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TO lJNVE!L TABLET
TO REV. DR.. TRUMP
Quiet Ceremony Sunday At
st. Johns Church.

Sunday morning al st. Johns
Lutheran church, OF which the de-
ceased was long pastor, bronze
memorial tablet will be unveiled to
the memory of the late Rev. DR..
Charles S. Trump. The exercises.
which will be quiet and without
any special ceremony. will be in
cident to the customary commun-
ION service, and will be in charge
e the pastor, Rev DR., F, R. Wag-
@r
The tablet was furnished by the
orham Company, of New York,
md bears the simple wording:
"In Memoriam
Charles s. Trump, D. =.
Pastor p Years
"Oct 1SS8-Oet 1919
Revelations 210: BE thou faith
ful unto Death and 7 will give you
the crown Of life"
The tablet Will Occupy n position
In the left vesdbple # the church.
opposite the entrance 70 the audi
orium.
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NOTES FROM
CITY HOSPITAL

Mrs. Nellie MiIey, wife Of Mr..
c. r. Miley, Of Charles Town.
and Mrs, Virgie Light. wife OF Mr..
Guy Light, of Martinsburg. who sub
mitted to surgical operations at the
city Hospital, left for their homes.
John Levi, also operated upon, was
able to return home
John Ridenour, of the county,
was admitted as surgical pat
lent.
Donald Riggs, son of George
Riggs, Of Hedgesville, was operat-
ed upon for appendicitis.
Mrs. Hunter Matthews was adj
mitted for medical treatment
Ernest Knudsen. employed at thu
old Huntsville distillery, let a
case fall upon his foot, suffering
paInful bruises, necessitating treat
mcnt at the hospital.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-27
TROOPS FIRE
ON FASCISTE
(Ry International New. servi,

icy international News Service.)
Milan, Sept, 27.-Troops fired up
on an angry crowd of demonstrating
haacisti (conservatists) at Mondena,
killing and woundlng Is others,
dispatches from that city stated to.
day. Auong the wounded was
deputy Of the Italian parliament nam.
ID VizIni,
The strike called on the socialists
no bascisti is general at Tpul-
ia
raty Devegno, the Italian parlia.
Hnlarian, who was wounded by a
bomb in DISORDER near Bari. died
during the night. The situation con.
linues serious.
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"THE BOOM" !
MAY GET TT

Some time since the local post
office department officials recon.
mnndad that delivery of mail by
carriers be extended to numerous
sections of that part of the city SO
long called "the boom" that the
name still clings. despit ethe fact
That "the boom is fast becoming
a most desirable residential sec.
ton. This week an inspector OF the
d7nartmant has been going over
that section and should his report
be satisfactory, the people OF that
section will get mail delivery. In
the mast FIVE years miles Of fine
sidewalks have been put down in
that section
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-27
4. d. DARBY IN
BANKRUPTCY

Albert D, Darby. well known in
,lrance man, today filed a petition
in voluntary bankruptcy in Federal
Court His liabilities are listed at
s1o2 755.95, and his assets at
$6f.650. Walker and Byrer are nam
ed as attorneys in the petition.
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ERECT MANY
NEW HOUSES

The large addition to the rest
dence Of Funeral Director H. NJ.
Cole, South Maple avenue, is near
ing completion This is an i'm
mense building and costs quite
sum of money.
The clinic building on West King
street, being erected by DR.. T. X.
Oates, is in the third story stage.
The row Of daylight houses on
West King street erected by Mr..
H. T Thorn, show up fine and
should soon be ready for occupan-
cy.
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WE6R-EVER ALUMINIUM
SALE AT MINORS

Queen Street store. SIC Sauce
Pan. this week, goo
1p IT
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|NNUhL MISSIONARY
lCIETY CONVENTION
| OF The LUTHER|.h.N'i2
II Convene Wednesday 4
WiIIiamSport.


