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The Washington times., 1919-10-29
FARRAR CAPTURES
RECORD AUDIENCE

The magic word Charm" with it's
inimitable Barrie definition. belongs
to Geraldine Farrar in great meas
ure. 1t was the announcement of
pGeraldine Farrar, singer and actress
of the charming personality. that fill
ed Polls Theater with the largest au.
dience ii has probably ever held. at
her concert there yesterday afternoon.
Stage and standing room were taxed
to the utmost
But Mrs. Wilson Greene offered a
concert of four delightful artists, for,
besides La Belle Geraldine, there was
Rosita Renard, a most gifted pianist
from Chile: Arthur Hackett, whose
lyric tenor was as beautiful as ever
and his art as genuine; and as accom-
panist, Claude Gotthelf comes as one
of the truly creative artists in that
field.
or course La Geraldine flashes upon
the horizon like a radiant colorful
daughter of the tropics. She's pic
! ture always, and as always she
adorns the picture in bizarre fashion.
making her yesterday a delightful
aff-Carmen figure, la mode!
She was in excellent voice. and her
singing held much of the delicate
made her opera roles so irresistible.
For the middle voice is rich and vel
vety and warm with that ingrstiating
manner that adds lure to the dra-
matte artist. NOne ventures to think
that perhaps, IL the face and radiant
smile had not ordained the heroine
role for Mime. Farrar, she might not
haye been a soprano. Her upper voice
loses the mellowness of the middle
register.
Three EnesreA
But what q "Butterflyw The aria
'SUn bel di" was given as a third
encore to her second group of songs
She is the dainty Japanese in every
changing mood, singing with beauty
and intimate feeling. A group of Rus
sian songs was most interesting,
given with that same appealing gift
of "story tel1ing"-the "Snowdrop" of
Gretchaninoff, standing out with its
| delicate capriciousnese. New Life,
New Love" of Beethoven was made
alive and compelling through its
meaning diction and phrase. It con-
cluded a group OF. classic compost
tons, while the final Absence" OF
Berlioz and .Au Printemps" of Gou-
nod were memorable.
6<RCOICS 8AbOTc were uOul&nooo-
| over the large cluster of American
Beauty roses that were sent over the
footlights. The lovely Mozart
"Ariette," "a Dream" by Frank
Waller. Mighty LAX a Rose" with
Nine Farrar at the piano. and she
| also accompanied herself beguiiingly
in Annie Laurie" Chadwick's Maid
en- and the Butterfly" and the Butter
fly aria completed the list.
In songs Nine. Farrar Is often In.
different to the musical facts in the
composers design-but ever the ap-
peal is there and this buoyant lady of
the opera wins acclaim
Renard A ForcefuI Artist.
Washington heard Rosita Renard
for the first time She is a forcefuI
and delightful artist. playing with
rhythmic sweep and assurance, with
fluent and graceful technique, and a
command in Interpretation. Her
Chopin "Nocturnen was beautifully
given and the character and diversity
of the Blue Danube Waltz stamped
her an artist we need to know better.
Arthur Hackett is satisfying. He
has rarely musical lyric tenor and
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
TO TEACH FRENCH FREE.

A free tuition class in the French
language for beginniners. beginning
November 5, will be conducted by
the Washington Salon of the French
Club. This decision was reached at
a meeting of the board of directors at
the club rooms, 14i3 II street north
west. last evening
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
SUES w. r.. e. FOR $40, 1000.

David Neufeld yesterday filed suit
in the District Supreme Court against
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company for $4,000 damages for al
legged personal injuries. Neufeld, rep
resented by Attorneys King. Simon &
Young, alleges that August IL last. he
was knocked down by a street car
on Ninth street, between H and ]
streets northwest and that he was
seriously and permanently injured.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
DOG BITES DOZEN
! IN SCHOOL ROOM
Three Hundred Pupils Hur-
ried From Building
Police Kill Animal

