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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-07
Committee Hearings
epucArleN

Ths committee on nducation wit
give. . public heartnx N its, rooms -
shi H si;fs pSSyY:sM AkkSsHHs iis If iasi. At
4 Resolve In favor Of University
Of Maine for maintenance, etc.
F.. Resolve in aid of Kicker CLASSIC
Resolve IN favor Of the trustees
of North Yarmouth Academy TOR re-
pairs and improvements.
- Resolve in favor OF Freedom
. S s Resolve in favor Of Limerick
g, Resolve in favor Of Goulds Acad-
sssss 81 e s YAK arovs Seminary
in Vassalbo
s. Resolve to appropriate money for
m' Resoive q to M approprate money to
aid in rebuilding dormitory of Leavitt
Institute in the town of Turner.
& 10. Resolve in favor of East Cor
ii. Resolve in favor Of ST. Joseph's
Academy, Deering, Portland.
12.s Resolve in favor of Higgins
Classical Institute. town of Charleston,
IS. Resolve in favor 81 St. Mary's
College. Van Buren,. Aroostook county,
IA Resolve in favor of Bridgewater
ACdQeInyy DTIuScWdSCi,
AroostoolS county, Maine
Ii: Resolve for maintenance of
Limington Academy, Lirnington, Maine.
16; Resolve in favor of Arson
Academy.
H. Resolve to provide for the Mas
son Institute. Sanford, Maine. for the
six months period ending June 80. 1921.
Is: Resolve in favor of Somerset
Academy at Athens.
IS; Resolve in favor of Hartland
Academy. tss& 81
20. Resolve in favor of Maine Cen
trail Institute in Pittsfield.
Fl. Resolve to appropriate money
for, maintenance of Isitchfieid Academy.
%: Resolve in favor of Westbrook
Seminary. Portland Maine.
70 Resolve in favor of Aroostook
Central Institute. Mars Hill, Aroos-
took county. Maine. ,c
"a. Resolve in favor of Lee Acad-
envy.
% Resolve in favor. of !, Eastern
Maine Institute i-'t
26. Resolve in favor of Erskine
Academy. =
BENJAMIN H. VARNEY, Sec.
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INSANE HOSPITALS

will give public hearing In its room
at the state House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY, MARCH S, at p. M.
On the following:
State Hospital for maintenance dur
ing the years, 1921, 1922 and 1929.
Resolve in favor of the Bangor
State Hospital for the erection Of n
and 1922.
. Resolve in favor of the Augusta
state. Hospital for maintenance dur
ing the years 1921, 1922 and 1928.
Resolve in favor of the Augusta
state Hospital for furnishing and
eduipping the new addition to the
female pavilion now under construc-
tion.
HENRY L. HUNToN, Sec.
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CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give a
public hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, at p NJ
on the following:
Resolve to reimburse the town Of
Rumford.
Resolve in favor of the town Of
Portage Lake.
Resolve in favor of G. X. Hopkins
of Camden. Maine. with statement
of facts).
Resolve in favor of the town of MI,
Resolve in favor of the town Of
Orono.
Resolve in favor of Freeman H. Pen.
ney of Wells to reimburse for loss Oh
horse.
Vassalboro.
Resolve to reimburse the town Of
Milo for money advanced under Inc
soldier dependent law.
Resolve in favor of the town q
Kennebunk for money paid for loss "
domestic animals. ...... .s
Resolve in favor Of A. Williams :
Company of South Bristol, Maine. "
reimburse them for loss on HIGHWAY
contract. :...5
G. A NEWCONB. Sec,
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Mrs. Harriet T., Upham

