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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-16

you did. However, 60 as you please,
and you will please your loving
JACK.
Letter from Leslie Hamilton to
Priscilla Bradford
MY DEAR MISS BRADFORD:
| have just heard from my tiancc
Mr.. John Alden Prescott, that YOU
childhood friend of his and girl
from his home town, are in the city,
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CITY NEWS
Parents Of Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ward of Gar
rison. are the parents of an Infant
daughted born at the Bismarck hos
pital yesterday.
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Mrs. Waeendorf Of Mott is the
guest of Mrs. Jscob Roths chiller
for the week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-16
RETURNS HOME

Miss Edith Brownlee who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
G.. w. Smith since Christmas left
today for her home at Bantry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-16

have entered the st. Alcxius hospital
for treatment. Swan Swanbcrgl OF
Mandan, Mrs. Joe Shckerow Of Max.
Mrs. J. A. belong of Baldwin, Mrs.
Mary Grady Of the city, Miss Cuskcl-
~ Of Oakdale. s. Cuskclly Of Oak
dale, Adam Schatz of Linton, John
knutson Of Almont, and Miss Anna
Nigrin of McClusky. have been dis
charged from the hospital.
Bismarck Hospital.
Mrs. Christ Engel Of Underwood,
Mrs. l.. Mcbride of Bismarck. Miss
Borghld Bcndickson of Mandan,
Raymond Hooker of Dawson, Mrs. p.
| J. Stubs Of Dorc, ID. A. Stewart Of
Bismarck. and Nels A. Peterson OF
Velva. have entered the Bismarck
hospital for treatment. Miss Lena
Reetz Of Hebron, Mrs. Otis Waters
of Richeyi Mont. Mrs. Aug. Fielder
of Martin, Mrs. H. Hanson and baby
Boy Of Washburn. Mrs. Anna Brochl
of Wilton. Mrs. Oleota Kohanes of
kief, +. H. Walker. Of Almont. and
Mrs. Charles Young and baby girl of
uo4,it have been discharged from
che hospital
GREENHOUSE SPECIALS
st. Patrick Green Carna-
tons. also dainty ShamrOcks
in tiny pots, Hyacinths, 4Oc
each.
Oscar HI. Will E. Co.
3l9-3rd st. Phone 784W
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-16

j.. G. Erickson and Henry Peder-
son Of Driscoll arrived in Bismarck
yesterday.
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adoption was done by Mary O'Hara
and the photography by John r.
SCitz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

a aquellos colosos, que adn no han des-
pertado ignoran Ia formidable no
vena que poseen.
Rumbo Cayey sali6 el "GUAyA-
MA" hacienda su aparicion en- aquel
stand las 1915 A. Ne, donde pu-
de aparcibirlae, que la novena local Sc
encontraba preparada y combinada pa
ra ganar la victoria en- anbos juegos.
Este cronista que siempre ha a2om-
pahado en- sus excursiones al Guayan1a,
saba cue este no pernlitiria ninguna
combinacion y que los juegos tendrian
cue ganarse fuerza de la '1najagua
de los muShachos del Guanani
Empieza Ell juego a las 1928; ell
NUEvo Plata preseata de baterias,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

a velez, Santana y cascara; por qua
YAHIA, Simon Y Pedro; hasta el quin-
pero. -. ion, fataIidadi El brazo de
Pedro Sc pierde y tiene que retirarse
entrardo entonces a lamar ell Gacho
e. cual aguant6 la ayanzada del Nuevo
Plata, manteliendose franes hasta Ell
s@ptimo inning en- que los muchachos
del Plata tienen su desgracia.
En- el septimo inning los muchachos
del Guayama, inielan un hipodrorio.
Fortier ell e'center's Formidable del
Guayama Sc fue de cuatro esquinas,
lfrnpiando las bases, entraudo al no
gar Avelino Esmeraldo; tocale q tur-
no al bate a Ia formidable tercera, Gui-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23

