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Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD. IS. :,


Taken this 18th day Of November. 1Sn. on exc
cution dated November 10. ls9l, issued on !,
Court. {S for the County Of Oxford, st the term
thereof begun and held on the second Tuesday
Of October 1921, 10 wit, on the 8rd day OF Novem:
Der, 1871. In favor of Benjamin =. billngs OF
Of Maine, as he is trustee In bankruptcy OF the
estate Of Josiah W. Richardson, OF Woodstock
Aforesaid, who was decreed bankrupt under
the United States Bankruptcy Act OF i ypiy , l.
In he Commonwealth of Msssachusetts. moro
recently Of woodstock, In the County OF Oxford
and State of Maine. but now OF Parts unknown;
for Five Hundred and Seventy BIZ DoiisIs an! ana
Forty Gents debt or damage, and Fifteen Dol;
lars and Twenty-Five cents costs Of suit, and WI!
be sold at public auction on the premises IN saia
Woodstock, to the highest bidder, on the 2lss
day Of December 1891, at ten O'Clock IN the fore;
noon the following described real ss'ase YEA anu Rsr
ney Ieavitt has and had In and to the same on
the 2Sth day Of August, 1915, at five O'Clock IN
the afternoon the time when the same was st
tached on the writ in the same suit, 70 VII.
part Of the Town Of Woodstock known q Pin
Hook, containing one acre, more or less, togetneI
with the buildings thereon, the same being
known as the Ezra Jewell store & RroPefS % Sn,,d,nv,
thereon. containing about forty.eix (iS@ square
rods and formerly owned by the late W. A. Bill
linge, being blacksmith shop ana i0s.
The above described parcels are adjoining ano
include store, stable and blacksmith shop: This
properly Is bounded as follows: :-on the East by
the Main Road leading from Bryant Pond VII
iage to Rumford; Westerly and Northerly by
the Brook and land Of Clarence Smith; on tne
South by land formerly owned by John A. Gal
lison. ..
said Woodstock and In the northerly part Of
said town, known ss Pin Hook, said parcel Of
real estate being fully described In . certain
deed of warranty given to Josiah " Ricnsrdson
recorded in Oxford Records. Book $50. Page l76
and known a. the Plum Orchard.
HARRY D. COLE,
F49e sherin.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Address by Mr.. Davies.

Hon. Howard Davies of Yarmouth,
whose appointment by Governor Baxter
to the position of chairman OF the pubic
utilities commission and bis rejection by
the council four times In succession are
matter OF common knowledge and sub
iect of general comment, addressed an
audience of about fifty interested citizens
at Engine Hall Saturday evening on the
subject, "Who Controls the Governors
Councii?" Mr.. Davies opened bis re-
marks with tribute to Maine, and OK
ford County In particular. The great
undeveloped resources of the state were
set forth, and our special duty to see
that the state is developed along oil lines.
Mr.. Davies then recounted some OF the
matters in connection with which, dur
ing q service of several terms In the leg.
isisture, he had made political enemies
More political enemies were also made In
connection with the water power amend
ment of Governor Baxter presented TO
the legislature last winter. The iegis'
lature refused to submit this amend
ment, whyp Because there seems to Dc
a coalition between the great corpora.
tions and the political organization OF
the state. That to my mind is one OF the
reasons why Maine, with all hsr re-
sources, has not gone ahead faster.
The matter of the nomination for the
public utilities commission, and the sew
ersl reflections by the council, was then
summarized. The council refused to
give their reasons for the refusal. That
is my complaint. They are directly an
swerable to the people, and they had nc
right to refuse to state their reasons. BY
so doing they have insulted every man IL
Maine. The reason they didn't confirm
the nomination was because OF their SUB
serviency to the corporate interests o.
the state. That is my opinion. VIVA
We need in Maine 10 . great peoples
movement, which shall not cease u
work till an end is put to corporation
domination In Maine.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
NORWAY.

