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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-18
NONRESIDENT PUBLICATION
No. 1905
Hattie Morgan ct al
Thomas Griffin ct al

Thomas Griffin ct al
In the Chancery Court at Maryville,
In this cause it appearing from the
bill which is sworn to that Perry
Griffin, Geo. H. Griffin, N. R. Griffin,
Earl Cunningham, Ed Griffin, Fred
Griffin, Clarence Griffin, Harvey
Griffin, Letitia Keel, and husband
William Keel, Hettie Horton, and
husband John Horton, Susan Ball and
husband Jerry Ball, Addie Griffin,
John Griffin, Thomas Dupes, Mary
Davis, and husband Robert Davis,
and all the other heirs-at-law of
Blufford Griffin, deceased, Geo. Grit
fin, deceased Eliza Dupes, deceased,
Eliza Dawson, deceased, and John
Dupes, deceased, if any such there be,
whose names and residences are lun-
known and cannot be ascertained up
on diligent inquiry defendants in this
cause are non-residents of the State
or that their residence is unknown
and cannot be ascertained upon dill
gent inquiry, they are therefore
hereby required to appear on or be-
fore the first Monday in March next
before the Clerk and Master of said
Court, at his office in Maryville, and
make defense to the bill filed against
them in said Court by Hattie Morgan
ct al, or otherwise the bill will be
taken for confessed. 1t is further
ordered that this notice be published
for four consecutive weeks in The
Maryville Times.
This End day of February, 1920.
Joe H. Gamble,
Clerk & Master.
A. C. Grimm
Steinmetz & Mitchell
Il 81 OF
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-18
SAND, BRICK AND LIME

If you expect to use any Brick this
season, you had better get them
while you can; we can supply you If
you will speak for them now; remem-
Der Maryville has no Brick plant, we
must depend on the. outside for our
brick, and they will be hard to get
when Spring building begins
MARYVILLE LUMBER & MANIC.
COMPANY. f4-11-18
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-18
FRIENDSVILLE

Every one was surprised to see the
snow storm Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Allen Snelson and Mrs. Mira
Hollifeld visited relatives in Knox
vile a few days last week.
Miss Thelma Chapman took supper
with Miss Lucille Mcconnell Friday.
Miss Dola Mcconnell Of Etowah is
visiting home folks.
Quite a crowd attended tho Rgri-
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-18

FOR RENT-One good farm, good
house and barn, mile below Brick
Mill. Renter to furnish stock. See
or phone Mrs. Geo. Montgomery,
Broadway, Maryville. New phone
212.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

CHOCOLATES
Special for Easter only
so CENTS POUND
2 Pounds for 90 Cents.
See our fancy boxes and baskets
filled with Dodgaon Specials,
300 CHERRY ST.
open sunday.
GOLD LEAF HOUSE NUMBERS.
set, 800. Key tags. your name
and address. Csc. name plates, 25c.
auto monoRrams, Zoe O'Brien,
fi5l Washington blvd, Chicago. III.
SPECIAL ON RANGES
Some combinations for coal and gas.
Terms arranged. Waldron Coz
Furniture Dept. Cobb Bldg, 1909
Fourth.
IfIll E.EI ANlHln LII L. or LH1ANIII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Mfs - Krmror. ps, iIBily o, Mrs.
! Naian. lft Wrst sisi sf u n
IIraiay. ttt Hufwsii ct, iif"meftan.
Mrs. y inmsh. 81 =. hhth 81
Marion fIrnnast. ltQs y asnd -
May Helen J.usrn, 81 ssth ave.
Nay ksrf-. eit natfsrY Il i.srnlH
baker. cry Hospital. ward -. q T.
Waterbury. tsss Wcpdia~n yiaes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
FO1o,cing is complete list of the lucky contestants:

Harry Tnmiinson. $3.50 is1 ave.
W Nfs "a Moore. Irrinofion.
wash Marjorie May. ftf9 iath X
" Rose Prescott. 1tek Second ave
J. " Costello, Everett Tribune
Margaret rrhwritEef. 1913 1tth ave.
o. Mrs T.. rrmpist0n. 40 Heoond
ave. " Mas AisofA Pqtts. ists ".
e1fd ct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

