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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

Biooning Angel" comedy drama.
and Saturday brings win Roger,
popular comedian. I'm Water, Water.
Everywhere"
Tho humorous background OF the
story ccnterE about the attempts of
IN temperance society TO Danish
liquor from the town. In the course
OF tho story the town saloon bUomes
soda water parlor. and the men
stay away from their honcs--as
usual to congreEate there and swap
stories However. win Rogers sue
cceds In his attempt TO reform his
rival and then rcsignedly steps aside
TO permit him TO wed the girl he
loves
Among the cast are Irene Rich,
Rowland Lee, Wade Botelcr. Mar
Euerite Livingston. Lillian Langdon
and Lydia Yeamans Titus.
LIBERTY
Constance Talmadee. In Two
Weeks" the photoplay opening at
the Liberty Saturday. plays the role
OF 1.illums Blair saucy little
broadway chorus girl. Her world
ly-wise friends try to convince her
that she Is just n little too strict In
her views to ever make n big sue.
cess.
However. Connie Is promoted 20
stardom thru the influence OF n
wealthy young man, He becomes n
bit too attentive and Connie runs
away. She takes refuge In the
house OF three crusty old bachelors,
whore she spends two delightful
week shocking them and yamping
them until they are all in love with
her.
II is a typical Talmadge comedy,
written by Anita Loos and John
Emerson, co-authors OF The Nirtu-
Gus vamp." Comics last picture.
Double Speed" starring Wallace
Reid. comes TO n close tonight.
COLISEUM
Katherine Macdonald. the boauti.
ful young star OF The Woman Thou
Gavcst Me-" and other big features.
viii be the headline attraction at
the Coliseum in '"The Beauty Mar
ket," beginning Saturday.
The story is dramatic turnout. To
meet financial obligations Amelia
Thorndike Miss MacDonald). So
clety beauty. pawns her engagement
present from Millionaire Ashburton
Gaylord, TO Kenneth Laird, a friend
of short acquaintance, who does not
know the gift Is an engagement
present Laird gives Amelia per.
sonnl check for $1,000.
How "A jealous woman learns of
the transaction and. being In love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

with Amelia's fiancc. plots TO put
the young girl In n false light.
brings about some complaining and
at the same time exciting situations.
Norma Talmadge. now starring at
the Coliseum in "A Daughter OF
Two Worlds" appears for the last
time tonight
REX
Following THE Amazing Woman"
which closes tonight. the Rex viii
show big double bill. Douglas Mac.
Lean and Doris May in Twenty.
three and n Half Hours Leave" and
Charlie Chaplin In "a Days Pleas.
urc."
Twenty three and n Half Hours
Leave" marks the debut as n Thomas
~ Incc scenario writer OF Agnes
Johnston. who also did the continuity
for Mary Pickford's Daddy Long
Legs" Miss Johnston is only %
years old and has already realized
the ambition cherished by thousands
to become a writer for the movies.
She has contributed several success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Offers Plans to
Beautify London

LONDON. Eng. Feb. :o.-Thcrc
are many ways in which London
might he made a brighter city. nc.
cording to cros@ley Davies. writing
on the Frightening Of London" He
suggested fountains on tho Swiss pat
tern. flowers on the fountains. pave.
ments Of red brick and white stone,
floral balconies on public buildings.
gilt tiles and giid-i poFticocs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

In tho picture Bryant washburn
has tho role OF tho leading light In
an exclusive nociai set OF young mar.
ri"i people In suburban town. Ills
prominence depends largely upon the
stock Of choice turntables in HIS
collar When this runs low he makes
frantic "fforta 10 rscoun. with
humorous results. Wanda Hawicy
N the leading woman.
The Woman in the Suitcase"
closes a weeks run tonight
CIENMER
Comedy follow comedy at the
ciemmsr. MadKc Kennedy makes
her final appearance. tonight In The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
Commits Suicide
in Novel Manner

LONDON. Eng. Feb. .e.--Arthur
winduA IS years old. committed
suicide by putting his head In a sack.
tying II tightly under his chin. and
rolling off hank into the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

physfcians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opfo ms a safe home
remedy In the treatment OF eye
troubles and TO strengthen eye
s1ght Sold under money refund
euafAntee ny all druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

bfuFEIHta rNfund MONEY II IND
OINTMENT falls 60 cure itching
sitnd bleeding. or protrnding piles.
stops irritation. soothra and heals.
You can get restfui sleep after the
frat application. Price sec,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

