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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

badly torn by a flying stick that sew
eral stitches had 70 be taken to close
the wound.
MISS Ada Racket who PASSED a
few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank o. Hackett. has returned
20 ner school n Massachusetts.
M and Mrs. Henry Elliott Of Mon
mouth were VISITORS III the home Of
Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Carson on Sun
day
Mrs. Flora Hopkins returned from
WsterviIle on Monday after q rev
days VISIT with her son. Ernest Hcr-
kins and family
Cards nave been received here ar
nouncing the marriage on Christmas
day Of Miss Nina Minerva Ambrps
formerly Of Readfieid. TO Harry Al
bee Of Portland. The happy con2le
viii reside with Mrs. Ambros. the
brides mother on summer sr--ct
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
WAYNE
Norris Eassstt.

a pretty wedding was held a. the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Z. H Basser-
Oh turner on Dec. "a when their
oanghter Mabel was married 70 Eor-
aid f Norris Of Wayne, oldest son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Holman L. Norris
py tteT. Maurice Dunbar. The connie
were attended by Miss Martha 1,,jn-
by and Montford Greenwood class
mates Al Leav1t-. The double ring
service was Used. Little Edna. sis
ter OF The bride, was ring bearer
The house was prettiIy DECORATED
Win green and red festoons. which
United n the middle of the room
where large Christmas bell h7,nr
anc under which the ceremony was
performed. Mrs. Norris gradua1.c
from Leavirt IN 1917. since which she
has been successful school teacher.
The groom was in service over TWO
years. serving IN France when the
war ended. M and Mrs. Norris viii
make their home al Winthrop this
winter
Lewis H. White and Wilbur Maxim
returned 10 University of Maine
after passing TWO weeks' vacation At
home
People are busy harvesting ice,
which is some Is inches thick.
Harry z. White arrived at 1t.
Petersburg Christmas day. taking
dinner with friends.
The annual business meeting and
roll call Of the Baptist church was
held Jan 1st. A bountiful dinner was
served in the vestry. where some over
so We're present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
Holy Name Societies
After the BolShevists

Pittsburgh, Jan. 5-One hundred
and forry-five Holy Name Societies
OF the Roman Catholic church in the
Pittsburgh district have launched a
campaign 10 stop the spread Of Boil
shevism among wage earnsrs and 10
further Americanization. Literature
intended To establish closer relations
between capital and labor is being
distributed by the organization.
Rev Claude CreaTy Dominican
monk and leader II the campaign.
declared Boishevism and Socialism
can be handled but that problems
confronted by capital and labor must
he definitely settled To bring peace TO
the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

church and parish viii he be,e
pa11sh supper viii be served prior 10
Inc meeting and il is urged that all
members be present A parish SUD
per VIII be served at the Universa,-
ist church On Tuesday night.
Sheriff Frank A. Cushrnan has an
nounced the following deputies To pe
IN attendance IN the January -err,
Oh the supreme judicial court. which
eonrenss on Tuesday al 10 O'Clock.
messenger. Willis E. Fletcher; crirr.
siias Bowler. Palermo: ]. A -.
Beach, charge of grand Jury: " T
bsan OF Mourville, charge of first
IRA Verse jury; Frank H Cooper.
SearsmouI. charge Of second traverse
jury The presiding Justice is George
IA. Hanson of Calais; clerk, James
n CIiey; county attorney. Ralph i.
Morse: reporter. Fred Hayden. OF
Portland, substituting for Cecil Clay
OF Belfast who is i'll
DR. H, E. Hitchcock. representa-
tive Of the L ;. department of 60
riaI hygiene, was in the city Saru--
day night ana addressed the city
medical men on social diseases He
MADE II emphatic that these are 10
be considered like any Infectious and
contagious disease and reported ut
once 10 The state Board of Health.
He also stated that cases should re
segregated where they did not obey
physicians orders. An attempt Will
he maize 10 establish a public clinic
for sucn cases and although nothing
has been settled as yet. II is believed
tnat there viii be one In the near fl
rIre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

