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ACT QUICKLY.

Do the right thing at the Tlsas
time.
Act quickly in time OF danger.
In time OF kidney danger, Doah ;
Kidney pills are most effective.
Plenty OF Ellsworth evidence Of
their worth.
Mrs. Percy Lindsey. II Sierlins
ST.. Ellsworth. says: Il suHeFea
from an annoying kidney weakness
for nearly a year. l was up one da'
and down the next, aehed all over
Ny feet and ankles swelled so eads
| couldn't put on my shoes tr'sa
different remedies. but got no rel!s'
until used Doan's Kidney Pils
After the first box. ] noticed improve,
ment, and ! used about i've boxes ~
all. BY that time the trouble Ea "a.
entirely disappeared and have rev
Ikea different woman since. hAss
gained in weight. and feel stronger !"
every way.
Price soc, at all dealers. Do1
simply ask for a kidney remedy-s.
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same taas
Mrs. Lindsey had. Foster-Mlioui'
Co., Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
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NOTICE.

!. George Mcl.ane. of Lawrence y.
sex County. Commonwealth 81 Nases
Cnuaetts. administrator with she -,
annexed OF the estate Of Annie Il G,tr5.
say. late OF said Lawrence. deesssss
hereby give public notice that pprsrse.
70 license issued 30 mo rs aur6 Al.
miuiNtratpr by the Probate rogrf Is
aud Tor the county Of Hancock STATE
af Maine. dated August nlnetsesfS
1913. | shall sell at public ssie -
saturday the seventeenth dav on Juiy
1890. 81 two thirty o'clock ia me aftss.
noon. NJ tire Office Of Jerome
y no wies. tB Northeast HAFbor. h. ~
Town of Mount Desert, In said CouniY
OF Hancock. the following described
real estate. formerly owned by sa8
Annte 4. IIndsay. deceased TO wit
One~half In common and undivided a
CERTAIN lot OF parcel Of land situated
on sn,alltaxe Point. - called ln Norta.
east Harbor n the Town uf Mount
Desert IN sHtd County of Hareeek,
bounded and described IS fsussg.
EaUihnlng at a bolt In the southern tae
81 Tire homestead lot of the late sans
Whltnore. thence follow ipE ~. sagth.
srn line OF said Whtinere land s5nih
etghty@sRVen degrees east three hna.
dFeG and HfIy feet more 1F less &c i
stone Ia the ground at or near hEh
water mark. thence generally south.
cry. foilowinE the shore. three Euu.
drea and seven feet more ar less i1 40
iron holt In the shore AZ or reAr aigh
water mark thence due west three
hundred and fifty feet to the middle q
shs private road leading from the pab.
liz road 10 cottages or SmalldSs
Point. thence following the middle q
said private road. 10 a aorthrriy d.
rect Ton. three hundred and thirty feet
10 the point Of beginning together
with the shore and fats contiguous 70
I sAfd described lot, containing two AID
one-half acres. more or less
Also one undivided sixth iH comm6s
and undivided Of another certain lot o.
parcel OF land. situated on Sina'HaEe
Point. IN Northeast HArbor. aforesaid.
bounded generally as follows Bounded
on the south by land OF + +. Sohlsr
on the west by SomeM Sound AHd the
wharf property OF the Eastern steam
ship Corporation. on the north by iAs
road leading 20 said wharf property,
leading from the town road 70 cottages
OF Vaughan and others.
Ard 50 appnrtenant 10 the nrst et
above described a right OF say OF spch
interest therein as IL owned by said -
tate. over the private road above mtn-
toned twenty feet wide from the
south line OF said lot to said toV r94a
And as appuFteuaut 20 the second ~
above described q right % way Or seea
Interest therein as is owned ay said %
tate, over said private road from lss
south side % said second 10; 20 SAG
town road. said rights Of way helns a.
common with such persons IS now ave
rights In said private road AEa 9'.A
Of said lots are conveyed subject 70 y,
lsting rights In said private road ara
subject 10 all public rights in 'a.A j2Aa
roads so far as said tow % ROADS ,'FLl
any part of the premises ABOVE
/ described
Administrator with the viii az
u#xed OF the estate o. AMAZE =
Lindsay. deceased.
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School closed Friday, after a term
OF twelve weeks. Those perfect in
attendance were Marguerite Graves,
Angie and Waldo Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Edna Bennett and little son
of Brighton. Mass. are visiting her
grandparents. MIR. and Mrs. Jesse
Brown
Mrs Chester L0under left Satur'
day for Boston TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Mary Milliken spent Sunday
with her sister. Mira. Eliza Means. at
South Sarry. 1t heing Mrs. Means
eighty-sixth birthday.
Mrs. c. B. Bridges. with children.
Ruth and James, IS spending a week
al Bayside.
Mrs. A. E. Tracy and, children,
I4eta and Clyde. have returned to
their home. after spending the school
year In Ellsworth.
Leon Sinclair is working for E. w.
Wooster.
James Milliken of Ellsworth has
employment with his uncle. +. Z.
Milliken.
June rs. II. NJ. Nj.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-30