0Gne mem. according 10 . woman
writer. can be conquered with tears.
while II IL necessary TO use = hatpin
- others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
ropsy.s PROGRAMS

TODNNN FNOfsHNNN
tfbpHf wv ailsse Rid In ssDau-
hf~ sp~.Ad "
ttt HMttt--ussis~ k~nned, I'm III.
nissnsins Asx~i"
spif-tt N->arna Tsimssx~ in -
i'aaxhlrf Of Two Wsrids" sItss,i.s
ta"ps. Animated Carteaal Col.
t.rum >~w..
stNt>D - Enid uesnsst In The
Woman In tho ruitesss'! strand
Weekly.
"iN-hHth t1iffsrd IN .-rhe Auss-
scenic.
COLONIAL Navy Carer In
hssh.d Msa"i Tom rrsse. soislss.
CLASS Alma Ruben. In "a Man.
Country"
firfitS--xans Gr~y's "fs~~-vs Geld"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

Ruth Renck the charming young actress who made many
friends here last whe playing noeRue roles toh
Wilkes Players II has Just been announced that Miss Renck
ia 10 play opposite Douglas Fairbanks in his United
Artists photopldy production
The tile OF the Fairbanks picture has not been
leased but, according 10 Carlyle Robinson Dougs special
representative cho visitor IN Seattle feo days ago
is OF the Western rdriety aud 0ires the popular ample
opportunity 10 display his iconder athletic ice
ing ability Photo sy Jane. 4 M.,,,,.w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

Bert Lytell, star in the screen pro
duction OF lombard. Ltd" which
showed here n few weeks ago. comes
70 the Colonial Saturday in THE
Risht-of-Way," Sir Gilbert Parker's
romance OF Canada.
Tonight brings TO a close marked
Men," in which Harry Carey has
played turnout the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

Light literature Is expensive when
Il comes in the shape of gas bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
5000 at Closing
Day Bangor Fair

Bangor, Aug. 2s.-During re pas
week there have been more than SEQ
people including citizens OF Ba-goF
and visitors 10 the Eastern Name
State fair who have taken the advan-
tase Of having a ride TO the SKIES N
the two Curtis aeroplanes that lave
been in Bangor as one OF the a;:rae-
tons of fair week. The planes. Cr.VeH
by Lieutenant George L. Bradfor1 Q.
Clarksburg, W. Va. late OF the Ir.tea
States Army aviation corps. az.
George W. Shaw of Houlton. late O.
the naval aviation service. came 20
Bangor from Hou!ton on Friday. AVS
q, this being the first time that tHs
trip was ever undertaken. Many anS
exhibitions have been given ~ tne
aviators and the sport has eee1
popular one since Monday when 7ass'
engers were taken. Many OF the oi'Es
prominent residents ard the oihoiaN
have enjoyed the trip and the av.a'o's
have impressed everybody with Inv
skillful manner in which the maca.htS
are handled The cost Of the tTi7 :
SIS for 10 minutes of plain fytns anu
s25 for the same length Of time o"'
with stunts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Elliot.Warner

slipping away quietly from their
friends, Benjamin D. Elliot and Mrs
Elvira G. Warner went to Mesantic.
Can. last Wednesday. where they
were married at the st. Barnabas
church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev A. H. Plummer. the
single ring service being used. They
returned to the city Wednesday night
and Mrs. Elliott appeared at her work
at the Mitchell Flower Store on
Thursday morning as usual But
the wedding ring and wedding an
nouncements told the story and con-
CALCULATIONS were showered on the
couple from all sides, as the news
gradually became nown. The mar
rage is the elimination of a friend
ship begun several years ago and
when last spring the groom was sent
to this city as manager of the Ar
mour plant, the acquaintance was
renewed.
Mr.. Elliot has recently been trans
ferred to Bangor, as manager Of the
Armour plant in that city. and the
couple will make their home there
in the near future. They have a
host Of friends who wish them much
happiness in their married life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
IMAGE IN BOTTLE SHOWS
CLEVER WORKMANSHIP

