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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
of Commerce in Auburn late Sunday

of Commerce in Auburn late Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Walker are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter, Monday. May 10. The
little one has been named Retha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Gordon Of
Skowhegan, were calling Sunday on
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Gordon.
William Copp and brother, George
Copp. were in Clinton Sunday, going
by automobile.
Friday afternoon was observed as
parents and health day at the Garrett
Schenck school. Promptly at 2.15 a
fine program consisting of Rotations,
group songs and folk dances were
given by the pupils of the various
grades. All parents who were pres
ent certainly appreciated the effort
and work that the teachers give to
make these programs so interesting.
The w. c. T. U. are to hold food
sale Friday from II to 4 in the Acme
Print Shop.
NORTH-Mrs. Hannah Salley of
Waterville, is in town caring for her
son, Ralph Salley, who is very i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason went to
Lewiston, Thursday, after her
daughter. Blanche, who has been a
patient in the c. M. G. Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lambert, who
have lived in the Abbott bungalow
for the past few months went to
their cottage at Lake Embden, Sat
urday. where they will pass the
summer.
Deputy Sheriff Ira w. Durgin was
at Fairfield. Monday afternoon, to
~ n,snf
Flewelling, fellow deputy.
Miss Charlotte Gilman of Augusta
is visiting relatives in town.
Lester Andrews went to Lewiston
last week, to visit his brother
George /. Andrews.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
Work ON Rectory Lawn

Extensive work is being done on
the lawn at the Rectory of Notre
Dame de Lourdes Church. Three
large trees have been cut down and
the roots taken out. The top sod
removed and grading done and seed
ed down. A new drive way has been
made farther west to the garage.
When completed the work will
greatly improve the appearance of
this beautiful home on one of the
best residential streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12

served May 20, at the Universalist
church. Sermon will be given by
Rev. Marvin, pastor of the Universat-
list church, Kingfield.
Central high school will present
their drama" Daddy" at Lemon
Stream hall on Friday night OF TINS
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
Federated League Meets

The Working League of the Fed
Grated Church met at the church
parlors, Monday afternoon, with the
president, Mrs. Margaret Burrill,
presiding and the ladies serving.
Plans were completed for the ban
quet which is to be served by the
league under the direction of Mrs.
Burrill, Mrs. Maud Woodbury., Mrs.
Ellen Sawyer, Mrs. Maud Jewett,
Mrs. Maud w. Smith to the First
Philathea class on it's 10Th anniver-
sary Wednesday evening. The
league will give a lawn party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wood
bury in June, date to be announced
later. The next meeting will be
held at the church on Monday. May
"a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
Buildings Burn


a very serious fire occurred Friday
forenoon at the home of Mrs. Hender.
son on Oak Hill. She set a small bon.
hre. The barn caught fire and within
very short time all the buildings
were consumed. Nothing was saved
and no insurance was carried on the
buildings. Mrs. Henderson is stopping
with Mrs. Neal for a few days. then
she will go to Aroostook county with
her people. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for her by her neighbors.
Quite a crowd gathered but with the
strong gale blowing nothing could be
done to save the buildings. The fire
was closely watched during the day
and night on account of the woods
near by.
The selectmen will be in session at
the town house Saturday afternoon for
the enrolment of voters
The Ladies' Farm Bureau will meet
with Mrs. Wood May 10. Shoes and
healthful clothing will be the topic.
Miss Pennock will be present pic
mic dinner will be served.
Road commissioner, Alden Tibbetts,
has started working on the roads and
the State patrolman is busy on the
State road.
Wayne Grange will visit Startling
May %.
The Winthrop Hospital Auxiliary of
Fayette will hold a sale at Mr..
SmileyS store May 26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
Mrs. Bishop Searches for Ancestors

A letter has been sent to various
chapters of the Daughters of the
American Revolution in Maine by
Mrs. lola Whitcemb Getchell Bishop
a member of the Savannah, Georgia,
Chapter, requesting information
concerning the family of her grand
parents, Harlow and Anne Whit
comb Getcheli. The families about
whom information is requested are
Warrens. Lincolns. Getchell and
Whitcomb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
New Coats and
Dresses

