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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07

by winning both games OF the holiday
bill from Detroit
shorty Hodge. a recruit pitcher re-
contly obtained from the Nshsville club
of the Southern association. made his
major league debut and held the visitors
20 two hits IN the afternoon game.
Morning game; x. IL y
Detroit ............ 600 Ot0 00i--2 10 ]
Chicago ......... 1O3 100 0ON-e
Batteries. Baumgartner, Ehmke and
Munlpn. Faher and Schalk
Afternoon game. II II T.
Detroit ......... 900 900 go %
Chicago ......,..Oll 900 O2O Is
batteries Ayers and stnnSgo, Mauion.
Hodge and SChalk
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Western Association ENDS.

OKMULGEE, Sept. 6.-Tho West
ern association baseball season ended
today. The first two games OF tho
post season championship series will
be played here Wednesday and
Thursday and the second at Enid
Saturday and Sunday Okmulgee IL
winner of tho first half OF the series,
and Enid victor Of the second half
Should other games be necessary, a
coin will he clipped To determine
whore they shall he played.
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Reeves, Loses K. o. OPP
poftunity by Not
Following Up.
IN LINE FOR TITLE GO
Reeves Contender Now-Kid
Spack Draws With jim
my Ambrose.
Last Nights Bouts

Jack Reeves dccisively beat
George Chip, In II rounds.
Kid Spack and Jimmy Am
brose. draw, eight rounds.
Bfly Hamilton and Kid Beck,
draw six rounds.
Young Dempsey shaded X. O.
McCarty, four rounds
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INDIANS WIN TWO
FROM BROWNIES
White Sox and Yankees
Take Pair From the
Tigers and AS.

CLEvrLANr~ Sopt G--Cievcland ro-
taincd first place today by winning two
games from St Louis St. Louis drove
Morton from the box IN the first inning
Of tho afternoon game, but CLARK hcld
tho browns In check while CLEVELAND
succeeded In tying tho score.
Lunte. who has been playing short Tor
Cleveland since Ray Chapman was killed.
sprung a charley horse today and will he
0us SCI. Sr 'hS Sorm Entns 20, so'eraI daynn II +
St foui- "V'"'"s ''.'''..''' '" 100 900 100
Cleveland ..........Ol0 iOt 40N-7 II o
Batteries: Sothuron, Weilmzn and Sew
ereid Malls and O'Nsill.
Score afternoon game: II ". "
81 Louis ............a00 ool oOi-5 10 a
Hattcriea. Davis and severed. 'y BaSby.
Clark, Morton aud oNcuL
NEW YonK. Sept New York won
both games from Philadelphia today In
tho morning game heefo struck Ruth out
Philadelphia -. 600 900 oOi-i
New york ..........to0 800 OOK-4 I
batteries Keefo and Perkins Thor
Score. afternoon game. n. II r..
Philadclphia .,,.,. 900 900 600 I
NIT RssPiss Harris and nd" Perkins; tg nSa s6swkcy
and Ruel.
WASHINGTON, Sept Washington
won won both ,., games s.' Of tho labor Day double
visitors 60 five scattered hits in the opener
while Jones was hit hard. In the closing
contest Biemiller although unsteady. was
moro effective than Hoyt
Score first game; ". N r.
Roston ......,.... 600 900 900 3
Washington ..,,.. 02t 900 O0x--d . /
batteries Jones and Walters; Zachary
and charity
Second game: n II r.
ROston ........... 100 O1O OOn=4 ]
Washington ....... .O0t Oi0 0lN--G ~ 1
batteries Hoyt and schanE, BIemiller
and Picinich, Charity.
CHICAGO, Sept 6--ChicaEo kent pace
with Cleveland In the pennant race today
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INnmons notnnist ncnd