er1et county champions Of the Boys
and Chris club. was praneut It thu
msstng. The following pri1es were
awarded: 1sr prtss $1b.08 for sweet
curn IN Somarsef WIS awarded Nor
man Tuxier OF Fairfield; Ind. prize
OF SD went to Guy Rogers of Nor
-idgewock. The balance Gl.5D award
ID To Somerset was divided into a
number OF AnRu prizee for the boys
and girls. Mr.. Storer reports the
meeting as the best ever held. Morn
ing, afternoon and evening sessions
were held
The county agent announces Cne
fniloving schedule FOR tbs coming
week: He was n CornviIie Monday
afternnon for a conference. Tuesday
at Rtpiey and ERrtlRn6. Wednesday
IT Belgrade, where he viii be joined
by County Agent Deering of Kanne-
Dec. Wednesday afternoon there viii
be u meeting At Rehdfeid and FRI
day 1t winthrop. a conference VII;
be held with n. D. Jones' Of the Farm
Bureau at WarsrviIle Friday after
noon and Friday evening there will
be a Farm Bureau meeting n Fair
field Center. Saturday County Agent
Storer viii speak At the meeting Of
the meeting Of the Skowhegan Jer-
sey Creamery in Skowhegan.
William Wildes, Jr.. is in town tie
guest Of lis aunt. Miss Lizzie Lord
and m the family Of I. &. Smith.
Mr. WfIdeE will he in 1pwn about rwC
weeks
Judge Rrazzeu Of the Western
Somerset municipal court is in town
holding court for the trial Of civil
cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
BETTER THAN Cl0Ih


Or. Edwards Give Iahk4D-k1H Nab-
geikufe fur calnmel-He Z mild but 2ue
hxztive, md their effact a 6e hyw b
almH mGe1utmnDs11. The Eftlea6xo-
cnlned tShlets ne the ruuslt If Dr..
EdwHis' determination mt b nenf
Evraut bUwA complaints With 0iuaA.
The pleMut little tnhleaD d tn
uud tint calnnk dnR but hEye 70
nd afhw efEn- Thy dnt mjme tin
tnsfh lin strung iquids a 0lnmk
They talE hold Of the nuuhie md
quickly cxrrct Il Why cme tie EyG
q tie epue of The tus3h? CxInHa
snme4m8 phys hgvuc with tn gu1
$ q Strung fqrida. 4 b hs.t 1t =
fzIn czinmA Let Dr.. EdW1EtB' ofva
Txhlen tz1H iis piaG-
Hendaches, ~dulInen" md TIT 10y
fuesiug GENE fum cuukipafim a6 q
diuuliessd Evcr. Tale Dr. EdwzEtk
Give TshlGm vhsn yuu feA 'hy"Od
''hgxxy." Thy clanr" clnmR hmm
and -nezkup" fh uirifs. laE1nd3 &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
READFIELD

The annual business meeting Of the
Ladies Circle Of the Methodist
Episcopal church was held IT the
home of Mrs Charles H. Stevens,
"Wednesday Dec S1st Officers for
the coming year We're elected. and
programs for the years meetings
were given out About $4,000 was
received from the sale held by tnc
Circle in December
Fred Tingiey left ias week for
Island Falls where he mas employ
nnent for the rest Of the winter with
his brother. Harry Tinsley. N I lllyn
berman's repair shoE
Twelve members Of the Readfeld
branch Of the Eastern Star went To
Winthrop "Wednesday 10 ATTEND the
reception given IN honor of Mr.
Jones. Grand Patron Of the O. Z. =.
William Daley and his sister Mrs
D. Bowker. are al the home of Mrs
Sadie SpanlGing.
Mrs. Belle Briggs is helping Mrs.
Charles Daley, and assisting in car
ing for Mrs Ed Puisffer Mrs Daicy's
mother.
-AIS- SAI1It tS5dAI- WHO iihS tS-I4
visiting her mother, Mrs. Maria
knight. during the holidays re-
turned TO her home in Parten Sat
uraav.
Mrs. Lorra Collins. who has been
helping Mrs. Ruth Jones, returned ID
her home Thursday. Mrs, Jones,
who IS suffering from pneumonia.
now has a trained nurse.
While working IN the woods one
day last week Mr. Bornbard Mrs.
JewHrt's brother had his face 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
WINSL0W

