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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-19

Miss Agnes Walsh Mrs. G. A. Wolf
Miss Mary Cushing Mrs. Fred Beerbohm
Miss Violet Crumbine
= = y
Mrs. c. A. Kline and Mrs. Frank w.
Thomas have asked guests for an out
door breakfast, which they will give
Friday morning. The tables will be
placed in the adjoining lawns of the
Kline and Thomas homes.
Tho guests of honor will include.
Mrs. Fred Moore of Fort Worth, Tex,
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-19

enough entertained
SITS at bridge this
lme:
Mrs. Fred Moore,
Fort Worth, Tex.
Mrs. Luther Burns
Mrs. David Palmer
Airs. George Godfrey
Moore
Mrs. Wilbur Gallo
way
Mrs. Tom King
Mrs. y. Il. Burge
Mrs. Patrick Walsh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-19

Mrs. Henry Miller,
RosSviile
Mrs. Henry Mason
Mrs. A. +. Van Petite
Mrs. Albert Patten
Mrs Frank Parr
Mrs w. I. Bowen
Mrs. Monte Kistler
Mrs. H. L. Alkire
Mrs. Roy Shoaf
Mrs. Arthur Buff
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Coastwlse

BALTIMORE ..,. vo.v
We1a (F). sats. 90. Clyde Las
aEiI,INGHAM-sso San Franchises
CnARLEsION
tPTl Tusa. Wed. ThurA- frh' oat. Ciyes
GALVESTON
gaom HEu Iohk
Wedneodaye lPrl, Saturdays ilB hanory
Wsdnsadays ~, Saturday, Vls
southsrn Pacihe Co NorEan Lns)
FRon agu ronk
Oy1 Tusa. VISA. Thurs. Trt. sat- c'S'
Feon nGW fonk
Wednesdays tPFl haiiery Lac
ios ANGELES HARB0R, San Fran-
eiseo, Portland. Seattle, Taeoma-
AIso see San Francisco
fgon hfu fohk
Dso. 6--MENIcAf ~ =. a. T.
nsc e-IOWAN I'D II. a. Il.
Dee. ff-WILLHILO ID WiIliaIna :. !. CO.
pss- si--laLEASs (F) Z. A. l.
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Coastwise Continued

OOdolWioC AOOilliiuC4I
Los Angeles (wilminEton). San Frsa-
cisco. Seattle. Vancouver, b. 9.
fRon EGw YORK
Jan 3t-MELvILLE DOLLAR CF) Doiiar
MOBILE
FRon Hgw YoRK
Fridays UD halioJ
NEW ORLEANS
FRoa nGW Voak
pso t-EL ALMIRANTE % 50. Pacifo
Dee 7-EL LAoo I'D southsrn Pacino
Dec S-CoMU5 (PT) Southern Paciho
NEW YORK
sRon sALrineag
Wsda FD. satG O1. cyds Llhs
OAKLAND-see San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
FROM HTw YoRK
Wed (FR), Sat (FR), ana intstnsdiate
uaischaw g. g Lines
P0RTLAND-ses LOs Angeles BARBER.
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. oakland-Aiss see
Los Angeles
FROM HCN YoRK
Dso it-WILLHIJo (T) Williams q a co.
San Francisco. San Diego. Los Angslss
Harbor (WilmingtOu), Portland,
Seattle. Bellingham
FROM hEN YoaH
Dec STEEL INVENTOR (Fl fsthmian
Dec. it-sAN FRANCISCO F) hthmian
sEATTLE-ses Los Angeles AsrbOr,
San Francisco
TACONiA--seO Los Angeles Hsrbor
TAMPA
gRon Hrw YORK
Eridays (FJ Mallory
VANCOUVER, b. C,-SsS Lee AaEslss
WILMINGTON - Bee San Ersaeisss.
L0s Angeles
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sUPPIGHTNTARY HIIt

