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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
ACID IN STOMACH
SOURS THE FOOD
Says Excess of Hydrochloric
Acid Is Cause Of
Indigestion

4 well -knrwn authority states
that stomach trouble and indi-
ustion nre nearly always dac TO
acldity-acid stomach-and not, ~
most folks believe. from n lack Of
digestive juices lie states that
an excess ~ hydrnchioric acid IN
the stomach rotaras digestion and
starts food fermentation, then "a
meals sour like garbage in u can
forming ncrid fluids and gases
which initiate the stomach like n
uy balloon We then get that
heavy. lumpy feeling In the chest
We cructn.e sour food. helch vas
~ have hoartburn. f%iaiuience, wa
e r-hrnsh or nausea
lie tells us To lay aside all al
sestive aids and Instead. get from
any pharmacy four ounces % iad
Salts and take a tablespoonful In a
glass OF wnter before breakfast
while II Is cffervearing. and furth-
ormore. to ce 1tinue this Tor one
week. While relief follows the
first dose, II II Important 20 neu-
frulige the acldity, remove the gas
making mass, start the liver. stim-
ulate the kidneys and thus promote
IA free flow Of pure digestive juices,
lad salts Is inexpensive and II
made from the acid % cranes and
lemon juice. combined with hthia
and sodium phosphate This
harmless salts II used by Thousands
Of people for stomach trouble with
excellent results
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
MANY TAXPAYERS
LATE IN FILING
INCOME RETURNS
Nearly $4,000 Col
lected at Revenue Of
flee Since March IS

That many persons In Aibuquor-
que and New Mexico do not nle
their Income returns ON time Is
proven ~ the fact that the In
t.rnnl rcseuuc Office has collected
|Sg.gSG.ss since March rs. tte last
day on which incomes could he
filed without payment Of n pen
atty.
The Office ON February - had
~ooilvced &iNs11440, or about 20
per cent less than tho amount Il
bad collected an March 20 OF l1~t
year. This brings the total amount
of money collected ON Incomes up
to date since January 1 90 fi5s,-
100. 6s.
Taxpayers who have made re-
turns since March 10 viii have
penalty attached although tho
penalties have not been attached
To- date. W p Nevis and John
hernandez. deputy field men. wal
begin a check OF the individual In
come returns today.
Officials Of tho income office,
collections here o. not as great e..
Il has been lu most Of the other
'u'Drual revenue offices in the
country. The decrease In income
payments if due largely TO tho
more liberal exemptions allowed
married persons or household
heads than were allowed Hast
/ ttnT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
SNAPPY SPEECHES
FEATURE BANQUET
Of ALPHA DELTAS
Annual Gathering Of
u. N. M. Fraternity Is
Well Attended

short snnuuy tousis featured 'Ie
program az the annual banquet ~
the Alpha Delta fraternity uf .uu
University ~ Sew MnN.c D held II
night IN Tuft hall of the Alvaru 20
hotel
Tho banquet va. held 10 conf
mcmorats the day in 1918 that tie
maternity made its appearance IN
University life. According 90 Older
active members ana leading nluMgi
members OF lhe fraternity. the ~ l-l
uuc' vas onc of the most sucU y
ful ven held iu tine history OF ne
Greek Letter mems activities.
The affair last night was attrui-
Cd 10y % men. including alumni.
actiycH and pledges. William p
Burncy. round house foreman fr
tho Santa Fc railroad at Winston.
Arlz.. made the trip here especially
TO nttcud the annual gathering
Members Of the fraternity aium-
nj who were called upon Tor tuurls
wer. John srruggs. Erncst W.
Han. Joseph Eldodt aud Ecarl Pore
tcrteld Of this city and Mr. Buzz
| ucy OF Winslow Active mcmlUr =
who spoke hrigfly were Clarence
HufNlc. Gobcrt Cartwright. pIsn
| Morley. Clinton Little. fr1nk OK,
! William collins and Frank Reeve.
a humorous rcndiQH was aaNsn
ly Kenneth Wilkiusdn tniverelR
dehufcr and Jack jeff. old A.
pledge. gave "a mouoloEgo The
pledges who spoke briefly wrrc
Bruce Grimes. VIII Morgan ard
Everett Checthnm.
Tho affair was In charge 81 Mr..
n~r Ncon Koich and samuel "a.
GILLIAN The latter acted 70 touHt-
muster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Mrs. Maud Park
To Address the
Woman's Club

