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The New York herald., 1921-12-27
Duke of Victory Is Title
Conferred ON Gen. Diaz

~ ONE. Dec. 26 ASSOCIATED
X Press).-King Victor EN-
manuel to-day conferred
the title of Duke of Victory" upon
Gen. Armando Diaz. commander OF
the italian armies during the war.
The title will be hereditary and will
be assumed by the first born son of
each generation of Gen. Diaz's de-
scendants.
The New York herald., 1921-12-27
MEXICAN ARMY COST CUT.
More to BE spent for Schools Thar
Ever Before.

MEXICO CRY. Dec. 27.-Less wiW be
spent by the Mexican Government IN
1922 for the army and more for schools
than ever before. The army budget for
1922 calls for $124.3s3.S59 or more than
$50. 0,000 less than the 1921 budget
The estimate is based on a standing
army of $4,000 men to which strength
the various units are now being rapidly
reduced
The 1922 budget includes an appro-
priation of $1,000. 900 for the develop
ment of aviation. The appropriation
for schools in $50,000,O0O.
The New York herald., 1921-12-27
STILL SHOOTING IN BELFAST.
No One Injured ana Soldiers Re-
store Order.

BELFAST. Dec. 2e.--Further disorders
occurred here to-day. \ dozen shots
were fred in Louis street this after
noon. but so far as Is known no one
was injured.
Soldiers were hurried to the scene
and restored order.
The New York herald., 1921-12-27
CHRISTMAS BuRNs KILL GIRL

Madeline Johnson. ts. negro. died at
ST Johns Hospital in Brooklyn yester-
day OF burns suffered on Christmas Day
IN her home nj 1879 Atlantic avenue as
she sought 10 serve her sick fothc',
Shepherd Johnson.
The New York herald., 1921-12-27
Candy Made With Ice

In candy factories noted for
satiny chocolates, and in baker
les that turn out delicious iced
cakes with creamy filings, re-
frigerating machinery is abso-
lutely necessary. ATS confec-
TONERS and 1T bakers use re-
frigeration to insure products
that will melt only when they
reach your mouth.
You'H find your Knickerbooksr Ic.
filled refrigerator a great eoneenienos
in making home confections. 70 insurs
.fakiness, the pastry for deiectable PIE
should alscays be mired NTH iced roter
and kept on ice for day before rolling
and bdkin1.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-12-08
Holiday Specials Every Friday and Saturday christmas
The local Korlan uatwa, Post

The local Kortan Hatwan Post,
Am. Legion, held its annual meet
ing III the Opera House Tuesday
night aud elected officers for The
year us follows: X. l..
Szymanski, Post Commander; Z
mil Va ak, Vice Commander; AL
bert Honner, 1AdiuLant; J.. G.
Vaith, Fnanciaf officer; Louis S.
Hrnska, historian; john } Kudr-
ma, Sergeant at arms; Chas. j Ro
kusek, Americanism officer;
James j. kocer, Service officer
Tie Post now has 40 members.
A.A. .Blac hnik aud his brother
Emit arrived here last Friday from
Nashua, Mont, in u Ford car.
They were on tile way six days and
bucked snow in Montana aud N.
Dakota, being compelled to use u
shovel in many places,
Emil Rezac reLurnedfrom Chi
cago Tuesday where lie. attended
the LnternaLional Live Stock
Show. Emil spent fourteen dals $
there and reports rainy weather
most Of the time while we had sun
shine. ..-
The merchants of Tabor this
year have a very generous supply
of Christmas goods Of every des
cription displayed in their show
windows thus being in position to
take care Of all your nee,is. You
will find that there is very large
selection Of articles suitable as
Christmas gifts for every member
oftlle family. The merchants Of
Tabor are doing their best to
serve and will treat YOU right both
u4qHllty nnd price. 1oas VIII
surely be Interested aud delighted
whell you come TO Tabor, and see
the artistic touch IN the fine dis
plays III all of the stores.
Last Saturday morning before
sunrise Gre broke out in the rear
of The pool hall at Dante and be,
fore it was noticed it gained Sc
mach headway that nothing could
be done and soon the flames con.
sumed the Fir, j. Barta genera
store and the restaurant belonging
to John Cihak. The FIRE company
of Wagner while the fire ragged
! was called, but arrived too late tc
be Of any assistance. Dante has
no water wnrks. The loss is es
timated at $25,000 aud is partly
covered by Insurance.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-12-08
Tf1e Tabor State Bank

