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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
WATCH TENNESSEE
VOTE WITH INTEREST
iyAsoaidr. y

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aus poi.u.
.al l,-idsf. are Watching Or, outcome of
au.urn.V primary election With great
interest h,caus, sf the u,t that at
he November ,ir,tan tho. nominated
oia.iaHv viii have th- nfsf test Hi
arty -tryngth since Tcnu--sro broke
w4N frau fnr SOLID south and ElN.
fs seq. ts rr.sidani uardng
thiaf interest enters on the Dgmo.
i7,'i, -.nHtoriai and Hul.er nitariHl c'n.
sts captain Gus T. THEash and
>wh ~ cooper blue hv ldso,atc~
rn orf.~us senator Kenneth p Ne
,sil4f t.r ihe s,ntforhii unm.nlt.on.
To. clhsru. Co.. 1l contest b. "a four
a.uusr,d aurir between FORMER Cover
lur Bentun MoAuen. Austin t..1A aud
ions1l Harvey Hannah and Ice
WYNN Much Interest b. manifest In
his -ir. t,esus. thc neuinec VIII op
.as, Governor NN a. Tt,ior Hspub
Dtu. fa uetie0t.n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
News Shows Way
In Local Stories

if you want to git the local news
cad the amarillo DAILY News.
The in ~ New, "Wednesday ear.
I'D 80 sl"ri-' of local interest. CT
fiusi,e oi society.
Th- afternoon paper on TUESDAY
rsrricd ~ locai stories exclusive of
.oc,ety news. IN other werds. the
Amarilio I,aiis News carried more
than tour times the number ot local
siorss carried In the afternoon paper
~ the das before.
The amarillo i,ahy News sociefy
department. carried II Iocai stories
whu- the afternoon paper came
along with only u and a large part
~ thsm were shoft locals.
rhe btg prrpondsrancr Of local
to- a. m tire news wsii not. oi
rvur~r. heid trus every day, but
watch the papers. The NmarilI"
ipaiI, News unfsiiingiy carries h, far
In~ rr~sfer numn-r oi iecai news
sf.rtrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
ay Associated Pres

hy Associated Pres
SYDNEY y s. Aug Alexander
imlum Een inventor oi tn telephone
u.d at o'olnak thi, morning at Benin
Ercagh hi> estti. ua,r Badiock
Auhuueh "a, inventor had been in
alue health fu. several months. he
aad Hui heou confined % bed lul the
..d was unexpected Yesterday h.s con
Ht.on ncsamr serious. With Aan when
h, ai,d were Mrr Etll. a daughter Mira
,Hrau. David q. Fairchild. ana her
.u-ua01 David e. taT,hild 90 Wash
lnsto. Th, inventor leaves another
naetrer Mis- Elz, VI Gro,tennr. wife
90 Washington magazin, ,d.tor
Ii B,u uill o., buried ou t"n II Mt
h.Irr Errtl.I. spot .tp~,r by himself
N.csnd,r Graham E.l lived 10 see
experiments Vhi-h b, began with dead
1.uu> ear lrs, than offs ,rurs ago re-
.Hlt in means oi communication for
90 ars OIL. Isue di-'.u. telephone con
rers7'or~ dolly 10 a. aits oi the world
The possibility ut H.Ang over a wire
idicul,t th.a a. . ir,am hy almost
.. .r,n.iN .>...t I.u imo during
II~ h.t.H. . raIft r.wmonplacs and
.I'.."us go
lre uU Hr. ua.u snown Iu tho
rd- . Wash .lf.. tS 80 f1lt6I
..- ...r ..l.1'H. ..-' tlluaI. sing %
r.. ..tI -...H ." f. Vhu', G.stor,
..rr,. Th... 5r. .eaE ns.i tuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
EXECUTIVES WILL Agree TO.
HARDING'S PLAN IF SENIORITY
IS GUARANTEED new WORKERS J!

oay- and that j. TIA, =, demonstrated
symptoms oi dissolul n as predicted hy
HluNc again.
u Mas arpiu emuhasSized l,oa..sar.
4. q ,l4. rafisns pacA.> - .or ut iFa-I
g minimum cnal supply had largely 30,
erntd th' president aetiou in ihs rail
strike 20 t3t, and vo1ld ro1tIuu, tC &c.
81, TE.s was MOST Important Don tho
prospect t held ub THAI eal carrying
roads q, the district south o, thr ohio
ur,r m lht draw particular govern
mont attention or oven rouuul unless
,t',rmout ot their transportation ca.
pnc.tN b. accomplished very soon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
SHAMROCK CHILD
DIES RESULT OF
GUNSHOT WOUND
Snccial to Tn. New