An interesting piece Of work which
is the result Of infinite patience and
great skill has been hnis ned recently
by John r. Joseph Of Front street,
who has constructed a miniature cru
cihx inside a bottle. Mr.. Joseph did
the work in his spare moments and
merely as a pastime. Tire crucihx is
surrounded by frame work and there
il also tiny hammer and a ladder.
symbolizing the tools used ty the per-
secutor Of the Saviour.
The bottle which Mr.. Joseph selected
as the receptacle for this wonderful
piece Of work is larger at The top than
il is at the bottom. thus helping to
hold together the little structure. Then
with a long pair of pliers he laid in
each piece. already painted. using glue
to hake them adhere to each other.
To guard his work from harm Mr..
Joseph has constructed a chopper that
cannot be removed, by a clever intro
daction OF a plug and piece Of string.
The plug was pulled horizontally
through the lower end of the stopper
and the string broken Off The owner
hopes TO have the dainty piece of work
on exhibition at the fair this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
. MONUMENT TO
GENERAL CHAMPLA|N
To Be Unveiled Near Eastport
Boston Fusilier Veteran
Corps On Four-Days' Trip tc
Participate in the Exercises

Boston. Aug. ga party Q:
members OF the Fus;lier Veteran
corps sailed from Boston Fr.dar
morning aboard the steamer Gov
ernor Dingley. bound for East7o:t
and ST. Croix. Me- for the purpose
Of unwilling tablet in honor Of
General Champlain. Upon arrive!
of the steamer at Eastport, the Fus.-
liers will board a special steamer
for trip up the st. Croix river 70
the Dam" the summer home Of
Sergeant r. Sherman McCarter Of
Cambridge, whose guests the mem
oers will be during their four-diy
stay. The Passaquoit Indians vi
participate with the FusilieCs il tie
exercises at the tablet. and t:e a.
dress will be made by Hon. Harrison
Hume. A programme OF entertain
nent at Eastport ard ST. C-o!Z has
been arranged for the visitors. vAo
will start back for Boston next Tues
day. proceeding by way Of Bacg3-
where they will be ENTERTAINED ~
resident members Of the Ancient ard
Honorable Artillery COMPANY Ire
party IS accompanied by the corps
hfe and drum band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Fearey of Bar Harbor
State Golf Champion

Merton L. Fearey Of Bar Tiarbor won
the State championship in the State
golf tournament in the fine event which
was held Saturday. from Harlan Tur-
aer Of Portland, State champion for
last year. by a score Of 2 UP and to
play, ii 50 holes. large and enthus-
ias;ie gallery followed the match all
the way through. On the last nine
holes Turner was three holes ahead
but Fearey covered the lead and won
with the above score. Fearey received
a handsome gold medal for a prize
while Turner as runner-up was
awarded sterling silver medal
r H Curlette Of Bar Harbor, as
winner Of the second IS. was given q
handsome sterling hammered silver
cigarette ease, defeating Harry
Rounds Of Portland with a score Of s
up and 5 TO play
E. A Randall won the beaten eight
match Of the championship division By
defeating c S. ErswelI Of Brunswick
UP. Mr.. Randall was given a beau
tiful Sheffield plate cigarette hurnidor
Carl r. Green as the winner OF the
beaten eight Of the second IS won a
tailored leather belt with d hammered
sterling silver buckle. Green defeat
ed Harold Libby OF Portland by de-
fault stri.ey. Waterville's pro" de-
feated Frank Gilmore Of Augusta / up
IN AT ls-hold exhibition match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Jinx of Two Spot.

Mighty few carefully matched prize
fights of recent years have had the
pep in them which recently developed
in an impromptu but very real fight
over a 50 bill on the Union Square
subway station. New York.
Maurice Alexrod. IS. and Irving
kaufman. 16, alighting from a sub
way train. saw the bill at the same
instant and grabbed it Simultaneous
ly. The bill tore in two. each getting
half Clutching his half Of the bill
tightly in one hand. each shot the
other fist with considerable force into
the eye of the other. Later they ap-
peared before Magistrat Douras.
They were sorry looking sights with
lips puffed, eyes turning a beautiful
purple. noses bleeding, hats smashed
and clothing and collars gore.
Have you each got your half of the
bill ?" asked the court. They had
Til fine YOU each 81, and you can
pay with your half of the contested
bill. Then I'd advise you to wash up
and go to work" said the court.
Sheepishly the youngsters shook
hands, paid the fines, and called it a
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Military Band Gives Sanitorium
Patients a Musical Treat