~ tfs fss'o,nas-D,abs Pos,ss gs.ffri. A.
- ~ forsif1 ccsIrf0rE" ~ tan1ff A. a 80
s1ppi~f,enisv mall" wfrfgs, A. ~ f-fe'TI
sisuen 1ppfnsnts1 mar cos~ htf A. tylf
80 nea - HlftfrifrfafI c1Hi1f W. .fFl
u-lrs' sforrf bat fuppifmf1ftJ rails f1f LIr1f
fsh eoanttss ard To- Crfifal Anaira. 90. ~
lrl-olnL Co. o. InLl ILl.I
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For additional
FOREIGN MAILS
fBg6la11 4. r1aa4. nan,

.sor4l naih al cass pfonpt5 - urs
t.-..-sa u ~ latest tire offinary ~ ucrerfeftl
gasu " ietsr drpg,l nay - naiff A. ~
osnsfal fosio1os a1f Cy al asuen 40 -
~ rfst pafosls sr1 firsieFsd srtiriss haFs - -
lalrl g9s>rQ ard 70 o m Az ~
tof.ln hiauon fcorfeF q NaffnE a1f Wfli fuft'tl
.fn fa.,.lra. ~ ~. ll M a,..l-. - y
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Numbers
Ssesmship coupany
Pier 90. N. R.. N. Y. Canal ssss..
Mallory Trans. Lines, Inc. (U.S.S.Bl
II Broadway. N. Y. B's G'n oseO.
Moore 4 Mecermaek Co., Inc.
(U. s. S.B.)
Commercial Steamship Lines.
B'vay. N. Y. Bowling G'n 2ssA
Morgan Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
MunsOn S. S. Lines (U. s. S.B.)
e7 Wall St., N. Y. Big G'n $500.
\. Y. < Porto Rico S. S. Co.
25 B'way, n. Y. Bowling G'n $500.
North German Lloyd
1915 Pearl ST.. N. Y. B'g G'n S7s@
Norton, Lilly & Co.
American & ManehuriAn Line.
American & Indian Line.
American a Australian Line.
American ( African Line.
Amer, Mediter. & Levant Line.
Atlantic Culf-Far East Line,
Ellerman & Bucknall 8. s. Co., LTD.
lsthmian Steamship Line.
Norton Line.
pananna-Far East line.
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Martins q vspeur.
20 Beaver ST. n. Y. Broad 1900.
Norwegian Ameriea Llns
Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'ey, Inc.
3 Bridge ST., n Z. B'e On $50.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co. (U. S. S. b.
10 Hanover So, N. X,
= Bowling Green 1850.
Panama Line
"a State St.. NY. B'E Gn SSsO.
Prince Line
See FurnsSs. Witty q C.
Quebec S. S. Co.
See Furness. Witty 4 CO.
ked " Line
Bliss. Dsllett q Co., Gen. MGrL
50 Wall ST. N. Y. Hanover 1oO72.
Red Star Line q. M. NJ
Broadway. N. Y.
PEr, B'e G'n saoO; Fgt, whitll 2oso.
Rogers & Webb (U. S. SID
40 State St., BoSt, Macs. I'm. tto7.
Sanderson & Son, Agent
Tho Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
20 Broadway, N. Y. Broad 23e0.
Seandinavian-AmeFican Line
81 whitehall St.. N. Y. Be G'n 72ts.
SSiteovich Lines (U. S. s. b.
s. SgiLcovich 4 Co.
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, Tex.
Southern Pacific Company
l65 B'wsy, NJ X. CortlGndt $500.
SpraEue Lines (C.H.SpraSue&Son)
(U.s.s.B.) 1<1 Milk St, Boston, ,Msss.
Struthers 4 Barry Gu. S. S. b
il2 Market St. San Francisco, Cal.
Susqushapna Steamship Co., Inc.
(U. S. S. 3D.
2-S Stone St., N. Y. B'g G'n 2sbS.
Three Star Line (AHreteurs Reunis)
% Bridge St., n. Y. B'g G'n 21l6.
Trinidad Line
See Furness. Witty = Cs.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.L.
American Hawaiian S. S. 20.
American ship 4 Commerve Corp.
30 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall io2o.
United Fruit Company
II Battery Pl., Ny. whitehall l1Vo
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