.Alois Novak Of near Ravinia ro,
turned from Sioux City Wednes
day aud stopped here for a short
visit.
Mrs, j. +. Mikolasek at present
is taking treatment in the hospital
at Yankton for rheumatism. She
will stay there about three weeks.
Miss Tillie Wagner srent The lat
Ter part Of last week visiting re-
lutiyes inSLesteryille.
DIR. B. F. Lockwood's dentel
office nj Yankton will be closed
Dec. 10. IS. IA and Is PaLients
are requested TO arrunge for work
before or after these ldates. Adv!
A basket Social and progrm will
lie held in the Breezy Hill school,
4 miles IF Tabor, December 10Th.
The program will be snappy one.
Come and see The Colonial dance;
the Hired Man from Chicago and
other humorous sketches. Ladies,
don't forget your baskets and men,
your purses. Everybody is invit
Ell TO come. Amy l.. Brown,
teacher. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-12-08

464.sso.O0
clerk.
| man.
| s., 1891.
the town
| lthly ses.
| It. THE
by Chair.
- Of the
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-12-08

Property loss by the United States and Canada IL 1914
and on this Insurance
Maid leaving difference 600, atotal loss TO the
owners Of property. ' H@
Even IL you don't own homes your belongings are
TOO valuable remain unprotected from loss ny hre
The low TINT afford TO obViate The
risk Ask us for lem and before is too late
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-12-08

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by the
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James
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at light
Rn!g yes:
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Is pre-.
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the sum
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
Style Show Opens Today

sign such as has never before been
seen in Misha waka.
\ specially constructed dias on the
stage OF the Century theater has just
been completed for the style show.
The Chicago models have recently
returned from New York city. where
they appeared at the Hhotel Com
modOre Ia a Partisan fashion revue.
Miss Catherine Weir. a Mishawaka
high school girl, will sing Alice
Bleu Gown" from the musical COM
edy Irene" and Will wea ia Won
derful gown brought TO Mishawaka
Fashion Revue will create new his
tory in the field Of education and en-
tertainment.
Carefully selected and apprOpri-
ate vaudeville acts and a musical pro-
gram that will be recognized as the
finest and most artistic by all who
seek quality entertainment"
And some ten pages more Of close
~ typewritten matter attestlng the
style show TO be the greatest, latest
mightiest of all fashion shows.
The style show has taken Misha-
keyed up TO a high pitch and the
Mishawaka WomaD's club is expected
to attend the exhibit in a body.
Mishawaka merchants have gone
10 great expense in bringing the very
newest and last word in feminine
wearing apparel from the great mar
by d. d. Gross. Of the Milady shop,
from New York. This particular gown
is said 10 be an original from Worth,
Of Paris, and will be returned TO its
owner after the style show.
The Carpenter Millinery shop. Vogt
Jewelry store and the w. L. Douglas
Shoe store will be among the exhib-
itOrs.
The style and fashion show Will
be staged twice nightly. at 1915 and
p. m. A special matinee perform
ance will be given Saturday after
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23

