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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF T.. l.. Morris.

FuncrA! services :o- Edward l..
Morris. aged ST.. of Itil Ashland
Street, who dropped dead Thursday
evening q; 6:i5 o'clock in Main
street cigar store, near Ninth Street
VIII take rlac" this afternoon At $3.50
o'clock from the Morris home. Burial
all. be ~ Eiverv.-w Cemetery.
Mr. Morris was employed as a s1c-
els officer =; the Warner Moore Co. :
plant and was on his way 20 work
when stricken. lie was the son o:
the .atc James y. Morris
BESIDES his widow. who was Miss
MOLLY EEp.pn, Mr.. Morris is sur
vIN.d - four daughters, Mrs. VIII
liam l. Harlow. Mrs Fannie :.
Knight Mrs. blanche J. Jewet; and
Mrs Olivia l.. Harlow. and two
sisters. Mrs. julia lii.i and Mrs.
SlAnCLs Ford. Il. o. Richmond
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Class Is (RuraI SchnolD.


ALBANY. y. Y, May !i.-Classcs
were resumed this afternoon aI The
Albany Law School. which mad been
closed for Two days rs strike
on the part az he entire student
body. The appellate division OF t:r
supreme Court. third department.
late yesterday removed the alleged
cause Of The strike" whcn /: vacated
a temporary Injunction. obtained b.
Jacob NJ. Goldenkor. recently .xpcl.
ed from the school FOR making al
legged radical uttc:anccs under which
n. sought to continue his studies
The strike" Of the students vas
called Wednesday morning soon
after Goidenkoh appeared In The
senior class room
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MISS STR|NGFELLOW TO
Be TRAVELLERS AID HEAD
Report OF President Features
ANNUAL Meeting In Jefferson
Hotel

Miss Maudc String fellow. OF Rich
mona. was again reelected president
of the Travellers Aid society OF Viz
:!nia nj the annual meeting yssicr-
day afternoon IN the Jefferson Hotel.
Henry Hu;zlcr was elected hon
oiary vice-presidcn,, Mrs. Thomas
Cary Johnson first vice pres idcnt
Frank Powers. second vice president:
Rev Father Charles +. IianniSan.
thiri Nicc-2rcsident: Captain y. II.
GElEou. treasurer. ana Mrs. I:uwood
.tn;r.M. secretary.
Tho new board q: directors elect
cd yesterday - composed OF;
Henry liu,alcr Murray Mcclure
n, Rev - ) May Moore
pcon!nS,li i NaihGrnG III H. la hames
= iianniGan M.sIaincs
i,?SdSrI"i, &ci;ins ( ii. urner '''"'
#s;> i S3, % Esi s!!e 5is s#$x
John Stcwar; BRYAN 81 u H,gc
isaHS MarcuSc RcbCr; Catc!l
;:rir,t al Trca>wrr..
captain GCiGon's report as treas
n ar, sa"ws4 r:aGoe'pts OF the so.is;y
amounting to SS.a4S5s. "'S"'
Th: "cpo': OF tho president. Miss
S;rinGfcNow. Was significant in tina;
!; showed an increase OF iS.i>S pc:
sons assisted during ;hr past year
Included III the total % 1880 per-
sons helped during 1871? by agents OF
the Travellers Aid in the railway sta
tons % Virginia were 3a.46U soldiers
and sailors
AmonE the civilians we're lG.5os
mon. 33."io women. @a,.9c girls. IL.
Hlf rors 'nd +.>c0 children
Assistance Varied.
Assistance rendered by the society
varied greatly in nature ana inn
portanca. For example. 6.540 person.
we're sen; 10 boarding homes. 5.Sin
Wcr" assisted in various troubles 70
-ardinG baggage and tickets. ESQ
social service sails were made. $3.50
persons We're put on trains flGu
were sen; 10 oincr stations and H.
500 were sent - hotels
Assistance with telegram and tell
cphone calls was given 10 $3.50 per-
sons. lunch was furnished S.iis. 1889
were s.ni 20 hospitals. 2.341 sici;
persons We're assisted and employ
greni WAS found for $3.50 persons.
ono thousand and ten persons were
placed on street cars and in taxi
rans s. ruGa way boys and girls were
detained and a Investigations We're
made OF cases az the request o. va
''OuS organizations.
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Funeral services for Virginia VI. =
Turner. aged :. daughtc- o: ".
Ernes: and Mamie ". Turner. who
L.ed n Chicago May .. will take
..aco a, the give in R!vervicw This
afternoon :. ociock Tn. BODY
wa! arrive =; Broad street station
us a:..-noOn - 2:3l O'clock
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INTERESTING WORK
THAT LEADS TO
POSITION OF IMPORTANCE.


