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Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11
Gardiner Chautauaua

Reports from the local Chautau-
qua Committee indicate that the last
Chautauqua just about made its eX-
pcnses. This is the first time the To-
cal guarantors have not been called
upon for an assessment.
1t is the belief of the committee,
however, that the Chautauqua meets
with the APPROVAL of a large portion
of our people, not alone for the
high grade entertainment furnished,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11
The Baby Clinic


q The Baby Clinic will be heidi
Thursday afternoon at the Elks'
Building, between 1880 and 2:30 o.
clock. DR.. F. NJ Cole will be in
charge, assisted by Mrs. c. G.. Far
rell and Mrs. Savage. The fact that
the Clinic has been a success from
the very first is due to the interest
and enthusiasm of the executive
board of the Gardiner Child Wei
fare Assn. the Willingness of the
doctors. nurses and lay workers to
give their time and services, and
last but not least the readiness with
which the mothers have come to see
the value of the work. We trust
that every person in Gardiner will
become interested in the Baby Chn-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

but for the benefits and pleasure de-
rived by the children.
Three hundred season tickets have
already been subscribed. but unless
total subscription of at least 600
tickets is made by Aug. 23 the
Chautauqua will probably not be
with US another year.
Pledges may be signed with Mr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

Lawton at the National Bank OF
Gardiner and Mr.. Hamlin at the
Savings Bank. or with Mr.. T. P.
D. Simons.
The Local Committee also hope to
make a house to house canvas with
in a week. Remember that unless
300 additional tickets are pledge
the Chautauqua will not be with us
another year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

tornoy Arthur j. Dunton request
for another continuance was granted,
this time for a period Of two weeks
The request of Greek speaking
friends of the respondent that he be
released on bail was granted by Re
Corder Turner who placed hail at
900 until the date Of the next hear
ing which was set for August 23.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

of Cathancc charged With assault
with intent to Kill his brother.
William Kosta, Aug. /, was before
Recorder Frank II. Turner in the
Bath municipal court Tuesday morn
ing, his case having boon continued
for one week from the date Of his
frIaisnmcnt Aug. ;. when he pleaded
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

not guilty. William is still confined
as a patient in the City hospital. hut
according to Medical Examiner Harry
j. NORM who was called into the case
when it vas alleged that John k"s'9
had fred from Il 3S calihrc revolver
ot his 'roth"r. is making satisfactory
recovery, the danger ! eriud having
passed. Upon motion Of County At
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

You should notice the artistic Red
Tag display at the store of T. S.
Smith & Co. The rcd tags point to
extra values. You should also see the
bargains offered by this old reliable
concern in order to gain a full and
clear conception of the opportunity
offered you.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11
Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for all kind acts and
words of sympathy, especially Dirigo
Lodge A. o. U. w and Kennebec
Lodge D. of H. for beautiful flowers.
MRS. ELLEN I. ROUS,
L. G.. PAUL,
MRS. EVA TOMPKINSOE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

One of the features Of the ad.
of Beane's Drug store is the offer of
four pounds of choice coffee for 81.
Soap. rubber gloves, hypophesphites
and blackberries are some of the extra
values offered.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11
TORTURED BY
HER STOMACH
After Ten Years, She
Found Relief in
"Fruit-a-tives"
1907 Sacto Ave, Sacramento. Cal.

II had Stomach Trouble for ten
years, which became so bad that 1
got Stomach Cramps two o. three
times a week.
After years of terrible torture,
read about Fruit-a- tives or Fruit
Liver Tablets, and sent for a trial
bog
After taking the trial box, | felt
better, so kept on taking Fruit-a-
tives' for nearly year, and am
thankful to say Fruit "a tives' saved
my life"
MRS. F. S. STOLZ.
soc. a box, for $3.50. trial size CSC.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A TIVES
Limited. OGDtNSBURG, n. Y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

family. Later he win go to hts for
mer home in Gray, returning to
Bangor in about two weeks.-Ban-
gor News.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Turner and SON
and Mrs Durham of Auburn visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Newcomb, Chelsea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

Mrs. Edward Crossman has gone
to Gardiner to visit her sister. Mrs.
sadie er.-.F'armington letter,
Lewiston Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

Superintendent of Schools T. G..
Morrill, left Tuesday afternoon for
Gardiner where he will ioin his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11
GARDINER

will be found on Pages and a Of
this issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11
WHY DO YOU
CODDLE CORNS?