of the Women's Missionary So
ty of the Maryland synod. Unit
Lutheran Church in America.
hold a three days conference
The Zion Church at Williamsport
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
yOctober 3. and I, 1921, it was
founced yesterday evening by
mbers of that society. One hun
ID and fifty officers and delegates
expected to be in attendance
ling the sessions. Miss Estell
pmpson, Mrs Alonzo Sprinkle.
W. L. Stephens are delegates
the Martinsburg society.
rs. d. T. Bair, of Philadelphia.
e of a former pastor of the Luth-
IN Church in Williamsport will
duct the devotional services dur
the three days sessions Mrs.
Grayson Steffey. of NiHiamsport
Mentioned on the We'll arranged
ram to take an active part in
conference. In one instance her
|e appears that she is booked to
stories, and for which she is
$wn in social circles as an able
ebker.
A complete program as arranged
fhe officers Of the society fol-
vs.:
Wednesday, October 5, 2.3o P. NJ.
3Obening session; reception of ere
Initials! convention organized; de-
tipnal services Witnessing"
ny? Mrs. D, Z. Bair. Philadelpbia
INN, ooh God, the Rock of Ages -
eetings. Mrs. j. S English; re-
onse, Mrs. s. T. Nicholas; appoint
ent of committees and reporters
Pction of nominating committee;
mn 443, Jesus, Thy Boundless
We to Me-" report of visitor to
bryland Synod, Mrs. J. N. Miller;
thermal greetings from Maryland
nod, Rev. f. r. Wagner, pastor
the Martinsburg Lutheran
lrch; story telling, Mrs. J Gray
Stffey; adjournment at p. m.
Wednesday Evening, 8 O'clock.
Mrs. s. T. Nicholas, President,
|esiding; Vesper service, Rev. J. S.
hgiish; hymn 227. Saviour,
Prinkle Many Nations" convention
fnmunion; hymn 325, Draw Nigh
d Take the Body of Your Lord :"
dress, Mrs. W. F. Moorehead, Sa-
pm, Va, member the General Elk
jut5ve Board; hymn 27S, The
hurch's One Foundation, Offering;
psSns service.
Thursday Morning O'clock,
Devotional service. Witnessing
Dpw? Mrs. D. U. Bair, Philadelphia;
tmn 1, Lord of Morning and of
Eght;" prayer, minutes and roll
III; hymn 1879, My Faith Looks
to Thee" Presidents address;
prts; yice-presidents, statistical
Ietary. treasurer, auditing com
lees; literature; box work; ad-
Pnment.
thursday Afternoon. 2.3O O'clock,
devotional service, "N'ituessing'
len? Mrs. b. L. Bair, Philadel-
"a; hymn 1873. one There Is
ove All Others" reports Of de-
rtment secretaries; Home, Thank
ering: Young PEOPLES, Junior,
Annuity. Mission Study
asses, Life and Memorial mem
RS: hymn 534, Soldiers Of Christ
fse;" reports ON reports; Won
Fs Miss Louiae *. Sdaffer; Young
Roples. Mrs Daniel Rinehart: Jun
rs, Mrs. James 2. Reese; hymn
Il. "Ssyious, Thy Dying Love-" adj
krnment.
.Thursday Eyea'-~, 3 O'clock,
)Brs. j, L. Byels, presiding; Yes
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NOTICE TO MASONS.

A special communication OF
lEoualisy Lodge No. A A, F. A. NJ.
VIII be held in their lodge rooms
Aesdav, September 81, at eight
o'Slock p. M, lo- work in the Third
negree. Brother Wade COnman, OF
Elkins. w. Va, will be present and
confer the degree.
o. L. SNYDER, Secy.
D 96 In 2t
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Belle Payne. Of Winchester
MrJ

aven accompanied by her daugh,
Ter. -elson B. ONeal, left for
Era Ids, Mich, where Mrs.
Pa undergo treatment in
h re- I'd sanitariuT.
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Following are the prices today
paid by local merchants and mill.
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Weather PredictionsV

