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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

GIRLS-To sell mems furnishings al
210 Water st. Apply today to Mr..
Stewart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

YARN--ALI4 WOOL KNITTING. d.
rect from manufacturer--at 75c. s1..5
& $50 a pound. Postage paid on So
orders. Write for samples. Fl. A.
rARTLETT. Harmony. Maine.
! TRAVERSE sleigh,
seats, in good condition. price $1,000.
! De Laval No. II separator (almost
iew). price $500. Chester Cameron;
trgusta. Me. Tel. 1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

CHAMBER MAID-EXpericnc al
so experienced waitress. Apply Fiske
House, Damariscotta. Tel. Sn09-2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

HARD WOOp--Dry. $40 cord. deliv-
cred in Augusta. Bert l.. Foster. Tel.
1921
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
Service Stations-Repairing IS

TULCANlZiNG -And repairing OF al.
kinds. Brng your tires for expert at
tention. Also new auto top making.
repairing and upholstering while
you wait. Service day and night.
Augusta Auto Supply & Vulcanizing
Co. opp. Colonial Theatre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
MERCHANDISE =
Articles for Sale

Wooden wheels. Make offer. r. A.
Trueworthy, Route No. Il. Gardiner.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

CuILD'S POCkETBOOK-Lost on G15
car Hallowcll To Augusta. Tel 1011-R.
ct'FF RrTTON-Lost. Top portion
gold link, SGT with small stone. Re
ward. Tel. 1910.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-FemaIe

GIRI.-F'or general house
work. References required. Mrs.
w. +. Williamson. 81 Green st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03

.iolng away? Read classification 20 OF
the Want Adj Section ami telephone
a reliable truckman TO call for your
trunk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-03
Situations Wanted-FemaIe So

GOOD COOk-Woman with daughter
in school would like place III small
family. a. n. care Journal.
MAID-Capable and experienced, de-
sires position. Write Fl. j. n, care
Journal. Gardiner.
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Help Wanted-Male

class, at Sunbeam
Bakery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-09
GIRL RETRACTS
CHARGES AGAINST
FILM STAR
Boston Dancer Had Said
That Herbert Rawlin-
son Had Attacked Her.

BOSTON, May s-Mrs. Dorothy
Clark Films, 17-year-old dancer, has
retracted her former denial OF the
charges against Herbert T. Rawlin-
son, motion picture actor. brought
by her mother, Mrs Ethel Clark, in
her 100000 suit against the actor
Herbert Rawlinson attacked me
when l was a trusting child of
fourteen" said the girl Ever
since I was ten years old he waited
for me to grow up. He ruined my
life. He promised to marry me
when he secured divorce from his
wife, Robera Arnold"
Mrs. Clark and her daughter are
preparing to leave for California
where the mothers suit is filed. She
alleges. as does her daughter now.
that the attack took place in 1918
in New York. when Dorothy was
dancing in the Hippodrome.
Mrs. Clark declares she has
proof Of Rawlinson's attack"
When she filed the suit her daught-
er issued emphatic denia1s of the
charges against Rawlinson. About
the time of filing of the suit Doro-
thy was married in a Maine city.
Shortly afterwards Mrs. Clark was
under treatment in a local hospital
for poisoning. 1t was rumored that
the differences between mother and
daughtr were in some way respon-
sible, although IL was said the
poisoning was accidental.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-09

Charley Morris was an ardent
wooer. And he modestly admitted
owning ranches in Montana and
mansions in Los Angeles. So soon
Then Morris disappeared. A babe
was born to Mrs. Morris. And &
divorce came when she found he
was in a Texas penitentiary. Mo :
ris wrote that he hoped she would
not get a divorce, but his wishes
weren't needed by the disillusioned
wife and mother,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-09
SHANK Faction
WINS IN MARION

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERyTcEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 9-The
so-called Shank faction of the re-
publicans in Marion county won the
upper hand in local party control
when ex-Mayor Chas. W. Jewett.
leader of the anti Shank forces an
nounced his Surrender" in the bat
tie over the republican county
Craftsmanship. William Armitage
boss Of the republican organiza-
ton aligned with Mayor Samuel
Lewis Shank, as a, result OF the an
nouncement was placed in a posi-
ton to dominate county republican
affairs and to have a strong infu-
ence over party machinery throug h-
out the state. William H. Freeman,
backed BY Armitage for the county
chair, was expected to be named
without opposition at the county re-
publican convention this afternoon.
at which Jewett announced he
would make a plea for harmony be-
tween the warning factions.
, 1922-02-03

