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The Pulaskian., 1920-03-05
Would Close English
Churches Six Months

Lendon.--Rev. w. e. Fl Nor.
ris, vicar of All Saints church.
Southport. thinks that sit might
not be bad thing for England
If the church We're to close down
for six months"
This country" he said. has
been brought up In the lap of &C.
clesiastical luxury and is Cos
pel-burdened. There are few
towns in this country that are
not overchurched. Religion is
so easily TO be obtained that we
do not appreciate it. II Is too
cheap"
The Pulaskian., 1920-03-05

Malvern. bill PASSED by the
last special session Of the legislature.
authorizing Malvern water commits.
slonefs 20 borrow money to complete
vac system, has been signed by tie
governor, and the commissioners win
oegln al once to circulate petitions to
pc signed by the property owners so
mat the necessary funds may be
raised
The Pulaskian., 1920-03-05

ChaIIeston.-L. L. and NJ. M. Swift
lather and son, have purchased two
very desirable business lots adjoining
the American State Bank property
from Judge w. A. Falconer, upon
winch they intend erecting spacious
and substantial stone and brick BUSH
ness houses as soon as possible.
The Pulaskian., 1920-03-05

Biytheville. = Local fur buyers have
oeen paying out nice sums of money
turing the past few weeks for the
primes kins coming to this market
mere Goes not seem to be any let up
On the amount being brought to mar
Ket and thousands of dollars are be.
ing paid out weekly by local buyers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

Gladys Leslie Wed On
Name Of Other Woman

Il IS rot alvRys necessary - lave
ves-- cr- name 81 a marriage Il
eense in order 70 have ycU- wedding
performed according II scEre
ssrw- Il Ire Ms6.igs- N6e" a
new v5-a-2rh feature thai VII os
presented Al the Colonial theatre
today. THIS Is Gladys Leslie plc-
TIRE and. Ct course sFs-Ecne knows
What that Is: q pacuor2aT IF rare
DARN aersaal interest alr rather
starting sst1Za-7cns-
AM Leslie aas az-ays been II
usga-zE attractive n any role she
has played. sz- IL Ias par If Jeanne
Sse-.-x In which she appears n
The Midnight Bride" sire nakes a.
especial appea- as country lass.
rot used - the CITY, sire n the same
strue MARES a millionaire and thai
If course brings complications
xrx.Ee As X nay seE1. for Al New
York and the country rub elbows al
tire time. they never meet and there
ze ceopfe Of TIE ---zl sections. not
m miles from the busting Da--S SaG
never see the so-ezLleG big people Ct
ne metropolis The. rsal human IA
r-rs OF the ceun--y folks and ire
s-rsacsas.rv Of the CRY 6w-.ils-s a-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
HOLD BASKETBALL
BANQUET AT CONY

TIE Cary Glrls' haskelaal squad
gave the Corv BOYS squad ban
gzHt and lance IN Assembly ha--.
Friday evening This 3 an a1cU2-
a..aar -haz accu-s a1-er IT, closing Of
the season The menu consisted II
grape fruit cream chlC--E7 II Pa--
shells mashed potatoes and -o--E-
t-ll- sa.s1. re cream and CAKE
Remarks were made by Capt Alice
<tzr551g Of the girls team Mss Doris
Basket. their coach Capt So--cr
Flu-ner II the oOEs' reln. Coach
Thompson ard Principal Fred NASH.
Following -ae banquet there was :
dance. u1sic being furnished by II
graham C'Erez and Hiss Carey
TIRE chaperoRes wers Principal and
Mrs Fred Nash CoRck a2d N--.
Clinton z Tncr 1sor-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
Social Club Meetings