SucciAl 10 Tho NcwS
SHAMROCK, AUG 3-N little cirl
Jane Tomlinson, tho p year old daughter
of ". W Tomlnson oi this place. died
This morning az about . o'clock. as a
result oi a gUnsI' Huund iu the head.
Several ch tdrcn were playing at tho
BraWl,y home Monday, ana it was
suggested that thcy play show whore
upou one ut the boys Warren br8wioN
age L.. got 21 calusr res oliver. un.
aware that b had % shcil IN b, and iu
th'lr play h. pointed 'n" weapon 1t the
Little XII and pulled "a, trigger ~
took effect above one eve and cam,
uut above the oar Mcdi,,l asSistauc,
was summoned lt once hut 90. wound
had penetrated her brain and resulted
fatally this mHruIu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
TROOPS ON HAND
when Mines OF
INDIANA OPENED
GOVERNMENT PLANS FOR
DISTRIBUTION OF COAL
SET IN MOTION
by Associated Pres

ny Associated Press
INDIAN NA'OfIS, Ind. AUG 2.-Thc
acton of Governor McCtuv In reopen.
ing two strip mines IN Clay county
under the protection oC 500 state troops,
is hut preliminary step toward the pro
ductiou ,f ooVu NJ sufficient dusrsitics
la m~t ,toctgcncy needs In Indiana.
unless miners and operators speed up
an agreement ending the coal strike. u
was learned to-day
Statistics in the office of tho state
mine inspector Indicate that the TWO
mines taken over have been recorded as
producing total az $1,000 tons OF coal
month THIS tonnage W. he suffi
cieut 10 meet the immediate emergency
needs f,r The state institutions IL WAS
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
INTEREST OF 81 PER CENT
CHARGED ALABAMA BANK BY
F.R. MEMBER, IS CHARGE

senator Smooi. G,puhiioa1. Uish. sad
DE- cuuld not understand how senator
Hr0ln's statement could n. true, or how
hank could pay such an Interest rate
and survive senator Helm insist nf
nr had documents 90 prove his state
merts. said The Aaiama hank barely
managed u live bat that its business
and customers were DESTROYED
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
BRITISH SUGGESTION
GETS VERY NEGATIVE
RECEPTION IN j. s.

NASIUNDTUN. Aug . 2--Suersst on
fh, r.t.h -., 1mcni ln rs mote
Cd 1H..l. Eur,..r nations that there
.a EfoIf ,InU.IHi. ..H of %, war debts
r,' With % .aI 0. pt.ou fnday from
S.uIt. leaders I,u llIoare IUl demo.
rui. alike Ws never wli WH- f1.
rphafl. -ttf.r made Ht senator
.DHuI.. OH ..tH Dakota chairman
a th. rrIr.. .Hamufss which has
hal. OIL. lH u-..I unilci's SOD 'ar ns ihe
SENATE Del concerned ana Other senator's
uri,st. statements were i.I 'h, most
part equally IH-.i tp M. H.rsh ~
..sfEtH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
KILLED in Auto Ca.h.
~ Associated press

san EENlTu. TcN1s. Nar Mrs
Ripley T. Terrell of Victoria. was m.
strt'v He'd TODAY when ar tu'.uuhil,
trttu lg claude o. Port.l ~ Sar
rap'o. overturned about tour W.los
.rum her, Mis- T.rr,lrs husband and
Inrtl- VIZ. LnlN M.ghlN Lniurrl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
FASTS ON EVE OF ELECTION AND
GATHERSGO GOURDS CARRY WITH
HIM TOCAPITAL FOR SENATOR'S

cca,,s lins re declares that hundreds
II peoples all over the state are fasting
and praying with him.
Mr.. Cooper has rrscticsily completed
his collection Of 90 vourds he will carry
tc Washington for presentation TO the
rcnators " he is elected. lie has issued
an invitation % members q the Senate
&c attend corn bread and turnip green
dinner after his election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
WHITE MAN KILLED
7 NEGROES HURT IN
new ORLEANS FIGHT
ny Associated rroa