Telephone operating Is one OF the few
vocations for young women that lead
directly to positions OF Increasing i'm.
por;snce
1t Is impof'an, pubic service. /, aD-
pca!' Immediately 10 tho young woman
OF Intelligence ani cncrEy. who wishes
to accomplish something worth while.
Hr- surroundings and associate. 4.e such
a, TO produce happiness and content
mcnt. She |. working with and under
tho supervision OF women of high
character. where every ass.s,anc. 10
given for success
ss salary while training. vacations with
pay. sick benefits without cost. AMI
other features tina, add to her COM
fort.
Telephone operating is vocation of high
character. You would like 1t.
Can at Room 5o2. 700 East Grace Street.
any week day between a. II. and S
p. NJ.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY OF VA.
LADY of refinement 10 assist housctecper:
desirable position. Chesterfield Apart
ment Co.
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hlFiaI :oV ~a..I- I!ns.cy Fo!ter,
aged ( VINO died IN Huntington. w.
Va Thursday. was conducted yes
,e:Gay afternoon in Huntington. She
Was 'le daughter ot Charles and PAT :
tie Miller Porter and great era nd :
daughter az James q. T!nslcy, of
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scrious Fire Mt princeton.

PRINCETON y. J., May I4.-Dlck.
inson Hall. the oldest recitation
building on the Princeton canfi,s
vas destroyed and the UNIVERSITY
chapel was badly damaged bv n,
late tonight. The loss is estima;n,
at 100000
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LYNCNNCKG. May ii.-Stephcn Il
T.ns!ey, -. n!cd ;oday al Forest OF
h.a-, trouble. Surviving are two
daughters and four sons.
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pA%VII.LE. May 1.-THE funeral
o: Mrs Frances Myers, 80. who died
noon from IN. hons cE her son, 9. Z.
Myers.
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Mr.. Militant ~ S,iIIc

" iINF.N HE. Nay HINTS. WIZ
liam II SpilicT died IT her rcs:dcncc
here last night Mrs. Sp.licr had 80:
four ""ars been :, confirmed invalid
she is survived ~ eight sons and two
daughters
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

CONFECTIONERY Good corner ioci.tiC
modern ~ every respect. Rent chca
terms ~ 3O7. car" Times Dispateh.
GROCERY STORE for sale: stock n
fixtures. 1928 81. Apply j. Pc
erantE.
ROOMlNG HOUSE for sale or rent:
rooms AZ low price. Ten regular roo;
crs 1T Ir"srnt. bvat location IN city,
SODA fountain and cigar stand for sa
Lexington Hotel.
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WOODSTOCK. May li-Wiliia'n II.
Shc.:z g. d.vl "a; his home IN Wool :
stock Wednesday night. He is sur
v!vcd by one son and -four daug htcrs.
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Funeral Of small Child

Rooer; Edward Mitchell. aged ~
! dead a The horne O. his sister
Ms " =. B.cEe.s, =, Crozet. Va.
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bed by her husband Heart disease
caused her death. Her husband. one
daughter. her mother and seven
brothers and sisters survive
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Nl>> Eliza tb.,o,i.

DANNlII.i. MHS HINES Eliza q
Abbott. aged -. d..i here yesterday
- the ho:u~ o. her brother she is
st!rv we'd ~ ;wo brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15

DA%VlLLE. May IA Thomas lief
inrSpn itan"S. .gcd 50. died recently
ct lrCsvil!- ne is survived ~ j $
"!Iow and eleven children.
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Spanish ENVOY ncnrhc, 4. s

NEW YORK. May li.--Antonio
Burgas. Spanish Minister 10 Cuba.
arrived here today on board the ltal-
Ian Steamship Dante AlcEhiere. from
Genoa. Naples and Palermo.
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situations Wnntc,I-IIcmnle

