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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
House Navy Bill
Doesn't Provide
for New Warships

Washington. March 16-No new war
ship construction IS authorized in tia
annua! naval appropriation bill as or
dered favorablv reported today by the
House naval committee. Requests for
appropriations for building two giant
seaplanes. twice the size of the trans
Atlantic Nc and a mammoth dirigi-
bic. also were refused.
The measure carries total of Ao4 =
4,0.p 600. or s2na asN 900 less than the last
appropriation bill.
The only funds for construction an
proved by the committee was 500 ~ IN
for continuing work on the unfinished
1915 program.
Although the permanent authorized
strength Of the navy IS 5000 men, the
committee provided pav on a basis Of an
average force Of Il. 900 for the next
year
For -epairs on vessels the c,-nrnir-a e
provided approximately SCI a,a. 600, for
provisions. s.. oa oo0: for fuel. s70.0sb aol
The appropriation for aviation was
SS.S'ne0 including authorization for
small seaplanes and dirigihles and for
the establishment of six aviation bases
in the continental United States on sites
to he selected later
The permanent strength Of the marine
corps was fixed AT =. 4cn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
MAINE MASTER PRINTERS
GUESTS AT BANQUET
PORTLAND TYPOTHETAE

Portland Ne, March l6-Mesnhers of
the Portland Typotaetae enjoyed a ban
quet last night and listened TO a dis
cussicn of the prospects of the future
for their trade. Ira r. Moui,on, who -
special representative of the United
Typothetae, gave A special talk on the
results Of his Investigations OF the
printing industry IN this city
Those attending the banquet were:
j. H Voyer, Reny Brothers of Saco;
Charles f. and Roy Il. FNynt Of the
henneoec Journal; A. J. Burkett. IL
G. Lord and y. A Bartlett of the Lew
lston Journal job printery; J. y. Little
aeld. Berry Paper Co. of Lewiston: T.
G Tobey. Brunswick Record. L W
Stewart Wheeler Print. Brunswick: J.
r. Weber Merrill g. webber of Au-
burn; George T. Moses. Lawrence I.
Marshall. Alfred Southworth. r Il
Benson Lewis y. stuart, 0. G. Gould.
Fred W. Anthonsen. John J. WEIGH. J
z. Foster. 2. 9. Hamilton. William II
Ohier. j. II. Cooley, Fred L Tower, n
{. Leach. P. Abrahamson. Edward =
Hall. George 2. Lefavor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
PTTTSTON

NORTH-Clement Jones returned
TO his work al Bath last Tuesday
after an enforced vacation OF one
month caused by illness.
The condition Of Daniel Grant.
who has been seriously Ill at his
home, shows a favorable improve
ment
Wallace Mowatt Of Wales, for
meriy of this place. was a recent
visitor at his farm here.
The sympathy of ali is extended to
the relatives of Mrs. Mary Cooper
and son Harry whose deaths oc-
CURED this week at their home in
Randolph. Both were often visitors
here at the home Of their son and
brother, Alton NJ. Cooper, and their
sudden passing away has cast a
shadow of sadness over their many
friends and acquaintance in this
community.
The families who have been suffer-
ing from severe colds and grip are all
on the gain.
A very pleasant meeting Of the
Kings Daughters WIS held with
Mrs. George Jones Thursday, March
II. The next meeting will be held in
two weeks from that date. Thursday,
March %. with Mrs. Mabel Sparrow,
and will be an all day session.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor have
moved to Gardiner where they will
stay for a few weeks. Mrs Taylor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
Benz. E. Smith Post
on Bonus Question

