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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
SHERIFF SETH KEEPS
PRISONER IN HOUSE
WITH AID OF GUN
Excitement Attended Arrest of
Charles Bignear Near Mid
dIetown Last Night.
MANS ESCAPE WAS FOlL6D

Mech excitement prevailed in the
,alrIty of Niddletown last night. when
~herir S.rh of Elkton. Nd. visited the
l.r.. S. John Eicnear. between Mid
..ta,,r and Odessa for the purpose Of
..~..~,4..- i rerhcv. Charles a Bignear.
4f.ed with the cnbezZ.cnent Of about
rs r FIRtor Nd The accused man
, ID ,o, he found when Sh' riff Seth
:-5I constable TimMons Il Townsend
s4,.ted the house.
~. man was hiding in the house and
~. Maryland warrant was not honor
ii, 4 telephone call was then sent 10
~. ..-v for men TO watch the house
4.-a i Delaware warrant could be Sc
.r.d Before local Constables could
H., AWAY further word was received
fr.r Alddletown that there was no
,,ed for any more help TO watch
~. house as about fifteen men We're
ed IN odessa and A1iddletown.
~s T!rgnear. aunt Of the accused
i... tainted during the excitement and
,>f.. I.utucar attempted 70 escape
t.ro.r. window. while Constable
.rtr.mons hurried to Townsend TO Sc
ar, the warrant. Sheriff Seth fired
ms guI. 10 fr.Ghten the man, who again
disappeared IL the house.
I-pon Ia. return Of Constable Tim
,.o,s n. and sheriff Seth entered the
hons. and placed the man under ar
-, t4c was removed to the Lookup
!, NIiddI.tovyf. where ne wil. be held
.,,. mi, afternoon. y hen hc VIII be
nr.!!ruIratrv hearing before
afag.strate I.ioharc H"dRson a. OWL
send tn" man 4 represented ~ =
Irving Handy.
n Is alleged that som" q Bingnear
s.pods had been levied upon ana that
h, afterwards sold some 81 the goods
and kept the money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
Separate Prison For Women.
SAMUEL S. ADAMS DIES.
Well Known Attorney Succumbs
to Complication of Dis
eases at His Home.

sanra s Adams Jr 7lo Harrison
street. died fhls morning af a eompliea-
ton 81 diseases aaed = ears Born
and eda, stted IN TINS e4ts Nh Adams
vas a eradicate ri tna Wilmington
li1eh school and rtad lau IN thf Ollie of
j fraaE Ea4i tfts.Harda being admit
ted ~ the ban her Fer man, years he
vas ,lera ~ the Municipal Court and
s GsioEg Democrat
Fallne h,alth caused INN 70 give
8p b.s practice "a wear age although
Ec still attended - the business OF
sev,raI clients froa his home
H. Is aur}fsed by has father samuel
s Adams. u sister, Ma Joseph Besse
ii this oitS and "a brother John n
Adams OF Portland. oregon
The funeral services viii be held at
81 PauFa ]: = Church At 9.30 O'Clock
ou Monday morning with nterineHt IN
Cathedral cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
REV. C. R. NEESE
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
He Had Been Minister in the
Wilmington M. {. Confer
ence Many Years.

