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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02
ON STREET FIRST Time
SINCE THANKSGIVING

LnrDtau1rlE lsx4ExaxzilaS I'M DISAGREE
2lale -iEr-uHEs Z the bhtk 81 ny
nea1 Gna neE1-
Y WIS very uaxTgus Enr WIFI
-h-nagt rl2En1 AFTER IIsgr1 w--1haZ-
CLOSING NY eyes .AppsE1 wear Euc
g. E1alt s-En, ! TAG II give III nv 11lsl-
Ts-ss- ana wf3le 4 jpaEeE Ike e1-e---
-t-1S II he vvnriG WIS dryne eu- me-
kap1 SE-t1IIE worse Until finally
mn % Xxx ny 1eE
Vel IFS me ruth. ] reEZr . fee
1e--e- y ths -lae 7 mac -1-41e.1 rtl--f.s
cf-ssss II -2r.1C - continued rlk-
ug = auG -T0 weeks Gro went
Down tuvy4. he first TINE 11l tseer
Oh -hs s4rHs- since lAEt --ls--1t-sE-7v-
IL day
- mare -EAzer @pI-- iFgpTtles -lC1r. aric
III lack - nv 1.lszuess. -IlE-----lrl- =
,'..sTE'rnR-s EnG ceezLrIg EZyec a. rs
Una Nv appetite Is So ro1a c-
IErdlv EEL enough p eE-. TT ue--r-sas
are Al r1Ert- --G = sIeep 1-us ever.
-Er- M --leu4s a-e HI -nH -lrna
l'-'Z-z. l1iTrlt.---l-IE 1T " nv -El-ez-e--
lEE I & a-wGz-E great measure
20 me u -eE ham -a1lEc s 7~rlg-
-las MADE -nt wu1aa-+,L. a-1z-.-f
-Gular S soi5 = AuEusrZ 0r ,Te.-z-
rollE-iin zDc ne isaG-uE lar-=c:sc :
ey@H-v CRY ;-uc -CyrL-4lF.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02
Bangor Woman Had to
Give Up Her Bust
ness and Was Down
In Bed Five Months
Taniac Restores Her

Oh. uDw ! wlsr 7 nar Ec7 unid a.
La1nlat wr1sn ny c1aIEass first start
81. mare -tIsI q vear gua 4 hait aE1
fpr 1tEu ! ualsta nave continued TN
business" s6lo Mrs. = II 3usct- -tTs
eZpHrT scalp specialist with EE&risl-s
- E Columbia 81 Bangor. M p
gently
With -he exception u +ts Tse-ioG
~ L health ~e1e--eE1 . ap9ve Mrs
3usC- 1As El-nc<iCet tgHr r,rpfeasfgr Z
Bangor &u- szEHsn yrsars ant nsr
MANY trIe-ts ann patrons viii 1e
E.au = learn maj srle tIzs recovered
1e.- hsai1n am u aEalr cnr-y-l-.C N
rev BUSINESS
Al Las 1rne began -Ef-1ur I'm
81 sIe explained. 20 NAG wen siz-
III III tTafak = NEG fu- fzx -npT1-t.E
For Z loTr cIEns PREVIOUS rr1y stU-r-
acr nR6 1ear Z sucn Il dlsDrde-eL
conEz1non : couldn't sci INV tI1rIE .1lg1
= little E--uel ana tTrr-fl ~ surIla- hing
o. -tl21 KNIT ! suffered ss-~..llr e:-0r-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