H.lp -ehooI ehndren .9Nowadays.-
, 1922-02-03

Walker had evieted her from their
hone. had refused 10 provide for her
support and had made It necessary
for her to earn her liviihood by hard
labor in a laundry at Fort ID. A Rus
sell
walker. IN his cross-suit. alleged
that when he returned to his home
from the hospital n 5 summer-after
he and Roy E Lee. former democratic
state chairman had been dangerously
injured in an automobile accident-he
found that Mrs. Walker had Installed
another mar In the house. 6wede ex-
soldier. and that he gave her the op-
ton either OF getting nd Of this per
son or Of leaving the home with him,
She adopted he latter course. he
charged
Judge Riner OF the district court,
Ifter hearing he case. "Wednesday
, 1922-02-03
C"ROsS-PETITIOH Wins
DECREE IN CHEYENNE
COURT, WOMAN LOSES

CHEYENNE. wyo., Feb. s.-when
Mrs Hattie E Walker filed suit In the
laramie county district court here re-
Gently against George r. Walker she
sought legal separation from Walker.
Her objective was achieved Wednes-
day. but not in h mi in which
she anticipated-the decree OF divorce
was granted Walker on his cross-peti-
ton.
Mrs. Walker IN her suit alleged that
, 1922-02-03

In Rome there are several restr1e
tons on tho liberty Of a cardinal II
Is not allowed to walk In the Sty' oul
must have a two-horse closed car
rage. and he cannot leave town Win
out express permission
, 1922-02-03

ence rights because he served as n
member of h draft board OF Worth
county. Missouri. Simmons IL attempt
ing to obtain title TO 645.62 acres Of
federal land In Platte county. His
claim is contested by Catherine Gall
agar.
, 1922-02-03

JERSEY CITY, FEB. lie p
.,rovea the Lehigh Valley railroad 5
supply and repair shops here go 80
day The loss was Al '
coo
Railroad detectives believed be nv
waa Of incendIary origin
, 1922-02-03
NJ ember of "Draft"
Board Asks Benefit
Soldier Rulings

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Feb. a. The
novel question whether n member of
a county draft board saw military
service during the recen war has
9een raised by ]. NJ Simmons. home
|steader. whit claims soldiers prefer
, 1922-02-03

Much ~so-caiied antique furniture
is nothing but cieveriy faxed stuff.
made to ancient pattern and worm
holed' by the rud means OF firing
a charge OF small shot from a rcvoiv-
err INTO the wood
, 1922-02-03
FEED SHORT ON LITTLE
COLORADO, THOUSANDS OF
SHEEP BEING TRAILED

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Feb. 35scores
OF thousands of head of sheep are be-
ing trailed from h Little Colorado
region. east OF Big Piney. to tho
Granger lease. near the railroad. the
movement being NECESSARY because OF
snow and scarcity OF feed In the Little
Colorado river district. At one point
a moving army OF sheep more than
u miles in length was visible during
the movement
, 1922-02-03

mile dog team race On the 3e-mfls
nun here from c~oiebrook. they Do
seated Jean Lebei Of Bersimts. p O.
nd his mongrd combination by -
r,1uutea.
, 1922-02-03
American Dogs
Win Race HOnOrs

LANCASTER n. H. FEB. \
American dogs driven by Arthur
walden OF wonalancet. n h won
the honors today IN the days
,an ~ the eastern international 10
, 1922-02-03

signed a decree granting walker a
divorce -
walker Is employed a = a boiiernAA
err IN the Union Pacific shops here
, 1922-02-03
176 ARRESTS IN
MONTH, S2,2S5
FINES ARE PAID
New Police Administration
Gets Of to Good Start; Jail
Sentences Cut Down
Collections.

with a total Of 17s arrests and fines
collected totalling S~2.2ss.so. the po-
lice department during the hrst
month of the regime OF Chief Alex
ander NIsbet. got away TO a good
start
Comparatively the fines collected
represent a small sum during the
month of January but this is due to
the fact hat Chief Nisbet is insist
ing on jail Sentences in many cases.
believing thai a sentence is more ef-
fective in combating lawlessness than
q fine
As the result OF this program pris-
oners served 500 days on the street.
serving sentences at the rate Of 81 n
day. That Is an average Of 10 pris'
oners working every day of the
month.
The number Of arrests and charges
made follow:
-. ~.
, 1922-02-03