Just arrived purchased at prices that make them es
pecialy attractive to thrifty shoppers.
New straight line and mannish models of sport materials
well Poret Sheen STATS, $16.75 to $4,000 each
Dresses of plain and printed crepe fancy jacquard crepe
and Rayon materials .............. $500 to $500
HOUSEKEEPERS SPECIALS
Prices quoted for Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
May 13-14-15 only
SO in. Brown MusIins excellent for sheets and slips
10c I'd.
80 in. Brown Muslin, 15c quality .12hcyd
36 in Beached Muslin, extra fine for sheets and slips,
Csc quality Observation-Disclosures Tie yd
ga Beached Muslin popular brand worth CSC yd Sc yd
81 Brown Muslin, good quality ........... .39c yd
SHEETS AND SLIPS
s1x9O in size extra heavy quality seamless S159 grade
each $1.12
72x9O in. Scanned Sheets, S1.0O value . each .S5
63x90 in. Seamless, good grade $3.50. each $119
42x36 in Pillow Slips 25c grade, for .s10o
42x36 in. Diamond 4, 4Oc quality. each .29
One big lot 36 in Percales lots of yard to
customer all patterns from which to select 15c yd
81 in Madras Shrtings silk stripes suitable for dresses
mems and boys shirts, SOC quality. ....... .35c yd.
One big lot Bates 81 in Ginghams plain and fancy pat
terms, 29c quality .15c yd.
10 yard pieces long cloth, value So S159
8 yard pieces brd'seye cotton ............... 80
Extra heavy all linen crash Ground thread) Csc quality
19c yd
One lot beached and brown all linen crash red border
and plain white, 25c quality ................1 Ice yd
One lot remnants liven crash .............. 10c yd
Silver Bleached, all linen table damask value SIPS
CSC yd
One lot soc quality Eyerfast suiting IL shades all new
for suits, dresses and overdrapes ...... .42c I'd.
AMSHAN pOngee Shantung, all new, beautiful shades
as well as white and natural 81 90 quality CSC yd
Big variety shades all plain colors Chrstobe crepes,
One piece silk checked crepe just the thing for gradua
ton reading dresses be used for infants wear,
S1OO quality, white only, closing at 39c yd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-12
NEW PORTLAND

Anniversary Sunday of Lemon
Stream Lodge, I. o. o. F., and of New
, 1926-09-01
NOTICE.

ALL hunting, including hunting
"A with dogs and carrying of fire
arms, ON the estates belonging to
the WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY,
is Strictly prohibited, except by
those who have a written permit
ssued by the Directors.
Violators will be dealt with ac-
cOrding to law.
st. Croix July 10th, 1926.
WEST INDIAN SUGAR FACTORY.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
Many Prize Fighters

| The giant Jiiu Ieifries. for som"
 siX years king of heavyweight pusi- lists. went back to the farm after q brief career as q movie actor. Tippy O'Neill 6i and Jack Iierrick
 are familiar figures. Then of q later date. "Gunboat" smith,
 Nose" Murphy nave stepped out oI
 the sport page and into the drama
 tic column.
 Gene Tunncy is one of he lat
 est to show up in the film field. He
 is following in the movie lot foot steps of Jack Dempsey, from whose brow he hopes to topple the heavy weight crown. As he has a tcn- picture contract he will have Il place before the lens for sometime. Lesser lights of this sport are numerous. including Gene Delmont. lightweight veteran of half hun
 dred battles; Larry Williams. hea- w: Phil Salvatore and Joe Benia
 min, lightweight; and George God frey. negro heavy,
 Norman selhy. iddle-weight
 champion as Kid Mccoy. enjoyed q
 successful movie career lasting sev- eral years before he went to prison
 for his part in the Theresa Mors killing. Film fame lure also drew
 onto the lot. Georges Carpenter,
 Frances heavyweight and Benney
 Leonard. former lightweight title
 holder.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
DEMPSEY AND TJNNEY WILL
 FIGHT ON SEPTEMBER 2s

