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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
County Judge.

Thos j. ONeill announces that he
is candidate for county Judge, sub
tect to the action of Democratic vot-
ers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
County Attorney

BEN GOFF Announces that he is
a candidate for county attorney, sub
ject to the democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

1t seems that DR.. Kapp isn't quite
as much of a wolf as his name sug-
gests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

PA, what is repartee?"
1T IS, as rule an insult with a
dress suit on, my SON."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

The Start--Rare as Radlum.
"Contentment is better than
wealth, my boy"
1T ought to be, it's a blame sight
harder to get."-'Bosto nTranscript.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

1t is evident that wolfgang Won
Kapp bit off more than he could
mastcate when he ribbed up his
revolution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
County Commissioners.

D. C. Hybarger announces that he
10 a candidate for county commits
sioner, Central district, subject to
the democratic primary.
NJ NJ Driskill announces that he is
a candidate for county commission
er, Central district), subject to the
democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

Seeing a woman standing in the
middle Of the street, on busy cor.
ner, calmly reading a book while
she waited for a car, with murder
Gus flivvers flying about, we nat
urally wonder whether she was a
candidate for initiation into the Sui
eide club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
Sheriff
County Clerk

J. H. (BUDl GIBBS Announces
that he is candidate for Sheriff,
subject to the democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

Matt Sankey announces that he is
a candidate for sheriff, subject to the
action OF Democratic voters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

Careless pedestrians, as we'll as
reckless drivers, need to take some
lessons in the science of safety-first,
No, the doctors haven't discover
ed any serum that will make you
immune to spring fever.
However, it will tend to tone up
your system if you will go out and
work in the garden or get rake
and clean up the yard and alley.
81 Simp says he notices that he Is
never as energetic when he feels
lazy.
Civic improvement is in the air
in Chickasha this spring. It's time
to pretty-up your place.
And don't fail to harvest your
bagworms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

A Crucial Test
Now that we are settled in our
new home" said the bride, don't
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19

Also, we're hoping that the strike
win be settled before Roy Smith
comes around to ask us for hand
out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-19
"Gets-It" Stops Pain Immediately
and Corns Go Quick.

The way to handle corns is the
tried and proved "Gets-It" way
the way that millions have found
reliable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Foe. The bout was stopped n the
SECOND after DeFoe had driven Nor
gan INTO the ropes for the second
time The third boU- wrlc.4 ~as
scheduled between Eddie hlngs.'ury
and Young Pu,len was nor stage as
the latter failed 10 appear
The final match between Danny
Lorraine. formerly Of Augusta, and
Tommy Moore Of Providence. r. l..
was the li1e-saver Of the evening go
ing TWO stI-round bouts 70 a draw
II the last -wo rounds Of the first
bout Moore appeared 10 nave III
better Of Lorraine but n the ana' SIX
Danny came back strong bur W. IN
ahie 70 land his famous havrla Ter
and Jne bout ended with the poi- Is
about even. Both bcZers worked
hard throughout and aside frru n.
monotorv If mucn cl:nccLcg and
close iufghring gave the fans a good
exhibition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Constance Sinney Plays Wallace
ae'c Close Seconc = -.,n S--s-e
To-Day - Tightening 5ryce" Pulls
Them from the Seats-Co-7e Ea-.v