An enjoyable reception was held -al-
urday evening n the nome Of M. and
Ms. Charles Phillips for their snn and
vile. M and Mrs. Edison Phillips. who
were married Christmas. large num-
Der of relatives and friends attended,
M. aad Mrs. Phillips were the recfp-
tents OF manT beHurifu! and usefu.
gifts. Among them were several silve.
articles and a set OF silve-wa-e, pig
lures. glassware. hHnd-paInJed articles
and china Various games We're en-
joyed Music was furnished by Mrs.
Charles Caraduna. organist. ana Edison
Phillips. violin. Refreshments Of con-
1ecrionerv, peanuts and cigars were
served
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will hold
An aIl-tiay meeting Wednesday a. the
Congregational church pariors.
Miss Tmogene Eunt returned To Pitts
field Sunday TO resume her teaching,
after a two weeks recess passed with
her sister. Mrs. Leroy Fitch. and with
friends IN Norway.
Miss Agnes Tormnr mas returned from
Brunswick. where she has been the
guest Of friends.
Miss Hester Whitley has returned
from AUGUSTA. where she mas been the
guest Of friends.
Mrs. Lydia Newell has returned 10
webber pond after a visit Il the home
Of her son. Il s. Eewen-
The Lirhgpw Club will hold its -egu-
Lar mse.ing Wednesday, afternoon with
Mrs. Carrie e. Weeks. A roll call on
Shelley will he given.
FRESHMAN Elkine and Herman Brown
Of Benton were guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z Johnson and
daughter Theima returned recently
frum Portland. Thelma has been pa-
tient for a number of weeks a Dr..
Ahbott's hospital in that city.
A whist party viii be held Tuesday
evening ar the Taconnet Club house.
Mrs. Mabel Stone and Mrs. Arthur
Horne of Benton were recent guests Of
Mrs. Edward Chase.
Miss Rnssie Reynolds is employed in
the ONCE Of the register Of deeds a
Augusta
The Christian Enueavor business
msettn. and social will ne heid rhiE
evening It the home Of Mr. and Mrs
George ". Patterson.
Jamss Cuthbertson Was called Mon
day to Bingnxm by the serinus Illness
of . relative
Harry DenniB0n, manager OF the Bell
tnn Avenue Markst. is confined 20 his
home with the mumpg.
Ruth. daughter Of M and Mr.. Daniei
Thing. while IN thu Bantnn Avenue Ma--
ket recsnriy caught her fo-sfinEer Of
the right hand In the cofee grinder
while her brother Herbert was grind
ing cnfsse. The mail WIS Rkan of and
a physician was Obliged 10 taka three
stitches h the ifin9nr.
Misc Gertrude DradErrsc1 OF Freednm-
farInsriy teacher al the seventh grade
e-ammer school in this rrwn, ID prsnci-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

&. e. having three of her churches
4c,Ica!l" closed for TWO wears. Bel
e now has three new pastors and
lse VINO have met them are very
-nraNit impressed The first com
..ev Ci"orge c. Boorn. came TO
. nlversalist church from Ali
i. s, Portland He has now been
=. he Belfast church for a little
r. VIC months and has drawn large
ls~@ga1ions ar his morning gerry
= and many from other parishes
- lad the pleasure Of hearing him
lie evening SERVICES when he has
or Illustrated lectures. Al TIE
III congregational church. Rev
-aG c. Elliott on Sunday took for
.oplc, The Beginning of u Min =
-' Il was very appropriate nc
" because it marked his first. ser
q is Il pastor il this church, bur
ne beginning of the new year.
was an eloquent and earnest ser-
l. and listened to artenIveiy by
Ir-e congregation. Next Sunda :
Elliott VIII administer holy com
mon 81 the close of the reguiar
wee Few. George c. Sauer. wire
n % the BAPTIST church from
:, p. preached morning and eve
Z 7 that church. both services
n largely attended. He is 4
ontu. speaker and holds the close
enrlon of his congregation. With
sxcaption OF the Episcopal Mis-
+ St Margaret's Chapel. which is
umTner church. all the churches n
cICv proper are open. Trinity
.lrned church IN East Belfast is
SEQ for the winter months. VI 18th
inning Of the new pastors. each
Ir",. fas taken new lease of liz
! mere is an awake6ed interest IL
7~anct1es Of the parish activities.
"HI-sday night the annual meet
the North ConEregaEio
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
WOOLWICH NAN DIED
WHILE VISITING BROTHER

