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Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24
CuIli asetetaan tuotteille
GonSfnnnalliiet jubtaiat paaittttancct
fiirnbtaa lafia ta1pdran tlllpn es=.
ta,ntiefii Gamabasto.

8asbs1,gton, iol,lltf. Is p.
gbusfltntabuoneen fonliteo tand pai-
pona pi1atti aiettaa l1iIltn, iaubot,
nmisiin, patpltf, farjan, lanrpoat,
Iompaon llbau, foritlut, MILAN, fas=:
spi oljpt, potoatit ia iipatlit ta1pora
l,,et1elulle, jn1(e tltllnoll nlidr6iin,iiii1l
polttan1iitt6lnpps tariifi. 5Alli TIT
Zee oleT1nol1 11iin forfea, eta nQioen
tomaroin tltonti lNbp5ipoltoibin iop-
41lu Da1itn to1paroita !poiouon IT,
k1td lllettelolle.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24
sDtt5 mafoii fnnii ipnprpfnntta.

Milmaltfee @elen 2eppf, fnll,
oelltoista tDuooelr ifailren tptto lopetti
ellen nltffllltliienia, iiota of festinpt
.flluIi mltorofalttta pbtd ll1ittaa. 22ddi-
fdri ielitti esttei tiiisia tapal.fiesIa D!
1ut7 fpipntpfiesid iotfinlail,ett li1ifa,l
Sin Intio, maatt siobtlt tnt6n pitfd le
po bal1el1 fDlunettbn1iiesttaiail. Mhlnll
aaaistea fhlnretf tfDtlliiren pbfaa tdIloi-
ieen pitftdGdtt l,lteelt felitti 4 llddifiiirii ia 4
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24
aaulaiatar. ibbaue,,,poibetta
bafe,nds|a.

Min1eapolis. Oiss.. Amelia
2etperioge, oopperalor1lajotar 8nl-
tilnoreslG on nostan11t 10000 bollo..
rir 1Dbdmenpniffatsitt1,n Mnnea-
poliiisin ai1t1poo Oscar 0pfalia
8ernlan pbtiG,1 narapreiibet,ttia tpas
tna,1 naisNa1upalfie1l ritfonilestn.
&npitnlisti oil fGpnpt bdn,1Dstelentds
Ia ,tdhfe6" 11to,1in ferroin ia ll.hpa,1=
NIT 11aiba bdnet, ml,hn iitterl pernltt-
fonntfi,, la1paufien1a, iosta fppstd
.tdbben" 1Dbdn haapott1ti ia ban Of.
melee, etd ntni,,ittu i,lnma riittaiii
bootpntpoiteefii.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24

NssscBllill DliopiSfon tlliel 1 Ills IS,
n u ian, repiapdt Iip,tll j IL. N tsllt,at q
fadrn,etansiin pnlpd
Boston. ARiirieeS IA ID n llle ptt ill u
moitcttn etta D6c@ @uiin ssto1l 4 p4o- q
int ofitunt il.a,rilla 4 i,sb ladr rtepii'
meet DboDsnaltain Il lis'lt M faHslii
meet fdadrn1etansiia 4 flI ftl aiin1.o ssteltt
.D111pdrii lld. Sc oli,Dnt uie itsee pun
repaIeet lattiaIle ID ffiiea n lL lleet init
..alanie,, topao,r bul,tae''lii, ! \ III oilateli
5iel1 e,,pari illd ias pol fetlssl litd D, 4
slIiuen t,ostd 10 \ 20 2o'.
pdiipanaa Stasdbt btuneestt aufiesta
iaopui tdnne firrsgid sla stiuilri
ei ole lasstettld ildRtoo idaal n safietoa tn;:
le1nun11. /, s3:s S55 ss I
auoll,1ollifesti t1,lee aliaS Il fpib'
l1ps ia sln1eritan bHIla1 i ipirfai-
liiot ospat iaaneet a aiis' tieoon
ia beitd on tpaaoi it'll sa1aaaiilt aii'
an ioboosta toimes,pi
4. sppniiii Etiibal1 lo1tff lltltG-
taa,r oletuatt ien, shfa elaiektfo Il q ~ lilo
lioIli11elr. 81 SSsrl lo1f1,iIl
Ririeesld ferrotaals lltIl retpirl-
tdd ienra'l1leen a1ltar " pelll'1, ,.l'191 ii
III ioufosIa oil ltfeifa s:tl ii jotfu
tabtoimot aaistaiaii l1si JIG lamiel' i q m
fesfrlloe5fa ltpltiI l| ,3 ll n u
11etelt SRIs s
Dluttn fi,,r pi1olaisstf 4 ir'ilelr1i-
man fa,ilsSb NJ etttd
iaipat "a u n sf fltfe'Dosti 81
IieHasdnimii: N 8 & #
yfiifdd11 spaolttr lin 4 & o l 81: Std a
ole iulaisiut a,nti iSSta SSita tlss',af estq iil
III ien ie,lratfiia olt piRetfp 'naffil' y
mafu,Di1ta. g 81 4 tufilef
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24