Pev. G. r. Neese, retired minister of
the Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
Conference, died yesterday afternoon ~
his home, 440 South Grant avenue fol
lowing an Illness of one week Of pneu-
Inouia which developed from an at
tack OF grip. IIc Was - years old, and
for 2- years was member of the VII
tningtOn Conference. occupying The put
pits Of several churches here. Among
these were Madeley and kiugSwood
lie was pastor of MarshalltOn N y
church prior 10 retiring iu March 1920,
Doctor Ncosc Was born in Virginia.
and was affiliated with the Methodist
Episcopal conference Of that stat be-
fore coming % Dclawaro He was 4
member Of Washington Lodge No IL
a. r. and A. NJ Wilmington Lodge Of
Red Men and the Modern WoodInen d
America.
The deceased is survived by bis
widow. nine children. hvc sisters and
three brothers Five Of his children.
Dr. ,1yde Nccsc Dr. Harry q. Nccsc.
Mrs. s. Leon Ennis, Mrs Nellie b.
Kenncy, and Virginia Madden Ncosc, a
student nurse al Delaware hospital, live
III this city. The others are. Mrs n.
noble Iarrcn. of Goldsboro Md. Mrs
=.
cncc & Necac, Of New York CIty and
T,Ibert II. Neese. of Beloii Wisconsin.
The funeral arrangements have not
get been completed.
A special NJ. r. preachers. meeting
was held in Grace church house
this morning, for the purpose of adopt
irg resolutions on the death of Mr.
+ Necse. Rev. T. j. Sard. president, pre-
/ sided
4 A committee composed Of Rev El-
/ wood Jones' Rev. Robert Watt and Rev.
| r. &. Sunfeld, was appointed to present
! the resolutions. as we'll as floral
+ tribute, at the funeral Of Dr. Neese.
I which viii be held on Monday morning
at 1890. from his late home
4 II Was decided that the regular weekly
meeting. held on Mondays be omitted
+ next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
MARINE TERMINAL
PLANS MEAN OUTLAY
OF ABOUT Sl,750.0OO
Specific atoms Ready for Bidders
by End Of the Present
Month.
TO EMBRACE LATEST IDEAS

llans and eIaeiacattnus for The new
marine terminals comprising ware
houses. docks and railroad ines have
boon approved by the Hoard of Tarbor
commissioners Under the direction of
John Meigs marine engineer Of Pnila-
eelphia who has charge Of the work,
the DUPONT Engineering Compa ny is
rushing tho specific ations 50 that they
will he ready for bidders ~ the end ~
THIS month With the assurance that
here viii be an unusually large number
nf concerns to hid on the plans when
they arc made public the commission
ers hopc 70 have inc construction work
started bsTore the summer j. over. IN
less something turns up 70 halt these
plans.
The IIarbor commissioners did not
give final approval 70 the plans antll
after they had consulted with their
Advisory BOARD. comprising Sew York
and New Jersey harbor and port ter
minal experts. The plans having met
with the approval Of this board as well
as Engineer Meigs. and appearing 10
meet the needs OF the port Of Whining
ton, as IL is hoped commerce TO this
city VIII be developed. the next and
most important step in the port )
progress begins with the utmost har-
mony and unanir1ity Of views from
those most concerned.
Il Is estimated The The eost of the
warehouses. docks. etc, VIII be about
SI.-5u. 900. Originally i had been es-
, t4mated that the cost would he - 7oV.-
200 hut the commissioners have cut
here and there in the plans and haze
reduced them % the amount mentioned.
The plans however are flexible 70 the
extent that while they Viii meet the
needs OF the port for the beginning u
: its commercial era ~ water. next ad-
.iitions and extensions may be made and
Vii 1T IN With the original plans now
being drafted. In this way. # the COM
lner,e and business Of the port should
develop rapidly new fingers as they
afe called technically. On docks ean be
; constructed al any time Wlzhoa,
seriously embarrassing the plans.
Pending the advertising fer bids and
the awarding Of the same. an important
step will be that OF obtaining from
! eitv council authority Tor the issuance
f of bonds 10 cover the expenditure for
] the new operation. II this goes through
+ without any hitch. then the remainder
Vii he 4 question OF time and con
struo tion.
The Advisory Beard OF experts aud
III. HarhoI. Commissioners believe shat
the plans FOR the marine Il rminal en-
! brace, the very latest ideas and most
/ modern methods IN hand'ine sonaneree
The docks are laid cut 50 that eWu Yes
sells can be unloading and il third load
iag stuff. or wee versa al the SANE timv
aud Using the freight from one vessel
10 another without any confusion what
sat.4ef The railroad plans have beea
laid oHt SO that ono track used 70 re-
geiNe export goods viii not interfere -
aus way with a line OF track used tl
receive goods Tor shipment to various
PARTS OF this country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
TO BAR FURTHER LOANS.
Hearst Brings SUIT for iniuncuor
Against Treasury 7eaa oo
Foreign Credits.