USED CAR DEPTR
SHIELDS -LfVENGGOp co.
/ AUSTIN MpSELEi co.
1909 nth Ave. Cor. y. Pike ST
East 100.
The cars listed below have all
been taken In on ncr i.lh-
srtyH. fseNinEtbuh. Nationals
and Oskiands. The work
that IL necessary on any OF
these cars r. done In our
own shop That " Why We
have confidence In tho cars
We sell
EVERY CAR GUARANTEED
AS REPRESENTED
1917 Ford touring. just over
hauled and painted. ifTa
down. balance 10 months,
Price ..s-.........-... we
1918 Maxwell touring car:
newly painted. tires good,
one extra, fine mechanical
condition. a bargain. $3.50
Model lob Liberty Sport mod
Ell. equipped with spare tire
and bumper. This car Ia
practically new. has been
driven SCI miles. Rare OPP
portunity 10 get one OF these
very popular cars.
1917 Oakland touring; newly
painted beautiful robin
egg blue. with cream
wheels: 4 almost new tires.
thoroly overhauied. A car
/ you viii be proud 10 own
and drive. a bargain fs25
1918 Lexington touring car:
has good tires. driven about
b,VVV miles tl.bf5
1917 Overland Country club;
newly painted beautiful
maroon. good tires. 8 wire
wheels: 5000 down. balance
10 months. Price ......{I5O
1917 National 7-pass. touring.
Would make good stage car.
the paint. tires. top and me-
chanical condition are In eN-
celient condition. spare tire.
cords all around. 800 down.
balance 10 months. Price.
....... ..s........... SlshVV
1917 Saxon six. painted
beautiful lue. crea IN
wheels. This car has been
thoroiy overhaulcd tires arc
In good condition. a bar
gain '.'''.''..s.s. s'2b
1918 Chevrolet touring; over
hauled aud newly painted.
Price .s.......,.4..... t625
Liberty f0-A model touring
car. I h oroly ovorhnuled,
newly painted. all brand
new tires. $500 down. ball
ancc 10 months. Price si.275
1920 Oakland Six sedan: brand
new. extras. Including shock
| absorbeTs, wire wheels, etc.
1916 Oakland Six: ovcrhauied
and painted n beautiful dark
green. top and tires In good
condition. Price ....t7b0
WILL ACCEPT YOUR OLD
CAR AS FIRST PAYMENT
| DRIVING LESSONS FREE
LIBERTY BONDS ACCEPTED
USED CAR DEBTS.
SH fELDS- LINitNGODD co.
AUSTIN MOSliLEY co.
1909 nth Ave. Cor IL. Pike st.
East 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

and bath: large lot: $4,000: $500
cash. balance to suit. Queen Ammo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Here are other good rhymes, all of the n
Theatre. More Of them will be printed. w
JACK ". HILL
ali white building. Seattle. wash
A stitch IN time satcs nine.
And voa ioorU.
Star want ADS a fhrfiv fad
10 starts fhin0s Ia hurry
MRS. J. T. UoMEwoOD
soss nth Ave. \. w. Seattle
A stitch IN fiHc nine.
But the best Of satfnO today
~ simply BE- ioise-~tn The Rfar advertise
And icf star went Ads lead the uav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

. c. nliL sii WHITE bidEi A. o.
Welsh. sesk Minor ave. MOI MIS-
y uofnsweod. ssss iTth ave. u W.
Mrs o. Stewards. 1884 Miner ave
nrs. Phillips. tosa second ave. y.
D. Agnes ruiroS. sttf tiss avs. q.
" Nfria NerihrfU. SOS fhffas 81
c. G. Mayaksd. ssot western ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
q, ron s,IE-auTo TRUCKS

) o o o - o O o o o 0 o o
} Ex cEPTfO NAL OrPOH-
, tuuity % buy n good used
, motor truck at exc optional
, ~ low price. We have sew
, erhi which have been put IN
first class condition. ana
running capacity from = 20
, 80 tons our stock IN
, Cludcs;
) az ton Kelly. used for
months only, 1880.
, 2-ton Diamond r. ia perfect
condition, $4,000.
"a ton signal specially
equipped for either gravel
body or logging equipment.
Al thfuout. $4,000.
We also have n 2-tpn Kleihsr.
~ ton Mack. y ton chain
drive Federal. y ton Re
public. 2. ton Grant and =
ton Buick Terms 20 suit
your needs.
, WESTERN MOTOR SALES co.
INC
18th and Spring S. East 55s.
, o o . o . o . o o o o o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
IS ron sALE-REAL ESTATE