lly Associated frcss
NEW ORLEANS. Aug e.--pne white
an WAS killed and two u"gr" railroad
upl. - vrra badly beaten a. a result
81 fight between one of th' negroes
md crowd rf whit. men in Algicrs. a
New Orleans suburb late today John
Nercior. uegro night foreman of an
Nlgi.rs Iron Works firm war tn, victim
81 stray bullet fired hy Joseph stevens
nosro cook az IN Soathern Pacific
Ranroad shops. after thr latter had
loon attacked by crowd ~ men al
N!rlors F,ry land .ug Mero cr WIS on
rs way u work ans 1id not participant,
% the clash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

Nfh gH ~ e.os3 state precincts no'
.sarI from. United STATE. senator
i.et.d Sutherland eaudIdat, for r'.
..r.fafan held tld of t-a- vote,
st.I "a e. pgder u. Wheeling news.
iufs. uuhiI-ber rom.Hs'i.u n, 81 49,
N.t H Farm,ut HN thH democrats
$50. uartl.d taUlht hv hs opponent
NT- lr,fIa ia.H. 90 kingWout
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
TUG BLOWN TO BITS
KILLING FIVE MEN

" NIf0fIa'ed IrFTf
NFW NuEK Aus 1Th, uifbo,
ur Edward wa blown to p. c. fodlS
.nd fhr fitt mrn 0. u.f ...w w.r, l.ll
90 when her boiIs ,,ri si,.l while she
nv IN her slr an 'i i'r"','t1 sd. .
tsa Easi River th- Lio.ks ~ s'reaia
nom the Manhattan trhiE'.
The manglcd r,.usins ~ tn sllpncr.
CAPTAIN Charles McCaffrsy. were
found floating n biock from where bis
tug hlew up one other body was rcoov.
cred.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
BLIND. 1900 MILE RIDE
TO SEE DOCTOR FUTILE
ny Associated rps

~ Associated rrc.s
ROCHESTER. MINI. 2ug Hope.
lul jhat specialists here could restore
bis sight laph Iockatt. q blind miut,
&C Dallas T,yla aedall,d $500 miles
"a tandem hirv,io guided hy his q.
wear ,ld son. ouN Co. learn upon his
his slpht.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
" Associated rus

y Nh lhffl IFfIl
WASHINGTON. Aug . Interest oi
s1is pr cent was charged small AL.
haum bank hy the Atlanta Federal Re
serve Bank in 1899 Senator Helm.
Democrat Alabamn declared in ihc
senate today N a speech protesting
against rcappoiniing oi Governor Hard
ING Il the FEDERAL Reserve Beard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
BARTON CONFERS
WITH NEFF OVER
LOCAL SITUATION
BY Associated Press

By Associated Press
\ -STIN. Tex. Aug. O. Governor
Ncff and Adjutant General Barton
conferred late today about tho strike
situation In tho various railroad
towns oC Tcxas, especially Amarillo
and Denison. However. nothing was
givcu out. tho governor announcing
al the conclusion of the conference
that there would be- nothing o. give
out before tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
IIrai Rrcar,l In naIln.

DALLAS Aux Dallas tsshy eN-
icri.noed the hottest day az tho sum
ucr. ihe mercury registering ius. Ex-
'esslve humidity made the heat all the
more oppressive.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
BELL, INVENTOR
OF TELEPHONE
CLAIMED BY DEATH
HIS PATENT is DECLARED
MOST VALUABLE ONE
EVER ISSUED

ny Associated Pres.
SIDNEY. N s. Ang ~ sunset on
Fr daf rH the crest OF RcHn Brcagh
Mountain thr n0dt o, pr Alexander
Graham H,ll who died this morning az
his summer home win bo buried in a
spot chosen ty tho inventor of the icle-
phone r1s'N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
R0uNDHousE RAIDED and STRIKE
SYMPkTHIzERS ATTACK WORKERS
INSHoPS OF SOUTH DES MONIES
ny Aasociaisdrfos

DIS MoNts Ia Aug e-ish> rail strike ~wn'r> r'dcd the
~
atacksd workers the shops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03
STRIKE OF maintenance OF
Way employees PREDICTED As
RESULT OF PLAN REJECTION