The philanthropy department uf
the Womnn's club, with Mrs e. X
Schock as leader. viii present the
following program at th" club on
Friday afternoon at 3 "a clock:
Piano solo, Mrs George Eycritt
Vocal solo. Mlss Maud iuordon
Reading, Miss Pausy Hicks.
Vocal solo. Mr Simons Rnlling.
Vocal selection. Forinightly
Quartcttc
solo. Professor Iukkcn.
After the program Mrs Maud
wood Park, president Of the
League ~ Women Notcrs. viii
give q talk.
4 silver offering for the benefit
Of the starving children OF Russia
will be taken. Mrs. George
Wheeler has arranged a box in
which donations OF clothing mny
also be deposited The meeting
will be- open 10 the public and no
admission will he charged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
How Gravitation Holds
The Universe Together

u~sht-way,s travel al the rate Of
1876 600 mile. A. second
nature ur CrnVitation
The question hus naturally been
asked whether urlVitutiun must not
uo ,.IfiIr ur SOM, mode uf Nihri-
fIuu cor uubulutiUu On the ether ~
#ulr, and she general opinion. uutil
recently was that 10 did not possess
thiH Migratory character.
some late experiments and call
cflal.Uus undertaken by Professor
r. j i Soc tho noted astronomer.
have tended 90 confirm the belief
that graduation Del. after an a par
tlCultr mu,l" ct vibration and an
Dl'gJro-dyuamIc waN theory uf
gravity has been formulated
Professor Soc aye the wuv, op-
orifler ln rraNifutiuu are probably
900, longest uf the vlcctro-dyuumic
waves prupugatod through the
ether like those 81 electricity and
magnetism.
n this bee true many Of the re-
mlrhHhlr %uroprrtiDs uf grayltation
and magnetism would D., accounted
f.r boz o. more satisfactory manner
than had been possible iu the past
Professor See z theory is that the
WtNus ,uauut.ur from. say the sun
and the earth iuierlncs with one
another - like two corkscrews.
which are twisted ln opposite "a.
ruDfinns their threads iutcrlacinE
fu Che latter case. the hnndlos'
.I Ih, ,orsscr' ws would. 90 COURSE.
i. pulled towards ung another by
Tho uUIl OF tho nodes uut
Iu U- 81 the rrrksgr.ws. and The
same is thought To- Ice true regard
INK fhp interltciuE other waves
pa- ur 1utwD,n two masses ~
matter which would thus mutually
pull engh other hy rca-ou Of the
tension. dive Co tho stress OF the
] ether waves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Airplanes Hunt
Missing Boat and
Fixe Passengers

MIAMI. ria. March 23-Air
planes returning today from their
search Tor the flying boat Miss
Miami. reported they had found
no trace Of the missing craft
which with five passengers. left
this port yesterday FOR Himini.
4 wireless message from q
ltcnmcr of Jupiter reported the
iphting OF a plane this morning
hut from the position given. he
authorities ,Sprc ss.d the opinion
hat 10 was not the Mise Miami
The five passengers Tor whom
friends are beginning 60 express
anxiety are Mr.. and Mrs. August
Butte. and MIR. and Mrz. Lawrence
q. smith OF Kansas city, Mo, and
Mrs. DiNon OF Memuhin. rem Tho
ir boat vas piloted by Robert
Moore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Bill to Exempt
The Farmers from
Postage on Books