In the death of Mrs. Harriet e.
Upharn, widow of the late Benja-
min p. Upham, another of Washing-
tons oldest citizens, has passed
away. She was born in this town
on. the place where J. Frank Davis
now lives at Stickney's Corner on
July 18th, 1885 and was one of q
family of eight children. Her faith
er was Joseph Overlook and, her
mothers name was Nelson. The
four girls were Sarah, Harriet, EN-
lily and Mary. The boys were Nell
son, Hartwell, Warren and Abel,
who died In the army. She married
Benjamin p. Upham in December,
1857, and they lived at South Liber-
ty where Mr.. Upham was a pros
porous merchant and farmer unit!
1884 when they moved to Washing
ton where he died in 1898 the latter
part of March. They had only one
child, Frank, who died in Novem-
Der, 1893, the same year that his
father did,. She has been cared for
by Mrs. Mary Overlook Mitchell for
many years, who has been untiring
in her efforts to grant every wish
and in all her sickness hardly left
her side day or night. Funeral
services were held at the Peoples
Methodist Episcopal church, Tues
day afternoon. Rev. C. F. Smith
the pastor officiating, She died
Friday morning. being. nearly sc
years Of age. She was buried be-
side her husband In the family lot
r
Mrs. Clydia Hartmann is caring
for Mrs. Ralph HILBERT and her lit
tie son.
Charles H. Savage is fitting wood
for John s. Glidden.
The annual town meeting will be
held on Monday next.
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Committee Hearings
JUntctAHv

Tire committees on judicia,x .,,,
eubiic hearing. In lite rooms !, sss
s's WEb hSSSssi 4 ASMsSSf Ec,Hes1s a'
p. M, on the Following: (" 1871, Z
An Act. to amend Chapter lar
ton 80 of the Revised Statutss sec.
ing to the duties of the hospital ia; tat
An Act to enable the ,,n,,,.
the, town of. Caribou To raisa Of
for the benefit of Carey Hosni,a1o money
HI No. 14s. An Act f eIai;aai.
H4 o,,,p elections in the town y J.
s. No, So An Act to amend n. =.
provide for city auditor. ana to
8. No. SIS. An Act to amena :,
charter of the city of Lewistopu ths
ing TO the Office of city clerk reiat
s, No. so: An Act TO promota :,
e en-. of the fire department OF y, ne
s. No. a. An. Act to ahol,.,
board of public works of the ci,r N.
way comm dsa ~ proyCe for high.
An Act to enable the voters :.
city of lewiston to elect a polio, y co The
An Act to amend Chapter 81 !.
Private and Special Laws of is9p5, The
titled An Act to provide a poI;ca en.
mission for the city of I.ewistosuo m-
promote the efficiency of the noI;oan 70
partment thereof rs amended ave ue'
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1se1s On.
on the following: r. NJ,
III No. 100. An Act to factl,,..
collection of franchise taxes az The
law '"e general
An Act to amend Section 1So,c
ter 129 of the Revised Statntss, map
ing to malicious mischiefs ana 'eIal
passes. anu Tres.
Resolve extending the prov;So..
chapter 1913 of the Resolves ~ fa,s Of
regard to the collateral inheritarsi. In
and probate laws Of the Stats "a!
/ Resolve repeating resolve for :,
maintenance of the Blaine honSa Inc
An Act to include ice in The h;p
iattng to profiteering phl re'
H. No. 1872. An Act an,ho.,-
towns to elect certain municino, IN
GERS by secret ballot p"i, WI
An Act to amend Chapter 1oe s =,
sories. =" aces
:. H No. 1873. Bill. An Act .m.,,,
court. municipal
Fl. No. 203. Bill. An Act r. 49,.
s sae purity of ice cream offered f fcf
WILLIAM T. GARDINER c..
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BELFAST
MARRIAGE Mas Secret