sEe1uol n the SsE1s VIII ae enabled 70
iG&Eve -saG rnt- Governor Qr,csEmx,-
-lun- tt ali ~ -he leading FIRE m
cstr-v-T-Itf'-E. fire ciZlsfs ant mErlc,ua4
authorities there Is being ssE- tins
yEg..4A q ssraes u three posters. sue
1rc1uGIEg ne rg-oclE-rnErissn zuc & re-
EIFes1 e -nEds Etz1 they DE placed II
Z Conspicuous TEruTInau- place Is 50
1IglEsE --TtGryT & ssz---1ce anr sIp1ec- clE-
series 1tEET hey DEke Sue. az
T-uEEIIsn-s <u- 1tas -enpvZ4 ~ -1r-
nlst and rash from cellars and II
les Sd -tzE1 Their rnEF nuf urz3r nExe
cleaner conditions tu- FIRE rrrsHn-
lon bI-1 nezitf-1ui cI-use u me re-
-E1UT-nl u wEEzL1 1r'ssza laEs-Tr1y CONSTITUTES
GIssl-ss breeding conditions
Tins g Z Gil y a-r-s~ Continued
chs commissioners. 7 FRA Z npN
SERIOUSLY = ne 1-1s -nz. The entire
sIE1e should ger BACK n ms .rsur-
l--cE department ana MIKE evr--
honest -rZr-- WOMAN ant ctliid q
1'----y Z -tIs biggest thing 1tsE1 CHI
possibly % euu-E-rI plated e-u1n :
szEn1E'u1fI1 u PRESERVATION n uu.-
=--y zn1 health AuT Information
: z uH-hotx ~ means. suggestions
~ Cooperation. viii ~ EsaT;y al
-prneG i ne department IS ccm-
-EuTllca1Ha with. p1 1hs tint liza
-o-nf when straight from he
a1olae- Lhe message musf re fully
ana ge-u-rIety understood than mere
i = IN -fEET 4 ssysfyarry 1rr-tgf.-
-e--.y and saneiy Regarded mems .
,'te1uc-lon u -axes. FIRE insurance
Il-fsrZ-lll-r1s ana building n-peur-s fur
n -te .Ecs II RI tins terrible lnss
-1s-H must ~ +ullr understood ms
nT1ts thought. - T'e- oeIzt s prevent
.tae. eGUsso purear through nt.Etl-
Fl. -2-z y r1-rf4i s-ss-less a-nd SUN cc,n-
--FrloTls must Ut EIIlee . and pcnovn
Is ernE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02
KINSL0W