The attitude of the Benjamin E
smith Post No. 4. American Legion
on the bonus question is expressed
IN the passage of the following at
the last meeting:
Whereas. The question of adjust
ment Of compensation or extra pay
for service men and women was
pending before Congress 1t the time
Of the National Convention Of the
American Legion in Minneapolis. No
vember. 1919: and.
Whereas. The American Legion. in
National Convention assembled. left
with confidence the dtsch;, --e of this
obligation 10 Congress: and,
Whereas. No definite action look
ing % such compensation has YET
been taken by Congress-: and.
Whereas, The American Legion. n
National Convention assembled re-
solved further that this question Of
adjusted compensation was an OBJ
legation of our government 70 al eX-
service men and women TO relieve
financial disadvantages incidental 70
their military service. second only n
that of caring for the widows and
orphans Of those who sacrificed their
lives: and.
Whereas. This primary obligation
above referred to has already been
met in part by Congressional acton
and further legislation IS now pend
ing and now under way: and.
Whereas. Therefore. II becomes the
immediate duty of The American
Legion definitely 10 state the right IF
service men and women % this 4d-
justed compensation: theI efOre.
BE il resolved. That il is The sense
Of the Benjamin Z. Smith Post No.
:. American Lerion. of Gardiner.
Maine. that all ex-service men and
women ara entitled 70 adjusted COM
pensaron n the form and amount Of
a fifty dollar bond for each month Of
service. IN order that these eT-Ser-
vice men and women may be placed
in a more nearly equal economic sit
uation With those who prorited by the
high wages paid % employees IN
Government Ship Yards and on Gov
eminent Operated Roa!roAds as well
as IN privately owned enterprises;
and.
Be il further resolved. that copy
of this resolution be SEM 70: Hon.
Bert NJ Fernald. Hon. Frederick
Hale. Hon. Louis r. GoodaN. Hon.
Wallace H. White. Jr.. Hon. John \.
Peters. and Hon. Ira & T44rsov. SEN
ators and Representatives from the
State If Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
ADJUSTMENTS
corking Bill at The Strand Today
H. q. Warner in "Haunting Shad-
ows"-MacIaine Traverse in What
Would You Do? And Gaumont
Graphic

An exact replica Of Tudor castle Of
the time of Henry the Sth IS seen IN
haunting Shadows Il. E. Warner :
latest production.
Mr. Warner VINO is an English-naa, IS
a deep student Of things historical and
architectural n the tight little island,
and personally supervised the interior
sets Of this picturesque specimen Of old
Tudor architecture in which most If the
action of this absorbing mystery drama
takes place AS a result The House of
a Thousand Candles IN Haunting
Shadows IS authentic in every detail
With lis vampire doors and lahyrInthine
chambers il is reminiscent of the days
Of Henry the Eighth, and the abode of
Anne Bolevn. Katherine OF Aragon, or
one of his other numerous wives.
Cente-ing around the wife Of man
falsely accused of crime What Would
You Do"'' a new William Fox produc-
non starring Madame Traverse. which
Will be seen at the Strand Theatre to-
tav IS said TO reveal life behind the
scenes of exclusive metropolitan society
The bill today will be opened with
the Gau1nont Graphic. It's very ciev-
er offering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
NEW PORTLAND

The mail was unable TO get IN on
Saturday night as the thaw and rain
made the roads almost impossible.
IN places. for a team.
The Wonen's Missionary meeting
Will be held Wednesday evening.
March 17ti, with Mrs. Fay Weeks.
Phillip Young was N North An
son on Saturday
NJ. Z. Strickland was a caller in
North Arson on Friday
Friends in town viii be interested
10 hear that Mrs. William Parsons
Of North Arson is able 10 be out
again after her recent surgical oper-
alton.
The annual parish meeting of the
CniversalIst church was held ar the
home of Mrs. Blanche Hoyt on
Thursday evening March IL The
following officers for the year were
elected Moderator. John Butts:
clerk. Mrs. Charles Hoyt: trustees.
Ward Davis. John Butts. Charles
Hoyt; collector John True: stand
ing committee. Mrs. Belle Metcalf:
Mrs. Myra King, Mrs. Arthur Dag
gett. Mrs. Eben Carsley. Mrs Nettie
Atwood. The following new mem
bers were taken in: Bina Butler.
Hazel True. Martha Spear. Margaret
and Winona Butts. Fred King. Glen
wood King and Arthur Dagget-.
Services VIII be held on Sunday,
March Est al the home of Mrs. Belle
Merl.aIf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17