Hiss Alma Cottrell, only daughter
Of Irving NJ Cottrell Of Somerville.
formerly of Belfast has surprised her
friends by announcing her marriage
which took place in New York on
August 18th to Lieut.. James Milton
Sponagle formerly of Gloucester and
now of Tampico. Mexico. Three days
after the ceremony, the bridegroom
left for Mexico and the little bride
returned to New Hampshire, where
she has been engagedsas dietician in
a hospital until, few weeks ago
when she came to Belfast to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Bradbury, and is
now preparing to join her husband,
expecting to sail from New York for
Tampico about the first of April.
Miss Cottrell. now Mrs. sponagIe,
was born in Belfast. and began her
school days here. Later her parents
moved to Gloucester where she was
graduated from the High school and
from Simmons College in 1917. 1t was
during her High school days that the
romance. which ended in her marriage
to Lieut.. Spohagle began. While she
was still in college, in fact as early as
1915, Mr.. Sponagle, eager to help.
France, joined the colors and with
the American Field Service fought
with the French army until 1917 when
he was commissioned first lieutenant
with the American Expeditionary for
ces.
He was awarded the Croix de
Guerre, with two citations, receiving
with it two stars and the palm Up
on his return to America he entered
the International Petroleum Co. with
headquarters in Tampico, holding a
very responsible position.
His fiancee was by no means idle
during his absence abroad. After be-
ing graduated from Simmons she was
Tor time food cost accountant with
the f. Marston Co., of Boston, was
with the Women's Euducational &
Industrial Union in Boston and dur
ing the last year of the war was one
OF the managers of the Corner Cup
board. a cafeteria in Washington. run
by the Vassar College Club, for the
department workers, serving good.
wholesome food for cost price. She
then went to Columbus. Ohio, where
she was assistant manager of the cafe
in the New Southern Hotel In each
of these positions she made good and
had many fiattering offers from large
hotels. one Of which was to go to Pa
ris to assist in the management of an
American cafe. She chose to return
to New England, however and ac-
cepted a position in New Hampshire.
When Mr.. Sponagle learned that he
must sail for Tampico they decided
to get married, but keep it a secret
until she could arrange to join him.
Owing to conditions in Mexico at
that time, and the fact that the
camps at the old fields were new and
had no accommodations for women,
1t was not possible for her to accom-
p1any her husband, SO after their mar
riage, they calmly announced their
engagement, and went their respec-
tive ways. Now, conditions in Mexi-
co make it possible for her to Join
him, new bungalow is being built
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for them near the camps and she will
sail early IN April. In the rneantime,
she IL paying visits II Boston, New
York and Washinktofi, prior to lsav.
ing for her. new home.
a check for 5000 WAS rasssd 70 the
widow u william A. Wood. tOdsy, by
Supt. Herbert II. Stevens Of Leonard,
Stevens, Bearce Co.. In payment Of
the group Insurance pelioy which the
company carries for its. employees.
Mr., Wood who has been in its em-
ploy for some 20 years, 3 the first 70
draw the payment and his widow res
ceived the maximum amount, $1,000
This insurance costs the employees
nothing. and is received after a per-
son has been at work for the CONS
pany for six months, the minimum
being $3.50, y
Funeral services for Mr.. Wood
were held today at his home in Con-
gress street at two o'clock. Rev.
Charles w. Martin Of the Methodist
church officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartshodn OBJ
served their golden wedding last
night by giving reception In River
side Grange hail. Poor's Mills. enter
tanning 100 or more guests. They re-
ceived purse of gold and the bride
OF so years ago was presented with so
roses. A musical program was fol-
lowed by dancing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartshorn were married in Lincoln
vile, the bride being Miss Bertha
Wade, They have spent their mar
ried life on farm at Poor's Mills,
Mrs. Maggie Babbidge Thomas died
last night at her home in Islesboro.
after a long illness. She was born in
1slesboro and spent her life here, and
was the widow of Ernest Thomas.
One daughter Mrs. Lester Hale, sur
wives her together with several broth
ers and sisters. She was about 50
years old.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give public hearing in Room Ii;
at the state House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH .. 1921 !.
+. NJ, on the following:
az: An Act to fix the rates Of Toll
SO. An Act additional to and
amendatory OF Chapter 20 Of the Pr
vate and Special Laws of 1917, relat
ing to the operation of Eggemoggin
Reach ferry in Hancock county.
"a. An Act to consolidate hs
the Public Utilities Commission and
revise the provisions of Sections to
16. inclusive. of Chapter 50 of the Re-
vised Statutes. relating to the prosi
slons for safety on inland steamers
j. L.. WARREN. Sec.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FlNAN.
GAL AEEAiRs

