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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-11

Bryant. Nj Philips will move
back to his farm near Hiatt. -
Some young men from Livingston
were caught he saaay[asss-.
ing and were arrested and put in
the CalabOose. - Mrs. Willie
Adams who was burned last week
is getting along nicely.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-11

MRS. ALICE GRESHAM DODD.
mother of first American SOL
der killed in France, who gives
entire credit for recovery of her
health to the well-known medi-
cine, Tanlac.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-03-11

Everett Reynolds Is a Rock
castle boy, of whom our people
are justly proud. He is sixteen
years old and resides with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin i. Rey-
nolds, near Hummel. He is one
of the leaders of the Junior
Agriculture Club of that place.
This progressive young man
W. the small cup shown above
at the Kentucky State Fair again
st forty eight other contestant
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
MIR Sc TRENT NARODY.
SMLOUVY BUDOU CO NEJDRfVE PODEPSANY 6
NEMECKEM RAKOUSKEM A MADARSKEM.

Washington "a srpna Spoien6 Staty skoncily proied
navan smluv Nemeckem, Rakouskem Mad'arskem.
Jeich zn6n dano bude americke vereinos iakmle od-
bor statu obdrzf ufedn sdaeni, ze byly podepssny.
Mrova smouva mezi Rakouskem Spoienbmi Staty byla
podepsana hod nes odpoee Vfdni odbor statu nebv
vsak tom fedn6 dnes do ve6era Tskov6 depes
nebyly pokladany dostateGne ku sdeleni textd.
Mrova smouva N6meckem, kera Jest nahrazkou Hard
ngovy adminrace smouvu Versallskou byla pTecena
pnemu 6ensv senanho vyboru pro zahrancn vzahv
odpoledne sekretarem Hughesem Byla z drive vysv6ena
tlendm vyboru presidenem Hardngem
kretafem Hughesem Blem Dome Byla prfzniv6 pTiiaa
senatory obou stran cehoz da oudti jeff chvaeni
Nova smlouva Nemeckem jest podstate pfzpdsobenfm
kongresnho prohlasen mfru smlouvov6 forme Jest
hrnuto:
L Text kongresn resouce prohlasuiicf MR. vhraze-
MIN Spoienym StatHm prav prveji odskodneho nahrad
who'd spou pravem vymahati tyez cemuz jsou opravne
versalskou.
3 Zvastnf opatren vyhrazenf prav teto vlady pod
smouvou Versaskou vypocitanm cislcem oznacujfcm
avce) kausulf smouvy Versaske imz zajmy teto vady
sou chraneny.
konrastu obiemnou smlouvou Versaskou, smouva
Remeckem ez bya proednana odborem stau Jest kratk
document smIouvy Rakouskem Madarskem nejsou nie
deH.
Smlouvu Rakcuskem podepsa jmenem spoienych StatH
Arthur Hugh Frazier amercky komisaf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
SUSi TENTOKRATE OSTROUHALL
KONGREs Sc ODROCH. MA MESfC A PROTIPIvNf
PREDL OHA ZUSTAIA MEZI NFDOKONCE-
NYMI ZALEZITOSTMI