The Charming Guild vii meet
MonGzv Il p N viii Mrs B. =
Ceaves a. Ire church pa-1urs- F4l
attendance L sa--eS11v requested
The Woman Beard q 1ae Congesa-
rloag1 church VIII nes- THIS a1-z-ze0n
a. > cloek Wit. Mrs. -Hranh- Sc Stuns
sE-~sr-t
The M4--Rr Alliance w5l raesT TINS
zs-e-aoon IL - c'cIccK Z ne ves1--y,
VIII Nrs Lester Ea-t and Mr. Esr-
bert Tsunrsnn-
The LnFtv Glib Vii meet TINS evening
81 Na. --1ssv street
The ManaAy Cl1e Of ne Cang-sga-
t1onal church VII meet tAls evening
with Mrz- MyTr1n Davis
TIE RurHr williams C5Es w.n NEST
this evening Win Mss Richmond -
Western zTEn1e
TIE -.enerzns vii neeE Tine azSsr-7onn
Al O'clock with Mrs Sheldon n IL
TFH-Arur stree Al tR1ies Enze-s.srs-n
n rae E1-k ara zaxsf~d 10 essE7s prepared
3 sew. and 70 nrzzs garz4S laacn waacn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
Everest {. ~-fra.- Of Chelsea. Mss..


The remains Ct Evs-e+- z. wnst--r
VITO PASSED away asst Wednesday
afternoon n his Ac-s a. Chelsea
Mass. ware brought . LES CRY
SATURDAY morning and Esre buried
II Ire zzrliv lot n NJ Pheasant
cemetery TIE BODY vas acco--
PANIED 70 Iris -ity bv r~5 members
Of the Z p @, Elks If Chelsea
Mass. CT wnsca r-a-z--aa -rra-zzz-
non M WEtr-En was n popular
member Faaeraz services were held
FRIDAY ae-er-our al rne EIks' raj 4.
Chelsea Mass.
Nj Wn1--P- vas brr- N FAIRFIELD
f. graduated <-.ru the Shaw EuEl-
ness cnIsegr Z. IzzIs ci-y and was fer
4 number Of years employed as hona-
keeper azad ra-eg-aPn operator n the
freight oses here re married ia
Cross CT tsss CRY. who survives -I-r.
Ee Is also s1-vz~s6 ~ rwe sisters
Mrs Charles Larry and Mss Tes-a
wasrnen ~ FEs-HelG- N-s. T.sr-s-
WIS E1a5ie u acccrpaay .he re-
na-.s % this Gi.y CT zcsuucr 81 me
SERIOUS Illness az aer sister
Far rae past 3 Tezrx 81 50. NJ
Thsthsn las 5ern employed Is scsg :
keeper n TIRE aflrR IF IRE Pant
Steamship Co AT BoEfnr- RE came
70 this citT about three weexs ass
70 accompany the remains Of -Hss
arorher-fn-law, Charles Tonfz.d. and
while IN the TRIP caught q sFvere
cold which asvsloped into pneumonia
and czzse6 his death Ee was about
- years ef 9ss. M whftran ~az
popular with az who knew hiza. and
his manv friends VII BE panel II
learn o. rs passing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

sro1xa.r ogt 4 a Elz--1ag way n
tE1s picture
Is Jea1ze Mss Leslie naS ne
greater par af 1s work II the
play. She : oez a--fzi g--l living
n ne r--a coEa Ct Cl-[S1e- she
goes q Nzw YORK II visit ---l
friend and Il once her adventures
friend has unexpectedly ST --3e CITY
Jeanne wa-Gs-s u re pE-k. Esrs
sae nakes ire chance acquaintance
Of For-esT Che1owe431- a wealthy
Young architect
While waiting far me- train tina
Jeanne passes -3le afternoon WIKI me
seH-le-1a1lv young fellow. and Dimes
WIKI I'm Z Al ai--a fashionable
restaurant Jezr-e's tremendous
s.-1Egie . az - ease ard VIII gCod
manners n ne grand surroundings
ef re restaurant qrC~l6e high hE-
mar interest
TIE picture rom t1a- point
weares Is way through : series ~
remarkable happenings ard ends
with a unusual climax
those ever popular EaI Eoo-
Bows whose 7rzzks seem u grow
better nth sa<a 1ev appearance
hare a new comedy 20 cEzr today
t1az Is : ripper i Is called Chic
kea E1,tersr' ard RE BuyE" arr
nothing 4 mt -1a- TIE Burton
EoiEss T-aTei0Eze Is SURE n pc ss-
peciaTly Interesting anu ne KING
cams are also filed NH good
1hz1gs-A9-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
MAKE SEIZURE SATURDAY