The person VINO misses Cuusf Anu"
Bi-ner It ner Rea.art picru.-a. -Ei-sl-
Whiie Susan, misses q lot We can
assure YOU. What ABOUT Wallace
Reid?
Q.-Is Wallace Eelc related - IA.
Reid. The famous playwright ~. ri
A.-Ies. he IS lis son. Wallie Mad
his first public appearance as 1 child
n one of his fathers plays
Q-Who IS Wallace Reds leading
woman H. J
A--Wanda Eaw4sy aas Die "a
leading female -oles II several If MS
pictures. including his iatast. Don
bic Speed and The Lur-e,,v Man.
Docs Tully Marshal always
play hsavies"-E :.
Ale departs rom this CUSTOM in
Waliace Reds la-esr picture.
Double Speed" n which he PLAYS
q bank president Hitherto ~ rs
almost always played characters u
various low sorts. He established a
reputation for this kind Of work in
the stage version OF The CITY. i,
which ne played the dope fend
us ailace Reid rlarcleC. C
R
A--Tes. His wife is Dorothy Dav-
export former motion picture star
Q-What did Wallace Ra,d DC :,a-
fore ne went lntD pictures"-R. "
Ale pursued various careers
having been newspaper man. enri-
nter. rancfer, actor II his faeh.er's
plays. then scenario writer for Dic-
rures- Soon after ne entered lie
heic he was given leading role with
I+e'aicire Fa~-'ar by Cecil 2. D.
Mile. who recognized His talent
Shortly after TINS he was promo, ad
To sta-uum. and has since appea-s.d
resa.arly II Paramount A--c-a =
Pictures.
See him al the Strand today a. :. 81
6 IL and s45-A1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
AMISEMENTS
wings or rne Morninr" is Great
Picture But =. 8. Warner is T'1e-
win "A Fugitive tram Matrlro-y"
a,so-Oont Miss This One, ks
Great

Bill rar'rlrn scnrea leavl.y IT,
The Johnson opera house vest erc..:! h
but there were others. Il z. Warner
IN "A Fug1E~e From Ma-~.nn0r~"
made more friends. and these added
(. 20 those he already had, made a -
-nat few movie stars can boast #.
Il B. Warner ii the -vpe of d.
clery Gra-na that made him famous.
She thought she had snaggad q
handsome or-gia--bu- he was 0n.r
a millionaire
Some families grow mellow wiz
ag@wniie others spoil.
You cant stay mp N The al Win
our = sky-pllot
= comedy drama If a millionaire
bachelor. Z convict. ana : CIR, wng
couldn't De blufed
DOM II n ~ from -le lo7-e--,5ot.
Kid Cupld IS The ace u bringing
down confirmed bachelor c-ae-
See farnun. Wa-ner ana he -luvG
COMEDY. lis some SHOW ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Boys NIGHT
Observed by Augusta
ROtarians
A. Regular Meeting FRIDAY Evening
IT Augusta House-Speakers. john
z. Neison. William r. Wood arc
F-ans q. Condor Give Splendid
Addresses-Many Bows Present as
Guests

Augusta Rotary manifested its
deep and heartfelt interest IN BOYS
and N the welfare Of boys al its reg
uIar meeting on Friday evening a.
tae Augusta House when the SECOND
Boys Night" was observed L was
: splendid program. one that had a
specia! appeal 20 the many boys VINO
were present as guests Of the eve
ming. and everything was done 10
make me boys feni at home There
was z large attendance of members
and guests.
Following 4 sumptucus Rotariar
supper. President Elaine ( Tiies
ca.led The meeting 10 order. speak
ing Of the fine ~eprasen taclon Of boys
present and sta-lns that ne hoped
they would ENJOY the Rota-inns as
well as The Rcta-ials enjoyed nav
ing them present The Fox Broth
ers Orchestra. consisting Of Marin
f'nz. vloliUist: William Fox pianist
and Howard Ine-lhaIn. drummer.
rendered several popular selections
II a fine manner Dwight = Higgins
sang ne selection. 'W- here Is Ny
Wandering Boy Tonight - every
che present joining on the chorus
tn" SELECTION. Go Slow and Easy. .
was sung bv Henry Bangs and vas
accorded warm applause
A icr-cr rom Secretary Libby OF
me Uu-ssrvIlls Rotary Club was reno
by President Vilss. n which the up-
river club accepted the Augusta
clubs invitation 20 De present as
guests. and The next meeting, Marc..
). was selected as the date for their
visit.
Sec-eta-- Lang announced the fol-
owing committee for The Dlstr1c-
Convention ~ Rotary which will ne
held March 20 and 81 III Springfield.
Mass. Ivan L. Lang. William G
Boo-hbr Charles 3. Paine Lester 3
Howard and William & Williamson.
The usuai Rotary custom If IN
reducing guests al the meeting was
then carried out. after winch the
boys present pu; across a li-rle stunt
full Of fun and good iluror Pres
dent Tiles Introduced his son. Wi
finr-, Parson TIles. falling him that
49, --AIr- " a. k-f'-L- his IL lJINSiGt'
Owe" and X was his privilege 70 call
upon an-une present for any line Of
entertainment or 10 ask them an
GElesLions- Principal Fred Nash 81
the Cuny High school was selected
and was asked a question very sim
liar 20 the old conund;arn How Old
Is Ann - Both the question and the
4nsv-er "-s wears" when by the
way, was mt the Riddles answer
drew much laughter. anG the boys
gave Mr. Nash three lasty cheers
The regular Rotary session -
summed. President Elaine yiies stated
tliat the OCCASION was the animal
Bows Night and he introduced as the
first speaker Of tie evening, A-fur-
nsy John Z. Nelson. who IN a talk
sparkling viii o-atory spoke on "The
Relation of Father TO Son
M. Nelson SAID that in anpraacn-
ing -llr subject lie had Thought of a
hundred things thar a father ouxh,
to dn. but II lad then occurred To
hlm that his talk was IN he ,inssad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