A Simple Touch Can End Then,
end At Once
Why pare a corn and keep it?
Why pad it and let it remain?
Or why treat it in old ways,
harsh, crude and uncertain!
Millions have found a new way.
It is Blue-jay - the plaster or the
liquid. A touch applies it, and the
pain stops instantly. Then the whole
corn quickly loosens and comes out.
The way is gentle, scientific, sure.
A famous expert evolved it. A
world-famed surgical dressing
house produces it.
In it freeing thousands of people
why not yoa? Try it on one corn
and you will always let it end yours.
Start tonight.
Your druggist has
Liquid or Plaster
Blue=jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends Corns Quickly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-08-11

"Lissen, Peggy-eUery mudder
gives her kiddies kELLOGGS
because you can eat great big
bopis an they taste good-er
an they're all crispy an
Jandy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08
BETHANY OH|0 UNIVERSITY GAME
IS THE BIC ATTRACTION LOCALLY,
TWO GREEN AND WHITE TEA1B
Are READY FOE CLASH Oh
BLAND GR1DIRoN
oArns IL Called for Three o'C1ock
sharp - Largest Crowd In
History Expected

4 certain amount Of gloom accom-
panIed nv a spirit OF grim determine
lion struck the Bison football camp last
evening when Vic Payne the husky limo
plung!nR haifback. was injured in
light scrimmagc. Some one roll blocked
the big Texan. injuring his knee. he
claims that he Is still able to play but
nevertheless tho injury Is serious
enough 10 cause the Bethany mentors
some consterna ton.
Bailey, the 220-pound center. Is not
in the best OF condition. nursing a couple
OF painful boils which. though they do
not disable him. cause him great deal
of main. Stewart Is still on the injured
list with his shoulder. Other than these
the Bison herd Is In excellent condition.
Advance Bale Heavy
From the advance scat sale. the crowd
will be a record breaker rain OF shine
Never before has the advance sale for
n Bethany contest been 30 lively. The
advance sale ends at noon today. when
the tickets will be taken to the held.
The cato, will open at ESQ In order 10
better handle the crowd In time FOR the
kickoff. which will take place exactly
at 3 o'clock.
The Bethany student body will arrive
this afternoon at o'clock and will form
In parade behind the band at the Mcclure
at q little after $3.50 and Will march 10
the field. Noisy demonstrations were
held In the gym last night a:id the team
was assured Of one hundred per cent
lung power support from their enthus'-
astic followers in the college. Never
before was n Bethany student BODY SO
much behind their football team as the
student body IS behind the 1921 Bisons.
They feel that the present aggregation
Is due 10 bring Bethany fame before the
present sea son ends. and they are doing
all In their power to make the thing a
success.
Several Bethany alumni arrived In
town today to witness the fray.
ARRANGEMENTS covering the handling
OF the worlds series and the Pitt-W. v.
L. scores have been completed. A teie-
phone in the press box makes It simple
matter to have the results OF ooth al
fairs as soon al they can be mao on
Market street. Other football scores OK
interest locally will be announced.
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LOCAL BOYS To
GET IN T0DAY'S
COLLEGE CANES
roday's Rsvults VIII Be Watched
Clossly-Nuch Interest IN Big
ClAOhOO