-1as Thistle ctub hniS rs E-st
meeting u rs season II ne -zcu--
ne- TUB house -llrBaEz- eT-an-cg.
wing 20 The Ir1clsrnerf weather the
t-1terGsnr,e WIS small r WIS -o-ec
Z uoit Halloween nary q -ns
rs-- meeting FE-lCv cookies ant -eE
were se---eG- Dancing WIS enjoyed.
9E--v II Rcne-1ck tEas purchased
ms ~as1z-u-r-11- ~ ZtorEe hui loca1e1
NJ --1w-e-l-e averus. F-TZ-+leiG-
Miss Nellie sirnsncs Is confined
- as- troTne bv 3 sevE-e cotG
-1is Reynolds Hi sc-pui WIS CLOS
az F-1aav or account " -tH iucleTnsu.
v-eaz-tze-
Mrs. Euv =.a1uss and 1zuEc-e-
Lena a4,FG seI- Ear VIII return .
their nsrns q LINN. Miss Sstr-c1 zz'.
GS-e- passing Z number o. weeks witt
A-F. F.2-I1ss ESaH--s H Zn1 9a-E
Sr-u-t DrrImmunL NJ. FaE1uss utter
Dasszr1E lis -r0 vves.s1E VACATION - me
aurne u Nj O-uanoue ann with
Oakland 1rienos acro711zEled ms
family hume
III ant L-E- George : Ge.uneal
h I-1--L NkfL II.
ATTENDED stfs Benton GrInEe 1aIr.
MrE- Edward Cfzase ant children
were guests -ecsD-ig u Mr. C1ass +
parents. Gr. enc MrS- George u man
IL Benton station
Z -uasT Deas dinner wIIt 81 me
-ool Lt4zngx that ID with = viii ~
served T'aesLxr -Tuun az Lfsf Grange
4Elr- Ali members MT solicited are
requested 70 tAks ple y aDRs1n-l-s
aJg-t Days u -tEf 1a-.
The bafT show al he Grange Enar
VIII ~ nsld Wednesday 81 = !. Il
Hr. aur Mrs ? r Laru-lne rRve
moved rom East Asn street - SILVER
street. Ta1e-rilie-
drs- Eugene Lewis will -e-urn e
TIIn-oE SATURDAYS. after Z 1sw weeks
srEy 81 lhe nome n ne- sister. Ms
E&-- !. C7r-u1zII
me aien scfst.o. rsgSvF nave alec-ee
ne LpllevirEE ufice-s 11- -hsZ- basket
tan tecn manager, F-es Rollins:
r--nr-I-- George EcCansiir: 1szrzrsr
- track. Wesley WILSON
sT4rs aIirr1t Butler u Wa-e--IIle
w4E = NEST recently n Nrs- J. 2
smith.
IL. ant Nrs. RAIN. -arEut hsve
returned g Hoctis-Tt after T-1sirtng
1srs -1narr-'s rnr-hE- Mrs Edvg-c
Crosby INC mar SISTER. Mrs Charles
" w+rssn
-rr Free VIII Baptist SUNDAY
sr.rus. viii meet ~ ire Bn--on scfls0;
fTruss Ernr.sF afternoon - @-5n.
SUNDAY ss--icss al he Eas- Wins
low 3au.Ist church ssungEy srf1Fss'i al
30 = NJ Preaching n 4.5s r ID ~
Rr~ X. =. 7alnner II Ch1Iza-
SHuasr services al he G1nE-eEE-
-1er,a5 s--Ir-rn. asv- O. z Barnard
ryas-p- Morning ssrvTcs II As.Ss'
i<s,znt;av sr-ooi u r14f 4 ID -tT-1ss-
1zr Enderrur messing Al ? M The
-rrrzse ID '~1rr Church Privileges arEc
obligations rs. So. LIZ I Il Coz
szs,--xr,e- meeting leader. G-s. F-e-
mart HUI
Miss DefsD-rt Williams q Freedom
sSts- q ky-ias v4s17 wTrf Ar- aun Mrs
1pssz.r ERaer- eft 1Gr 8-pgk1lns
,xEsss- where sire ~ a 1r-se II q hus-
plzal
MIS- Ea-vsv Hodges GnS 8r. zEsc
Trs. Edward Crosby affenEsRo -hs
7su.sr fsrzr~s tszl-- WeGnesczy-
Nrs. asassea S-csf u North VEAsssl-
sru~r rs s.fnuirr-S az a wsave- 81 Lns
Winston MISUNDERSTANDING Co mil
William Zane tas returned n Bel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Ne l4s--e rs cypress .gl- a-ppre-
.-1-lor ais -t--1L-s . car 1s1Enoo-s
--Ic -rls'1css ana .GGae,Gesre- Grunge
--.. -t.slr Kindness = - n our -ez-et11
1,s=.szE sEasTz1 GIse <u- Ing t.eaIrrtt L.
Lq~C~. -r1tl--es
Ms GARDNER N KNOWLES
Mss ET'I T. KNOWLES
LIES LAEGAEET N. KNOWLES
II 4-FzED KNOWLES AND
rLlEITw
~. and ms -Ew-s KNOWLES
M A3-EC-2 KNOWLES
MI HOLLIS KNOWLES
iii I'D --ElS 4. :. sF0GLEr
lE1 FAMILY
Hi ND MRS q. LESLIE HIM
M FAMILY
l,.r--t--zs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

CET-- n u. Lewis - F1Ts -sisI1c-S
eg.ser,ru4ec- MS Ez-t fz--rdav al ms
tst,7z1e IT TveoussoEg- SeTT-. - he II
tsg--azrseo a. thinner ms sister. A-E.
Arap4ue lsrre ms o-rznsT, Abe
r,sv~,s. arc E--Ena IL I1Eh-er. Mics Ep-a
Mar. Cau- Lewis Is exceptionally
grrza-- fu- e rar u f1F Grr. -t1e,-e tse-
~ narGfv q iEy curing ms sUn1rraea-
tz7 ne d3e nu- Eu Deriving raoisITl-
aeo qIls--F dl1-.rE -t1H ssaErn- 5t mas
2 fock ~ hers q care n. 3e saws
and Suits 81 NJ t1ls WING ant Se.s
= al IRE other c.rn-ss aooE-- ne
plnre -ar-Eir Lewis 3 VIZ LI1d
most eavu-abay kupvr r ms cztF
IRE RS rnary Augusta 1-lerEf are
released Il earn ~ h2E e~cf.-4srZ-
*gss3e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

vlew farms Is ~ me home = us
E-ezz --eE1 E-zuz1E-fler EGwa-rG
Palmer. 1c- II Indefinite s-cv
Mrs Bale E1uler y augusta s
visiting as- sTsss-- Mrs T. z Eee-t
Nj aua &rs- Winfield GocCy nf
D1-rnas7g- sre sTsevs-EE q -ve wHeE-s
zsz- II tfa 9ackenau-<- trorze
&rs n X Mgorv. v-fru tzas naen
IL - inr-u~EuE
dsscn EaEs-fr = n AslEasta- II Ite
irrzs-ss- Z ms city tszrns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02
WHITFIELD