Atlantic Transport LiH' l. W. '"''
srosdWay. n. \. wsltql sOsO.
Per-. S.is BE- G'n $780, EF' "''"'''''
s,.ou. DuuIsL A'a =,
p nemOstsr 4 Co, Lia; t,oo
Eidsr.vsst p ds..vsr st. NJ Broad ASOO'
s.,.rSSL Line. Inc. (U.S;S.B,) s. 'is5
barp" plNY. whitehall 1900.
iIsisiss IsSssSiP sSiPisrss-s7-'' Allan Basin
B.IdsB Ire
s.. Ei,yd Regal Beige 81 An'nyn''
sI,tL Diamond SIS. cp. (U.S.S.B.) }
~ s7Exeh.Pl. Rect lsS2.26l1-lS'
HHtiisSelpbia, Baitimore, Chicago
Dsreit, Boston, Norfolk
shks & Co., Inc, WA (U.o.S.D.|
uNoor. ST., NY. whitehall 2Sso 2sSO-i'
as. Gay St, Bait, Nd. FissA o''V'
R,Il 4 Co., A. H., Agts. (U.S.S.B)
nwu. St., NY. Bowling G'n 1900
CLYDE Steamship Co. ....,
o., tsNR,N.Y. Canal $500
Pis, PPiis.,,tt''E. ~ my. FOr'n ssrvics)'
c.smOvOIitan Shipping Co.. lseP
III. S. S. b.
=, s,o,dusy, n. Y. Broad siSi.
cbIe., il2 ". Adams 81. Rand SSle'
y Or. 500 Carondelst Big. Main s4S'
psn,; InterI Fr't'g Corp.
ole. Terminal Shipping Co.
yortolE. Harris. MSgill 4 Goa Inc
cuuard.knrhUr Lines
Is Brosdvsy. N. Y. B'g G'n sses'
Di Cio.tio Fnh Corporation
Is Broadway N 2. BE- G'n 77oa
Dollar Line
II nssn st. NY. Big G'n sSll-
EIIsmsn's wilson Line, N. T., Inc.
Ellssnss's Wilson Line.
EllGnsns Phoenix Lins.
Wlson.Furness Line.
An Msditsrranesn & tevsnt Lins.
10 Broadway, n. Y. Broad eS's.
Export SIS. Corp. GU. S. S. b.
IS Broadway. N. Y. Big GIN $50.
Export Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.BJ
0fiols Line.
GBroadway, NY. Broad t1t7.
American Bldg, Bslt nd. Plaza 1851
French Line
csnpaEnis Gentle TransatiantiquS
10 State st., NY. B'g G'n 1900.
Funea, Witty Z Co, Ltd.
Furnsst Lines.
Furnsss Bsrnuda line.
ltWkitskal St., h. Y. B'g Ga 1900.
Hal,ehsw S. S. Lines, inc.
Pier .. E.R. Y. Big G'n tS7f.
Hsuston 4 c., RIP.
10 Beaver St., NY. Broad 1875.
l.f. {. Lines (U. S.S.B.)
International FreiEhtinE corporat'n
{. Whitehall st.. NY. Big G'n 1890.
tAaulionaI Mercantile Marine
lnsriean Line
WIT Star Lima
Ezhs Transport Linz
led Gar Line.
kJhrd lns.
Lerd Z Bead LinsL
hAla Star. Dominion Linz
S''sdEsy, n. Y.
a rE, BE c'n Ssooi Fgt. Whit1l 1oto.
W "a Sale St., Chicago.
lshaiis Steamship Lines
I'sias cesSs ssrY. Trafac Dept
"Oeftlsndt ST. NY. Rector os2a
0seamthip Co., Inc. U.S.S.S.J
hsit Bee. ~ Beaver St.. ". Y.
e'oec 500. Branch eficsss Chi
ago PallsoelphiA
lanpOt & Holt Lines
q ssssdvAy, N. Y. Broad sssL
I.AeasdnAn Steamship Co., Ltd.
ii'it hssrs Ct, MY. B'E G'n s42s-t.
1.'hnd Line q. M. NJ
Broadway, N. 7.
'"s seG's ssOoi FEt whitTl 2oeo.
u'ys Royal Beige, St. ArOnyms
"Psssist.AY. Bowling G'n $3.50.
usyd Ssbauds
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TO-DAY

