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Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Golf Play at Pinehurst

Pineburst. n. c.. April b.---W. q
Fownes. Jr., of Oakmont, former na4
tional amateur champion and % ptain
of the American international team
was the only favorite to survive the
opening round of the North and SOUTH
amateur championship today. He elm
iisltcd John A. Gammons Of Providence
three and one.
Mike Thomas Of Nashville furnished
the surprise of the play when he de-
feated Frank c. Newton Of Brookline
thre and one. Thomas is . ieft-handed
golfer and It was not believed he had
chance .s.inst Newton. formed
champion of the Massachusetts, state
team and winner OF the Palm Beach
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
New Haven Train Derailed

Canaan, Conn, April 5.-Four cars
of Pittsburg to New York express
on the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad We're derailed half
mile north of the local station late to-
day. The passengers were shaken up,
but no one was injured. The tracks
were torn up for more than 200 feet.
The passengers walked to the local
station and waited until another train
VAS provided.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Connecticut Governor
Sees Better Business

Springfield. Mass, April b.-Gov.
Everett J. Lake of Connecticut at the
monthly meeting of the Springfield
Automobile Club gave an encourag-
ing survey of business conditions.
urged bearers to be optimistic and
recommended that every one desist
from comparisons of present day
conditions with those maintained
during the war
Members Of the legislative commit
tee on highways who were guests al
the dinner outlined briefly the plans
for developing and improving roads
in western Massachusetts and an
nounced the establishment Of q
branch office in this city in April II
for the registration of motor vehicles
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
DAY TO TELL OF
KILLING 1T. COL. BECK

Oklahoma City. April 5.-Jean r.
Days story of the killing of Lieut.
Col. Paul Ward Beck in the fashion
able Day home here early Tuesday will
be told al the coroner's inquest Satur-
day. he announced tonight.
Day. wealthy oil operator and attor-
ney, who is held under bonds, declared
he would take the first opportunity to
relate under oath how he found his
wife struggling in the arms OF Beck
and then struck Beck with a loaded
revolver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Roads Will Make
Good If Permitted
Says Head of B. & 0.

Washington, April 5.-Private
operation of railroads promises to
solve the transportation problem Of
the carriers are given lair chance"
Daniel Willard. president OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad stated
today before the Senate Interstate
Commerce. Mr.. Willard declared
nothing had been developed to show
that Congress erred in returning the
roads to their owners
what the railroads needs more
than anything else at the present
time he asserted, sis an opportunity
under the terms of the transporta-
ton act to work out their problems
without unnecessary and burden
some interference"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06

and educated there going through
the public schools including the High
school and also st. Louis University.
He Is versatile in accomplishments.
being a singer as well as an author
and globe trotter. He says that he
never accepts a ride and is willing
to give ~ years subscription Of his
highest class magazine. and he has
some good ones, to anyone who can
ever prove that he has taken a ride
ION his journey. He will leave for
Augusta this morning at an early
hour,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Chicago Clothing
Workers Accent Cut

Chicago. April 5-Wage cuts aver.
aging, 10 per cent. for mems clothing
workers in Chicago were accepted to-
day in three year asreement TO be
come effective May 7.
The agreement was negotiated by
Sidney Hillman OF New York, presi-
dent OF the AmalgaInatcd Clothing
Workers of America. with the Ma
tional Industrial Fedei alton OF Cloth
ing Manufacturers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Death NJ. n. koteiman

Plymouth. \. H., April 5-Josah
Elliott, &C. for 46 years identified with
the hotel industry in New Hampshire
and Vermont. proprietor Of the Penn
igewasset House here. Gied today. Mr..
Elliott was in his career identified
with the management; OF the Profile
House. the FIume House and the Deer
Park Hotel at North Woodstock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Alienists Declare
Miss Zimmerman Sane

Springfield. lIass.. April 5o.-Word
was received here today that Cover
nor Cox has transmitted to the eX-
ecutive council report of Il commits
sion of alienists declaring that Miss
Jennie Zimmerman of this city IS
sane. With the report the governor
included a petition fLl the young
woman's release from Northampton
Insane hospital. Miss Zimmerman
was found not guilty, 10y reason of in
sanity. of charge of numbering her
cousin, DIR. Henry Zimmerman. in this
city in August 1919. and was ordered
committed to the hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Tennessee Episcopal
Bishop Wants to Rest