The Buy Scouts Of Ma~!a C.a-.l
=-amma- scnooi W. n-sncl.la u x
8-ge!ow scour-r.as-er = ,..a-ge -..n-
-.areo Aaliov=I' Pos American -.s.glur,
: 7ui;r..-.-. .aaCaet III n OF T la.
as- evening u CT clock T5ilpwln:-
me BANQUET d shor- r...k WIS -naae ~
Arthur Merrill Of Aug2st4 on -he We
tl--" o. ne 1rgiLn .zatiun. Tnst CON-
nlanCier C.--! Ald-:cn and Arthur y
BiElirw rr.a,e interesting -.-nla-ls 1
rising VOTE OF thanks WIS extended the
youngsters -c- prov ding such : SUI
SANTA nea, and -.egz-n: evening
F0r-- 5ur scouts were m ilZad 10 iunk
4its" ne welfare If the diners Those
pres-.c.. Jf ne American legion wee
Harold NJ. -ibne-es. Stephen. -~un.n.
.oDs-. Cnnnhs. Harold Jordan. A--.1l-
Merrill. TAR :. AIurlch, Arthur -.eor-
l-t:. ~aeslr ..-cnu.. Eornc- jordan
Donald 7 Wood. ~sa-.rs ~has,.. -
-llG- Moor. Eniand Tara-y. E.reco.. :
Weeks. %a1nee a. ~~3ngr1 fZ4~ r Ca
.aEhe- A-~t. :. w-!-e. il.-.--a-3l r
ca Harold u. L~-a--:aI E-ope-. 70
~e-, A-pncnso -he--1e-. T5a-o,a U...-a.
Ss.-:2ue. Jordan Curtis EncA.c,..
E..-v-,lu-la ( anton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
CONY LOSES TO
SANFORD 81 TO "A
CONY 2ND WINS

Conv LOST her second basEe-ba I
game Of the season FRIDAY evening 10
Sanford hIgt by q score of = 70 -.
The game was staged IN AssernD =
nall OF -he high school. The Fed and
White die not play w 10 their asua.
standard, the nen seemed lacking i!
pep" and their passing was of the
wild e--atlc variety Cnuy missed
Knowles al guard. he being uuanie 10
ne n he lineup On account oI illness.
During the latter par Of the second
half CCnv stlOwed q lash OF speed
and drive the visiror. na-d. bu+ were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Church OF The Eniv Cross Rev Ing
aun Qulnbr. r. D. pastor. No--tn g
service. worship a. lo.5o. SunGar schnn!
ar TI.4s
Methodist Episcopal Ee-h.-. Dow
minister: 1926. morning wr-~n- with
sermon hv 1ha pas1nr: = Ia Sunday
scnonl: e-i6. Epwor-h League. pee
PIE popular service win sneria. vuca4
ana inHfrumeutal music prayer meet
ns Wednesday, evening a. 20
First Church Of Christ ScIe-1ris- 10 4.
subject Of lessUn-se-mon Mind mid
wssn SERVICES "Wednesday al 7Sh : M
Seading -oorn II cne church open 10
Ine pubic "Wednesday from 70 ! Fra.
ctrcuIAr.Hr .bra-- Of authorized. CHRIS
ian Science lirera -ure
Christ church. Rev. Eope-t Plant is,
suncs- IN 1en-1 Holy communion n
10 trnerlt morning PRAYER and sermon
a. D.3 church school a. T. evening
PRAYER al :
Ranuol1n Methodist E.piscupa! church
Rev j. Pa--- Irving pastor r0H 4
NJ. preaching by pastor lib Pibic
school; ?. N, Epworrh Leneue 2
VI. Illustrated sermon "~h-iEtiu1, p-oE-
ress with illustrated song. PRAYER
messing "wednesday evening Service in
East Ptrrsfun 3setnociHr .pi~curya.,
church SUNDAY afternoon AZ o cipcg
Winter Street Aduent CHAPEL. Rev.
z. Tirnner:age viii preach IL 90 ana
: o'ciucb.
[ niversalisi church. Rev Milo G Fol
som: heguiar morning service al lc3h.
theme The Irsarnst Fear IN me
World" union church n. i -. TlnIp-
7. ?. c. L at 8; Senior : 2. c T ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Charles =. ODDS