The / r. and T. G Club Of The Meth
odist church viii give al entertainment
Friday me -9th n the vestry 4 farce
entitled An old Fashioned Ladies
AID vii be given. The cast II charac-
,ers IS as follows: Hosless Mrs. Shop
ard. Mrs. louis Gray, President. Mrs.
Perry Mrs. Harry smith; Members.
Mrs, Albee. Miss Ru,h k.ttredge: Mss
Cara Lord. Ms Jennie Shepard, Mrs.
Harding, Mrs. Bertha Stevens: M~s.
Turner. Mrs. Amy Buchanan; Mrs. Bal
lard, Mrs LAURA Perry: Mrs. Bradbury.
Mrs. VIII Izarding; Mrs, Cray, MS.
Nat--le A-hee, Mrs Hutchinson. Mr..
I-lra Hague Malinda. the coIored maid.
Mrs. Blanch Cartar, THIS plar is n
tlre-y ORIGINAL ana has been adapted
% he local characters. Many lccal hits
and Jokes WI he given. The Page
Street St:rnged orchestra VIII flr,l .sl
music and Mrs. Annie Small VII rencer
local SOLO. Refreshments Wi! he
served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
ICEBORO

Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foster and son
Dondaid are recovering from attacks
Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Edison Brown ara
The proud parents Of 15-pound daugh-
ter born last Saturday. Mr.. Brown ar
-'ved home SATURDAY after a month $
stay ar the Massachusetts General hos
pital. where he went for surgical treat
-nent.
William Lint. who has been in poor
health all winter. IS said 10 be some
what improved.
Walter Lint. who is an employee on
the railroad, visited his parents. NJ. and
Mrs William Lint. On Sunday
Howard Farley Of Bridgewater visited
his father Nathaniel Farley, at the
home Of George Yeaton. on Sunday.
Warren L Patten. who was Ill last
week. had so far recovered as 10 be
able TO resume work on Monday
Fred Galusha is confined 10 the house
with an attack of neuralgia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
MAINE CENTENARY
Is OBSERVED BY
CLARK GRAMMAR SCHOOL

The Tooth anniversary Of Names
admission ~ The union was ceIebra-
ted Monday, March Is by the pupils
Of Maria Clark Grammar school.
Each pupil wrote an essay on
'Malne,' ana one member OF each
grade was selected TO read his or her
ESSAY 10 the whole school. Al three
o O'Clock all the grades assembled in
The ninth grade room 20 Listen to the
following program
Singing, Safe OF Maine NV State
Of Name essay Dorothy Goodrich.
9Th grade; Essay, Harry Mayors. 9th
grade, Essay. Fred Beane. 18th grade:
song, When The Silv'rv Moon Is
shining ore The Hills # Dear Old
Maine quartet ninth grade: essay
Raymond Srlva1ne. 9Th grade; sing
Ing, America school.
This was a short but interesting
program much enjoyed by al, and
each one presen, realze1 that this
was an event in their young lives.
never 10 be repeated again.
They We're only sorry that more
Of the parents were not present TO
share their great pleasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
BOWDOLN