The committee on Appranr,at,ors
and. Financial Affairs will give a nnhs
lie hearing in the Council Chambera a.
the state House, in Augusta, on
p. NJ, on the Following: 6i'
Resolve IN favor. of erection Of n
State of Maine building on grounds az
a EASTERN States Exposition at Spring
Resolve making an appropriation IN
IN town OF Carbon. pilai
Resolve IN favor Of the Maine Insti-
tuition Tor the Blind at Portland.
An Act to provide for the anpotnt-
ment or treasurer and resident audi
Tor at the University of Maine.
REX w. DODGE, Sec.
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PALERMO

CENTER-Greeley's Corner schoo
closed Wednesday after very sue.
cessful term of IS weeks. taught by
/ w. s.. Jones. The afternoon session
closed at 9 O'Clock Wednesday, after
which ice cream, saltines and cake
were served.
Mrs. Abt Leeman, who has beer
visiting in Augusta, returned to hei
home Monday: She was accompanied
by her granddaughter, Erma Knowl.
! ton.
/ Mrs. w. S. Jones attended the meet.
! ing of the L. r. H. Club at Branch
/ Mills Tuesday night
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Eliz.
abeth Irish on Wednesday afternoon
l. Officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: President, Mrs b
r. Coombs; vice president, Mrs. w. w
Turner; secretary, Mrs. w. S. Jones
treasurer, Mrs. Harold Kitchin. AS a
! work committee. Mrs. Charles Phil.
lips. Mrs. Ella Handy and Mrs. S. f.
! Bowler were named. There were Ii
! present, including. guests. Ice cream
and cake were served. The Aid will
j meet on March II with Mrs. Harold
Kitchin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Turner Of JEFF
ferson were all-night guests Tuesday
at the home of w. w. Turner.
Mrs Walter Young of Liberty visit
ed her parents Tuesday.
Mrs. N, M. Leavitt is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Northrup
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Orman King are the
proud parents of little daughter
Pauline. born Feb. II. The little lady
weighed II pounds.
EAsT-Charles r. Tibbetts recentfS
bought work horse of Fred L. Bailey
| Miss Rosa Hannah and her hephews
Raymond, George and Max Hannah
have returned to Portland after visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. NJ
Hannah, for about 10 days.
| Ruth Turner. who has been sick
with measles at the home of her grand
has recovered and returned to her
home in Liberty
/ Harold Scates. who has had en-
ployment at Houlton for some time,
returned home Wednesday.
| Clarence Hannah, who has been en-
pIoyed in Freedom. is visiting his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Silas e. Hannah
| A. c. Jones has been harvesting his
ice the PAST week.
| Zelma Chadwick, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Chadwick, was suc-
cessfully operated upon for peritoni-
tbs Thursday. Mrs. Carrie Lenfest is
assisting Mrs. Chadwick in the care
of her daughter.
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SALARIES AND FEES AND PUB
Lie HEALTH