Showers tonight. Wednesday
partly cloudy, no change In
temperature.
TODAY'S NEWS FIRST
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DO YOU LIKE GOOD COFFEE?
TRY Minors blend best in town
MINORS QUEEN AND KING
STREET STORES
DAILY MARKET REPORT

II 1T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-26
FINANCIAL
nl .INr.s 0rroRTrNIrIh,

An OPPORTUNITY for man or woman
who has few thousand dollars TO n
.sSt W. ne" inti'iISta i',ss
bosS 'p,,'.l.S ,E nE t,ea,r'oTs !.
lion backed by hest ~ rofcrcntcs and
fact In answering EIvo address and
phone number. Address Box f2S-t, care
World.
BAR FOR SALE, In heart Of city doing
good business, reason for selling. othtr
business. Usage 4iI2.
C,rI ron sAI.r,-,;col Ioc,tion and
long lease, rooms in connection, small
amount cash and monthly payment Tor
rest. Phone cedar 567.
CARE AND LUNCH counter for immedi-
alto sale or trade, will tako occurred nbtes
or property In trade y. J. skalicky q Co.
Cedar 1913. i8s Robinson Bldg.
5-I,,,,,, >,t,y,..,a,, ,,.,.,,,,,,,,r,. ..,,r,
fnr sale Rest location I'm city OF
20 0OO This is a money makor 81 500
viii handle. Address 4gG-F care world.
ron SALE -Cuuuletc cautpn.crt for res
tauran, and roomins house. seven
rooms, for particglars write, Fr'd Ha'ie-
nan. hoN lf5. Edmond. bNh.
| FOR SALE or trade. fruit and cigar
stand. VIII consider auto. "a h.
| First 81.
| FOR SALE-Eery good paving business,
bargain t1r Casn' i'aSoH bHSiness
an "t'''' ''""'
N',"u''
ttN SNhr E'Sl anu p''l '"'s ln
t,t'"N"' t"N ,,'rcs tio 6oo (yui Hate
q < 4. ...-.
hhi p't,", ,S,11i,5s l.'ui sl' '~''' h.s ssS
'Nl' "oN '''-t P'l"''' ''-'
FOR SAL Sm'l sfo,.'y s'"," IIH'u' . -
=, WIN nu..I''E' I,n, I'51, 5, s".' -,, I'g,'
In rear.
FOR SALE or trade, grocery store, do
Dug .dsn uu''IT' ''' i
.N''t l'HI ~. "' ,
.s.,n yor s.,.ipg Ny A. rlrrnInr. 1.aEo
/ IaH
.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
nuu,t- Wttit 80

CNHIrlE W BIO Th..o unfutrIsnai
rooms f3r ufh' bookkeeping us,4c
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SITUATIONS WNNrtD-MNIE /
ads rnad this hsajlnQ mast b paid In sdnnss

pODKkEFPER accountant desires posi-.
uon Married SiN years experience
with Tulsa uu companies best references
For interview cau OsaEo 6l15 Il after 80
q. nm.
TN SERVICE MAN wants ioh careri-
,ural Boz clerical work and salesman.
ship willing 90 take anything to start.
IyuN is1-F, World
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Bt ~INI~s ~EHNttE UrItslD e8
AMERICAN window cleaners. Inc. House
windows. l5c. Floors wuNgd. Osago
CE'4
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EMPLOYMENT
uAvE Yor ~ orENiNo
-rrtNrloN- wANrrp-uAII /,