Hen repitio la misma dosis de For
tier. entrando Catano y ell Gacho. Cui-
tar, Ell hombre de las dos posiciones, al
bate ~abuso de su destreza. Franco, ell
muchachito que despues de dos strikes,
es una seguridad este 10 sabe Sangui-
nj, que luch6 tenazmente por trucar
10, en- el juego de la tarde, ptro le fu6
indtil En- fin en- este episodio, los mu-
chachos lie dan ocho vueltas al circui-
to, cuando los del Plata creian que
ell juego quedaria empatado Ternin6-
Sc con eI siguiente score:
Guayama 0013 SIX IA
Nuevo Plata 2 1O1 202 Xxx 8
Baterias por Guayama, Pedro, Gacho
y Simon Por Ell Nuevo Plata, v6lez,
Santana y Cascara
Home runs, Fortier, CULLEN y Maria
no. 8 Base Hits, Simon Marcial, 2.
Base Hits, Mariana, Franco, Santana,
Simon Gacho.
Struck out: por Pedro, 1 por Ga
cho y por velez 4. Passed ball; por
Simon 0 y por cascara 1. Hits a Pedro,
7; al Gacho 4. A velez, 8 y a Santana
7. Unlptres: Martinez y Aponte.
FL juego de la tarde, no fue tan i'm
portante causa de que nuestro Ian
zadcr Ell Tapao, Sc enfertno repentina-
mente no pudo acompaharnos; 10 ga
naron los muchachos del Plata, Que
estaban furiosos por la derrota feno-
.menal que recibieron On el juego de la
mafiana
Distinguieronse en- ell juego por Ell
Plata: Downing, que hizo Ell iinico home
run de la tarde. Por Guayama For
tier, CULLEN, Gacho, Guitar y Franco,
ell papito de sanguinf. Termin6se con
Ell score siguiente: Nuevo Plata, 12
Guayama, 4.
Felicito al umpire Mr.. Liberty por
su correction en- todo ell iuego.
BARON.
Guayama, P. F., febroro IS, 1928.
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continuation de la pag. A.

