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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
TONIGHT

/. 100 20 1000 - Engineering hall.
University OF WashinEton--Opcn
house. with Interesting exhibits
and diEplayA Everybody well
come.
= 100 sw cdlsh club. Eighth ave. and
Olive - Entertainment TO raise
funds for contribution of books
60 scandinavian department OF
tniv~rsiiy of Washington. Svca
male choir VAL sing. Prof. Il. ].
Nikner viii spcsl. Dance fol-
lows.
Sc Pine Arts rooms - G harf~s
Moore. distinguished American
architect. VIII give an illus
frnIef larfnrn on city ulannlnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Vail Will Gives
Money to Charity

NEW YORK, April 24.-IThe viii
OF Theodore ". Vail. late president
OF the American Telephone a
Telegraph company. after providing
for members OF the family. leaves
several requests to charitable and
educational institutions. 1t was an
nounced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Discharge Papers
in Lincoln Ruins

A CANADIAN discharge paper made
out for John Charles Burton was
found in the ruins OF tho Lincoln no
tel Friday noon.
While tho paper In soIicd and the
edges badly burnsd. the important
writing is practically intact. II
shows that Burton enlisted in the
osth battery. G. T.. A., on February
3. 1910. served overseas In the 18th
battery. and was discharged from the
army in Toronto. on May 20. 1919.
The document wns turned over to
the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Carpenters Oppose
Walkout on Nav !

SPOKANE. April 2s--carpcntcrs
opposed the PROPOSED May strike rs
a protest against the open shop" at
a meeting last night only when
nonunion men are placed on Jobs
will the carpenters walk out. II was
decided.
Unanimous Enforcement. was given
the strike by Electrical Workcrs'
union. No. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Four Divorces
Are Bridesmaids

LONDON. April c4.--'Iately we
were told OF a wedding where the
four bridesmaids were divorced
girls" said Father Bernard Vaughan.
England. like America, Is becoming
n stockyard Jesus Christ might
well exclaim to the women OF Eng
land. Weep for yourselves and for
your children"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
New Jersey Is Regarded as
Pivotal State for johnson

Tho other important republican
primaries are those m Ohio and
Massachusetts Wood win com.
pete with "fayorite sons In each
state.
The democrats also win hold prf-
maries In Ohio and Massachusetts,
Tuesday with the probability of an
uninstructcd deieration from the
latter and Enforcement OF Governor
James Cor by the former. The
same day WIN go republican state
conventions in Idaho and Washing.
ton. Republicans In Nevada were
selecting delegates today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Prices Continue
to Leap in Paris

PARIS, France, April si.--Paris
began the month with the already.
high cost OF living going higher.
subway, auto bus and street car.
fares jumped 60 per cent Postal
rates advanced IS per cent Coal
prices went up l5 per cent. Meat
prices also took an upward belsnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Raising Fund for
Pankhurst Home

LONDON, Eng. April "a $50.
900 fund 10 purchase house and
provide an annuity for Mrs. Pank-
hurst and her daughter Christabel.
has been started by n number OF
their admirers. over $4,000 has
been subscribed TO date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
OUTLAW
NOT YET ENDED
Railroads Report Improve
ment in Service

CHICAGO. April .s--Thc unau.
thorized strike Of railroad switchmen
continued In the Chicago district to
day. following a second unsuccessful
attempt 10 declare n ended. John
Grunau. leader OF IN. strikers. failed
20 present the expected motion for
termination Of the strike at ycster-
days mass meeting.
Railroads today continued 90 re-
port Improvement in service thruoui
tho Middle West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Incidentally. lang. frs, Informed
thru the United Press that American
friends were sending him food. *
pressed the warmcst thanks and
asked that the United States bear
his "hcarticst greetings to all his
friends"
Lang and his family engage IN
home Industry and arc now busy
This little community has lost 70
men thru the WA and as a result
there is n labor shortage. Likewise
tho supply OF raw materials and OF
food Ia limited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Judge Overrules
Bray's Demurrer

Demurrer entered by J. l.. Bray
40 an Indictment charging alteration
Of the value OF war savings stamp
certificates with intent 20 defraud
oaaen E. Dreyer. TO whom the GER
afIcates are alleged to have be-
tneed. was overruled by Federal
indigo Nctcrcr in a decision filed in
tbe United states district court Fri
day noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

NEWARK. N. J. April 2f.-The
Newark board OF education. having
found n surplus OF 100000 in Its
funds, has decided TO give the whole
OF II to the teachers. II will be
distributed in the form OF 800
bonus at the end of the school year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
MONDAY