Wes- ste.. ,e.
t,s et .as Tt,ts.
p.aN..s ,ry -tu.
GoN,~uE utS
Supv.al, 'oIt
Mluut1. Randolph
MS ,au3 Us
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ta~ S,gst-.lt
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~ est
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
WHISKY DISAPPEARS.
About $4,000 Worth Stolen and
a Search is Being Made
For 1t Here.

Federal prohihIt5ou agents assisted
by " Truxton Bolrc director for Del
aware. are combiug Wilmington and
,icinity IN an effort 10 locate $4,000
worth Of whisky ana wines stolen
recently from Monmouth Junction and
Passaio New Jcraey. The liquor was
stolen late "Wednesday might Wh.u
thieves broke into q motor truck which
WAS on its way to New BrunsWick
Local prohibition authorities are Of
tht, opinion that the liquor viii be SNUG
glcd through this city and into southern
f,.ri-itol-g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
REVOLT IN JAPAN OVER
EFFORT TO SOOTH L. >.

TOXIC. Feb. "A special die-
patch to the Jijo Shimpo from
Muroran. on the Island ot heZo'
says that 200 army reserVis's
have revolted In criticism against
the attitude Of the authorities
with regard to the shooting OF
Lieut.. w. II. 14angdon or inc
American cruiser Albany NJ
Vladivostok
Much agitation has been caused
In the Japanese army both by the
admission that the Japanese SEN
try shot Lieut.. Langdon without
reason and because of an order
that Americans in Nladivostok
must be stopped by seutries.
The official investigation of the
killing of Lieut.. Langdon mas
not been concluded. Gen. Tanaka,
minister of war. today said In
reply to questions in the Diet ms
TO what the result of the court
martial was and what effect II
would have on the relations with
the United States. Nj. Tanaka
added that there was no fear OF
the relations between the United
States and Japan becoming
strained as result of the shoot
ing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
NAVY FLlERS KILLED.
lieuts. Menken and Nolfer Met
Death in Plane Wreck at
Guantanamo.

Ry Associated Press 20 Ever f.
Washington l'eb l1 I.cuttuaaf~
.fohn Henry H,ltz MenNea and iph"
Frederick Wo.fer | nited States \aNA
we're Killed nes'r Guantanamo. 1nha
yesterday bs the WreVNins ot .htH
airplape while on q rrattlc" hSh' iet
radio instruction. \ dispatch received
today by the Navy Department save ao
details
Lieutenant Menkca.S home NJ
Garden City Kansas. aud fhst s..
Nulfer. Lancaster, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
STORM WARNING.

By Associated Press 70 ENerN FAeata
New York t'th Ill rhc Wvathyr
bureau here today issued the tulloWlGs
change IN storm warming from Boston
to Delaware RreakwaItrt
storm centercd OFT the \tW lct~e2
coast viii move east northeastWardl
attended by strong northwest winds
and gales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
FRENCH SHIP ABANDONED
At SEA, CREW RESCUED

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening.
Montreal Feb II The French
steamship Voctorieux, which left New
York February for Cadiz and Tang
iere with cargo has been abandoned
at seq. and her crew rescued 10y the
steamer Crawford according to a radio
message picked up at Cape Race to
daY Th.. message did not give the
nosition Of the ship when abandoned
or Indicate the reason
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
DR.. P.P. CLAYTON
j. s. SCHOOL HEAD,
ADVOCATES NEW LAW
Federal Commissioner of Edu-
cation. in Address Last Night,
Showed Defects Here.
MEETING lNDORSED THE BILL