Charles B---an Hobbs born III E 5-
cagset. Cc- - - ISIS. d4sG n Ea..o-
well, Fen. ~ 1915.
Mr.. Hobbs 9cnle 70 lAliOwea II rs
-nu--., ana mas lived r1leI. peacefl..
lie Win Is Iii r;lest- ear. . pr
more r..ua ~ yeas IN or-Ive husIl ass
OF the s--'Hnt and tor more -Ai-1 ~
vea--s n ne same store. ne has ou--
..red evrrr merchant, except enc
who Wiz u business when 4e Started.
H was an active member Of ne
.de1 hot.lsI Episcopal cuurch and ia.
MANY YEARS q charter member III
5Rnborr Lodge. 7 O. Q, z. ana i
member II the cirv government [nr
5evaral Gears. Neva- 0f.ensi-eN- &c
--v-- In politics he was always Iowa.
I'D ne Republican par-v. NJ which an
VS. : mem ner Ceniai and n;.asa.lc.
j. mace ,nEnv 1,Iends. especia.lv
..rnnng -ne -oucgar people His tasi
days. ,ihp LIS wnoie life ware neace-
n G2vs. arf IL F.-t-l -4 sleep guietlE
WIFI al. me members Of his IAN l.
VIII In
- II survived By : :dCw An
= Fi"nus and lhra. children. NJ.
Ida n. Stevens at Winthrop MI.
Blanche II Spaulcing q Ea.io-r.--'
ana E.aT'e N Hobbs OF 3a.lcweT
who was rle-1lh..~ nr -Ae S..rn-7..
Maine E-ng-7ner-. afterwards he lua..
-HtanI-y " m .6ta Division. al
wao Il naw assistant Z. -ae soura
Pnr-lana H.Gl school and d cea@7e'
n =" Portland Hlgh mgr, scnooi
TIL. c.r,2-ns If 5alow-u held n
-abns N Ugh -aspact, ana rt1.-ir
s'-nlpa.r~ Az LIS line goes 0u; 10
Ills -~.a--vt.s and asEoc.a.es
s-r'.-" will he held a, The nome
Slna2v afternoon II . o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

The Community Chorus has 1rovic-
81 4 pleasing enraI'-a l;lnen- for nezr
,donday evening. ne proceeds 81
winch ~ II he etven ~ tie BenJa-
MT E. smith Post, american legion
capt Janc =. Le Ms.I-.,ur French
1iLison officer ltslcer who was WITH
the 18th Division and VINO was pres
an IL GE~diner = : guest 4 -Ae we!-
carne nome g:ren our returning SUI
die-s. viii speak Keith RYAN and
The Community Ct,o~ls VII ouna1ae
with the frs AIMED . NIKE Z worn
.rE.Ia evening. see I-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Bangor Still Eiockaaec