Haircut at Tylers 50 cents.-Advt
S2t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23

advance guard for Mishawaka's first
and only style and fashion show.
which opens tonight on the stage OF
the Century theater and which Will
continue through Saturday and Sun
day
Quoting the press agent Note the
modesty and dignity OF MS announce
ment.
Never before have Mishawaka' s
discriminating women looked upon
such a beautiful and elaborate spec
tacle as this.
"A bevy Of charming maidens. clad
in the most original. attractive and
dazzling OF fashions latest creations
"Mishawaka's exquisite. gorgeous
kets Of New York and Chicago.
Gowns. wraps. coats, furs, millinery.
boots and jewelry In quality and de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
TO BUILD NEW
DOUBLE STORE

r B. Miller has taken out build
ing permit for a double store room
at Hills +. Mishawaka av., TO
cost $1,000. This makes the third
new building to be erected on Misha-
waka av., east. recently. The North
Side Trust and Savings bank will
build on the corner Of Main st. and
Mishawaka av.; A. J. Kamm, a store
room, just east of the bank, and the
Miller store directly east. This will
greatly improve the north side bust
ness district.
Edward Weaver, 213 Lincoln way
F.. has taken out a permit for a
garage 10 cost 500.
Haircut at Tylers 50 cents.-Advt
e2t7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
ROY ROHLEDER TO
ERECT APARTMENTS

Roy Rohleder has given contracts
for California apartments above his
store at the corner OF Lincoln way
and Spring st, TO J. II. WiCkamp
and Henry Schmidt Plans for same
were drawn IN Chicago. The cost
will be between $4,000 and Sill
600. Work Will be commenced at
once. There is considerable demand
for such quarters at the present
time, and already Mr.. Rohleder has
had a number Of applications from
anxious tenants. The apartments
will be thoroughly modern and will
contain all the latest Improvements.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
CITY'S INITIAL
STYLEAND FASHION
REVUE ON TODAY
Signal Event IN Mercantile
History of Mishawaka-
Lasts Three Days.

They're here! Five OF EN-. her
aided by local merchants. press
agents and others as "ChicagO's most
beautiful girl models" They are the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
CHICAGO PASTOR VISITS HERE,

Rev. William T. Essig. pastor OF
the Christ Congreg ational church
Of Chicago is in the city visiting
his sister Ms r. Schulz. 216 2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23

The White Palace Barber Shop IN
future viii remain open from $50
A. m. until II p. m. Mr.. HAYES has
put on a niCht and day shift for the
convenience OF the public.
22tf=Ad-t-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23
NEW BANK GRANTED
CHARTER AT CAPITOL
Will Be Called Merchants and
Farmers State Bank
Capital 100000.

The new Farmers and Merchants
State bank. the dictatorship OF
which is composed OF well known
merchants and farmers. was grant
ed a charter in Indianapolis We'd
nesday evening by the board, con-
sisting Of Gov. McCray and the sec
/ rotary and auditor of the state.
The directors Of the institution
are: John Herzog, present post
master; f. y. Weber. Solomon
Thornton. r. 2. Rohleder, Jake
Weiss, Robert Mcknight. Marcus
Laing, J. Q. Swanger, jr., and J. E.
Neff.
The capital OF the institution is
100000, with $4,000 surplus
The directors have options on
several downtown sites. one OF
which they will select within a few
days and Will commence work on
the structure as soon as this is done.
This makes the fifth banking in
stitution for Mishawaka, counting
the First National and First Trust
in the same building and under the
same management as one.
MISHAWAI&A CHAPTER NO. SO.
r. A. NJ. Called convocation Fri
day evening. Work in mark master
degree.
ALEX T. BODLE. H. p.
HARRY SUDERS, SEC'Y.
22t1-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-23