for younr married cy ',r,'. man who
H a. conn r.., 80 ',,ai,
.,.J,f Addt,sa Is p car. World.
LIVE Wllti 'h'''fH ~ 't'h ~, p,.
FN"n ~ once "aAr''S h'A f''-t'
''t "''IN.
N'NINI''E ''fr"n' 'rr ana p",n'"fS
"l7N '' t''' ''''"' W "'' '' ''"' ''"'
''H'".
/ ~, ''' ,' iIt 80, ~ d., ,.s
,i.' 'i u',.'e ., !" ''u.n ....
WIN t',.' ""' ',,''' NV
ss.'' w. '''''''' ''N '''' ''''"'
,...
'IN ',. w ''a.'''t r, ,
W'i u.,,,, I,,,.b A.
90, ett '''' ''
.,,,t -t..,. ,t. ,,,,.,.s t.tpr
'". '. ,.... a.. -. . . '''
''''' '''''' ''''''''
,.,.,.. g.. ,..u, 90, .........,,.. ...u
,st" care Of ssyers. u.s'i ssts ~
ho.w or Install Ds'ers ~ Your
business is too small 20 employ
regular boobk'eper. get iu touch
WITH m' Reply lao.f care ot
world
WhNr yARps 10 cur and handle w,aH.
ins reasonable urlco can oshR' o'ti
lorSG MAS. graduate IT law. with 90
years practical business cNp"fi'nc...
office Address Boa ear car" W'fI9
YDTSG MNN wishes position as chauffeur
or truck driver can Usage 71ls.
s,r, ,r,oNs v,>r.n rt,,>,r A
,.'i.a.'' ~ ,.,.tn, - - ..a a, ,a,ar,.
e' s"u', "" "''''"' "'' '"' :"
','Na ' s..,.,iN,r, ~, s, ,n I,a .nJ ,or.r,rr-
~ a. ~ '"
t ..
~ III, 1,, @, ,,.',r,,1cr, pos
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All GROCERY Tor sale by owner.
iOod location Usage 1859.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

'Ir. .'' ir. hru'-'l1 ''I.'.'.i
,.....I. - a.
|MHtIlli. rrr r.u. tWu
NF.' ''r.nf. "IH' room "nl
''". '""F '.''
MAXWELL .r I.. ,..,- tt,.Iy
r....a... r. Nv.f u.us.I,rlInF
,,.,..,. ,...
, ....
moi u.'..f'. and A..I.p 1.It.t f.a...
nD1hl'# N I.. Two usut hous'
keeping f.''1H. tr"uui fY0r, rris'i'
'hf 'I n'
. SOM HIt. 200. rurtn h,pHsR''ptug
i'"H iH' cent 'HHI' lf."
lNurI. rsu a.. irul-u.l
I..E, ..I.Il ..a.... r|s. t...'rI.ts. vl.
POD. H..r..U.. r. .II..tI.u. iI Hhl'IIou,
o.. r.r H.u'I nHFr' ''I
.I...I Do. iDII Hufr r.lu.. .f.h,.
..I al..p,ua r..u alI..mDg I,tI
. .,..IH. fH.I
....r r't. .,.. ,..I. Ca.
t...
t... '' ''""
.."... .. T,... ...,..
I.'' '' ''''.'" usage
Ill.,. ,.........,.
l.......... ,...,." ''.
/ .... U uu .,r ur. rts.Iucrt. r.4tH
. ..u..uI.. tlraF" NJ drsr,l. oaaE'
/ $500 'rn' Housekeeping r'HwT Goo. l'ut
, f.. '''''
.......
,.,... ''.' '.'
.... . ..,...t.....
tN' I''lI' '''' .''. H' '',' I'..'N7
s,.. '' ''' ''
WV I''N .'.I '...'H l"' l'N"' "'N''
E.'i."0. '"'h' ''''
n,.Iun u.un.I ,aupl' u pI.. part
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-26
AUTOMOBILES