NEW YORK, Oct ga snarIing
stray dog ran into a classroom full of
school children in Brooklyn yesterday
and bit twelve OF them before police
and firemen could kill it. Three hun
dred other children were hurried
from the building in safety.
The body of the dog was rushed to
a laboratory, where IL will be exam
N ed for rabies.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29

street q throng Of beys saw chaoG
A block beyond two poltcepoa ou1no
70 life and co9man1ed Butler to ha1t
He didn't They hred two shots a.a
commandeered an autemebil<.
But Butler won the race TO nj,
home By q block. Arriving al the
Meeting one's refuge. the officers 81
the Law were met by Butler. who -
planned:
"Its q boy"
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
LADY ASTOR DENIES
She IS INPOLITICS
Detects CLAWS of Envious
Cat" in Suggestion That
She Will Stand.

PLYMOUTH, Oct. 2s.--Lady Astor
sees in the suggestion that she stand
for her husbands seat in Parliament
the claws of some other sort of en-
'vious cat" according to a telegram
from her today to Frank Hawker,
chairman of the Conservative Party.
She denies she has been asked to
stand. and declares she has no inten-
tion of so doing.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
sEEK. DAMAGES For sox.

John J. Pippert yesterday hIed suit
fn the District Supreme Court against
the Standard Oil Company for $4,000
damages, alleging that one of the
eempany's oil tank wagons ran over
Ais syear-oid son. injuring him seri-
evsly. Attorney Alvin /. Newmyer
appears for Pippert.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
"KILL,JOYS"
Constipation, Headache,
Colds, Biliousness ended
with "Cascarets"

Nothing takes the joy out of life
quicker than a disordered liver or
waste-clogged bowels. Don't stay
sick, bilious, headachy, ,.constipated
Remove the liver and bowel poison
which is keeping your head dizzr
your tongue coated, your breath bad
a few cents for a box of Cascarets
and enjoy the incest, gentlest lax.
ative-cathartic you ever experienced
|Cascarets never gripe, sicken or in,
convenience one like Salts. Oil, Gallo
mel or harsh pills. They work while
you sleep.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29
COPS FIRE At PROUD PAPA
AS he RACES WITH STORK

CHICAGO. Oct 2e.-Thomas Francis
Butler. known to his fellow-empioyes
at local department store ~ Sir
Francis" dashed wildly out of the
stsre in the general direction Of ~
home.
At Garneld Bouievard and Ealstsad
The Washington times., 1919-10-29

7 IEUTS. CECIL H.
II CONNOLLY, of San
Diego, and Frederick B.
Waterhouse, Of Weiser,
Idaho, United States army
aviators missing since Au-
gust 81, were slain by
two Mexican fishermen in
Lower California.
The Washington times., 1919-10-29

Purelyvegetable.
Actgently on the
liver, elimin-
ate bile, and -
soothe the :
delicate men,
brane of the
The Washington times., 1919-10-29

Cut out cathartics and purgativea
They are observation-disclosures.
Try CAPTER,S ITrrJr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06
Use the Want Ads
In Your Business

You know the tremendous pulling of the little Want Ads
Doubtless personal that has convinced
You have often thought that this fo of publicity MIGHT be
utilized business profession Well CAN In fact is
already being used by several Augusta merchants with gratifying
results ads EVERY DAY and the idea find
ing favor with Some Of the details of the plan perhaps not
quite clear Let send representative who viii fully
explain points that be Do today We have
tractve proposition that will interest you At
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

acient lea surface and bearing
wood
50 da- after da~, and week Getsr
week SO, month altar month. and
ysa- after veslr. work On and n mat
process gan strength a.lo symmet-v,
G-ad nerve sna knowledge, taa- when
success patiently Cnd hra-ely
worked for. snail come, il may ind
you prepared 70 receive = aao Keep
j. The development winch Eou VII!
get n this brave and patient labor
will prove Itself, n he end, the rnnst
valuable IF Tour successes 9.
holland.
Let The chicks 20 Unfed for Is
hours, then give little gr;I and sor.e .e
fresn water Let me first feed De
H1eiv crunp pied boiled egg. bread
crumbs or some sood and tested pre-
pared crIck teed. Don't noiEten with
waIar. bur use li--le sweeT or bur
re--n-.k. Fead scanE!y a. first. Z Is a.
right however 10 feed or en-. For me
next feelings d little G1e grams.
such as prepared oats, cracked wheat,
etc scattered IN the litter VII give Z
Little need-d exerc.se. If beer scrap
Is ted wait 70 give this until the little
faIlows are week ar Ten days old
Solomon, = London musician, had
as nupll k.rg George II. One day
when the king 1ad noT Distinguished :
himself by great practice nr skill n
PLAYING, the teacher gave him the
following classification # fiddler.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