Liyermure Falls. Jan. 5-Horace
McKnown Carter OF wooiwich died
suddenly yesterday while visiting at
the home Of his brother, john H
Carter, superintendent of schools Of
this town He was 81 years Old and
a carpenter by trade. He was the
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
S. Carter. He TOOK great interest
in music and was prominent in mus-
icai circles in his home town. His
father three brothers and a sister
survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
BELFAST

a 1usa 1. lannon's Of Co. T,
tA.nf Faglment. mas rendered his
ki:.-,,la-l0u and Il Is expected thai
l yle@4sgor will be appointed this
keK ant HAmmous was appoint
ash -aDtem per To succeed Capt.
=. Ilckey Of Belfast. resigned.
! Belfast man and has been
r. nopu.a- with the men. His req
i, q. assigning is lack of time to
rsnc = these duties.
was never better On the
mas i V aldo county than at the
-snnt -.nc With, but little gnu Y
& 44 Is n fine condition and tn.
or-srneu rom Belfast are enjoy
z ne sport whenever there is any
nj X NJ Randall entertained 4
e 0gr-v u his cottage, The He
ia-a u Pitchers pond On Sundav,
+ ne"c was no boating. owing TO
81 = wind. The boys and girls
rr haan enjoying skating on kir5y
tu-tnc the holiday recess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
Maine Mar Dies in California

Bangor. Jan. News has been
receivad here Of the denth in San
Diego. Cal. Of Haywood Pierce ~
Frankfort. Me Ee was Tor r--rv
years part owner Of the Mount Wa
do Granite Company. which AT On
time operated extensive quarries a.
Frankfort, 10 miles down the rive
from Bangor, filing contracts To-
building stone aEgega-inE severn
million dollars. The works have beea
closed for the past 10 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

pa Of the grammar scnooi al Winch
endon. Mass
Mr. and Ms. Arthur z. WINSTON vert
in Oakland Saturday 50 attend tine III
neral services If the late Mrs. Martina
Ellen WINSTON
Miss Eva Higgins is improving after
q severe illness with scarlet fever The
nurse employed ms completed her tu-
les rne-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
Samuel Wilson

Samuel Wilson: d veteran Of the
Civil War, Gied AT his home az Head
of the Tide. Il few miles from Bel
fast Monday morning. He was So
years old and a native OF Amster-
dam. y. Y. Prior 10 coming To Bel
fast TWO years ago, he was a resi-
dent of Brownsville, n. 7. EM wife
and severaI SONS and daughters sur
riyf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

County Agent stnrer Of the Farm
Bureau was at the State nesting Of
county agents held in Oruno.
Wednesday and Thursday, December
:1sr and January LIST. DIR. Woods OF
the Z. OF M. spoke 1t the NESTING On
what is being lone n the experiment.
station in the way of animal anc
plant breeding and told Of q new pA1
which promises to be superior 70 the
Maine No. 40. DR.. Morse. plant
pathoiogist. spoke of plant diseases
ana their remedies. Professor Cor
b~tf discussed experiments Wnicn
have been made in which the various
n.oiasuss fseds were cnnHuefsd a
substitutes for corn mnal IN the dairy
ration. Corn meal has provsd su-
uerior. DR. Cleaves. shsep spscsAlist'
DISCUSSED sheep diseasez ana rneH
renediss and also gave an Interesting
talk on the cooperative markoeing
Of woaI by The farmers. 4 c. heald
Of Scion, accompanied by the Scn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
SKOWFEGAN NEWS
so&ERsET COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
MADISON AVE.
TELEPHONES NEW ENGLAND rD-f7 FARMERS -