Mrs -..E-1e r Harding E West
3ai6wan. wtsp 10 VISITING her EIlu7-
aKrx. Harriet Po-tie N Airz- WITS he
rnes- vi nor rc1Es1r. Belle Pnamer
Wednesday ana Thursday.
N-s EIr,nz Qsnurr N Hxn<napE
ESss ID ztse GUEST nj ner COUSIN. Ers-
A q E1Ua6ie~re
Hnry EDWARD Palmer. u VnzseT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

II ana Mrs 4 : Donate Of Hon
ri nave N NV rzr-e -1H@n CHESTS
u III and Mrs. T-EnB Y Bal. IA
- Srure stree -1Hz r.sI;el n
Eu-lor.a- Hume a. -oEus F'-l12E a4ts-r-
NOM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Miss As-rea Eicizsrso1-- &E1la1.E- Il
=. .e1e-u-sr. VIM Has aFtr Z rs
r.ss -u~ seve~Gl 4H1-s- aelnE sue d.
-..-- ~. II ms pEIetIz- -a= owe
z}f.z..ao -ne Throne vr-4la v-aS E-e-
z,.--ea sgnaer M Gusplr=F ~ mt te'ca-
t-rsta,.- sgsrred E--,any zo- ner 1arns
= LrpsC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Arupnr ms 3ueuT7-e11aeuces 'esaE.t-
- TIN ms -eceu- stU-n wtAs 4
,-y-,--1z-rzrlE u @Ee --e+ a. IA
-esadercs ~ C,tla-tes -.ant N Aisi'---i
sr-sa.- -as -rns fsE, G1-rss zht i
II he anDse- sraas1-lTlE ? 7o1ne -
M -.urur-E Gno fonsstz.ug many q
rs sn uEles-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

zE.as la-a--r ~ Tys4ru. er-rEe--tv Es.gc-
rrla--rr- arto Mss 8Eze! C4-rs+- sex
arge s.sssstG-1re - t3e AaEGErE .rer7e--l-
1sr,sprrE- tlz1e Ell -ov Tew yo-a
.-rza-. "a VII -Eke nust- E-tsu I'd =
crtz-H.s 7 rs y urnar 3 rusTt-I-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

E-.-uor 2. Wondhurt- n E7hllInsal-
rt.-a VIM rak 1a-ner,y forateo Z
ms ost7. ntlnE ernp3ry-eG 81 he STATE
-4elGss wraf calling IN 1rlsuax- E7~iaEy-
ms ---r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Edwa-r 9uFse9 wnp aGs be+r -
--adel-rrr rs Toss huase IN T,EIter-
SCR srre---- nEk -uH wC-E here almost
4zr.lsr.so- wstt4u Few azsF q; VII
~ -rauv TO- occv.aucs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

N-. ern Mrs. zaa4pn Calcwe1 g,ac
e-:sr1x - ut1z elrv NV gone IT q
s4ts~a aEs-s' cGrrrruE --rp IN hPs-orr
-zldfsar they u4Er 20 20 Ecrat G-bpJz-
4 yvef-t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

M-E L = Curtis. VIM hEs bten
visiting her scIl- Wallace Curtis Ena
1En1ly. ol Sctlpra. E-re.-, re1 Ixrr1eet F-7-
axT 10 her home L Zic1rnurlc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

LII. Eu1 At-s- George { PaRsIes src
ErE- Fred 1atcns1l sr1pye6 I'll Eu1u-
mobile trip 70 Lewiston F-1aRy- On
MATTERS q. business nature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