Earops. Africa ald Wsa Asia Va Chstogff
hriiain. frsiand Franos a. ~ cslstrss ~.
ucned n nofls "A" ard ~ ts0s ie6snssfifa
dispa,ea Il "csiro- Basitd" Ar Msll. a q
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

LETT Dundee
FRon nCw voaI
Dec. i9-1ANBiETON RAS0E(F1 Yurness
Dec se-ALPfSE RANGE (F) TuFnesa
LIVEEPooL
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Friday

Bsrcslona; als0 paros- post malls ior s-sia cshsrT
riands c-ufa Heilla ard 1annw n MoucCr
~ q M0nisouaL a n.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
WedneadaY

Dlrpgs. Afnca anf West Asa fiisiF N,rpu.
Denu.fk, teeten Lthpania Lssioria Esthorif
fciand hasila and GibrsllsF mufff - sperialT
tdfressed ~ dispttch bT ttn rsamfn. "a PJr
90 20 tntrpfpr sfo panctl.pa maif -
Wet brAn Ireand. lrtncs trd ~ o0l1olci
n-filonci m Nf'cs ~ and ~" taiOF, q 4.
ffy4deut ADAM. a n. rpp "a
couh Affica Especially Aldtasd oliyl. IA CtDI
..sus $50 parce sr.st niAilt ~ lniol ~ hlll
HncA Hech1ahAanA pfotA.torsfs, pofturusss Iui
AneAi Tthen and sogih.xn nhctssia snt srgta
0srmany lfp~faiiy aifr,sr.d eniyl ia Brsnsr
,. ~ lork. A - q m
otrltg fiialy. 0rss srd flg3-fiara rrisi
~, IA oNrtihr Napiss ftffsa a1f Graves
$40 larttl p1st malls fof oibfhiaf Crss1s ~
J1fo-h.tfia. a Tyutenis. Q 20 g N.
psnmAns. sweden Germany, P0arf Rlsrf
Lihutnia, tsitruia s1d nihoria ra c1psrhf9s
Dsntig ard iAbiui tisl ptrcsi.pcsi maif f5f pvn
r'afs' sr-i<n, r9t1d. iAdhgsnia eid Lstioaa.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Norton, Lilly 4 Co.

American & ManehuriAn Line.
American & Indian Line.
AmericaIi 4 Australian Line.
American ( African Line.
Amer, Mediter. & Jevent Line.
Atlantic Culf-Fsr East Line.
Ellerman & Bucknall s. s. Co.. Ltd.
Isthmian Steamship Line.
Norton Line.
pananna-Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts.. Martins Tspsur.
20 Beaver ST. n. Y. Broad 1900.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
1Narsday