Wheeling football fans will follow to-
days collegiate games close. and NO
doubt much more interest Is being taken
In the big affairs today than in many
years part.
At least fve boys from the Wheeling
district will get into the big plays. For
West Virginia University. Charlie How
ard. Wheeling High star. and Kenneth
'Red" Craver, Martins Ferry High star.
will hold forth. In addition TO mis-
Fred Simon. the New Cumberland boy
will also get in action.
At WASHINGTON, where Wash-JeI
clash for the annual event with west
Virginia Wesleyan. Joe Basista, Wheel
Ing High star. and Vince OF Martins
Ferry, will be IN the Presidents lineup'
while on the left half position OF Nes-
lew will be VIII Eidermller. another
Wheeling high star. who at one time
was Basista's running mate.
There arc several from Martins FerrF
at Marietta while several others are
scattered and although the schedules
have not been announced II is highly
probable they will get plenty OF action.
FOR they have participated In several
games already this season.
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sn.clal p!spatch TO The 1ntelligcncer.
Nforrontown, Oct. I'm one OF his
nrst talks TO the West Virginia student
Sody, the new Mountalneer head coaeh
St Football. Fats" Spears. said: some
az YOU have had the idea In the past
that when you were betting on the ioot-
hail team YOU were supporting II. 4ndt
a not the kind OF support We want t"r
the football team. We want your moral
support with q spirit abroad IN tne
whole student body that Will De deiin-
,ftely reflected IN the team and ~hlch
will give the team the feeling that IL
simply can't be beaten.
: Two weeks Of drilling on this prln-
siple has produced results and IN
monster "thuse" on the athletic held on
Thurxday. together with one OF the
Greatest "sendofts" ever given, Noun
faIneer team when the squad embarked
Tor Pittsburgh late this afternoon give
conyincinE proof that the team "nicn
Spears sends out TO deliver or receive
the kickoff at Forbes Field tomorrow
afternoon Is going 20 be imoued WIN
a fisbting spirit far different from tna'
which has marked any former west VIZ
kinia eleven. Spears by his Work on
the field as we'll as on the student ooaS
as a whole has crystalized that inate
"Sfouptalneer- spirit in way that IS
going to count definitely m the final re-
sult on Forbes Field as we'll as on many
later fields this season.
Expect Low Score
So, while Spears has been very care
full 10 see that nobody gets the idea that
ne thinks Pitt can be beaten by the
present West Virginia eleven. he has
given 40 intlmation that he has any sus-
nIc,on that Pitt or any other eleven can
run rough shod over the West Virginia
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team. Spears. without doubt. thinks he
has n strong defense. 1t has not been
tested by such players as Davies or
Hewitt. but Spears has seen some foot
bal. and he thinks his line IL good ana
that his backfield Is up to the average
on defense az least.
The whole West Virginia football SIT
nation is permeated with this feeling OF
confidence In the ability OF tho West
Virginia team to hold 1itt Mt least TO
a low score and possibly by some break
Of luck. to register a victory.
The net result Is that according TO
the best estimates available here to-
niyh., five thousand Mountalneer sup
por,ers will invade Pittsburgh tonight
and tomorrow to get q glimpse OF this
new order Of affairs In West Virginia
football ranks.
For the last two years especially.
there has been the keeneSt disappoint-
ment as TO the outcome OF Pitt West
Virginia football games. Tho feeling
now prevails that new deal Is on and
that while West Virginia may be beaten
she Is not going to be beaten badly ana
that the first view Of football team
with the best possible Mountaineer spir-
Il Is to be presented.
1900 Prom NorTAntown
From this city alone twelve hundred
West virginia students and townspeople
will journey. by auto. regular train and
special train, the main body going with
the University cadet band at $50 4. ~.
tomorrow on a special train over the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. Reaching Pitts
burgh at 1910 a big parade with the
band at It's head will be staged to the
William Penn hotel where the team Will
be Quartered.
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LEGIONNAIRES IDLE
Local Posts GRID Team II without
Game Tomorrow-Stdu Aftsr
Game,

Although the football team Of Wheel
Ing post No |. American Legion. has
been pract!cluE very hard. they arc still
without II game for Sunday afternoon.
Manager John Stump had several games
in view. and NJ the last minute when no
was about ready 10 sign up an agree
ment the managers OF these teams called
up and said they could not play this
Sunday.
Manager stump In working very
hard in hopes Of arranging gam" some
tim" TO-DAY. y, thnt the tenn can max"
n better showing than what they did
last Sunday. although they held tho
Bauer-Turner team down copsiderable.
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SOCCER FOOTBALL
At T|LTONV|LLE
rr1adslphia Team In Tntonvnls's First
Opponent for West Penn Cup,

Besides football and baseball being
played in the Ohio valley. soccer ball
will mako it's first appearance for the
first time Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at Tlltonville. Ohio. when tho Tilton-
Vile team will meet the newly organ
lied team Of Triadelphia.
This Is the hrst round for the West
Penn cup which has heen offered to the
winners. Many people who have heard
very little about this Sane no doubt
will be on hand Sunday at 3 o'clock TO
see the two teams meet.
The Tlltonville lineup will be picked
from the following players. who have
been practicing very hard during the
past week getting ready for this round;
Brown. Bealeke. McMurtie. Hogg Mills
Welsh. Murray. Landerheld, Dobson.
kritz. Elrock. Gibbs. Britton. Campbell
and Winttl.
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VINCE AND BASUTA 1o1 f11o-
DENTS AND YxD1nA1h11
ron wHSLlYAN.
large Crowd 1xpsetsd 70 Pm Oonsts
Ytsid This A1esrnoon-8uc0
Interest 3Aksn-
sn..,,, N tha Intelllgencer.

