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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

house" Was chairman Of tho judiciary
committee in the house. During coll
lcEc days he always made a hit - an
END man In the w. 6; J. MINISTRIES.
Joe has no fraternal Affiliations buS
IS member of Wheeling clubs ana q
most active Rotaran. Is great lover
Of nature and of outdoor life-yet ~,
one of the few American business men
Of his age who manages to get alpng
without claiming golf as an essental
to health. Does enjoy working on hts
place amidst flowers, shrubbery and has
had signal success as peach grower q
In 1905 convinced his sweetheart
Rcita Caldwell. to become Mrs. Joe.l
In addition. he has Joseph Randolph.
Jr, and Anna EllZabetlI--a boy and
girl to call him Daddy"
BY nature. cheerful and friendly, ho
possesses the traits OF leadership and :
direction which SHOW to good advantage
in many ways. The president and ac-
tive head Of John s. Naylor Co., one OF
Whceling's foremost jobbing institu-
tons. The fourth president Of Wheel.
ing Rotary-serv!ng our club during
l91S-19l9. Has attended most Of the
international Rotary conventions and
has caught the spirit OF Rotary in
greater degree than the average indi-
Nidual. Has Observation-Disclosures
reputation as q songstcr and musical
director-havinS charge OF rchearsals
oc all the modern. classical Rotary
songs No director has ever secured
greater results with his supporting
company than our own Joe.
Let us wish for you health, happiness.
lots of work and increased opportunity
for service to Rotary" in the years to
come.
Joe Naylor says
lust he little checker. and often soften
UP bit:
Just he A little merrier like sunbeams
newly lit: "
Just make little happier some lonely
aching heart: "a
Just he 4 little snapper in taking on
your part. :.
Then. just speak little kinder to
everyone you know. n
And let 1t be a reminder wherever you
may go ....,..
That YOU must keep on smiling. retain
constant smile: 80.
Keep It up and on forever-just live the
life worth while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
5000 Miners in Sub. Dist.
Will Go Out On Strike

East Liverpool, Ohio. March %9.--Fit-
teen hundred miners In Co!umbiana
county will heed the strike order issued
BY the United Mine Workers OF
America. the officials announced to-
night. go,
Operations in twenty-five mircs viii
DO completely tied up at Salinevilic'
West Point, Lisbon and Washington
ville. A few wagon mines, manned by
hon-union labor, will continue opera
tons
T. c. Fleming. Of Alliance. president
Of Sub District No. 4. which includes
Columbiana. Jefferson and Harrison
counties. estimated tonight that 5000
miners within his jurisdiction would re-
spond TO the suspension order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Strike-breakHrS in The
Western Maryland Shops

Cumberland Md. NAr. @?.--The feel
lug Of tension from the strike Of West
crn Maryland shop and maintenance" OF
vnv mon on this division. numbering
80. has hccr intensified hy the arrival
n, strike breakers. which til" Dickson
CONSTRUCTION & Repair company. con-
tractor. has imported from various cit
ica The company admitted about
dozen had arrived this morning and
wnro rushed % tho shop" past the pick
e.s Of the strikers before they could be
,ntcrrcptcd. Thcy a." bearded and
lodged IN cara ut the shops.
TIL strikers committee states thH.
tho force OF private detectives and
railroad police he's been greatly aug
rncn,cd. Threats of Ti"l'nc" ar" re-
noted ny 4 number OF The oder mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
MAY TRY RICHARD
ON ANOTHER CHARGE

New Yurh. March -. - George L.
tTrx) Rickard. international sports pro-
motcr acquitted early today on charges
81 criminal assault and ABDUCTION, may
have to undergo trial on one III the re-
manning Indictments against him. As
Setant District Attorney Pecora an
u"unccd tonight.
Il intend TO look carefully over the
other cases" lie said. and II they show
strength in which the Schoenfeld case
WAS lacking. we will try them"
Three indictments charging criminal
assault, on East Side school girls are
lending against Mr.. Richard. No I'm
mediate action Will be taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Morgan Refuses TO Honor
ReQuiSitiOn Of Gov. Davis