- ''''''''.' .''' VIZ 80 ~
BUICK roadster fpi sale. model K-il.
1890, just recently uNvrhHhlol, now
paint. good tiros. bargain fur cash.
Mlllrr GarlNn A-n y sncnnh
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LIVE STOCK
DOCS. cars. Prrs
1--WE STOCK AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-Fifteen hish-grsde. heavy
mixers Ioisteln cows. also ffyur
chickens 1000 bales alfalfa hay 1000
n. Eiwood. Usage st0g x.
TWENTY FIVE head registered short.
horn cows aud hoifers. Price $50 a
head. Phone OFaEe llo1.
wANTED-Iiyestock TO pasture. pleniy q
grass. water and shade. G. 4. Martin
S2i =. Boston. Usage Aaat
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TULSA MATTRESS co,
L-LLLL y Il 90 A l. L ~ II

TEN ROOMS furniture, $3.50 oygry room
now rented TO Ok families lnf |.l l'
Housekeeping. House for rnut 10 rrIt
buying furniture, Phone osaEr 'li-.'l
30 south Elgin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-26

FOR SALE or trade. ton Ford truc,
good condition. CAN al 1905 $ ST.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


ALL KINDS Of used building materials
bought and sold Tulsa WreckIng Com.
psny 1920 =. Sixth St.. Cedar 1910
FOR SALE-7OO-ft. yellow pine uuorinn
at Fourteenth and Lewis 81. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-26

owners, easy payments. Union Loan
Co.. az Robinson nldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS for five years on
business or residence property In Tulsa
no commission, principal payable any
time after tirst yess or NJ end Of five
years, interest aenf annually. farm loans
same terms
GREER INvESTNENT COMPANY
2oi simmons Bldg Phone Usage 2IBO
SALARY and chattel loans G. u. Law.
renee, room 2, 2o2l $, Main.
W. BNN liberty bonds, notes and month.
~ly payment mortgages. &. II. over.
ton. 10 S. Boulder.
WI BCN secured notes, t0s Security
B.Ag Phone Usage bsb7.
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IIa,s.,.i TO- saaG Amsr'r, WIZ mr
Patent Itsrd u..k rr.'.pt s4I.rI
,,N.. Mu0a q Co.. si5 = N, h w.
rjE. Sew }..e H
EMPLOT MEM
urLr wN>rEn-MAir ~
Ih hE, E,f.i,t.t... EfpeF..ncs. nnp1'e's.
p.rr.u,ti'.. ,ryei. t,iar,es. o,p,nsas
iu|,y u,trrtIso Ngsn,g Kansas Cin.
81.
of "'rt iio rs. day easily made
f',in H,N iowa notch
.'. '"" H'n'"'f H't'r g. hs
. tt,yA.t,. t,.y ...,...i .t.,.. e.. f,.,.
IIt o. Ihrt
g,t.r. .,,r ,l-Ia.u1,," ,..,. Tor a.t,
moan ,ii i0,s Nay1ci cedar
.'.' -.
ft'I. "rlH ~ ruHs uus.uoa' college,
h'rirs August 20. Many have already
" ''',r l1 '"@,a '"' ..
,nt .l ~ h'i"'' "'p,."hrf VIII ''
l.'H Eaa' rnul g., rno"a Usage i's'.
'..'9' '--..
pNI.IIKs WASTED -- CsmpasIt.ra.
''"IH h'rd'ry "".bnrt ana Etris. for p'r-
'I'h' l'.''I"n. ln p1nt. SiIlf' n
s' "", ;v 'Ls ''" ass W.,
i.'''l MI'l' 'I Mi' I'h''l l}P''"
''''' '''n''f COLO ..
gAtI.-N,. v,A.ri.p t.r .a,, az -.,y T.,
s.I nov Obj n,ld town jota. Attfa,u.r
a DO proposition. Liberal c0mulHsInu.
81. Mayo t.NE
.Tuf-EE bows v,,t,t vim ,yb.sla NOT
going 10 srhouI. hppIv lGt S. u'ul.
dor
.....
. 'I'IMo q ~ ITgN|S0o0 lM~NNaoos
4 ~
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H.I evening IHNtI with .f.I.f.g IF.uIFu
family. uIat s..I. u.H ,f I.HH.. H...f. I.
..IiN a.I. and prefer wH.t.ug distance,
nHc,ntrCc erut,,cr
u ~ OOilNIoO OG.NNiCE
Ut ~INI.. .tt,,utl utt,,.n ,q
,,,,',,,,,,, ,,,u..... -
az, s%,'"u'"'' Joe. i''''' ""A'd. ""'so
DAVID hoLNNp'k
druI wai.r ".IH lut in new pumps.
,l,1h ,n", rIl.'d W'uH aui lN pumps
lN' ~ '' ,r ,n,d.s ana .,k
port II., g. Cincinnati ihano Usage
MATrUrssEs renovated ana recovered
ttLn Wo rofelt old mattresgcH. an work
guaranteed. Porter Mnttrcss Co. Phone
ohr" 1890.
,,iHkNlNG -" " '''"
Windows cleaned. wall paper. wprdw0N
washed. floors wayrd and polished. our
r''.s "," f''H'n"hI' Cedar ll.'.
Carpenter. painter aud decorator. Lot mo
mai,o your "li hnuo nov, ,s'"p 'cats TN
y".nr rI'i' 1nS'E,s rIasnn'hl', worH dom,
can saya you money ant elFo you first.
class ".rN Ih2h, 'faEn '''v. 'aI at
''' pAtsTIE.g -, ,'I',,i'i,I,, T, ,.,.r>.,
49,
committeeman, ,t.rt,,.r,,-,,
.r,r, p,',,t -.,'.....,.. ~;
tnt.'"s,,'' ,',',,,'' a., ~ go
s"u ma 1s,ta .. MUM
--.-----, ,,.i,.r-,,,,.- ,,i.r- ,.,,,.,i ,,----
OIL, Nvr'5,v e. ii'.N',.,,,i',1,rt, r.
,.t,'D,'' ,D'' ,,1 "r,i,,i. ,'r."E 49,.
vail ptprr. wood,v'r.. D,dar it5.
For ,u kinds p'umn'ng rrpair vort,. can
l. If Uuatrigit the omen abou pliInbs5
cig East Third. Usage sgga. Al work
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Welsh -McNulty Motor
Company
Fourth and Frankfort