el acto. Ell joven Ramirez de. chief
umpire Tony Luciano de juez &c
campo; da principle el juego despues
de anunciarse como baterias Bo-
nilla y Paeo Perez pols San German
Gacho Y Soler por sports. Bo-
nilla Sc presenta tar y tan fo1mida-
Bile que en- los tres primeros episo-
dios los "jinetesp no lie sacan la bo-
la del cuadro, mientras cue a Ga
cho le ligan un tubeys en- ell primero
y un single en- ell segundo, y en- am
bas ocasioEes llegaron tener. cubier-
ia Ia antesala,s peroala suerte no les
protegi6 hasta la cuarta jornada en-
que. con ,un ssingle, por un error de
tercera en- tirada la inicial Y COS
consecutivos "passed balls, Gli ano-
ia la dnica ocarrera. en-. los ocho inn
ings jugados. Los "jinetes" vieron
una brecha alberta EN- ell cuarto epi-
sodio despues de dos outs al tener
a Beitia en- segunda Gacho en-
primera. Estando Monchile al palo,
ambos corredores robando y la pri-
mera base en- acecho al corredor &c
Ia inicial, es sorpredido per una IL
nea de Monchile accidentalmente
la atrapa hacienda un double play,
o 10 que igual en- este case cuatro
outs.
Los sangermeios estaban hechos
unos heroes, los ''iinetes" no veian
la puefta linlpia, pues nuevamente
les pasa otro percance., En- el sex
to episodio hay un solo out. Ciqui
SAGA un .tubeys v CANA tereera por
error de segunda. Estando Beitia al
palo, Ciqui quiere hacer un squeeze
y envala al hogar, pero Beitia SAGA
un foul por tercera Que habilmente
atrapa Samuel acknowledgements
hace un "Gouble play" el en- tercera
con Ciqui que va habia llegado al
home.
Gacho que habfa lanzado en- Ponce
contra la ''HIGE' ell dia anterior y
a quien le dieron palos largos, Sc
sentia fiojo del brazo para lamar y
entrega el box Fabito en- el sexto
episedio, no haciendole carrera algu-
ma el SAN GERMAN. Los JINE-
TES que de todos modos estahan EN-
pehados en- anotar aprovechan la flo.
jedaG de Bonilla en- ell lucky seventh
palo limpio Sc anotan tres carre.
ras en- dicho inning Y otras seis er
ell siguiente, totalizando nueve carre
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manda Candido Fortier que compo-
nen Ia novena que ellos denominan
." "GUAYAMA STARS. Los mucha-
chos seni-gigantes de Guayama sc pre-
sentarcn muy agresivos en- el primer
episodio del juego de Ia maiiana y Sc
lleg6 Greer por este que los visi-
tantcs anotarian tres cuatro entra-
das al hogar en- dicho episodio, hecho
este que hubiera tai vez dado mott
vos para creernos que estabamos fren
te a una novena formidable, pero
como dicen todos los vencidos que
'fYAUCO" Is una novena de suerte,
aver tuvieron tanta suerte que un
bombito muerto que le dan a nuestro
short stop Pichive Sc lie resbalara dc
las manos y Sc metiera el corredor a
primera y Sc robara Ia intermedia y
.luego la antesala por palo del batea-
dor siguiente luego llegara a Home
por pa1o de Fortier, mas tarde, des-
pu6s de dar nosotros un out y ellos
cen un hombre en- tercera y Fortier
EN- segun1a, le diera Candido Ell
grandisimo atrevimiento de obligar al
corredor de tercera a robarse el home
quedandoso clavados Fortier en- Sc
grnaa Y el otro en- tercera, double
plsy' este que evit6 las otras carrs-
ra7 uue lutheran hecho, 81 YAUCo no
hubiera tenido como siempre iTANTA
sUERTEl iQu6 mucha suerte" tie
no Ia noyana .YAUco"t lverdad?
De modo que ST Picnive, el short stop
cafotero, no hubiera tenido tanta suer
te de dejarse correr Ia redonda de las
manos en- ell bombito aqueI jc6mo hu-
bieran salido los guayameses en- ell jue
go de la mahana? Fij&os bien en- Ell
score:
Guayama Stars / 0 0 O.. /
Yauco 012 o 21 OK 6
Batteries; Guayama: Pedro Simon.
Yauco: PATIO Y Carlos.
Umpires: Mari y Arterbury.
Debemos felicitar con mucho entu-
siasmo los s'helders" del YAUco
por su labor en- este iuego, la que fu6
brillante v de reconocido valor en- ell
iueyo. Rail, Euri y Ramon son en-
realidad tres canastitos en- los jardines
del vAUCo La novena en- general ju-
go acknowledgements, hacienda iugadas
De verdadera importancia y de tras-
condentales resultados IAABORA EFT
FUTUBUM TUM EST
PoR LA TARDE
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present6 como siempre su baterfa zur-
da, ua amenaza de los ''fatidicos CO.
llares') "Guayama' present6 en-
Ell box uno que ellos decian que era
un stapao'', y Ell que la majagua Ca
fetera Sc encarg6 de destapar, Ell
juego comenz6 Y continue fatal para
los visitantes, cuienes Sc fueron blan-
Qucando hasta ell s6ptimo episodio, en-
el cual Fortier dispuesto librar las
nueve del reglamentG toda costa,
forn6 La de San Quintin por un fear
que cayo como dos tres pies dentro
del cuadro y el cual discuti6 cue era
''fouI'1, a pcsar de que el paleador
va iba derechito hacia la inicial y va
Sc le habia dado su correspondence
'"fuera". Fortier particulsrmente es
un chico educado, tratable, simpatico
y bonach6n, pero aver olvid6 esas do
tes que en- otros terrenos 10 enaltecen
Y distjrguen v Sc coloc6 a la altura de
nm iugador de pelota vulgar, forman-
do discusiones viciosas con la sola IN
tenci6n de retardar el iuego. lie aeon
sejamos sinceramente que corrija estas
exaltaciones de su caracter en- sitios
tan simpaticos como son los ''play
grounds, Y cue perdone nuestra fran
qucza.
Por esta decision solicit6 del capt.
tan del YAUco que lie dejara colocar
un tercer umpire por condescenden-
cia del captain cafetero coIoc6 For
tier a rm joven simpatiqufsimo, de
Guayama por cierto, en- la antesala,
con sus instruceiones necesarias para
ell efecto; v como "mana del cielo"
llega uno de los suyos a segunda y al
pretender robsrse la antesala 10 cla-
van por tirada de catcher, y digo que
10 clavaron porque el corredor, con la
velocidad que traia pas6 de la aln1oha-
dilIa algunas pulgadas v como Sc espe-
raba el tercer umpire 10 declare SAFE,
Y auuuue protestaron los Cafeteros, al
fin Y al cabo, por la amabilidad y la
eondescendencia del Manager del YAU-
co. Sc doi6 a los visftantes esta de-
cision. FL corredor gan6 el home IA
cilmente por roletin del que estaba en-
el bate y por no ir solo un out.
De manera que 81 los del YAUco
no tienen la suerte de tener un mana
ger tan cOlnplaciente tan tratable, tan
condescendiente con los visitantss sc6-
mo hubieran salido los guayamesss en-
(Continna en- la pag. 1o.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-23
GUAYAMA Sc ANoTA sU sEGUN
VICTORIA

