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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
Squirrel Island in
Close Matches with
Christmas Cove Team
Especial to kennebec Journal)


Squirrel Island, Nc, Aug. IL
Tuesday a return tennis match with
Christmas Cove took place on the S.
l. A. 4. courts at Squirrel Last time
the matches were So. This match
Squirrel won by score of %.
Many people came from Christmas
Cove to witness the match and many
of the locals watched the matches.
The summary follows:
MiSs Johnson of Squirrel defeated
Miss DcGoff 81: 60.
Probably the most interesting
match was between l.. Bowers of
Squirrel and Ct. Sewal. The latter
won although he lost the first set
90 taking the other two, 81; g.
Maine state Champion, George
Moore, representing Squirrel. defeat
Cd. G. Morris by hard playing, Gil;
4-G; 90.
Nelson Hool staged wonderful
come back when he lost the first set
to \. Gee 60 and then took the other
two, G-3 10. Mr.. Hool was SPUR
rel man.
r. Whitcbcck, II years old, defeat
cd W. W. Bruce of Squirrel, when he
finally got started, to the tune of
4-G: 70; 81.
A match of mixed doubles between
Mrs. G.. Kelly and G. Moore of Squir-
rel and Miss De Golf and a. Gee of
Christmas Cove was cancelled.
Morris and Prescott were defeated
score of 6-3: 6-3.
The closest match was between
Gee & Sewall of Christmas Cove and
Bruce & Bourne of Squirrel which
the latter won GA; 17-15. Interest
was very high in the last set and the
PLAYERS played to make every shot
count.
Maine State Championship Junior
Girls tournament started Tuesday.
Mary Boykin defeated c. Dayton by
default. NJ. Miller put out Boykin i'll
the second round. g..
u. Curry beat V. kustcra, g.: d.
Curry beat NJ. Kelly g.. D. Curry
beat last years champion B. Nor
wood "a. c. Stanwood trimmed z.
Kustera. E. Kustera, G. Dayton. v.
Kustera. B. Bonclli all were put out
the first round. The finals round was
between NJ. Miller and D. Curry. Miss
Curry won by a score of 81.
The BOYS Junior tournament has
worked up to Whitebeck and r. Sew
all. the final match which r. White
beck won, 6-3: 6-1 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
MILTON ("MACD McKINNA, 20
Captain of SaaetaIl Nine

Especial to Kennchcc Jcurna1D
oak Grove, Nc, Aug. 17.-Oak
Grove has always enjoyed tho ropu-
t2tion Of maintaining dean athletics,
and the boys from tie Quaker
school, have taken defeat rather
suffer To loss % tits coveted rcpu-
tation. This wear the teams VIII 20
lea by strong captains and tie pros
poets arc good for the wc2rcrs Of the
Scarlet and Black
The teams VIII bc coached Ivy
Evarts J. Wagg Ct Auaurn, who
Ids been an enthusiastic athlete ever
since he entered Edward Little in
1914 While there he was on the
Varsity teams of football, baseball
and track ard was captain OF ase-
ball. When Mr.. Wage entered Eow-
dom ha continued his interest in
sports and has had the advantage Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT
in cards as follows:

The Lewiston sun picks an all-stai
team from the ninca representing
Augusta, Twin Towns and Lewiston
For pitchers they choose Buckland
Gus Williams and Caravan, with
Dave Masterman behind the bat
With Del BiSsOnCtte gone. the choice
OF an initial first sackcr is left open
Murray or Loud arc named for the
keystone sack with Fuller at short
Loavitt and Wiggin in the oUtficld
with their cher choice between;
Graves, White or Loud.
following lineup wouliea 1Ha up amy any
semi-pro team in New England
Gus Williams and Bill auckland,
pitchers; -.rtie Abbott catcher;
''Squanto" Wilson on first, Bill Muir
ray on second; Carl Fuller in short:
Callahan at third; Ray Beaudoin-
without question the finest outficIdor
in the Statc-Sid Graves. and Leavitt
in tho outer gardens.
Tho TaNis have signed Mason Of
Island Falls for their pitching staff
He is n pOrtsidcr with plenty of
stuff and has an onviable record
against the upcountry mines.
Two matches were played ycster-
day in the mems championship tour
rey at the Augusta country club. Tn
the first flight, a. s. Hichborn de-
feated Smith Dunnack, 8 and HE
Will meet H. II. Pierce, Jr. in the
second round, Pierce having moved
ahead through default Of II. l.. Pish
IN who vas obliged to he out OF town
tfls week. In tho second division
rrod chase Of Washington defeated
y. O. Rurlcich 6 and and will noe,
W +. Williamson next week.
f'aN Rcaudoin made homer
against Concord Wednesday that \,
did not get credit for. In the 10Th
Sukoforth doubled and was advanced
70 third by Bill Nurrav's sacrifice
hraufoln stcrncd M and cracked
ono TO right fold. CLYDE started
nome and tho official scorer started
rom" NJ the Same time. and missed
nc facf shat Paws cIout sailed away
'ld N The grass and enabled hin, m
max" circuit OF the bases before
ho stopped.
nick Havnard. the former
''"'tmonth COLLEGE star. who was
WIN tho Roston Rod Soy. and has
hfNn covering ocnterfiold for Fast
Alphnockot. has Joined the Dixfc,d
club. Whilo at Millirockc. he Vi, ror
.""2 n % Games. uo &c co,toir
erect ~ next years Springfield col
iccc nilo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
M|LL|0NAIRES PLAY GREAT
BASEBALL AT NORWAY AND
EASILY DEFEAT TWIN TOWNS
Especial to kennebec JournaD


Norway. Me. Aug. 1.-THE Angus
ia Millionaircs won handily from
! Twin Towns, TO-DAY, to 3. Hunt was
batted from the box in less than
three innings and CanaNan, who sue
ceeded him. was nicked for II hits
for total of 1G bases.
| Morrell was in trouble all the way
, but Twin Towns couldn't produce the
/ punch with men on. Twice the final
out was made with the bases filled.
The game was replete with fire
playing that included catches ~ L.
Loud and Eeaudoin. three fast
double plays by Twin Towns the
J pegging of Bcaudoin and Tierney's
j play at third. Booth and Fuller also
played fast ball.
| Augusta got away with the batting
honors. Delaney and Wilson each
; got pair of doubles and also con-
nected for binglcs in addition.
imp Tilton pulled a new one in
/ the ninth. Augusta was leading g.
! when Wilson got his second double
! with two out. +. Loud dropped
! Graves fly and Wilson raced fer
| home. Graves, rounding first, was
! tagged on a throw from +. Loud.
/ Wilson had crossed the plate but Til
| ton didn't see anything but the play
at first. Houser wished to know if
the run counted. Il reserve my de-
cision until after the game" said his
umpireship.
| The Millionaircs missed a scoring
chance in the first, Booth walked but
Murray hit into a double play. Beau
dom was hit. Wilson singled and
Graves flied out.
| The first Augusta run came in the
! second. Delaney singled through
short and Tierney hit to right. Suke-
forth sacrificed. Morrell famed.
Booth dropped a Texas Lacquer in
center that White should have cap
tured and two runs counted. Booth
was caught at second. Twin Towns
got three singles in the second but
couldn't tally, fine throw from
Beaudoin cutting off Riopel at third.
Augusta came back with two more,
enough to win. Murray and Beau
dom were hit on successive pitched
balls. Canavan replaced Hunt. Will
son doubled to left and was out try
| ing for third. Graves grounded out.
Delaney doubled but was stranded.
Twin Towns broke into the run
column in the fifth on hits by Cana
van and +. Loud. pass to +. Loud
and Fullers single. White flied to
Tierney with the bases full De
laney's second double and singles by
Sukeforth and Morrel got the run
back in the sixth.
| Riopel drew a pass to start the
sixth and stole. KeVille grounded
out but Kenney scored Riopcl with a
double. Masterman and CANAAN
| flied out.
/ The Nillionaires scored in the sew
| cnth on double by Graves and two
infield outs. Wilson'S double and +.
LIQUIDS error brought in the final run
in the ninth.
Twin Towns rallied in the ninth.
Kenney walked on four pitched balls.
Masterman famed. CanaNan single
to right. F. Loud flied to Booth. f.
Loud walked, filling the bases. Full
Ter hit safely to right, kenney count
ing. White. up for the second time
with three on. forced Fuller. Booth
to Murray. The summary:
AJ-CI-STA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
Women Stars Still
in Running at n. York