John whitaker and wife are occu-
plying their cottage on the shore
rozd.
Norman Stanley Of Islestord has
returned home. after = visit with his
aunt. Mrs Gibson.
A. ". Reynolds and family of
Derry. n H., are here for the sum
mer.
Arthur and Donald Hodgkins OF
Cambridge. Mass. are spending their
vacation with their parents, John
Hodgkins and wife.
Virgil Manchester OF Northeast
Harbor Is visiting Olive Coolidge.
Mrs. Anderson OF Broekton. Mass,
is visiting her old neighbors on the
shore road.
Howard Hodgkins Is spending a
few days with his parents. while the
vessel OF which he Is mate is under
going repairs.
Peter Olsen is home with broken
wrist.
Mrs. Marcia Chamberlain OF Bos-
ton arrived yesterday by automobile.
accompanied by MTs. and Miss
Jones.
/, June rs. Il.
Zemro Hall has gone to Bar Har-
Dor to work.
II. ID. Gordon. mother and daugh-
ter of Gardiner are visiting here.
Z Mrs. Alice Watson returned Satur-
day from Sutton. where she has been
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haskell OF
Monson are visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Haskell.
/ Mrs Robert Abel OF kittery Is Wis
iting here.
! Daisy Milne and Selma Osborne
have gone TO Bar Harbor. where they
have employment.
/ Royden Trip has gone TO North
east Harbor to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ r. Abel and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Havey and two
children and Frank Hooper spent
the weekend at Molasses pond.
June rs. II.
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ttsf4ttts
Ed. johnson OF West Deer Isle Is
fixing up the old johnson place for
Philadelphia people. who have
rented ii for the season.
Mrs. King of st. Louis, Mo. and
Miss Forbish OF Boston, who have
been visiting Mrs I. @. Barbour, re-
turned to their homes Thursday.
Mrs. s. r. Lowe and daughters,
Gertrude and Clarihel, left last FRI
day for Rockland. where they will
make their home.
Winfield Barbour came home last
Friday from fsneksport. where he has
been attending school.
Alnheus Cole went 10 North Haven
last week To take command OF boat
owned by MIR. wheelwright, who has
a cottage there.
School in district No. Z. taught by
Miss Katharine Bray, closed last
Tuesday with exercises in the club
house. Keith Eaton and Josephine
Cole graduated from the ninth grade,
and viii enter high school this fall.
Frank Greenlaw IL painting his
residence Shore Acres" assisted by
his brother. Harry Greenlaw.
Mrs Proctor of Bueksport is visit
Ing Mrs. Margaret Adams at Island
Home.
Mrs. Herbert Clark. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Barbour.
since the FIRST OF April, has returned
TO her home In Oshkosh. Wis.
June 20. T.
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East Bluehill.

