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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
F. E. Guernsey
Files PAPERS

EN-N"nsressman Frank T.. Guern',v
of Dover, Republican candidate for
United states senator Monday filed 81
the Department Of state his romina-
ton papers containing 410o signature.
the maximum allowed by the primary
law. The petitions contained the sig
natures OF large number ~ women
as well as men. and many Of the peti-
tons were circulated AMI filed Nv
women. The papers came in lsT se~-
lions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
Nine Rantized

The week of special services at the
Beatty has been the principal speak
er. closed Easter day with a series Of
meetings beginning with a sunrise
service at o'clock and closing with
the after meeting" which followed
the regular evening service. At the
service held at 4.30. nine candidates
Of the six services during the day the
church was filled to it's capacity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

MIDDLE BRIDGE-Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Chick and son Herbert of
Portland have enjoyed a weeks So
journ at their summer home, opening
it preparatory to future use.
on April 9th, the first Mayflowers
picked in this vicinity were brought
to the Middle Bridge store by Dana
Q. Rittall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Averill and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heath of Rich
mond were guests on Sunday of Mrs.
Averill's mother. Mrs. Lizzie Rittall.
Karl +. Rittall, superintendent of
the Donsmore, County Road Farm
Richmond. called on friends Sunday
the first time for over three months
and received hearty welcome.
Boyd Goodwin's motor boat went
into the water April Sth, the second
boat to be launched. John H. May
ers' motor boat Eagle took to the
water on the 10th, the third boat to
go overheard this season in Eastern
river.
Lloyd Mayors has purchased a new
auto.
Shad nets and gears are being over
hauled preparatory to a bit warmer
weather for fishing.
Only once before within the mem
ory Of inhabitants at Middle Bridge
have the tides been so high on East
crn river as during this full moon
period. overrunnng the roads and
bridges.
William W. Choate and John A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
Henry Warren

Henry Warren died sunday night at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Lucy Ray
mond on Royal street. He had been
in poor health for some time. Funeral
scry ices will re held "Wednesday and
the body taken to West Leeds for
burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
CUT This OuT-Ir Is MORrM MON Ey

CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH NONEV
Cut out this slip. enclose with &c and
mail II to Foley 4 Co. 2s3s Sheffield
Ave-. Chicago. H.. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pains in sides and back:
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments: ana Foley Cathsrtic
Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation.
biliousness. headaches, and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere. ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
STATE HOUSE
Continued from PAGE 1D

lican candidate for Sheriff OF oxford
county.
James A. Pulsifcr II Auburn. Dem
ocratic candidate for county attorney
of Androscoggin county.
Nathan F.. Merrill ~ EuCkfeld,
Democratic candidate for the House
OF Representatives..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
Hearings. Fish and Game Department

Commissioner Parsons will hold
public hearing at the Fish and Game
Department. Friday. April 81. NJ 10
A. M. on petition to close all tribn-
taries to China Lake to all fishing
except for smelts.
The same day at the same place az
1880 A. NJ. he will also hold q hear
ing on petition to prohibit taking Of
suckers with the aid of torches in
Donham Brook, tributary to Marshall
Pond in Hebron, Oxford county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

N'' r'0'a leighton student AZ
S'n' lrsopNs Academy neorinr 's
'0r hrr r1rcntS. MIR and Mrs.
rhtor She Is accompanied
N' Wee MARY Hopkins ~ Bangor. as
rs,'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

Stoddard at the organ. Prelate Nor
man S. Donahue officiated and
memorial services here held for the
late Capt. John w. Fergusan the only
member of the Commandery who
has died during the year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

frfr Clark ~ North whitcfeld
7'i sunday night. lie was a life
mr. resident ~ that town and was
- are. lie leaves daueh-
80 Nes lala Clark and two sor,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
DRESDEN
StinsOIl.