ceriUry, ia y, aiso par,si-pc.t rails
aud evitAeTisnd g. s. siyuni ci1tn, ean
Ancrps tsands fftaJ. Qryrns lnd Iurp-eiayif
uun - apeciiy afduand foT ffpafrh ~ lhif
orsFo-ai ais2 psru-i -ppu nafa o. Aewe flancl
Qres and iurO-elaEia a @ frusidern Wlsdr
flo m
korgaT. essisa, DsnmAit tad Fialand. "
Chrisuansand Chfsdtnia and Copsnhanni a.
pAraai 'post u.is ~ ke-sy esed~n 40 D.
a m.
Iiaiy, ns Hs1sj also psrrsl.post uaiis fof
Itaiy d a Cn1 hasao. ~ u
Aforss Isiahds and poftasai fIialy orssas ~
fueo- 8ara muti b p,~daiy adtrsssfd ~ A.
path b. TITS aesnsri. va Ponta Dsrsda Nshar
Napea. Patras and orsfasai aso carsi posf uats
To- Asoses isands tad p1tngI; " fan 70 nastor
and tie-co ~ q = frcsidenis MNrqli p m
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

Fgon ErW Work
Dec. t-w. oUECHEB CY) rxport TrAne
Dec lt-cARMANfA PPM cvnard Las
Dee it-CELTfc (PFRh) white star
Dec. ta-BALTiC (PFRM) white Star
Dec. ss-ACeoNfA (PFh) CunArd lsine
Jan- ia eTEAMER lFl C0aInopolitan
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04


Dee. s-coLLAMgR (Tl cosnepsiltan
/ Jan. s-W. ELDApA (P) cosa epoiltan
Jan. so-eARcoxID (r) coSnopOlitsn
BRENEN-Aiso zee Hamburg. Plyn-
outh
FROM NEW VosK
Dec. S-YoRcK (PT1l)s
North German Lloyd
Dec Observation-Disclosures stas
Dec. ao-sBYDLIT5 CPFM)'
North German LLOYD
sAcospts cargo via Brarlsn Ter sean-
dinGnan ana Baltic port&
BRISBANE. Sydney Melbourne Ado
lsIds
Vson HEw YORK
Dec. B-cITY or MANILA (r)
Norton. Lilly q Co
psc. .iS-TREcLRRBLL (F) Herten. Lilly
5sS. Rss. iiss-ESsTS issS T SEA ty5 U. 8 "A HH.'
BRISTOL
VRon STw YeAK
~. tLWEKrKA (F) winchester Lines
Dso 5t-EA6TN SWORD CD winchester
BUENos AYREs. Aontsvidso, Rosaris,
Rio do Janeiro, ssntos, PernAmbuee,
Bahla-Also zee AontsTdee, Bic Dc
Jsneiro
Taen EEw YoaH
Pee psS. .s-LiSERTT oLo tF, L ,. c IAns
cALLAo. Paits. Eteu, sslsvsrry. Pises.
TRsm Mrw YesK
Dec 1-oRcUs 90 West cosss us'
CAPE TOWN, Algos Bay, East Lsudsn.
Port Natal, DelagOs Bsy--Alse zee
Afriea-South
~. ,o-xAzEMBE (F) Norten. lilly
"a f-TARTAR PRINCE tF) Fufnses
Jaa- i7--YoRK CASTLE tF) Barrier biaes
FRon HTw Y0hK
n.o- fE-WEKiKA tFl WineheeteI IAnes
Dec. 3e-EAsTN SWORD % Wiaehsstss
CARTAGENA
Faon nEw Y0RK
Deo. ig-BARAcoA VN) Clyde o. q %
AiANN. gsos nIy reaK
pee s-PARi1 cPThD cyds q q O
CHRIsTIANA
FRon nEu voRK
pea e-sTAvAfscER (PTNl
HerwsTias Xnsrios Iss
CIENTUEGos
Faon nEw VoAK
pec. s--LAKE FERNwooD on
Atlantic Fruit Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

sOrdlsssy fsnfssiesfsd) istfss flist - b =
a nj ths nest da5 VII Drosltsf thsss y - dslsf
1 II ths ossfland Vansf. learh ffaiiis ~ tins -
eanneefloa aifh ths steamer r1ln11rsd
tAl eiasfs = -. inasc1f tr-,ats p11N =
pcs-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Blk. G Co., Inc, WA (U.S.S.B;) .S.l

tNoors St, NY. Whitshail hi, soso sSVS~
ns cav ST., Bait, Nd. Plaza SSSV'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