NORTH-At the annua. town
meeting held Monday, March the
selec1ruen plect al for the ensuing
year We're " F. Tar-. y. Doughty
and George Z. Allen. A warrant
containing 50 articles was acted
upon.
Lewis Allen. an aged resident VINO
has been very sick, is now reported
as being in a comfortable condition.
Mrs. Annie Lane is n Sabattus'
caring for 4 sick friend.
All the portable sawnlllls IN town
have suspended operations on ac-
count Of the deep SHOWS.
Wallace Rideour has gone 10 Lis
bon Falls. where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallis who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ".
E. Hervey. returned Monday 10 their
home in Boston.
Lloyd Nadeau who has been work
ing at Stra1ton for the past few
months. has returned home.
Wallace Rldeout was last week
visiting friends AZ Litchtield.
Urban Small from Rangeley, has
lately been passing a few weeks at
his home in Bowdoln.
During the late snow blockade.
Anton Gurkdaunis. who lives en-
what is known locally as the Wright
farm. paid $50 for having a half ton
of grain delivered TO his place 10 save
the lives of his 500 hens. He jour
neyed on snowshoes. about a mile
distant TO the home of Clair Farnum
who keeps a general supply of pro-
visions on sale and offered him the
aforesaid sum and more if that was
not sufficient. to deliver his grain. as
he had shared even his -four with
the hens. Mr. FarnuIn hired his
nearest neighbor with his team and
together with their teams in 4
roundabout way, covering about
three miles. delivered the grain at
the turn of the road, being unable
70 get their horses farther. ana Mr.
Gurkdaunis shouldered each bag of
grain. carrying II TO his house,
about an eighth Of a mile. Fifteen
hens We're lost during the food short
are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
SCOTTISH RITES
R e ceive d by 120 at
Masonic Temple
Fourth 20 18TH Degrees inclusive
Conferred on Candidates in All
Day Session in Augusta Recep-
ton rendered Or. W.. c. Mason.
Deputy for District of Maine

The Masonic Temple az Augusta
vas an extremely busy place Tues
day morning. afternoon and evening
when 120 candidates received the de-
grees Of the Ancient and Accepted
Scottish Rite. In attendance were:
" lillian Castein Mason OF Bangor.
deputy for the District of Maine
and Frederick C. Thayer Of Water
Vile. active member for the Dis
tr;ct Of Maine.
In the morning the work of the 4th
10 the 14th degree was under the
jurisdiction of me kennebec Valley
Of Perfection. Al $50 4 business
meeting was called for acceptance
and ballot on applicaIi ons. The can
dlCates reported a. this time. Al 10
A. NJ communication Of the 4th de-
gree 70 the 18th degree inclusive was
given the candidates. The work N
The 14th degree, that Of Grand Elect
Mason. was begun AZ 1880. This :e-
gree was conferred with full cere-
mCnles and music by quartet IN
der the direction Of Edward lam. S
Nass OF Brunswick, orgaaist. Lunch
was served at leo
In the afternoon the second body e
TWO degrees was under the jur,sdic-
tlon Of The Augusta Council Of P-,n-
ces Of Jerusa lem. Al clock the
18th degree. knight Of the East or
Sword. was conferred II full form
with appropriate music, followed by
the communication Of The 18th &c
gree. Prince Of Jerusalem
The third body Of TWO degrees were
conferred by the Emeth Chapter Of
knight Of the East and West. was
worked in full form. At 6 o'clock a
reception was rendered William c.
Mason. deputy for the Supreme
Council of Maine on the reception
committee We're Charles K. Tildcn.
Frederick c. Thayer. Thomas H
Dodge. Edwin (: Dudley. Charles B.
Davis, Warren c. Philbrook Frad-
er;ck " P'aistad. Lewis A Burleigh.
Jones. A banquet followed the re-
ceptlun.
Al o'clock the Chapter opened
and conferred the 18th degree. Sow
ereiEn Prince Of Rose Cruix Of Err
DIN. Knight Of the Eagle and Pali-
can. During the c.nferring of -he
18th degree Il musical program of SO
selections was rendered by the Emet n
Chapter orchestra. Frank a. Dem
mis-. leader, and the Portland ScittiSn
Rite quartet composed Of WIlfred z.
Cole Joseph " Whitney. Howard II.
Stevens and Harry r Merrill. assist
ed by Edward H Wass. or-anist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
ROME