The committee on Salaries and Fees
and Public Health will give a public
hearing in it's rooms at the State
House. in Augusta, on
TUESDAY, MARCH s, 1921, $50
r. NJ. on the following:
Bill. An Act relating to the State
Department of Health.
An Act to authorize the commits
sioner of public health to employ q
Practice his pr profession on certain anu inl
habited Islands along the coast of
Maine. -
EDGAR e. ROUNDS. Sec.
LANGDON r. SNIPE Sec
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AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture VIZ
give a public hearing in its room :
the State House. In Augusta, oil. :, n.
:. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, at r -
Room 36, on the following: ne
An Act to repeal Chapter IS o. ,ras
Resolves of 1917. relating to a'ln'-
industry. -.
An Act to provide for local lns XII
ton of slaughter houses anu IT
products. ,..s,r
An Act to protect the bee indusP
of the State of Maine. az. md
An Act to regulate the practies nj
business of hofseshoeing; proyid,i1nakk fer
the issuance of licenses; providing A.
the appointment Of examiners annustsip
inning their duties;, defining cenit;ss
iilisdemeanors and providing penahr
therefor. e..
JOHN II. AUSTIN. sec
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PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions will give
a public hearing in it's room at the
state House, in Augusta on
TUESDAY, MARCH s, p. NJ, on
the following:
An Act in favor of J. Oscar Rust of
Rockport.
Resolve in favor of Abbie A. Norton
of Industry. 20
Resolve in favor of Caroline Springer
of Waterville.
Resolve in favor Of Leila E. Bowley
of JAY.
Resolve in favor of Mary Foster of
Bridgton
=. An Act amending Chapter % Of the
Public Laws of 1913 as cons trued
amended by. Chapter g. of the Public
of veterans of the Civil War In the
service of the state.
,. HERBERT A.. CLARK. Sec.
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks and Bank
ing will give a public hearing in its
room at the State House in Augusta
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1921. .
p. NJ. on the following:
s. No 3S. An Act to enable mutual
Savings banks to make a more equit
able distribution of their earnings
An Act to incorporate the United
Mutual Exchange of Lewiston.
An Act to incorporate the Telephone
Workers Credit Union.
An Act to incorporate the Maine
Mutual Loan Society of Fort Kent.
CARL 7. PLUMMER. Sec.
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TOWNS

The committee on Towns will give
a public hearing in its rooms at the
state House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1921, 2
p. NJ, on the following:
An Act to incorporate the town of
Drew
An Act relating to road commits
sloners. in the town of Bar Harbor.
An Act authorizing towns to unite
for the purpose of employing a super
lntendent of highways and bridges.
An Act to incorporate the Mere
Point Village Corporation.
An Act to repeal the act incorporat-
ing the town of Hurricane Isle.
ERNEST II. EMERY. Sec.
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INTERIOR WATERS

will give a public hearing in Ips ssNS
60: at the State House, in August s "a
TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1871 I'm "a
p. NJ. on a. 4 A-'Se
An Act to amend Chapter 1ss ~ -.
Private and Special Laws of lsls S an
ri.iea An ACT to confer additional
rights and powers upon the Fas.
Branch Improvement Company, coz
poration Incorporated by a special ~,
OF the Legislature. approved March ~
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CHARLES H. SMALL. Ser
SCHOOL FOR FEEsIE M,Nnrn

TIE committee on School for Feeh,
Minded will give public hearing N
Its room at the State House. in Au.
TUESDAY. MARCH S. 1es1sp
on the following: NJ
An Act to amend Chapter las Sae.
ton AZ of the Revised Statutes relst
ing to the duties of hospital trustees
admitting to Home for Feeble Minded
CHARLES J. DAM, Sec
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STATE pRIsoN

The committee on State Prison wifi
give a public hearing in its room nj
the state House at Augusta, on
TUESDAY. MARCH s, 1921, . r. NJ,
Fl. No. 116. Resolve in favor Of n,
Maine State Prison for maintenanre
and current expenses.
H.. No. 1T. Resolve providing fus
the Improvement of the Maine stats
Prison at Thomas ton.
EDWARD w. PEASLEE. Ser
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to purchase books for the public Ii
brary.
Posters are out announcing the pre-
sentation of Her Sons Sweetheart"
on March Is by the Blue Triangle Club
of Oakland High school,
There will be a flag drill by the
girls and Neil, Leonard of Colby will
give readings.
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WASHINGTON