Trinidad Line
See FurnesS. Witty = Cs.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.L
Americana Hawaiian S. S. 20.
American ship 4 Commerve Corp.
30 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall lo2o.
United Fruit Company
II Battery Pl., NY. whitehall l1OO'
U. S. & A. Lines, Inc. (U. S. 5. 3D.
$40 Bridge ST., N. Y. BIZ G'n $3.50.
United States Lines, The (U.S.S.b1
Passenger 4 Freight ofSess
IS Broadway, n. Y. whitehall sioo'
Waterman S. S. Corp. (U. S. S. b.
Mobile, Ala.
West Coast Line (U. S. 5. 3D.
Vessel, Duval & Co.
2S-ss Broad St., n. 7. Bread sase.
White Star Dominica Line
1 Broadway, NY.
PEr, Big G'n cSoo; Fat. Whit1l 2oso.
White Star Line Il. NJ M.)
1 Broadway, NY.
Pgr. Big 'G'n $500; FEt Whitl 2ese'
Williams Steamship Co, Inc.
rs Moore St. NY. BIZ G'n 1894
Winchester Lines (U. S. S. b
IL Battery Place, n. Y. bg ca tsss'
Yslss, Sch & Martin
Mers. General Navigation Co.. Inc
ii broadway. Ny. B'n IN e211
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

ry Al Exch.Pl. Rect lsSI.5oLI-Lo'
Trti;isdelphia, Baitinores ChieAE"'
Dsreit, Boston. Norfolk
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ADJUSTMENTS
Fine Cast Chosen for Superb George
Loane Tucker Picture Ladies Must


Fine Cast Chosen for Superb George
Loane Tucker Picture "Ladies Must
Live"
Practically an all star cast was
chosen by George Loane Tucker for
Ladies Must Live" superb pro-
duction which proved to be Mr..
fuckers final achievement. Betty
Compson, now a Paramount star, is
the featured player in the production
which will be shown at the Johnson
Opera House today.
Besides Miss Compson, the cast in
cludes such well known screen ia
vorites as Leatrice Joy, Lucille Hut
ton, Marcia Manon; ' 'o Warrontc-,
Cleo Madison, Robert Ellis, Mahlon
Hamilton, Jack Gilbert, Snitz. Ed
wards, Arnold Gregg, lack Mcdonald,
William Mong and Gibson Gowland.
Ladies Must Live" is presented by
Mayfiower as a Paramount special.
The story is adapted from Alice Duer
Miller's novel which appeared origi-
nally in serial form in the Saturday
Evening Post. The theme centers
around one of the most widely dis
cussed problems of the day and vital
ly concerns every 21e;'ican woman.
Betty Compson has a part in La
dies Must Live" equally prominent
with that played by her in THE Mir
acle Man." Robert Ellis is leading
man.-Ady.
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UNITY