Dr.. +. +. ClaXton. nited States Com
missioner Of Education. made an in
teresting address at the New Century
club last night on the value uf educa-
tion, proposed changes for the city Of
Wilmington and financial problems. as
relating TO education. The meeting,
arranged by the educational committee
OF the New Century Club. was well at
tended. Al the conclusion of the address
resolutions were adopted. supporting
the bill which has been introduced in
the Legislature making a change in tho
school system in this city, IS work cd
out as result Of the recent Federal
school survey.
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst first in
troduccd Mrs. a. d. Warner. chairman
of thu educational committee oi the New
C,:. ~ cub Mrs. Warner spoke OF
tn great interest which the orgariza- :
tion has had in education. she intro
duced George r. Miller president Of
the State Board OF Education. who rTe-
sided as chairman II the meeting
Mr.. Miller asked What is the
trouble. we cannot get people behind
this serious problem The very sub
ject ought 10 challenge the hearts of
men and women Of Wilmington"
In opening his address. Dr. ClaXton
discussed the relation Of education to
the material wealth of the country de-
ClarinG that everything depends upon
education He termed democracy as
the greatest university IN tho world
This country. he said is showing its
/ faith in education. The public school
system proves this In discussing the
public school system, he said that this
system is the only system for educa-
ton. as he said no society or part of :
society can hore 20 accomplish TINS
gigantic task
America the Model.
Showing the value 81 the ruhlll
school system. n said thar III" people
from all parts q the world COM" g ,hi:
! country 10 study the system in opera
+ ton in the public schools. The com
| missioner gave a number of interest
/ Continued on page i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
WHECk At BI.ACKBIRD.
Freight Car Buckles and Side Smipes
Norfolk Express.

The Eorfolk express that left this
city ~ 1219 thl~ morning vas side
sslped by a freight car in a northbound
freight train al I}laekhird this morning
The accident was caused by the freight
ca, which was in thr middle If the train
FurkiuE.
Whnc 10 one Vas hurt traffic was
tied ~ Tor 4evera! hours Passengers
for Dove. ,9uo should have reached the
s;tat, ,..atal aboui : nelogk this morn
ine did not arrive at Dover until 2
O'Clock Tins m0tulng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
rroIpy. WEATHER TOMORROW
No cool wave in Sight; summer TEN.
peratures in Florida and California.

Tho warm wave. ihat hopefully brings
Us within haIling distance q spring, was
general throughout the country yes
t.rday thcre being ho record ~ z IoWer
tenpcratbrc inarH than d- degrees eA-
,..,.t.t Iastport Maine where the thor
,.,,,.tcr registered IS r. Florida the
cords were "a at jacksonville and r
i, Ta,apa with los Angeles Cal. the
.,t ,ysrrncst city. showing ga degrees.
mi. thermometer ~ Every Evening
..,,,. last night recorded 81 degrees rs
.,. ecldest of the night. tho rain con
inning from last evening until early
'uis morning. At eight cIock To-Day
XII. mercury had advanced ono point
and bS noon had gore to A.
There. appears t. b. 10 cooler weather
sr slght. the Washington bureau pre-
a.cting unchanged temperature with
cloudy weather for tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
RAIL WORKERS SEE
/. LABOR BOARD RULING
AS GREAT VICTORY
Walsh Demands Summoning -
20, Who He Says Con
trol Poads.
HEARINGS wit CONTINUE

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continued +r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
IOWDEN DECLINE POST.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, Feb. Former Gov
ernor Izowden. Of Illinois, has been Offer
I'd and has declined the post ~ Secrc-
farv 81 the Na1y under President Hard
ing according to some Of his friends
here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
Mnath.r h.-....L

a. Associated 3 Press ttrr
Washing tNu k,h
ware
CLOUDY fHN sA.
rhanEc lu tuUpr. 4...U frra
westerly W.ud~ oa rNAr
SIN MOON It NNU
sun rose thts morning
sun sets thI- Aff.raH.
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sun ,tt> tnwnrrNW tftc.u..N
Moon -c.~ tunikAt
Length of iAN lo ao
p m Nr-l.to-t
+ NNlaN
NuHu tu.laN
tlighr>t trmItra
Lowest temperature I.-.
iItgh n3t ih.. aa.UuA
tiieh ttir thi~ ttt..l..tu
2 Ow tlur tHt~ n'A.nEnN
loW tide tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

F.at
1ar-tCN
Queen ,h tt
taitstc ~nA.
strand MOO NtNU
savoy lftal Nttl
Rla'tp IWN N...
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

Tasty unchcans fer shoppers. Tea
balcony smith 4 StreN ig. 919 Market
street.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

safe milk means healthy children.
Call 1a40 or l54l The Glover Dairy
Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
STILL WORKING ON
TAX PROVISIONS Of
NEW SCHOOL BILL
Bill Introduced Today for Sepa-
rate Prison for Women, to
Cost 100000.
HOUSE COMMITTEES MEET
Charles T.. Hughes.