Lamentamos de veras ell no haber
podido complacer el domingo II de
febrero, los managers del ''Royal
Cord del Central Aguirre y al de Hu-.
macao; pero un compromise contraido
con el manager del 'Nuevo Plata" de
cagey ros oblig6 pOnernOs frente
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res contra una que hiciera el SAN
GERMAN. Los toletazos de los il
netes desmoralizaron en- su mayor
parte a los sangermenos desde ell
sexto inning y hubo algunos erro-
res de parte del infeld. va en- San
German Sc da las e a novena HU-
MACAO STARS en- que, cuando es-
tan perdiendo y han hecho todo Ell
mayor esfuerzo possible por veneer y
NADIA consiguen, levantan el gallo y
dejan al pdblico, que paga sus bue-
nos dineros per yer un buen juego
de pelota, con dos palmos de nari-
ces porque 81, porque no quieren So
guir juganG3.
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c H so E
SPORTS 600 600 36x-9 Is 8 8
S. G. 600 100 o0x-1 z 8 5


Ell juego termin6 dantro de la ma
yor fraternidad. Tn. escogido ndme-
70 de simpaticas sangermenas y cul-
tos joveneS de Las Lomas, invitaron
galantemente a los JINETES para
que departieran algunas horas dan,
zando en- el CLUB CRIOLLO", dom
&c Sc les habia preparado una jara-
nita en- honor los jugadores del
PUERTO RICO SPORTS" La in
vitaci6n fue extendida per el presi-
dehte del "Club Criollo" senor Fran
cisco Nazario Quinones, y los hues-
pedes de honor de San Geman acep-
taron gustosos. Fue una verdadera
noche Ge placer la que ALI pasaron
los JINETES con tan bello grupo
de mujeres y tan amena musica
Hasta cerca de la media noche Sc
bailo, habiendo hecho uso de la pa
labra en- nombre del Club su presi-
dente y la culta profesora Srta. Ra-
mos. En- nombre del PUERTO RI
co SPORTS dio las gracias ell "as-
sistant manager" senor Francisco
Farberlle (Ciqui).
GFRRICH Jr.
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LOS GIGANTEs DEL GUANdANT
vENCIDos EN- LOS DOS ENcUEN-
TRos.-EN IS EPIsoDIos SOLO
LLEGAN AL HoGAR DOS vEcEs.
la MAJAGUA ''CAFETERA" LIE
DIo MUCHo TRABAJo A LOS CHI
COS DE PORTER
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Aver toc6le Ell tttrno para enfrentar-
Sc con la novena ''YAUco" a los
val.entes hijos del Guamani que CO.
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Su estrtrO en- San Juan:
Su estreIO en- Sanlurce::


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eUAYAMA STARS VS.. YAUco
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PoR LA TARDE

En- el juego de la tarde YAUcoo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09
Children's Book
Week to Be Observed
Nov. Is to Nov. IL