WASHINGTON. March ga
\ man Twins In the country wants
to keep up with new fiction Their
Is no book store nearby, His mail
is delivered hy rural carrier pficn
there is a free library In the town
from which the mail man starts.
icing out 81 reading matter he
writes for a book. u would be
nailed free under a bill Repre-
tentative Green republican, Town.
mas introduced. once read, u
would 90 back. free. That H., II
he Green bill gets through
Nor, than 5000 milcs 81 nets ar,
ct nightly during the herring sea
son In the English channel,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
dlBGE LANDS 10
VISIT YANKEES CAM

AIM NtEN. Mar lNt e.
Fura Yankees today are lntlDIp5t-
I.a 3D. visit uy former Judge lau-
U. fh, hIr chi,t 0f baseball
IdUp llth and Bob Mou nave
hopes that Judge lands VIII lft
f.t sentence ut suspension aBIIrHf
don and allow them to appear
with tnr team whom the champion
rhfr sst=ou opens
Ihu Yankees lost yesterday e
-rlo7. against the 81 Paul Am,r-
can association team.
IHv Giants, favored hy good
pitching by Virgil Barnes and
amy ncnton. beat the Indianap-
oils team. . 20 g. The whole
im looked better than DO had for
~. rrll dlys.
.N.lbUrt Robinson BIAS his boys IN
Mobile. Ala today for their first
r,II t,Hf oft the ou-ou "a game with
ru. ST. Louis Browns. Tile bod
ger. have ahuwu uu well lon their
practice GAINES but Will meet sumu-
Iliur different ln the 81 luuI-
-croWd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Sport Briefs

AZ Hnstuu-Three OF Americas
vfir-t ten maic tennis players APP
psartd IN the National Indoor
mixed doubles tournament Al
the end OF "a ten-hour program the
fields ln all three utular tournics
had been decreased materially
Molla BIurstedt Mallory ia likely
Iu|lgur, in all three finals.
z Al Uoustnn-kid Herman. iaci-
no ,anst wcltcrweiEht, defeated
tommy Ceimars. Dallas. by tech
ulral knockout in third u i2-round
hurf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Carnival Owner
Gets 20 Years on
White Slave Charge

DANVILLE III. Mar. ga
Etnnk Clearwater. carnival pro-
prirtoT was fined $4,000 and sen
tpnccd to the Lenvenworth prison
for 90 years today by District Judge
English for violating tho white
slave Get lie was charged with
frlsu q iiiinn, Merle and Marie
ThnmnFon. young sisters. from lheir
nome in nnwnusaa. okla n
rlndya pippkin. Of springfield. Mo,
from Ken lucky into Illinois for i'm
npqpl purposet
IN Of the girls testified against
fFih two of them alleging he was
he father Of children born 10
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Plans for Annual
Dance of Railway
Clerks Complete

PLANS are complete for the an-
nual dance of the brotherhood OF
Railway Clerks. which be- TO Dee
held tonight NJ Colombo hall Tn,
committee ON arrangement hu
announced that All the frilis ncc,s
sary 60 make Il carnival dance 90
success have been pruvid'd-auI
the dance tonight is To- bo % car.
niynl dance.
a six piece orchestra VIII tui
nish the music. The committee
ON arrangements consists of g.
Touey. r. W. Hughcs, NJ D. Kinds
Mr. Lola B Murtiu aud Mrs i
Eanter. Refreshments are tu lD
served. Dancing Is TO start az q
O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
St. Louis Business
Man Threatened an
Money Demand

ST LOUIS, March 23-Thi
number Of prominent ~ y
business men have been three
Cd with death In Rnonymousfl
tsrs demanding money was
known by police today. fcildl
At attempt to hlackmall WI
Dnnforth. president Of a nj
company, out OF $4,000,
pauforth sald N" received
ter demanding the money ~
uncd the police who arran
dummy package and plaes
at tho place specified In the =
AZ officers laid IN wait a man
p,nrrd. picked Mp the pac
rnd escaped with Il after b
fired upon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
DETROIT GIFTS .
HONfT RUNS IN GAME