o. Guar aas Ha8s ~ Aa-e E-swer
Lssacr f-efn lcsecn cais'e - tire
sssgrzcs scss-EsIsie CLAIMS 2.
was Esr> cs~a use-@iH Sc A.
-aisaer At MSn1cisaa Court T5rsy
Lse3Grr She-s-s l. = -uc1on and 4
Il Nc-aZssA1G made a selzzre CT 4
zza-t sac a half Of saae kind u 1one-
s-eved lgs1r 7-orn Joseph Da-g3e II
.hls ci-- about O'clock Sa1--1a~ a.
sr1oon 0n ne Belgrade -ua1 nes- LIE
E3gsr-Eod -uad CsaiEse was GroughZ
sef5re the municipal eur Sa-z-daE a.
s-noon AID furnished sonGs f1r azs zs-
peA-zace mere a. Ii COCK IRIS -0---
rg. when ne rzI oe R--azgaed u tie
charge 81 ll-gal possession 0f lut1X&-
caring YiElzor rstE intent = sell
II appeared. according n me -epnrt
II 1As 6=DUsv she-,-s thai u-er wsH-
onr ar tie 8es--a5s Rad SATURDAY ar
s--oon and there met NJ oa5Ele VINO
was waking = TIE direction Of Al
g1s-x and carrying q bundle u ms
hack: tha- -sey -s0k 1-cE rim a50UE
4 aza-r and = MAJ # su-ae k+nd q
Au,re-nr-xs- G-zu- v.5c- ne ackasw.-
edged laaz ne MACE. sut aa2d Il WIS To-
LIE owl personal ase. The deputy she--
IFS when they went sui III me Ses-
S-7de -=aS had description If Da-g3e
reports having peer made concerning
rim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
APRIL FOLLY"
BE GIVEN WITH
MARION DAVIES

Nc more entertaining o. es-s-
presented pictures ara 1ox q 5s
seer or ire screen -1a7 -5e Ccs-o-
pcl.ra1 features offered by Para
mount Aircraft They are aiken
IRAN the most popular stG-'es pub
lsshe5 II the Cosmopolitan Magazine
a-G each one II --el Is regarded
rs Z special taa--e- Another enc q
these. ARR FoHa-" bv Cv1EasaS
Srock-sv. =sI he -tvsr zr re Co.
lenEal on Tuesday with wt,soras Ma
-son C,aTies Il tire principal role
The story Ensr published proved
one Of the most interesting eTsr pro-
viaea ny The popular magazine and
me screen version Is SAID 90 se evan
rora entertaining Gz<Ten Davies
Of COURSE. - q Ter very best n me
uascae piay.-A1T-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
PRIZE WINNERS CONI
ON SHORT STORY
CONTEST ANNOUNCED

E-lGaE morning Is Assembly ne
wl-1ers II N srer- sI8ry can-=sL
conducted br tie CoEv Co were Al
nuu-ceG. Dou=-zz Newman l2k---
5rs- uy-sze II Tfzrse dollars az0 Il ISIS
F.u-A Whitney, second ss-1e q Two
dollars Tse Judges vere E3n-
Frank Fa-rngoan- Mrs Anne. IL
sr,-actar z English and MISS 4 -
Reynolds
NJ Newman winner IF 5-st place
e czrraz1 II 11e Cony u-aEk team 4
member Of Iast seasons foO1@sz-l
team. played 1T -hs Conv second nas-
kEr5al outfit ms w--rzr and & 2
good az--curo athlete
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

-G Beard. wAD underwent
-sr- t1r appendicitis and
-s -a-zez-uns over 1re ~>sks
q IS 80 = ae gaming slowly
aa3e . 81 IT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