Jeweiry and watch repairing by ex.
pert workmen. All work guaranteed
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., o.-S Bldg.
a-5-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

by the Wheeling Tripure Water Com.
pany. They have equipment that dis
tills and purifies water at the rate OF
100 gallons per hour, and supply It to
the stores. factories. business offices
and homes at regular intervals to suit
their demands.
Tripure water is recommended BY
physicians, and the system itself has
been adopted by several departments
Of the United States government
Tests under severest conditions have
proven that water from any source,
heavy in mineral and organic matter,
or pointed with disease germs will
come forth from the Tripure still alb.
solutely pure, delicious to the taste
and containing the same amount CT
oxygen as the finest spring withou!
the springs impurities.
Ordinary distilled water Is tnsipid
with a more or less streamy taste.
Tripure system, Of distillation effects
a complete publication producing q
water free from organic and mineral
matter and all bacteria The raw
water, being converted into steam or
vapor, frees itself from all matters
that were in solution or suspension.
This vapor being condensed In block
tin coated tubes gives product free
from all contamination. The distilled
water produced by this system can b
recommended as being Of the highest
purity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
Pool and Billiard
Tables Installed In
Many Wheeling Homes

It is really surprising to know that
hundreds OF people in this district
have up-todate pool and billiard
tables installed In their homes. This
fact is proven by the success OF the
Independent Billiard Supply Company
Of Fourteenth and Market streets,
who specialize in this business. Vari.
GUS sizes and types OF tables are &C.
cessible from this establishment that
vii be appropriate in your home and
greatly assist In making many OF
these long winter evenings, times OF
pleasure and happiness. A large line
Of both new and refinished tables =
carried by this company. Mr.. Frank
Vessel, proprietor of the Independent
Billiard Supply Company, has been In
this business in Wheeling for the past
six years, considerably longer than
any other firm Of that kind. He Is
one of the pioneers In the Pool and
Billiard Supply business IN West Vir'
ginia.
They are sole agents in this terri
tory for the Albert Pick and Company
pool and billiard tables and supplies
Every table distributed by them
whether new or refinished, Is sold
with a guarantee. and arrangements
can be made with this company to
keep your table properly repaired nj
all times. The entrance to the lnde
pendent Billiard Supply Company Is
located on Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

Pearl street leave today for a visit with
relatives at New KensinGton, Pa.
Thomas Bowen left yesterday 70 re-
sumo his treatments at Ft. Thomas N.Y..
for disabilities suffered while IN the SER
vice.
Mrs. G. W. Ball OF Eighth street and
daughter are spending few Gays as
the guest Of relatives at New Martins
VILE.
Arthur Stewart of Washington. D. G.
is spending a few days as the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. +. *. Dixon OF North
Fourth street.
The weekly meeting Of the knights
OF Malta will be held in their hall on
Hanover street tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ralstom Of North
Fourth street have arrived home after
visit with Cleveland friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bernhart are
home after a Christmas visit with rela-
tives at Farkersburg. W. Va.
Kenneth Sedgwick was discharged
from the Ohio Valley General hospital
yesterday following IN operation OF
week ago.
wheeler Ralston has returned TO
Grafton, ". VI. after visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George g. Raj
ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Shepherd OF
Concord street are home after a Christ
mas visit with st. Cllirsville friendt.
Mrs. Margaret Mengis OF Fayette
street In this city suffered fractured
hin while on a visit with relatives n
Smithheld. o.
Mrs., Elizabeth Brown and daughter
Mrs. Sam Walton Of Moundsvtlle are
visiting with Mrs. Bert shrimp OF Vir.
ginia street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
N. & ". Express Company
Offers Daily Service

A daily service available for bust.
ness and individuals and one Of great
convenience Is that offered by tho
Moundsville- Wheeling Express Com.
pany, This company Is owned by r.
A. Frankhauser and their business Is
to haul anything you desire from
Wheeling to Moundsville or vico
versa. Huge modern trucks make two
trips daily from both ends OF the line.
Their service Is dependable, and all
OF the employees connected with the
business are experts in thir line. 1t
is the most economical means OF ship
ping for the business firm or indtvid'
ual. Rapid service ia assured, and
their Is no parcel too large or too
small for them to deliver for you to
the destination anywhere between the
two cities. Moving OF household
goods Is one Of their specialties. They
render prompt, efficient service from
both ends OF the line. and you can
get IN touch with them by telephone
at either Wheeling or Moundsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
OTIS Elevators
HIGHLY ENDORSED
BY THOMAS EDISON
MIero.Leveling Device Greatest Pat
.ent In Last 20 Years.