Edwin G. Thompson has been In Camp
Mckinley, Stoneham, hunting deer.
Stephen o. Jefferson OF this village
and Thomas N. Huston Of Portland are
at Bemis hunting. They are stopping
at the Cummings camp. Mrs. Jefferson,
Mrs. Edwin Cummings and Miss Ruth
Cummings are also at the camp.
Lewis r. Buswell had two fingers bad.
~ injured while cranking . Ford car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cloudy were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norris at Augusta
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Victorine Blanchard has been
spending Q few days In Norway. She
came from her summer home In Ando-
YER and has now gone to her winter home
In Weston, Mass.
John Walker, who has spent the sum.
mer In Poland Spring, is with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. D. Hosmer.
Miss Clye h. Kicker, state field nurse
for the Maine Baby Saving Society, who
has been making q child health survey
in Norway, South Paris, West Paris and
Oxford for the past two months, has
gone to Bethel. A. j. Torsleff, execu-
live secretary of the society, 10 In the
village and neighboring towns trying to
establish and maintain baby clinic.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given W. T. Smith Wednesday evening,
the occasion being his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Whitney Of Old
Orchard are guests of Mr.. Whitney's
mother, Mrs. Arthur Hebbard.
Mrs. I. w. Dow returned from Port
land Wednesday, where she had been
visiting several days.
additional Norway news on page ~
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Nm. Evelyn Briggs Of Bethel visited
relAeives In town lat vask.

Nm. Evelyn Briggs Of Bethel visited
relatives In town last week.
Percival r. Bragg spent some three
days In Augusta last week on business.
There will be no union Thanksgiving
service this year, the several churches
having their regular mid.week prayer
meetings on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Butts entertained
she Kupple Klub Monday evening with
2 venison supper, the vsnison being
nom deer recently shot BY Mr.. Butts
ct Kipghsld.
Everybody remember that Dec. let IN
the date OF the Christmas sale at the
Congregational vestry under the auspices
OF the Q. K. Society. A cafeteria supper
will be served with all good things on
the menu. In the evening the comedy
sketch six "Kleptomaniaos" will be
given with the following cast:
Mrs. Reynolds, an advertiser for klepto.
Ine1 WSiss friend Isea Fssnss sasDss
Clara nisS Reynolds the real q, klsp.Ssms,.
also maker Of dne costumes; cutter
NJ ana oaster, r,.---;----,---;..- Annie Muzzy
nails and gives facial MASSAGE
Bertha Clifford
Bridgette de Flanagan. kleptomanatic
who can trace her descindents back
a. far "a liver they made them,.
Harriette Barnes
Crocus Washington Jones, q kleptoluniac
Iecomen'ed by Pres'den' Roosfelt;
has seen Booker Washington pass
Iva Cutting
Madam Toilette, who had hoped to be ze
widow Of ten men, but Ia re widow
OF only one, Ida Fletcher
Jennie. maid who doesn't Ike esprit
ing", Ruth Bolster
Carry Brown, der fyin' angel Beryl Silver
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Died.

In Paris, Nov. 10, Mrs. Mary B. Davis, for
merly of Haverhill, Mass, aged 81 years.
In Paris. Nov. II, Edward Lowden Paris
In South Paris, Nov. Is. Mrs. Ellen Taylor
aged 81 years.
In Auburn, Nov. Is, Mrs. Marcena W. Par
sons, formerly Of Hebron, aged "a years.
In Buckneld. Nov. 10. Mfs. Ernest sanborn
In Rumford, Nov. Is. Noel Levssseur. aged
II years.
In Rumford. Nov. II, Miss Rose Campbell
aged 10 years.
In Berlin. n. a., Nov. Z. Dele Cole. formerly
of Paris, aged 80 years. :,
In Denmark, Nov. 9, John Colby, aged q
years.
Of Andover, aged "a years; = o-...
In Auburn, Nov. Is, Mrs. Maude q. Crans
formerly Of Hebron, aged 8 years:
In Hebron, Nov. Ii, Adolph walters OF DIX
In Dfx6eid. Nov. II. Philstus W. Torrey, aged
In East Bridgewater, Mass. Nov. Mrs
Emma B. Hodgman, aged so years.
In welchvilie, Nov. 9, Mrs. Abbie Ella Brown
In West Lowell. Nov. IL. Ralph D. Chute. aged
In Harbor, Nov. z, Mrs. Amanda seavey.
In Milton, Nov. Is, Mrs. Ida Bean.
In Rumford, Nov. l6, Lucy Yam Kous HI, agec
years.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
State of Maine.
70 all persons interested In either Of the estate
hereinafter named:

70 all persons interested In either OF the estase'
hereinafter named: 81
At q Probate Court held at Paris, In and
Of November, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty.one: The
following matters having been presented ior inc
action thereupon hereinafter indicated,
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given 70 oil persons IN
terested by causing copy OF this order 70 De
published three weeks successfully IN tne & On,
ford Democrat, q newspaper published AZ Soutn
n sS soaS9 County, 10 my ss .aa The
third Tuesday Of December, A: D. 1871. at nine
of the clock in the forenoon, and be heard there.
on II they see cause.
Flora e. Martin late Of Paris, deceased; |;
VIII and petition for probate thereof ana s1S aP sSs
same to act without bond % expressed IN SAID
win presented by said ". Scott Martin, the exec
utor therein named.
Abby E. Brown late Of Oxford. deceased; |;
viii and petition for probate thereof and the up:
pointment Of Edmund A. Brown % executor OF
said VIM presented BY said Edmund a. Brown
the executor therein named.
Laura A. Holman late Of Paris, deceased !
win and petition for probate thereof presentea
| by Harry n. Shaw, the executor therein nameo.
Daniel Hall late of Auburn, In the County
| of Androsooggin, deceased; win and petition i0r
probate thereof and the app1insme&nt & Or sd TroH ~
Of the estate Of said deceased. presented by a.
| B. Hall, brother, tho executor named therean
declining 70 act.
Orlando Irish late Of Hartford, deceased;
petition that Leon o. Irish or some other suisa.
6le person be appointed as administratof Of the
| estate Of said deceaSod presented ~ saio hoon
O. Irish, SON and heir.
L aak - Ne
cessed; petition that Albert v. Brown or some
Other suitable person be appointed - admins.
trator Of tho estate of said DECEASED presented
by Albert v. Brown, brother and heir.
Paul Ikalainen late Of Paris. deceased; pc
ttion that wsltsr l.. Gray or some other suita
Bile person be appointed - sd%nisSrss9r g n o. ~ p
estate of said deceased presented py Sonn q
McKeen. creditor.
Il Lyman II. Deughraty late Of Paris. de
cea:ad: petition thas Lou n. Daughrsty be up
lpoiptod . administratrtx Of the estate OF sait
6ocessed to act without bond presented by sai'
Lou N. Daughraty, widow.
wallace g. Everett late Of Paris. deceased
petition for m allowance out Of personal essas
presented BY Lisxie 3. EvereR' WIDOW.
4 Augustus g. Morse late Of. Waterford. d
oseoed: hrst account preQented Tor Allowance o.
Bertrsnd d. NoIntire. administrator.
zylpha Allsn Of Runiord. aduls x,sd; ?:
! titicn Tor license 70 eel and convey real eesss
J. presented By Frank n. Allen. guardian.
w.ltsr L. swifs late Of Greenwood. d,
cassed: pefition for an allowance out Of pexeonl
sstste presented BY Matte L. swffs widow.
. witness, W. b. NEWELL. Judge OF .sl q
tSird Tueeday Of November In tho year OF o.
: Lord one thousand nine hundred ana Mensl
ens.4s ALBARF D. PARK. Rsgsas.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
MRS. Ellen Taylor.