Special Dispatch from staG correspondent
state House. Dover. F'eh Il
Duline So minutes giyen 70 calendar
business this morning the House pass
cd The Houee bin authorizing III" re-
coider 81 dceda for Kent county 70
procure new seal of oftiee
Tho House hiiI making Il unlawful
fer tenant - .omovc long fodder
without tho consent of IT,. landlord
Was called an for third reading il the
House and r,.on,mittrd - tho commit
t,,. ou revised stat Itcs for amendment
Representative Clark wanted stricken
r~oIn tht landlord and tenant act pro-
vision relative To "hazy' concerning
the pending Till, which amends the
landlord and tenant act only in regard
~ long folder
Thc House devoted the rest y the
informing 70 committee work.
school Tax scheme.
Tax Expert Luther II. Guiick. James
H. Hughes and Rsiieert c. Houston. who
.4rt, working out the tax features Of the
SchUoI ht!l have not completed their
work. bus L probably viii b. complet-
"a Early next week. The report that a
plan IS heing worked out TO impose q
tax an corporations and on investments
tos S hasi purposes has already caused
..f-.a.l.slly speculation and comment.
Tn. 1umsft,e mas nor made any public
tn.ea 1a,ueat relative TO is work ap
anti this tlule.
Separate Prison For Women.
Repre- sentative Eaci inEEam has a
substitute I4i proyidlu. for the estab-
I5snDe II q a separate PRISON for wom-
IN u N,w Castle Count. which VII BE-
offered IL eomaittee in place OF the
Skeleton tia .afradueed several davs axe
The hlH provides that within - da $
,ftel I.<~siec 80 TIE act. Inc Judges u
Continued On page Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
TORNADO KILLS 30.
SCORES ARE INJURED
Lumber Plant Wrecked and Many
Dwellings Demolished
in Georgia.

~ Aarocia,ed t'ress r. Feerr F.~erirg.
Ocoree ia. Fah si-ann,hnr SEA r,a
Pr dead and injured and ar l7rert.rf
n property logs il vostsrdar farr fto
eas in progress nsfe tada" # ra-
definitely established ina rfe H7.-@
person Renn.e FranFhu 5aa e1re
old. and 2s Negroes 5oat .hgir itse and
- persons Nera injured
The property LOGS = Estimated eo RI
Al least 100000 7orenfs.-fvc Neg 3
houses eere destroyed
C,ooneo. ~ r.h ii the 1ea'h toll
In yesterdays mrado hat SWEPT
through the Gardner settlement near
here. remained today AZ about 'h.rtF.
Many ri the dead had been sent - near
hv points ard scores II N" injured
were in hospitals a. Terniile and sand
crsvilie and there was no way 4 ob-
taininE accurate information as to The
exact number The .ist If tatilit!es
stood At Two whites and more than a
score of Negroes but a number ot tne
injured. chiefly Negroes. were expect
"a 10 die Relief has been sent from
Atlanta and nearby towns and the IN
! iured ard homeless we're being cared
for by the Ped Cross and civic organiza
tions. Identification Of the bodies con-
tinued slow but ID was asceTtaIned that
N some cases entire families had been
wiped out.
The region visited bv the tornado
vas completely devastated. L IL an
area nearly rye miles .ong and nan 4
nile wide. stretching from Gardner al-
most - Toornsnoro. The chief grc per- +
damage occurred ak The plant # ne
Cleveland OcoHee Lumber Company
where most of the victims were employ :
cd 4 large part of the plant vas de-
stroyed and millions u feet of lumber
scattered for hundreds of yards y
every direction
The wind played mary freaks
..b.ci bl,,,ssr.r IF nhiah ,here were
.-hty children WAS DESTROYED h-I &.
III, pupils ESCAPED W.-n 40 EoEe l'.-
ury thar bruises
BODIES ot some i me -.oiims "eie
surla6 -h~oash II. air for greac dis
tailces ard badly u.a11.ea.
+ Most OF the bodies We're found II 7s
open field. where -hsy mad h.tn carrie
bv some freakish Win. y ne NlhG
a. ysra blown from the ra.iwa.
tracks and fowls stripped clean Of %he'i
feathers
Torrential dowppours q ram a.
/ companied the wind and al rivers AZ,
i streams were reported at hood and S1i'
+ rising early today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