Mics Beatrice Smiley. who WIS obIiS-
I'd 70 leave the Massachusetts General
hospital where she went to rr1;r .aH
1aii, ON ACCOUNT Of ulnesE, returned %
BOSTON Monday morning 10 rseuoer the
hospital and resume her training.
Arthur McQuillain, student at Bow
d0in college. vino has been passing the
holiday recess with ms father, Nathan
ri McQuillalu. left for Brunswick Mon
Cry morning. On his way back he viii
visit briefly in Wa-e-viIle with Major
Towne. with whom he was IN France
while II service with the A. e F.
Margarer Burns VINO has DeeW visit
ing during the holidays with her moth
sr. Mrs. Alice BoiGier Burns, Al VII
liam Bolgier's. returned to her school
IN Auguata Monday morning.
John Rouiiaru. VIM mas been al the
home of his daughter. Mrs. ogeil Leo,
tor the past month on account of III
health, left Monday tor lewiston TO En-
ter the SiHters' hospital. Mr.. Rprila-d
was accompanied by his granddaugh-
ter. Miss Lillian Provost.
William ". Fairciougn. teacher of
Spanish in the High school in White
Piains. n. T. who has been passing
The holidays IN town with ms family.
returned To White Plains Sunday morn
ing
Miss Lyle Stinchfelc. VINO mas been
passing the Christmas vacation II tpwn
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. ". {.
Stinchfieid, returned To Simmons col
iege Mnnday.
Miss Margaret Green. a student OF
Posse Gymnasium school. who has beer
passing the holiday recess at the home
of her father Charles Green, returned
70 Boston Monday morning.
Mrs. PaIneIia York went 70 Portland
Monday TO visi. her sur. Moses York
Willie J. Butler went 10 Lewiston
Monday TO attend the State court meet
ing Of the Catholic Order of Forester<
as a delegate from the Sknwhegan or
der
Miss Agnes Mautor. VINO has been II
Town over the holidays with her fathe,
and mother. Postmaster and Mrs. Clar-
ence Mantur- went % Fa-mingrnn Mnn-
day. From there Mss Mantor will z.
To Boston. where she is attending Bos-
Ton University.
Mics Vera McCD0rnbs and Miss Lii
I!an Boulet1e went 10 Boston Mouday
morning. From Boston Miss Nc
Cnornhs viii 60 To Marlboro, Mass
where she is student ii St. Anns's
AcadeMy.
a joint installation Of the subordinate
lodge Of the I. 0. .. r with Priscilla
Rebecra Lodge viii be held Tuesday
evening, Jan 6. in the I. Q. Q. r hall
Supper viii be served at 6I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

" alter IL TalIiere. son of john :.
and 'letLie Head VALERIE passed
awav Monday morning al 3 A. M
MIR. VALERIE was born in Watarville
IN 1880 and lived there until he was
five years old when his Parents re-
moved 10 SkowheEan. Three years
later the family moved 10 Strong,
and there Mr.. ValIiere received his
education in the public schools grad
uating from the High school there.
NJ VaTliere was married 20 Ora w
WvYnau. a schpo1nate. in september
1909 and in September 1906 they came
to Skowhegan TO live. In March
1857. MI. valIiere entered the employ
of the American Express Company
row the American Railway Express
and worked for them IN different Ca
oariries. for the last three years as
arsut. continuously with the excep-
r,or of a short period when he un-
fie,-went q surgical operation up to
Augusta: 1920 he underwent a Sec
and operation. Mr. Valiiere WIS be-
Iieved to be recovering from TINS
,peratior hen he was found 70 be
suffering from rubercuiosis which
was the cause Of mis- death. He was
member Of the Blue Lodge Ma
sons. Davis Lodge Of Strong Mr..
vaIIiere is survived by his father and
mother, his wife. Ora ". and three
children, tn NJ. -lyod r. and
Maurice r Mr. Valiiere was one Of
the most popular Of the younger men
in Skowhegan and will be greatly
missed by the public. whom ne al
ways SO pleasantly served. by the
cornpauv in whose interest he was
alvavs q conscientious worker ana
BY his family TO whom he WIS always
Z devoted son. husband and father.
Funeral services viii be held from
his late home on Leavirf street at
lis O'Clock on Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Misses Faith and Sarah L ennisDn,
vino have been guests Of their aunt.
Mrs, Frank W buchanan, for the past
10 d1ys, returned 10 their home II Elk
erer, " H Monday morning
Mrs. Charles Elweu is i'll with pneu-
munia a. her nome.
The Protestant churches viii OBJ
serve The week Of prayer. beginning
On Tuesday evening at the Bethany
chapel. Wednesday, night the ser
vice well be IL the parlors of the
Federated church. Thursday evening
at the Methodist vestry and Friday
again at the pariors Of the Federated
fs7I-rf.f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

