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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS
Comedy and Pathos
Plentiful in New
Mo1oJronoo

OF course YOU may say. that you
wouldn't attend a melodrama nor even
speak of one, but just the same it is
pretty safe to say that YOU will be al
the Augusta Opera house before the
week is out If you. did not happen to be
among the two audiences that witnessed
the first presentations Of 1.-The Princess
Of Patches there yesterday. OF course.
if you were one of those who saw this
new and genuinely thrilling play, you
had a good time.
1.-The Princess Of Patches" is a sure
enough melodrama. for some of the big
scenes are of the kind we read about.
Then there is comedy to the play, good
cll-fashioned. cl spontaneous comedy that
everyone likes. Sometimes the sunshin,
becomes hidden behind the clouds Of
pathos. but it breaks forth brighter
than ever.
To begin with. the princess wasn't a
princess at all. She was just Nellie, d
little white girl who was being brought
up with negro family in the South
She had nothing. not even a name. and
she looked forward to having nothing.
A tramp. fully as ragged as Nellie,
came along. was treated like a human
being by the girl and a. once christened
her ''The Princess Of Patches" There
was another man who came along, too,
Lee Slverthorne, and as soon as he saw
Nellie he felt sure she was the child to
whom his relative had left all his huge
estate. In view of the fact that he
hoped to have all this property himself
he concocted with Jasper. the negro
foster-father. to have Nellie put out of
the way.
But Nellie wasn't so easily disposed
Of The tramp did her good turn and
Jack Shirle~. young Northerner, a,sa
stepped upon the scene with more than
passing interest in Nellie. From here
the story rushes to a speedy and very
satisfying conclusion.
Miss Kingsley. who for the first three
days of this week played the very ex.
acting role Of Camille again proves her
ability and versatility by enacting the
rOIc OI 3Nciile. al. LuttrlngeF is most
engaging suitor and William Leveau as
Jasper proves as dark in his deeds as
he is in his completion Kenneth
Fleming as Colonel Silverthorne, John
Whiteman as Lee Silverthorne, John
Duran as the tramp. Marie Fountain as
Phoebe and Leona Hanson as Miss Sill
verthorne all do worthwhile work that
adds much to the enjoyment of the play.
"The Princess Of Patches is just the
kind Of play every member Of the fam
lily wants to see and can see with en-
joyment. Comedy and pathos alternate
in way to keep the interest keyed
at the top.notch.
Heading the program of moving pic
lures is a delicious comedy from the
Paramoupt-Artcraft studios. 1t is "It
Paws to ADVERTISE inv which the
whirl-wind. delightful Br"ant WASH
burn is featured. The story is by Roi
Megrue Cooper and Walter Hackett
and it was directed by Donald Crisp.
The Paramount Magazine and Graphic
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

oncers were elected: For the Boys
Cub President, Charles Lewis; secre-
'ary. Harold York: treasurer, Ralph
kierstead. For the Girls Club: Pres.
iGent, Helen Blaisiell; secretary. Cle-
oflh Enlmons; treasurer, Weithea.
hlchardson. About 20 pupils were pres
ent and Mr.. Barnes. Y. NJ. c. A.
worker OF Waterville. addressed the
meeting. Interesting remarks were also
made by Rev. w. p. Holman of athe
Methodist church. Another meeting
Will be held next Tuesday night. at
which time an executive committee will,
be appointed and plans for the con-
stitution will be made. Parents Of the
pupils are invited to attend this meet
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Fowles have
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

The regular weekly session Of the
Governor and Council was held
Thursday. beginning at 10 A. NJ
Councillors Edward F. Gowell OF
Berwick. George W. Norton Of Port
land, Willis E. Swift Of Augusta and
George w. Stearns Of Millinocket
were present.
The following warrants were pass
ed: Warrant No. 1549, general war;
rant. $134.365.01; Warrant No. 1850.
institution regular. s36,144.41; War
rant No. 1851: highway regular. $685.
929.SS; Warrant No. 1852, 1913 bal
ance and revenue. $72.744.30; War
rant No. 1858. Blaine Mansion, spec
ial warrant. $3,1S1.56: Warrant No.
1854, weekly salaries, $15.794.68:
Warrant No. 1855, highway payroll,
s61.46S.1S.
The following orders were passed:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Bates Football Letters