New York, Apr. 5-Pleading that
he is tired" and also desirous OF
completing some literary work. Bis
hop Gailor of Tennessee. head of the
National Council OF the Protestant
Episcopal church, announced tonight
he will not be candidate for re-
election. Nor does he want to go or
to higher honors in the church, he
said.
I'm tired" he announced "andI
too. I'm homesick. feel have done
my bit in getting the affairs Of the
church nationally in shape. and
want to go back to Tennessee and
take up my work where l laid II
down three years ago."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
$50, 900 Fire Cuts
Vermont Town Hall

Ludlow, VT, April 5.---The town
hail was destroyed by fire today with
loss estimated at 100000. The
blaze. starting in a rubbish heap in
the basement. put the fire alarm out
OF order and allowed the flames to
gain hcadway. The records OF the
Probate office were destroyed, but
the post office and grocery store
in the building were saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
A Freak Ego


There are hens ana hens. but only
ln Watcrville do they lay "qnad-
luulc' eggs Here 10 the story.
,.ich,d FOR by three good men and
t.,. who have served on Kennebec
county lurios.
Nc. and Mrs. Leon 8. Briggs live at
TIconic street. Watcrv1lle. and
l..r - nice Hook OF barred Plymouth
l..a hens. The other morning Mr.
a. rrs went out 10 the hen-house
ar r,turnod with a large soft shell
,i cgr as large as a turkeys egg.
broke open tho egg and the
,..i, came out. but instead of there
re yoik thorc was inside another
rcllod ogE. \ soft -shelled egg
..U. a. soft-sh'llcd ogg is not un-
.uon, but hear tho rest of this
&C.
inside vas the white. bat no yolk;
..,ll "A soft shcllrd cgg. inside Of
,-In was "a regular. honest-to good
+ . bard shclicd egg. just like any
!, .Inufy 'EE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Foundry Supt.
Kills Employe
Who Fires on Him

Chicago, April 5--E. J. Powers, SUI
periptendent OF the Jones Foundry
Company today Shot TO death in his
Office an employe named Charles Fall
field. who. dissruntled over being
discharged, had pushed into the Of
flee firing n pistol. Another employe
was wounded BY Falfield before Pow
Crs killed him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Old Warrants Found in Bath

Bath, Aprii 5-Narrants for two
elections. one in 1919. when Maine was
a district in the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts and the other in 1923,
three years after Maine became a
State, have been founi by City Clerk
John W. Gilmore in looking over old
documents at city hall. They. called
for the election OF representa- tives to
Congress
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
DEATH Providence Newspaper Man

Providence. r. l.. April 5.-Ernest
L. Waitt. of Woodbury., Conn, a
veteran newspaper man, died sud
denly here tonight.
David l.. "Davy'' Jones of Chicago,
Brown, 1924, was Wednesday elected
captain Of the Brown swimming
team. He is national champion in
the 100-yard free style swim.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06

and the last one only a few years ago.
He has a Ford car and enjoys riding
in it in the pleasant summer days.
In fact, there are not many men, who
have reached his years. who have
such hold on life and the good
things in it as Mr.. Curtis. His many
friends hope for his arrival at the
century milestone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Slay One, Injure
Four with Axe

Concordia, Kas. April 5-Tleodore
Tremblay. IS years Old farm boy was
slain with an axe and three younger
brothers and the father, T.. J. Trcm-
blay, a trustee of Shirley township,
We're injured by assailants in their
home near here late last night. Three
of the younger boys arc near death,
with their heads crushed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
DEMPSEY SAYS WILL
FIGHT CARPENTER
! BECKETT AND WILLS

Chicago. Apri! 5.--jacli Dempsey
worlds heavyweight ring champion
said today that during his European
tour he expected to fight Wills. Car
pontier and Beckett. The champion
spent few hours here enroute to New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
$4,000 Pounds Fish at PortIan nd

Portland. April About $4,000
pounds Of mixed fish was landed at
the plant of the Dirigo Fish Com
pany on Commercial wharf by the
schooners Lochinvar. George Bow
den. Pilot. and the fleet of small
boats. The Lochinvar landed 1900
pounds, the Bowden, 5000 pounds and
the Pilot, 5000 pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Dartmouth Alumni Clubhouse

New York. April 5.-Dartmoutb
College Alumni at their annual din
ner tonight inaugurated movement
to establish club house in the Muir
ray Hill district for the use of 1899
Alumni so miles of New York city.
It will cost $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06

Frederic Nilliers. who painted roted
war pictures and was the recipient Of
- English and foreign war medals.
clasps and decorations, was born in
1852. He was with Bcrresford at Tc-
iclkebir and went up the Nile with the
expedition for the relief Of Khartoun1
lie made lecture tour of the United
States and Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
Death Actor Sampson