New York; Aug. 2l, (AP)-D, mpscy and Tnn- will fight for the worlds championship in a ten nial Stadium, in Philalclphia the night of Sep trmber 2:srd, Tex RckartI announced after the ahaIl- dOning of the action by Governor Pnchot and Mayor kendrick. The PennsyI yIVana boNing cons mission has the direction the cNpositon support Kickarti in aihition t Is planned make the stad- ium hold fifty thousand people. Tickets are selling at from five to thirty dollars
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
STREET BATTLES TAKES
 PLACE IN MEXICO CITY

MEXICO, CITY, Aug. 2i. ttr)-tolonci and Rel Garid and deputy Dinz. killed in pitched battle, between he Congressional political fac ti0ns yesterday, result dispute of the July eifctinns The Federal Troops guarded the Chamber today, The religions situation m" involved. \ of deputies started shooting from opposite sides of Madero Avenue. in the business section, when GaridO and his friends their enemies.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
ENcava ion Of Old Athens
 Greatest or Enterprises

Athens. tP,- Plans have heon completed with lhe Greek govern ment by Professor Edward Capps of Princeton University, to nxcavate Inc ancient city of Athens. at the foot of the Acropolis. The enter prise is the greatest in the history of archaeology and is expected to occupy ten years.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

SEATTLE, Aug. 2I, tAP)-tiaines was convicted of the drst degree murder and the penalty fixed a death. Gaines collapsed after the verdict was read which was at eight forty. The was given to the Jury s four six in the afternoon. Carn.n.iy nn- noanced that and appeal will be taken Gaines suid, when being taken from the Jail the house, hear the verdict, "well 1t looks pretty good On the way hack jail he exclaimed, "Jesns!. what body blow" His wife declared "I believe now as I always believed that my husband Is innncent."
 The defense presented a motion 10" arrest.
 It took three ballots to reach a decision first o two for conviction, both those who held After hours of discussion rights and duties and clearing mp some. ques- tions took second ballot, 1t stood unanimous for conviction, then baloted to whether 1t first or second degree murder. The ballot stood unan nous for first degree murier.'
 Gaines walked from the court room erect and in different and pacing back in forth In front of Star wich, with the nonchalance of a spectator. Just be- fore he stepped into the to be whsked away to Jail his wife kissed him and his brother wrunR his hand, in silence,
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
Pca.Knifc Enters Museum

London. P,-British inventor in rast years responded to the demand for knife of which peas would
 not roll, and many examples of this curious implement. which has a spoon shaped depression at the end of the blade, are preserved in Bri- tish museums. But the pea-knife never broke into good society and manufacturers were never able to )popularize it.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
Art,ac,., s,,k oxnerts will eo

Artificial silk experts will earn the thanks of the modern miss by putting new showerproof stock ing on the market.
 Tn this rainy climate. city girls either have to change their stock. ines after tourney to town or gc the rest of the day with mud snlash. es showing on their flesh colored hosiery.
 The new invention. 1t Is claimed prevents mud and water from ad herring and can be dyed any color.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
I believe in the smile. But I

believe in the smile. But I claim that there must he something back of the smile. The smile that | is enkindled by the right sort of brain stun and soul stun. and I
 might add body stuff, and which
 beams from the eye and lights up the face of the true man. is indeed an asset of much value in the fac tory. on the road. behind the coun- ter and in all walks of life. But without this fuel. never knew a smile to be warm and cheering.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
r PASSENGER
LIST OF
sIIt. Nit roRiA