LAUREL, Miss, Sept 6-D- S.
Al. Tracy agronomist OF the United
states department Of arriculfure
and one Of the most widely known
botanists in the country. is dead AZ
the home OF his daughter hero.
whore he has resided several ye4rs
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summary RunA Henson, McDcFmott
O'Connor ?. nouowitE. Connolly Walker,
BENSON Coonrvy Allen. Connolly. SheEtak
earned runs, Des hoines 2 ST. Joseph o;
bases on balls, of i.uHchsn 3 off Fletch-
or / lett on bases Des Moines Z st
Joseph r. two base hit. Allen Shetak
three base hit. BonowitGi double plays
or Shestak by Fletcher; Coffey by IuE-
hchen; umpires Lauaon and Becker time
80.
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summary TUNA Hamilton. snedscor.
Wagner Lamb. Itousor pitt . uroone,
errors, Sn"doCor Yorkcy. two base hits
Lamb. Berger patrinEer. sacrifice hIta
brrECr. Moore. GrtfNth DurrluEor. stolen
bases. Lindtmut", Hughes baae on balls
OF Mitchell Q uff atonor !. ou Borger \.
struck out, by Mitchell ., BY Htonor by
lictEer 3, runs and hitR, or Mitchell o.
and ! In innings. double play bar
ringer and Graham. Tmpires baly aud
Fitzpatrick Time J 80
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Soviet Reports Fightlngl

LONDON. Sept Ffercaf nght.
ing is In progress around Hruhieslow.
so miles southeast of Inblu. ar.
cording 10 the Russian soviet official
statement of sunday received by
wireless today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
Jnckson Drfcats Mnrphy.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 6.-Nate
Jackson of oklahoma City tonight
was given the decision by board Of
three judges after 10 slashing rounds
with Jimmy Murphy OF 81. Louis.
The men are bantamwciEhts.
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summary Runs Henson. McDermott,
Moeller Coffey p'Hara. Buckalew, neno-
vita. errors Moeller ,Buckalew, Allen 2.
MnineH ?; 81 Joseph baaes on balls, off
Rose :, Buckslew o, struck out, by Rose
q by nuckaleW 1 left on bas0s, Des
Moines g. ~ Joseph q. two base hits
Bonowits. double playa Coffey to Ben
son Co Moeler tD Umpires LauEon and
Becker. Time 1875
grraNyV, a.N,r
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OILERS TAKE 1ST GAME FROM WITCHES; 2ND
MINERS SPLIT
WITH INDIANS
Cut Short Boosters Late
Rally; Omaha Grabs a
Pair; Champs Split.

OKLAHOMA CITY sent rstesr won
tiF own game hy doubling with tho taasn
third in ih' sixth inbIuF giving Joplin
enough runs Co. stall on oklahoma rfy.H
ninth inning finish 30 JppIlnlis passed
SECOND in the second game on Salisbury
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07

ST JOSEPH sept st Joseph end
Des Moincs split a double header hero
today Des Mnines won tho first game 6
90 I, and 81 Joseph tho second, Z to 4
IfIfat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07

OMAHA Sept Omaha won both
games 81 the double header here today
the last Eameh of the season on the home
grounds The first game was won hy
10 To and the second 90 Score
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Omaha
slOu, CITY

SIOUX A.lfN NNN NNN 100 |
Summary Runs, Hanoy. Wicdyl. Gisla-
SON. I.ce g. Mason . LlnElr. PaImero Metz:
errors Counsy brown Harrison. earned
runs omaha q. sioux city / three base
hit Mason, two base hlts Ice 2 Meta
rowoll' sacrifice hits HNuoy. LiuElo, Ma
-un. tIa'nsnn. H'nlcn bases. Wctdell %. Gls-
Inaon. Lee @. nur on ball. VI paImcro
uu narrisuu b. double plays GiHla-ou TO
NgidrU 20. Iclyrlt. uarrirun to Mari,
vOd pitch unrrisou lcr GA bases. Oma-
M 10. Sioux City p Umpires burnside and
Wilson Thine 4 80
SECOND GAME
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Home Made Cakes-Cau Mrs.
Lewis, O-A25, or Kings Market Il.
Fourth, or Empress Delicatassen, w.
Third---AhVL
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GAMES TODAY.
" csteru League,