Masbi'laton, jouluf. is y. -
Gnli1noia1e,1 foetl1s do11estps eou5tu-
Iohuoneesia lenaatiu piiiQiit55fle5tc jo.
oa1oifaIlen !piljon osto pboi5trfIe,1
.1ltlteen torfoitutiell1 cI:ibutt1;i totpo~
ro1ll nlosnicntiG il Iit"r no5toc
nloantDiliclDs tl1uteioen biutoio o}oit-
It tol15tlr, ettu ie fptp0f Ipttdiiiin i,t,,=
rella enen1n1istDuG. '8@
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24

Iollabosiee, llo. 9l1po'mlieSie
firicesIi past. Sioncn s. Gatts,
sSlorinon f,ltpcrn0ori, lbfnli ncnnd
0est Saint 2eoeliim, sSla., pDs1Dn
fansla tefenu0n lop,Iliien rotfoiilln
Soc 8. @urmon'in, ipa1tion termeDs
Halnl 9eaeb Yost lebben f,,stanta=
jan fanslu.
Waltipn pGdtpirfotIiio firioitti, tt-
t0 bdn on ipi'pnpt Gorma1l'iu utp=
rallllilltl1tecl1, ropbfepteen ia iion-
1pDtccn", jo ettu vtdn1l nn lptimci=
1lcu moroitl,s."
Sirje lcnrnii fappalcall illlfailelni-
lesta Garma'1'in lebbesid, jofo bpof=
f1li fl,mern0ori1 inostnnll pbtenDes-
Iii Gbgor Ibontp1on'in llloelleen ipa=
litlenliIen fansla lpaltiol1 lafilniebef-
Il Mest Gu1m 8enebi5id.
fDiinti Ell t,tle a,1talnuau ii11ltn
bullito ia iiann0ioi nlilll1o tabtoii iq
nl:eleii snllfna,t" innpi fltiperno0ri
firnesidnld. rnFilla olc1 mics ID lei.
.io11 .nlieben nientnSia ia lnitlnIa ei
ole aifon1llsta i,eosta pois sSest
Nalm 9eachiIoi1ilta fin be birtta=
tpat 11i.tun flllDalli 1lii1lfllin find teit
fin BE hirttiipdt ii1ru,l "
sos ii1lai iltlfaiiet Dboe11 iiiuult Ii
i'd lefbesidii f,lte1l td1nii niiHnil1e'1
pli eli ipaitpaat ll1if1lla cl 1nir,n1, lit
fettta,li eli lopita11i mield, nina me-
.1teli Mest Nulm 8eacbiill Blorio ioaa1L
Iaoatllr ppslpni fdttsia ia ratfaiiett
aiiasl lopllliiesfi faltsfaii:." .,
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Nalfiintpnpt aiiua mnnttnn ;bmis-
ip6iafii. !, ).

Reip Dorf. Miiioo,la ibn,ista
a1inall nalfaalueeIla On tuonittu ,laiiI
fdfnolelnaall elt1relrfalin HriestpnDt
artpnstns acrtap e6tii lldihin pobioifiin oiiitl,s
i1noitetnun 5ba,lgbaisia oIe1palr III
fontaiie', 1uetpbisti episfppaIiiea labe
tpfien tabolta. Mlfiiutpneet ihn1iiet.
ipotpat toiiiaolr, panbet,ll,lat fuolleit-
ten lastenla rtnln1iifa ia t,sstasuat is
ttapi1ddn.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24
Natutebtailiia s. 6. Dodge fnullnt.

TatuteD1d1ltIa y. Y. OpS8e fnDII1if.
Nolm 8eacg, Jla. - e(1ttotebtoili,
ia 5orace 6. 0ooge 9etroitisto, fuo=
Il periantoi iltana tddllG oIelpo5ia
tolnialunnosioan.
S. G 9obge oil pfli'tddn iobtal1l1t
iunrta alttoteboasliifetto ienialfeen
fun tpunbin melielria ssyobn ! Dooge
fl,oli pbfdffiii tan1dl1 puobe,1 alusia,
s0er. 0obge oil fl1ollesiaarr lpasta
90 tunnbel1 iifiiinen.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24
(2oatrenee S.pbb sseocrateo
Ereslisio.)