CLERICAL or nlinT position wanted
= one" by Young lady with Office cSue
enc EiniloSeG at present. II yii ca
COLLEGE, GtTI.. age 81. perfectly ada,
hh'". d"s!ren 10 spend vacation ~ COZ
r"Eiun TO an elderly ierH"n. Would |!
80 travel Epu". references ALLruss
20. carN ilrmLr blsraich
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Lost and Found

c9 oMs aTS a-sa or s @SIs Nay H. ?2N
No. 1901 Rrook Road. Last s.cn with
lsnih"r halter and chain on. Phone Ran
los; FRIDAY CAL. Randolph 1857.
HORSE -s;rav.d or stolen. bay marc
medium size: nann on loft side cut
spot IL face. Finder notify John Bolden
at 2l5 Nicholson Street. Fulton
HouSD--S;.ayed from 500 Floyd Ave,
:, Meinrsiay i fstmais hound dog.
wa!d /: returned i Mrs Rufus Williams.
LOST. 'rhursGay !aIy's black silk UNI,
br"ia with silver handle and full maine
cncTav,d on Knob. Finder plcnsc bring
to Globe Clothing Comuany and get re-
Iva:t.
MARE--stray"a. from Drewry's B!ur.
Va. hay mare. Las. seen near Frovi-
d:nc" church. Kindly notify Albert e
Harvey, DrHwrv's Riu:T. Va
TlN-l.ost. n wish-lonc hin Of pearls am
sapphttes m Coilcsiat" School or in that
:. !t.rh"uu or IN i!incy from i.unlba-,.v
- hou."Nh!i Reward. Phone BourVarI
rGcEKThoo ~. May -. in Arhin
cash agl articles OF rcrsousl value. lie.
Ruud!ns. rhone Madison III
my place sos ianadsi: .Nvonan'e n sa rom
Heights. saturday night. April 18th large
Yer ana WI" male poirtc- dog: iiccns"
-, ;Answ":s TO name q "Sno;;" s:s
Us '-,,,c,y"rv Tnore II. 4. iIir=ason. Mad
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,itM:,tinM, Wunlctl-NInlr

FARM stGLI,-WautcI. position
farm manager Ekpcrt On gNa "nE!r
and al. In,ch'nc-r. ,s"oriilIv soris,
tractor Nm yyars' "Suc.ieu.r Win J
lnN" ana u.h"r grasses. Address J. .
C1rc 'rimcs-ii,DatSh.
SALESMAN desire Dlacc. iNe years &
pcSi,arc m rlct!'nS and r"n'.' furuis
iaSs. Two y"ags iu Eyrc"Ti,V: rc..Te!
furnished. IL ~. or" Timcs biFpatch
WANTED. TRAVELLING rnsstion by
cH"S"t. young mdn with lODs Z
rer!c0c" In har!war" and pg!ui t.s!usi
have good reason ;Or wanlINg - ma
change. III 800. care Times - patch.
NOtSG Man. ambitious and encrgct
desires uosiilOn WITH laTg. concern wl
chanc" for adN an""nicnt WILING 10 ST
~ lotion. Address III ?al. care Tim,
tel
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Norfolk e. Wcstern Rv.

Lcn'r HFoHd Strtri Station Only
For Nortolk 555 = 81. $3.50 A. ST.
800 J.. ~. $40 g. Is tor the west
J.. NJ. 3:25 g.. s. Arrive IRON ynr.
iolk. ilt5 A. IL. 7:2j t. ~ t:Ls f.,
~. from the West. 500 a. 81, 2:a6
"a: 10 ~. 49, y. ~ ONCE,
ron iiG ~S''
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Mr.. l.aurn ~. smith.

WINCHESTER May e Mrs Ia,ir.
l!oWa'l smith 20 wifc 0f N-r,pn
Smith, 'Hrrryvill". Was found dead l..
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.5es!des -. ~ 80 -. 90:
AWARD POSTER PRIZES
Eirhmond school Children Win Prizes
Ouerrt In fifth Federal
Reserve tOpYc.C.

.-va-G Of prizes u me pos:e- con
t*s, conducted IN tn- fitca Federal
;.@S.r.s Dist-!c; Of Virginia w-.re
cH-cia!l? announced yesterday as fol-
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Statesmen and Agents