''F!1dIers, your M esrv, may te
di--ded lato -t-ee cIasse.. TO The
1.Iat belong those VINO cannot play ~
al, - the second -aoss who play
badly aac 70 ne third those WHO
play vel. T0u. sire. nave alreacy
reached The second class"
Al interesting little creature IF the
deep Is the lencelet. Il ranks apuu:
halfway between q fish and an IL
ver-ebrate. Among lls many pecu-
lari1les 3 ne absence II Z S.sEncr
head. The ncuta Is n me middle =
The body, and Is surrounded ~
tenLacles, a great depths sl:riInns
have been found mat have luminous
bodies When Put MO the aquarium
thev lose their lght-glvIng proper
res Scientists believe rhe Creator
made Laese creaTlres luminous -
give -ne,n liz-r n the dark depths ~
me sea
Until recent tunes no reptiles ware
KNOWN TO have adapted themselves 70
existence I the darkness ut cavefnS.
New. however. Il Is known Lnal n I'll :
MALAY Peninsula. Snake, species of
coiubsr 1ahaplLs certain cavernE-
feeding Upon the bats. These cave
dwelling sn1AeE attain a length ut be-
tween eight and nine feet Tne1r COL
o-,ng Stimulates taat of he walls 11
the cavern. The rock is Z yellowis.
limestone traversed with bIack1sh
veins acd these markings and colors
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

ara curioUalv reproduced n rs
snakes, many Of which Turk un the
iedges IN he SEM darkness aeal' he
entrance, watching for the BATS.
The bureau Of fisheries reports thai
IS work n -escuiag dsnes from me
pools Que 70 overflow Of the M.ssls-
aippl i-ver before the diving up Of
ne same was more succsssta! during
re past surnu1er than ever before.
sn July alnne the number ot 2ahRs
sa!ved and repia1ted vas -.7ss 30
mere was an unusuA! number OF
carp and black bAss. During TIE
Sscal yenr ending June 80. 1873, me
number af food asnes rescued by
these opara lions was 25.aso,--0, The
expense ranged from 9 To - cents per
:, oe9 dst n different 1eIus.-Sclsut-t-C
American.
Vha; C,-l Who values he- peace u
mind will instead II IndulE-Ge n
useless REGRETS. wisely resolve 70 al
jusr herself II circumstances. Ever
one Of If car. # We 80 decree Il,
either lesser or make heavier our
reEpectivs burdens Therefore how
foolish 20 waste tine n seSseless
longing or II fee thar al our days
scaIl be colorless- The Rig position
We gtgh after NAV be greater than
cuI talents II our ability. Indeed. Z
some wonderful fairy suddsn!v
placed us II il me chances a-e Inat
r+ wou!c; NOT 1rlE- prove . SAD alls-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

fl but would soon became downright
1a1geraole. True. ne world o-s-5
Big pr-zes % he person whose genius
s.aicss out from nnr ASSOCIATES. but
aoI al recognized o. successful
women ara happy .. we are practl-
ca. aa6 nope 70 find cnuLanI-aent W.
ill certainly give IDLE wishing
wide berth We belong to our own
aphe-e-not u any other Individual :
nd ve WI, spend our energies On
milking the hest Of ourselves n our
own appointed places -CtAcag9
New
When tts I'M, r1nEy soldiers f-r-n
the Pacific Slope ceisbr3 led heir FIRST
erc~v into me Inc by at.acklrg the
PrussIaa guard and chasing those
once ,edo4bts nLs troops for seven
A-!ozne-e.s, they Ewept through the
little Village Z Falqaols- Now ths
once wooded h-.ls around vauuuols
are tu!i Cf tunnels iab1rous'v 1ug by
the Germans. and - anticipation Ct
ms attack Laev mad sowr thaC terri
torv with enough n,nes 20 blow 20
atoms al Tauuuols and any one who
might De passing through l.. Eur
Tne Wesierncrs came 81 fast ~ me
morning of SsptsU Der Is that the
agltaIed P-usE1Ans Glc noI nave the
70 wire IAelr deatn -ropa. La.ar taev
Uera removed Al leisure by cGm-
par~ - chuchling eng.ree~s.-Sta-s
a-T Str,Oeg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06
ODD ITEMS