Mrs. Augustus Could and sister,
Emma. went to Augusta Monday to
visit their sister, Mrs. Roy Robbins.
Mics iIarrctte Sheldon or Everett,
Mass. is passing weeks vacation
at her home here.
Mrs. u. A. Cote, and Misses Har-
IIettc and Carolyn Sheldon were
sunday guests of Mrs. Oscar Bailey
l.. \, Eailey superintendent OF
schools. visited the school at Middle
Bridge. Thursday
LLOYD Mayors has recently pur-
chased an Overland car.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayers and son,
Lloyd. and Clifton Cote attended Eas-
ter services at Richmond, Sunday.
Witham Rittall has recently pur-
chased a Ford car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

John OF Whitefield and Charles of
Gardiner Funeral services will be
held Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. at Saint
Dennis church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

For the first time in Brooklyn's
athletic history a boys baseball nine
is to have an assistant manager, a
girl She is Helen NJ. Thompson of
Bushwick High School, A star ball
player herself last year on the girls
team, she was elected to this position
by the boys last week, who voted for
EcS to a man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

r,r y r skillln was visitor in
Portland Nnnday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

"- N,o Enrkc. 0ho has been
'rrr eva Weekend with her pa
"s " ona Mrs charles + Burke.
7rr r ro'urnod SUNDAY 70 San
f7tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

THO -r-l'ar meeting ~ Heath re
RI foru- v'' ho bold this Tuesday
y t~-- II ~ Mo Randolph ladies as
"r f.-'..e,e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

IT.. s'.Uo ~ =. s Smith and Co.
81 ireedlt. April H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

q" r.t. k'nrshurv street. who
t..a rcrouely ~. is now able to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

r r va'o ~ Portland passed the
v,-t.t-t oIth friends in Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

-.rr Talmcr ~ East Pttston
r.0r me out of-town visitors
b. GA ~rr. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

rr,rk cate cf Dresden was a bus
.,.,. y.-.tor IN Gardiner. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

u--s.e Thompson of East Pittston
os, raHrg Monday on friends In
|Cstf.r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

x r Gardiner was visitor in
r.-,arl. Mnndn'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

r,~e, .r-rev NJ Dresden Mills was
r.Ht- Gardiner. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

n..- ,s,ira H1rlov ~ Eoston, Is
rr r1ror's. MIR. and Mrs.
.frrs,. trrolu avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18

Lawrence Robinson of Dexter was
in town on business Wednesday.
Albert Sawyer has been suffering
with hiccoughs for four days and
nights. His daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Clarke of Newport is caring for him.
Orthy Sawyer has been suffering
with blood poisoning in his hand, the
past week. His brother. Edwin Saw
yer, has been attending TO the chores
for him.
The assessors have taken the in
ventory of stocks through town and
are now working at the town hall as
sessing the taxes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
RIPLEY
Edward SkiIIincs

Edward SkillinSs passed away early
Friday morning at his home in Ripley
with tuberculosis. Mr.. Skiliings has
been a great sufferer for year but
was very patient. He leaves wife,
Mrs. Maria Skillings. one daughter,
Mrs. Harry Gould of Dexter, one sis
ter, Mrs. l.. l.. Stafford and one
brother, Calvin Goodwin of Ripley,
besides several grandchildren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
GARDINER

GARDINER !
r.r y = skillin was visitor in
r.r.a-d Monday
.
r,-e, gr7rsv N Dresden Mills was
r.ttr Gardiner Monday.
1 " r Gardiner was visitor in
Ir-rsrL Monday
rr vate ~ Portland passed the
1871 r-t oIth friends in Randolph.
4 rr,rk GATE IN Dresden was bus
4 ,-,. y-'or IN Gardiner. Monday.
n u,-,-e Thompson of East Pittston
H., ranrz Monday on friends in
#Cs,f-
n r.-,rc rplmcr ~ East Pjttston
r.or thc out -of-town visitors
g~rr. Monday.
IT,. s.Io ~ T.. s. Smith and Co.
'u,.1 aN day on Patriots
a rcednt. April r.
rHl.o N president was
rr.,- IT.. oa' of.town visitors in
,..... Monday
-
" u1. k0rshurv street. who
r..e ecronslv ill is now able to
C.r.r. .wrsn ard son Thomas. Of
-. r.e, STING fr'nds in Car
t,.-
,,.- ,srta Iiarlo, of Boston, Is
trr.., Lincoln avenue.
v.. ..,.1 Norda,. called hv the
.e - t.. mother, Mrs. Mary r.
...
our Easter pa, with
Randolph rcturncd Mon
..'. tcmc In Portland
-- -
f.,-.nr tho voc.-oud with
MIS- returned Monday 20
----------
~" V''k end 0th her pa
s pr. md Mr. l. w. Wills re-
Nordar ~ boz homo.
-
'r EWh i'ath'r NN" mas neon
Randolph, has returned -
..''E". e" resume her studies.
>''E,.'", - ~
'Nam. y. Whof" n" mas
We 'f.'Il'" SP'hu'N' W"" HdH
''E ~ WV ",,'''' NO.
N'"''' Wv ''''' W '>''''''
2 I.',r a9 q teacher.
'',h' N'' a''nN va" "a
h'''n'S' ~ ''' W. =
'.h' 'h''"' wv "'N
nor N"''' III ''NIs'"'''
-, .....,... - -, tto,,h rc-
'-I'' no''''nF '" '',a'" ~
W. N''"''F" ''''
WISE ,r,a I Uurkc. " M has heen
rr ,.s week md with her pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