81 chapel Saturday afternoon. Ian
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
Dudley-S miti,

A quiet wedding was soiemniZad SAT-
arday evening al $50 o'clock al the
Bethany Baptist parsonage on Madison
avenue when DIN # Dudley. son Of NJ.
and Mrs Addison Dudley. and Miss
Adelaide G. Smith of Benton, daughter
of M and Mrs. Albert H. Smith. were
united in marriage by the Rev George
Merriam. The single ring service was
used and the Young couple were at
tended by the mother OF the bride. They
will rasde III Pennington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20
w. D. Nesbitt Appoints
 Campaign Committees

w. D. Nesbtt. chairman, state demo- cratic executive committee. has ap- pointed the following committees Campaign committees for November elections for the purpose of aiding democratic nominees in the state, dis seminatng democratic information and cooperating with the national democratic executive committee in the national campaign:
 Borden Burr, chairman, Birmingham; ; B. T. McGowin. Kimbrough: F. l.. Clarkson. Tuscaloosa; R. L. Barnes. Albertville; W. F. Hitler. Tuscumbia :: John R. T. Rives, Birmingham;, M Sollio. Ozark; L. l.. Harzberg, Gadsden R. L. Blanton. Haleyville.
 Committee to hear contest from Tal- Iapoosa county arranged by consent of contestee and contestant:
 George Bondurant chairman. Bir- mingham; Forney Johnston, Birming- ham: J. c. Miner, Vernon.
 This committee will be called by the chairman, Mir Bondurant to meet with in the next few days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20

Company, the Hardwood Cahaba Coal Company and the John B. Reid Real Estate and Insurance Company
 The Birmingham Metallic Casket Company has an authorized capital stock of $10O,000, and will begin busi- ness with s20.000 of this amount paid in. The officers are N. P. Cannon, president; Joseph T. Collins. Jr., vice president, and John w. Cannon, secre- tary and treasurer.
 The Alabama Willys Light Company has an authorized capital stock of s40,o00, and will begin business with s10,o00 of this amount paid in. off cers for the firm are: Ned Morton president; A. c. Morton, vice president, and Clyde H. Wade, secretary and treasurer.
 The Hardwood Cahaba Coal Company has an authorized capital stock of s5,000. and begins business with s2,000 paid in. The officers are: Charles F. Wheelock. president; Lucy L. Skelton, vice president. and l. N. Skelton. sec retary and treasurer.
 The capital stock of the John B. Reid Real Estate and Insurance Company was increased from s15,o00 to s50000. Papers increasing the capital stock of this concern were filed by John B.. Reid, president, and lone Reid, secre- tary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-20
IDYNAMITERS REPEAT
 BUT LEAVE NO CLUE
Another Negro House Wrecked.
 Two Men Hurt

Police authorities of Ensley have as yet found no trace of the person or persons who have attempted to blow up three houses in Ensley in the past three weeks
 The last one occurred about o'clock yesterday afternoon, when house occu- pied by negroes at Alley H and Twenty first street, Ensley, was almost com pletely wrecked by a dynamite detona- tion.
 Two negro men who lived in the house were seriously injured by the explosion. They were taken 70 the emergency hos pital at E,nsley.
 Officers who are investigating the in- cidents say that as yet they have found no trace of a clue that will lead to a motive. The explosion completely wrecked two rooms of the house and only left standing one or two walls on the other side of the house.