Special 10 tho Intelllgencer.
washington. Pa. Oct. 7.-WAsh-Jett.
concluded It's preparations to-day Tor
the West Virginia Wesleyan game. with
a llEht signal drill and workout IN
forward passes and general interference.
Working practically all the men on tho
field and the workout was snappS
throughout. with men showing moro
unity than they have displayed before
this week. Neale gave the men final
talk tonight. as he Will not oe more 10
morrow. having arranged to scout tho
Pitt-west Virginia game tomorrow.
W. q US lineup was somewhat problem
-atIral toni sht. but II IS likely thta
there will be little change over thar
which started a week ago against Buck
neil, Captain Stein may take rest
Tomorrow II ne Is sent TO scout Geneva
in It's game with Westminster. In which
case Perkins would go TO left tackle.
However. this was not at all certain
tonight.
The gridiron Is in fine shape and with
good weather promised Manager Mur-
phy anticipates I big crowd. The Oft
Gals are: Referee. CosGrore. Cornell:
umpire, Marriman. Geneva: ltnesman.
Very. Fem state. The teams VIII start
fDllnIyS
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THREE LOCAL BOYS To Be IN
] WASH JEFF-|NESLEYAN BATTLE

scare Of their lives. by tieinE up TT
game at Wheeling when w. & J. was
considered winner by a large margin. II
Is tho unexpected that 50 often wins
games, FELTON, Is known for pulling just
this sort Of thing.
Right along this line comes In tho
argument which no many sport writer's
have been playing upon in tho past
week. concerning tho chances for small
college teams at this day to win from
larger schools. Washington 6 Jefferson
Is a large school. and It's football team
Is considered one OF the big elevens In
the east West Virginia Wesleyan Is =
somewhat emaller school, but In tho
past few years has succeeded In unload
Ing some big surprises on waiting
world. In 1917 after West Virginia had
run roughshod over several largo east
ern elevens. Wesleyan came along and
defeated the Mountaincers 700. And
only last year after being defeated BY
West Virginia, they came back and in IL
week or so held Washington C Jefferson
TO tie.
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Marietta independents
Have Strong Grid Team

According to word received froin
Marietta, the Marietta Independents,
ncwlv orranl1rd grid organization or
Eastern Ohio is ready for It's "pener TO-
morrow afternoon against IN" New
Mar,insvillc Athletics and much inter-
cS' is being t"k"n In tho G2T".
Marietta has Snmr good stars from
all over West Virginia AND eastern
ohio ard Will moe; some "f 'hc h""t
teams IN the valley during tn" s"''"n.
Including the l:rurr- Turner's. Mounds
willie Legion. .C,arkshurc. Fark"rshrr::.
r-uhrldge Professionals and several
others.
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Indiana Harvard Game
Outstanding Contest
in Saturdays Games

New York; Oct Among tho great
number Of gridiron conflicts between
leading eastern college elevens tomor..
row, the inter-sectional affair that
brings Indiana University against Har-
ward stands out as tho most interesting |
The Hoosiers are making their irst in!
vasion OF tho East ,
Arriving at Cambridge yesterday. the
Indiana squad made an impressive show
Ing. Having marched to easy victories
in their two games played this season,
Indiana warriors looked . worthy foo
for the heavy Harvard line. The Grim
son has not Jared so we'll this season,
having received q Jolt last week against
Holy Cross. when IL managed - win ~
= scant three points. /;
North Carolina will be pitted against |.
Yale in another sectional fray. The
southerners were defeated by IAls last,
year 81 to 0, and the Bull DOG lorna
erful than in 1920.
West virginia will be at Ptttsburgh.l
The Mountaineers made good Allowing.
against the Painters last year and assi
reported to have . strong offensive
The Leading Contests
The leading contests for tomorrow
with scores for 1920, follow:
Indiana at Harvard. did not inset.
North Carolina University II Yale.
o to 81.
COLGATE at Princeton. did not meet
North Carolina State at Penn STATE
o to ~.
Wes, Virginia at PittsburEh-13 TO ~
Western Reserve at Savy-o 70 u.
Maryland at Syracuse to ~. q,
Middlebury at Army--o to q.
lebanon Valley at ARMY to b.
W. Va. Wesleyan at ". 4 j.. to Z.
Tufts at Amherst. did not meet. 49,,
New York University at Brown. me
not meet.
wesleyan at Columbia-1e to ..
Rochester at Cornell-S to ~.
New Hampshire State at Dartmouth
did not meet
LehiEh at Rutgers to .. =,
Gettysburg at Pennsylvania. did nos
meet.
Colby at Springfield. did not meet
Canisius at Holy Cross, did not meet
Bowdoin at Williams, did not meet,
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MERCHANT FOOTBALL
SQUAD TO WEIRTOh'
rvsnty.four wsllsHurTs1s WIN V1sfs
wsixton EomofFoV Aftsr1oo0