INV Noik Nug ~ >trk'
\rw hok Central within wtk predicted " " Parker
q
t a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-03

NASHVILLE Tenn. August -
Nhstlning from ~ tucd. Nodh W.
Cooper reform candidate for the dem
otrltic nomination ~ United States
senator observed Wednesday. the day
preceding the primary as a day q fast
ing and PRAYER
Throughout tho DAY and night only n
few sins II water from hts gourd of
righteousness PASSED the blue law" adj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
SIDNEY

WEST Miss 1fcne Nudge. who
has been passing two weeks with
Mrs. c. l.. Richardson, returned sat
uyday to her home in Augusta
George Mcginnis Of North Vassal-
boro has been q week END guest Of
William Fadic.
Mrs. Louise Gallagher and her SIS
tcr, MIS-. Sarah Davis IIamlen. Of
STOW, Mass, returned to their homo
here Saturday after passing several
days with their sister Mrs George
Priest. in East NassalbOro
F.phraim Ballard and son. Ralph
We're in this section "Wednesday on
business.
Lewis Carleton Of Augusta is visit
ing +. J.. Swift at his home on the
Pond road.
Tholma Swift Of Hallowc1l has been
tho guest Of Miss Dorothy Swift for
a week
f. r. Wyman. VINO is passing his
vacation at Lakeside. 0asacd a night
with his brother T.. IT. Wyman at
his old home on Pond road.
f r. Taylor ana sister. Miss Lena.
recently pGsscd day with their
cousin in Oakland, Mrs. Edward
Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Mills went to
BELGRADE Lakes. Sunday.
Mrs. !,aHra Harr. Center Sidney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26

The charms Of Augusta and the
country surrounding 1t are both pic
turcd and described in 4 NICELY Illus
trated little booklet from The Jour
nal press, which Levi L. Williams OF
this city is just now distributing by
the thousands to inqu!rers through
out the country who are looking to-
ward this state as their possible new
home.
Mr.. Williams booklet reflects
credit upon Augusta and its dlstrlbu-
ton broadcast shows that he Is do
ing this city and his section SER
vice. Among the illustrations 1t con-
tains is a good photograph OF the
state Capitol. panoramic view OF
Augusta with the Kennebcc liN or
in the foreground, view on tie
BELGRADE Lakes and of the Belgrade
Hotel. a photograph Of lliGhmoor
Farms and a herd OF fine cattle on
one of the farms OF the kcnnebec
Valley.
Mr.. Williams, who Is the repre-
sentative here of the Strout Farm
Agency, Inc, is endeavoring to bring
now residents into this section and
to do so is telling them that Au-
gusta is one of the prettiest, clean
est and most progressive cities IN
America, that Augusta enjoys solid
wealth with splendid stores and all
convcnicnccs that a city of 1o,Wf
people and the capital OF great
State needs.
Concerning farming conditions In
Maine and particularly Kennebec
County, the booklet states that
Maine farming districts are being
filed with comfortable homes that
are supplied with the conveniences
and some of the luxuries Of modern
living that were once thought to be
possible of attainment only in the
cities. The writer adds: IN all the
wide State of Maine you will find
no finer farms, more fertile soils or
greater beauty Of country than we
have right here in Kennebec County"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
SMITHFIELD

The guests Of Birch Pom. Camps on
North Pond are enjoying series OF
!ances. The first Of the series took
rlace on Saturday evening last and was
tie occasion Of the birthday OF Evan
Cameron ard Arthur Clarke. The sec
oud dance was given Tuesday evening
a,d took the form OF bal masque.
TIE cleyerness Of the guests was dis
r,aved in the wids variety Of weird
castumes. The first prize for the gen
,lemcn was won by Evan Cameron
who impersonated a negro Nanny !;
second mention was given to George
billiard representing Japanese gem
,leman Of high degree. The ladies'
first was given to Mrs. Currier. second
mention to Mrs Clement, whc imper-
sonated flower twins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26