George Leadbetter returned Mon
day from Portland where he had
been the guest Of his mother for a
few days.
Mrs. George Woods and daughter
Frances. of Pittsfeld were callers
in town on Wednesday.
Gertrude Moulton is in Thorndike
this week.
The Polly Anna Club was very
pleasantly entertained Thursday aft
ernoon of last week by Mrs. George
Leadbetter
l.. w. Knight has bought DR.. E. NJ.
Soule's place and will take possess
sion the last of May. DR.. Soule will
occupy his cottage at the lake for
the summer months.
E. B. Hunt is a business visitor
this week in Boston.
Esther Trueworthy, who is attend
ing school in Watervile, is at home
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gerry are
very much pleased over the arrival
of a baby boy, born Monday, March
81.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the NJ. Z. church was held at the
church on Thursday evening Of last
week.
Guy Hunt of Newport was a recent
visitor in town.
Mrs. f. II. Whitehouse and Mrs.
c. D. Conner were visitors Tuesday
in Bangor.
Mrs. +. E. Small Of Brooks was IN
town on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Bradford and daughter
Barbara of Somerville, Mass, are
guests of relatives in town.
Mrs. Harold Gilner and children.
William and Ella, were guests If
relatives in Plymouth a few DAYS.
the past week.
Guy Norton of Newport was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Stillman Drew of Newnort
iS the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Thompson.
The Arts and Crafts Club was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon py
Mrs. ". L. Stevens.
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be made up but will probably be
given out before long.
Miss Helen Odlin recently returned
from visit to Greenville.
Miss Davida Clark visited at Err
skine Tuesday.
WEST LAkESIDE-Mrs. Frank P.
Tobey is in Augusta, the guest Of
relatives.
Mrs. Daiselle Green and daughters,
the Misses Arlene and Ethel Clark of
Weeks Mills and Miss Davida Clark
Of Waterville, were overnight guests
Saturday of Mrs. Merle Clark.
Mrs. Ella Fitzgerald was a Sunday
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
Cloves of Vassalboro.
After brief vacation at her home
in Branch Mills, Miss Doris Young
returned Monday, March q, to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the
Clark school.
Mrs. Alice Howe Of South Vassal-
boro is in town caring for Mrs. Merle
Clark and infant son, Donald William.
Allen Cloves was a guest Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cloves in
Nassalboro.
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LTTCHFIELD

Miss Lois Fish has been the guest
of her mother during her spring Va
cation from Harrington Normal
school.
Miss Black, who has been enjoying
a weeks vacation at her home at
Litchfield Corners, has returned to
Pennington Normal.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Danforth and
son were callers Sunday of his broth
er. Erwin Danforth, in Wales.
ROBBIE Dingley. who is employed
under his brother. Ernest Bowler. of
the Portland Press Herald, is at
present at his home in Litchfield,
where he is visiting a cousin, E. A.
Danforth. 4
r. T. True is unloading a carload
of lime at Batchelder's Crossing.
Word has been received here Of the
death of Miss Eliza Taylor of Wales,
who died at the home of her nephew,
Daniel Powers, in Auburn.
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Milbridse Grange

a regular meeting of Ailbridge
Grange, No. 261, was called to order
Wednesday evening, March %, with
all officers present except chaplain.
Visiting members We're present from
Lincoln Grange, Narraguagus. South
fluehill, Schoodic. Bayside and
Washburn Oranges. After the regular
order of business was disposed of,
grange closed in form after which we
listened to a very interesting talk by
Rev. Alfred G. Davis. Methodist pas
tor of this town, his subject being
Life. Each and everyone were very
interested and feel they were greatly
inspired by his fine talk. The pro-
gram Of the grange consisted Of
readings. songs. music and stories.
After the close OF the program re-
9Eelhments were served consisting Of
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PITTSTON

Z. 4. Lapham who has been pass
ing a number of months in Massa-
chusetts with his daughter, Mrs.
Thiggesom, returned home Tuesday.
Abbot Lord who has been i'll with
appendicitis, is much i'm proved.
Fred Shea has rented the Moody
house at the Four Corners.
Bluebirds and robins have appear
cd as signs of spring.
Carrie Blair is passing this week
with her aunt, Mrs. "Moody.
Evelyn Moody anda friend of Ran
dolph We're visiting her grandmoth-
er Wednesday.
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T
CHINA