Forest HlIIs, \. Y. Aug. l7-Touf
teams advanced TO the semi-final
round in the women's national
doubles tennis championship on the
turf courts Of the West Side Club
today.
Through today's Victories the team
of Mrs. Molla Biurstedt Mallory Of
New York and Miss Edith Sigourney
Of Boston will meet Miss Glare Gus
sci. Elboron, y. J. ard Miss Marie
Wagner, New York, while the team
OF Mrs. Marion L. Jessup of Win
ington, Del, and Miss Helen Wells,
San Francisco. will meet Mrs. May
sutton Bundy, Los Angeles and Miss
Helen Hooker, Greenwich, Conn, to-
morrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
ATHLETICS SCALP
THE INDIANS 81

Philadelphia, Aug. 17.-PhladG
phia won its third straight gan
from Cleveland today 5 to
Clarence "Tilly" Walker hit his 2.ii
home run Of the season in the SKI
with two men on bases. Chle az:
Babgy were hit hard by the locals
sixteen safeties being made of ~
pair. Hasty held the visitors 70 i
hits ard made three himself. Score
Clcvc'd -. % 0 0 o 0 o o T. g.,
Phila. ......1 0 90 3 3 SIS
Chlo. Bagby and O'Ncill; Has''
and Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
Phil Douglas Wife
Thinks Him ''Framed''

New York, Aug. t." Shuf1lin'
Phil" Douglass, pitcher barred from
organized base all because of an al
lcccd offer TO throw down" the Gil
ants, returned to his Washington
Heights homo late today. He
brushed past the SC IS Of youngsters
ard ncighbors who had been await
ing his homecoming and shut him.
self in his apartment.
Mrs. Douglas declared. after Pills
return, that SIC thought he had been
tho victim Of frame up" and that
she and Pills friends were conduct
ing an Investigation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
TAXIS HAVE ROMP
WITH FUSILEERS
Especial to kenneboc JournaD

tSltNIdI " INt4illcItI JOuIIldIJ
Lewiston, Aug. 1.-THE Lewiston
Star Taxis had batting practice here
this afternoon with the Portland Fusi.
leers stopping few for them on the
diamond. The Andersonitcs garnered
IS hits for total Of So bases, With
Trumbower along landing for four sin
giles totalng nine bases. Mason. or
the mound for the Taxis, was cffcctiv:
at all times. ANDY" Anderson, owner
of the Lewiston club, went to the box
in the final inning and was a bit wild
at times. The summary:
sta Taxis IS o116 | 2x-19-1s-7
Fusilccrs "a o1 D 5- 81 "A
Mason. Anderson and Leavitt; VIII
bur and Mcdonald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
DODGERS NOSE
OUT CARDINALS

-. LOUIS. Aug. l1.-BiOCAlyn de-
foatcd -. LOUIS IN the second game
~ the soucs TODAY, S TO :. 1t vas
tho locals rith straight reverse. In
tNo first. Nhrat vas passed pur-
poscly ana M,ors singled, scoring a
rvn. and IN the NTH Wheat again
was passed and MYERS again singled.
bringing IN Two runs. schultz was in
night field tor Tho Cardinals, as Max
Flack MAS on The bench with an IN
Mrcd log score:
Erooll,n ,..3 900 corr / $500
81 Logs 40 o o ! o ! 0 4 7-1o-i
Vance. Mamaux. : Smith and De
Berry. uoak. PortCa, North, Sheldol
and clemens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
n6ton Here Today End Clash Out
RED SOX STAGE COMEBACK +
and WALL0P CKIS0X Twice;
FIRST Game GOES 10 Frames