AjTO SUPPLIES ND HtrNiits II
CORBiN AUTO SpRtSBS wOHKH.--Spe.
cialiSo In making md repairing auto
springs. fearrhlug flat springs ana oil
iempering Give uS trial. g0& H., First
cedar 1909
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WANT ADS

LOST AND rouND.

ibNI NND tbt NJ
fG5uNn,n FoIa touring Ge ,sal5 owner must
POUND --Go!d pin with initials 4 VI G..
Ia, owner can have Wt ua by cnlliuv
At ad department, World AMI paying ,"r
thiA ad
stree, viadu,i ana Thlrd and cheyenne.
lsdy's brown purse. Finder Will please
call OsuFe li'f.t Reward
Lost Saturday night. Masonic cutf link.
reward eau oahr" itft
ward q returned 10 j. il c6appolL
Osage 1899.
LoSr--God Evcrsharp pencil, engraved
ward for return 20 7ia kennedy udg.
LOST Certificate. 90 shares. GOTHAM
Apartment Co.,. return O." LFohaugr
National Haub Reward.
Losr. Last sunday, black horse. about
10 hands nigh. crippled iu NINA tc,t
Liberal reward. 'hli Usage 90. Wrtto
route I, box iat-A.
Lost AUTO rim moq9'cd with, casing.
between i'm ana HoHton and Sunset
addition. Reward. Phone OaaEo lbt7
LOST-Beta Theta ~ fraternity uin, be.
tween Mayo building and lith and Hp.-
ton Small diamond with "phiH. pwnorr
name on back. call psaRo 2l53 or $500.
Lost or STOLEN from ~ 8. Jackson.
n bird dog white with brown spots ro-
ward, eau J. G.. nurnetto, osase $3.50.
L2sT+ 2s dgsS. brown %iiro wn'H ,,SS y,'r' old
tAll Usage VII w ~, hhhh'
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20
Island Park Inn
Ends It's Season