Mrg. Alfred P-escot. Of Atlanta wau
Is IS years cid. Is an ardent sue-ag!sr.
and is looking forward eagerly 70 naT-
ing her first chance - vote.
To doubt IS Al injury: 70 suspect
q friend is a breach Of friendship
jealousy Is d seed sown but n vicious
minds; prone to dist-usI- because .S1
u deceIve.-G- Lansdowne.
f old trees have been neglect ed
and allowed 10 grow with little or no
pruning for Il number OF Years head
ing back caa best oe done by degrees
pruning back par of me TOP one Tea:'
and completing the resi- Of the work
The next.
Don't feed the little caickeas wef
feec for - * apt 70 snur and make
Lhem s1ck aa6 unnealtay. OacneA
cracked corn. wheat, kadr corn. mil
let seed and small grains are goo
food. Give IaeIn some sharp saaI
and Hae gravel and never allow the-.
ID De without pure water 10 drink.
Charles " Wolff Of -awrencqburs.
kan, hIved 4 new swarm uf bees III ms
home june e. July ne took from their
hive Pa pounds Of hnney -aa1
amount, produced IN about - DAYS. s
lad 70 be q nigh record Honey IL sell
ling al s5 cents q pound al Lawrence
burg.
A lazy green bug becomes grand
mother n -s days. One can imagine,
then. notes a naturalist. the rnultirl-
dtnouE armies of these insects that
may develop IN the course Of seq
SOD. Their worst foe is a t.ny black
four winged ny that deposits an egg
, in each bug il cnmes across. It's larrl
| consuming the bugs inside works
| and uEing its gnell for house.
| At school No. 10 the children az.
! working enthusiastically N the mod
/ etn heaith crusade and N their ar;
/ classes are making health posters
! One little fellow. after finishing d
poster showing a mounted knight II
al his glory, wrote beneath II. Il
! you vii keep al the health cruEa De
!, ruleE you viii De him. m.-IadiRnapolls
News
| Frum so eeur-year-oid Richmon
cherry trees S. c. Stevens Of South
Canter, Kan, has Just tinlshed pickin :
a crpp Of a little over 20 bushels ths
he SOLD al d a pushel. There arr still
10 treas in the orchard. that OCCUPIES
but little mnre than three acres. on
which the fruit is not yet ripe. but the
Yield viii be fully as heavy as the
Early hichmunds.
The funeral uf Earold BaaniEter
an outftter of Leyland. was followed
BY his tavorite cog. II entered the
church with the mournars and. sit
ting by the bler. occasionally snitied
II the cnftn. At the gravesitie the
dog Eaf still while the cnfiin was be
ipg lowered and then put its paws on
the e6ee of the grave ana took a
farewell view of his late master
L1ndon HxpreaA
When an apple tree has reached a
height of Is or 20 feet it is time to
begin heading hack. This height is
about the limit up TO winch ~cru
spraying Gun be done. and picking
hennNes mere hazardous in trees al
lowed to exceed IL II is better to
limit the height of the tree than to let
II e-uw higher for few wears and
then cut back The cut-ing back
should be made ON wood three rr four
reErs old ard Just above strong lat
eral branches which can supply suf-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06
First Aid