Sails NAN to handle full line of LA
iiLhuipin"nt ana SUPPLIES. separatoT
hrtss Monroe & :ionroc. A,.1andria' Va
SALE MA S---Wantrd. experienced crack
hhi cak" salesman for country rel:
tihI'. Civ" age. gSrpr!cuCc ref.r.nr
,nu salary expected. II o0g. care Time
SALESMAN. preferably with auto IA
not essential. to sell 10 auto accesso
urhIcrs. Good commission Alc.rcse Al
N,cr"ssori., ia Low Street. Baitl,noi
SALESMAS-Wanich wcli-oa,ipucI .,,c
man 20 caIi on nhytic!anz. etc \ We
'Ntrptlonhl oppo-tunity ~ offered for 4,
mediate work. State aCc ana capcri.n,
Lock iioS l:i. Fh!ladelphia.
SAIESMAE--is there a corpora.ion in /,
r1iy or state that wishes 10 ssc,s
~" sffNi.c ot an cn"rS"iic capable ma
.,att,ni.ra Familiar with this terrltor
Aduiess III pol. care Times Dispatch
SALESMAN FOR w--, v!rgInl. ard y,
gina aud Eu5founi!Hg citics 10 rcpi
,ent an eastern house: only cSpcr!cnc
~ general merchandise line n~,i AZ.
y y. cry 'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-15

SERVICE MAN AND INsTguC.
TOR WANTED BY pRoGREs.
slvE CORPORATION Doing
NATIONAL BUSINESS. FINE
orPoRTuNITY FOR DEVELOP.
MENr AID PROMO loS:
PLEASANT WORK. REQUIRE.
MEHTs; BRIGHT MAN. >, TO
%. PREFERABLY SINGLE
MUST RESIDE WITHIN 20
MINUTES OF THE BUSINESS
DISTRICT or EicuMoXp. VA.
WITH TELEPHONE coxNEc.
wioHs. KNowLEpGE or SELL.
i&G YARD GOODS At RETAIL
AND MECiIA%ICAG. APTITUDE
WOULD HELL. TRAVELLING IN
VIRGINIA ABOUT FIVE DAYS
FER WEEK. SELL YOURSELF
TO Us IN FIRST LETTER. CIV.
ING PAST AND PRESENT EN-
PIGMENTS. SALARIES EARN
ED Is EACH. AND HOW SOON
AVAILABLE. INTERVIEW IN
RICHMOND cAN DE Ar
RANGED. ROOM 1902. a,7 FIFTH
AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY.
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AUTOMOBILES
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arri'alS and Departures OF Passenger Train,
DAILY, unless otherwise sflown) piIbiisilcd
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daiy except Sunday. Sandsy only.
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j:ABoARD 4ip i.l.G RAlLwAY

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
g" L. nam street Phone Randolph az
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USED cAKB-Bse NuiIan Motor CO.. rear
Of 90 EroId Btrnst.
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VIZ orYgE YOU best .yAlnes IN Yss,,da
rres1, Madison seoe.
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EsED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS most, reliable
vs.i csrs Ia IN. cay W, e. Bnyd:
sion, Exchange building. eob-sia "est
BTDad 80
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Cha, s tCny school, !

Ciss> & tCuy Sthoo;.)
Fi-st T-.=s. I-B-r.etv! w....aras Jr.
- ys&rs Old f1a @: Ber.e.sy w!il!s1lS.
Sie-Eoat. 5E2.i !. Ca.,;-, t-. RI = :r.e SchaoL
s-coa4 i!.z-, s. Mar Jeanette l2t:e--
Eon. = y-A:s old. .a-ss:-. o! NJ. and My.
J Pz;,ersoa, Richmond. pup.. =, Sacred
H.: S7hoo'
scar. Old. ga Of Mf. a.. NJ. js:n..
Anderson. i'c-iEroGth
Class Is tKurs1 Schnol.).
Fi-s, Pre-. {s(I.aIys Thompson =
I.s;s Cd. dSuGA;e: o: Hober; Thompson.
Second Tt!ze. t:a-Ma-y Fairfax Frances.
j. y.sFs Ole. d. lS.fe- gciNir. and Mrs i
j. France. VIII. .Gats
In.id pr.zs' s.-!;ho4.. Huntsoe:!y w!n.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