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 has .lou5a wtH=#4ul HVa= ia4ght Reverend Jeh4rou4sa non AN kluE#o4 RZtf m Lillian nemletee3G A=fe.mp#a
 Ill wtfeZ ZForu@l'. Goo=l= Everett Nojas=lrd 4tf4 Nm" ilelferoG and t.taz N--
 kremmar. Fmal r aH1 l3 II 5ieploplI= wife and Hn. efl all ( Fine. Gegag,r. a,o. 3# 'hilips, M =fuuiaI eu rutf. 9tartha Rainmao@ Mrs TC Lai4= mann. Geo N Erewcr C srhal= di and Atrs iso. .b#sFa rE4 to9aso= wilI he a.ethirI frfp ol tr= Niemria tAis pot thi.eeer
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
CUTTER BEAR SAILS FROM NOME ON HER
 LAST NORTHERN TRIP

that ihe |. $. C G. Cutter Bear Was making her last voyage to Nom, and Norti ilern waters. the Pionters af Alaska immediately bcran te makr arrangements and q commit. tee WAS appointed to Five q f,lt, well Reception te= Capt C \. Cuett- san and his erew npen her arri- i val here from at= Michael Aneust 18th the committee Forwarded ehe following Wire to the Pear bv radio
 Nome, Aug la. lasG eaptaln ( S Cochran. F.&r.G.G. Bear, l The Pioneers of kl dc5ne tn entertain Captain rs-el4raL and he officers "f tl.n neneZ Sa,usd.iy evening. As We are not definitely advised Of your schedule We would Appreciate an expression from 1oll whether this would he= convenient and agreeable =sali. [, Grimm Secretary To which the follow inp VII sent h, Capt Cochran < (. .Gt'l BEAR
 Nome. Alaska. Atp Ia Mir r.. Grimm.
 secretary rioueefs of Nlski, Nonr, Alaska
 Dear Mir Gttmm fhe receipt | Nuur telraram expressing a d,.1 ir'a Ia entertain the ollber+, of he Is q. knowtndar owiua pH the uit certain weather conditions i'll land Il he various lslaHas uu eur route. 1 [ feed t"np-ll,t to take ndlatape G lh. good N"ith"r now prevail lnG aud leave tonight asstttt sou thal we all regret very much that We cannot accept your hos pitality
 Very sincerely Youts, C & Cochran.
 Capt | s Coast Guard
 Cummaul,nr Bear Upon receipt uf the ..tpNu dis rppointins news, the rr'tn.,., Com millcr sent the tniluwinr i.lcil- ions to Captain Cochran aboard he Bear.
 Meme, Aue. l9 l'' d Capt C, $. cochran, r $. C. G "Br;tr''
 Dear Sir:
 Your letter of his morning ll+ been rcceNed and We are indeed disappointed to learn that it will b' imp"ssibl" for yon to remain 10 receive ouf compliments
 The Pioneers If Alaska are a- ware of the gr"dt service which Non have performed in northern waters and af this inc, on he oo .rasiun of the final departure of he Bear" from our section. We were anxious 10 extend our cumpli- mrnls to You in q public manner. Your many friends in Nome. and the Pioneers of Alaska; as n body take this opportunity tu wish you GOD SPEED and tp express the hope that when tn" Mort Inland" goes forth on her maiden voyage into the Arctic that you will he iH command
 With thanks for your numerous conrtesies and best wishes for your continued success. We remain
 pectruliY
 Pioneers of Alaska, IGloo No
 by F. GRIMM
 secretary
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
'L0CA. NEWS

