The Republican journal., 1920-07-29
The Dinsmore Store offers some special
values for the last three days of their one
and two dollar shoe sale.

The Dinsmore Store offers some special
values for the last three days of their one
and two dollar shoe sale.
Harold S. Webb, proprietor of the Webt
Business College, has leased the offices in
Hayford block formerly occupied by DR..
D. P. Flanders, and will have most con-
venient and up-to date rooms for his all
the-year school.
The following chairmen of the Wom-
ans Division of the Republican party
have been selected under the direction of
the chairman: Waldo county, Essie
Peirce Garlic; Belfast, Grace c. Pillsbury;
Brooks, Mrs. Vesta Davis Higgins;
Frankfort, Mrs. Frederick Nickerson;
Freedom, Mrs Frances Carey; Liberty,
Mrs. Ella Greeley; Morrill,, Mrs. o. E,
Dutton; Montville, Mrs. James j. Glenn
ent; Monroe, Mrs Alice Palmer; Paler-
mo, Mrs. Meta Nickerson; Swanville,
Mrs. VIM. Damn; Searsport, Miss Re-
becca Ross; Stockton Springs, Mrs. Ev-
erett Staples; Waldo, Mrs. j. E. Went
worth; Winterport, Mrs. G. c. Moody.
The other twelve owns are in process
of organizing
A REPUBLICAN RALLY. The first Re-
publican County conference of the pres
ent campaign was held Friday in the S.
j. Court room with the ladies present,
their first appearance at meeting of the
kind. They met with a cordial and gra-
cious reception. DR.. o. S. Vickery, chair
man of the County committee, presided
The speakers were Frank j. Ham, State
chairman, Congressman John A. Peters,
Col Frederick H. Parkhurst, candidate
for Governor, Mrs Guy E. Gannett of
Augusta, State chairman and Miss Bet
sey j. Edwards of Indiana, National or
ganizer. Their addresses were interest
| ing particularly to the ladies anxious to
learn the methods and the why's and the
wherefores of politics. Their theme was
systematic organization The gentlemen
know from experience its value, but the
addresses of the ladies were revelation
| to the majority present. The women of
Maine will do their best under the capa-
Bile management of their brilliant, prac-
tical and attractive State chairman. Her
address was brief, but told the whole
story. She will always have a cordial
welcome here. Miss Edwards comes
from State, where the women have en-
, joyed the ballot for some time and her
address was really the best one on ma
tional affairs ever heard in Belfast. She
knew some things about Senator Cox
and did not hesitate to tell them. DR..
W. l.. West presided al the mass meet
ing in post office square, where the Band
had been playing In the early evening.
He presented Mrs. Gannett and she add
ed to the favorable impression made at
the conference. Not even the most rabid
| antics had any criticisms to offer. Con-
gresham Peters spoke on the high cost
of living, the extravaganL use of public
! funds. particularly since the close of the
war. He is direct, forceful speaker, a
general favorite here and always re-
ceivesa cordial welcome. He promised tc
come later and finish his story. Col
| PaIkhurst gave an excellent address or
! Maine He did much to ally any piqu9
, resulting from the triple contest at the
! June primaries. All who heard him mus
! realize he will make good Governor fol
! Maine, which he will be, 1t is hoped he
will speak here again soon. He was II
Belfast four years ago with Senator
/ Harding, our next President.