Lewiston, Me-, Nov. 1s-Football
"B's' were awarded to Is of the
Bates college football squad by the
advisory council Tuesday, the larg-
est number awarded for some years.
Five are freshmen and none are Sc
niors: They are: Capt. Cutler, Wig
gin. Duffet and Stonier, '21: Ross p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
An off day

nay come from overo perhaps from when fagued
unfit for doing his best and may
There remedy safe sure and reliable which SHOULD e in
very household for such emergencies the and original H.
" Atwood Medicine 1t Be safely used by persons any
from children to those well advanced il The best
ep well is to Illness and teaspoonful
tandad remedy will often serious illness used the
II find the IL F. Atwoods Medicine relief for sick head
che We have used it in family forty years would not
et along without it. Miss A. E. Leonard Laconia. N. H.
Get bottle today and when needed fifty cents or
se US to send you free sample The Il. F. Medicine Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Rev. Dr.. Deschesne to Biddeford

Rev. DR.. Deschesne of the Don:a
can order at Lewiston has been ,er
to Biddeford by Rev. Dr.. Louis 5
Walsh. bishop of Portland. 10 assls
Rev. FIR. Giguere, assistant to the lat
Rev. Mgr. Arthur \. Hamea y
successor to Mgr. Hamel has been a.
pointed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
An Armistiee Weddina

Announcement came Wednesday
from So. Penobscotof a real Armis-
tice Day wedding. At IL o'clock on
Nov. II. 1918. Price A. Allen of Brook
line. Of the 51st Artillery, had just fired
the last shot Of his battery on the
firing line in France, and a year to
the minute later he was married, the
bride being Miss Ruth Babson Of
Eggemoggin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

At the close of the afternoon ses-
sion of the Oakland High school on
Wednesday a meeting was held in the
school room and Boys and Girls Clubs
we-e organized. which will be branches
of the Y. N. c. 4. and the followins :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

An up-to-date way Of doing battle
with the Canada thistle is that used
by an Oregon man who inoculates
patches of the beautiful but strang-
ling weed with fungus growth
which destroys the plants, root and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Tierney. Fabori. Canter, Moul,on
and Kelley '22: Davis. Savage, Guin.
ey, Childs and Scott, 90 \ mana.
gers "B" was also awarded to Man,
ager Burns. The letter men will NEE.
on Friday of this week and tlec. a
captain for 1920.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

''Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
'Bayer Cross" just like your check
must have your signature.
Always look for the "Bayer Cross"
Then you are getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for over
eighteen years.
In the "Bayer" package are safe
and proper directions for Colds,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Review provide other good things o
the screen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
OAKLAND

Boys and Girls Clubs, Y. NJ.
c. A. Branches, Found at
High School-Sweet Corn
Growers Elect Officers and
Fix Prices for Coming Year
Local Happenings
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Headache, Toothache. Earache, Neu-
ralgia, Lumbago. rheumatism, Neu-
ritis. Joint Pains. and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes Of twelve tablets
cost but few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac-
ture of Monoaceticacidester Of
Salicylicacid.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

not think Of being without = bottle n the
house for the emergency anses almost daily
when i IS needed.
In spite of the fact that Dr.. CalduelPs
Syrup Pepsin IS the largest selling Hqnid
Iaxotire in the sroyld, there being oves
nail!ios bottles sold each yeor, many
srho need i.s benefits have not set Ssed
it. If yoa haze not, send your name and
address for free t,ioi bottle to Dr.. W.
B. CaidaceU. 51l Washington ST.. MoSti.
cello, Illinois.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
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shLIsMEs AND AoBHrs