Eleventh st. and Mrs Joy Elliott,
211 y Main s.
AUCTION SALE!
Saturday I p N
4Of West Sixth Street
All household goods. fine range:
davenport; rugs; chairs. beds: every
thing.
fINSBERGER. Auctioneer.
Thursday. Friday Saturday
2GT3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Try NEU S-Tf1TES y ant Ads
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
| axe a glass of Salts 10 Flush
Kidneys If bladder bothers
you.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble ia some
form or other. SAYS a weu-knovn
authority. because The uric acid ir
meat cNc.tes the kIdners they be-
come orerwcrked; set sluggish. CO.
ln and cause al sorts 81 dIs-ye--
particularly hacEache and misery .1
-re kidney region. rheumatic twin
-1s severe headaches. acid stomach.
.orst.ra torpid liver. s,eapleee-
-css bladder and urinary irritation
The moment your back hurts or
Kidneys aren't acting right on DC b-aa-
der 0Cthers you Eet abou. four
ounces Cf Jad salts from any GOOD
pharmacy take - rabiesuoorf.. r
glass ol water before brcaktss-
few days and your k.fneys SAL
le. Boz zine. This famous salts
made from che acid az grapes ar.
i.ucn juice combined with lin
and mas been used or generations tn
flush s.u-sed k.dleys and stimulate
tasa 90 normal activity. also t1
ueurrai-za the acids 90 the urine sr
lt ua LONGER irri.ttea. thus eudIns
bladder disorders
JaL salts cannot .rJU-e anyone.
makes % delightful eaerveectnt .th-
ie-Ra-er drink which millions ~
men and women take now and then
to eep the Kidneys and urinary or-
cams clean thus avo.d.n- sereU1
Kidney daseAss Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Try NEW S-TIHES " ant Ids
REJOICES OVER
GOOD FORTUNE
IT'S Grand to Feel So Well
and Strong" She Says
Praises Tanlac.

After suffering like D did for T.
long years I just don't believe any
one could be any happier than I am
To get their health back. declared
Mrs. James Martin. 1909 r. Wash
ington ST. Indianapolis i'm telling of
her recovery since taking Taniac
81 just hate To think Of how I suf-
fered All those yearS-wby. az times
] had such severe attacks OF iudiges-
ton simply broke down and cried.
The cramps and pains were almost
unbesrab.e and &c seemed sometimes
like J was being smothered 90 death.
CT was almost afraid 90 eat. and ]
became so weak that az times
could hardly stand up Every day
thar came 0 had a bursting headache
and I thought sometimes il would
drive me distracted often be-
came dizzy and fainty I almost fell
disheartened didn't think I would
ever be well any more
But &, was q lucky day FOR me
when 1 began taking Taulac It had
been = blessing I can never forget
and I am overioyed at the way il has
restored my health and built me- up
80 wonderfully I eat anything and
everything I wish and 10 all digests
perfectly. 70 certainly is strand 90
be feeiinE 50 well and strong again
and I just wish could Tell how
thankful I feel TO Tan'aC.
Tanlac is sold In south Bend at
the Central DruE store. Public DRUG
store Landon s Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store and i'm
Mishawaka az the Red Cross Pnar-
macy. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
WINS $4,000 FOR
INJURIES DUE TO
FALL AT LAPORTE
Mrs. Helen VI. Jackson Gets
Judgment Here For Acct
dent Five Years Ago.

Ms Helen 81 Jackson. formerly
~ Laporte. bur now Of Gary is eu-
1tled 70 5000 for injuries received
IN a fail down "a stairway in her
home at Laporte five years ago. ace
eording 20 a Judgment returned In
her favor wednesday by a jury in
the 81. Joseph circuit court
The judgment "Wednesday n the
result OF a second suit filed by Mrs
jackson against John j. Guenther
owner OF the Balcony building az
Iapcrte Mrs Jackson was award
% damages amounting 90 $4,000 ira
- similar suit in the Iaporte circuit
court four wears ago. bun on appear
10 the supreme court by Mr
Suenther. the Judgment OF the jury
was reversed on techniCaity.
Following the action OF the SUI
prene court. Mrs Jackson then filed
another suit iu the LapOrte court.
upon the application OF Mr. Guen-
Their the case was veuued 90 81. JO-
seph county. and went on trial be-
fore SLeclaI Judge l.. " Hammond
the latter part Of last week The
evidence and argument Of attorneys
was concluded late Tuesday after
noon. and the case was placed in
the hands OF the jury.
judgment was returned 10y the
fury at $50 o'clock "Wednesday
morning for Mrs Jackson. Attor-
news for Mr. Guenther intimated
wednesday that an appeal will be
taken % the supreme court
Mrs. jackson based her suit on
an alleged defective stairway i'm the
Balloon building which IL said TO
be the eldest building In the city OF
IapOrte. She testified that she fell
down this stairway five years ago.
and thar che injured her leg per
nnanen.iy The efforts OF the defense
wee directed 20 show that her in
juries were not due 20 the stairway.
although not denying Mrs. Jackson's
fall
Mrs. Jackson was represented by
Ralph ~ smith and Ben Eees OF
1Aporte Mayor Herman W. Sails
wasser and Frank Osborne Of la
porte represented Mr.. Guenther.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10