New York, Apr.i 5.-William
Sampson. actor, knew on Broadway
theatre goers for q ; rter of cen.
tury and once leading comedian with
Augustin Daly.s company, died tonight
after brief Illness aged 81. He was
born in Bosto,: and began his theatri.
cal career 40 cs ago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06

Belfast, April 1.-TWO women -four
ishing revolvers held up q mail car
today on the Donegal border and de-
manded to know if there was any
Belfast merchandise on the train
which they might burn. Nothing was
interfered with however. So
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06
War Artist Dies

London. April 5.-The death OF Fred
eric Filliers. famous war artist and
correspondent. is announced by tho
Times. His death occurred Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06

Mrs Gay Holmes of Belfast was in
tIc city shopping Wednesday, re-
turning 20 her home on the after
noon train.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-06

MIR and Mrs. a. X. Murch Of
Thorndikc were In the city wednes-
uay attending 10 business matters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

Hardcastle, who sang "Because1 a.t....
DawnlnR." The Rev T. n. WaH..s a!
the Impressive double ring oere1r5oU -
bride was attended by Miss fucrs 4 ~
nridesmaii. The groom was atte1ssf E.
his brother, y. O. HarhcastIe 'y
The bride wore q gown OF mI1-irht tt...
ttlcotine, with hand embroidery .f r..'
and large black picture hat Her t,,sH
bouquet was pink sweetheart ras.a NJ
Lucille Baker were n gown Of b.la r.''s
with acoessories 20 match. 'e
Mr.. and Mrs. ilardcsstle lef, ir.r.tt...
~ after the ceremony for several ,.....
honeymoon IN tho Adirondak fr.r.I.t,
Niagara falls, New York city arl rU'
cRgo. Both have resided in DkT..r...
for the past 10 years, and have 80
% friends who wish much Happiness "'''
Mr. and Mts NJ. O. Philips eriertsi,.,
az dinner Monday evening eomafi-,..,1
Ing Miss Grace Jane BAKER aHt TgI.
HardcHstle. Covers were laid o.. AZ,
Bakor, Mrs. p. white % Needle.
Mrs T. ]. Mitchell of Oklahoma r',y
John X. lIardcastle, Gene Tepillo 'N
Mr. ana Mrs j. 4. Jeuuetf ana r.u.
daughter have gone 10 ST. Louis ~
whore they will remain for several ...-tpsI
M the McClaln sanitariun. whore t.a ~
Gle g'rl will take treatment f1r .Hftp.U.
paralysis
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celyed word that che successfully under.
vent an operation at the Mayo clinic at
Mrs Ruth wylie has gone 70 Rochester
MINI, where she ras accepted position
Miss ia vlrss smith who is s,,suains
the ~fate universIty has been pledged 20
tho Kappa Alpha Thets sorority
Miss Margaret Weatover has been
pledged tho Alpha chi omega sorority at
bepauw University, Greencastle, Ind.
Miss Dorothy and Miss Helen Long have
been pledged to the Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority AZ Oklahoma university
Elwood Kennedy has been pledged 20
tho sigma Chi fraternity at the state
sctt have gone to nashville Tenn, whore
they are enrolled In Ward.Belmont coll
Miss Pauline Hessick has gone to los
Angeles and Pasadena. Cal, whore she
will visit relatives
Miss Mayne stahl and Miss Elma Keller
have gone 20 New York on business Tor
the Feshion Shop.
one hundred people enjoyed the picnic
''yppser gwen ey ne sn,ats2,,f nsugh,te51i
Monday evening
Mrs J. X ieard entertained with
afternoon, cOmplimcntlng her sis'e-.
Eleanor Wilson, the occasion being Miss
Elranor'H tenth birthday
Miss Lula Mao Duncan and r. ]
Brazler we're quietly married sunday 1t
the homo Of tho brides brother W. u.
Duncan, the ceremony was performed By
Dr John A. Rice. only relatives snd
Mrs. George C.. Enylor has returned
from Elk weeks Visit with relatives
IN omaha ana ka1,ss ,,si. g.,yi
wedding OF interest during the past
week was that of Miss Grace Jane Baker
20 John 4. Hardcastle, which was solemr-
day afternoon. The altar Of the church
was banked with ferns aud palms, the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24