Boston, Aug. 17.-Boston took h,,,
ends of a double header from cAic.s,
todu% to >. and 3 TO l. pr,r,
single to right scored the winning pm,
in the tenth inning of the first rgm.
Boston took advantage Of Lcvcrcu,
wildncss in the sixth inning Of H.,
" game ana three pa $ us
hits by pra", McnosNy and LcLo.
scored four 'uns. Fc:rr;aor herd =.
White Sox to three hits in tle g.
ond contest. Scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
Hyopia Poloists Wi,

N9rff"a"S"ft Fi"r r.. = ..r- II
MFonia defeated Point Judith u goals
N IN The second event ~ TO series
for the Rathhorne memorial cup nIavcd
~ Point judith today Myonia allowed
their opponents a two.goal randican
out oNencd the score by making two
points IN tie second chukker. At the
ehd OF me nth period tho teams were
again tied four all. In the sixth tho
Myopia riders caught their stride
scoring three times.
tomorrow the United States Army
ana Meadowbrook Eamblcrs ill meet
~ 'he thlrd event of the series. PONY
races and a gymkhana are also sched-
uled for tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
Joe Bush Wins for
Yanks Over Tigers

New York. Aug. 1.-THE "
York Americans made it two out
three from Detroit today. winning Z
third game of the series Z to !. J
Lush retired because of the heat at
pitching eight strong innings.
was his eighth straight vlcto'
Dauss was hit hard in the carly J
nlngs. the Yankees clinchlng t
game with four runs in the four
scored on three hits, n base on bal
Il helder's choice and two sacrlic
Score:
Detroit ......0 q q 0 0 0n1 II
New York Il / 0 4 0 0 . x ~
Dauss, Moore and Basslcr. Woo
all; Bush, Jones and Schang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
K. ]. SPORT KALENDER

AUG 14--Portland men and ladies' vs.
Augusta golfers at Augusta Country
Club.
Aug. 19-Augusta, Lewiston. DixfeId
and Twin Towns in al!-day baseball
tourney 1T Norway.
Aug. 1a-o6-Maine State champion
ship tennis tourney at squirrel Island.
Aug. -4-Ladies elimination golf
tourney ut Augusta club.
Aag 31-Ladics' handicap golf tour
nov at Augusta Country Club.
Sept. Mems championship golf f.
mails at Augusta Country Club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
Browns Stage Rally
and Trim Senators 50

Washington, Aug. II After d
ing helpless before Mogridge in els-
innings the st. Louis Browns stag
ninth inning rally at the expense
Mosrdge and his relief Francis. tH'
Melted them eight runs and the gan
To-Day, to 5. Until the ninth u
game was a thriller. both sides COZ
tributing many sparkling rla''
Score;
St Louis 5000 S-S-1i-
aShington 0'00l1 - .
Davis. Wrig1 and Severed; Io'
Fldge, Francis and Pieinich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
Eastern League Results
Bridgeport 5; Waterbury 8.

Bridgeport 5; Waterbury 3.
Springfield !; Pittsfeld 6.
Worcester 8; Hartford ?. (frst
camc); Worcester s; Hartford :,
(sccond sare.l
Albany .; New Haven 6, (irst
game); Albany ?; New Haven IL,
(secord game.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18

Augusta ......0 Q 0 l { II
Twin Towns ....0 0 co. i 3 Q Is
Hits and earned runs, off Hunt, 4
and 4 in . innings 10 out in 3rd);
off CanaVan II ana > in Z; off Nor
rell and 8 in 9. Two base hits,
Delaney >. Wilson >. Kcnncy, Graves.
Bases on balls, of Hunt l Morrell
4. First base on errors, Augusta ..
Sacrifice, Sukeforth. Runs driven in
by Booth, ,; Wilson ?; Fuller, 2;
Morrell, enkney. Stolen bases, Will
son. Riopol. Left on bases, Augusta
:; Twin Towns 10. Double plays.
Fuller, F. Loud, and Riopel, F. Loud
and Riopel kcvillo and F. Loud. Hit
by pitcher, by Hunt (Beaudoin ?,
Murray. Struck out by Hunt 1; Nor
rell q; Canavan :. Losing pitcher,
Hunt. Umpire, Tilton. Time $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
LADIES' FINISH
SIX MOLE GOLF
TOURNEY IN TIE