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

MUCK riNlrNssENGFR MAJ. good
lieht uusk $500 iotd 80 koad,'sf
With rhtta oil fed hod, pu lNdfr
hnadsl"f uI nrd nI .hup Nsrtu
Maset rales Co ~ " hrsit Phone
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rhaniral condition Mtui b. sser to t9
appreciated ossh ~ tsuus 81 \
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
A lady partner with $500 to
take half interest in well es-
tablished millinery business,
centrally located. Call phone
6575 from q to 1880 p. m.

fuR sALf Tho oul, tent ard s~nins
chop Al nsr,losYille otA rell st scfi
frs other business write Otla
hotel ,olhnUils oth
4 NIrED STATES LIBERTY UONDs
UOl GHT AND sold
Highest cash prices paid on delivery
Get our quotations before you sell
uf buy
Va buy other high class securities
JOSEPH sliwARTs COMPANY
ESTMEST ltAkk EUS
7O2 Daniel Hldg Phone s2bc
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tdsit secretary tommstris' 'iuh
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
AUTOMOBILES
AUrOMoBTIca ron sAI.p

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02

gtiIFNAN Young m.n Win rod edu
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
BOARD AND ROOMS

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tcrping room inodsrn. NO children
rhous sfes
ARCHER " AT Housekeeping room.i
ON car line children welcome
NOGALEs. = 100 70, rent. t-o urh,
housekeeping tcom' upst,irs y pet
week walking distsnee and ON rar Ina
MAIN 5og N,seh furnished lirhl
housekeeping fooms
NOT I.ntU 81 Al Thr~e rooms tor rghl
housekeeping Phone 6i72
LAwTON $, piC Very desirable light
housekeeping rooms Phone $3.50
IOsTORiA, y. ll25-Jfvo nicely fui
lights. rent w. per week Tlc b'll
view csr rri ou 81 n~asso
kENOsfIN b2g Two light house
keeping roo'ns Phone 500
FRISCO A. 92o Three light hou,-t ssp
ina rooms no children. Price $40 pei
month
RoSTOS. 3. oe6 For rent three house
keep.ns rooms IN mhod-tp priVatn home
no children ristetn close tn.
foR RtNr r~o.room housekeeping {
suite. modern. pri'st, entrance ihoL'
ROOMS roR RBNr FURNISHED ~
MARY nRp'kMAS, hO1 Nireb furnished
sleeping room in private family Phone
NJ. WOOD =. 1919 Neely furnished
DfSVER. =. i1u. Nicrl, furnished Nr'p
ing room eastern s,posurc. Tor one OF
tso people Can 1859
FOR RFNT Netv desirable rncn W one
ot two gentlemen reasonable rent And
real close w CA iio1 81 apply COS
S CheyrnNT
CuEYENSt @, en- r~o @rFs .'etp'ns
gentlemen rtsisrfsd Phone 'oii
CARotINA lass Niosy FURNISHED bed
room. sdioiuing hath rent roasonao'e
lhons ,iSs
tlsmeu Phone 6teaR
| ADMIRAL. , i68.-Tuo tooms for rrut
modern A.o one 'utnIfhod s.~erinl
room Phone s7aI
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sble Tor four Eontismsn lhone 4''N
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thres ~, blorts ~ business district
Phone 75la
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.bis ior three or iour mon rhous '''
| DEgVER -, Iof rent well iuf
uish.d room uenr--u,n 'hote lnl0 7
| PtTT1i " Htt -,4Y HrrIshtd room
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renil-rnan only riose boz '1nne ''io
| 49,, xrpts. upoN trrrruau uf.
| ,.,.,srsr phons 80.
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EMPLOYM MENT
nrip WANTED MALn

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an. '"' '"' ''N''
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WIZ wv M N'hNN TO nsr .NAis
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".'r WANTED rhmAL' w
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NNNl III fl,r hrfaf ,.r.h.' al % fo'
l'li 80 rave .HunusIfttr tHn .
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
FINANCIAL.
susIsnss nrroRrusIrirs