Sh"s Are SmuRRIed Into prison In
'"nf Of bread, Police


n''r 'n'tinr two bars from their
'"!' "'nd"w. an attempt by two
prisoners To escape from the Hem
rte" county Jail TUESDAY nigh, was
frustrated ny county officers. IL was
learned Yesterday
Robert Greer. serving a thirty dav
Sehtcnc" for trespassinC and Rasil
h"ilS' awaiting action by the grand
jury on grand larceny charge wer.
intercepted by the county TALLER
whiIe saving third bar Of the win
h"W shortly after II o'clock.
me prisoners are alleged to have
confessed IN" saws were smursle1I
INT" ia" Ja! IN q loaf OF bread de-
iiN"rHd 10y Main street confec-
ti"n"r Tuesday afternoon. Invcstiya-
ti"n 10y Sheriff W. Webb Sydnor re-
S"i''" u" III" arrest OF Vincent Fer
rome. recently released from the
prison. "n charge OF aiding the
PRISONERS 4" escape. 1;reer. HOLLY
ana F"rr"ne will have a hearing be-
tore jnsi'c" \. Taylor Pitt this morn
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
DETERMINE STATUS OF
COLORED BANK TODAY
h"Hd ar Mechanics Saving. tnstItu-
ton Prepared Z" Comply with
Requirements.

matters. Judge M"ncure prohanIv
VIII act in tho matter of the Nc.
'hanics Savings Bank recently
closed ny III" direction of officials
~ IS said John Mitchell. presid"n, %,
IN" institution. is prepared to rnmpIy
WIN amy requirements necessary for
IN" resumption "f activities a, the
bank TN" hank waS ,..nsnd rcron,r
ON IN" grounds that Sunicien, funds
Tor securing holders 81 notes were
lacking. but II is understood TN.
matter has been adjusted and that
when The case TX presented h.for.
Jnde" M"ncure today the security
will b" Forthcoming.
IN" bank vas closed on Iulv -
ny order OF tho banking division -,
VA" stat" Corporation Commission
ana "n tho following Monday John
E"nh"Iph Tucker and James W. COR
h"n w"r" named az receivers I, ir
represented that tho receivers will
recommend tn" resumption Of husi-
mss meeting ~ Stockholders was
MIA l's' night. at which it was said
IN" 'hhnces for immediate reopen
ing ~ tho hank were hriph,
k"N. w. ]. Johnson preside at tho
mass meeting OF stncknoldcrs a, IN.
'ltN Auditorium last night. when a
series "f resolutions were adouted
i"N"rahI" 20 immediate resumption
"' business The meeting was large
~ attended and enthuSiasiic Rev
j. L. cook and Rev. w f. Rrown
conducted religious exercises and
music was furnished by a band and
group 81 vocaliste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
CARGO or "mO/f.
REV EAI.S ITSELF
AS l8tCHiNAMt.N