Charleston. w Va. March "3..-Gov-
rrmor T.. r Morgan today d"',lu"h l."
huuur tho rcQUi>lt.on of Governor Davis
n ohio FOR "HtraditiUn Of Edward
Stephenson. The governors "Cl,oG waS
l5t,,.d go Il Ici,"rt Icy pardon attorney \.
G. Jenkins. that Mr.. Stephenson was
not 1 !uritlVc from justice.
Thr rr."rt said that Stephenson and
his v;c" had lived IN MorKant"wr. Tia;
Mrs. Stephenson had obtained a divorce
in Onto ..ul thrr" had hccu granted the
rU>t"uy 0f their S,.u ?h"u; l. years OILY.
Stcphrn,"n j. wanted. IA" pardon al
t"rnvr saiG. IN a ~" lNvulv!N& III"
Sai ror, - hi son and has offered T.
,ui,rnlt H." uuy tln..I!,,i he t. returned
10 West N.rrin.a. hIt refuses /" Il" :"
- long a. the boy IS hclA IN OH"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Elkins Boy Gets 4 Years
IN Nebraska Reformatory

omaha Nch. March 2?--Ar;er con-
Tossing L. having pulled Of Il dozen hug-
larieS and hold ups in four days in
Omaha. Castle Pritchard. sixteen year
old son OF ". T. rritChard. of EikinS, ".
Va. was sentenced today to the Nebras-
Ia state rctIrmatory for four years.
Young Fritchard was in the West Viz
gtnia reform school. from which he cs-
caHed q few weeks ago. and hts fath~"
wrote the Omaha authorities asking
cemcncy for tho boy IN company with
another boy o" his own a;c young l'r!tch
ard was ''burlming' his WY over tho
country. pullinS oil robberi"S. The frs
right the boys We're n Omaha they
rnhheh four hon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

addressed tho gathering, Attorney Cen
cral George +. Alter and his deputies.
Adjutant General franl; -. Beary and
Superintendent Of Stat" I0lic" Lynn I.
Adams Joined in the discussion q!
methods TO maintain order The whole
situation. together with experience III
former strikes. was CanvaSsrd. ana III"
shcrifra informed OF what the law re-
nu!res In emergency. how to reach stat"
policemen, and wa and means for CO.
nnrra. ion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
wANTED-SALESNEN
SODA FOUNTAIN SYM

SODA FOUNTAIN SrKUP
SNLESMAN-Sidc line. Now calling on
fountain trade in Wheeling and vic'n-
!ty. Mus; he Nigh class man TO handle
THIS proposition. Our product AZ staple
- sugar. Toe commission. Fine opEoc-
:uaity 10 develop splendid weekly IN
come. Call IN person Tor Interview,
manufacturers representative. Mr.. d. +.
Pierce. Mcclure ho;cl. ma Co!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
FOR SALE

Two-story frame house. : rooms
and lattice porch: natural gas
and electricity. Located at Se!le
W. Va. nine miles on hard road
from Charleston. Tran. inter
urban and jitucy service. one
acre river bottom land above
high water on kanawha river.
Place contains 80 bearing fruit
trees. 70 apple. : peach. plum.
= cherry: beautiful rose bushes.
Ideal for party desiring 70 ope-
crate combination poultry and
.ruit farm. Present owner must
move at once TO Arizona. VIII
sell at n big sacrifice $3.50
cash or S2.5ou cash and Sl.JGU
at SlON.rO per month. Notify
John L. B.ddle, Belle. W. Va.
ma-l0-:t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE

or Redemption OF Bonds OF Street I'M
proyement Loan No. OF the
City OF Wheeling
Notice Is hereby given ~ he comra!s-
sloners OF Street Improvement Loan OF
1912 Of the City OF Wheeling. West Wiz
GINA. that. pursuant TO the require
ments OF the ordinance % said City.
passed .\Hrn |. 1912. ea;itled IA or
dinance 10 provide Tor the issue and sale
OF bonds OF the City o: Wheeling. TO be
Known as toe Street Improvement Loan
OF 1912 and redemption and payment
thereof, etc" the following described
bouds issued under the said ordinance
Will become due and payable on the first
day Of April. \. =. 1922. TO wiz: bonds
OF $4,000 principal. each numbered 81.
-, So, s.. 50. So, ~, 10, - and ~. Said
bonds Will be redeemed and paid at the
Dollar Savings Il Trust Co. OF the Ci;y
o. Wheeling. West Virginia. on and
after the first day OF April. i@%2c. and
said bonds Will cease 70 bear interest
from tie last named day and date
tSisned) F. &. DRIEHORST.
J. F. Hell.
Commissioners @: tie stree: Improve
ment Loan No. : ma IFS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
STETCHER THE WINNER

I:"~lum. March 29.--Joe Ststcher OF
Dodge. Ncb.. defeated Yousouf Mano-
mont. the I:a,kau wrestler tonight IN
two straight falls. The first fall was
scored after torty-onr minutes ana
eight seconds OF wrestling and the Soc
rnd in %i.ireu minutes and twenty-four
seconds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

Who have remained u; w"'.. W.'ham
II. llvupcrSaIn,.r. aG'd D.. ,"t' h2p''
operator and Wi!;inm Mi.h"' Urm'AhiG
operator Il, Maryland Junction. ard j.
+. Cusurc. crossing Waterman. a N'S'-
"rnpuri. report having hcrn warned ny
icii"yH and telephone to stop 81 'hrN
wl.l hc dealt with violence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
SWEET SEVENTEEN.
JAMES OWEN THION.
unJudgC.l

'lnJudFc1
You temp: ne with your f!appcr ways
SO VIE. so knowing. yet 80 young
Tho sptr!t OF these restless days
Is yours whose eUlrc is Yet UnsunS.
lrrcNcrent and fun oc tCH.
And much too daring in your dress;
You are. when ali ~ sad! and done,
An innocent adventures.
Tnere is SO much 10 See and know,
So much of folly 10 acquire;
This queer old world 10 far too SLOW
To quite keep pace with your desire.
Controlled and Curbcd hy some strange
art
Akin 90 mothrr-tcrdcrurss
You still would he, without your heart
An innocent advGntUrcS%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED -- UpholStcriUg and genera.
furniture repairing 10y an rApcr..
Work can he done At your hpsUc. Write
UphoIstCrer, - Ohio 81 or phone 2S9-M.
ma So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
POULTRY

EGGS that viii, hatch-W. tie Wyan-
doItc - eggs sl0o. 20 eggs $500. 100
eggs. 500. Z. Meyers. Z y. No :.
Him Grove mar"l-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Foa SALE-POULTRY

FUE SALE AarVnas. Shepherd Strain
SIocH and eggs. ii l.. licmi"Hnn. H.
Wheeling. ". Va. ma S"-->'
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WANTED go Several Intelligent young
women. salary and commission &c Oh
opportunity Experience unnecessary.
Apply at once n person. AsA!n \ Mar
Inc Co. 1918 Main stree. ma -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
IS
WINNER OVER
HOPPE BY g
matinee.

Chicago. March - (Ry IN" ASSOCIATE
ed Press )--Jakc Schacfe" tonight re-
tanned his wOrld's IS halk line billiard
championship and by steady work he
defeated Willie Hoppe by the marrow
margin Of 80 points. He ended the
third aud final block OF play with l."Oo
points to the former champions l,46S.
Tonight's score 10y innings: SrhacfeT
57-l07-"-@c 60 30 { o. 0-0-"l5- 10
6OO-5 OO-50O. total 1900. Average tonight
SO :,-i5; Grand average IS 1871.
Hoppe Observation-Disclosures
l3-IlG--I66-+SG total 14GS. Average to-
night 81 l9-li: grand average As $50.
Hoppe won tonights block 5l6 To 3o1
but Schacfrr's 4G point lead gained IN
the HrS. two blocks proved 70" much Tor
the man who held the championship" for
sixteen wears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
WANTED -EMALE