DETROIT Mar 23-Tho Detroit
Americans and Rochester inter
NATIONALS staged "a home run cNhi-
'bitiSn az columbia, 5. C., yesterday
There were ak circuit cloutS. of
whiNh the Tigers made five, and
extra base hits outnGmbcrcd the
Sitries. The home run hittcrs
wcfe lleilmnnn, Mohardt NCach.
Hlancy. WoodRll and Pool The
Tigers s Co g..
~ Cobb. Detroit manager, has
rciolnrd the team but has not suf-
/ nIenNy recovered from an attack
? of efunsilItiE Go play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
,PIrrsBURCH REGULatRS
DEFEAT NANNIGANS

ITTTsHUNGH Mar 23-"THo
Pittsburgh National league roRu-
lars walked over the N~unnIgans
yesterday Ht Hot Springs. Ark ln
r-Tu Nth of the family series. %
A Manager Gibson allowed Ilun
20 hitch sCNyu frames. then replaC-
ing him with chief Yollowhorso
who worked two
Mas Carey, playing left field Tor
the Oid Timers gathered extra base
hits in ls many times nj the plate
Home runs we're chalked up FOR
Grimm Ems. followhorse. Harn-
hart and Carlson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Country Needs
More Let's Co
Spirit, Hays Says

NEW york. Mar &c. The
country needs a little come
on. lets go spirit and 70 little ias
thou shalt not
That ~ how WI haEs new COME
mander-ln-chigf of The motion Ul.-
ture industry ana former puHimI
ter general summed up thr bus
incss situation us ho -rH 80 today
There ar. tremendous uru1-
Ions ahead of us. L, told the New
York council uf the Amcrlcln 49,.
sociution 81 Advertising AEcnclca 90
itH luncheon. but there la .W-
pending the greatest revival thH
world has ever lei
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
SUBMARINE
AND CREW IS LOST
Hap Goes Down in the
Mediterranean
Sea

LONDON. March 23-tny she
Associated press) The British
uhmurln, H-i2 mas been lost
with an hands In the Meditorran-
can. Say. an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Gibraltar today
She colhlrd with "a destroyer dur
ing muuDHtcrf.
The British submarlncs Of the
II" cla-s we're all built under the
war emergency program. most OF
Them in lHlA-ls They are Of the
single huN "Hollind" type modi-
ttpd by fho admiralty, iGiia TO ~
mt Ions and i5a beam. They
displacc from $50 20 500 tons ami
are equipped with two sets Of
: icHel engines giving a speed OF
10 knuts on the surface. They
carry four torpedo tubes. Their
Ordinary complement 1. % men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

Now u The Time To Get RIA Of
Ihras Ig.Y Spots.

Now u The Time Ia Get RIA of
Ihcar ig.y spots.
DO you know how eaay Il Is to
remnNo those ugly spots 10 that no
onc Will call YOU freckic-facef
simply get an ounce Of Othine-
double strength. from your drug
glst and a few applications should
show you how easy Il h 20 rid
yourself Of frccklea and get a beau
tiful complexion. The sun and
winds Of March have a strong tand-
ency to bring out freckles. and as
a result more Outline Is sold IN this
month. T." sure to ask for the
double strength Othino. as this Il
sold under guarantee OF money
hack u u Fails TO remove the freek'
ios.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
RrDs DEFEATED
BN FORT WORTH

CINCINNATI Mar. 20 The
Cincinnati Nationals closed their
training season 40 Mineral Wells
~vssiorday when they were defeated
b. the Fort Worth Texas league
tettm. o 20 O. Tho Rods will start
home Friday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Diamonds Seized;
Importer Arrested