GANFS TODAY.
Western League,
WICHITA At TULSA
lNo games scheduled
National League.
New York at Boston
Brooklyn az philadelphia.
Chicago at IittsbuTgn
tDnly three games sCNe1ulcd.)
American League.
Detroit at chicago.
Philadelphia at New York
tOnly two games grhcdulDdD
American Association.
Toledo at indianapolis
Louisville at Columbus
tOnly two games HChCiulod0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07

Rural Carriers Ask Increase.
FORT SMITH Ark. Sept. Con
cress was petitioned for an Increase
In salary OF $500 a year In rcsolu-
tion passed today by the Arkansas
rural carriers at their first annual
here
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Oklahoma city ........... Oo2 900 s2N--s
Summary: Runs, Moore Harper Hughes
2. Graham, NaliHbury, errors, Wagner,
Hamilton, ldndlmore, sacrifice hits
Moore, Graham. stolen baHag Moore
HuGhcH' base on balls, of Young struck
out. by Salisbury 2 by Young Uupirea
DAILY and Fitzpatrick Time tk.
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Oilers Overcome 3-Run Lead;
Final Game of Series Today
Morris Tightens After
Error Paves Way
for Runs.
THREE H0MERS MADE
Yaryan Gets 20th-Beck and
McManus Hit for Circuit;
Game Today at ASS.
ny LARRY DALEY

The Tulsa Oncrs gained "a more
secure hold on first place ycstcrdry
by defeating the runner up witches
IN tho morning game, tho third OF
tho series The rDofu was z 10 g.
Rain, descending in uncensing tor
rents for over au hour, made plny
impossible after the sixth inning,
and also caused the poatponomont Of
tho afternoon frollc. But before they
wcro forced to stop, the oilers had
counted the winning run In the sixth
inning. making two out or three for
the HoriCg.
As today Is an Off day In the
westcrn league, the northern clubs
travelling south, yosterday'B post
ponod game will be played today.
starting nj the usual week day time,
AS o'clock.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League.
At TULSA :. WICHITA q. (Seyen in-


At TULSA :, WICHITA @. tseyen in-
nings rnln.l
At Oklahoma city &c. Joplin SO.
At St Joseph IL Des MuincH o..
At Sioux city l-3. omaha l0-6,
National League
Al Boston TO, New York 0-5.
At Cincinnati So, 81. Louis 2-2
At Philadelphia 3-6, Brooklyn IS.
At Pittsburgh --l2. Chicago Sci.
American League.
~ Cleveland l-b, St Louis 2-5.
~ chicago G-t. Detroit 2.H.
Al New York as Philadelphia 10,
Al Washington t-G. Boston o..
American Association.
At Kansas city &c. Mtlwaukeo 2-6.
At Indianapolis li-i Toledo So. tSec-
und game tie, called
~ Louisville SIS, Columbus O-2.
A. ST. Paul g. Minneapolis l.
At Minneapolis 3. 81 Paul O.,
Western Association.
A. Fort Smith h-j Iawhus'1 II.
AZ Enid {, ChiCklsha @. tFivo innings
rRiuD
Al okmulEce- Henryctta, no game on
account ~ rain
Al prunright Springfield, ono gamo
rainD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
Returns From Smdrnt Conrlnye

bliss GLADYS Mccormick, who at
tended the recent Rocky Mountain
student conference at Estes park,
Colp., as one of the three delegates
from the Y. W, c, a. AZ Baker uni.
vefslty' BALDWIN, kans, returned
sunday. she Is tho daughter Of Mrs.
/. J.. Mccormick mn south
Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
Errors Arc Costly.