The Inauguration of the President
will mean always, a lot to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph HILBERT, both very ar
dent Republicans, for the stork came
early on. Friday morning, March
4th, and left them a fine baby boy
The mother and baby are both do
ing well.
Frank Davis of Stickney's Corner
was a visitor at Willard E. Over
locks Friday.
Roy Clark, who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Carrie Clark, of
Manchester, has returned home.
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JUDICIARY AND WAYS AMI
BRIDGES

The committee on joint. COMMITTEES
Judiciary and Ways and Bridges, VIZ Wy,
give a public hearing in its rooms y
the State House. in Augusta. on IA
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1871 Low
p. NJ, on the following: Ia.
An Act relative to motor yehicr'
and the law of the road. and 10
wise and amend Chapter 26 Of the IS
vised Statutes and acts amendatoH
thereof and additional thereto, AIMS
An Act to provide for full ir
State highway commission. amena.tsDs'
Chapter % of the Revised Statup@
relative to State Highways.
WILLIAM r. GARDINER
IRVING w. CASE. a,.s
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank al lour dear
friends and neighbors for their help
ana Tor the lovely flowers they sent US
in our great bereavement
MRS. EVAN PERKINS, ....... d.
MR. AND MRS. w. E. PERKINS,
~ Miss RUBY PERKINS.
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Wilma. the 5-year-o old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gallant OF
Springvale. is suffering from a bullet
wound as the result of the accidental
discharge of a gun If the hands Of
her young brother. The shot en-
tered her leg, near the thigh. A doc
tor was called and she was taken to
the Ross hospital In Sanford.
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RICHMOND

CORNER-Mrs. A. o. Lancaster il
visiting relatives in Auburn this
week. ,.s.
The Ladies' Aid meeting which
was to have been held Thursday was
postponed on account of the storm.
Mrs. Charles Cobb is visiting her
parents in Bowdoin.
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TAXATION

The committee on taxation will give
q public hearing. In it's room at the
State House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1921, .
=. NJ, on the following:
z. An Act to establish, a. uniform
tax On. intangible personal property.
EDGAR NJ. CHERRY. Sec.
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Arthur Northey was business
visitor in Gardiner Monday. -
Charles Cobb has had the tele-
phone installed in his home. '''S'.'
E. E. Buker, town clerk of Bow
dom, visited his brother, A. G. Buker
Thursday. -s
Harold Lancaster and G. G. Page
were Richmond visitors Friday.
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ne xilnsys ana ths SKIN. If the
kidneys are weak or torpid, the skin
Will be .I:mpiy or blotchy. Hoods
sarsapsrills STRENGTHENS and stimu-
piexiop. BY thoroughly. purifying the
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take GROVES Laxative BROMO GUM
INE tablets. The genuine bears the sigma
ture of f. w. Grove. (Be sure you get
BROMO1 3ec. -
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Mrs. AUGUSTA Ruker.

Mrs. Augusta Buker' passed away
Tuesday evening. Funeral services
were held at the home Friday fore
noon. Interment was at Litchfieid
Plains.
The Washington times., 1921-11-01
RUB-A-YATTING ON OMAR.

HC D-A- II fINo Wv Oh hib'
Dared attempt Bill Price
rub-a-yat,
The coIyum fans, 1 fear, would
train a gat
Right down upon my nOne.tOO-hand-
some phiz,
And blow away the block, beneath
my hat.
For Bill. when he resolves to
O-mar-iZe,
A nickel smoke. for 8 cents, first
he buys;
And 'gainst his weeds divine af-
flatus, could
Poor me compete, and to its dope
arise?
So II my muse to rub-a-yat I'd hire,
must of Bill the brand he burns
inquire,
And HE me forth TO gloom like
nic-O-tines,
In hopes his Office Goat a match
will fire. JOE CONKLIN.
We are promised some lively
contributions by HUGO EASY
e. l RAMBLE, Inc" of the Marine
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