-7T Ing - ne Augusta
1s-z-z1 is gsr-a.g. - the
-EE--1Ct4nn where the near
s rE-v probable The
ara furnishings have al
=1 ard rae final contract
--r1aE fixtures has neen
aa+est ming In isGspl-z.
3esz a3nptaS a. Il cosf
--.-, EiHfo 7ere would be an 9p-
~ or sums gaod friend of the
. t1--rssa this lighting
- AID veFr materially help
p asazE. as ras hospital
seE-lg Iox-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

es2--- -Ese-vE2Ens lAr
@'''+' IL re MAJ Festival Cabaret
7a - ~ gwen az CRY AA--
-aG- ing g1-a 81. Should be
L. -zLv when the seat sale
--s =as1ar -0--4zg. apr, =. AZ
Eitae-'s drug SSc~e.
30 ra- = 1z.aies Is limited and
=4 : @Tcecra6 70 Car go
- zI-p}v Fcr TIRE ccrven-
s-ss-.ztr-s re first rrw e
2z-cnuE VII be rssrrved
-''.-'T- 81 -Eu-z. including sea- Al
@Er -3w u balcony, .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
Auction Sale
OF Household Goods
May 7Er ~ e SsN~al5 81
A2zZ--a. Mars

Consisting Of uDe Eou1 oak c1az1es
SET +5Gr oes-k. -9-= E9os-ag E70vE. ans
-a-lur Stuvz f. uocc cts q gssz.5.S zns
G1zr1- --z--s. Streets z76 pillow czzAs and
73i.UZs. NO pei p-zS -7Ko mattresses
7ns AT sCEa-E. -z-CaS- sEEs-z sx-E--
s36r dining -z1}s. Lwo 1r-p-ssEI -aaseE
kitchen and 551l1E -nDsa cars svE.-
god sEzEcE. sCt2 1t1- lars cur Ez-s and
ether Grams and z-1-@s hts i.
GssSe ard Cooking Utensils ITO I'm f-zus
a -sE-1u1- ure OK nj ana CAT cog
~ pEvE~- c5@S- II carpenter roClE
EsJN Ard 4 -E-AA--- EazzEz-: u =
AUSTIN A2c-1n1 e4-- Z stormy 5-E
Tar ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

= F',z-Enrar- WIN
-s --.. =-zdenlz Z II Saturday ar
us lie VII ne gaRc . lea-7
~-. ported = De resting ccEn-
nat = spee1v recovery 5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

--~. -.--5e a-low aas returned
, - = Oakland. ae=r us
- T Ms John Dan-e-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
Sure Of Success On This Pace