WANTED-Womau tor general house
work In family Of three. Must be
able to COOK. Reference required. Apply
20 Mrs. y. h. schmidt. - Popular Ave.
Woodlawn. ma -0-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Had No Excuses

Turtcht. despite his rather "rrat'
vur,i under tnc strain Oc the ttuiIr con-
test. there wcr" few who would disput"
S,,hacfer's claim 70 supremacy. iiorN"
himself C\nrrSScd the general sentiment
when he sail:
Il have no excuses. There ar" none
better than Young Jake"
The idol of billiard players during IN"
mast dfteHa years then gathered his ut
tie daughter IN HIS arms. and with few
friends walked quietly FROM the hail.
On the stug" the champion WAS sur
rounded by friends. hut through III"
crowd q slim hohhcl-hairNd r,Tl pushed
her way. and throwing her arms around
their young victor said.
II knew il Jake. Oh knew it."
II was Mr. LAX" Scha"fcr.
Within thirty days SchaerHr viii de-
rcud his title arainst Wicker Cochran,
another "hpy wouicr" The match will
rrohJblv br mayed hcrn o. in New York
Victory Gratifying
II. victory over Hoppe -wJS unusually
gratifying - ~ cum; I"k"," f"r whom
nr Won tho to" crrm WIFE," last fall
~ the tournHircut h"re many though,
his Victories might have been i!uh"s
Fur;hcrworr. some iiftc"n Ncrrs ago
Home defeated tn" .latc odd Jake"
SrhncCrr. the present CHAMPIONS father
md Il has boon the youngsters ambition
to prov" his superiority over Hoppe.
TontghtS play was extremely Rugged
ut times. wIi'c occasionally II reached
unusual hr,rjancy. With ~ execution
Of a lD7 r"n Ivy Schacrcr Ia til" se""nG
frame trnirht. both players were verE
nervous and off stroke IT tho start
lTonrc >"ttlcd down first and by steady
plav took the lead for the first timc TO-
might. only to los" Il again moment
}r,.r when Scha"trr recovered and ran
@l2.
II, tho nall innings. the play aGat:'
b,yll, ragged both men throwing
AWAY ct&y shots after pulling "u' az
tIsa, h".c; cIUS' Il 10y had hrca&S. which
wee IH"ut equally divided
l.. his las. !na:ag when li"pr" seemed
yurr uC running uUt. s"'no"n" N IN"
:.li,li"H:c .agitatrd o.rr IL" challenger
dclii"ra. cucSs. shouted.
80, ahead ami shoot"
uonnr made the shot. HI; missed on
;nc irNt. ard Srhae'cr raT In" TON lie
needed "or victory. Hoppe inS tStEd that
nc ,.ad not hccr affected Ivy the shout
"'i'h,. miScuc was inst break Of Tho
v.,A,e" he sat,i. Il told Yen last nign;
that the nam with the breaks woH'd
Nyi -
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EN-SERVTCE Mt:N--Meu who can walk.
talk and tell the truth. $500 weekly
6 =. NJ till l. II. Ask tor. Mv. McG!ni\.
Colonial NotC,. ma IN
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MAYOR CHOSEN
CONTINUED from Page ons)

at the University OF Virginia. and after
graduation returned to Wheeling where
he practiced law for several years.
In carly life served as 4 Republican
member OF the West Virginia legisla-
ture at which time the Ohio county DEL
egation claimed him the baby Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
WANrED-NALE

wAETED-At once. Few bright .nteH-
igent youV6 men as sIleSmen Very
profitable and chance for advancement.
Apply at @j-26 McLain EIdE. ASK Tor
II. J. Mccross!n. or call 1885, for ~.
poiniment. ma -'-'
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REAL ESTATE rol; SALE
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1917 SCALE
CONTINUED from Page one)

were unable 10 attend. bat are inter
rstcd in the ARRANGEMENTS.
In addition to Governor Sproul. who
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-26

Littel Rock ON business yester-
day.
/ + /
The opening of the Bank of
Judsonia was held yesterday af-
ternoon. During the afternoon
414 visitors were enrolled and
souvenirs Of candy for the ladies
and pencils and cigars for the
men were distributed. The de-
posits for teh first day ran over
thirty-eight thousand dollars.
The officers and directors were
very much pleased. The officers
and directors of the new institu-
ton are Edward Stevens, Pres,
c. A. Figley, Vice Pres. A. O.
Aday, Caster, +. w. Lewis, AS
sistant Cashier, F G Briggs, j.
7. johnson and Will Leisure.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-26
Local and Personal Items.