Scores of people IN Augusta VII tel you how
Journal Want Ads have brought them first aid
substantial, timely profit, through introcuc-
ton 10 this or that trustworthy business propo-
sI1lon.
your rope Read these emergency messages
every day and learn how 10 profit By them.
Today answer the one that interests you most,
and see how it furnishes first aid" To your
problem.
first aid Journal Want Ads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

r-arsement perfected by Pcs master
Nanter and gong inre effect roasy
tMrn-ay). Owing to .-se ate arrival Of
he alght tan there will fe no evening
deliver but tae carriers vii leave
WITH -hs MAJ u the night oefure and
ne A "a " mail TWO ana cne-halt
hours ear er n me rAst. The Lii mai
viii also be delivered hu. the mail 10:
the night tran will De held over Unit
the next mornAg-
The selec-meu have engaged n. A.
Bailey 70 look after The installation
of the new heating plant az me Gar
field building On Lsavl-t street.
Carl -opev has completed his
course a. the New England Institute
Of Anatomy n Boston and mas re-
turned hume- Es has not yet de-
cloed as 70 where he will locate-
W Q. AnAzeen Of Dexter departed
Saturday afcernoun after visiting
with his nephew, John AmA1eer II
Oakland.
Chief Justice Z c. Cornish Of Al
gusta. preEid.ns Justice At this tsrm
Of supreme court was among the
out going pszsengers Saturday ait
eraoun for the court -eceaE until
MONDAY. Ills stenngrapher. T =.
Wilson. left At The ss;ns time tor =
Visit a. his home n Portland.
NiHs Lucy Jewert of New York.
who has been the giant a her pa
rents, M. and Mrs. Albert JewetL
departed On her return trip Satur-
Gay.
Periey Grant. q well-mown trx~el-
ing man Of this section whose home
Is IN Fairfield. mas fled his declara-
aon Of tntsurions Of naturalization
IN the proper department II the
court house. He in a native of New
ErunEwlck.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06
5k0HkECAN

e?u-- Gae-1 JOHN lamb Of
lse,r77l vas - a--sTdEut a. tae
k;;.-s-.e ccur- CURING 1ae lAIer part
- ~ezk. lie reports cnnslaera-
J. ---.---- II house building opera
E0.. - Eo-awood mis- season. ..
E-es-e4~.t and S1Ias W3iler are both
|1..--~.- 1ouses and Station AEen-
|g1- -s-es formerly Of Clinton. Is
|-.-..- -oE house n occupy as
r.. ~- or entertaining.
5e..r~ :. Lane Of Carrying Place
amazon YVES II row1 Friday last
+ ---.n-rCed while here the sale
III canps az Easr Carry Pond.
- ez.s .ac.ades -ae aots. and The
bf a1a.ns " c. Mansur Of Eol-
Foae Z IasE-. ls the purchaser with
|nyz1rr' H-her parties interested Il
--ca,'stood that the place viii Still
= "1r--uea as a public establish
fer, N Lane mas been there tor
re-, r vea-s
-ae EAisn Coburn Mission CircD
Pa co-c.aLy entertained last Friday
l,ie-1oor ny Ma Joseph OTIS Smith
T asr hume u Water sr-eet- Nans
Loulse = -onwl. the president. pre-
iasc am d.recrsd the prug-am az
te Cay Fer report Of the Baptist
fo-7er-nn 81 Augusta which she
l,leooso. was much en1nyed. the
I-rr.e Dang al auxiliary Of tae Seth-
y 5AgCst church II this town. The
feV s.lc7 book. "Americaaizatinn,
FIf 4-Ao c1rsidered and the reading
Z ,as aE1s begun. New committees
r -1e "eG- we-e announced as fol-
'o#f -E.Cg. Mrs P~isy Cram.
'aHsph C.s Smith, Mrs. Wsxa-
e. >e!ann: entertainment, Mrs. c.
srH Le-, Mrs. Mary P. Archer,
efS =. 7er- g Judkins, Miss Iva
Ise!.r.5. Guinness was discussed by
r cla1roa-s and the hostess serve6
F':-esE-rn-s-
~1-o II Anson. who WA
['ols.- before the municipal court
ht ne aEo II the charges II sin
iale zad nuisance. was released
a N bail SATURDAY.. Ills
c~'srTer rank and William Core.
=" poraf n The SUN If $500 each In
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