Col James c. Steest.. president of lie Alaska Road Commission, made. | tour of inspection of The roaas in he vicinity of Nome Sunday last
 The Colonel left early Monday mar ming in company with F. r Bauer Of he local office, on an tI4p1. action of the road from Nome -o Salnmoi
 including trip ur Solomon nv er as far as Casa de Para section, thence back to Solomon where he caught the Donaldsou for Goiovin where he took passaee lp the riv- er to Dime Landing From here Steese will journey hy foot across 'ountry to Candle. Keewalik, Eoi- Zebue ki"ars creek it ,he Kobuk section: thence returning to Deer ins on the co.-at From Deerinp he will proceed up the lnmachuk River to the divide and cross over the contemplated r.iitoad route to TaNlor's Landih%. thence io She.tcn and back to Nome over the tram road. arriving here about Scptrm- Der 3rd. Col Steese plans to leave Nome via airplane Tor Fairbanks about Sept. 7tl..
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Miss sadie Pratt tt 'h" CorduNa
 high school. ia Alaait Nnu"r of the
 national essay ,"nr.-t- conducted aunualA hy lhe lu. hVst Education
 Hoard. ot WaahHsava. p. C, ac cordine to an anuun'outvnt re ,,riird from the 1erFanriaI depart mcnt of rduoation The ubjeot ot 1 h" 1926 C. ae is Th' Relation ot improved Hlebwoys ta EdUcation.'
 Hur two hish schools entered tn tcoutesr rorduSa and Fairhaul Each scho"l submitted hree essays Mss Naomi Robinson and Mir Rod nry Lloyd. both of tor'loya. wert winners of second and third places, respectively, Territorial judges
 were Mir Karl Theile. Secretary Of Alaska, MT. NJ l., Merritt. assist ant district forester. and NIT, K. F Robertson. ottorncy, 'atl of Juneau
 Miss Pratt's essay h1s heen for
 warded to WashinGtnn. D. C. foN entry in the national contest in lcompctition with one essay from each of the states and territories. The national prize iS a four year scholarship, in college or univer- sity to be chosen by the winner. with all expenses, including milton. books. room and board. paid by the honor of the prize, Mir. Harvey s. Forestone.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
MIDDLEWEIGHTC CHAMPIONSHIP

NEW YORK, Aug .1, (Ar)-Tiger Flowers, the mi'i'ewetght champion, brat back the challenge Of Harry Greb, In fifteen round bout packed with thrhls. Greb wiist"nd a terrific bod, attack and flashed back sensational finisi, that had Madison Square Garden in rrenz, during the last rounds
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

Autaet luft.ziseG
 feune fre#e#and fi{t afe itNnr
 nd aeem In he pleHtlfz3l ND sheppard ied .lh his river | harf'= Tor lis Iawer tt5taiu- post on he knshanak river eHrt.sZ Heck man will aeeaiHpaus=llin Do bring 'nt ,lask Sheward afet outGe who has heen stranded there thiaZ#um- mcr with | ras noal Wirh broken u@iHe5
 OelIe4 of salmon hiHe and ,ran horritgi Wild animal are caiaytng cr,tit IS nlany bears have been srco of late
 Father lzevee rera3s the build ne of a gHfcb m chokatoolf1 near ehas fleehmaf trading post 'u thy upper Kushaa4k- river
 I'm teaches for ptio, station Nr and Mr. Eecto formerly from Whit, N.ouaiain catlad on trachers al Mountain Nillaae.
 ln.=thc absence of Father K.yc5 who inns hecn up the Ynkon river tor q few week a nnmhrr of hnys hroke#into his liNne =almrlers= and looked up zcauGs ejaat4 fruits md much elothinr
 M4Sl lumphis peni-pycral= days win \ D Sheppcrt w6Ito waitins for boat to take him up the riv- cr. He reports ur,ler4 >1' kis# line pf merehan1ls" -thr smallcsi= for eoat4 on account of Ihe hr1yy stock carried oycr or m" toolt of last year heinr poor fur wear
 Georp" sheppard hft for Nome for dental work prior ta sHno down th" lower end of rl" iiu-hanak riv- or to trade thia winter
 Nr Townsend 04h eoumtsaioner made several quick trips up- and down the river on business
 The eovcrumout boat Martha An eelino i4 duo to make fhi piece la4' call and return te Tauana, tho Dr Wclch will proceed to s' Mich pI
 Mrs Holcu C nird spvoraa5enr '',rher at NuuVai l9nd and lit t~ dauahter were callers at iho school house. Mrs. Bird is eoine to Seattle and back on the last Vic toria
 Mountain viflaro school starts sept 1sf rIa wood cutters are fill ing the wood yard between the f@h runs.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
GAINES SILL. DECLARES H1A INNWENCE