. a ssr.a4 oEnce VIII pe heio rtss Sal
IzruEy es-sulnE I & - ? hIEE tn- Ing
-nsznps-E 81 CHuttpl Grange anc -helr
1-leunS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Howard AlFErIEnr u E-1versltf
Drive ms purchased t--e new sez-e-l-
messenger touring lGI [p- perEuT.a-l
rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

gs- new lot Of eoazs. sweaters.
nars blankets. cunzo--nules. h8se and
Underwear. al at special low Ty-Tce7
~ / ser-7ess. ssyTrsB5st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Dir ann Mrs. L s Csaroon i Gin
DIR tIagt arrived 4 he cry ny al
r.rzs4su1t4 stsy ant AIr. $io-nUn VIII
Ia et,-}as7.+4u h4-E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Mrs --aGrn Brooks haE returned -
hH- nur1e 4 daG4sou a1te- qRsslrE
seVerHl GIVE L -nH cz1- as ths guest
u n. rlt.s,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

Jnseph DE-uun u EA-esc7ue sac ms
arrived Z -he CITY @ur 1sw Guys
VS.. win relatives h uEs JUst
,1nl 1rcu & sno-- SHY n 3..u-oE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02
AIGI STA LOCALS

Lee 2 3e-ssv IN 1ns MORN Shps
Srpre WIS naasInsss v3sttGs- FriaHy
a. 2r-rl1nc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

M En1 Mrs. PIErias Gunner enc
daughter Csa-rnsl.ns u NE1e-rlzit
tlEst arrived Il tbs c--y a EIass q
week with t:ier1rs a1na relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

safe n trousHt11sG articles. 1urrz2-
turs ana Kitchen utensils. ss7l1rna5,
lr- .. II SIS Chapel st-neE- oc-iE-i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02

1Er-v TlF3I-sE-. nDrprrnRn un me
e3ecr-ic rnBn- is enJpg7ng week va
cation +-nn hzE al-isE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
ALLIED PO WERS Us. DEPORTED
SEEK SOLUT|ON.2EDS WILL LAND
Of PROBLEM TO.AT C0PENHAG En-
EXPEL THE TURK AND RE-SH|P TO
FROM ALL EUROPE BIC BEAR LAND

Paris, Jan. 9.-lIlyins abandoned
hopo th1t the United states could be
induced to accept q mandate over Tur-
key. the allied powers are in cores.
pondcnce with q view to finding some
solution Of the problem Of oXpcIling
tro Turks from Europe. without caus-
Ing such an uprising among the Mo-
hammcdan peoples as would endangcr
,ho control of the European nations
over them.
information reaching Washington is
that these efforts are in progress out
side Of Paris, where the supreme couu-
c,l is setting. though it is expected that
the ratification Of that body will be
required to give effect to any plans
adopted.
Reports from India, Egypt and Other
countries, Wherc the Moh1mmedaus are
numerous. of gen RAJ oD,aeion to the
r-ru'a.on Of the Turk from Europe and
l'astouoc upon the retention Of the
seat o. their church I'm Cou-tlntiuopie,
under threats Of boycott Of Christian
business aud trad" and oven actual
warfare. have stimulated endcayors of
tho entente foreign office to find som"
n,u which viii satisfy Oh. Modnmm'
dams and Mt The s1mc time free Com
s'auimuplc from Turkish malalm.na.
traIon.
ono such project contompiotcs ia.
asrmDtion of the control OF Cous'Jr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
HEAVY SNOW STORM
DEMORAL|ZES RAIL WAY
TRAFFIC Up MORT \

Kansas City, ian. 9.--Wintcr weather
prevailed over the greater part Of the
southwest early today, according to in
formation received here. Heavy snow
was reported in southern Missouri and
through the greater part Of Kansas,
with consequent delay in train service.
Winfield, Kan, reported n l5.inch pre-.
cipitation. The snow Is drifting badly
and country roads were blocked
In Oklahoma n severe sleet and snow
storm is said to have caused some dam.
age and to have impaired wire COM
munication.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
R0LS LSHEV|KI FORCES
0vER-R RUN BRITISH
ASIATIC PROVINCES