Washington, "a. srpna Sedmasedesaty kongres ienz
bvl zasedani dubna odro6i m6sc dnes pull
noci aniz by dokoncl uzakon6ni protpivni predohy.
SkonGil svo prac velk6ho vzruSeni protestovani
prohbicnfch vdc kte videli iak ech sucha pfedoha
villa suchu" znamena lecebne pivo aspon mese
bude moc byti pfedpsovano da odbor pokladny nutna
pravidIa DTveS generani navladn Palmer oznami toz
zrovna pred sve redn huty re piv0
muze by predpisovano ako l6k pon6vadz nebyo to zak
kongresnm zakonem an zruseno nynejsm generanm
rozhodnuti znstava platnosti
posanecka privoda odrocen kongresu dnes
GER odhasovavsi prot schvaen senanf resouce
odroceni kera bya elese pata pred n6koka dny
poslanecka takto auomacky odroGia kongres
mel zbytek kalendarnho dine, toz az do pulnoc
prac avsak podporovatee konferentn zpravy protpni
chabnu nebot mluvi neustae cd 80 dnes odpoedne
tim zabranli hasovanf vzdai dasho boe Dovoi aby
oho by hasovano predoze obnoven valecne fnan6ni
korporace ceem napomahan vvozu armarskych plodn
ez pfiiata
We snemovne poslanecke doSlo vzrusuicfm vJievhm,
kdvz byti hasovano senatn resouci odroceni
Nesbi jste mne'. zvola kongresnik Volstead Mime
soty obracee poslanc Mondeov repubikanskemu vid
c ongres neodroe pokud propivn pfedoha nebude
pfiiata?"
"Ano odpovedel Monde, 'sbil isem to, pokud zaleze
snemovne posanecke ia il priiaa Avsak nkdo We
snemovne nemuze rci senat ucin Vostead otec pch
bcnfo zakona pokraGoval SVEN protesu zada ably
odrocen byio debaovano avSak by umGen podan
navrhu aby bya pretfes pfedea oazka coz
menalo resoluci odrocen
Protpivnf predohu 'umluvil" smrt senator Mis-
souri, enz zacal muviti 1890 hned pocaku oznam
ma "v sobe" desithodinovou rec hodn ej ystrdal
senator Stanley Kentucky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25

formane odevzdana. Die tohoto pravdla ZR byla
tickem vastnctvi bylo sdeleno dstojnky edneho LODI
stva. ~l ~ ~ fsaMs Sd !
byl ponyrem aeronauckem stavitesv1 poh ven pessi-
mscky cely avby vzduchood leich yzduchu.
Pravi dnes kdyz doa zprava katastroe zachvavs
ZR-2: |% Il
4Spojene Staty az dosud vynalozily $150000 ZR-2
das So 600 ohromny hangar prpravenypro Lake
hurst N j. iak $4,000 vycvik amereieho muzstva
To penze byly ypyvany das tezka rama
nautce ZR2 bya koupena pres protest zdech odborn-
n, kte mmo jne poukazovai re pouzivan vqkoveho ply
nadmu baloni jest nanejvyse nebezpecnyn Ma byo
odpovfdano rednfky odhoru namoTnctva re akmle Z2
dosane do Spoenych Sa1, eji baony budou napneny
heliovym pynem. Teno sib cn6n by tento edniky,
koi vede re teo zemi cey rok nemoho By by yrobe
dos helioveho pynu napnenf enom do povice baon
ZR-2" P~a FpSsF
Hull Angle "a srpna. Podle vseho enom neoby ysejna
duchapTitomnos hrdinsvi velele ZR2 porcfka Wanna,
zachranly Hull pred straslvym pozarem. We hv ne6sti
obrovska vzduchood bya mad mestem avsa nadd
skemu sli veee poarlo udrze hofici vucholod tax
dlouho etu, az minula mesto Hull ocita mad fekou
Wann Jest bezvedomf nemocnici.
New York ID srpna. - ZR-2 byla ia neir6s Tditelna
vzducholod kdykol zbudovana Jeif rozmery byy Deka
695 stop primer 85 STOP prostor 2700000 fycovch
zdvihacf sla 83 tuny maxmanf vyse 250 sop plavebni
obvod, pr SO milich hodnu 5000 mil Do eleno
ve zasoba gasoinu, 5000 galon1; soi6 G350 koskch
ach kazdy odhadovan! cas- letu pres Aarcky 72
hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25

drahota We Francii je stale We
lika a unie srazku tn nedovo-
lily a pon6vadz ami arbitrace
nepomohla, vSechni uniovi tex
tilni d6lnici zanechali prace.
Stavka nejvice je pocft6na V
okoli mesta Lille, kde textilni
francouzsky prdmysl jest nej
mohutn6iSi. Pak-li stavka bude
prohrana, uniovi pfedaci cha
vail Sc, re We vsech obur
prace We Francii ntzdy budo
snizoVany. Vzhledem k tomu
ve5kere dehlIcke casopisy '
zem poradaJi sbirky, ably
dlouha stavka V okoli Lille
spise mohla Sc vydrzeti. Pafiz-
ske socialisticke zurnaly Sc
hnaly az dosud nejvice penez
ma podporu stavkuiicich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25