The ladies selected six hole tou"-
nament held at the Augusta Country
club Thursday afternoon resulted in
d tic between Mrs. C. J.. Andrews and
Mrs. w. =. Williamson, both ladies
turning in cards of -! Miss Joan
Sturtevant ranked next with n 81.
and the remainder of the field turned
in cards as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
TOMMY MURPHY
Makes CLEANUP
On | HLL.A, TRACK

Philadelphia, Aug. 1t Entries or
the Murphy stables at pou~hkecl sic,
\. y, won two out of the four events
today in the Grand Circuit races at
the Belmont Driving Park. Margaret
Dillon taking the free for all pace
and Bill Sharon the Bulls head stake
with a purse Of &:.,.o0o for 2.13 trot-
tors. Tommy Murphy drove both
horses and Won each event in
Straight heats.
Thompson Dillon. by Dillon Az
worthy, won the William Tenn stake.
purse 5000, for two year trottcrs.
The black colt was driven by Joseph
Scrrill Of the Nawabeek farm and
won in straight heats Summaries:
THE &C. c. G." STAKE. FOR 2.O0
TROTTERS. PURSE $1,000 AND
THE COOL BAUGHT CUP
Peter Pluto, chs. by Peter The
Great (McDonaId) ....... ] > l
SilNie Brooke BIN. Godson) : | :
BAHIA. blk. s. (Edman) ...... : > )
Guayity. b,f tCOX) .......... . 4 !
Charm Spear. BIN. Burkc).. dis
llIlt---''' IL, w IL w IL.
THE BULLS HEAD STAKE or
$500 Fol; 213 TROTTEES AND
THE NJ. NJ. SULLIVAN CUP
Bill sharon chg. hy Captain
Aubrey (Murphy). ....... l ] |
Peter The Brewer, BIS. Utay) > > :.
TauriIa, BIN. GF.eming) ..... ) )
The Great Rose, BIN. (Mc-
Donald) ................ j 4 .
Alta Evans, r.m. CThomas) 5 4 )
Zombro and Admiral Harris also
tsarted.
Time-oO5 IA; o04 ii; .O6 L..
THE WHITMAN STAKE, PURSE
81, 800 AND THE O. II. WHIT
MAN CUP FREE FOR ALL PACE
Margaret Dillon, BIN. by Dill
lon AXworthy (Murphy) =. l ! l
Grace Direct. BIN. Haring).. :. :,
Jimmie Mckcrron, Big. GKay) > ; :;
Sun Flash. blk.s. CoD ...... :; 4
Timc-2.01 81: 2.Oi; 204 L.
THE WILLIAM PENN STAKE, FOR
TWO YEAR OLD TROTTERS.
PURSE 5000 AND SILVER CUP
Thompson Dillon, blk. by Dillon
Axworthy (ScrrilD ........ l l
Brandywine, b.f. (Edman). .... 3 =
Ethelinda, b.f. (Cox) .......... 2
The Senator, che. (McDonald) 4 3
Rebecca, Buck, ch,f. (Thonas.. 5
Time-2.13 IA; 210.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
BOSTON

Battod Tor Mitchell In IN
Chicago ...... l o o 01o0Oo-,
Boston ...... 0 % oOor-,
Two base hits-McCIcIlan, Hoops,
MulllSan. Harris, Burns. SIDE,
bascs-McClcllan. Shalk. MrInr,,
Menosky. Sacrifices - +. Collins
foopor Schaik. LeiholG. O'Roars.
Double rlays-Leihold to WaI,c,s.
Rurns unassistcd. Left on bases
Chicago l.: Boston s Base on halls.
or fabcr ;; PcnnocR 3. Struck OFT
EN Fahcr .; Pcnnock >. Wild r,trf-
fonnock. Impircs-Nalln and ry-rs
Timc-21O.
Second FHmc:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
FURIOUS HEATS
MARK LAST DAY
DkNFoRTH FAIR
Especial 10 Kennebec JournaD


