto I he sea 1T
Attest FhhD EMERY BEANE.
Justice Superior Court
CoPy OF LIBEL
The LlbeiaaI alleges tla- she was
Married % tAle said tih-!e-a a. Mercer in
he state ~ Maine on the Ipih daT NJ
Jaaua--- -glp: the said Iibelant ana libA-
Sc c0nablte1 n this State after -leIr
said marriage -haE the .ibeiant resided
n This >IaE. when r7e cause Of tiiyary .
1sa resided here n good faith one veaT
-pT1or % the date heraaf: that the ibe-
iant mas ever been faithful u her mar
rage obligations. But that the said lite
&c mas 5+-an InninG[Il Of the same;
that On The third day Of July ~ he
utterly deserted the libeialt without
reasonable cause anu has continued said
desertiGu for -lr@e consecutive vezrs
next prior % the Hing Of this libel hat
being Of sufficient abilitF- he 7aS grossly.
Ta0roulT and C-TIeii~ neglected and re-
fused 20 provide suitable maintenance
for our iiheIaut.
Wherefore. she pravs that A divorce
rom Inc bonds of nat-tnonv oe.we ST
herself and said .iheIee nav re iecre=d.
And The tibe,ant further alleges tina.
she has USED res sonahie diligence 70 As
certain the present residence Of said
Ibelse. but IS unable to DO So anu does
not know where Il Is
EVA TAYLOR L5belanr.
Kernebec. S. april eth. Iaza.-The
said LIhelant made oath that the abpva
allegation as 70 the residence Of he
Libelee s t-1e.
Before ne.
J a LET0T R%EAC.
Justice of the Peace
A TUE copy Of the opcer OF notice and
Attest c. " JONES. Clerk.
'-la IS. HURST
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

.oner Parsons has ordered
lE -or p III. on Thursday.
u rs Office at the State House
r nc rFspeaIing of 50 much
lies and regulations is pro-
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HARlfOET

\. Z Eer~io.i vts.ted ms sister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

PROBATE NOTICE Notice S here
by given that VI the txenty-irst dar Of
Apr9i. fses Thomas J. Field Of Wexl-
brook IN the County OF Cum oer'and.
was by the Probate Court for he -uIn-
- Of kerne5ec. duly appointed exec .It0r
II the Will IF Emily & Joy. la.e 9f
Clinton IN said County. deceased. ana
hat IN the same date said Thomas J.
Field qualified for anu accepted Said
rust -
Arrest z. II LEIGHTON
Register Of Probate
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STATE HOUSE
~-~:-4eo s-orn Page .

";--s LEG rom Page ~
-Ita % Monmouth. where
lie beaver AMI brought
CIV Il VIII be Grated
o.. Wednesday, 20 the
1ur-S . special crate fer
account Of their ability
.-.e-- way 10 liberty through
-1t well protected by
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air. thurs.

PROBATE NOTICE Notice IS 1ere-
bv gwen that On the twentieth Iar Of
April lseo. Mary L Hill OF Gardiner il
me COUNT. # Kennebsc. was 6v he t'ro
bate Court for the County II keuneJec-
cIllr appointed Adm.Alst-at--x Of the
estate Of Percy G. Eill. ate Of Ga-di-
ner IN said COUNTY. deceased. ana thai
on the same date salG Mary l. E1Il
qualified for and accepted said TTlsJ-
Attest: r II LEIGHTON.
RRETsfer Of P-aaare
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-geasea Of Ashland. chief

-Ge1sea Of Ashland. CHIEF
-r ne Central Aroostook
saa7r,s the payment Of
and S5-G7 costs by Isaac
ri Wade Plantation fnr
= ms possession enc deer
,@eraof On March 81, Is-o.
red before Trial Justice An
Eek Of v4xhburn on April
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is hers
by gwen that IN ne gvent--sevenrh
dsy 3f April. Ie23 Ellsworth E. pea
eock Of Readdeld n The County Of Ken
aebec. was by he Probate Cour- FCr he
County u Kennebec. duly appointed
executor at the will of Thaddetis Voru
alias Tztoi. Late Of RaadfieId IN ssiu
County. deceased. and that on the same
dafe SAID Ellsworth z Peacock crTlgIi.
ned Tor and accepted salu rust
Attest. z. W-LETtIE-ON.
Register Of Probate
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-20
District

| hereby myself rs a candi-
date for the nomination for the office
Of District Attorney for the Third
Judicial District subject to the action
of the Republican District Convention.
In making this announcement | wish
to state for the information 4 those
who do not know me that | am q native
born New Mexican having lived In
Torrance County most Of the time since
1903. | have been engaged in the actual
practice of law for five years and for
the last two years have served the
state as Assistant Attorney General.
| speak, read and write Spanish.
N. d. Meyer.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-20
Humanity in Business