lightful trip to Christmas Cove and
Friendship on Monday.
Russell Morrison of Wateryille is
visiting at Wesley Haskelfs home.
DR. and Mrs. Drew of Auburndalc,
Mass, are guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. F.
F.. Davidson.
Mrs. Little of New York with h5r
daughter, Miss Josephine, ana
friends from Poland were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Hugh Weed.
Mrs. Lucy Jones and son Of Port
land were Sunday guests Of MI. ana
Mrs. George l.. Crosman.
Mary II. Jones made a busiHccs
trip to Watervillc on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ford Of Winthrop
were recent guests Of Mrs. Hattie
Jacobs
Mr.. ana MIS- Amos Bean Of
Havcrhill Mass. with his mother.
Mrs. Angie Bean Of Albany and his
sister, Mis-. Enez Ecan ana ,Ira
French Of oxford were guests Of Mrs.
Mary Jones on Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Moshor Of
W iliSlON were tdll!lt5 VII Ii4'!'A9
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Locke with Nh
ana Mrs J.. ". Jones made an-anto
trip to Lewiston and Auburn on
Thursday.
MI and Mrs. Harvey IT Jones of
Lewiston arc passing the week at
Mrs. Mary Jones home.
Arthur StetsOn of Watcrville
visited at Wilson Halves on Thurs
day.
Hugh Weed Of St. Louis visited
his family here for a few days.
DR.. Rufus Jones will speak at the
chapel Sunday morning at 70 o'clock,
and vii! also conduct the Bible class
in the library.
Principal and Mrs. Robert F.
owen of Oak Grove Seminary were
dinner guests Of Mrs. Mary Jones
on Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
GOLDEN WEDDING COUPLE SURROUNDED
BY ALL THEIR CHILDREN At FAMILY PARTY

Sidney, Me. Aug. 25-(SpeciaD =
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Demmons of
Rumford celebrated their 50th we'd
ding anniversary Wednesday at the
home OF their oldest daughter, Mrs.
f. Z. Blake of Sidney.
Mr. and Mrs. Dcmmons who are Of
old Maine Yankee STOCK were born
and married in East Nachias, and
their six children. Linnie NJ, James
H, Arthur T., Julia f., Wallace II,
and Bon B., ali of whom are living
We're also born in East Machias, and
were all in attendance with the OK
ccption of Zion -. who is a resident
OF Seattle, Washington.
Twenty five covers Wero laid for
a chicken dinner, which was served
on the lawn.
Immediately after the dinner and
appropriate to the occasion a purse
of gold wedding cake and a bou-
quet of roses were presented by the
children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Gifts and floral tri-
buites were also presented by friends
and neiGhbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demmons who arc
respectively "a and &C are in excel
lent health and participated in the
festivities with great pleasure
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs F r. Black, Sidney; Mr. and
Mrs. James Fl. Demons of Rum
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur +. Dem
mons and son Henry Of Long Island;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Potter of Bos-
ton: Mr., and Mrs. Wallace II. Dem
mons and children. Wallace. Jr.. Ruth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
Bridal Shower for Miss DAME.

Miss Aida Daniel. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Daniel. was given a
miscellaneous shower. Friday evening
in honor of her approaching marriaee
to Joseph Croteau. The event tooN
place in the n. S. clubrooms on up
per State street. Both Miss Daniei
and Mr.. Croteau are popular young
French people, having wide circle
Of friends,
The hall was we'll filled, there being
over 200 relatives and friends present
TO make the occasion joyful one for
the young brdet o-be. Linen. elu-
minum, electrical fixtures. silver
ware. bedding and other household
articles which will prove their worth
in the welded life of the guest of
honor. graced the gift table.
Refreshments Of ices and cakes
were served and the evening was
passed in a highly entertaining man
ner. The wedding is to take place in
September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26

has been the guest of her brother. L.
L. Swift. and his family for week.
Mrs. Barr returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Robinson Of
Manchester were callers Sunday of
Marcellus Blaisdell and of Misses Eft
ia and Susie Lovejoy.
]. Everett Blaisdell returned Sat
urday from New York where he had
been attending the summer session
at Columbia.
Mrs. Andrew Keene is at Lake
side attending the Advent campmeet
ing. Mrs. Marcellus Blaisdell re-
turned home from the meetings
Thursday night
Misses Evelyn and June Freeman
recently passed the day with Miss
Dorothy Swift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
Robbins Grove
Campmeeting Aug. rs