NEW YORK March "a Din-
mondsi Whose wholesale value was
estimated at between tS5 00O and
$40 600. wore seized today by
customs officials Francisco
Thnmlo. 40. % rubber dealer ~
Para. Brazil. alleged 20 have 10.
legally imported tho gems. was
arrested while trying 10 dispose
OF them In q West 23rd Street iow
clry shop,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23
Politicians Need
A Dressing Down.,
Says Henry Ford

LAKELAND. ria. Mar. "a
The politicians need dressing
down and they viii get a. and some
~ them should be replnced by
urlests and preacher Henry Ford
said between trains here yesterday
In commenting on a statement by
TAas. A. Edison al Jacksonville yes
terday That too much pohtics
would prevent the Detroit manu-
faciurers acquisition OF the Mns-
Gle shoals property.
Mr.. Ford said ne considered Mr.,
rdisonie remark on the subject
verv npproprIate" after the seat
go .of senator Ncwberry Of Mich
ieen a. an evidence that politicians
rhouid be swept into the discard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

: masterpiece Of modern flciinl
''If Winner Comes by n. :. ,
Wu'rhinsun. brElns la The Hcral
Monday. March -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

Ills wife never understood nlmi
Read 81 Mark sabre. hero OF iisc
bca seller of two continents M
Winter Comes.' by 4. =. ". Hutch
iuson. begins IA The Herald Mon-
day, March ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

\ thrilling story aud % work uI
literary art. 'If Winter Comes, ny
\. :. VI Hutchinson First in
stullmcat In The Herald Monday,
Mnrvh -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

Three rockies who hope 10 stick
with the Giants are George stan
a southpaw. who l. Q feat 3
Inches; McGiouRhlin, who D. moro
perpendicular, measuring 8 feet
6 1-2 inches, and Claude IOnnard.
1houHn-nr-f " g feet 1 inch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

THE rouchor ut third o. 70 DO This
and uct as Hturter The runner
rrouohed on his feet and hands
is 90 simply awair Ua word go
This word ig 10 be- given hy 'hc
coachcr the moment Tho ball strIk-
81 the hands Of the fielder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

B play iuHf aswtN- create frHH-
Dolce .u baseball .. where "a base rum
n,r i- compelled 90 hold his hae,
o. lF hall that BE- caught before
U" tries tO advance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-23

Hundreds Dt ti'1ts during ,nc
summer arguments sTl-r over thiH
play IS o. matter OF fact EVERY
time % runner advances % base ON Il
tly ball that d. caught his riEht q
DO pa is ~qucstIoutd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-20
Round Table ORGANIZED

An organiZa ion to be known as Inc
Round Table lad its inception Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ca =.
Holmes. Court and Pearl streets. with
Mrs. John r. Dunton chairman. Miss
Mabel r. Craig, secretary and treas
urer. Mrs +. S. Bowker. chairman of
the membership committee. Mrs. Ray
mond sherman. chairman of the pro-
gram committee and Mrs. William II.
Hall. chairman of the social commit
tee. The first meeting will take pia e
next week on Thursday afternoon at
8 o'clock in the North church parlors,
and will be held thereafter on Thurs
DAYS every two weeks. The organiza-
ton is purely social and educational
and one of the most interesting fea-
lures will be the Half Hour depart
ment, each member pledging herself
to read one-half hour daily on some
solid reading. Miss Margaret A. Dun
ton is chairman of the Half Hour COM
mittee. Hostesses will be appointed
for each afternoon and tea served at
the conclusion of the program. All
women Of the North church parish are
eligible to membership. Mrs. John II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-20