SOUTH-Mrs. Charles Allen Of
Bera. Kentucky, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Castle.
j. ID. Hallowell has recently pur-
chased a fine pair of black horses.
A large number have suffered from
the prevailing grip colds this winter
but nearly all are better at this time.
a baseball game was played at
Erskine ball ground Monday. 1t is
understood the game was not finished
because of the bad weather.
Mrs. Flora Hallowell visited at the
Corner Sunday.
w. F. Higgins and Frank Higgins
visited the latter's family over the
week end.
The Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
of South China have not been able
to hold their meetings very regularly
this winter because of bad roads
and sickness. They hope to do better
with warm weather.
The Senior class Of Erskine Acad-
envy will give a social Thursday eve
ming, April 6. A good program and a
good time is promised. 1t is to be
hoped there will also be a good
crowd as this class is a small one and
laboring under many difficulties and
should have the hearty support of
their friends. g.!
Fred MERCER has recently pur-
chased a new horse.
Robins and blackbirds have been
seen in this vicinity as we'll as ducks
and a few hawks.
Some of the class parts at Erskine
have been given out by the principal,
Freeman Sanborn. They are: vale
Fred Turner; salutatory, Emma
Casper. 1t is understood the rest
are delayed on account of work to
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Sunrise Grange

Sunrise Grange of Winterport met
as usual Saturday afternoon with a
very good attendance. Livery one was
very much interested. After usual
business routine the following pro-
gram was taken up:
Reading, Elsie Joyce; song. Albert
Timing; reading, Ira Cole; reading,
Clara d. York; story, Past Master
Tibbetts; music by the choir; read
ing, W. Q. Nettie M. Cole; declama-
ton, Geo. H. York; duet, Esther and
Nellie Sullivan; remarks, A. J. Ed
monds. Question. "Is it any more for
a man to have to wait a few minutes
for his meals, than it is for the
housewife to be kept waiting after ev-
erything is in readiness" Opened by
w. NJ. Cole.
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so well pleased with it that he is
remaining over for tonight's game
with the Maine All-Stars. Mr.. Rob-
inson, who has spent most of his
life in shoe factories, has Just deliver
ed his valedictory there, and will
engage in the grocery business in
Gardiner Wherever he goes or
whatever he does Billy Robinson, all
around sport and good fellow, is as
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See the adv. OF Ralph Mairs viii

See the adv. of Ralph Mairs which
appears in this issue. 1923 in "a
hours of continuous running. That
is the new endurance record estab-
lished by the Apperson special. This
is Official and the record has been
allowed by the contest board OF the
American Automobile Association
under whose SUPERVISION the test
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PALERMO

NORTH-Much regret is felt by the
people of North Palermo since it has
Deen learned that Rev. n. NJ. Heikes.
pastor of the Christian church at Al
bion, who has been supplying at the
Methodist church in this community
Tor the past two years, has resigned
his pastorate at Albion to take up his
duties in new place. The people of
thlS community are very sorry to
have Mr.. Heikes leave. 1t is felt that
the two years that he has Iabored in
our midst have not been in vain as
many have found a new light in the
gospel during that time. Mr.. Heikes
has not only preached to us from the
pulpit but has visited among us. Mr..
Heikes was well liked by the children
and was very much interested in
them, each Sunday addressing a short
story to them.
EAST-F'rank Moore has gone to
Revere, Mass, called there by the
death of his son-in-law, John Hayes.
The Liberty Lumber Co, have
moved their mill onto the Field lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Grady and
family visited Sunday at w. l..
Trasks'
w. r. Weber of South China was
business caller at A. ]. Tobcys,
recently.
Marion Moore of Besse High school
was at home over the weekend.
County Agent W. S. Donahue met
the local Farm Bureau at Sheepscot
Lake Grange hall Wednesday, March
%, to plan the work for the coming
year.
The regular all-day meeting of
Sheepscot Lake Grange will be held
Saturday, April I.
Briggs and Oscar Quinn. Arthur
Belder and Mrs. James Cunningham
are all sick with the grip.
Maurice Tobey is working for ]. w.
Northrup for a few days.
Orris Drawn has gone to Winthrop
for a short time.
Roy Leavitt of Winthrop is working
for Forrest Tibbetts building a hen
house.