On account of the severe storms
our masl man has been unable 10
make his trip for four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Mnsher from
Oakland are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn
MoSher
Mrs. Lester Brown. whr has been
quite sick. is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Loucks from
New sharon are az the formers
mother, called by her serious illness.
Miss Weithea Richardson came
home 10 pass the weekend and was
unable 70 return to her school until
"Wednesday on account of the storm.
Mrs. Julia Charles. who has been
caring for her daughter. MIS-. George
Mosher and infant daughter. re-
turned 10 her home in Augusta.
ThurSCav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
ST. PATRICK SUPPER
Given by Monday Club at conc-epa
tionaI Chapel Is Successful Affair

me green Shamrock was greatly
IN evidence among the pretty decor
auons al the st. Patrick supper given
az the Congregational chapel on
Tuesday evening by the Monday
Club of the church. There were novel
st Patrick Day decorations with
lighted candles al each table. and the
chapel interior was also tastefuIlv
decorated. And in keeping with the
occasion. the club members wore
white dresses with green sashes and
green caps.
About 100 people wera seated at
the tables and the delicious menu
provided was served 10 queens
taste" The menu consisted of boiled
ham. scalloped potatoes. green peas
not rolls, pickles. ice cream. cake and
coffee. II was the first supper given
by the club, and il was A very sue
cessful affair.
After supper the tables were taken
away and everyone ENJOYED a socia!
hour. Herbert E. Goodwin gave two
vocal solos in 4 very pleasing man
ner, accompanied by Samuel Tit
comb. pianist A spelling match was
then in order. conducted by Principal
Fred Nash Of the Cony High school.
ard was enjoyed by all.
The committee on decorations con-
sisted of Mrs. Myron Davis and
Misses Lucille and Irene Purinton.
Bertha Lucas and Esther Graham
The supper committee was made up
Of Mrs. Myron Davis, Mrs. Arthur ).
Merrill. Mrs Edwin Burleigh. Mrs.
Nathan :. Weston. and Mrs Burleigh
Martin. while the other mem bers Of
the club assisted in the serving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
Palmer Attacks
Johnson Stand
on League Nations

Detroit Mich, March IS-Attorney
General Palmer in his second cam
paign speech here today attacked the
stand of Senator Hiram w. John
son on the League of Nations. II
that gentleman's advice was taken
BY the people he said, they would
elect a president who would make
the League of Nations a mockery,
even though the treaty were adopted
by the Senate Just as it was sub
mitted by President Wilson"
The high cost of living, the attor-
ney general said, must be remedied
by the people. Prices could be
brought down. he believed. If tie
people would work 10 per cent more
and spent 10 per cent less"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17

Casco are visiting II ". X. Thomp-
sons.
Mrs. Bessie Cain returned Satur-
DAY from Augusta.
Roy Morgan has moved his family
back from augusta where he has
PASSED the winter
Mrs. Charlotte Mclaughlin and
NJ. and Mrs. Emile Gerroux Of Au-
gusta wera recent guests of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Cain.
Charles Savage. Jr.. little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Savage. who
has been seriously Ill with pneumo-
ma. is reported gaining.
c. H Watson was home from An
gusta over Sunday
The family Of Chester Cooper are
sick With the prevailing epidemic
They are being cared for BY j trained
nurse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
Clara Kimbail Young Coming This
Week. Pauline Starke. Milton
S,lls and Vincent Serrano Support
Her ain Ewes OF Youth

At the Motion Picture Day and carni-
val of outdoor sports held in Los An
reles recently, for The benefit Of the
,,,o-z. F,,nd of America. Clara kimhall
Young was awarded the Dig silver
trophy cup as the queen of beauty
Mss Young was in competition with
practically all of the motion picture
stars Of Southern California and the
award to her was both instant and pop
uiar.
Other great features Of the day vera
automobile races driven by famous mo-
ZION picture stars. in which Tom MIX
won the Pacific Coast Amateur Cham
,;onshin under the rules Of the Automo-
bile Association Of America setting up
a record of considerably better than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17