Deaths
BoSiIrR-Dicd. suddenly at S,uar: Circle
~ .""i,ai NJ "a. .ar ~. .hiss ga
nrI, :" iosner Laurht-r OF me !a,.
C.ias.es ". aud Mary II. Bushcr. Funeral
MlTctiEi,l.-pied., n, the home OF his
Eon.rI Edward Mitchell. aged ~. Lvncn-
bur-; aad North Carolina papers D.,usc
cory.
PORTER pied; IN Huntington. W. Va.
May ~. ia2o. SaiIic rius,ry Porter
daughter of Charles a;td lattir Miller ror-
ter. and great -srnnd...uGh.c. 81 james q.
.I!ns!cS. oi Richmond. vi. aged I wears.
burial IN HUNTINGTON Fr!"av. Mav 18th.
TURNEE--'rhc body of Virginia Nav Tur-
-. ner. daushiGr OF W. ErncsI ana Nanmie
w ruTncT Who iicd In Chicago Mar 2.
VIII arrive IN RICHMOND. Broad stree, sta
ton. SATURDAY gao H. NJ Burial in River
view. Services at the grave.
tuncrii Directors 4
rHArr-Edwin Phauu. ;unetal DIRECTOR
Madison 81 Ran1oluh 5tJ3
Personals 81
FOR NORTHUMBERLAND girl baby. Q
, months old. Address L. y. Box les.
rERSoNAlr,,M.ss ne::SSn KGI!y. write me
Of once BROTHER 7. u, *,
RETIRING :-cin business Sntirr stock OF
sale az greatly reduced prices You
G.nno, afford 10 miss ;hs opportunity.
81. North FIf;h Street
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IL YOU want to rent a house use ths1s
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05
PROSPECT.

Mary Pickford's greatest screen tri-
umph, Daddy Long Legs" is coming to
the Colonial Theater, Belfast, Monday
and Tuesday, Feb 9th and 10th. Three
shows daily 80, 100 and $50. Prices
28c and 39c.
Mrs. Elsie Hall of Frankfort lately Wis
tied Mrs. Jennie Dockham.
Prospect Temple, No. IS, Pythian Sis
tiers, will hold its installation Feb. 12
Fluctuations are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvard Hartman upon the advent
of a daughter Jan. %.
Miss Maude Shute, who has been with
Mrs c. Nj. Eames for several weeks, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. Howard Bennett of the "Nar-
rows" visited her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Bennett, Jan. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs Arno Bowden of Park
were recent guests of the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Jas. Rainey.
The Clark School opened Jan. 10 with
Miss Cecelia keleher as teacher, Miss
Keleher having been teaching in Bath.
We are having some extremely cold
weather, last Saturday morning being
the coolest yet because of the high wind
Mckinley Lodge, No. 81, X. P, held its
installation Jan. %. District Deputy
Parsons of Dixmont was installing Off
Ger. An oyster stew was served after
the work Several from this lodge at
tended the meeting of the Mt. Waldo X
P. Lodge at Frankfort Jan. 29 and helped
work degree on candidates.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05
SECRET SOCIETIES.

The annual inspection of Phoenix
Lodge, F. & A. NJ, will take place next
Monday evening under the direction OF
Allen l.. Curtis, D. D. G. M.
The annual inspection of Corinthian
ROYAL Arch Chapter took place Tuesday
evening under the direction OF the Grand
HIGH Priest Samuel B. Forbish of Bruns-
wick. A chicken supper was served un-
der the direction of the ladies of the Bap-
fist church.
Aurora Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
will hold box social at their meeting
Tuesday evening, Feb. 10. Members are
invited to bring a box lunch, with their
card enclosed. As William X. Keene is
to act as auctioneer, treat may be ex-
pected.
At the regular meeting of Tarratine
Tribe, l. o. R. NJ, held in its Wigwam
Post, Chief Edwin S. Perkins raised the
chiefs-elect to their respective offices as
follows: Sachem, Clyde Moody; Senior
Sycamore, Harold Herrick; Junior Saga
more, Arthur E. Stevens; Prophet, Alon-
20 Robbins; Chief of Records, John X.
Hartman; Keeper of Wampum, Edwin
s. Perkins; First Sanap, Walter Tweedie;
Second Sanap, George Patterson; First
Warrior, Percy Cunningham; Second
Warrior, Bert Harvey; Third Warrior,
Arthur Robbins; Fourth Warrior, Ray
Thomas; Braves 1, 2, 3, 4, Parker Cook,
William Gordon, William Estes, Eli Sny-
der; Guide of Wigwam, Walter Juan;
Guide of the Forest, Edwin White. Al
ter the meeting picnic supper was serv-
ed and smoke talk followed. The
evening was greatly enjoyed by all,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05
or the winter in Auburn.