he f.--s- ease and 5000 each n the
second ClSs-
Charles a Perk Ct Newton Fails,
Mass. who has been listing a. -at
home Of Mrs. ElI=abeta Barnard aad
Mrs. Mary 3. St.acnfeId, departed n
lis return Saturday afternoon. NJ.
Peck wife has recently diec and ne
brought her remains 10 Albion for IN
terment Mrs. Sttnchhel6. NJ and
Mrs. G. .. Miller and Mrs. z. ..
punron were n Albion al the burial
service. William Thompson Of Dor
chester. Mass. a brother 70 Lne de-
ceased Mrs. Peck accompanied M
Peck ID SkowheEan but remained fer
d short visit
c. =. Crawford. State sheep spec
ia.ist, who was in tnwn Saturday tc
at.end the organ1zaLiou Of sweet
Corn Growers n the county stated
that he should return n a short tine
to visi, VARIOUS farmers Of this Sac
uon. He was lsav-ns Saturday to-
his home n Dexter. Es has been
Whiting VARIOUS sheep owners IN the
county dur1uE the past week anu
60dS the pGylEA coi10lLun u Ai7
sheep much improved during the last
wear and also nn6s that the farmers
are much keaner an the sun1ec. than
they were a year back. According
To Mr. Crawford many In the StAle
are increasing their hocks ann others
are star-sng Il new. Mr.. Crawford
also reports much Intarest IN the
pure bred lima
Q. r Wilder and family moved SA.-
urdsy from Hotel Oxford. where they
have resided the greater part Of the
time during their stay n Skowhegaa.
10 their future home. the "iliian
Folsom Merrill house an Eusn street.
M-s. G. z. Henderson Of New York.
who has been visiting her parents.
NJ. and Mrs. Z. 3. Easseu Of East
Front street. fcr several months. LETT
SATURDAY On her return To New YORK.
for TWO weeks. altar which she VII
axain return to skowheGAn. Accom-
pauy.ng her were Mrs.. Humphrey ana
daughter, Miss. Esther Humphrey C
ScmsrviIle. Mass. vhc have been
-uesrs al the haskell home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

The chanceyv suit of Shepherds ad.
mInistratnr VERSUS Shspherd. n the
Orange County. Va, Circuit Court.
psnding n that court for more than st
years is 1usr about To be stricken frpr,
the docket AZ finished busineas. Such
prominent Grange county families ar
the Bulls. TaIiaSesrnH. Hansboroughs
Crimes. Muncures. Bottoms and NAL
lor-'s were involved m the suit. The
case WI shortly De before Commission-
ar ". c. williams for final repurt ana
adjustment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06
MERCHANDISE

h-icies far Sale 81
FIFD cAGE-LarEe square srass ca-e
win -nnde-a Bath ana fittings Price
Write 10 N L q cara Of keanebec
Ju-rua
CRTs-A-S-vhat are CrysIa.so Nrt a
medicine. DIX delicious CoTl4ecrlon
prepared rom an aromatic -uot and Z
5pec-hc II aciG stomach heart burn
Ena preventive of acute indigestion
Dyspepsia IN Ill tu1rns will ne a -ning
q LIE past : YOU use C-VstaIs E-eai =
IS ke7l sweef ana fragrant. one ham,
some DIX o. CRYSTALS sens by parcel
post Tor = cts silver agents wanted.
Dr =. Merrill lake Pleasant.
A.ass
HARNEsS-New anG second. Du-h do7i-
bic aad. slagle-and we nave a t-s DIS
play af ha-neas % show you. CasA
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JARsRe sl.ll lave a Food asac~rr2ant
Of Lightning Class Preserve Jars and
Je:!v -4Inblers. Delivered Al ynur
door 5er-;sh & SrnI1a. = silver s..
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06
CASSTTIEp-DISPLAY

Cashier IN retail dry goccs
store. Address Cashier. care
Of hennebec Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-06

Skowheean people are 10 receive the'r
MORNING mail much earlier by rhe Ar-