t,ire The Highest Law" now play
ing at the Strand Theatre, they
found themselves OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
over meshes of red tape. However,
their hardhood resulted in some
very interesting shots. The incon-
Cruity Of Lincoln in his frOck coat
and stove pipe hat gravely regarding
the new million dollar Lincoln Me-
mortal from his up-to- date automo-
bile, with airplanes buZZing overhead,
and electric cars hurrying by, may
he imagined. BY the way. this was
the first time permission had been
given TO photograph the Memorial.
1t was not understood by men,
bers of the company that it was nee
essary to have permit to take
photographs in the Arlington GEM
ctcry. and Ralph Ince conceived the
idea of having his picture taken i'm
personating Lincoln paying respects
to the heroes of the Maine. However.
just after the cameraman had taken
the picture the gUard dashed madly
up and rudely elected them from the
cemetery.
The spectacle Of Ralph Ince rid
ing through the streets of Washing
ton in his Lincoln makeup drew
large crowds of people wherever he
went
Secretary Tumulty gave Mr.. Ince
permission to take pictures in the
grounds of the white house, and this
occasion was the first since the war
began that any one was allowed to
take a camera into the while house
vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-20
BELFAST
Odd Fellow Bodies in Joint
CelebratiOn-NOrth Church
Guild Meets-Seven-roOm
House Damaged by Fire

A gathering of all members of the
Odd Fellow bodies was held Wednes-
day night when a reception was ten
dered to the vice president of the
Rcbekah assembly, Mrs. Alice NJ. Pal
mer of Monroe and the district dep
uty president, Mrs. Evelyn A. Frost
of Belfast. Samuel Adams was the
master of ceremonies and in the re-
ceiving line with the guests of honor
were Mrs. Albertina Palmer. noble
grand of Loyal Lodge of Monroe;
Mrs. Annie X. Adams of Belfast, past
president of the Rebekah assembly:
Mrs. Hazel r. Fernald, noble grand
of Aurora Lodge of Belfast: Mrs.
Elizabeth Murch. vice grand of the
same order; Capt. Arthur A. Hamil-
ton, Lieut. Thomas +. Bowker and
Ensign James y. Staples of Patri-
arch Militant: Harry Snow, high
priest and w. L. Cook. Junior war
dem of Penobscot Encampment:
Benjamin l.. Robertson. noble grand.
and Albert l.. Gunner, vice grand of
Waldo Lodge. ]. Q. o. F.
Following the reception de-
lightful program was given with vo-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-20
Breezy g. ". s. Notes

G1tdincr High basketball team viii
rtst Cony on Friday. This Is the
.rlv game that Gardiner will play as
1922 glmca were cancelled except this.
rhr Gardiner team is under severe
Nrucap IN having had only two
.a.kF practise and being disorgan-
'r.i since the Christmas vacation.
Cu1oh Thomas II losing no time in
lrf,ties and what has been lost in
faah.thall is sure 10 I've made up in
r1,k work lie has Il large squad
%. thc latter practising every night.
TNe senior play has been selected
" The Time ot His Life" only
SENIORS VIII be selected for 1t who are
ttr, ~ IN their rank, as the extra
v.rA would be disadvantage 10
i..H.
The private student Dance planned
fr Friday has been postponed for
.rs week
THE lunch room is now in fine
w.rhng condition and IL rather n
hUe, place NJ recess.
Wrestling bouts arc hold every
gh IN the gym.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-20

Dunton. the chairman and leader Of
the club. is very happy choice and
cannot fail to make a most agreeable
and conscient ious official. Some very
interesting afternoons are in stcre, the
program committee having number
of special days already planned. There
is no initiation fee and all members
of the parish are most cordially in
vited to become members of The
Round Table.
The Camden basketball game sched-
uled to be played in Belfast on Satur-
day night has been postponed owing
to one of the Camden men being in
jured in a game Tuesday. TIE Bel
fast mana cement is. however, trying
to get game with some other team
for that date. White and SOper will
be back from their trip at that time.
The c. II. Rice Co. wants another. :ry
at Belfast and will be given date
early next month and game will-also
be booked with the Waterville Comets.
On Friday night the Colby Rovers will
play Belfast High in the Armery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer J. Dorman are
giving bridge party Saturday night
at s O'Clock at their home on Church
street.