= roo-Hagiey hAii-pr. II. ~ Holmes,
OF Oberiin college. will address
American Chemical society on,
Industrial Application of Col
loid Chemistry"
Sis metropolitan theatre - flon-
ERiey quartet. world famous
chamber music organization. APP
neaTA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
DEFENDS MORALS
OF QUICK DIVORCE

on the broader question OF morals
of tho divorce law. Ncvadans ore.
however. not sharply divided. Tho
majority Ia not disposed 10 apologize
for the six months residence proviA.
ion. and tho law has weathcred many
attempts TO iengthen the term TO
ono year.
II was enacted In 1851. IN accord
ancc with the need OF transient
population In a mining state. where
six months was a long period OF per.
mancnce. Contrary 20 widespread
impression. the law was not created
as a lure to unhappy outsiders. IL
IL Eeared up TO Novada'a general
statutes and constitution requiring
only DIX months for citizenship pnr.
poses.
The drlft OF divorce immigrants 20
Reno began only some 10 or ~ years
ago after the Brugirrc. Cory and
Vanderbilt, cases had widely adver,
uscd Ncyaia'a comparative lenlcncy.
Many Reno merchants then began
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

RENO. New. April ss.--The Pick.
ford case with It's sensational after.
math has rung tho knen for the so
called short term divorce by which
hundreds have secured easy separa-
ton and by which other hundreds
from many states hoped during tho
coming year 10 unhitch unhapplncas
In Nevada
This Il today practically a fore
gone conclusion. following Attorney
General Leonard Fowlers proceed.
ings 90 annul tho decree which iibcr.
atod Mar Pickford from her former
husband. owen Moore. and permitted
her TO marry Douglas Fairbanks a
few days later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

A demand for a bin OF particu-
lars was entered In the United
states district court Friday after
mon by the attorneys for Thomas
. Jones and Greed Lane. two Of
TIE eight persons named in n grand
tury indictment charging conspiracy
scxlast the government In The
fanatic looting Of freight cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Downing. y. :. 72e N. t7th
Williams. A. A.. ~, 5S25h Ballard
Stone. A. NJ. 20. 17ii Bellevue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
SUNDAY

$ roo-Metropoiltan theatre - Peter
Collins. former labor leader. will
lecture on "Holshsvism." under
auspices Of knights OF Column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

eases where divorce II sought under
thco "fsnd the defendant" clause.
which permits the plalnuff imme.
date decree II the defendant n
served in tho county where the plain.
uff has established residence.
Even prior 10 the Pickford divorce.
leading members OF the bar had been
smarting under criticism drawn by
Questionable divorce practices of "a
number OF Reno attorneys. They
had begun 20 show an acute interest
In the shorttetIn DEGREES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

A man can make or lose fortune
while two women are saving rood,by
to each other,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

An exclamation Of Joy breaks fth
when a mother discovers her baby's
LIST eth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
BAR ASSOCIATION
KEEPS CLOSE TAB

For while the law cannot Be
amendA un,ii tho neat legislative
sessiof nan 1891. the state Is In
furor-~over Fowier's action. charg.
Ing fraud and collision against the
principals.
Many prominent and influential
Ncvadans. who had hitherto opposed
changes In the divorce laws have
now become allied with those who
have long clamorcd for revision.
Governor Esnmet Boyle has de-
nounced in strong terms what he re.
CARDS as iaxitieH OF law bringing
reproaeh upon the state and encour.
aging cynical commercialization OF
domestic discord. The bar associa.
ton II aroused. and viii hereafter
ait az friends OF the court In all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
building construction contracts let

BuIIdng cOnsfFuctIOH CdnnHcts Ut
for the first three months OF 1920 In
the territory east OF the Mississippi
and north Of the Ohio rivers were
$3.50 .40s. 900. compared with s275 ,555,.
900 for the FIRST quarter Of 1912.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
DIVORCES GRANTED
DEATHS

Hathaway. Melissa, from Charles
Bum. Emma, from, Harry
DO Gronl. Jane ID. from Joseph ].
The Republican journal., 1920-02-26
March 10. ~ Maine Pastors, Conferenc