Errors played decisive part in
yesterdays pastiming, though there
were only two bobbles. one by each
club II was Stutz' error In the
first inning that paved the way for
the Witches three runs In that
frame. mono OF which should have
heon scored. ana Il was Berger 4
tumble In tho HiNth that gave the
oilers their seventh and what
proved 10 be the winning run.
Morris pitched well for Tulsa, al
though he allowed two home runs
that would have been all OF the
Witches scoring had It not been for
the above mentioned error. Billman,
a formor Oilor hurler. starotd well
FOR Wichita, striking out two men In
tho first inning. but he was driven
from the slab In the fourth inning,
with two men on bases and mono
out. after four runs and ns many
hits had bcon made off his delivery.
Maun, who succeeded Billman, was
little better giving up three runs and
five hits. including the winning run.
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DE-, mslps

Nnatied for Fletcher In 9ih,
Dos Molnea .t,ss,....s....2O 200 lel 600
st Joseph ,.,.,.......,.,.. 900 900 l0I--7
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CHICAGO, Sept 6--ChicaEo kent pace
with Cleveland In the pennant race today
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With one out in tho first half OF
the first inning, Stutz erred on Wash
Washburn's grounded. East walked.
Yaryan grounded TO Tierney. Beck
walked. Butler tripled TO center,
Washburn, East and Beck scoring.
The oilers counted their first run
In tho second. Tierney, first up,
singled to center. Cleveland singled
TO right, Tlerney stopping at second.
Connolly sacrificed, Butler to Beck,
Cleveland going TO second and Tier
noy to third. Davis grounded to
Berger, who caught Cleveland at
third. Tierney scoring.
with one out In tho third. East
singled TO right and counted ahead
of Yaryan on tho latter's home run.
McManus homer in the oilers
half gave them another run,
Oilers Tie Score.
Tulsa tied the score In the fourth
Cleveland and Connolly were passed
Davis tripled to left. Cleveland and
Connolly scoring. Brannon and
Morris went out. Wuffli, who had
gone to second base and Tierney to
short In the second, In place OF Stutz,
singled To center, scoring Davis
The oilers went ahead in the next
frame. Tiorney doubled TO left, with
one out and scored on another
timely swat by Cleveland.
BcCkS' Homer Tied IL In the Sixth.
In the last half OF that inning,
Berger fumblcd Brannon's grounder.
Morris sacrificed. Yaryan to Bcck.
Nutfll again came through, sondiHg
sharp single to right, scoring
Brannou u was raining hard and
Umpire Jacobs halted the play i'm
mediatcly following tho conclusion
Of the sixth inning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-07
Six Extra Base Drives.

Az In the first two games tho
slueging of both clubs was yoHter-
days feature, six OF the ~ hits
went for extra bases, including three
home runs. Everett Yaryan. league
leader, got his 29th circuit clout.
Beck. who slammed two homers
Sunday. got one yesterday. Nc
ManuB was the Oilers sluggor, his
solid smash In the third inning clear
Ing the left field wall with space to
spare.
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Ti.n.s anI Wu.ly hlt safely in
zee times up
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Nhobinson out, hit by bAtted BAH
Joplin ...............0 600 600 900 n
Oklahoma Ctty s........... OO9 900 22N-G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-01
ITCHFrELD

PLAIN S-s.5e1 Harrow w10 has been
n St john. y d.. for pc p2s1 Two
weeks. returned ne -2st ~ ne week.
Mrs. ALICE Mazwei. s visiting her sis
Ter. Mrs. Guy Holt. q, Gardiner
Fred Weeks. who purchased he Ar
thur Niles place. s making extensive
repairs
Mrs, A9gusta Sylvester s On he sick
list
Mrs. EJith Allen s 7assing = lev DAYS
with Aer parents, Lir- ana Mrs. Allen
Pinkham.
Howe Tozler and Ra~nond -ozser
were business visitors n Gardner F.
day
Miss Edith Small s caring for Mrs.
Eta stevens, VINO has been very ii.
Mrs Faith Allen went Monday 70 M
Vernon. where she has improvement
Mrs. Adella Stevens IS passing a few
days with ner daughter, Mrs. Roscoe
Easwor1h
Mr.. and Ms X. : Brierv Of Auburn
were visitors N own SUNDAY.
3. p. Small g loading ii ar Of pressed
nay at Bacheider Crossing.
T. NJ. Parker. who has been staying
at the Pari+er homestead. returned to
lewiston SATURDAY,
Alton Parker. VINO ms been al work
at lewiston, returned home SUNDAY.
Mrs Anbrozene Perkins has returned
20 ner home hera. after passing the
winter al the home Of Winfield Rowe.
T. Z. Sylvester q Bath was a week
end guest Al ms nome here.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. =. Packard are visit
ing their daughter Al Bath
Miss Ruth L2phArn Of Augusta was
the guest SUNDAY of her father. L II
Laphan.
Z. r. Small was 4 business visitor Ii
Gardiner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Stevens have been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-01