KEN spolecnosti stal sc Louis
Loucheur a nemeckym Walter
Rathenau. We spole6nosti te
bude investovan kapital fran
couzsky i nemecky a mnoho
n6meckych delniku pride do
Francie V rekonstrukci vyhla-
zenych NEST a vesnic pomahat
Vcera vyvolana byla vSeo-
becna staxka textilnfch delni-
XII V severni Francii a celken
tri sta podobnych tovaren by
10 zavfeno. Tovarnfci chteli del
nikum sniziti mzdy, aGkol;v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
POzAR " PRfSTAVISTT.

New York, ID. srpna - Pozar ienz nealou dobu hro
I'll znci vsechny armadnf pery Hoboken, obrovsk1 parn
Leviathan rozsf River uc do n6sta samotneho
dial hastim Hoboken Jersey City New Yorku tn neituz
nrAe cd dolby vekeho ohne perech pred Fl e Pier ts
bvl znsen pier ts ozehnut pamenv Leviahan
hudova armadnfho havniho stanu kasarna shofea Tea
5n0 voiAki peru cfs bya nebezpecf istou
lie ohra smxru vru zachran jak parnfk Leviathan
zmfnsny pier rakvemi voiaki zahynuvsfch zaor Jakym
zpusobeM oheh vznkl, nebyo mono az dosud zstiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
z CINNOSTI PODLOUD-
NfKU.
PaSuji do Spoj. StatI whisku z
Bahamskeho souostrovi.

Nassau, Bahamske souostr0-
VI, %. srpna. - Pred Zavede-
MIN prohibice We Spoi. Statech
Bahamske souostrcyf, takto
- .tftii,a ,lizawa .ktlAntu, by-
10 chudickou kolonii, nevypla-
ceiici Sc Londynu. Ones panu-
lie ma ostrdvcich tech blahobyt.
jaky tam nebyl nikdy pred
tim. Soubstrovi to stalo Sc sire
diskem podIoudnikG lihovin,
ktere veskrZ do Soustati jsou
tain6 dovazeny. Pristavni me-
sto Nassau ma ctyricet velkych
skladist' skotsk6 whisky a do
morodci rovn6z sc zabyvaji w
robou opoinych napoiG. Cele
lod'stvo zabyva Sc paSerstvim
a neivice podobneho kontra-
bantu Jest posilano ma Floridu.
odkudz paSovana whiska ex-
pedovana ie do americkeho
vnitrozemi. Jisti Americana
investovali Y obchode tom de-
set miliond dolarG a pres o.
brovsky ten investment mail
velike zisky. - Sprava Baham
skych ostruvku pred nekolika
roxy nachazela Sc ma pokraji
finanGniho upadku, ktery hro-
I'll tim, re uroda iizniho o.
voce po nekolik let Sc neuve-
dla. Hlavnimi produkty ostro-
vanu jsou citrony, jichz posled
nj cas- ma Bahame vdbec neby-
10, take obyvatele nevdecnou
tn drzavu kvapne opousteli.
Kdyz narodni zapovednost V
Soustati vesla V platnost, Ba-
hamstf predpokladali, re Sou
stati bude tajne importovat II
hovinv z Kanady. Nahle obje-
vilo Sc ma souostrovi nekolik
americkych hotelieru, kteri
zalozili hned n6kolik velkych
skladist' brzv z Anglie priva
zenv velke naklady koralky,
ktera systematickym zpusobem
byla pasovana do Statu. Dnes
tainy ten import ie tax doko-
male zorganisovan, re celni zrl
zenci vuci paserhm jsou bez-
mocni a whiska dochazi do Sou
stati We velkem mnozstvi. Po-
dobn6 systemy nachazeJl Sc
ma Porto Rico, kde domorodcl
rovnez We vyrob6 lihovin po7
mahaii. Ostrnvky ty tudiz boz
hatnou ma ucet Ameriky,; kde
dane jsou vysoke, ponevadz
hostinske a likerni Incense od
paddy a CHINA z nasi prohiblce
ma prospech. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-25
FRANCOUZSkO-NEMECKY
KAPITAL.
Bude ho pouzito X stavbe oby-
dli krajich valkou spu-
stosenych.