Bangor. Ne. FEB. @.-St-ee, ca r-a>-
ic here was completely ned ID bv
Thursday Storm and there viii De no
care operated unril sa-u-Ga~ Trims
Oh ne Bangor K A-onsropk nave all
been discontinued ur-.I further orders.
Maine Ger tral rams a--;''ed late mis-
morning and rwo trans eft eor the
west One train was started for Vance
pn-o and one Tor Ear aa-3er but no
trains were rim 10 Buckspur- Or Old
Town. An electric chr became sraIIe.j
AZ North Bangor yesterday ae-errl oon
and Tx passenrers we-e Obliged ro nass
the night in the car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Lorraine-MOOre
Bout Good Draw
Prelir1ls Are Tame

a far sized crowd Witnessed the
boxing exhibitions given Under the
auspices of -he Lorraine 4. g. last
evening Al City Hall.
In the preiiminaries the cunrest-
ants were 80 poorly matched that the
results were rather unsatisfactory
The first preiiminary between nung
Ease Cnre Of Augusta and Kid Chase
uf Bath was shor: and sweet Cote
sending Chase 10 the u.a. cnr the
count IN the second round. The ser
ond bout between Eddie DeFoe and
Morgan. II Ruckland. Wis aven more
one-sided. Morgan pu, mp Z game
defense bur WIS outweiEheC by De-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Eowcnin HeviVes lnterscnuiastIc De-
batting League

BrunswIck- Ne. Fen. .0-The
nowdoln College Debating Counci,
announced TINS evening mat the In
Jerschoiusuc DECLARING League. which
was discontinued during the war. ms
been revived and -aat -t-ae schools.
Conv high NJ Augusta. Jordan nI-n
Of Lewiston ana Portland hlch. would
enter leans IL cor11patirlun for the
'"T,ng I'D winch VII Il. awarded
.- . trophy this veu~ T-e cornell
mas assigned Us coacl:as for tl..
schools Joseph I. Badge. II OF
T'ltcsfeid for Cnny high Easar {.
Taylor, 20. Of De-~v, y. L.. eor
PORTLAND hlgh; ana Staniar II Cor
don. go. af L!lnn, Y. Y. for Jordan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Holiday hours AZ .ne fosrcfF7ce
MONDAY

Washington bIr-hdar vii be obse-v-
81 Mon = a. me p-s off, n The usaa.
holiday hours II effect The Office vii
oe spen rom a NJ 70 70 A N ana
rom SO ?. II. 70 80 = Vi The CIT
and the z. r =. carriers Will MAZE No
deliver but The :.sual : ? NJ coilec-
LON will be made The money order
window VII. be closed al GU.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Mrs. Frank Young

Ms. Ma-ceIln c. wife Of Frank
Young. passed away about $3.50 Fri
C4v afternoon Al her home d. No. .
North street place. She was 90
-aa-s Of age. She s survived by ner
husband and a Young daughter.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nuunced later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

NJ. Nelson address was given
rounds Of applause and The speaAa.-
vas ElTaa rising vote Of apprec.4
tlUn- Ills address was filed VIZ
splendid suggestions regarding III
relationship Of father and son. a.
was also me -aIk gwen Try Rev. Wa
liam z. Wood, the next speaker Of
the evening
Aotarian Wood spoke Of n Rota-:a~
as man vino Is AL there w-tus4 ewes
ara open 10 all rna- he ought u
See SO tha- ne CIT play L manly mar:
on tnt stage of life whose ea-s AT.
open 70 hea- al tlat ne should near ID
leave the world better than ne fnurc II
The Rota-ian has his eves omen To-
the better
Buf here IS one business he pointed
oEt- that ove-tops eve-v other business
That is me business Of making men
the biggest business in the world The
success q all other busi1ess in the
world waits on This. How stall this DE
met" From what shHg men b. made"
There IS only one kind Of raw rna.e-inl
for the manufacture OF manhood am
thai is 5orhuoG- VIVA. you want in
The man. put in the boy. The H. a!g ana
prlnc:nies which ara il The mi-d " thu
hoy and the things thai will determine
the surt OF q man ne becomes
In me course o; ms address Rev Nj
Wood gave he following Suggestions
TO parents To keep the boy IN schuoi
10 Keep Tie boy al cnur"i aad 10 helm
him find his proper roca ion in life
The great truths VI Res Ii Wood $
remarks were keeniv appreciated ~
everyone n attendance anu n, WI
gwen warm Cvatlrn
Rcta-ian Frank z Condor. s..cr,.ta =
Of the Augusta : NJ { A was the
irrru uce' anG he explained the --1e-hoI
OF 'cha--ing' Z boy thai ne NAV %.
made square" or tW Der cent ps-ee,.-
in the fonr E-eH: departments Of life
the inteilecrua' the service the dew
iona. and che ri;vsira. Ard Ar Cor
ann explained now in relation 10 thu
cna--iDE a man without son Of his
own NM take under ms ETlid~nre . b, E
whn has M pRreu;a. and Influence m
direct this boy So ne ma D.cnrn. a "a
per cent 7e-fec- man M Condor Is
ta.k held the close attention Of nj.
a VERY at iovahle nurlne- on M nm
sical program WIS me song 'T Am Go
ing Back 10 NJ Horne in Birmingham -
sung b- Walter Ch.-nowsnv E.nta,-.,
Songs wee sung by !, dirnrtca b,- M
stcal pir~"ror !. : ATacNicnoI Wiz,
Unitarian =, II Adam as acrunuc,-
.st
1 new member IF Eata-r Thomas I
Il, Smith af ne Cus.;noc Paper CO
was introduced and gwen Entart:-
greeting.
And The meeting was adjourned ae-s-
the singing Of America" by all p-escr,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
American Legion Meeting