T,oudon. Thursday. Jan. S.-IiokhaIH,
c,t5,;l ui the important llhauatc "i
rJl.rara in central Asia anil less than
$40 miles from the AfEAaniS.an from
scr b1s been entered by the bolsh'-
,Iki forces. according to war oliic'
r,ports. Further wCs'. soviet Woons
hlvo occupied Krasnoyodsi, on Tn"
o1stcrn shore Of the Caspian sea, Z"
1, claimed in reports from Moscow.
Direct railway communication br-
tween trans Caspia and European l'u#
Sin has been secured by the reds VINO
>,u be able To concentrate important
h,dies Of troops in TWk"slan with 4"
viav to carry ing out possibly far r'1'A-
iuy plans westward toward the 'AN'
cos,Is REGION and southwark toward
Persia and Afghauist1n, it is SAIL A.
ebeviU authorities have announce.
,lcir intention to penetrate Persia BE-
v,,av or Khurassau. as soon as ,hoE
Gould secure control of tine CASPIAN
son and recent reports have nd!t't'd
ylot soviet g,urisons along the hhof-
,ssan frontier had been heavily rem
forced. -...
The bolshevid have as their ulteror
nurpose an offensive against IN" lHlt'
ish. and plan important moNem. n'S /"
the direction Of India, in conJunc 10"
with the Argh,ms and other pronl's
who might be- Influenced hy ranI a.
mic aspirations, it is assorted j. on
mis- pnrposc swarms Of propasandla'T
ore eoil To ho Undergone intensive
.,,aininr and many have ben sent in'
tn persia and the Caucasus, being PRO
,.,1ed with large supplies Of forced
l,ngllsh money. II is reported I'''
soviet agents have gone into ferS.'
from Georgia and A2crbaiian and ant
h,lsheyiki authoriti-s have taken steps
tn put a stop to this movement
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
INDIAN APPROPRIATION
BILL Is CUT IN TWO AND
HALF MILLION DOLLARS

washington, Jan. 9.--The annual In
dian appropriation bill carrying Sl2''
SfG.O13. or $2.500.00O less than was
opproprintcd this year was passed by
the house. The Indian bureau estt
mated expenditures for 1921 at sl7,47l''
7G3
The appropriation Of $4,000 for sup
nrosslon of liquor traffic among In
dams eliminated by the house in com.
mittee of tho whole, finally was re-
taincd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09

Washington. Jan. 9,--Continuat on ol
.,c standard return to railroads for 4
,,a-,od of six months, after the tcrmi-
nation Of federal control was agreed
unon today by senate and house con
tsrees on railroad legislation. In fixing
mis- date the conforccs accepted tho
each bill provision. The Cummln bill
would have limited the time to -FOUR
months,
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VOLCANO Of 0 RI ZA8A,
IN WESTERN PART OF
STATE OF VERA CRUZ,
OPENS ACTIVE CRATER
FOLLOWING EARTHQUAKE


McNicp city. Jan. Q. Intense excite. ,
mont and panic rcipus among the i'm
hlhitlnts OF the city uf Cordoba or.
d..ha. iu jh. western part of the sta. e. I
of Nc,l Cruz because Of the uprnns
It u,S orator of the volcano or Ori.
2una, L. miles p. tine northward. The
new crater is emitting smoke. accord.
ius TO information received last nieht
at tn. Offices Of thp presidential mill
tay staff from army officers in the
earthquake district
fl is officially reported that nothing
uutoward has been noticed at the other
volcanoes iu Mexico, including the two
huge cNnct crat"ra of popo,atcn u
uuj INtyhiuntl. aouthoast Of this city,
/ or at th, cstinol crater of Co,hna. az
the Pacific coast. Tho trcmors detect
: rd hl Instruments here yesterday were
falt M Coscomatpoc. Cordoba, ana
/ Tongoica, state of Vera CRU but no
daWt." was done ~ them
EEpr"t, hnlir'e the reported ononiug
a. q small aul supposedly extinct vol.
emo ~ SAN Miguel. aud th' breaking
'IN W ~ INV 'ld''l ~ 'i'uNl 'llH'lb -
PROVED" ou explanation Of the Garth
/ quake which on Saturday night, center
cd, with terrific effect, along the line
I between III, states of Vera Cruz and
. pucha
NcW adliccs tell of 200 deaths near
| san Miguel ana in the country districts
uyu CurdCpa, and il seems improbable
tho final list OF casualties will fall be.
low original estimates OF 1000, oven
~ reports or 1000 deaths at CouHilan
were exaggerated From compilation
and comparison cf varying dispatches,
Il is hrhcvcd 20 villagers wcr" complete.
ly destroyed with almost double That
numb OF towns and villages partially
Tdvmuii~Acd on badly damaged. TE,r
has been no attempt 20 estimate The
number Of Lamlcts ANA single country
ouscs destroyed 10y the shock no"
have figures as to the number of i".
llrod or property dlnagc been report
ed.
Among IN" places which reports lr' N
different places 70 the presidential IN H.
tary 7taff and Mexico city, pop'r' ay
were totally destroyed are Co02t'o1
with 1000 dead and as many mere I'M
iuro0, Burracl Ginnde. whcr 900 ile
dead; C0scomatcpoc, with thirty l;i'r"
Calc1hulco, which has vanished with
ita 200 inhabitants; Camasuap1, Neon.
0N1, Acatlan, Tcocclo, where thft'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
CHICAGO PROPOSES 10 MAKE
REFORM INSTITUTIONS PAY
\ LICENSE TAX TO THE CITY