continued From First faeep
states commissioner ri-x"nhrin"r,
And the f"ur prisoners WEIR hrld In
h"ui al 81 90" -a"h prn,iine triai.
which viii h- held as soon Ger.
tain Investigations can h- made
N"u- az the four could furnish iha
bond i.si might. AMI Nl were re
mandrd {" The custody ~ John -.
Saunders. city Sergeant
II il - found that the Cinnamon
w-r" smuesi"d int" thiS country.
Commissioner Fi-r"nh-in-.r viii
h'v. ia. authority l." order them H.
i..ii-L. They w,li have Ih- right "r
aprra. fr"m thai decision IL the
."Inni>eI" should il>..i.S .hr far
"iEn"r-, ih"r- l. IL" appeal fer ih-
government Tir men viii q" free
rr"ni, Is severe.
The penalty f"r aiding .nd aL-i
t'"E 'h- >nufyii"s az i"r.i.nrI>
int" TIA, country, l. SAIL 1. lee severe
1t i imr"s-d nv ti,- ii"it-d states
'IsiIl,t court
White ia ,n- "piuion ~ the F..l
rr,l officers VIA" made The arrests
'h- cinnamon w,.r" smnesI"d
iu At Tampa aud were on their way
{" New York when th<' truck VAS
held az ON ;h- road near Petersburg
very EFFORT az the agents to get
my Information out 81 any az TIA.
tour men arrested. ar the DrirntaIS
wn> fruirl.ss
Commissioner F!rErnheimer did
obtain the names. age. addresses
""'npai i"h ana length ~ residence
In The United States from each one
"f them. ana turned ihis over 10 tn.
uthnTltIrs FOR Investigations When
th-N w-r- hr-t questioned they re-
fused i' >p"ak Snl HpprsI-d unt to
understand English Later G-pre-
PONG "n' "f the oldest az The eight
zen. Admitted that his hun. = IN
New York, and replied Z" SOM ~
~ questions He told 4 e Rris.
tow. ~ the New York Life Insurance.
Company. Richmond, that he vas@a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
MAKE GOOD PROGRESS
ON GIANT WATER MAIN
Will Prove Invaluable to Fire
Department West of
Twelfth Street.

Rapid progress is being made on
the biz water main which is designed
l" supply a long-felt want in water
pressure In tn" western section ot
'he city. and which will prove in.
N"!hahie /" tn" Fire Department, at
utmost any point west Of Twelfth
street. Contractors. under the su-
p"rNiSs"n OF the Department of ruh-
ne welfare. are pushing the work
:" mat a greater part Of the utility
may he In operation before winter
In r"f"renc" To the matter Mayor
Ainslie said last night:
The final test ~ the first soctI,n
or the thirty-inch water main which
when completed. will reach from
Muih"rry and Rsv"rly to sixth and
Canal. thence NJ to SIKH and Main
distance Of l2."on linear feet. was
completed this morning. Tho srr,in,
which was tested reaches from Mul.
berry To Meadow and Is 3.Ioo fec,
long.
rw" tests were given. frs, the
reservoir pressure. which lasted for
twenty four hours. Then IL was nm,
under high pressure about sixty
nv" pounds I" the square inch-fnr
iw"n'y-four hours. The section stood
IN" test at all points.
This is the main which Is being
laId t" increase 10 high pressur.
S"rNl'" praCtically everywhere north
"' '"nai and west ~ Twelfth on tho
hiiI IN the old city. which will mean
not only greatly increased water
supply Tor hr" hrhtiuE. hut also com
pl"t" domestic and commercial ser-
vice at tho high points
Tn" cost ~ tho main when conn
pl"i"d will no fl5n.oon The wafer.
main program Of In" department, OF
funlic Utilities for i?22 calls far
nine and siNty-hv" hundr.dths miles
81 mains. Approx iinately ono half nf
me program has h""n ""mpl"tcd. aud
the new ma ins At" In service Wa
mop" /" get IN" hig main in service
he'"r" next winter. hut all depends
upon good weather. tn" recent rains
having badly delayed all public
work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
RICHMOND GIRL BROWNS
: WITH CHUM IN BATHING
Miss AnntB boiling WcalhcrcII
>.Nictimlof WavcrIy Beach
Traucdy.