y UAINT are the tricks the breezes sometimes
J play-ss tickle idle fancy they strangely
blow! For instance. the very same wind
which makes short skirt appear even shorter
Eratches the hat from tko head Of a man. MAKING
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Fur Neck Pieces

Scarfs and Chokers for Spring and
Summer wear are now being sold here
at very low prices. Included in the Sale
are Russian Stables, Hudson Bay Stables,
Baum Martens, Fishers, Minks, Foxes
and Squirrels Prices on the entire line
of Furs run from-$l3.95 to $20000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
The latest arrivals II
BlOuseS

A particular purchase of Georgettes
and Crepe de Chimes has just come in.
They are tailored and trimmed in lace
and embroidery. Tuck-in and over
blouse styles. Colors are Neptune.
Honey-dew, Navy, Bisque, White,
Flesh and Bermuda-S5.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10

The scientific way 10 remove
snow from city streets is TO use COM
pressing engines which would re-
1uce Il 10 about one-twelftn or IS
volume. cut IL into bricks and pile
Henry L. Doherty New York
engineer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10

A limited number of Straws in Black,
Brown and Henna are now on special
sale. They are trimmed in flowers,
fruit, ribbons and feathers. Each one
Of these Hats is an exceptional value.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Easter Gifts

1t has long been a custom
among many people to make
gifts to friends at Easter
time. Here we offer a few
suggestions that may aid
your selection.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
Charming Silk Frocks
for the coming season

Here are just the kind of Dresses you need
for Spring and early Summer. They are
Tafeta and Canton Crepe whose service
seems never ending, since they are suitable
for so many different occasions-$2250 to
$3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10
New Sweaters
for these chilly evenings

All the most popular yarns are included
in this complete howing-Aipaca, Shetland
Mohair and pure and fibre silk Tuxedo
and Tie-back Styles in all the season lay
orite colors-S2 % 10 $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-10

By international News Service.
WASHTNGTON, March Bond
cd warehouses containing whisky
stocks. which have been closed for
some time. will be opened within
she next few days 90 permit whisky
Withdrawals by those authorized TO
do 20 &c was announced here Wed
nesday The permissioned class
consists mainly OF wholesale drug
gists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS
BIG SALE FOR
"OH-U-BABY"
MUSIC PLAYS

There has been big advance sale
Of seats for the opening performance
tonight Of the new "Oh-U Baby"
company at the Augusta Opera house.
With the members of the Legislature
in town and the hundreds Of Augusta
people who know and appreciate
Tommy Levene and Frank. Murray.
1t looks as II this would be week at
the Opera house that would break all
records for road companies.
More than that. it seems as il it
would be called 10y week." for fun
and frolic will just naturally hold
sway and there will be clean, pleas
ant entertainment every. afternoon.
except tonight, and every night.
More than that, Manager Appleby
has arranged for a big motion pic
ture to be given in addition to the
musical comedy so that in reality a
double program will be offered.
The music show for today and
Tuesday will be "Neighborly Neigh
bors." Not only does it prove what
neighbors should be, but it also tells
convincingly what neighbors should
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-28
.Cony- Debaters
Preparing for the
League Contests