In Lawrence Doctor stark attended the
national meeting OF tho Acacia fraternity.
Of witch he is member.
NJ eha Mfss ~" ln sprinsfisId
+ r BIskeiy ha, returned from james.
VILE Wia where be went to deliver the
annual chamber ot commerce banquet sd
Irese While In Jsuesville he was thc
guest Of relatives, I'm route home ne
Waited In Grlnnell. Iowa.
Miss Margaret Mitchsr has gone 20 st.
charles NO. where she viii enter Linden
wood college Tor the year. -
Mo-. where sho win resume her studies
,t william Woods college, where she 10
president ~ the student body
.Mlss Merna Bennett has gone 20 Co
rumhla. so. where she will enter christ
ian college this year.
Mf aud Mrs Ralph Ellison have gone 70
Colorado, whore they will visit at various
Mr.. a. p. Carney aud daughter Jeanne
Mary. have returned from a several
w'eas' stsy at Manitou, col.
Jack Summers entertained with an In
formal dancing party Fridey att'fuoon
,, Co. ne sssS Gf snS sa'3 "a ssn Ns Fap0 al y ras 1sa
The Thursday evening open mouse ~
The country rlub was w.ll H'iennrn, %
couples enjoying tho cards and dancing
Mf and Mrs Georss Schmidt enter
tA.ned with four tables of bridge. saiut.
day evening at their home on West siHtn
street
Mr. and Mrs sam Mofros ohapetoned
group of young people on an Informal
party Friday evening, the group motor
Ing 70 dance pavilion west % tho e!y
The parout-Teachors association OF the
Webster school entertained with a lawn
party Friday evening one hundred and
my Of tho school patrons and teachers
Mrs 6 B. cutter and Mrs I. l.. Cowley
were hos'esses at tho ladies day lunch
con Monday About thirty ladies' were
present for the luncheon and weekly
bridge play.
Members of the Salu,aEundi club met
At the home ot Mlss usnelle Cook, FRI
day evening ct which time Officers for
tho ensuing year were elected. President,
Miss Frances Mantootn, Vice. president.
Miss Elizabeth Colburn; secretary and
treasurer. Miss Katherine Watson. Miss
lisue Smith. Miss Catherine hcClelland
and Miss Ganeile Cook are new members
IN the club.
Music lovers Of okmuigss will have the
opportunity to hear Madame Louise
Homer this winter. as she Will appear
here under the auspices Of Alan Dwan.
other numbers presented by Mr.. pwan
will be the Mozart opera Comique, which
will present "sosi Fan Tutte, the Uk.
slobodaskayA and Nina Koshets. two ma =
tlonal solists and Henshaw Concert Male
quartet.
Miss Beuiah Cary haS gone 10 Now
York city, whore she will enter Columbia
University this fall,
SIR and Mrs Charles ps.quist ana
children have returned from three
months visit in Toledo, Ohio.
Friends Of Mrs 4. y. Houston haye re
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uARTITsNtIIE

Mr.. and Ms siruntt .bewar and Nr.
and Ms 3D. E Wing returned Monday
from o short trio o. Eausas
An Interesting meeting uf the rufiia
nautHfy club was conducted iu tho Car.
" Tutnnr. thuItuau nf the program com
mptee gave report Of ths work out.
lined Tor tnr Intensive study work this
yrAr
Mrs 4 o. M1rfauf % Shawnee gtia .
has teiu the house guest % her sister.
Mrs. H. D. taufuer f4r the past fow
woskF Mis- N1mrnd returned 90 hsr
homo wednesday
Members u tho r. g. T. club ghys a
ulsceIianeuus shower Ftldas night o.
the home ~ Miss Narfofy MARLEY. t0h
Dewey avenue. huuorluE Mfs. susan Hls
bee one 0f tho club mrmbeis
MICS Pauline gIHza u dorado an.
formerly Of iifF city. 10 the IrUHa quest
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DCuI.IATA.