WANING abruptly into the channel
Of Kappa hknnock River. Miss Ann
Rolling, Wosth"reil. i7-year- old htrh
school ts'nfSn,, ~ 1872 North Norris
street, ,and Miss Page poaxlev. her
companion, ~ GWineys. were drown
cd w1hiieShathinE,at Waverly Rceach.
car"ineA County. Wednesday after
noon.
etv"ungtcirls. with Miss colbert.
OF EuheNs, w"r" wadinr in Shoai
water about hrty yards on shore
when they stepped in the rivers
channel. Answering to their fran
~" 'hl'sef"r ard. young man name
li"asirN lT"uGht Miss C"Ih-r,
ashore. "Nhs,mst"h. Her companions
wrr" dr"wIfd h-fur" other r-scurrS
could r-a"hi Them. tlasp"d Ia each
ether. arms. tn" bodies "r the two
eirls were frr""v"r"d an hour later.
IN" rtrlsthai r"n" 1" the river AS
members ~ a picnic party from TIA.
Methodist church sunday school ~
Guinea. Miss WratherrIl is tho
daughter ~ Mr. sud Mrs John ".
W"ath"r"ii. .ond was senior at. John
Marshall High school. She was
visiting relatives 81 GuIurys when
TIA" dual tragedy occurred
IN" body WAS shipped h.rn last
night. Fun"rai services VIII ha con
Quoted from the hoin" today at noon
Rev. carl smith. pastor az 81 James
Episcopal church. viii nni,.iatr In-
t"rm"nt viii IL" in ltiN-rVirw ,'cm-
"t"rN. Funrral services r"r Miss
'"asI"y were conducted from her
late home near rhornshure y~a1rr.
day afternoon. lui"rmrni was made
IN m" family burial Sr"unds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
RICHMOND FUEL BODY.
BEGINS TO,FUNCd|ON
II d. Initial Mcclingl and
Thor"ughly CanymsestSi,-
uatiun I.oraIM.

H,.,I,,
no.a., '""'"''"'' com
posed 81 r.. l.. E"miss., chairman:
J"hn = Mun-. ind I,hu,r Ea.lo,
hold i,s ,r,i,i ,, ,,.;,,
state i""h ""minis-
traitor and state Committeeman ].
u A. uohson ,,.s,crJ,, ,y,.r,
: o'clock rho commute. wu, ha.,.,
VIII "eeih
"'''N" WORN 'hls morning.
Al tn" meeting Yesterday every
phase of the local si,uuuio, rn. vo,
,,, 49,, ,
W. ""'" '"'"
''"i' IN" '""hi't"" Information
from Washington which WAY hrInf.,
IN working out the lnraI ,nuI pr,b
lens
Al TIA" request ~ Major Forward
local committees h:.v. lrru named "A.
f"ll"wS:
Norfolk M-uaI.lIS I.ankf ford. l. r.
S"~n-r and W " Houston.
P"riSin"ut T.. t.. Nash Herman
Asl"gr"u and u. Il Ferguson
suffolk Il L. brrwry Ir lama.
l.. N"ll AMI W u; FERGUSON
i.,n"hhurg j = pnyl. Jr.. f. IN,
M-u"f-" mnd l.. II. McNaiI
DanNiII, " r, i.oai vrriuht n -
Fitzgerald. a. a; Holland. Frank Tai
h"it ANA i H. Penn
Petersburg RAY m o,nd s. Eill
Judge H. l.. iI-mruiS a. Carter
Myers.
Bedford t"unty.I W. ,:illrspie !
tx Walker aud Hunter Miller
Stauni,.n and Augusta County
Michael >iviikhnn. tnEirui,,u: W. H.
Hall.
hIrNaudris ';,-,rs- r. WHtti-l,l
w A. Sun"th. .kr. a,rl j 4 r.Is
born.
u c"pN "f 4 hnti.e issued by the In
t-rStai- Commerce. Commission GA
August IL, which rr!Ni>:
The 'nIniuissi.Iis attention haH
h-'n 'nll-,l 1" ih" fa"i that railroads
'.'iurntly ""niisrHtr coal which is
n"ins moved nud"r rri"I'ity If equal
81 higher class ihau coal for railroad
hi.i ak "ri-I.d hy IA" ..mn!ssinu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Dock 'on,nI,,-. .. We.

IA. council Commute. on DOCK
RIVER "nG Harmon VIII NEE, in special
session t"htHht At o'clock to CON
N'""i li"hs Tor presenting tho claims
Tor James rover !mpruV-u"nt io IN.
CORA hoard "f.rnsiu"-'s having in
'"'Tf" II" ntHliihiii"n ~ 3pprupii.
IONS Tor iiN'' aud h"rt"r d..v-lnp-
""hi Many .oc'l nrgtuiHat viii
b''N" representatives. present fui con .
''frh'- Win ~" t"nncii ."mmitt"r.
and an address Viii b." mad. b., S.r.
rotary cornish IA iiey. ~ ine National
Rivers and Harhcrs Congress ~
Warrington Enor,y viii u, made
a. mis- meeting to reach some conclu
sion as 10 procedure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