Danforth, Me, Aug. 1.-THE Dan
forth fair closed today with the best
racing of the week. Frank Fox of
Medford, Mass, with Red Russell
beat Saskia. The clean up mare of
the eastern races last year in Straight
heats and close finishes. keyes.
however, beat the two Gallagher en-
tries from Woodstock, \. B., with
jennie II. in the free-for-all. The
.22 class went close heats before
Future Queen owned and driven by
Fred Southland OF Machias won out.
Tho summary;
ZIG MIXED PURSE $3.50
Red Russell, chg, by Gilbert
Red (Fox) ................. !
Saskia, hrm (Keyes) ......... ? 2 ?
Dick DeForest. Big (Holmes) :. 4 3 3
John Arden. Big (Cone) ........ 3 4 4
Wayland Echo also started.
Time-o16 IA; 2.15 IA; PIG.
FREE-FOR- PURSE $500
Jennie H., chm, by Hcdgewood
Boy Neyes) ................ l l l
College Swift, big (GallaghcD .
Montry Man, brig McCrea) :. 3
Time-2.14 IA; o.13 ga: 2.15.
go CLASS MINED, PURSE $3.50
Future Queen, brm, by
Scarchlisht (Southard) l l l
Comscwague Kate, blm, by
silent Brigade kcyes) 5 .
Louis Todd, bm (Groves).. 5 l
College Flccty. BIN (Nick-
crson) ... . . Bro
Mary Heir and Richmond Boy also
started.
Timc-o21 IL; go IL; POI -;
900 10; 2.2G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis 8; Washington S.
Chicago 2; Boston 3 (first game).
Chicago 1; Boston (sceond eame).
Cleveland 1; Philadelphia 8.
Detroit 1; New York 7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York g.; Pittsbure 8.
Philadelphia 1; Cincinnati o.
Boston 2; Chicago Z.
Brooklyn 8; St. Louis 7.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18

TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18
TODAY'S GAMES

Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at PhiIade phia.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-18

.if ~u-!luI in 7th.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Thousands Of le1ess have come IN 10 is
saying that Lax suds leave your china
beautifully lyclean and af 70 osttoyourhands,
and asking Us why ~ never mentioned 4.
Lux contains no FEE allkali o. any other
harmful ingredient. Il won't redden .
rcuehen the hands. The Iux suds &c - smild
snd pusr IS ! 6ns ~ ZAP.
SAT using LIN today Just one 49,.
spoontoapan. "A single d. 4dnh'
w.stin1 ~ al TIE dishes for more dian NO
ws<IS L<vsr Brcs O., Cambridgs, M
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Thousands Of women are washing their dishes
this way and ridding their hands for good Of
that Aree-times- day-in-the- dshpdu-Iook

INTO the dishpan three times every day
j washing with harsh soap naturally
your hands redden and grow coarse.
Don't let them show tell-ta traces of
dishwashing.
Wash your dishes with Lax. Itgeu the
china sParklinely dan md \ preserves a.
softness, H. de6cate euxture ~ your sI<in.
Wonen &enseIves discovered this use
for Lux WomGn ~ fox yean had bssn
getting such snrisfSc6cn from Lux for slIs
and wooIens tzisd 4 g. washing dishes.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-12
Baiatka AafIg 4Srrus .
ST. AUGUSTINE HUMORIST PRINTS RIB
TICKER ABOUT PALS-SAINTS GAME

in the field but they missed the
bunkers and water hazards and sand
traps that features the out and in field
in Palatka. Another thing the Saints
wanted to prove to the assemblage
was that the Palatka visitors amt
the only ones Untitled to the name
Pals. AS matter of facts the Saints
is the most affectionate club outside
the state league. To prove this Old
father in the second innings come in
from his post at third and Rugged
S. Colee around the neck in fond
embrace. Some says he kissed him
but we didn't see that.
II the vile Referee Blythe stood
firm by his guesses and any he
'blooded red man has got to admire
him for that. But joking to one side
it was a grand site to see him let the
shortstops argue with no one in par
ticular as this old boiled egg from the
cigarette league, as calm and syringe
as kukumber, complacently cleaned
off the plate with the little whisky
broom he carries in his hip pocket
st. Augustine Record.