Tie makers wanted. Enquire
for Wright at J. A. Bauer's Of
flee.
+ / /
Mrs. Amanda VanMeter re-
turned last Saturday from 4 Wis
it with relatives in Newport.
: ! t
Fresh produce every Tuesday
and Friday at B. w. Anrdews
and Son.
Geo. Hammond, editor of the
Bald Knob Eagle was in town
today.
We can furnish material COM
plete for wagon beds at very
low cost.
Owens-Houck Lumber CO.
+ +
J. L. Figg and w. A. w. Price
of Bald Knob were transacting
business in town yesterday.
+ + +
Mrs. T. J. Lowdermilk and
daughters, spent the first of the
week in Memphis.
/ + +
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Beals Wis
tied relatives in Heber Springs
last Friday.
Galv, Iron Roofing, ridge roll,
valley tin and flashing.
OWens-IIouck Lumber Co.
/ / /
t. w. Leggett and c. B. Rich
ardson OF Bald Knob, were in
town Tuesday afternoon.
+ / !
Earl Thompson, son of Ben
Thompson has won a place on
the debating team Of the Arkan-
sas State Normal and will lep-
resent the school in one of its
debates this year.
Mrs. J. Z. Johnson, Misses Tia
johnson and Eunice Stevens are
spending the day in Little Rock.
y #
Miss Nellie Dyer of Galloway
College, will spend the week end
here with Mrs. A. w. Henson.
s. q =
1t is said that the new peace
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-26

Dollar" is ready. There are thous
ands and thousands of people in
this good old land of ours who
would like to get hid f a piece
of a dollar.
& Il
w. II Nichols of Bald Knob,
was transacting business in Jud-
son Il Monday.
81 & Il
Baled hay for sale. See
Geo. Hubach.
81
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lewis of
Shirley have moved to Judsonia.
Mr.. Lewis is the assistant cash
ier Of the Bank of Judsonia.
Ny 1922 wall paper SAMPLES
are here. | also have color cards
and suggestions for draperies,
and samples and cola cards fer
new kLEAfFLAX 6UGS.
GEO. II. WAGNER.
The S. |. A. will have a social
meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the High School auditorium.
J. / +
For Trade have a good bort
touring car to trade for straw
berry plants, Klondike OF Aroma
You can see car any time.
J A. Bauer.
+ i
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Wells and
daughter, of Searcy, were visit
ors in town Sunday.
Wanted / can use some
Klondike and Aroma berry
plants yet. If you have any see
me at once. J. A. Bauer.
i +
J. C. Bauer is attending a
meeting of Fruit Jobbers in Chi
cago this week.
i i +
John Orr was transacting bus
mess in Foreman, Ark, part of
last week.
s. * &
Nick Smith Of Little Rock
spent the first of the week III
town.
i t
Sanders Armstrong was in
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-26