Mr.. Arthur Hunt Chute, the
Canadian orator and publicist, in
a felicitious epigram has describ-
cd the evolution of industry as
consisting of three parts: First,
t.aininp Of the hand; second, the
training Of the head and third, -
the logical step which now needs
to be taken, the training of the
heart,
That is more than an epigram.
1t is a fact Of the highest practi-
cality and pertinence, recognition
of which and suitable action upon
which would go very far indeed
toward solving our industrial
social problems. Senator Har-
ding sounded the same fine note
iu his speech of acceptance when,
discussing industrial problems,
he said that The human element
comes first and urged a better
mutual understanding of each
others hearts between employers
ard employees; and so did Gov.
crnor Coolidge in his reminder
that "Our country has a heart as
well rs q head"
The training Of hearts which
Mr.. Chute presclibes needs. as
Senator Harding suggested, TO be
effected equally ON both sides; bs
employers and by employees. II
the former have been too much
inclined to regard the disciplined.
mechanical efficiency of ,helattcl
rather than their qualities as
human individuals there has ON
the pant of the latter been @ cor.
Responding inclination TO look
upon corporations as soullcss and
upon Jheir constituent members
as heartiess. There may be uo
power available that can the
eiitio Qie' us 10 see ourseps as
ithera eeus. but If one tithe
of the attention were given TO The
training of hearts that has been
so effectively given to the train
iur of hearts chat has been SO
.tiyclS given TO the training
oI hands aud heads, we should
c1le much closer than we com
u are To that supreme de-
si. .n Harvey s Weekly.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-20
Attention Legion

For reason that Comrade FIN.
Johnson of the Episcopal Church
cannot be present Sunday Even
ing Aug. %, 1920 the meeting of
the Legion men and others has
been set back one week and will
be held Sunday evening Aug. 20,
1920 at the same hour and place.
This meeting is for the pur-
purpose of giving out testi.
monials.
i. M. BRICKLEY,
Post Commander,
Benz |. Berry Post No. II
American Legion,
Carrizozo, n. M.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-20
Oil Controversy Clearing

The controversy supplying fuel
oil for government requirements
on the Pacific seems to be vir-
tually settled by the government
making a contract with the
Standard Oil at $500 per barrel
for three months.
Previous to this the Navy de-
partment has been setting a fixed
price considerably below the
market price and seizlng the oil
on that basis. These tactics are
demoralizing the oil industry and
been kept up for over a year past.
Acceptance of bids of oil com
panies on a business basis instead
of continuing the Seizure pro-
cess" has greatly relieved the
situation as it will probably re-
suit in a general arrangement
whereby oil will be purchased on
a business basis in the future,
the same as on Atlantic Coast.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-20

! wish to announce myself asst candi-
date for the nomination OF County
Sheriff Of Lincoln County subject 10 the
decision of the coming Democratic
County Convention and solicit the sup
port Of the delegates affiliated with
that political body.
Ed W. Harris.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-20
NOTICE OF SUIT


Lucinda G. May. late wife
and widow of Miles b. May.
deceased. Mary Hale, widow
OF Andrew Hale, deceased,
Lille Hale, widow of Willie
II a g deceased, Matte }
Littleton, wife of John
Littleton. Fred Hale, late J
husband and sole heir of No. 1868
Bertha May Hale. deceased, J
Sadie Zumwalt, wife of J..
w Zumwalt, Pearl Smell. )
wife of Walter Smell, Albert
May, Plaintiffs.
vs..
Agnes May Smell, wife Of
Tom Smell and Arthur May,
Defendants.
In the District Court Of Lincoln
County, New Mexico.
To the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiffs have begun a
civil action against you, aud each OF
you, In the district court Of the Third
judicial district Of New Mexico, within,
and for Lincoln county, New Mexico,
alleging:
/. That said plaintiffs and said de.
u nudnlS are the sole ana MY hcliR OF
Miles Is. May, deceased who departed
this life at Carrizozo, New Mexico, on
January 10, 1919. leaving AN estate in
Lincoln county, New Mexico, valued at
about Sll 667. 20, and that said plain.
tifls are anxious that a partition OF
said estate bc had nj this time.
2 That you, the said Agnes MAY
Smell and Arthur May. are NONRESIDENT
of New Mexico.
And you and each Of yon are hereby
further notified that unless you enter
your appearance and plead in said cause
ON or hefore Sept. IS. 1920. judgment
us prayed in said complaint viii be
taken against you.
The plaintiffs attorney is II. Is
Hamilton, and his post Office and busi.
ness address Is Carrizozo, y. NJ.
Witness my hand and seal of sale
district court this nth day OF
lSeaD OF August, 1920, at Carfito2o,
New Mexico.
@. c. Clements,
Clerk.
By l.. l.. Miller,
Deputy.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-20

| hereby announc myself as a candi-
date for the office Of County Clerk of
Lincoln County, subject to the decision
of the coming Republican County Con-
vention.
win T. Coo.
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