March TO- IL Maine Pastors Conference,
lnter-church World Movement, at Ban
gor.
Remember the College Chums at the
Colonial Theatre this, Thursday, after
noon and evening, when you may enjoy a
fine play and help in good cause, a COM
munity house fund for the Frank D. Ha-
zeltine Post.
Have you bought your tickets for the
College Chums to be given at the Colo
NAL Theatre this, Thursday, afternoon
and evening? Matinee price so cents and
evening 80 cents, including war tax.
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary will
have supper at 6 o'clock next Monday
evening to which each member may in
vite two friends The supper will consist
of beans, pies, cake, doughnuts, ETC., and
members are reques ted to cook for same.
Price to friends IS cents, to members the
usual price,
Miss Edna Hopkins entertained 11er
Sunday school class of little girls at the
Baptist vestry last Saturday afternoon,
when games were played and refresh
ments were served. Miss Hopkins also
presented each member with handsome
class pin, a blue enamel circle. with a
white pennant bearing the class letters
C. T. N.
Geo. W. Wiley will open his new res
taurant on High street in the Mcdonald
block this, Thursday. He has added a
commodious kitchen and large refriger-
ator in the rear of the dining room, which
has also been renovated. Mr.. Wiley has
rented his house ON Bay View street tt
Mr.. Alexander, manager of the Greer
store, and with his family will live ove1
the restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin A. Jones were
called to Camden Wednesday, Feb. 18th
to attend the funeral of their nephew
Sherman Rendell Leighton. He was the
only child of Arnold and Myra (Achorn
Leighton and died at their home in BoS
ton, Monday, Feb. 10th. His death wa!
/ caused by pneumonia and his age was !!
months and IL days. The interment viii
be in Camden. Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton
returned to Boston Monday.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-26

Mr. o. E. Frost was at his office in his
mill Monday for the first time since his
critical illness with pneumonia
The Belfast harbor has been full of
floating ice and the Captains Coombs re-
ported that their steamers had been in
iured in working their way to the docks.
Monday the Castine was caught in the
ice, but cleared herself. Tuesday she ar
rived about noon from Camden with the
Boston Sunday papers.
Ben Ames Williams, one of the most
popular story writer's in the country, has
written a serial, "Evered," with scenes
located in Searsmont and vicinity. He
was there last fall for visit with Mr..
and Mrs Bert McCorrison. He mentions
some places, such as Roughinsham
meadow and Wilson brook, by their we'll
known names. 1t is the leading story in
the Saturday Evening Post of Feb. 21st.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-26
H. c. Buzzell, Esq, of this city has an,

H. c. Buzzell, Esq, of this city has an
nounced that he will be candidate in
the primaries for nomination for Repre-
sentative to the next Legislature.
All members of the Hospital Aid and
Club are requested to meet Friday at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. John w.
Ferguson to help with the sewing on
sheets and pillow cases.
Miss Gladys R. Brigham, the well
known Somerville, Mass, playwright
whose work has been given on several
occasions by local amateurs, is at work
on farce written especially for the North
Church Guild and will be presented in
the Colonial Theatre in April.
Mrs. Ivory Mathews was injured early
Tuesday morning at the Billings
factory. She was hanging up her coat
and apparently did not notice that she
was standing at the head of flight of
stair as she stepped back and fell the full
length, grasping a trap door which was
open. A physician was called and she
was taken to her home on Bridge street.
No bones were broken, but she was bruis-
ed about the shoulders and received lac
Grated scalp wound.
Mrs. Sarah E. Stewart observed her
oath birthday Monday at her home on
Main street. Irrespective of age Mrs.
Stewart is one of the most highly esteem
ed ladies in the city and is beloved by a
large circle of friends of all ages. She
has reached this advanced age so grace
fully that time has not yet left its i'm
print in impaired faculties, etc. She is
able to go as usual and was one of the
guests at the recent commit nifty banquet
under the auspices of the Belfast Cham
Der of Commerce. She is the revered
head of family of four generations and
! although widely scattered they always
make the day happy one. From Texas
came the telegram that many concur in
MANY congratulations. We are proud OF
you. Keep it upP' AS usual Mrs. Stew
| art served refreshments to those who
called and was assisted by her daughters,
Mrs. Mary S. Whitmore and Mrs. Lilly
| 5. Jones. She received many dainty
gifts, flowers, letters, kilograms and post
cards galore.
The Republican journal., 1920-02-26
The News of Belfast
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs.