After some years of increasing feeble.
nass but with NO apparent disease, MRS
EIlsn Taylor died Friday at the home OF
her son. Frank A. Taylor, In South fas.:.
Mrs Tsvlor was the daughter OF Otis
and Martha Dudley Biokneii OF buSs. Ss.
asId. and VAS born Jaly IL, 1S4O. ons
married. Albion Taylor, and they hvoo
for . while in Buokfisld. afterwsrd NOV.
Inc Inc 70 Paris, They were on two or three
d,sisrent @ farms In the town, and tnon
s.ns into South Paris village, thirsy'nVe
Mr.. Taylor died yesrs ago. sne raves ,nD
ons son. Frank A. Taylor. Anosher son
wss accidentally fatally shos wnsn s..a S'
..sn - vssrs Of age, and . daughter aleo
.oon after birth. There are sso ,w1
crsndohildrsn and one great-granacn,.isu., .s !.
Srs. Tsylor Was the last survivor o. sne
ch,Idrsn of Otis Bicknell. and her neas.
s.t surviving relatives in that famiiy s,e
two nephews, Frank E. DeCoster oi No''
vav and w. B. DeCoster OF faris. .hs
Mrs. Taylor was memoos y,
son,h Paris Baptist church, ana nei
IN neral Sunday afternoon WAS ssteoeSo
h, Rsv. ]. L. Wilson, the pastor OF sus
cSnroh. The bearers were d. W. Dsns,
W Sor r. L. Noyes, Wesley Hammond sno
Clsyton Churchill. Burial Was IN h'vs''
l sida-
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
High School Fair.

The annual fair OF South Paris High
School was held at Grange Hall Friday
afternoon and evening, and the affair in
all its features was testimonial to the
zeal and enthusiasm with which the
students had gone into 1t, as we'll as the
satisfactory responses which they got in
their requests for assistance.
On the stage, which was prettily deco
rated in white with yellow flowers, the
seniors served ice cream. Under their
auspices also q fortune teller revealed
marvellous things In a duly darkened
tent.
The Dutch booth was conducted by
the juniors, under the charge of Miss
Martsl. This was devoted principally
to fancy work and aprons. The girls In
the booth wore Dutch headdresses, and
q windmill raised its wings overhead.
In charge of Mrs. Turner, the sopho-
mores conducted the log cabin booth,
which was realistic in its makeup.
Here were sold vegetables, canned goods,
home made candy, food, etc.
The freshmen, 10 charge OF Miss Park,
conducted the Japanese booth, where
candy was sold, and tea and cocoa were
served. The booth had genuine Japan
ese look, and the girls who served were
most OF them In Japanese costume.
A supper was served in the grange
dining room at 8 o'clock, and the tables
were then reset and another supper was
served at I o'clock. The tables were
filled at each supper. and the supper was
one of the best ever set out for q public
affair In the place, and was the subject
Of general mplimentary comment.
Later in the evening an entertainment
was given by the school, under the direc-
tion of Miss Helen NJ. Barnes, the super.
visor of music. There were several
selections by the high school orchestra,
| which received enthusiastic and deserved
applause. The young people certainly
play remarkably well. Other numbers
included piano duet by Dorothy Den.
nison and Lulie Kennagh, a piano duet
by Hester Ordway and Laura Brooks, q
violin duet by Laura Brooks and Doris
Judd, and readings by Miss Waloh ol
Westbrook, who Is teaching at East OK
ford.
Some stock remaining at the booth'
was auctioned of by Mr.. Park after th'
entertainment.
The financial returns from the fair car
not be definitely stated as yet, but they
will probably be two or three hundred
dollars.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Brick School.

The following pupils bad 100 per cent
in spelling the past week:
Grades, Lena Davis, Doris Marston,
Roy Young, Estella Thurlow, Mamie
Cummings, Bertha Bowker, Marion
Davis, Shirley Bean, Warren Stearns,
Henry Plummer, Henry SWEET, Lillian
Edwards, Dorothy Dean, Ella Churchill.
Grade I, Toini Cummings, Cecil Alb
bott, Ruth Brown, Alpha Thayer.
Grade 8, Clifford Russell, Lenise Cum
minps, Olive Marston, Philip Maxim,
Kenneth Davis, Stella Mills, Clarence
Bumpus, Earl Mills, Edwin Whitney,
Marion Allen, Eaino Heikkinen, Wiida
Cole.
Grade s, Lawrence Cushman, Gerald
inc Farrar, Evelyn Record, Ernest San
born. an
observe Thanksgiving by q Thanksgiv
ing play entitled "The Meaning oi
TSapks9iying." The cast Of charaoter'
are an follows:
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Wood Wanted.