Farms and L.na ssr Sale %
ACRES. --1n safe rnaa- % minutes
WAX t-7r1 e3ec-fcs. church R7d sc1ocA
euEy Groom house. aH-a 4exR -. ~
acres grass and . ac-Es wood F5Cue
81 henry " E3En5v Wa-ErralAe.
Ne 4 r = Il
ACRES @ASfock fan a. equipped q
niles 1-un CITY Level 1s4ds. splendid
orchard Escs ~o06 l5r- wa-Er N build
nEs- eK--z good house and ha-r-
Er7ce rs-y NV t1- quick sa2E- Amos
-ZE-z
A~AES. N-Seca 2se. N o1sAese eise-
w1ere wish % sell ~ Fam a. Bow
1Olnha-1- Name Brick house with
A2-lace- good oUr-ulidings nciau1ng
sE-n. chicken houses sid EST house n
Ear1eD@c river Good wagon and
1a7 -oo1s. also aocu- ma kse -esr
Standing timber and y0Rrg orchard
Only RnS rase 1-arn railroad sEz21n.
Write t1r 1zt1rlH-2on - 5Gx g. BaSh-
Name
AIRES, D-Son CIR Inc s4stsa1S acres
near city, market x1Ses- good ouslc-
-gs. Z z SAWYER Farm Agency Gpp
n \ z z Station Te4 &i-@.
AIRES. As-NeAr city. s-ropz aoase-
3R-1 4sysaL cag-1 house, AZ 4 good re-
par Fine wood lcL- Fred DAME. 80
NORTHERN Ave- Azg1sIa-
a Ms HE = L. D Z14gt@S
10 AlELsra- q acres AsTea machine
worked Is acres spring wa1=- pas
Tzz-,S- woB14Cr estimated 70 CT 5 cC-1s.
NJ pine a71 1@-4Ock- L apple I-Ees
piE-2 trees c1t+a-e la4s<. r9ol-s. n
good c1n91t1Dn- good basement Ea--n
4sx=A VIII 5Ase1e11- GsGp FIR head
and rEo horses Al I0cis included
z1d stock . cDws ! hel9s- horse
moving machine horse -ake. -a-n
waEgl. ss1lSy 7agw. worE11g 1lDw c-l-
TzT2Iar. horse noe Else harrow. E~2C IL
wagon. rad waEcR- ; sci sleigh. ser
1sEnis harness 1gkr 5-Tx liz u1rE
lana -als-- drag. and 81 small l2olE- :
TINS har n 1a--- Crlv ESE. ssas cash
ta-azcs easT -S-cs- = address = Elk =
N1caH1d- AaE1Ela- . III Vernon Az
-TTCEF-E-D. MA-NE-sil-acrs fz--n
Eoos s-r3Gr, house. Ell. aal- Lack
smith shop- smoke house . IziIaEe %
pasture IA woodland ar, < apple
--ees. small A--I-S cu-s 70 uuus bar
Sooc iGa-- suf.- levHi Se4a no -aCss
machine moved Pace = n. t-ai-
ls-E. IL church and scauo1. - IL
: wagons. : pCaEs- farm wagon rack
7luw- la---ys. zCw-1E ma h1Ees ma Z
-ake- CG4--Tzlg-. sAe1 s0wE-. sHre-a-
barn. uoo. s71v=- sC-ae blacksmith :
zl6 woodworking -a2ls- scls ses6 pc
T4<oss- aler-T 1a-- and zen 1-ess5uE
Marker a dsUr tt- DT711cE, 80 LzEEs
Lrss aA--E-. -0u8E 4 A-3cg EaRs Est
sz.-e "a - Name . E--zSElCk NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

- re Fs-st Baptist c1--c1
1sss - wing . -ae za&a a--1ra.
-e--Z-al. TIE 5elAy was
i'- -1e 2Esr Z Tine Ii lie
ne speaker. L. r Weston
-- large = ne services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
Ferguson Bros.


# Ills city mas been
----E @-- . few oars his SIS
-- 5G-ke- and Mrs.
''-'-- ---sse = Eaz~1esd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

ARES. g. nile f-rrn 1HEzsEner, EonG
buildings wesi DIVIDED into sejc. pas
rare and wood Price E-zs2 E-zsx
terms A2pi- a. Ire Augusta Esczice II
II 49, 4 z-gg4Es Ez-m Agncy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
The Employers IS o. S. for Help Wanted Means "Sme
Come What Nav

the nan VINO Owls MS home Is better CT ,nan
the man who pays rent The old folks Who are
paying rent today vii Al advise you 70 buy
home Of your GIVE They know. because they
can see what might have been
Read Journal real estate ads and COX At sone
houses today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
LIVE STOCK