Pariz. %. srpna. Prave zalo-
zena byla nemecko-francouz-
ska korporace, jejiz dcelem
bude budovati move pribytky
We francouzskych krajinach,
kde valkou tsmer vse bylo mi
eeno. Francouzskym nacelni-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
ECHOES FROM THE LAST BOOSTER
TRIP OF THE SOUTH PLAINS FAIR
SHOWS We MADE AN IMPRESSION

ton, assured the visitors that Plain
view people will attend the fair.
The visitors came into the city in
i2) automobiles. Several Plainview
people had gone out on the road TO
Hale Center TO meet them, but a mis-
understanding as 10 the road caused
them to miss the Lubbock delegation,
which came INTO Plain view by way Of
Floydada and Lockney.
The Boara Of City Development
and Chamber OF Commerce are work
AT END the fair FROM Plainview en-
ing on plans 70 have several hundred
masse. John Boswell, secretary OF
the two bodies, urges that as many
as can at all do so make arrangements
10 attend the South Plains Fair at
Lubbock on Wednesday, the second
day OF the fair. Tentative plans are
to have everyone who is going to
meet at the Board Of City Develop
ment as early as possible on that
morning, by 1880, at least. and all go
together so as to create the correct
impression. 1t is suggested that all
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

autoists both before and after alight-
ing. The Lubbock Concert Band.
whistles, horns. fire siren, peppers,
banners and clowns being pressed
into Sc for the purpose.
The band gave a fifteen minute
concert in the bandstand on the corn
ct Of the court yard square, follow
ing which Prof. NJ. VI. Dupre, Of Lub-
book, extended a cordial invitation to
Floydada and Floyd County people
to attend the Fair at Lubbock and
exhibit there. He was answered
briefly by City Attorney E. c. Nell
son, Jr., on behalf Of the City Of
Floydada and its citizens.
l.. +. Moore, former Floydad boy
and son Of Mrs. Moore of this city,
was chairman Of the arrangements
committee and was in charge Of the
long train Of cars which poured into
Fioydada in stream at about III
o'clock, an hour OF more behind the
schedule, on account Of delay in leav-
ing Lubbock.
The trip on Wednesday was one of
three days trips in which more than
five hundred miles Of territory were
covered by the party and opprovi-
nately 80 towns visited.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

Plainview Herald:
With the footing Of horns, the blow
ing Of sirens, and the shrieking Of
Whistles and other ingenious devices
for making noise. between four and
five hundred Lubbock citizens invad-
ed Plainview Wednesday advertising
their fair, which is TO be held Oct. =,
S and s. A brass band Of twenty
pieces made the music FOR them.
when they arrived at 2 o'clock, a
large crowd Of Piainview people, at
tending the Fall Stock Show, assem-
BLEED on the square.
The visitors were full Of pep and
ginger and had enthusiasm to spare.
when they had all gathered about the
square, A. f. Boyd, president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, welcomed
them 70 Piainview in a few well chos-
en- words. In replying 20 this address,
Percy Y. Spencer, an attorney OF Luo-
book, expressed appreciation and
heartily invited Plsinview citizens to
meet with them at the Lubbock fair.
Mr.. Boyd. in responding to this invita-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
LORENZO ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM THE ENTERPRISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Linn left
Wednesday for Brownfield, where
they viii visit their daughter. after
which they will return TO their home
at Sloan Springs, Arkansas.
To date there have been 1872 cars
of wheat shipped from Lorenzo to
various markets since the first day
Of June. Eight cars Of sudan have
been shipped which makes a total
Of lao cars Of grain from this Maize
is now pouring into the markets here
in steadily increasing quantities. The
maize crop this year y the largest
raised in this section in several years
and Il is estimated that upwards Of
100 cars will be shipped &c foreign
markets from this place this fall.
The Christian reviva. closed last
Sunday with the morning services.
Dinner was served on the ground and
large number were present hap
tizlng took place In the afternoon At
the Walter Greenhaw tank In the
west part Of town. In all, thirteen
additions were made 70 the church
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
THE WEATHER REPORT
FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER

The following is summary of the
weather conditions prevailing during
the month Of September, 1921:
Maximum temperature 90 deg.
Minimum temperature 40 deg.
Mean temperature 74.4 deg.
Departure from normal AGA deg.
Maximum Relative Humidity Sz.6
percent.
Minimum Relative Humidity, CO.'S
percent.
Mean Relative Humidity TIA per-
cent.
Total wind run for month 4sa9
miles.
Normal wind run for September
1894 miles.
Departure from normal 1904 mi.
Number Of clear days. 20.
Number Of partly cloudy days, 10.
Number Of cloudy days. 5.
Total precipitation FOR September
as inches.
Normal precipitation for septem'
her, 2.s5 incheA
Departure from normal. Lea insh-
e..
Total rainfall from Jan. to Oct.
I. lD2l. i6.7o inehes
n. " Harper. 5nrt..
kzpsfimsnt ssst'oa-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
Whatever your foot trouble,
our Chicago foot expert
can relieve it at once

A foot expert from Chicago-a
Practipedist from the staff Of DR..
VIM. NJ. Scholl, the recognized
foot authority is in this storel
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
Floydada Hesperian:

Floydada Hesperian;
Lubbock and Slaton joined in max
ing one Of the biggest noises ever
made by a bunch Of boosters in Floy-
dada yesterday morning when they
were here in large numbers on the
first leg Of an automobile tour Of
south Plains towns, which included
Lorenzo. Rails. Floydada, Leckney,
plainview, Hale Center and Aber-
nathy, boosting the South Plains Fair
to be held at Lubbock on October 4th,
5th. and 9Th. More than one hundred
automobiles were in the line as they
drove into Floydada and took posses
sion OF the downtown section Of
town.
All the usual forms of noise-mak-
ing we're used by the procession Of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

car owners vino contemplate going
provide some sort Of Plainview ban
ner and have other distinctive dec
orations such as head gear 70 make
the delegation show up well
Owing TO the fact that the coming
81 the visitors was not well heralded,
there was no public reception for
them, but a large number Of them,
particularly the younger members Of
the delegation, stayed over for the
dance at the Ware last night. The
visit Of the delegation brought out
many expressions Of good fellowship
and good feeling between the two
towns.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

Fer e7rru< carr Q "qorat
feet" Or fiat /5of and for
hragfrr qungAf prrJosA DR..
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
Here now
You can have perfectly
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The many Foot Comfort Appli-
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No more aching, tender bun
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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

NJ. II. Morrison. a prominent law
yer, Of Big Spring. was IN the city
Tuesday transacting business and
meeting with former friends. Mr..
Morrison Il the handsome member OF
the firm Of Morrison a Morrison, the
leading law firm Of Big Spring. 90
say his friend KIelt of this city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

Try a package Of our guaranteed
egg producer. Rucker Produce Com
pany. East Side Square. Lubbock,
Texas. l4t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

We have cholera. ronp and sore
head remedies. SOC. ooc. and 600.
Rueksf Produce Company, Luhheek.
fssss itu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06

&C.: ::: !:;,! !':: I:Is 49,; ~: y. Y;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-15

county appellate courts and the
jury commissioners. II had already
openly threatened tho supreme court
of Illinois
The ricn men and corporations Of
Chicago were under duress 70 cOntri-
butte to its support and TO its lead
cls. while various reform and civic
associations had been inundated
into inactivity. There remained but
the Tribune lighting it's complete
dominance Of tho community
ITO cocrcc or destroy the Tribune
was the immediate purpose OF this
suit. the intimidation of all news
papers and prevention al free speech
It's second objective and, as the Tri-
bune has evidence to prove, the over
turning of the Republican form of
government was its ultimate goal.
The Tribune meets, the issue in
lu!l confidence that all the constitu-
tional guarantees 10 the Individual
"Ii be preserved unimpaired and
tHat this attack upon our Republic
can form Of government win be over.
thrown a:' completely as its predeces-
sors"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-15
WEST GARDINER