Capt Andrew ]. Ersklne of Pitts
ton died Monday evening. aged 50
years. months. He was born in
WhItedeld. Oct L. 1884. son of
David and Betsy Waltz ErsIiine
Al the age of - years he began d
seafaIing life and followed i for SIS
years. The deceased was a member
Of Maine CornTnanderv. No. !. Leb-
anon Royal Arch Chapter, and Her
mon Lodge Of Masons
Beside wife he leaves a daughter.
Mrs. Z. f. Brookings and two
grandchildren. A J. Brookings Of
Pittston and Mrs. G. {. Marson of
Gardiner. Funeral services will be
held Thursday afternoon al
o clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
WHITFIELD

The Lincoln Academy students Of
this place were obliged 10 lose las,
week school on account of there
being no train service.
Mrs. George Blair who has been III
with the measles is much better.
Three OF her children now have the
same disease. They are being cared
for by her mother, Mrs. Leighton OF
Coopers Mills.
Hervey Bailey who lost the roof Of
his barn sometime ago by the great
weight of snow upon it. has a new
roof on boarded and partly shingiei.
He has been assisted by his many
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17

ut 70 of the Ladies' AID Of the
7ga.and Avenue Methodist Episcopal
hlrca held a very successful finch
Esr.~ Monday evening at the home Of
IT : 7. Barstow. 1Gs Brunswick ave-
-.e. = \ Davenport was accorded
.ts distinction of being the champion
r.acn 7av"r. George Davis won the
TIT -oss The name Of the baby was
-1Fss-a ana iaaated 70 Eunice Scott
IL .a-nger Of Seans n the bottle was
90 ana was Guessed by Mrs. Kimbal
rao received the prize. Refreshments
Te-n ,s---ed and solos rendered by Mrs
: 2a-s;ow and Eunice Scott.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
Y. NJ. A. NOTES

The Public Speaking class will not
meet tonight at the "Y'' as on ac-
count Of bad train connection Prof.
Libby IF Colby college viii Re unable
to attend. The class will meet me
week from tonight al the ~.
The Women's Law class which
meets on Thursday evening Will also
ne postponed one week on account II
the entertainment course number
which comes on Thursday Of tbs
week. AS many Of the members
wish 70 attend the concert il vas
thought best 70 postpone the class
session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
Sen. Fernald Named
On Committee to Formulate
Permanent Merchan: Marine

Washington. Mar ia sub com
nlJtee OF nine men was appointed to-
day The senate commerce committee
70 formulate a permanent mechant
marine policy. Senator Jones. re-
publican. Washington. VIII head the
sub committee of which the other
memoirs are Senator'S Fernald.
Maine. Calder. New York. Colt:
Rhode Island and McNarv, Oregon
republicans. and Fletcher, Florida:
Chamberlain. Oregon: RansdeIl.
Louisiana and Simmons. North Car
DINA. democrats. II will review evil
dence taken during prolonged hear
ing in arriving al recommendation
10 the full committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17
CO-HUSBANDS
ASK ARREST OF
WIFE FOR BIGAMY

Dayton. Ohio March 16-Claiming
that their wife has 90 husband,
and Is divorced from none Of them.
THO Sal!ie Of Cincinnati and James
MEX Of Dayton. jointly asked the po-
lice today to arrest Margaret Foster.
u on a charge Of oigamy. She nov
IS sad 10 be II Springfield. Ohio Z.
Sallie claims he married the We
man AZ Chevoit- Ohio, Feb. Is. an
Nick claims 10 have we'd her on
March Is. They are joining IN the
hunt FOR their alleged common VIZ :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-17

mile minute over a emile course az
me Ascot Speedway, while Donald
Crisp. Lambert T5illyer and many others
carried of trophy cups
Miss Young is in Southern California
working on her next big production.
having Just finished Eyes of Youth. -
which is To be released soon and which
Il IS believed will be the best offering
OF her entire career Eyes of Youth
comes 70 The Johnson Opera House FRI
day and Saturday of this weekday.