,guirr,i cate crpitauy iS'si@i IN ~,
~ 'H "ou tH utlshomA oh dl,itt.t
,.,r to ruu i~,d iot iI..li three time.
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tp Nou Wfouiitf Additional ,apl,sl H.,
vu' ha-'ns.si uni' laIiumsls pnot1'l
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Wilson. 1oi 70 " Monr,. ~ Uhi
ego
STORE sud three ll,ing r,oms combined
c,tfA good hsfr ful ,i,c lot good we'll
9Ao sioO cash 90 per month hsley
Phone 80
" NyrEp 10 MY AuFNcY ut'slNtISS
IN TtLsN -Addte., i aa wotd
NJ tNpfrtNprNT s,su manufsetut
ing business NJ vout o~n With tlA csp,
IA Complete lnsifuetans only 30 eenu
Address istues hfoom Floor Hwr.p
Iaciofr Msathsrford Trss.
INCORPORATE Your businr.s Avoid
lrmr hus,he.. ,eniurs. iniorm.,Ion frss
rhihu l,A~ren.e fotmer Assistant So
ts,~ry siaie llurou. south Dsto,s, Ave
Hif
kboORp olL \ RrrlNlNG 90 nssn
operation, Ur.st Hanger. fe,. oil
nr offering loo. 200 shares 81 par ",
Write oio trainer blds, psn,ef Colo
ApvIRriSE r~cnty words In so month
les ~ 100 weetlirs, e1AO 40 hlf
dai'ies " Cope AErnrj. ~ Louis,
Mo
WANTbb t'uuei oh a itsftnins to and
Gladstone uil 4 lts'inins co stack Nats
lo~est prles Address Ia2, care World
| stnl'RnAN uROcFRy wesi Tula sBon
stock VI toe MONTH, sales Voc eHn I
beat it fso e & bs'is, i21 y Mn,hu,
~
RuuNfNu HOUSE,. .nnek huiidlnsi nov
under construction second and third
hath 90 eseh ~ foot halls ~ large
rooms with ho, and cold water monthly
VII sell 10, " 500 Take car - part
Nanihu, & G. pavis
! WANTED TO MY From 40 Va i2o .cr.
! farm, close in suitable FOR dAirJ Ad
dress i2i W nfsdy
! WILL sElA. RustNyss FoR ~ 900
That h, psyihs $500 profit q month nov
snd will pa, ~ 500 monih profit Dur
Ing the spring and summer manths het
ness tesson Tor selling Address 30
rare world
$50 wtId. HANDLE ", cleaning ani
| ptrnihns shop, " sold 81 once, Yin,
Iors,ion Cali p2o X liouston
ron sAif Grocery store snd meat mar
Vet Hest proposition In city H,oei
snd failures Invoice about et.2b0. Phone
1Na2
LIBERTY hOkDa
! snd fooi notes bought hI W N Fsvsll
,l2 Wiu hlig Phone 1898
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-02
PURELY PERSONAL

ThE VIII MArtntNtTY HOSPITAL
superior accommodation. for patients de
Ufing privacy and seclusion before And
through confinement charges ressonAhi.
NAY wort Tor orpanses babies Tor sdop
ton. Mrs & NJ James - W. Thirty
'fst kAn-aa CITY Mo
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS WITH boARp


MNIN itlp one tunW rnrutttrr &
~ut sleeping ruor suitable To- lhfra
g'rI'snsu co. ad.rs. ho,td n u'sir'i
Iluu, hu1l
MNN = gIg Noe south toor hos a
1898
WANTED ROOMS OR BoARp ~
WANTED hosrd .hd f~um D., ,ouus msn
tut u'sf ss hlorks 'um s1nfaf via
NdI q u 49, MoflI
NANItp Two urfutuishsI modrtn rv,tn'
Nl,t b" modrtslr snd respectable ru
th'dr,n Nhonr 2iit
STARTING FORCl rot i~n iauus men
.r'n'r.p iurulshel Ali j 30 care
word
hNtN Iit,lIlR ~ lRlS ROOM ln
rfi,ag home roommate pfctefabis clos.
ir Adi gg c,fe world
NOl Nu iNnN rNrLuNEp want, room
ms's rhane AZ.