The Merchant football squad held
lengthy workout at the Kiwanis BAH
park last night in preparation for tne
battle with the fast and undereateo
Weirton A. c. The Weirton team mis-
season has played four games OF toot-
bali and on each occasion has been re.
turned the winner by good. clean CUE
scores which indicate that the mill town
BOYS know something when It comes 70
football Of modern tines.
Thomas ]. Long Of the Wsirton team
reports his men In excellent conoiuon
for the fray and will send his best hnc
10 stop the ru.h Of the fast Aerohane
outft Of this season. a.,
Coach George Davidson OF tho pig
team OF Merchants has been WORKING
faithfully with the large squad TO nave
them in the best of condition for tho
battle and today was unable to give Gus
any lineup that might be definite.
This Is the first engagement the NOT"
chants has tackled this season ana me
result will be looked forward TO WIN!
interest from Wellsburg. The team VIII
hold the last practice before the game
tonight on the Kiwanis ball field oeh'no'
closed gates.
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FLUSHING HIGH
EASY v|CTORS
ST. CLAIRSvHLE HIGH ELEVEN u
EASY vICTM FOB ORANGE
AND BLACK
Captain Ellis 10 Easy the Star Of thu
Game-Belmont County Scat Boys
Never Threatened

The fast Flushing High school eleven
proved too much for the 81. Cla!rsrille
High school team yesterday afternoon.
as they were defeated by a score or
AZ to 0.
Captain Ellis quarterback OF the
Flushing team. made a wonderful show
Ing as well as making the largest num-
her Of touch-lowns for his team. Cap
;ain Evans. st. Cia!rsrille quarter
played wonderful game. making sew
eral good gains. but his team could not
hold their opponents 50 that he could
get the pig-skln over for touchdown.
Flushing has a wonderful line. which
their opponents were unable to break up
50 that the men carrying the ball could
make any large gains which would give
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IS
S|STERSV|[LE D
YE1TE1DAY'S GAME AT HOUND
CITY WAS AWFUL SLAUGHTER
Ho1 VIETo1S
Pyisr countians Showed Nothing What
svsr--Noundsvills Had Easy
Going

Playing nothing but straight football!
using line bucks and end runs consist
ently, the Moundsville high school foot
ball team walloped the aggregation re-
presenting Slstersville high school on
the Moundsvillc field 10 the tun OF $50,
Never were the visitors dangerous.
the Mound City lads playing hard every
minute Of the gamo and keeping Sisters
willie we'll within the shadows Of It's own
goal posts.
Every candidate for the Moundsville
team got in action yesterday, Coach IL
lock using substitutes freely In every
quarter Of the game. SisterSville had
been feared as she had defeated st,
Marys but a week ago. but the Marshall
county boys were far superior.
The feature OF the game was 65
yard run by Hamilton OF left guard for
a touchdown.
The i!neups:
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WARWOOD-EENWOOD
Good GRID Game Scheduled for Nick Ken
Grounds Tomorrow Boar Cats. W.
Mill Stars PrsLm.

4 ; o'clock Sunday afternoon ~ Nick
Hril field in Brnw"od the Athletics or
that rlac" Will meet the fast Warwu"d
foo:hhli Aggregation IN what promises
10 hn ono - til" hardest fought games
ut the SEASON.
This Enmc is to foii1N n preliminary
till between the Bear cats and the MIL
Fhld All-SrarS ~ Rcllnrr. This prom
isrS /" he another god tilt. so that
football fans will zee n d"uhl" card by
going Ia the field early.
Both III" Warw nod and Ecnwoo1
teams hA," been pr"cticirg very har'l
during III" week. So thar they are all
reported to hc In Trim for this game.
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HI
To MT.PLEASANT
PAY AN INTERESTING VISIT AND
nRING HOME A 45-l3 VICTORY
FoG SCHOOL.
warren, Of Bridgeport, Gets Away For
rs Yard Hun 70 Touchdown-
was Good Game.

BY playing hard. straight football. and
using end runs and forward passes IRE
quently. the Bridgeport High school
football team ran tho proverbtal rags
off tho Mt. Pleasant High school grid
representatives yesterday afternoon on
tho latters field. The final score was
S5-I3.
Never did the home team prove very
threatening dSspite the two touchdowns.
Tho visitors were outweighed by quite
q few pounds. but what they lacked IN
weight they had In speed and general
ship. J. kid" Nevada proved himself
one OF tho best generals OF the game
although he did little individual starring
leaving that to Brown. Lucas. Williams
and Hustled. Nevada handled the quar-
terback position we'll, however. and
drove his team to good victory.
Warren. left end for Bridgeport was
tho hero, getting away on a % yard
run around end for a touchdown.
Ilnaunn.