AZ enthusiastic meeting o, the or
DER Of Fraterral Americans ,oIlow.o
parade ~ IN" district organization
Wtfntsnav night The meeting was
ned az fraterUltv Han. iii Hni
street with rrpr"s"ntSiivee prcs.n,
from Mckinley Good VIII and Rich
mo1d Councils This was The fourth
meeting OF the. Richmond District,
No 2. President Mcclellan. ~ Nor-
folk, and Natinna! R"prcS"niativ. "
II. Murphy, also or NOrf,ik. delivered
the main addresses DIuci spraker.
were "y'h~ white. recording s-cr--
tary Of Mckinley Council. NJ %.
p TrsNel. ~ MckinIry Cuunci.
No - and y. J kelly. % Richmond
Council. No 20. ~ the close ~ the
sr.te1- 1s King soc!a. session uas
held arr rei:eshmenis were aerved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

Samls 'ir"ttn. No. 36. will run their
ahnua! picnic Ia Ruckrop Beach to-
morrow afternoon. II has been the
custom for several years To run thes r
excursions for The prophets. their
iamiiIcs and friends. This year. in
stead az an aii-day excursion. as
hcr"'"'"r'' II viii be a twilight ex-
chrSl"h III order that mo Of tho
members can go. SamiS Grotto Rand
VIII entertain the crowd throughout
the evening with concerts The train
VIII lraN" Main Street station ut .
J.. NJ. and. returning. will leave
hhckr"e I'ea at 10 T.. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
|" BEtTTER HOMES" EDUCATIONAL
L SOUTH'S RETAILERS DECLARE,
AnythlnSs hat Stimulates Home Ownership and In
creases Pride in Making Home beautiful. Deserves
r. Encouragement Visitors to Two Ho,ses,Say

Educationalt advantages Of the
Hetter Homes }El-ctrical' show can
mot he cstimaH'i- II is Que ~ tn.
greatest c"-"peiS,tivc. nnuc"mrncr-
t'iHl pr"IsSiti"nSt ever attempted hv
'auN community
ms ~ ih"'tn h"m"nt mad" y"st.r-
td"N icy sr"sfp ~ delegates to tha
iS"n'h"ru I.-t:6I Merchants ts>nciu
ton '"nN"uti'4n. after iusp-ctius ih.
houses at "sii. ii"S.'wnoi hvruu. aud
tS'"n"wall '1'lHriS. wh"r" The leading
business ""n"'ruS nf liichm"ud ar.
f"Iiab"ratine ia an exhibition ur
wv nat might u" t"rm-h Ia" ''hnma
"'r'ntituI ~ ;hat Was broad enough
ITO embrace tn" DEMONSTRATION ~
l-~'ctrical tin%saNinK devices which
In a few wears viii H. nnr.ssitins in
every home.
ANYTHING that stimulates home
ownership AMI increases the pride
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18

In King the h"n" n tmmR OF beauty
ana comfort Should b. encouraged
IN the opiui"u "f .hno. merchants
Who unS"ln>hlN opened their stock
Tor Whatever WAS required To dir.Ss
NJ The tw" homes. Su Welt has Itha
id"a h"ru carried IN; ilS,t the t,n-
venti"n "f Southern Retailers w,4ild
not T." ""Wp-'i- without Il visit to
IA" "Nhihiti"n, From INi- size, ~ h he
crowds TIA" i'asi iw" 'laSr. the visitors
ar" going /" ih, h"usrSkiu FUN f,as e.
and numbers ~ them have com
W"nt"d On ih. progress ivrurSs Sof rhs
""iiahorit"rS in the great "ivict SiAp "
rhr"" DAYS only remain On, ,uf tho
twenty given over I" the -Sh t,ithon
ca Monday furmiiur" vans win move
NJ 10 tn" houses aud the aSsh OF
histrihutinR ia" thousands ~ Iitern,
I" their proper "wiHr~ Win then,
start
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-18
Today and Tonight
iniRichmulNl

Council ,c"mmit,ec fon DH.k
River and Harhor and civic cH'o.
to discuss { plans tori river i'm.
prorement, Council fchamben S
J.. ~.
Stonewall Jackson Camp. Sons
OF Confederate Veterans. Ran
dolph Hall. Soldiers, Home, S:iS
+. NJ.
Virginia League baseball. Rich
mond VS.. Norfolk Island Park.
double header. beginning at
+. NJ.
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