Miss Ruth Grindle is home from
Woodland
Miss Ada NJ. conary is home from
Springfield.
Prof. L. S. Marks, wife and family
are here for the summer
Mrs. Ellis Stansfleld of Springfield,
Mass, and Miss Susie Long of Wake
field. Mass, was called here by the
illness and death OF their sister, Mrs.
W. NJ wardwelI.
H. F. Strout and wife return to
their home in Springfield, Mass, to-
day.
Mrs. Raub and son Stanley of
Kansas will occupy Mrs. Nancy
Miller's house this summer.
Miss Ida Bostelmann is a guest at
Mrs Milliken's.
Mrs. Nora Wight Is home from
waltham. Mass, where she spends
her winters.
Henry Wallace OF Massachusetts,
has been spending few days here,
Mrs. Homer Long and children OF
Providence, r. L., are with Mrs. Cora
Long for the summer.
Mrs. Wilbur wardwell died at the
Eastern Maine general hospital in
Bangor June %. Mrs. wardwell en-
tered the hospital the Sunday before
for an operation. She was the
daughter OF the late George G. and
Jane Long. and was born In Portland.
Ore, coming here with her parents
when small child She had al
ways made her home here. She was
a woman OF sterling qualities and her
death causes a loss that will be felt
for a long time. especially in the
home. Besides a husband, she leaves
three daughters. Mrs. II. r. Strout of
Springfield. Mass, Mrs. Ernest Nc
Intyre OF BluehiIi and Mrs. Margaret
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-30
BaysIde.

Thomas Foley has rented his
house for the season to summer
people.
Mrs. Mary Belts. who spent the
winter in Dedham. Mass. arrived at
her home here last Tuesday She Is
in very poor health. She was accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. j. A. Wells,
OF Dorchester. Mass.
Lester I. Bowden and family OF
Winter Harbor recently called on his
parents, w. G. Bowden and wife.
Their little daughter yira will spend
the summer here.
Dannie II. Murch has gone to Bar
Harbor TO work.
Miss Frances l.. Closson Is working
In the shoe factory in Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-30

Mr. and Mrs L. G. DesIsles. who
have spent the winter in Waterfowl.
Mass, are home. Their daughter
Mary accompanied them for a short
visit
Walter Main OF Someryille. Mass.
is visiting at Wilson Googins'.
The ladies auxiliary of United
Commercial Travellers OF Bangor had
their annual picnic at II. l.. Smiths
shore Sunday About sixty were
present The weather was perfect.
and everyone had an enjoyable day,
hoping TO come again next year.
George Thompson of Bangor has
rented the Luther Fitzpatrick house
for the summer.
June %. N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-30

a. enS trouble Some time ago and tooI
some more # your Compound and M,
soon all right again. / always recon. !
mend your medicine and you NAV NH
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other Women. - Mrs JULES BEEo, Jr
Il. i. Box 90, Cssco, Wis.
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COT .ins no narcotic or harmful druys
and today holds the record OF being ~
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III you have the slightest doubt tia,
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CAMPHoR AND wITCHHAZEL
HELP WEAK EYES

Ellsworth people are astonishea a.
the quick results produced by slinpie
witehhazel. camphor, hydrastis e'er
as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. In
one case of weak and near-sighlee
eyes a few days use brought gfeSs
Improvement. In another case !"
stopped eye pains and infiammali' =
We guarantee a small bottle =
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Pharmacy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-30

Mrs. Frances Springer is visiting
her sons in Bath.
Mrs Moore and Miss Royal closed
their schools Friday.
Mrs. r. n. Hodgkins and daugh-
ters, Geneva and Marion, are guests
of Mrs. Walter Donovan in Bangor.
Lowell Young cut his leg last
week, whiiecnttiug pulp-wood.
June rs. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-06-30

y az SO weak /
couldn't do anythjns,
"a ound d bons
about Lydia e PM M
; a ms yegtsbIs,
Z o m pound az
thought | would t,v y
u and after takins
It ] soon felt bel.
ter. That was Al.
teen years ago AMI
| have felt well eve.
since except tia, i
had n sifwht 49,.
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johnson, and three sisters, Mrs. Ellis
Stansfeid of Springfield. Mass, Mrs.
Charles wardweli OF Bluehili and
Miss Susie Long OF Wakefield. Mass,
all OF whom were with her during her
last Illness. Mrs. wardwell was a
member OF the Baptist church and OF
the grange The funeral was held
at the home Friday afternoon. Rev.
d. Martin OF Bluehill officiating
Many beautiful flowers showed the
love and esteem in which sher was
held.
June IS. II.
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TOO WEAK TO
DO Anything
A !: Feminine illness Remedial
By Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetabl..'
Compound.