Childrens Book Week will be OBJ
served at the Waterville Public
Library from Nov. IS to Nov. II.
There will be no exhibition Monday
because of tine holiday. Libraries all
over the country are planning ex-
nibits of books for children aud
young people and the books published
nowadays make very fascina ting
array. The object of Book Week is
to encourage the owning and reading
OF books by children. There viii be
new assortment of childrens books
on exhibition at the public library
all the week. Many have procured
especially for the occasion from some
of the leading publishers of children y
books in the country. Special pic.
ture slides have been obtained. and
the program will be announced on
the screens of the different picture
houses in the city. The children have
already shown great deal of inter-
est.
A feature of the work will be the
part taken by the children in cos
tunes representing the various char
acters found in the young peoples
books, all OF which are so familiar TO
children. OF particular interest will
be the characters taken from the
Twin Books. These will be repre- :
scented by a boy and girl dressed
in the native costume of each of the
principal nationalities Of the world.
One boy, Urban Dulac, has drawn
some very interesting posters for
the occasion. He is a pupil of Miss
Sarah Lang. art teacher in the Wat
erville schools. One of the scenes
depicted is an excellent representa-
ton of the Waterville library Books
tor children and young people will be
on sale during the week. Among the
special posters is one by. Jessie Will
cox smith which has caused a great
deal of interest and favorable com
ment. a contest has been fostered
by the local library urging each
child to earn money to buy book.
Saturday afternoon there will be a
special program including children
III costume representing familiar
book characters. Parents and all
those interested in the children's well
fare are invited to attend. Much of
the credit Tor the work will be due
Miss Mary Tobey. assistant libra
rian. vino has charge of the arrange
mcntS.
Too many children grow up with
out forming the habit of reading
Reading seems Il task TO them and
they lOSe the Iun OF discovering new
worlds and adventures through
the doorways of books. Parents
should give more thought to this i'm
purtant phase of a cnild's develop
, ment. They should guide him to the
better books, discuss with him all
that he reads, and endeavor to instiil
in him genuine love for reading
Children Book Week is a good time
to plan tor the Christmas season,
since books are appropriate and last
ing gifts. Youngsters like TO own
things and are always delighted to
have Il row of books all their own.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09
PlTTTSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Palmer are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter, born Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hunnewell returned
home Wednesday evening from a
few weeks trip during which she at
tended the Convention of Universal
list Churches at Providence, r. |.
Mrs. S. l.. Provencher returned
Wednesday from a weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Boston.
James Halliday went to Bangor
Wednesday, where he is serving on
the grand jury.
The annual fair of the Ladies Aid
society of the Universalist church
VIII be held on November IA and will
be open in the church parlor with a
sale. The booths will be well stocked
with fancy articles, candy, aprons,
Japanese novelties, cooked food, pre-
serves, books, and well filled fish
pond.
E. A. Pattee of Harmony was in
town Wednesday on his way to Au-
gusta to attend to matters of busi-
ness.
Selden Scribner was business
caller in Bangor Wednesday.
Mrs. +. A. Powers of Houlton was
in town Tuesday for the day.
Mrs. w. A. Bray of Monson, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
H. Davis, returned to her home We'd
nesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09
Entertainment At
High School Assembly

Tomorrow night the Waterville
High school seniors will hold another
lyceum course entertainment in the
High school assembly hall This
time Oskeponton, the famous In
dian baritone, will sing. assisted by
Ella Flanders and Margaret Wilder.
Oskenonton is member of the
Mohawk tribe, dressed in the cere-
monial costume of his ancestors he
gives a very weird demonstration of
Indian music.
Miss Wilder is a violinist of grca
talent. having studied both in this
country and abroad. During 1914 she
studied in Germany and when she
returned to the United States she
became a pupil of Felix Winteritz
and Jacques Hoffman. Miss Flanders
is a piano soloist of note and a ma
tive of the Pine Tree State. She
graduated from the New England
Conservatory of Music. She has
toured New England with orches-
tras and given many recitals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09

was a native of Galishields. Scotland,
and was the son of the late Gordon
WayneSS OF this town. He. came to
Pittstield from Scotland when a
young man and was employed in the
wooden mills. leaving later for Cali
fornia, where for some years he had
been engaged as an actor for moving
pictures. He was a very genial and
popular young man.
He is survived by a widow; by a
brother, William Wayness of this
town. and three sisters, Mrs. Daniel
Carr of Rochester, n. H., Mrs. Earl
S. Tucker of Pittsfield and Mrs. Earl
Healey of Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09
PAW PAW RID HIM
OF HIS PAINS
William Reinheimer, Of Bethlehem,
Says He Feels Like Different
Man Since Taking Paw Paw