One OF the most complete displays
Of apparatus presented to the public
was that installed by the Otis Neva-
tor Company, at the Electrical and
Industrial Display at New York City
few months ago. The. equipmen:
consisted of practically all OF the var1-
Gus elevators installed by the Otis
Company, together with some OF the
! very latest improvements and patents
dealing with elevators.
During the exhibition many proml.
! nent engineers and architects spent
considerable time at the Otis booth
and expressed great appreciation OF
the multi-voltage micro drive equip
ment because 1t solved great prob
lem of modern vertical transportation.
Among the most prominent visitors
; was Thomas A. Edison. A special de-
monstra:ion and explanation OF the
microleveling feature was made for
Mr.. Edison. after which he stated that
he considered the automatic leveling
! the finest invention in twenty years.
The officers OF the Otis company vert
more than pleased to receive such ex'
/ ceptional commentator from an in.
ventor like Mr.. Edison, but II one who
/ understands the elevator question in.
vestigates the merits OF the micro
levelipg invention. they will soon un.
derstand the reason for Mr.. Edison
, remark.
The microleveling elevator is oper.
ated by push button on the car or
by switch control. II causes the ele.
! vator to stop within one-eighth inch
from the floor II the button IS pushed
when the machine is within twelve
inches from the floor or any further
distance from It's desired destination,
! The elevator will stop within the frac.
| ton OF an ZACH OF the floor no matter
! how heavy the weight may be. This
device Is installed on 2l2 elevators IN
; the Wheeling district which repre-
sents some of the accomplishments OF
/ the Wheeling branch Of the Otis Ele
vator Company, 3O6 Hawley Building
| Up to March 1st Of this year 783 OF
them were In operation IL this coun
try.
This particular machine is one Of
the Otis Company's many special fea
lures. and any prospective buyer IL
urged to get in touch with their near
est branch, who will arrange to show
the various machines In which 20,
are interested in operation, and de
fray all expenses incurred.
Mr.. ]. G. Hopkins is the Wheelinl
agent for the Otis Elevator Company
be has been located in this city TO
the past ten years,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

pe1y vfn opsa dis evening. and big
time 10 anticipated. Similar events will
b hsld tomorrow and Friday evenings
Tor the eariouS classes Of the club. Miss
Burnett and George Onslsy are tho d.
rsotorI in charge Of the local work.
start inventories.
Local business houses started the
work Of storing such portions Of their
holiday stock as remained on hand yes
terday. and the annual inventories viii
be taken In tho mercantile establish
ments during the remainder OF this week
and next. All report the biggest holi-
day business Of their history.
Ni1 KiwaniS Nest.
Officials OF the kiwanis club state
that they expect the biggest meeting
Of tho year today. and much interest Is
being taken in the luncheon. c. r..
Ludwig's Winter Garden Girls. who are
on the bill at tho Pastime theatre. have
been offered by the courtesy OF Louis
Bick. The program will be In charge
Of Bill Stein and Tom Kercher. Dandy
prizes will be offered for individual and
attendance.
Many visitors.
With about six prisoners confined 70
the city Jail awaiting hearings last
nirht as the result Of tho holiday cele-
hration. the building was a popular
place all day yesterday. Friends OF
most OF the prisoners visited them
many times during the day 10 prevent
their getting lonesome.
Start Street Cleaning.
With tho good weather OF yesterday,
the street force Of Service Director
I'd In the business district. The good
work will be continued, according to
that official, II the good weather con-
tinues for another day or two.
HoreSters' Dance.
The Booster club Of the Foresters OF
America have announced their last
dance % tho year TO be held in the
Frat hall. first floor room on North
Fifth street. on next Saturday evening.
and a big time IL planned. Dancing
will be enjoyed from $40 to 1880
o'clock. with Mira. Harper Jones or
chestra 10 supply the music FOR the
evening.
TWO limitations.
Class limitations were features at
the meeting Of the Ohio City lodge NJ
tbe knights Of ryth!as last night, and
.he meeting Of the Toilet Water club
hold following the lodge meeting. The
membership Of the new club Is incrcas-
ing rapidly. and a number Of novel en-.
terta,nment features are being planned
for the members during the season.
l1arins Ferry Briefs
William H. Rohrey. former local bust-
ness man was here from Lorraine yes.
terday for a visit with his mother.
Mrs. Thomas Kercher and children OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