Mary Pickford's greatest screen tri-
umph, Daddy Long Legs" is coming to
the Colonial Theater, Belfast, Monday
and Tuesday, Feb. 9th and 10th. Three
shows daily 2.3O, 700 and $50. Prices,
28c and 39c.
VIM. c. Littlefeld, who has been sick
for number of months, passed away the
morning of the Gath. He was of quiet
and unassuming manner, a kind neighbor
living with his two sisters, Pauline and
Ella, in the buildings erected by their
parents many years ago on the beautiful
spot where they have lived so long to-
gether. His neighbors and friends know
how faithful and untiring ne has been to
his sense of duty in his daily life None
but those we'll acquainted with him know
how many hours he has labored in pa
tient suffering, faithful unto death.
He had good word for everyone and
will be much missed
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05

the John Grier Orphan Asylum. Mr..
Neilan has filled it with a surprising sue.
cession of humorous and palmetto Incl
dents. The millions of admirers of Miss
Pickford will agree when they have seen
this picture that the favorite star never
had better or more appealing role than
that of the orphan, Judy Abbott, who, as
an infant, is picked out of an ash can by
a policeman Given name from tele-
phone book by a hard-hearted matron;
whipped, starved, and cruelty treated
until she reaches the age of twelve, when
she begins to spread among the Stripe
dressed little motherless babes a sunshine
which later is the means of helping them
all to better things.
Portrays Many Emotions
As a madcap child whose resistless
personality overcomes even the most
sordid surroundings; as a girl tasting
eagerly the good things for which sne so
longed in her childhood captivity; and at
last as lover, coquettish and capricious,
Miss Pickford's characterization is mas
terDiece
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05

In order that every person in Belfast
and the surrounding towns will have
ample opportunity to witness Daddy
Long Legs" we are going to run this
special attraction two days, 3 shows
daily, 230, 7 90 and $50. Prices will be:
matinees, any seat, 28c; evenings, orch.
39c; bal. 28c. That every child may at
tend. we shall make a special price on
Tuesday evening, when each child under
twelve will be admitted for TIC.
This super-feature is the first to be
made by Mary Pickford's own company,
after Miss Pckford obtained the screen
rights from Klaw and Erlanger to whom
she gave her personal check for $40, 900.
Miss Pickford has the part of Judy AB-
bot. the little asylum girl who got her
chance to 60 to college through the gen.
erosity of a man who later fell in love
with her.
DIRECTED by Marshall Neilan.
The picture was directed by Marshall
Neilan, ''The Mark Twain of the Screen, :"
who became one of the foremost directors
of the day through his ability to put ap
pealing humor into screen action. Miss
Pickford is supported in Daddy Long
Legs" by MIR. Neilan, who has the part
of a young college man in love with Judy;
by Mahlon Hamilton, who has the part
of Jarvis Pendleton, Judy's benefactor;
by Milla Davenport, as the tyrannical
head matron of the asylum; by Fay Lem
port, as Angelica Wyckoff, an ill-man-
nered little girl reared in luxury; and by
one of the most charming groups of child
actors ever seen on the screen, as well as
half dozen other adult actors.
The first half of the picture is laid in
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05
WALDO STATION.

Fred Littlefeld has been taking the
census in town.
Travelling is not very good as it is
being trodden we'll.
Mrs. Jacob Cunningham is with her
daughter, Mrs. Guy Marden, in Auburn
fol-. the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mar
den are also with Mr. and Mrs. Marden
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05
CATARRH DOES HARM
Whether It ls of the Nose, Throat,
or Other Organs, Get Rid Of It.

Catarrh Of the nose or throat when
it becomes chronic weakens the deli
cate lung tissues, deranges the diges-
tive organs, and may lead to con-
sumption. 1t impairs the taste, smell
and hearing, and affects the voice. It
is a constitutional disease and re-
quires constitutional remedy.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
by purifying the blood removes the
cause of the disease and gives per-
manent relief. This Alternative and
tonic Medicine has proved entirely
sat. DRY to thousands Of families
In three generations.
1t there is biliousness or constipa-
tion, take Hoods Pills,-they are a
thorough cathartic, {. gentle laxative.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-02-05
Colonial Theatre
Marguerite Clark, Earle Williams, Mae
Marsh, Marie Walcamp, Mary Pick
ford to Be Seen the Next Few Days.
Marguerite Clark, Thursday

Big crowds will doubtless welcome
Marguerite Clark when she returns to the
Colonial screen on Thursday in her latest
play, ga Girl Named Mary" 1t is a
story of human appeal with Miss Clark
in an ideal role. The large supporting
cast Includes such favorites as Kathlyn
Williams, Charles Clary and Wallace
Mcdonald.
Also on Thursday two-act comedy
and a Pictorial Review.