TENDER end the local office was
closed.
Returns Come In
Then. the following week. returns
began coming IN. Complaint after
complaint from shippers in Unity,
Etna, Nor-ldegwock and many
smaller places was received by Chief
Field. The victims had all been paid
Dy check for their produce: and the
checks had come back 10 them. pro-
tested. from the banks
Balten. meantime, n another state
ana ffr beyond reach OF the local
police. had disappeared. F7e seemed
10 have dropped entirely from sight
50 far as this part or the world was
concerned-aitlo there never was
dar thar he wouldn't Lave been
nabbed almost upon setting foot in
Lewiston. for the police kept an es-
l1esaaIlv sharp lookout for MIN
{ pon learning of Ba1-en's arrest.
ChIef Field immediately comrnuni-
Gated With County Attorney vey~-ill.
Who has been associated with him
n investigating the case. Batten.
although arrested in Lexington. is
charged with nffenses IN George
town. II convicted. he must serZ-a
his sentence for these before being
hr'r'1eF't 70 Lew st0n 70 a7svar for
his brief hut v'did financial career in
his part If Maine.
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ADJUSTMENTS
The Eyes OF Truth Powerful
Screen Drama Featuring Chinese
star LADY Tsen Mel at The Acme
Theatre Today

! fascinating romance f.he Cr1p7.
repieIe with thrilling adventures the
screen has never before visualized. Is
The Eyes IF Truth the stirring Rerz-
wood phptodrana. featuring LADY Tst.u
Me-. The first ana only Chinese star of
ne cinema. when VIII be shown at the
Acme theatre today only You won
pc april fooled by a made M Amer
can actress for Lady Mel IS Z fun blood
"a Chinese actress VINO has at-a!r.ed
brilliant success on the American conce--
anc vaudeville stage. WHERE for vea:s
she delighted audiences with her voice.
aer beauty ana her charms. '.Tze Ewes
OF Truth. which marks Lady Mej's
screen debut. IS neither a war OF a ma
T7ouc picture While most Of It's n
cldents have China as their locale. there
Is distinct American flavor. dealing
with C-cle Sam protecting arm or the
Far East republic 10 prevent lis ex
pioltatlon by foretEn land-E-ahbing
s. indicates Tense ituati rs and hru-
-ng acting class this feature as one If
the best ever sean al the Acme. Billie
West IN lively two-reel o-redy winds
up me banner offering.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-01
WEST GARDINER

MERRTLL'S c Q z Ne R-W lille
Fountaine IS visiting friends in Bath
Mrs. James Gallagher and Mr.. and
Mrs Goodwin Wisernan and children.
who have been guests AT the home OF
Mr- and Mrs. E G. Gilman. returned
to Waterville Tuesday
Zen Einkiey and Chester Perkins If
the Pond road were callers at the
home of $. 0. Graen. Tuesday.
William Booker Of the Brunswick
road was calling on friends IN Town
Monday.
A flock OF wild geese passed over
this section Monday morning There
were As IN number. and they We're
flying north.
Mrs Walter Fuller Of West Gardi-
ner was THURSDAY the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. George Gross.
POND ROAD-Mrs- u. NJ. limerick
and daughter Annie are il Gardiner
with her son. Waiter Miss.
Grover limerick IS working for T. P
Hazzard Co
c. NJ limerick IS working for William
Glidden on the Eodgkius place.
Mrs. ". r. Buker and daughter Ruth
were IN Gardiner Monday.
Mrs. Avery Kent was a Business wish
tor in Gardiner Monday.
The recent rains have made the coun-
try roads almost inpasssble.
school opened in the Buker school
house Monday with Miss Doris Smith Of
Buxton as teacher.
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OAKLAND