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mason and son
Of Pfttsfcld have been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. r. j. Rice.
Mrs. Emma Rice has a peach tree
that bore bushel and four quarts
Of as nice fruit as ono would find in
California. Can anyone beat il in this
section?
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stringham
have returned to Someryille, Mass
a Hopkins.
Ray Hopkins has returned to Som
crNillc Mass. after passing two
weeks with his parents.
Mrs. Ellsworth Bentley and daugh-
ter Thelma have returned home after
Visiting relatives in Easton and vi
cinity for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Davis are pass
ing week at the seashore.
Mrs. Mildred Towle has returned
to WaItham. Mass. where she attends
school.
Mrs Louis Howe and children Of
Greene have been visiting Mrs. NJ. r:
Ray.
Mrs Alice Higgins and daughter
Louise have gone to Gardiner TO live.
Miss Louise Will attend grammar
school there
Eddie Smith has gone TO Monmouth
TO work in the canning factory.
Mrs. Charley Storie Of Dorchester.
Mass. is visiting at Eben Horns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-15

munity contains it's full quota of real
lovers of the human side of life.
Shortly after completing The
Scoffer.' Mr.. Dwan issued d state
ment in which he announced that he
had made every possible effort to
avoid the theatric in presenting this
theme and he publicly thanked the
members of his cast for the success
they had achieved in cooperating
with him in making the whole pro-
duction intensely human. Since the
story concerns physician of unim-
peaChable character, who, through
d cruel prank of fate unknowingly
marries a former mistress of his
bosom friend and fellow physician, a
man absolutely devoid of scruples, it
resolves itself into mighty big tidal
wave of all the emotions conceivable
especially when it is entirely through
the villainy of the bad friend"
that the good man has to serve five
years in prison, for crime ne did
not com mit.--AdV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-15
WINTHROP

delightful entertainment was
given Tuesday evening at the Town
hall under the auspices of the Stand
ard Bearers Of the Methodist church.
Whihc was we'll attended. The pro-
gram included several ne readings
by Miss Barbara Pinkham. q former
Winthrop girl, now living in Port :
land vocal solos by Mary Hobson Of
Nevada and Miss Hazel Peck Of Win
throp and piano duet by Elnor Bishop
ana Jessie Thomas. Miss Pinkham
delighted everyone with her wonder
iul talent and her modest and unas-
stunning manner. AS a child she dis
prayed great dramatic talent and for
some time she has been under the
instruction OF Mrs Ethel Berry Sturot
OF Portland. She will graduate newt
June from the Deering High school.
after which she will continue her edu-
cation at the Lelend Powers scboo,
or Oratory. Although barely 16 wears
OF age she has been appearing for .
year or more as a public reader. She
IS the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Plnkham, her father having been one
or the leading dry goods merchants in
town until about five years ago when
ne sold his store to George F. Wilson
ana moved with his familyto Port
land.
Inc Home Missionary Society met
ednesGay afternoon with Mrs. Helen
Grant, The usual program was car
ried out
Next Saturday afternoon at ?
CLOCK members Of Patience Stanley
Chapter. d, a. F.. will gather at Glen
side cemetery to place a marker at
the grave of one of their members
Mrs. Rose 3. Shaw All members are
requested to be present If possible.
Ihestores in town will be closed all
day Thursday to allow the employees
to attend State fair.
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RICHMOND

George Merriman, an old resident
OF Richmond, arrived in town Mon
day. after an absence Of IS months.
He is now a member at the Sailors
Snug Harbor. New York, and will
visit friends and relatives for 80
days
Harry Horne was a business visi-
tor in Augusta Tuesday.
Leslie Roberts has returned from
business trip to Boston
Mrs. A. E. Haley left Tuesday for
West Medford, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Bertrand Brown
and family.
William Slonl. Il former business
resident, left for his home in New
Bedford. Wednesday,. after passing
his vacation at Pleasant View farm.
Miss Lily Price left Saturday for
Brunswick. where she will teach in
the public schools. Her mother,
Mrs. c. W. Price. will pass the win
ter at Pleasant View farm.
Extensive repairs have been made
on the Iceboro school No 6, the
windows having been placed to cor
rect the cross lighting. A new steel