SIR Worklngmhn. you have workn1
ana HNeatrd ali these years 10
vhtp-you have eVerlhHtinSly paid
your hard-enrned money over -
your landlord In the form of rent
The shipyardH II Seattle are open-
ing up David Rodgers has tabeu
over Skinner T. Eddy No. anl
be- 10 employ 5000 men at an 90
psnditure ~ 1851 per day. SCAT
tie Will grow 20 great metropos
lie Of the West. she Ia knoso
thruout the world.
STOP PAYING RENT
MAKE EASTER SUNDAY THE 3
TURNING POINT
PAY THE Rent TO YOURSELF
by PAYING TT on YOUR
OWN HOUSE
Purchase one Of my 4. "A or i-aeYo
little farms al Lake Burien, whero
you have cement bOuleyardn. siees
trio lights, water and telephone
and lb-minuts car service. anA
where you are surrounded by al
that Nature can give you.
when you get thru with your WORK
ana are homeward bound. there -
smile 81 nhtisfHctiOn on yout
face. for you are going 10 YOUR
OWN HONE AND YOUR LITTL1
FARM.
20 LITTLE FAlthb
so n-AcRE TRACTS. tfss
$40 DOWN. 50 MONTH
50 A-AcRE TRACTS. 1875
SIS DOWN. $3.50 MONTH
60 &-AcRE TRACTS. 1854
$50 DOWN. $40 MONTH
so I-ACRE TRACTS. t75z z
$40 DOWN. $40 MONTH
Eo PAYMENT WHEN efr.R
NO PAYMENT WHEN OUT OF 4
WORK
PAY WHAT YOU CAN
PAY WHEN YOU CAN
LITTLE FARMS WITH HOUSES 4
bargain No. l.
n acre OF the best Of soil with 81
Groom house. DlaEtefed: ground
ali cleared. chicken yard and
chicken coop: IL chickens. 2 rab-
bits, " fruit trees and garden: I'll
blocks to cement boulevard and
car line. "a nice place on a cor
ner: price only ti.07S: $50 down.
sl5 month.
Bargain No. p
!. acre Of ground with . 3-roomf
house. fronting on cement boule-X
ward. close TO car line has water.N
electricity and telephone: all the
chairs. dining table. kitcbenK
range. heating stove, rug. iipo-*
ieun, sink. shades. curtains and
a A-foot saw: ground all cleared;4
n good buy FOR si.if0: $500 down.
balance monthly.
Bargain No. A.
! acre Of ground with modern 81
room house. brand new. wsli$
built: 30 fruit trees. garden. out-3
buildings. "a dandy view. close to-
car line and pavement: .groundl
level: dandy buy for sz.9Io. sseeH
down. balance monthly.
Bargain No. A.
Z. acre OF ground with a Groom
house, / block TO car line and cell
ment boulevard, and right in bust 1.
ness block. price only $3.50. 3fse5
down. $40 month
These houses are right at LAKu1
BURIEN. the coming suburb: i.S0o
people are there now and satisde13
home owners.
YoU CAN BE ONE #
GET STARTED TODAY #
Automobile leaves my once 49,
hour OF the day at 2i3
Boston Block
AGENT ON PROPERTY
H NJ NELSON
2i3 Boston Block
Sc cond and Columbia Elliott 4ss73
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

ors securing tickets TO The Clemme
h the Want Ad pages.
A. O WELSH
s0eh Minor Ave. ~
4 stitch In time sdres mine,
bat the banner saucrs IN cuery lne
Are star want Ads-for rucrU deal
They are tho iesHnin0 fortune tohecl
MRS. OSCAR sowARDs
1886 Minor Avenue
stitch IN time supcs ninc--
success beOfns Uherc Sf1rbcams shine.
IN the sound adrice star want Ads 0iur.
Arc the staples rules that help - lire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
10 rou Observation-Disclosures