Kuilty to two warrants charging him
respectively with being dunk and dis
orderly and resisting an officer. He Was
fined je5 on the first count and 100 on
the second.
Frank Marx. a resident OF west OF
.h,s city who assaulted william Gainor
after he had been rammed By Galnors
auto while blocking the thorouShfare on
South Fourth street entered pleas or
guilty to two charges. He paid fine
of ;25 for driving while intoxicated sno
SIS for the assault. Paul Cocas charged
with being drunk and disorderly was
fined 3e6. Frank Becker charged with
drunkenness and disorderly conduct was
fined $50 and the fine suspended on
the plea Of his aged mother. although
Rocker ordered his mother and father
out Of tho house. they refused to APP
pear against him. Mayor Dun lectured
the prisoner and promised him the
limit should he ever appear before him
again.
Fred Susher charged with being drunk
and disorderly failed to put In an APP
pearance and his bond OF S2s was de-
clared forfeited. Thomas 10 a
charged with assault on Asceue Caprica
IN a store at T0l Main street was rep
resented by Attorney George Cooka and
following the testimony OF half dozen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27

witnesses b. va found Euifty. h paid
~ fo1 lii ChxiStnAs celebration Al
Of tho prisoners arraisned last night
were able to pay out with tho exception
OF Strothers. A total Of $20o vas col
lected by tho Mayor during the even
Ing as the result OF the celebrations.
XsAslss reported
Health officer w. s. hilton announced
yesterday that he had the lghtest re-
port In a week as result Of tho cpl
demic OF measles yesterday. With about
ten new cases reported nearly every day
In week turn for the better was
noted yesterday with only two cases
turned In to the office.
Modern Praoillas
Mrs. Clarence Helling will entertain
tho members Of the Modern Pracillas
club OF this city at her home on South
Eighth street this afternoon. The usual
club program Of social diversions will
be enjoyed by the members and this
hostess has planned a dainty luncheon
as a special feature.
F1ant ovsrworksd
Officials and employees OF the munich
pal light plant have breathed a sigh OF
relief now that the holiday rush Is over.
The old plant was carrying at least a
hfty per cent overload during the holl-
day season with all stores open late in
the evening and tho equipment was
watched with extreme care every min
ute OF the time to prevent any accident
which might leave the city in darkness.
NJ. xanto improving
Mrs. John Ranko. wife OF the victim
Of the fatal accident at Bridgeport who
was injured when the couple were run
down by IS. & o. Passenger train Mon
day afternoon was reported improving
At the city hospital yesterday evening
and her condition was said to be better
than expected by attaches of the hospi-
tai. Her recovery Is expected according
to reports given out last night.
Stewartsvtus Nan Better
The condition OF Martin B-eIsn,
Stewartsville man brought to the city
hospital late Monday night FOR treat
ment a. a result Of a gun shot wound
In the abdomen was reported improving
and officials at the hospital announced
that he has a very good chance for re-
covery.
Police subdus Hard Cases
With only a couple Of cases oil Hard
GUYS reported in this city during the
holiday festivities to be handled BY tho
police. officials feel that they have con-
dittons we'll under control. In years past
many prisoners have shown greater
disposition to resist the authority OF tho
law but now respect for the police de-
partment seems to be gradually becom-
Ing apparent among the offenders.
Community Parties.
, The series OF community house par
ties for the boys and girls Of the North
End who are connected with the COM
munity clubs at the Laughlin plant OF
the American Sheet and Tin Plate COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-27
Killinger to,Atlanta

New York, Dec. 2S.--IThe Now York
Yankees announced the release today
under optional agreement OF Glen Kill
iingcr, infielder, 10 tho Atlanta club Of
the Southern association, and OF Cor
mer Wilson, southpaw pitcher. to tho
Bridgeport club OF the Eastern league.
Kliingsr, Z former Eridiron star at