The season at the Island Park
inn was officially closed Sunday. Not
withstanding the raw wind that blew
most of the day and the lowering
clouds, there were many people at the
resort who took advantage of the OPP
portunity for their last shore dinner
of the summer.
The season at the inn has been
unusually successful. even more
notably so than Manager j.
H. Eoyer of the inn dared
to hope. Thousands OF people visited
the resort during the summer, more.
perhaps, than in any other one sea-
son. The double attraction OF the
fine dancing floor at the pavilion and
the chance to secure a really tooth
some shore dinner had their effect
and there wasn't a day from Memo
rial day on but what crowds were al
ways on hand In addition to these,
the especial attention given to pic
nickers by Manager Noyer resulted in
many gatherings being held at the
park that might otherwise have gone
elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-20

ing the past season and which they
will continue to study during the
winter They fnd this an intensely
interesting subject. At one recent
meeting the Barbecue at old F.,rt
Weston was the subject; at another
meeting they learned about John
Jones Tory, who built the first mill
on Bond brook.
The Friday afternoon meeting was
graced by the presence of four past
Grand Chiefs of. Honor the highest
honor the lodge can bestow. The
four ladies' who have this distinction
and were. present at the meeting
were Mrs. Lucy a. Davis of Oakland.
Mrs. Lizzie Dearborn of Gardiner,
Mrs. Sadie Metcalf and Mrs. Nellie
Philbrick of Augusta. During the af-
ternoon Mrs. Ivy Colgan gave solos
which were greatly enjoyed Sou
venirs of the days event will be af
forded the members by the pictures
which were taken that day.
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Pool-Wood

st. Thomas church will be the
scene Of one of the seasons lowell
est weddings on Saturday evening
September - at 6 O'Clock, when
Miss Gladys Wood. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prior Wood. will
become the bride of Rev Harry Pool
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pres
colt Pool Of Augusta, Me.
Miss Wood will have for her maid
of honor. her sister. Miss Ora Wood
and there will be four bridesmaids,
Mrs. John d. Tracy and Miss Emily
Beecher of New Haven: Mrs Robert
L. Baldwin of Bridgeport and Mrs.
Harold W. Cole OF Greenbush, Mass
Sunday school class. will he ribbon
bearers. They are, Miss Ruth F'itton.
Miss Winifred .Sodertlom. Miss
Elizabeth FL. Lane and Miss Mar
jorie Tiltop.
Leon Brusster Of Detroit. Mich.
is to be best man. and the ushers
will include Sheldon Eobv OF New
Britain, Edward Wentworth OF NAL
den. Mass. Rev. William Grimes of
Hartford and Otis l.. Mason of Wor-
cester. Mass.
The wedding will be followed by
. small reception at the home of
the brides parents in Bishop street
Mr.. Pool is rector of st. Iuke's
church in Park City. Utah. where
the Young people will make their
home.-New Haven. Conn Jour
nal Courier, Sept. IA.
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/ Biggest xylophone ever made. 1t
has been delivered to George Carey
the xylophone soloist of Sousa's
Band, the instrument being the ar
lists long cherished plan to produce
impact melody of a quality and de-
gree never before derived from this
style of instrument. The new xylo-
phone is twelve feet long and permits
! the simultaneous playing of eight
performers, thus constituting "xylo-
phone orchestra" with but one instru-
ment.
! The curious innovation in band
concerts vii! be placed on the stage
ut all concerts of the Sousa Band
this season. including the matinee at
Augusta City hall, Sept. 20, and
feature of the programs will be
symphonic xylophone" number with
eight players led by Mr. Carey. The
new instrument is beautifully adOrn-
ed constructed of silver and brass,
and represents and investment of
over $4,000.