WE ARE CLOSING otr Our LINE
ct farm tractors We have two
Tuudanr tractors on hand on
which tho retail price 10 better
than $4,000, We VIII hhcflile,
these tractors at less than cost
and give you terms on the balance
| MEaTERN MOTOR SALES co, the.
18th aud spring 81 Fast bbh.
ron TnE UNMARKED CRAVE.
uunnAAJu.f,iiFuL IA y ! y ~, , ,A5,NTn
AM MNRi,i.E MoNuMENTs AZ
| CONVINCING fltitnH NliW 70
CATION AT ENTRANCE TO tAl'-
VARY CEMETERY. END or IA
| VIENNA CAR LINE.
IuErN YOUR suMMEtt WOOD CHEAP
now .ie-inch cedar. delivered to
you. for sb0a cord Also have
| nilt line ot forcat. slab and mill
wood. end all the better atades q
coal Sundays OF evenings enll
ballard 2s7s. weekdaYs, North
lfG3
IBANnt1tY HAT WORKS REMop-
eicra and rrnovRtorH % ladies' ana
mons hats 81 all kinds, by factory
hattcrs 1875 y Third ave-. FL
liott asTi
SEWING MACHINE snof
whites. Singcrs all makes. new ana
| used cheap. Machines rented
1883 Fourth ave, near Times, FL
Holt tt2T.
SALE on RUGS
Iut value aNt2 fancy mating rugs.
sTSG: wool fibefs. tii. at WaldFon
Co. ta3s Fourth ave.
IFINp ctr WHAT YOU CAN kAVE
on a pipolenn furnace. seattle fac.
tory. sold direct 20 YOU Elliott
afli ga New York ilock
lfa n. A.. HEAVY STATIONARY EN-
CINE. also He-inch circular wood
saving outfit; all good as new.
aud cheap 42a Ewing 81
| MANY HALL. RUGS
/ In all lengths and widths. ali under
priced az Waidfon Co. ii22 FOURTH.
Henry nldg
BEST PIANO MD PnoRouitAPn
values at fFtnger's Piano HOUSE
| 1898 Third ave Elliott 1901.
FURNITURE on TERMS
with or without rugs. from Naldron
| Co.'S Cobb isldg store
NINE HANK ELEcrHic DRIVE
wales adding machine. bargain
s2s Ssaboard nidT
SEW PIANOS foK RENT. RENT
Toner. 40 linton
MINED Mill. WOOD. stbo PIN
/ load Rest dry forest wood. va 50
| cord ballard tost,
pRN HON WOOD, CHEAT OFFICE
phone. Ballard 20. residence phone.
/ lhllNtH ~ =
RoIi..ToP DESK. chAfHs, 3 Hoe X
erH, trunk. pictures sis2 Arcade
/ nidg
FISHER AUTO MN FoR sALE.
cheap. Phone iteaeou sets.
/ nAuY BtfgaY FOn AAt.E. $500
Phone Rainier SO
lcASCApn WINDOW CLEANING
60. Main $3.50.
kAVANAutia HATS ~ 50 1905 ist
81 WA>TED-ttk>tTtKE
PACIFIC FUttNITUHE co.
| seis First Ave. MAN ieor
flake FurnltuFe Co. COS PIKE " ssts
Sc fOK vAi.E-tuK>IrtkE
| FURNITURE or s-HOoM HOUSE
for sale. good condition; good ~.
cation. cheap rent. suitable for
| home or renting rooms. Reason
able IL taken now Elliott sses-J
| cali mornings OF evenings OF all
daN Sunday
"a ". JUDD. FuNstTtnk Es-
! tabitRheh Is years sfo fth~ St
I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
"A Penny Saved Is Penny Earned


o The
and address the Write rhymes wish If
did 3d. Twenty
five tickets Theatre will be additional Note The Star
right submitted
Here is ccashp prize vii in S ks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
M. S. CLARK
230S Western Avenue

stitch IN time SAVES nine,
Your business needs mendng and so does mine;
The best iooy 10 mend il, and surest by far,
Is simply TO use the Want Ads in The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03
u FOR sAIE-AUToMoBrLEs

For the past three months wr
have been busy preparing cur
afuck for spring. and today
every car on our floor has
been thru our rebuilding shop
and paint shop. New tops
have been put on whore
needed. New tires have re-
placed worn ones You may
come Into our salrareom and
pick any ear on tho floor and
feel assured OF lts mechanical
p~Ffsc ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-03

Bargain No. l.
y acre Of the best Of soil with Z
Groom house. plaEtered: ground
ali cleared. chicken yard and
chicken coop. IL chickens. 2 rab-
bits. ~ fruit trees and garden; 2
blocks to cement boulevard and
car line: nice place on a cor
ner; price only fl.075. $50 down.
SIS month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26
churcin Mrticsa