-ibe for the Advance.
: !
cars for sale.
Henderson Motor Co.
& 7 /
dA Is horsepower en-
T. Crawford.
+ i /
nent Photos at Howard
es, photographers, judi
/ i t
for rent downstai S in
ell brick. Geo. Hubach.
+ J. /
or sanitary purposes.
ns-IIouck Lumber Co.
I + /
arham Of Bald Knob
itor in town Monday.
! + +
Roth is transacting bus
Little Rock today.
/ + +
f. A. Yates for any and
of shoe repairing.
+ J. +
fulin was in Little Rock
We the Blue Mountain
goods. They are best.
B. w. Andrews & Son.
J. + +
aver Board for inside
ceilings. We have a
K.
s-Houck Lumber Co.
Ii + +
roadster for sale or
J. II. Roth.
i i /
d IA. Fitzhugh and Miss
.FeltOn spent yesterday
in Little Rock.
4 i i
want to make a crop
ne. | have my own
wagon. j. S. Stephens
~ Middleton farm.
K Of Little Rock was
new Chalmers car in
Wednesday.
AS. i i
Mrs. Rhodes, of Shir-
itig relatives in Jud-
iaa few days.
! I
Itch will stop all leaks
E. We have it.
HOuck Lumber Co.
/ /
tial Stevens, of Shirley,
,,cb the Bank Of .Judson-
N for a few days.
y r
of Camden was in
ny and sold the build
ley occupy to Walter
Ark,er.
I i
ave the latest, most
lethod for tire. ting
ltely guarantee a
icy refunded. For
write OF see.
DIR. ACLIN.
Searcy. Ark.
~~~~~~~-~~-~-~~--~~-~~~-~~~
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-26

Littel Rock ON business yester-
day.
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-26

1t is said that the new peace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-14
SHOP notes

Ralph Weber of the advertising
department. of the Central Maine
Power Co. wore a broad and expan-
sive smile Thursday.
He was exhibiting something new
something so entirely different
from anything else that the many
friends he greeted at the Electric
Shop couldn't help being interested.
The particular object Of attention
Thursday was the Stero electric
stove.
Now the Stero stove is really a
thing of beauty and those who make
it-including Ralph Webber-say it
will be JOY forever. 1t is smaller
than any other electric stove that
has been seen here. 1t is also lower
in price, and, according to the MAX
ers, and is more economical in opera
ton than gas or coal. Used with an
ordinary light socket, it combines the
virtues of an electric grill, an electric
oven and a freless cooker. Paul X.
Craig of the Sterolectric Co. was on
hand to demonstrate the stove
Thursday and he had an audience
that was continuous and apprecia-
tive. Especially did he emphasize the
virtues of the TimeteR-a patented
device for the control of the heat in
the oyen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-14
Party for Arthur Merrill

Secretary Arthur S. Merrill of the
Westbrook Community Association,
who is soon to leave Westbrook to ac-
cept a fine position in Bangor, was
given a farewell dinner by party OF
friends at NIitchell's, Spurwink, Tues
day evening. The party. numbering
more than 20, went to Spurwink in
automobiles and a fine shore dinner
was enjoyed. During the progress of
the dinner, Mr. Merrill was presented
with a fine Waltham watch as a mark
OF his popularity with his Westbrook
friends, p. A. Bachelor making the
presentation speech and conveying to
the recipient a measure Of the regret
felt by Mr.. MerrilPs many Westbrook
friends at his departure from the
city. Mr.. Merrill Responded and told
those present of his sincere regret at
leaving Westbrook where he has
made many friends during the past
two years, and expressed his appre-
citation of the gift and the spirit which
prompted it. Cards were enjoyed fol-
lowing the dinner and the party re-
turned home shortly before midnight.
-Westbrook letter, Portland Evening
Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill are former
Augusta young people.
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WARREN

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scott Of Port
land returned home Tuesday after
passing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Starrett.
Miss Edna Jones passed Saturday
with her aunt, Miss Nina Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wallace and
daughter passed Sunday with Mrs.
Wallace's mother, Mrs. Flora Jones, at
the village.
Lora Campbell and Bertha Moody are
visiting Mrs. Frank Collins at Bunker
Hill for a few days.
Eva Childs Of South Union was the
guest Of Gertrude Starrett Friday.
Emery Simmons of Pleasantville Is
helping Bert Pushard in haying.
William Collins of South Union Is
working for Ernest Campbell during
haying.
Mrs. vesta Seigars Of South Dres-
den is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred
Starrett, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Green and FAM
lily Of Rockland were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Tarr Sunday.
Fred Starrett passed Saturday in
Cushing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Bowman Of
South Warren were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayland Dreamer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Starrett and
daughter Ruby are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Starrett until they move
into their new cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Starrett. Mrs.
Fred Starrett ard two children. Parker