Robbins Grove, Weber Pond, Me.
Aug. .--(SpeciaD The yearly
campmeeting at Robbins Grove,
,v:amences Saturday, Aug. 2e, hold
iag over three Sundays. Much In
terest has teen taken the last few
years. This year many speakers from
out of town will be present. MI.
Pierson of New Jersey. who was
there two years ago and severa; aeW
speakers will be there. Every one
with musical instrument Is urged q
bring 1t to add to the music and the
singing.
The campground is beautiful
spot. Some large fish have been
caught here this year.
Accommodations for those at
tending campmeeting can be secured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
FOOD SPECIALS
New Things Offered to Tempt
Augustus Taste

Landry's Market offers for today:
pork rib $50: rib roast beef 1Sc;
found steak 35c: 2 dozen Golden Ban
tam corn Csc; large can peaches csc;
Tbs. spaghetti and macaroni csc: s
rolls toilet paper 25s. See ad for
others.
Grocery specials at Hersom &
Bonsalrs today include: 10 IBIS. sugar
zoe; Gold Medal Flour. bag s129: 3
pkges Grape Nuts soc: large cans
tomatoes soc. See ad. for others.
No l smoked shoulder for 19c Id.
at r. A. Thompson Co. today. Also
sweet potatoes lbs. Csc; best roast
veal lsc to SOC; veal for stew 10c to
lsc; 2 cans pork and beans with to-
mato sauce Csc: Dutche's fancy APP
pies 60c PIX: lbs. ripe tomatoes 2oc.
See ad for others.
Apple cake, the real old fashioned
kind, for 19c loaf, is only one Of
the good specials at the Sunbeam
Bakers for Saturday. See their ad
for other goodies.
For today's trade at Weber e.
Hewett's may be found Swifts Pre-
MUM Ham at attractive prices. Also
fancy spring lamb; choice cuts Of
heavy beef; plenty Of freshly picked
Golden Bantam corn zoe doz; sweet
potatoes: freshly salted peanuts l9c
ID; doz sugar and molasses cookies
25c: Jumbo peanuts 29c; Unequalled
chocolates 39c; Maillard's chocolate
peppermints 39c: exceptional value in
peaches. Order your beans and
brown bread early.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
Stakeholder Unidentified

All efforts to identify the man who
gave his name as John Boland. caught
in the act Of cracking the safe at the
Biddeford city opera house early Sun
day morning, have proved fruitless
TO date. The man, who is a cool
proposition, says he guesses his home
is any old where and told Judge En-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26

w. II. Clish, for the past six years
the local manager for The Flesh
mann Co., in the central Maine dis
trict, leaves Monday with his family
for Portland where Mr.. Clish will
take up his duties there as Solicitor
for the same concern with headQuar-
tiers at Portland. The many friends
of Mr.. Clish and family regret their
moving away but wish them success
in their new home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26
C|JTICURA HEALS
BhBY'S BLISTERS
Head Covered With Erup-
lions. Hair All FeII0ut.
Got Little Sleep.

when baby was a week old
s,s rash broke out on his forehead
s a scalp, which later formed small
si;s,ers. The blisters soon spread
~ when he was three months old
&c head was covered with sore erup-
."o,5. He cried and rubbed his head
a,d his hair all fell out. He got but
vc-y lite sleep.
"A friend recommended Cuticura
coao and Ointment. After using
:. 90, relief and in two months he
as healed" tSigned) Mrs. Allan r.
coIaw.l!, r. F. D. 2, Auburn, Me-,
Jan. IL, 1922.
Daily use Of Cuticura Soap. ONT
-,.ot and Talcum helps to prevent
SKIN troubles.
%. -y,.s.ch r-eeb Mail ADDRESS: "ceti:era Lab
.t,.s,J.. peyt r. ~ VIZ ~. MUS" Sold every
- Sosu., Oi-tA-ent Is and 60c. Talcum BE.
.sss- uticura Soap shaves without mug.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26

and Jessie of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence l.. Wyman Of Portland, Mr..
and Mrs. Cedric Reynolds and child
rem. Cedric, Jr., and Bon +. Of Sid
ncy and the guests ot honor. Mr.. ana
Mrs. G. +. Demons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-26

Mrs l.o!is Arhour of 40 Franklin
:''f WaS stricken while at her
NoH" at the Edwards Mfg Co.'S
l"'s'. She was taken to her home
~ " doctor called. He pronounced
AeaFt trouble. She was uncon-
i'.ons Tor some time but at last re-
'''S VAS resting comfortably.