Randolph Methodist church, J. Parry
Irving minister: 1870 a M. preach
ing by the pastor; 11.A5 A M. Bible
scnonl; ?. M, Epworrh League; Z
r M. preaching by the pastor; PRAYER
meeting wednesday evening al "a.
Services N the East Pit1s1nn M z.
church at $50 P. M standard time.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist
m4b, subject of lesFon-sernun.
christian Science" miriwesk services
Wednesday, at 7.3D P NJ BENDING
room al the church open ID the pub
culArlng library Of authorized Chris
Tan Science literature
christ church (4tn Sunday after
Ir1nlTy)c Holy communion. $50
mem church school service at $50;
morning prayer, sermon. 1850
1nlVersaiist church. Rev M G. Fol-
SOM pasrOr Morning Worship III 1880
Highland avenue Methodist Euisco-
pa Church. Rev. Charles Howard AT
Kills, pasIur- 1870 A M Worship
anu sErrnon. The Old Paths" IL AS
Ghurch school; els, Epwnrtn LenEue
s zsg NJ. pr praise ana gospel service,
Wednesday $50 P M. The story of
andrew first quarterly conference
monday, Z. 4b P M, followed nv official
board mHsring
Free Baptist church. G. G. Anraad.
p<LsLor Prayer. 10. a M, Sabnarl
i aa7ornins: preaching, 1850. subject.
L1.sDs Young peoples meeting, P M.
evening service. : O'CLOCK s,lbiecr
Inc EXCUSES We Make" Monday eve
1is, cotlage prayer meeting 73p.
MsdnesdAy evening, prayer and praise.
iIlssIlng, 4:3D; Mission hall prsact1inc
a.obSLn AFTERNOON, go. solo by Wal
osr SnIpE' Fun choir assisted by or
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STOLE BOOK TO
GAIN KNOWLEDGE

New York. June GA seArch for
knowledge that ne might beut the
game IF life and earn mnre money
with wnicn to care for ms mother.
caused the arrest here to-day Of Ben
jamIn s Brines. 20 Macaluls1s Bay.
He was charged with the theft Of
books from the New York public IL
brary.
Two wears ago, he told the magIs-
traLe before wnum ne was ar-al Eneti.
through strengthened circumstance.
which. you viii agree. are often caus-
ed by lack Of knowledge" caused him
to steal the books.
Some ne kept until fines were que
the library. Unable TO pay the
charges. ne drew other books under
fictitious names ana did not return
them. Today d special policeman
from the library searched his home
and found the books. Els arrest fol-
lowed.
"If II is a crime to steal knowl-
edge" ne admitted, then 7 will plead
guilty" He was held pending an in
vestigatiun of the case.
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ASSESSMENTS

whats Your -usband Doing ?"
RoIIickinn Paramount AIRCRAFT
Farce At The Acne Today-"Ship
Anpy!" Smashing Al St. john
Comedy
Undoubtedly the funniest farce
that has been released in months IS
What's Your Husband DOING" d
Paramount Artcraft picture which
Is showing today al the Acme
theatre. The story concerns thrae
youthful married couples and one
actress The three women. each IF
whom notices something suspicious
in her husbands actions. believes
that some other woman is irving 10
''vamp' him.
Beatrice Ridley is q very Young
wife with only one wedding ami
versary TO her credit, Possessing
a devoted husband. a beautiful
home. and a comfortable income
she should have been q very happy
girl. but as she was young
and devoid Of worldly wisdom. she
spent her ample leisure IN conJuring
romance about her perfectly innocent
husband in which ne always figures
as the gay Lothario. Widgast and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26
Classy Craft on
Lake Maranacnok

Readfield. June a5-One Of the
srnartes1 and handsomest motor
boats on Lake Maranacook is the
new salon type runabuut. Shirley. -
recently launched by it's owner Z. A.
Struut Of New York.
Mr.. Strout kindly tonk the Journal
man IN for a spin over the waters
Of this beautiful lake Friday. and 10
say that he was delighted with the
fine lines and working qualities Of the
boat Is putting Il mildly.
The engine Is a marvel for SMOOTH
ness N running and freedom from vi
oratlons. The control Is from al in
srrumeuf board the same as an suto-
mobile with steering wheel and
divided front seat for giving easy
access TO the cockpit. There If
ample room for a party of five 10
eight people with wicker lazyback
seat upholstered IN red Spanish
! leather
/ The cypress plankiuE is painted
! white with the rransurn, deck. upper
+ work and interior in mahogany:
+ lights. cutwater and hardware are
nickel.
The boat was designed by Naval
Architect Whitaker and the null and
engine We're built by Fay & Bowen
OF Geneva. n. Y. The four cycle
four cylinder engine develops ..
horse power. driving the boat 16 To
IS miles an hour. Il mas an alum
mum crank case and weighs but $50
pounds.
The Shirley" should be q source of
pride 10 its owner and give a good
account Of itself in any Tits with
other boats Of its class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26
FALL RIVER, MASS.
I20.4S5