About 100 cords of green wood
wanted for schools, ETC., delivered in
South Paris village. In your bid
state kind of wood, grade and price.
All bids win be opened Dec. 3rd,
1921, and any and all are subject to
rejection. Send all bids at once in
sealed envelopes to
A B. GARCELON,
Eupt. Schools, South Paris, Maine
k7.A
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
A District Nurse In Prospect.
COMMUNITY CLUB, L. L. MASON AND RET
CROSS WILL CONTRIBUTE.

Two votes of importance and an un-
anticipated and welcome announcement
marked the special meeting Of the Com
munity Club held last Monday. The
announcement, made by Mrs. l.. L..
Mason, was that II the club would raise
$500 for q district nurse, Mr.. Mason
would contribute an equal amount. The
club after full expression of opinion by
the members present voted to contribute
the amount nsmed, in two installments
of $3.50 each. There is also available
for the same purpose something like
$500 of Red Cross funds. The organize
ton of the Southern Oxford Chapter of
the Red Cross is not to be continu ed,
but funds on hand can be used locally
for health work.
The club also voted to give 500 to the
library fund. The club has quite sum
of money on hand, the proceeds OF Its
fair.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Community Club Notes.

EFT. Clifford, who was to speak TO
the club st the meeting of Nov. ~, 10
unable to come on that date, and the
program committee has been fortunate
In securing Hugh Pendexter OF Norway
10 AM tho vacancy. Mr.. Pendexter Will
take for his subject, "story Writers and
the Moving Pictures. Nj. Pendexters |.
vrItiups. both magazine articles and
books. have been widely read, and CLUB
msmbers will be delighted with the
opportunity to hear our Oxford County
The meeting of December IS has been
changed to Dec. Q.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Baptist Ladies' Aid.

At the annual meeting OF the South
paris Baptist Ladies' Aid the following
officers were chosen:
Pres.-Julia z. Morton. ..,,.,,
Sec.-Nrs. Ines Hollis;
Troas.-Annie Edwards.
tIoWcr Com.-Mrs. Agnes Hurch. q NJ
IT. Com.-Mrs. Mary stuars Ms " VI "o1'
ton, and the ofacers OF the sooiey'
The executive committee have ap-
pointed the following committees:
work-Nrs. Madge Dennieon, 1rs. aasHe l
acuid. MISS Annie Edwards, Mrs. Eva fsfhn'
Mrs. Katie Ames.
ahutin-Nrs. Carrie Wilson, Mrs: AEnea
rnrcS. Irs. Susis WymAn, Nm. VIVA Nees'
Manbernhip-kys i. @. Hog>ee.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Notice 70 Tax Payers.

r, .osordancs with the laws for the
WESTON ~ Of taxes, It will be necessary
for me to advertise Ill reai s.ssso sNs. I Hsc
vhIch taxes are not paid oetoFs LOU
l0sn: IAN b. at wss, Paris November sSd
and Nov. 80th. c.,,..,o,
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
A household remedy In America for y years
DR.. Thomas Eclectic OIL. For cuts, sprainss
burns, scalds, bruises. 800 and coo. At al drus
Born.

In North Paris, Nov. II, to the wife Of Arthur
Allen, Q daughter.
In South Paris, Nov. u. 70 the wife Of Roland
b. Haggett q SON, James Elmer.
In South Paris, Nov. 1b, 10 the wife Of William
b. Bray, daughter, Barbara Jane. =.
In Waterford, Nov. II. to the wife Of Harold
Miliett, daughter.
Poland, daughter.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
Married.

In Albany, Nov. 10, Carl Fullerton of Albany
and Mrs. Ethel Keen Of Oxford.
South Paris and Miss Ruth Irene Smith Of Nor.
way.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22

The remaInu6r UI IHo -.
forms the chorus. The play 10 to 90
given In the seventh grade room, ,,ah.h ana
The seventh grade unites with the eighth
IN Bringing vegetables and fruits to De
di.trib1ted among three needy families
in the Brick. Mrs. Harold Fletcher mas
Kindly offered to carry two children
around a. they deliver the baskets.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
CHICKENS.

Can supply dressed chickens, from
three to five pounds. Deliver We'd
nesday. Price 20 cents. Fowl IS
cents.
]. w. S. COLBY,
Al South Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
FOR. SALE.

NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives nstice that he
has been duly appointed administrator OF the
estate of
TREDA A. YORK, late Of Canton,
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds "a the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired 70 present the same for settlement.
and all indebted thereto are requested to make
payment Immediately.
W. L. YORK,
November l, 1871. Canton, Maine.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22

should be treated with Petro-Tsn for quick
healing Removes soreness and swelling.
Economical 10 use. Gcts results where other
treatments have failed. Also for sore teats
boils, chafes, cuts, etc. Price s5c, soc and
$I.oo. Sold BY druggists or send direct 70
Z the manufacturer, Dr.. c. n. Merrill, South
Pariac Maine. ,yAvE 90 st
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22
SOUTH PARIS.

THANKSGIVING.
.s,l, drink snd be merry for '0-m0rr0" We
4atn
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22

This year we can give you some real good
quality Table linen, material that was almost out
of the market last year. Big values in several
prices ready for your choosing
Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-22

done with this surplus sne ~ an,t,
can it be sold. There was soma sen'
ment In favor of standardized MILK -
M ethod of equalizing price. Inc ioio"
| ing officers were elected:
| Pres.-D. A. Bisbee, Canton; s...,or
Sscnrscs Commistee-C. r. Trip, Canton
| point. H. g. Chesley, East SUMNER " 0'
Abbott, Norway.
Tbs Democrat has received copy ..
l.ha Moore Comfy News, printed u
Carthage, N. c., with the foiiowine i.e"
s~or, Southern Pines which will Do OF IN.
,srsss 20 South Paris people: fou caS
.,on % the Clip that Moore County mas ni'
"Ssr N reaches the records made 10 IN.
or three weeks. One day ias,
I vesk Sam Richardson, the mssu ~ =,
Southern Pines, remarked 10 s.o1Hy yor
tro or three men In his omoe. 80 80
nav have heard that this is ivy an,
INT this morning . tourist roiieo -, N y,
he had hardly put his car away .,,S,nr sr mar r
"a. down here asking for . ou"u'nk c,, ryn
NIT. saving that he wanted ~ no. -,
/, -ork on . house right away. psr,.
. -ss George w. Cook, from S09'n Nm.
ws and he is starting 10 build : noI. ~
10, on Connecticut Avenue ana A'
Ss.s.s on Owned by bis daughter, h,'' :
S..,,sv, Mr.. Cook was hunted ~
O hs .as found about hall nour nv
80 N,,s = bill of lumber to man, snI ~
Y s e., hs vas over on the lot iooA'n
: loIt location and preparing 20 50. =.
He said be did not wsrs
os much time, - be iikeo g ~ =.
~ rovIpe. and that when No -
. snlns - hs Scns be liked 70 ges -
. MOI NOT. - .bout the fastest movemeDs :
!. M III hn,,dina line that Moore County =. :.
;. : = -, record, s but u 10 By no means - :"
Ishsd cass."
Arizona republican., 1921-12-11
\ WRONG DIAGNOSE

Doctor-what you need to do, sir. Is to relax You are overworkinE yourself. Too much work and worry will send any man to his grave years before his time. Remember that Your brain is overworked. Now, just what is your occupation
 'Patient-I am a member of con gross.
 Doctor-Lst me examine your pulse Aga1ns must have nraAa . Eiat&.kA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-26
Sand Springs Notes

'.g.-s. .l T' World.
SAND SPRINGS Jan. 25.---MisS
..rn.- Sawyer vino for several
.au,As haas been employed as a
,trrlsrarhcr bv ~ Pierce oil cor
porauou hcro. lett this morning for
New Orleans. La where she VIII
continue her collegiate work in
physical training at Tulane Cniver-
,ily
Miss Willie McGowin. former
sudcu, OF Sand Springs high school
and at present a senior ut Tulsa
rish school. has gone to join her
father at shreveport. La.
Harvey SiNliillcr. star end on the
1890 football team and member Of
'ao Sand Springs high school, is m
and has gone to his home near
Sll.saw.
Th. Colonial Ar, company of
Oklahoma city has been holding an
art exhibit in the new high school
auditorium the past two days. The
rxh.hi, has been we'll attended by
he students OF the school