-r-ses. Cattle ee-scies -
SCN EEv-la 7e--aCr 7ega-r aad
Egar harness. 5uT1 Tor 81 ais7 a.
car Win new - -a--vs7 Wheels t2r g
Zgy L 5r1wa. 5C- " z Z ., A.
g2sLz-
L-oce szesr yaA-s .la- gearing
-slt@-S bar horses SoCK tens. brood
ssw VIII ) DIGS snoE- = pounds
@a-aE .o0is III kinda. -.ss5e---
Shields. Sa-@2-e- Ne. 2 =. IL s-E .
I-L-Eag.sie-ed E=9fs1ela y-s. aiG-
Ma > 5-r--olr 1Ei1es52e q 1-ezRe--
Guy Z. here, Chelsea -ae-12 Ga-a--
c--
CUL--Ma-e E-4de Pe-cns-on welgas
Az RS oic t2lis spring Ea1.is ne
zai-a5. -o}c- seq r-or7- Er=a a1a
-A.Be5 Ct ~ ea---- N = Lee z
:. g Azgus1a- -el- zS-N-
CCw-slx yea DID sA--.w W., sci
caeaa /. lzkss- a. once- Andrew >
Ee-sEr-- Is x a--sn s., 5a-aowel M
CCv-F-esn ISaerasry Wiz cat, a4Ho
t-n suE- : = Ei0uz1- West RIVER
E1-. AlEg-l
CCE~Several rev milrh- a4sr 20
bands u ray stuart L+14l1- H@ks
Mis- Tel ls-2
CoTs---hr-e fresh enes: ass good -aa6
ao-se L1rs Nc AAaca=sa@-
ocCsE EoEsE wAGCN-Ln 6-g
class condition; CHI De used FIR iu-- Or
-lg or Wiz a ao6F J. : Nichols =
LUMP rAaT--wo acT-se and lcnE -ls-
Eng crEa1-e5 Inquire john @ Bunc-
winthrop. Ne
HEAVY ECRsES-hree pairs F7E-sen
ems pressed nav. Cue horse cart Lot
a Eeisteln COWS M1s. sell Ser {.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

Business Prosperity

5Essoexz Prosperity &
" CITY or La.ssss- x 2os+ssa3s a7a -
tai produce business doing 1-SL class
business. Inquire z A Sswsezf- t4a-
lowell EcEse
-A-& -ET-TaIrE 54r BUSINESS. .-EzE--
r-@ witt four washing machines. ex-
tractor STRAIN Su83sE- ANaFv aEaGs-
E-Ez-z- G. -Hr-u- -1azE3e- a esE15g-
1oHEe slegrE1c zs9tEr. IVA horses and
3rliv~rr wagons and a. ns1esEE-y fix
tl-eS- Reason .ar selling change S1
business VII sci a. = aG-EzZa q
-akr1 ~ arce. A7rf~ - Na-Acnaz
Steam Laundry. Tel ssS-M- Kase-vzIle,
MECHANIC EAI-L-5otel ana livery
stable Csre uc the s-Sz business rr8Ts-
Cations n Stale MEzr other -z.&
trades n real estate = = Towers
wood and LEwh~- Ca. Ea1iowrgi or
F5zlCwEl Savings Bzzk Tel 81 or
w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

1Eng G-ra1gl II
product wI1 vre
be WILING - -zT-
>eszA-y SaaR-v a71
details and raj a.
Address y. r. 7.
De
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

Sscsssscrs @a-ter-<e-als e
PLAIN sET-NC--lS05d -eltRtla wgrsAa
U0G4G Ike some CT nerGZzE Sweeping
and 50EEzE " ne 1oC- M-s- n =.
= Mv---e 81 AlE1sIa
S-Ec1 o. IA FHEE Wants pc ria ~ /.
pussr5ur. Address O. cl-b Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26
FINANCIAL

s4si-ess Opportunities e
BLACKS -E5-A1G carriage business
13r SIZE -aES-ae- WITH stock and tor4s-
CIR su-ca ana Nscna-1c SIs- n
uul-e AT shrr ~ e Fou1-2En g. L
4 Y aKe5ezG GARNER Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-26

-sir Na-csc-E-rzse =
SINGLE woMES-As z-nda1C n
stare INSTITUTION tur rseIsle---12e1-
salary S. per month and maintenance.
Apply Sizing age - SEpeT-rc@nCe-L
LetEaw7r-a Village Taasllss 5ockla1a
EzUzzT "
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
FEATURE PHOTOPLAY
 SHOWING AT IDEAL