Washington. June 25.-Fan River.
Mass. has a population of 12o,4S5 the
census bureau announced TO-DAY.
This Is a 1e-year gain of 1880, or 1.9
per cent.
Other figures announced we're:
Leurninster, Mass. 19,T45; increase
216b. OF I2.3 per cent.
Arrleburo, Mass. II, 73I; increase
s5I6. OF III per cent.
Methuen. MASS, 1919; increase
g741. OF ST. per cent.
Cumberland. r. L, 1907; decrease
80 or 0.3 per cent.
Dnnpra. Pa. 14.1Sl; increase J957, or
1928 per cent.
vincennss, Ind, 1910: increase g315.
or 15.5 per cent.
Reading. Pa, IO7,7S4; increase IL.
To, or 12.2 per cent
Grand Rapids Mich, 1884: in
craase 25.0ss, or 22.3 per cent.
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Pidgeun are divorce attorneys and
their wives are also in the same
frame Of mind as Beatrice Ridley is
about her husband ''Eoneysuckle
Inn" is the scene of action in one
part of the story, and il is here that
they happen 10 be one night: the
three husbands and the three wives.
But thy are not paired off according
10 Hoyle. although every one was
innocent Of any wrong intent, And
then the police raid the place. How
they are arrested and how one hus-
band as the Judge and the other Us
prosecuting attorney have 10 ex-
anime. and pass Judgment on their
own wives affords screaminglv funny
entertainment. An AL St John
comedy entitled Ship Ahuv," rounds
out a bill that is hard to duplicate
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26
Frisco Bound Delegates
Rubbed of $500 on Train

Des Muines. June 25.-Ssveral DEM
ncrats being robbed On their WY 70
San Francisco have autographed for
money. According to reports here
thieves entered one Of the cars in the
train somewhere between Grand juno
ton. COL. and Green River. wyo.. and
got AWAY with about $500. shoe
maker of Council Bluffs. T. s. mar
shaI. Sherwin A Hogan of Amnsa,
and Jack Bropsy, chief Of the Des
Moines derective force. were among
those robbed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26

Methodist Episcopal church: ReEu-
lar morning service aI 1890 Rev. c. q.
Perry in charge; Sunday school al L..
Epwurth League AT $50: evening
PRAYER AZ :.
Old South Congregational church
Morning service with sermon by Re-
Malcolm Dana, D. D, at 1890; Sun
day school at usual hour: evening
service at 7.30
St. Matthews Episcopal Morning
prayer. sermon and baptism at 1890:
church school and Bible class ar l.:
evensong al :, Rev. Francis A Fox
croft rector
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26
WINTHROP

Services viii be held at the con-
gregaCional church at 1870 o'clock
tsIandard tIme). Prof. Wilmot 3.
Mitchell Of Bowdoin college VIII DC
cupy the pulpit. All are cordially
invited.
Mrs Ralph g. Parker n F2r,-r7+,,...r
IS VISITING Mrs. Annie F Eerary
ana Miss Mary Hegarry III tina .v....
for few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26

Grange hail a. Frencn's corner. Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell were the recipients
Of many beautiful and costly gifts.
Following the reception dancing was
enjoyed until midnight, music being
furnished BY Bachelors orchestra
Ice cream was served and cigars were
passed. Il was a rousing good time.
everyone enjoying themselves 70 the
limit, The guests on departing wish
ed the happy couple many happy
wears fpr their future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26

The Epworrh League will hold q
business meeting at the close Of the
Sunday evening service IN the vesri-y
Of the Methodist EpiscnpaI church.
It IS Important that every member of
the League be present, as the bust
ness 10 be transacted at that time viii
mean much ID the welfare Of the So
ciery IN the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26

The members Of the Graded Rnu Of
the Baptist Sunday school and their
mothers were entertained AZ q pleas
ing social HI the chapel on Thursday
afternoon. A bevv Of ladies assist
I'D in caring for the little folks. and
served refreshments Over 40 Ii all
were present. The babies were on
their best behavior and the occasion
was very enjoyable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-26

Fisk in superior court December 16.
10 serve one year IN the house of
correction on her plea of guilty of
being an accessory after the fact IN
the murder of Dwight P. Chapman
IN Westboro. June 3. 1919. Harry
Baker. whose alleged wife she was.
is serving d life sentence IN state
prison on plea Of guilty of Chap
mans murder