81 had been ailing for some time"
says William Reinheimer, lib North
ampton Ave-, Bethlehem, Pa. 81 had
gas on my stomach, heartburn, pain
under the ribs, the shoulder blade and
in the back. / also had bad taste in
my mouth most of the time.
"Since have been using Munyon's
Paw Paw Tonic, my pain has left me
under the ribs and back. / sleep, rest
and eat better and feel like a different
man. have gained few pounds and
have more energy than for some time"
Do YOU suffer from a similar
trouble? Do you often feel tired out?
Are your nerves con edge"? Are you
irritable or depressed? Does your
food seem to lie in your stomach like
q heavy bali? Are you bilious? Do
you know heartburn's stabs? Do YOU
lie awake at nights7
All these things may come from
disordered stomach. Munyon's Paw
Paw Tonic is made to put your stomach
right, and make it digest food properly
and freshen up your whole system.
Try It'll It costs only 81 a bottle.
You can purchase it at any frst-class
drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09
BOurque Post Plans
Observance Armistice Day

Plans are practically completed
for the observance of Armistice Sun
day by the members of the George
N. Bourque Post. Members of sew
eral organizations in the city have
accepted the invitation of the post to
attend church services. The first
service that will be attended Is at
st. Francis de Sales church at 9
o'clock. Rev. Father D. ]. Martin
will speak. Following this service
the members of the post and the 9TH
err organizations will so to the Uni
versalist church, where President
Arthur j. Roberts will preach the
sermon. The service at the Univer-
salist church begins at $50.
The members Of the Rotary and
kiwanis clubs and the City Govern
ment will meet at the mayors office
in City hall at $50 A. NJ; the mem
bers Of George N. Bourque Post,
American Legion, w. s. Heath Post,
Grand Army of the Republic, Ken
nebec Council. Spanish War Vet
Grams, will meet at the Legion hall
on Silver street at $50 A. NJ; and
the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the American Legion will meet at
st. Francis de Sales church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09
Kills AL Aches and Pains in Hail
the Time 1t takes L:niments,
POultices and plGSterS.

Begy's Mustarine is used by tens
of thousands of people who know
that it is the quickest killer of pain
on earth.
It's SO penetrating and effective
that in most cases neuralgia, head
ache, toothache. Carache and back
ache disappear in > to 10 minutes
some statement. but its true
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09

Chapter as an emergency fund to be
used only when disaster comes to
Waterville, Disasters seem remote
until one recalls how many there
have been. Boston, Baltimore, Chi
cago, San Francisco, Bangor, Rum
ford last SUMMER lThe. Red Cross
relieved suffering IN 40 disasters in
the United States last year. Water
vile must be prepared.
Ward captains have been appoint
ed and strong teams have been
chosen by them for the house to
house canvas to be held Sunday af-
ternoon. Annual membership in the
Red Cross is $1.0O. 1t is hoped that
every member. OF every family will
join or renew their membership this
year, and that great many will
make payments of $500. Waterville
must be prepared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-09
FAIRFIE:L.D

The members of the American Lee
gion Auxiliary of the George o. Grover
Post No. II are invited to attend the
special Armistiee Day service at the
Methodist church Sunday morning.
There viii lie an interesting speaker
end eli members are requested to be
present.
Mrs. Alhie J. Ladd. vice president
of Department of Malice w. r. C.. was
in Bangor Thursday in attendance at
the meeting and inspection of the W.
L. G. of that city.
r. o fflcs is in Portland on a bust
ness trip.
Mrs clara l.. Allen vice president
or the Department Of Maine W. X. G,
mas returned TO her home ia Biddcford,
Mrs. Aien attended the meeting of
the w. Z. c. "Wednesday evening. She
was the guest Of Mrs. A. J. Ladd
while IN town.
Mrs. M2hlon Written was in Angus
Ia fer the day Yesterday
Mss Louise C0odinc is employed at
the r. y. Flies store.