Casco, Wis. -"After the birtho,s...
OF my children had DISPLACEMENT ss1
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To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly and enjoy
life. use Burdock Blood Bitterx. the
family System tonic. Price, sl.gs,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
Revere.

Sunday, Tim Mix. in The Cyclone;
Monday. Robert Warwick, in The
Stolen Voice: Tuesday. shepherd Of
in "In Walked Mary; Friday. Flor
ence Billings, in Heart Of q Gypsy:
Saturday. "Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. HYDE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
"BIG jim" CoLosIM0, CAFE
OWNER, SLAIN IN CHICAGO
Murderer Fires Fatal Shot and
Escapes, Despite Activity Of
the Police.

CHICAGO, May 13.-The murder late
Tuesday Of James ("Big Jim'D Colo
simo, proprietor of restaurant ia
nous in Chicago's night life and pa
tron of music, remained q mystery
today despite examination of probably
a score of suspects. Colosimo was
killed near the entrance to his cafe
by a person who escaped apparently
unseen. He usually was attended by
q bodyguard. the police said, and q
pistol was found In his pocket.
At least four theories were adj
vanced by the police: That relatives
ly divorced, were involved; that Colo
simo was a. "blackhand" victim; that
his death marked a step in the labor
and gunmen's war which started with
the murder Of Maurice ("Moss') En-
right, or that one Of his many known
enemies, made during Colosimo's rise
from railroad track laborer to wealthy
political and tenderloin leader, was
responsible.
Mrs. Victoria Colosimo. first wife Of
big jim" Colos:nfo. has been located in
morning newspaper. Police here had
been searching for her.
She advanced several theories AZ to
the probable motive for the murder of
Colosimo, according to the newspapers
interview. and said she was ready to re-
turn to Chicago and aid the authorities
in solving the mystery Of the shooting.
$4,000 were found on Colo.imo's body.
eliminating robbery from the motive.
the police believed. The diamonds wers
set in garter buckles and suspendsr
grips, the chains Of which were Of finest
woven gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
ALLIES SPECIFY 46
GERMANS FOR TRIAL
First List of War Criminals to Be
Tried in Leipsic Supreme
Court.

BERLIN, May 1o.-Forty-six Ger
mans ranking from an army corps
commander to simple private, figure
on the allies first specified list Of war
criminals to be arraigned in the Leip-
sic supreme court.
Prominent among them are Prince
Ernst Of Saxony and Gen. Won Bulow,
commander of the I'd Army Corps,
who, together with some Of their
subordinate officers are accused of
cruelties in the Namur district Of Bel
gium.
Gen Won Kirchbach and Col. Won
Seydlitz will be tried for alleged
cruelties committed at Kalisz, Poland.
and the well known submarine COM
mander. Arnauld de la Perriere.. for
torpedoing Italian vessels. Three
mann Won Nostitz. Werner and
Patzig, will be tried on the charge of
torpedoing respectively the English
hospital ships Dover Castle, Torring-
ton and Llandovery Castle.
Gen. Stenger of the infantry stands
and wounded taken by his brigade be
put to death. A further number of
officers. commissioned officers and
privates are accused Of inhuman
treatment of British prisoners in the
different camps.
HeH. nTusha 10 pTdCtlcdAy SHdl 6ou
with spreading typhus among prison.
ers in the Cassel camp, while an army
surgeon, DIR. Oscar Michelsohn, is ac
cused Of causing the death Of sick
and wounded in his charge by systematic
ill-treatment.
Gen. Won Owen. fromer governor of
Metz. will be tried for atrocities al
legged to have been committed by
troops under his command in the viii
lagos of eastern France.
1t is said here that the submarine
commanders mentioned in the fore
going list left Germany some time
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
RECANTs RED AFF1L1ATIoN.
Communist Pleads Guilty
Anarchy and Deserts Party.