Mrs Janey Martin was shopping IN
Unrtissvltio Wsdnsaday
Mr. ana Mira Bors Sanford hsvs rs-
turned from a visit with relatives at Ga.
lena. Kna
lanes Ryron Of the H. c. Campbell store
hers spent Wednesday with his brother
In Matova, Okla
mr ana Mrs nlue Thomas of this city
announce the birth OF a daughter Scptsm.
ber il.
No. p.Hsie stiueberEer was a Dsrties.
villa visitor wednesday
A. a Welgand, employed on the Elm.
pife lease southwest of tho city. vas pain
i,nly but not seriously hurt when he was
caught In ON engine which he was oiliug
Tbursdny Ito sufferrd from several
gash,a ON his head ana face and also a
fractured log
Afr and Mrs l. Unrrop of Mounds
OKLA were here looking after business
interests and LETT Tuesday for visit with
fr4onda and relatives iu Neudenhn. Kan.
fAiiss Fern Foster aud Mary Dol Kitchen
chnpeionod the sevonth and eighth grades
the party went one mile and "A half south
pa, King, Who ia attending school 10
Rpmdnn. was a sunday visitor here.
Miss Bouna Divcns returned Sunday
from CAney, Kan, whore she spent the
Weekend vim relativsg
Missos Fern Foster. Mary Del ana Con-
nd Kitchen and Fred Lawson drove 10
psr,issyllie sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mira Homer Buchanas have
returned from a visit In Tulsa.
Mr. and Mrs G r. Herg and iittle son
Junlor Of Hsnryet,a were here the first of
the week visiting Mrs Rerga parents,
MI and Mrs Harry Kiser on lot 81.
Mr. ana Mrs John elem Of Barnsdail
were here Monday en- route to Missouri
wh.t, thew will visit Mrs. Cl.m'a mothor
ond other relatives Tor a month.
Mrs whitney Rowland and baby Of Tul-
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SAN FRANCtSCO-Short skirts,
snappy hats. gaiety ana abandon!
When are they perfectly proper
for q girl and when not2 Mrs. Alice
Clarkson wants to know In fact.
she's so determined that she's going
70 court to find out.
Mrs. Clarkson might have voted
nj tho last election, but tho chances
are that she's Htill waiting for the
chance. Age. don't you know.
Shc has flod suit for separation
from her husband, william j, Clark
son! mmbcrmau hero.
Theirs waA no fly-hy- night ro-
nance, according to Mrs Clark
SON
"rd known Clarkson FOR three
years. she said. and we were en-
gagged for n year before our mar
rlaEe. During an this time he had
been admlring my clothes constant
lV
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OKMIrIGEE

Mr. and Mrs W. d. ,rancosst sntsr.
,s,neG WIN o'gIoGh dinner tine I,,,, Iotg,
Nrwuousc. who leaves this week Tor
Princeton university. whore he VII study
, ,h, winter PINK T.,s. rs,, eS7,s'Ga ,is .l,,s ,"
h.inr carried out 200 me cUurre7 ~ t'"
dlnuer Covers were nid Tor Miss Mah|o
thurman. Miss Helen brudy. DBrst New
Ma Va EaI GrahSm entertained the
Wednesday Morning Bridge club this
week,
Mrs James Hays entertained q number
day. tumpllmontng hor daughter, Mary
Florence, The party took the form y q
to Noble park, whore they played games
and enjoyed a dclicious, picnic supper
The young women of tho Y, W. G
have former q friendship circle club witch
win take up the study of recreation.
service, knowledge and religion. Officers
elected are Miss Elizabeth Price, president
Mabel Hellamy. secretary and Miss GLADYS
kirkland. treasurer. charter m smbcrg
are Ethel nonham, Ailiene Bolt Marga-
ret Mccoy, Ann liuckabeo Wilma pgysl'
ffonTyctta Nlseur. Hazel Ayers. GLADYS
Kirkland, Audrey Morton. Doris Robbins
Helen Ios siyes, Mabel pellamY kathryn
chisholm, Katherine Brown, Grace pach
Frances Dalton and Elizabeth Price
Mrs. Joseph Burns and daughter
Frances have gone TO 81 Louis. whore
Miss Francos VIII enter tho Academy OF
visitation.
Miss MAthul. BJerregsatd has opened
a b1ctcrloloEy laboratory In tho city. Miss
niorreEaHrd graduated from the Univer
sity Of oklahoma last spring at which
time rhs received her bachelor Of science
degree.
Miss Cecil Mcintosh has gone to Co.
Iumbu Mo, where she will attend the
Christian college during the winter term,
Miss Laurie Glider entertained with an
informal dancing party Thursday evening
At the home of her parenta, Mr.. and AIRS
y j. Glider
Mrs E W. Roth entertained Informally
lsst evening for her daughter. tho oc,
Caslon being Alma Neta'A eighth birthday.
The guests brought the honor guest many
lovely Sits for temomhrHuces
Mrs NJ ! nyer and !. g.. Long were
quietly married Rt Tulsa Thursday Mr
and Mrs. Long have been residents " the
[ city fur many years and have host ot
friends who viii wish thom much hpppI
uess. MI and Mrs Long are spending
their honeymoon NJ Palm Uoach. Eta.
Miss May crews who mas been seriously
/ on FOR the past three weeks, Is reported
10 he about tho same.
Mr and Mrs Russell Kimhlsy have re
turned from short visit so Snpulpa with
Mrs. kimhlcy.a parents
The Thursday Morning BridKe olul
/ was entertained by Mrs v !. smith Ant
/ Mrs, c, r. Hicks this week At the hom'
Or. and Mrs. d. M Rand,l have re-
the ives. coast. pr. hrown Randel thel