Chicago, Jan. 0.-The city council IL
ccusc committee engaged in seeking tc
FIJI the gap left by the loss Of saloon
license fees las, night adopted a reso
luton to license reform organizations
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
SENAT TORS DIFFER IN
VIEWS OF PROBABLE
EFFECT OF WILSON'S
STAND ON THE LEA GUE

Washington Jan 9 Senators dis.
agreed Wilrl} today as the probable
effect ON the senate treaty situation
of President Wilson's Jackson day let.
ter, urging that the question of ratt
ficntion he cllTird into "a presidential
'umiaigu.
Among the democrats generally il
WAS declared the letter had not chang
ii matters ll ul 0nd that Efforts t.
lrry' on compromise reservations
would continue. Tho mild reservation
republicans Thought a comprom's" had
b,cn rendered more difficult by the
presidents action, but said they did not
consider that the door had t.en CLOSED
entirely
\ different view was held 10y the
trcaty's irrcconciilblc foes, who de-
elorod MIR. Wilson'S declaration and re-
lated developments during the demo
cratic gathering her" apparently had
established definitely that the rltifi.
cation would bc an issue in the cam.
f;ugn
\ letter from President Lowell of
Harvard urging that democratic SEN.
,tors should mot sand too firmly
aluinst Il reservation TO article ten
If the league Of nations covenant. was
made public today by Senator Walsh
democrat. Massachusetts,. Although In
thc past, an advocate Of unrcscrycd
riufiC4 ION President Lowell wrote
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
Eir Eirc at GnlAlrl. Knnsns

Goddard Kan, Jan. Six business
buildings and contents, valued ut $751;.
600, were burned hero carly today by
A fire that started from u gasoline
stove explosion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09

Stockholm Jan. 9.--The 2l9 an.
dcsirabIcs u,porrcI from the United
States on the transport Hurord,
",hc soviet ark" probably Will be
landed at uau=o. Finland and win
proceed TO Russia 10y rail, under a
strong guard, It was said h.rc TO-
day.
Tho Finnish legation lacks ofricia
information but belief was cNprcssc
there that no communication would b
allowed with those landing from th'
Bulorl who Will be furnished with SUI
fc.ut food for the journey by rail
The hubor Of Geyal IS frozen and TIN
port Of Libm is believed improba'
ps q landing place for the undesirable
The Swedish authorities declare tina
those daportod from the United S1t
Nl mot un allowed transit throus.
sweden
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09
CENSUS ENUMERAT0RS
ATTENTION

All the Census Enumerators for
the City of Ardmore are requested
10 meet at the Chamber Of Com
mcrce rooms Monday afternoon AZ
5 o'clock. Ardmore desires to give
these cnumerators all the co-opera'
ton they may require and they are
urged to he at this meeting.
ED l.. EVANS, Chairman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-09

Viscount French, Lord Lieuten.
ant Of Ireland, who was recent,
tho object of an attempted assas.
sinatIon. Lord French has beer
regarded as an oppressor OF Irish
freedom, and 1t is said the attemp,
20 assasslnato him has long been
expected. ..-.-