NEW YORK. May 13.-Moses Zim-
norman pleaded guilty before Su-
preme Court Justice Weeks yesterday
to an indictment for criminal anarchy
and at the same time recanted his
anliation with the communist party.
Zimmerman declared he genuinely be-
lieved in American institutions and
forever was through with radical or
ganiZations.
Zimmerman. who said he had Joined
the communist party not because he
believed in its doctrines, but merely
for the use Of it's clubrooms, is said
by the police to be the first member
Of the communist party publicly to
recant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
The story of four men

Lead q GOOD healthy life
Learn q trade or got .
schoolinf
Got military training
Be with mon from, your
own homo State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13

Sugar, as such, is not to be pur-
chased in q central African village,
but the people do not need it, for
1 they have fruit all the year round
and the children have sugar cane to
l suck or the sweet stalks Of the
J maize plant to chew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
Maj. Milling Assigned to Duty.

Mai. Thomas Dew. Milling, air
service, who has been under treatment
at Walter Reed General Hospital. this
city, has been assigned to duty at
Langley Field. Hampton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
Elite.

Sunday, William Farnum. in 1.-THE
Adventure; Monday. Norma Tall
madge, in She Loves and Lies;
Tuesday, Olive Thomas, in "Out Yon-
der; Wednesday. Elsie Ferguson, in
His House in Order: Thursday, Peg
gy Hyland, in BLACK Shadows": Fri
day. Sylvia Dreamer. in my Lady's
Garter: Saturday. Charles Ray. in
'"The Hick."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
NEXT WEEKS PH0ToPLAYs.
Circle.

Sunday. Norma Talmadge. in "A
Daughter Of Two Worlds: Monday.
Anita Stewart, in Mind the Paint
Girl; Tuesday. Clara Kimball Young.
in 1.-THE Forbidden Woman: Wednes-
day. Bert Lytell, in The Right of
Way: Thursday, Olive Thomas, in
"Footlights and Shadows": Friday and
Saturday, Anita Stewart. in "In Old
Kentucky"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
Lyric.

Sunday, Elaine Hammerstein. in
Greater Than Fame: Monday. Earle
Williams, in Captain Swift: Tues
day and Wednesday, Constance Bin
Corrino 0rinith, in 1.-THE Garter Girl:
Friday. William Russell in Leave It
to Me-; Saturday. Mary MacLaren,
in 'The Forged Bride"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13

Tailoring
can art whch conforms to your per-
sonality; clothes Which express ctarac-
ter and Individuality" ,a.uA.sz
= Our vocation is an art and not a commercial
business consisting of buying and selling an
article of commerce, or an industry producing
a machine made product:
r All the art and skill of the designer and
maker of tailored clothes as made possible by
years of preparation, must be continually ex-
erted to overcome the defects and accentuate
the good points Of each individual patron. To
produce clothes that will please and continue to
satisfy the requirements of the wearer and fill
the eye of those who view with admiration, is
an art as exacting as the art of the sculptor who
works with craving chisel and marble: 4 !!aM
It is upon this knowledge and skill that our
success has been bullded. "IWOuld be foolish,
indeed, for us to lower this standard of excel
lence to our patrons dissatisfaction and ex-
pense:
-"Clohhes gaze ~ individuality,
Distinction social poliy
Clothes haze made Of u.s."
Carlyle.
Merchant TailOrS Exchange
of Washington, DC.
Style show Of
special models
Ne.0 Willard Hotel
in the yecephr-
room from pda to 8 pm.
Thmsday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
TruxtQn.

Sunday and Monday, Clara Kimball
Young. in 1.-The Forbidden Woman;
Tuesday. Peggy Hyland. in Black
Shadows; Wednesday, THE Miracle
Man: Thursday and Friday, Lieut..
Locklear. in THE Great Air Rob-
berry: Saturday, Mitchell Lewis. in
Faith Of the Strong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-13
New.

Sunday, William Farnum. in Heart
Strings: Monday. Theda Bara, in
"Salome": Tuesday. Harry Carey. in
BULLET Proof; Wednesday. "shep-
herd Of the Hills; Thursday. Con-
stance Binney. in The Stolen Kiss;
Friday, 1.-THE Third Generation; Sat-
urday, all.comedy night.