The Wa;erville Military Band. ".
D. Haines leader. went to the Fair
field Sanitorium Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock where they gave a concert
Of Y numbers for the patients. The
band was received by DR. Carter and
made most welcome. The patients,
who were in their beds. were all
wheeled out 20 the front part OF the
building. while the others were out
Of doors. The band boys were as
pleased to render the concert as the
patients Of the. Sanitorium were to
hear the concert. Those who loand
their cars for the transportation of
the band were .ohn Young. Frank J.
Coates, 0. L. Dickinson, ]. Howard
WEIGH. A. Magulsky. Henry P. Win
tiers. W. H. Pollard. r ". Dunn and
Frank E. McCallun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
OAKLAND

Mrs H. c. Bridges ard daughters. Alice
ard Marguerite. who have beea visiting
Mr.. Bridges parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Bridges o: Oakland Heights and Mrs
Bridges mother. Mrs. Aibertiae Park of
Searsrort the past month left Saturday Tor
their home in Uxbridse, Mass.
Miss Pearl Parkman Was a weekend
grest o: Mrs. Thomas Suite at Ocean
Point
Dean and Mrs Charles H. BENJAMIN ard
Prof Phillip Tetrsult OF IVES; Lafayette.
Ihd.. are guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Benson.
Arthur Rand, who has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. Gertrude Deanison. left Fri.
DAY morning ior Winthrop 10 visit rels-
tives on his way 20 Opportunity farm il
New Gleuehes,er. where re IS employed. !
Miss Gladys Hailett went 10 HsiIoxell
Friday. TO ,oin her mother. Mrs. George
Hsllett, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. Joseph Lesver
Mrs. Ha.let, and GLADYS will leave the
frs, 0; the week for GA Orchard. to meet
NJ. Hallett and son, Russell, who are r.
turning from a visit with the formers
Conn TIE family will enjoy a weeks out.
ing at Old Orchard
George Wood Of Mercer is visiting bis
daughter, Mrs Fred Lombard
Camr,i,!a and William Livingstone have
returned from Gres's hospital IN Water
vile. where they underwent successful op-
e!z.ions for adeneids sHd tonsiis
Mr.. ard Mrs, Norman Spiler are parents
Q: BABY boz born recently and weighing
- - pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Old Folks Carnival

TO the old people and patrons OF
the Old Folks Carnival.
The Central Maine Fair generously
sets apart Friday. Sept. Ord, 1920 for
the old peoples holiday. The pas,
years have proved it's worth by those
who have enjoyed its blessings. 1t is
one OF the bright spots in their lives
A feast Of good things for them TO
remember the remainder of their
lives. Auto rides over the Fair
grounds; an address by those who
are interested in them: music that
cneers the soul; and no. least a
oountiful luncheon will be served
In closing, there will be presented To
the Oldest man, the Oldest woman
Oldest veteran. and last to the oldest
couple married the longest, a MAG.
nineent drinking cup. Any person
70 years or more are eligible, also al,
veterans OF the Civil War. are in
Nted to come. Be ready a. 10 NJ
Call at the window and be registered
sILAS ADAMS.
supt. Of Old Folks Carnival
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Birth REGISTRATION

DR.. William Y. Young. health off,
Ger for Waterville. Winsiow and Oak
land. has issued the following list Of
personal reasons regarding the regis
tering If the birth OF children. Dr.
Young considers this an important
matter and brings il strongly to the
attention of parents for TIE welfare
of their posterity. The reasons are as
follows:
1-Evidence of age on entering
school.
-Inheritance of property. proof of
age and relationship.
3-Proving age of consent In court.
4-Aarriage Licenses. A birth GER
tincate is required in some European
countries.
5-Passports. birth certificate ts
required by the United States govern
ment
obtaining working papers. In
many states child between II and ID
years OF age cannot obtain employ.
ment without evidence of age.
7-Entrance into the military or ma
val service OF the United States.
How to get your child registered.
Your physician will do II for YOU and
wnen he does be sure and give him
the name Of the child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
PLAY LOOSE BALL
MAINE CENTRALS
LOSE TO DEXTER

The jinx was working among the
Maine Central boys Saturday after
noon on seaverns' Field for they
gave a poor exhibition of baseball
and were defeated in their game with
Dexter by the score Of 3 to l. The
Maine CentraIs' four errors gave
the Dexter boys their three runs for
only sukeforth ard williams, of the
railroad. boys played any real base
ball.
Murphy, the Dexter pitcher. had
the Maine Centrals at his mercy
breez.ng Is men. In the ninth inn
ing, after Reed ard Sukeforte
singled with nobody out the little
English High pitcher from Boston.
famed King. Maheu and Patterson
o'DonneIi, the Maine Central
cast-of. helped TO down his former
team mates by getting two hits and
one run. sukeferth's hitting AID
williams one hand stab were the
features OF the game. White played
good fielding game for the Dexter
team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
TRUE LOVE LAUGHS At AGE
Shafts Of Father Time Powerless to
Affect Those Blessed With Mutual
Affection