Cherry blossoms under red moon of Nippon is the setting for the beau tiful oriental fantasy, "The Willow
 Tree," the production starring dainty and adorable Vilo Dana showing at the Ideal today and Tuesday. In this play Miss Dana has the most colorful and picturesque role of her career. that of the appealing little Japanese maid en who came to life from a wooden image
 Ned Hamilton left England for Jap an, after being tilted by his fiance for a richer man. How he bought a wood- en image from an old wood d7carver, and how it came to life in the form of a beautiful Japanese girl, whom Hamil- ton came to love, only to lose her at last, is but a part of this delightful fantasy of old Japan. It is a beauti- ful love story beautifully produced from the famous Conan & Harris stage success by J. H. Benrmo and Harrison Rhodes that ran for season on Broad way and was the dramatic sensation of the year.
 It is a gorgeous picture of sensuous appeal, wherein ancient legend and modern fact meet in a warning clash of interests. It is the heart of pagan Japan, exotic and colorful, and perme- ated with the sweetest and most TO- mantle love stories.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
CENTRAL BEGINS
 NEW DORMITORY
FIRST OF NEW BUILDING
Contractors Move Equipment Toda1 and Will Start Work-Other
 Structures to Follow.

Equipment to be used in eonstruc- on of the dormitory at Central Col lege is being moved today by the con- tractors, Stewart X Russell, and ground for the structure will be broken probably tomorrow. The site of the building will be east of the main building, toward which it will front and with secondary front OF Conway Boulevard It will cost approximately $125.000 and will be ready for occu- pancy when the 1921 term is opened.
 As specified in the new campus plan drawn by the arch.t .tects, the dor mitory will be the first of a new group of buildings to be erected by the college and will be followed by others. The new group when complet- ed will be in the form of quadrangle with dormitories on the east and west sides. Next to the dormtory on the east side of the quadrangle will be placed hospital and central heating plant, and directly behind the main building will be common dining room On the west side will be a dormitory, club and gymnasium.
 President Doak s. Campbell said that officers of the college are particu- larly anxious to erect building for a cooperative club, which will be a boarding and rooming house for young ladies who would manage it on the CO., operative plan and thus reduce eXpen- Ises. MT. Campbell estimates that a club conducted upon this plan would make attendance possible for probably 100 young ladies who are not situated so that they can attend under present conditions.
 The ground to the rear and sides of the main building already has been cleared, including the recently pur- chased lots on the south end, and will be available to the student body as playground during the session to be opened on September 15. To make the campus conform to the new ground plan, the drive way will be changed to come directly in front of the main building, with entrances on the east and west side of the campus. A smaller drive way will be made to the rear of the new dormitory on Conway boulevard The center of the quad rangle when all buildings are complet- ed will be formed into a park for the use of the students. An advantage to the plan, Mr. Campbell said, will be that the entire front of the campus will be undisturbed by the new build ings as well as providing in the quad rangle the required seclusion for the student body.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-30
CENTRAL ENGAGES
 MUSIC DIRECTOR

Henry W. B. Barnes of New York. musician and composer of note and a recently returned music director of the A. E. F. in France, has been secured as director of the Central College conservatory, it was announc- ed today by President Doak S. Camp bell. MT. Barnes is now organst for one of the principal Presbyterian churches at New York City, and will reach Conway in time for the open ing of the college on September I5.
 MT Barnes is a graduate of Denni- son University of Ohio, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and has studi- l ed under private teachers at New York, and Florence and Rome, Italy. lie IS member of the Royal Phil harmonic Society of Rome, one of the oledest musical organizations in the old world. Some of his work has been the direction of music festivals at Atlanta, Toronto and San Antonio. conducting two festivals at the last named place. His musical compost tons have been high grade anthems for church choirs.
 As division music director for the army, Mir. Barnes held the rank of major and was only recently return ed to the United States Mir. Camp bell is confident that he will be an addition to the city as a whole as we'll as perhaps the most competent and highly trained director the conserva- tory has ever had.