SEATTLE, Aug 2i, (AP)-Gaines declared "rm innocent and nothing that the jurors SAY can make me other wise. I'm disappointed, expected something different but it does matter, I'm innocent" Mrs Gaines "he did do this awful thing, any jury can see his innocence and I will stick by him.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

MOSCOW GP)-Strike economy was renewed and the retrenchment on all government institutions and factories urged by RykoT Stalin and kuiby- sheK facing for the communist party appeal was broadcast today declaring that the most extreme mea- be taken strengthen the states that arr weakening, economic structure proclamation says that the Soviet government will punish severely all impet ing economy campaign, proclamation felt to indicate the communist party had risen superior government intends to deal with Russias determined economic crisis
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July at. iHee
 he eiofus ifd. wl4 1sleh,.,ted Il =thm, In soum pouile uAIu1 ing f5tmes and r,u.e am 5ft p4Pl luiniue in the t,e=a.tlo,k I,=t- ,rlea ri the beach l,ifyticd t,s=t5a Js., her. fte ..eR5t4 e4a=ruf ai.H prizes for lhe ,aes 5Itt- mt { oranges Tor tian 'Hw a. aud. nth. girls rs'. poole at tbYea er The tmeemraut4. at!4 U0ra re~h egg For llo- women d.e t-tcc sineham for rbo oh wopao- r4e-- md work gloves for r1n buA and nedS' three lorped race
 1lto verniua of {.r murfu lha man boat --1rc5jc rhiyG drom Il 'achar h.f,. the rns aun6r oamms sShofe for | few minpue W'ul itg "Chtcf" took on fresh w.e4 lhr "Chiet' hrouah' fho flags for tln completion oJ IHe AsrH toNn= field ar QuTnsH'NI Nn HoNna Il he Road Comm. H"u -eAo was II Film, awanius the wuaa1 oG th' tags, immediately prooeded te lreet thnm on Ihe landju" held
 The salmon catch l; HAUeo.llY 'arpe here ths srl,ou thr. we"rt are fuil of salmon. and the natives IT. kepf busy with Db.if catch fukfuok. an Glnm native, m.t tive 'almon nets durur q hl"@ that amr m in iAo neht
 The "Arctc J'ltivf' was rhted ont at sea, on her Focoud teip ol he month July lG, lpraraorts dr1Uut She came inrn polC a l.w hours later undcr sall- hashr b@etep her
 rank shaft. procrdua ' the ilo- vuk River under sail h- }ata tow I'd back to Goloviu h fhe "-5 schooner "sIidcr."
 I'm gas sgbooner 'pr Nat,h' ir"rpcd auehor here on lmlv a9 with pasaeurvra Tor pime .andiHH m the koyuk River.
 The [. $. $. "roNer' vas siebird II anchor nt Seq, al miduieit, lilv 90 She hoisted anchor and oame into shore al eight o'Dln'k Sa'"r- day morning deliverine eogf. mrt' and teacher supplies N.r. lonathan IT, Wagner. Chief of Ala4ka EWeaa. of Educatioa. Wa on board. and ,carpG ashore to eet his first glimpse loI Film. The Film teachers were IglAd of the opporiuniiy to make lthe acquaintance of MT Wagner Captain Whitlam came ashore re newing old acquaintances- Pas sengers on board he "BoNer enjoy ed the opportunity to get the kihhS' out of their "sea legs"
 The gas schooner Good Hope called in here day or two ago bound for Hooper Bay. with an Film native, Nassok, who was passenger on board,
 NJ. F. Nyln
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21
CuTTER HAIDA= DISCOVERS
NO SIGNS OF ERUpTIoN

CORDWVA, Aug. 2I, (Ar)-The Cutter iiaid,, which enroute to the westward r:taoed that Isn- e0slof Island quiet calm, and that sign of an eruption seen. neither steam smoke issued from tho lsland.
The Nome nugget., 1926-08-21

PORTLAND, MAINE, (AP)-I'ntcd States Sem Bert M Fernald was stricken win poisoning at his home here yesterday, his condition is serious.