a meeting OF Gardinar Pest
American Legion. held Thursday
evening. IL was voted that the name
Of the Post be changed 10 the Ben
Jamin z. Smith Posi-, the above be-
ing the name Of the first man from
here, killed in action. Smith was
killed by gas smell a. Aprsmonr
Eli On MAY 10. 1878 He enlisted as
a volunteer in the Old Second Maine
and atterward became member Of
Co. "A 1G3rt; Infautrv. Ee was che
son Of Herbert Smirl, who resides ON
Northern avenue. Farmingdaie
Another important item of business
transacted during the evening WIS
the presentation Of the resignation an
Post commander If n. Tudor Car
diner. which was -eg-etfuliy Accept
eel Vice Commander Lio--d "a der
wood viii be n charge until the eigD-
ton gf new commando
The boys are requested To meet al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Mrs EIffie NJ. wite OF Clarence =.
Pn;lbrick Of "a GanneLt street, died
vnrr suddenly about O'Clock Friday
evening. aged - years She was the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. r Nc
htnnon. Besides hsr husband and
pnren-s she is survived by TWO sis
t,.rs and TWO brothers.
Funeral arrangements vii! be an
nOEncaG later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Q. B-vce Little. a member Of the
Capital City Male Quartet VIII give
TWO sDios al the American Legion
memorial services n Gardiner sun
Gay afternoon. when the certificates
from the Trench government will Dc
presented the next Of KIN Of the boys
VINO dice II France Mise Emily
Burbank. crgauis. AZ The Nauona.
soldiers Home. will accompany Mr.
Little II MS TWO numbers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

lewiston. Me, Fen. a-Louis ~ JACK.
ATTORNEY and iumhe-1nan Of Lisbon
Fails. and former president Of the state
b0a-d q Trade. announced today snis
candidate for the Republican noui:a-
ZION for governor o. Mann. his plat
form will be safe control af water
powers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

,:-.s Il Ireland ,lirl F-llay
1pr-nooa a- A4r home VEST -ias-til-
ner. 4@-I IS ears ana 1;n= months.
shc a. ou-- n Caribou. ne dauSh-
.e~ OF Haskell and Cnle BIck1ord
Farnna--l- she is survived 1~ q hus-
Daul AM one son. Funeral services
vii D. n=.G monday afternoon y :
o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Mrs. Evelyn &. Hathaway

Mrs. Evelyn z. Hathaway. widow
Of the late BenIanin Hathaway. died
Thursday evening n this civ aged
- vears. The remains were taken
on rain No. II 1855 iast evening
ID wilton where tunera. services viii
be held and ia-ermen- made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

The committee IN charge Of -hs
Heath Relief Corps Supper wish al
members VINO have been asked 10
furnish food 10 bring II sariy. Mem
bers not solicited rom please bring
muuev