Joseph Wood IS confined 20 his home
or Aver street with an attack Of ton
Eilit3s.
Queenie Hail. who has been passing
a short vacation at her home n Scion,
was a guest Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Han on her way 20 Farming
ton. where she IS attending tAe state
Normal school.
Mrsh. Ma-~aret Wilbur of winslo-v
was calling On friends IN town recently
Miss Lez,o-a Brewer. who has been
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles CoTnforth. for the past four
weeks. has returned 10 her home on tbs
T.af-on road.
The Fidelity class Of the Free Baptist
church vii NEE n $ afternoon al the
home Of Mrs Ross Baker on Oak street
The many friends n town IF Herbert
e Bridres VIII be Interested 70 learn
;ha. ne has 5eel promoted TO cashier
al he Blackstone National Bank al
CZar.age. Mass. Mr.. Bridges. VINO -
an Oakland boy. The SCI IF Mr. and
Mr.. Chester Bridges If Oakland
Heights want 20 Txar1Cge n November
ms as teller NJ Inc national bank He
vas soon promoted 20 assistant cashier
Mrs I5ar-- 3ick:ord s visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Porter Priest.
for 4 wcak.
The drtH -eam OF Sergeant vvnza
Worra1's Relief Corps VIII hold I re
hearsaL saturday afternoon n o'clock
n The Post ROOMS
-+av..-- sfs----
1er sitter = y krs.a--a. Pa he past
winter. ard vas also he guest Of he-
son. Charles Ellis II Dexter. for ssv-
-ra! weeks. HIS arrived n town and is
a. the home of Mr.. Ellis sister. Mss
Reb-cca Ellis Of EiEa st-ea-
Arthur Z. B.a.s5eI and Harold Ham
lin have enlisted he =. :. cavalr-,-
ana are Al |anr Ceve1s. but expect 70
he transferred to For D. A Russell
Il Wv0TnIng IN 4 few weeks.
Maurice Foss. principal Of +he
bingham High school, IS passing the
Easter vacation with his family AT
the home OF Mrs. Matte BlaisieiI
on summer straet
Merton Bachelder has purchased
the Charles Frost place on Libby
hill recently occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. George York
William Blake has purchased the
house on Mechanic street owned b.
The late Mrs Ellen WINSTON. and
VIII take possession soon.
The Fidelity class Of he Free
Bapuslc hurch VIII meet Thursday
afternoon al the nome Of Mrs. Ross
Baker on Oak street.
There was good attendance at
the rehearsal Of the Community
Chorus. which was held Tuesday
evening IN Library nail.
The Night Owls viii meet F-iday-
evening at the home Of Mrs. Net-le
Hallett.
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BOWDOIN

WEST-The roads IN this section
ara n such bad condition from deep
drifts and deep water that The road
IS impossible The rural mail car
rier has been unable 20 make his
IMP only i portion II the distance
for six weeks.
Clarissa Allen who has been pass
ing the winter IN Lewiston with her'
sister has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Higgins Of
Webster were the guests Of ". L.
MaloUn. Sunday.
Isaac Hoibrook of Lisbon Falls. was
the guest Of Charles Fl. Allen, Mon
da-
Charles Johnson is going 10 Lisbon
Falls TO work
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Wheeler are
both suffering badly with rheurna-
tisrn. Mr.. Wheeler being almost IN
able 70 walk
Stephen Morse u Brunswick Is
visiting in town.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-01
PALMYRA

Miss Alice Parkrnan Of Bath was Il
town this week for 4 brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs George Lunt Of CORN
ma are moving 70 the FOLEY farm which
they have purchased Of Ernest Park
man.
.. A Stackpule is loading a car Of po-
tatoes At Newport this week.
Mr.. and Mrs A {. ParknEn and Mr.
and Mrs. e A. Parkrnan ana Marion
visited in Newport Sunday.
Harry Timer has employment with a
hay press crew.
Miss Mabel Turner has resumed her
work as school teacher IN Newoerg.