The Central Maine Power Co. adver-
uses the Apex Cleaner, the Eden washing
machine, electric hair curler and their
preferred stock.
The Colonial Theatre publishes picture
program for the week.
Reads Garage q Machine Co. adver-
Use their closing out sale ana quote prices
On large line of goods.
Fred d. Jones advertises the New Edi-
son in regard to the demonstration of its
tlue test given last fall.
3 I. Hall is selling at cost children S
..teT hats and tamS.
franklin P. Holbrook, Brooks, pub
,h1s a card of thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Connell pub
ISL a card of thanks.
TIE Davis Sample Shop advertises a
-a...ace sale of furs.
IAs Windsor Hotel wants kitchen girl.
NJ and w. B. Dutch offers 100 acre
arI for sale.
IS bert E. Andrews offers some desir-
farms for sale.
See adv. of purse found.
Bert l.. Davis advertlses his stock at
> Iotting store on Main street.
J. futile advertises a large line of
boots at the Timm shoe store.
Ms E, R. erie of Searsport was the
guest asst week of Mrs H. L. Woodcock,
7 lad the misfortune to slip and fall.
ST. escaped with broken glasses and a
ver her left eye.
Mrs. Albina Pease, sister of the late
john A, Briggs of this city, died at her
home in Belmont Feb. 23rd after a very
lone illness. She was cared for MANY
tins by her niece, Mrs. Robert C.
Hart of this city.
A'bert L. Gunner has received a cable
Ea from st, Adams, England, an
.-lciug the very critical illness of his
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Gunner. Mr.,
Cauer and his brother, John Gunner OF
Boston formerly of this city. were nm.
Tile 10 secure passports for an immediate
RIP 10 st, Adams. Mrs. Gunner is very
''y remembered by many IN this CITY
lsSiay notice of her death was receiv-
The Republican journal., 1920-02-26

Central Maine Power Companys in
terconnected system is using to the full
est advantage some of the many water
powers OF Maine--Water powers that
can be used to full advantage only by
lnterconnection.
The company is doing what the peo-
pie of Maine have always wanted done
1T is developing the water power on a
big, broad, efficient scale for the use of
all the people of it's territory.
1t is financing these developments
by the sale of it's preferred stock, chiefly
to it's own customers Thus it keeps
the earnings of Maine water power in
Maine
If you wish to be allied in this
great movement of power development
through customer ownership, why not
send the coupon and learn more about it.
COUPON
Central Maine Power Company,
Name AUGUSTA, NAME |
Do71ov Please send information about your
1O"oA plan of customer ownership |
Company Name
AUGUSTA ME- Address. .~~.I
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at onperoe uifaocIigc 6arucitoife
meomtnore Den anocnotc ,Sarpe Sc.
nutteS ! Den Scuii9t at ifjuIc ct BRO.
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ttr, ION hlotiI er mtocrisgt. or aloe
les rent, iinot o. nifaoelia.
Trem9onaSmaaoen meo 0crInu
til 6urpirgcn cr forholo8uis biaig
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bstelie al Priic1,, men hcQcr life til
Sufferet3 NTrirqsnFrot. SuffcrFa.
brlfantcrnc bar gioet oen 1urflo.
ring, at Sutfermngefen bar aiuet
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loloe 2te mco oct farpc0c Suffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @urrnt
Of Ghcnliitrn meoocIer ar scr for Il,
nen iorefommcr gntifc itore BARTER
'aruct Suffer / &nnoeIen. Set lao,
fdlotc "raiubom i1llor". 0aa @runo
al SlttfermangeIcu CT Suffcriobri.
fanternc bet miStunft iur at hare
til'ot Suffer al miuorc 400 auult.
let itlc0 Naroe FOR ar tuilnc iorlande
hclcre Vrlicr % ion iterre ,Sortiene.
'tc. SepartcInrntet hor oerior lore.
tolet Ell lllberlsaelic FOR at fonita.
tere ON Ser iorclon noqen Cpertrr.
oelle al pilre 1000 mio briggs Sopen.
Nllreou OF Ghcmiitrn'5 9ldenter
inoionlcoe et Rpffe @reuer al set
loufalotc "rainbop" Suffer. iont
ocrpna bIep mnocrfaltet cbemiif I'm.
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met til oct Reiultat, at Sc fSarpcltof.
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Tiaen Inbbina.

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en- Sop Melf. 81 &op ligtet Mel,
en- toppct 1beifc Sobo. en- aop
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bar iigtct bette iomunen mch Ho9e-
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NpDrtor plaaes al Den?

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frtotIIige @ioresbnro fra Dem, ion bar
hart 9tnttc al ocr, opbepares hcs %
SorlpG ben ,cdg, OF on otl rnoc big ielo
toetnuroite a Den rettc Rei til nj bltpe
foIt bin 8bcuntnttsme. Spr SebonoIiug
al hit e8et p~eriorlige Sili1lec tilI,rip
Chief gicoicdl Gboiier. Spiit Specifie
Go, 3ept. 43, 9tlantd. Georgia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-27
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CT CT Sntittc / YloOct.

Oh hur uheu Soil iom andre &iocnbe
uitc inlet oi9 icIo bette SpsrgSntoal. iom
forbIiber ubcipurct.
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tisme beoirfcS beo Ell ShqborSipirc / Dit
8loo, % at Den ereite Maabc at uou Den
poa or nec ct W,ioocI, Scr uhIfi1er %
f%ierner hisie inlau Sulcrteu5 Zrmoucr.