The Cony High debaters are put
ting in a good deal of practice under
the direction of the coach, George b.
Welch, a student at Bowdoin College.
in preparation for the contests in the
Bowdoin and the Bates interscholas-
tic debating leagues. In the Bowdoin
League. Cony High will debate with
Portland High at Portland on March
S, on the subject, Resolved, That Be-
fore the Next Election a System of
Direct Voting Should Be Substituted
for That of the Electoral College"
Cony will debate the affirmative side
of the proposition and will be repre-
scented by Merritt Hewitt. George
Sheldon and Donald Trouant.
. In the Bates Triangular League,
two Cony teams will compete on Fri
day, March II. One team composed
Of Leo Friedman, Donald Trouant and
Miss Lois Hayden will compete with
Waterville High in this city, arguing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-28

+ 80
not be. With Tommy LEVINE him
self having e typical role ard Frank
Murray Leo r. O. aSslstt1g lin the
fun making. there win Be no. { let UP
IN the merriment More than that,
there win be the fasctnatfh1 spright-
" oh U Baby" chogps % yeung wo-
men who know how IS sing and dance
and make life merry and worth.
while. .-e II
The feature picture, '.out Of the
Snow" with Ralph Ince and Zepa
Keefe,; will be shown at this eve
piug and the musical comedy viii be-
Gin at $40. The matinees Beginning
Tuesday VIII be ct 2.15. SO
Seats for all the performances are
now selling at the box once and they
may be engaged by calling 10 on the
telephone. -Ady. D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-28
STATE HOUSE
Yarmouth Electric Co.'S Sale

4 lt
e Yarmouth Electric Co.'s Sale
A decisien hes been rendered by the
Public Utilities Commission AUTHOR
king the isale Of the Yarmouth Light
inx Cd. to me Yarmouth Electric Co.
The Yarnsonth Electric Co.. - to pay
the Yarmouth Lighting Co. the sum
81 5000 IN cash and to assume two
mortgages the Arst given by the Var
mouth misunderstanding Co. 20 Alfred
=: smiti, snd Charles g. Woodman.
and the second being given by the
Yarmouth Lighting Co.. to the Unit
ed States Trust Co., Of Portland, truss
tee.
siThe Yarmouth Electric Co., was,
in fact. organized as q subsidiary OF
the Central Maine Power Co.. and It
is clearly understood by the utilities
commission that the service to be
rendered by the Yarmouth Electric
Co. will be done as a part Of the SER
vice Of the Central Maine Power Co.. "
says the decision.
The electric energy used by the
Yarmouth Electric Co.., will be fur
nished by the Central Maine Power
Co, and the arrangement Of the Var
mouth Electric Co.. will at all times
be under the control and supervision
of the Central Maine Power Co.
with the well known resources Of
the Central Maine Power Co., it is
clear that the Yarmouth Electuc Co.,
will be able to render proper and sa-
tisfactory service in the town of Var
mouth andin such adjoining towns In
which it may lawfully engage in it's
business"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-28
Big Baseball Meeting
7.30 Tonight, CITY Hall

Big baseball meeting tonight at 7.so
IN the Chamber of Sommerce rooms.
City hall. Plans are to made regarding
the team forthe coming season. Put
1t down in Your date book now and
come-if you have any ideas, spill
them; that's what the meeting is for
II you have any criticisms to make or
Kicks to register, be on hand and do it
tonight. Everyone interested i'm Au-
gusta's baseball future should make
u special effort to be there.
Chairmen Of the various committees
Oh the carnival, and members as we'll
are expected to be at the rooms and
talk things over
The' place: Chamber of Commerce
rooms. City hall.
Time: Tonight at 7.s0 o'clock.
The people: Everyone interested in
baseball. ~.