Augusta Ga Feb. IA \eEso
mother and child were Niiled ana SeN-
,ral sm8n houses blown down h>
tornado THAI hit near the SIP" -"
4,.tt. ea X miles f2aYu here Thurs
A.. ,r,.,.,o,,, and believed - have
-, e.,t 81 me STORM whs>h -ti.sy>
oronee earlier in the day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11

Asir-!sta Gu Fea- 5 -Hr~C4t oeho-
.t,-,.. ,t.7,,,-7 s.nec. teachers :
reported hers - aaN" S4Ee1 ths
Of schoo. ehildrS T 3uT}ns ne .0' .1@,
which partially wrecked e'.1Aeet +"
Yesterday One end 81 s.aNa- oG.-a."s
-rumpled s.adcr .he 3t5Ns &. No tno
me root sassed doN>0 essf .1e he'aS g
= pupils The teachers ae.& III 7"
aided. while their ea3rt@~ 81, t''eo
through the s2p. the" leated z, S@-S
III themselves
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
WHAT AlLS US?
IL rRIstNI nANe.
TIlI cuOD OLD BAYN

First national BANK. South Boston. "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-11
80 -.
Nmussmvnfs non =

q us + III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-03

cruelty. Care and custody of minor
child, Arthur s., given to libelant.
Attorney for libelant, c. N. Perkins of
Waterville.
Harry A. Dinsmore of Waterville
from Dorothy S. Dinsmore, formerly
of Waterville and now of parts un-
known. adultery. Attorney for libel
ant. A. H. Bridges of Waterville
Della c. Harding of Oakland from
Everett A. Harding of Pittsfield. ex-
IRENE cruelty. Care and custody of
minor child, Virgin E., given to libel
ant Libelee ordered to pay S. per
week for support of child. Attorneys
for libelant, Andrews & Nelson of
Augusta.
Herbert Joseph Butler of Water
Vile from Helen Thibodeau Butler of
Madison, adultery. Attorney for libel
ant George M. Chapman of Fairfield.
Ruth jacques of Augusta from
Philip jacques of Augusta, on-sup-
port. Care and custody of minor
child. Stella, given to libelant. Libelee
ordered to pay S. per week for sup
port of child. Attorney for libelant,
Burleigh Martin of Augusta.
Flora 3. Sennett of Albion from
George H. Sennett of Albion, cruel
and abusive treatment. Care and GUS
tody of minor children, Archie w. and
Pomain E., given to libelant. At
torney for libelant, P. A. Smith of
Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-03

phonse DUDE of Augusta, extreme cru
city. Attorney for libelant, Benedict
F. Maher of Augusta.
Rebecca A. Page Of China from
Thomas Eubric Page of Vassalboro,
desertion. Care and custody of minor
child, Josephine c., given to libelant
Attorney for libelant, B. r. Maher of
Augusta.
Milton G. Slack of Augusta from
Margarita G. Slack of Monmouth, ILL.,,
desertion. Care and custody of minor
children, Gladys and Grace, given to
libelant. Attorney for libelant, Bur-
leigh Martin of Augusta.
Christie Shibles of Waterville from
George Shibles, Gesertion. Attorney
for libelant, Burleigh Martin of Au-
gusta.
Carolyn E. Nottage of Gardiner
from Clyde H. Nottage of Kittery.
desertion. Attorney for libelant, o.
B. Clason of Gardiner.
Garfield J. Blodgett Of Randolph
from Sarah J.. Blodgett of Readfleld,
desertion. Attorney for libelant, o.
B. Clason of Gardiner. :.
Lawrence T. Lessard of Waterville
from Florence Lessard Of Lewiston,
desertion.. Attorney for libelant J.
A. Letourneau of Waterville.
Sarah Folsom of Oakland from Otis
III. Folsom of Hugesville, N. j., cruel
and abusive treatment and extreme