Ordinarily, se would cuss TO the limit a
pepper" or an evesd-oppeT. But We have
a confession TO make on the FIRST count.
and We would plead mitigating eircum-
stances. Here is the story:
On a drizzhng, ;oggy night. our way
lay down a side stree, toward home
Several rods ahead there was a shaft OF
light and when we reached the spot We
found window with the shade halfway
up. Wickedly, but not malieIous!y, We
hesitated. stopped-snd We peeked
There sat an old man and his wife
They must have been well up TO the
allotted three-score OF years. He was
smoking ard she was knitting. Still We
peeped Then she looked up at hin, and
smiled and said something, He laid down
book, struggled up from out OF his corn.
Portable seat and kind OF hobbled out Of
the room, shortly returning and carrying a
glass OF water, which he handed to her.
And as she drank she held the wrinkled
and bony hand OF her lover. Then, as she
finished drinking, she released his hand
and the look she gave him and the look he
gave her were like shafts OF sunshine
breaking through the n1urky clouds after
days OF rain.
That picture has haunted Us long time.
Somehow she seems beautiful in our eyes,
and yet we did not get a closeup" OF her
features. And ne, why as we keep think
ing OF him, we bark back to the days
when we once visited hne old Southern
gentleman who possessed the graees OF a
Chesterfield and the courtesy OF Don
Jaun. Then we recall the words OF a poet
which fits the case precisely: Let Time
reach out with his sickle as lar as ever he
can; although ne can reach rudy cheeks and
ripe lips and flashing eyes, he cannot quite
reach love"
When man really loves woman she
will never grow old, and when woman
loves a man he is neither decrepit nor
bowed nor tremulous. She is the same
lass he wooed and he is always the same
gallant young fellow who won her heart
and her hand They are absolutely equals.
happy and i-ee. These two lovers are
travelling toward the City OF Silence. but
they are leaving behind a picture never to
be forgotten Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
AUTO HITS E. w. FOSTER
BREAKING THREE RIBS

Edmund W. Foster Of 80 Winter
street sustained the fracture Of three
ribs and minor bruises on Saturday
noon when he was knocked down and
run over by an automobile at the cor
ner Of Temple and Elm streets. Mr.
Foster was crossing the street in
front Of Coburn to come down Temple
street when an automobile belonging
to John Papalos and containing sew
eral men drove up Temple street and
swung into Elm street. The driver at
tempted TO pass in front Of Mr.. Foster
andthe latter thought the machine
was goins to pass behind him, with the
foregoing result. Mr.. Foster was
taken to the home of physic;an
where his injuries were dressed. and
then removed to his own home on Win.
ter street His brother, Thomas Eos
ter. and his wife. of China, were sen.
FOR and arrived later in the afternoon
and are at his home for a few DAVIS
Mr.. Foster was very comfortable Sum.
DAY AFTERNOON. He is employed in the
tailoring establishment of L. r. Brown
on Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Adams.Gariand

Miss Lucille Garland of this town
and Roy V. Adams of Waterville were
married Friday cvening at the Meth
odist parsonage Dy Rev. Weston p.
Holman.
The single ring service was used.
They were attended by Miss Gladys
Haskins and John P. Dustin. both of
Waterviile.
Mr.. Adams saw service in the L.
s. Navy coast patrol during the World
War and Mrs. Adams is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garland OF
Oakland. The young couple, Who
have the best wishes Of their many
friends. will make their home in Phil
adelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30

Luke 1vers returned to Wateryille
saturday night after a six weeks alb
sence IN which he visited his old home
IN England and many OF his own and
MS wlfe's relatives. THIS is the first
time Mr.. lvecs has been In England
since ne came 70 England 81 years
ago lie visited TIE cities; Ut London.
manchester. Stafford. Southampton and
rendieton. He sailed on the Olympia
ana returned on the same ship and was
run OF praise for the accommodations
"hiIe in New York Mr.. Ivers was the
guest OF Capt Smith Of one division Of
the New York FIRE department. and en-.
!eyed his visit greatly. His trip across
both ways was without adventure he.
ing smooth sailing al 1.-The way. He
sId'o IN England from the 18th Of
July to the 18th Of August