| 9suI()inqtpn. - Senaottori @ulT
Mfontonogtu, tefi ebbot1,fleu ieuaotil
| le. ettd firffoien ipdlilen 1nnailnan
| )Iiiffccl1 toi11tittulnn tl1tfitn,,s terds=
teolIiiu1tbesto l6betettdiiiin le1roati1'
opct1,s ia tD0maliof1tnnnlla iilld
en1stpflelld, etti tlltfinl,fien tl1lof=
let ailtafir poi1ettoi1iin ia Iootettalii,l
| j1llfiiln1tec11. MolThin eboot,ts bDtp1f4
| ipttiin Iel,ialfee1t fitn Walls oil l1,fe=
| NIT t,,tfin1uf]en 1,1u,1tun1io bul1ta-
tpin1pto fobtia.
G1sI1 roportisia - 1nif1 iobti firf
fnjcu fcMeilen t1itfi1n1tstoi,niston bn=
| inittaniiecn> fosfo firfforabastoien
riffoot fonnottoiat eitpdt ipoi11ect lie
tod min, foltheita poljnstltfiio, 1tlitd
@ornn tcr0sbiftat1tllrista t11ptiin ra=
pnrtisio ellie - Iufi @olsb @arpn
omo1 tl,nl1,,stlflen ettG f,nllifnlt1,
|1ncntti nhbefldn t,1botta tnoldistu te=
|.rdstehfdisia 1hosfentelec 12 tl1ntia
paiipusiii ia ett;i acknowledgements
tl1hattn trol1ist0 :fl11ll1lll I)lloltoint=
mini po1fott11un l,1offoa1t. 10n1ii n1cr
fitiee it'd, cttti $4,000 tuiestii, lasto
ia noisto M fofpnann BorOlt ,nielb
inallont ollo, ti,osfellncllen intfl,tpas-
ii fofIitpisto t11ntir niidmisIti tai or
len pofotet,t tposfer1telen1iiGn olbdi-
limtnil1a pa1foiIla.
Spptofiet bol'helpis1lrista lpruo. II
Maportislo nlotetoo1 tt0aiol1 pi.
ti,ltoc,ri ia uniioitterl alhailu,toen oIe
mont paliun fl,ricrn1nollo fal1nalln
|fl,in 1nit6 @arn OH n1n611tii,1nt Sal
litllfie1t toi1,,eenpunentien tlttfi,ltl1fIi-
el1 pcrltsteelln ntunt 1rc jo tplolio fit
ten tlton1itt1t ia fatIott1t olelpon poI=
| ion nlupuoIe11n len, 111iti fnt5otaan
Northumberland e1inebooifli inhi=
milliline olennoille.
| genaattori Malsh fii1llritti a1pos=
fia, buo1l1iotn raportil1 1riibi11 fohtiin,
|ioisln oioitettin hnt0fiier1 .bolihetpis
1nistn ia robifnlislrnstn terdstn5ldd;,.
sfIiiiiii inastaall tpiiille tdlpifen5l lafof ni
lfalia p1Iecn perl1steito lnaiHo. Ndiiita6
|innt5fiiiaa ttebtiisl fapitalistiicn ialto-
n1alebb taI>olttn . 5.5
Senauttori 2a8 So sSollette, io,lfa erot-
tamissta fenaatistn ssaolsb fat,natti
|iobn,, aifo1,a oli e,titnlai,tesr artta-
moon ffdlltat tfie,ria 8 gBaIsbil, ! e eb56o-
|tuffelle
Ip.g 4 IL
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24

aSasDlugto11. Gousfaul1olliiet
jobtoiot p0itfimdt> ettd oi11oa feino
nroanpiljeli iiin 1lpustus bafen1un
ten lelffollfle5Yn oil tnriffi lain tefe.
nli!len pbhcfi tpato6efii iofa oliii to-
futpar!ffo1a ii1ddl1 tlllelpiu ta,poroita
tpo5toon. sc fiilitt6Ii 1lill,u, pu,1-
lpilhan, tui((u11> poiuut, potnatit, far.
jan ia lbot.
2oinloatiofl'nnon iobtoiien pdi-
to5 tebtii11 nbteiicsId lteuIpottelusiea
ipoltiot1 raGu olioin fon1iteo>t ia e.
busto tonIltoneelt topo ia feino font
teon iolc11teu tpo1il!ii, joSia 1npos
podtettlilt fiirubtuu ebootetl,r lair
plfatsto bDlpiiflbtnista. 2ofieiitDfie1t
toNsl(ilell iu1sl11ifelelniIe11 oIotti
1nn0hen1nIin tapa ia felnn fpr11itea,,
ioIe1et. ...
I Kalio1 fesfustel1,a iohtl.i 1tp,,=
iiuottelus{o ebbutton,on tofatporifn11
i eli forfeon tuili1t tpalitIcnijen I.lb~
! teell, ntlttta e6uStaioluto11ee1e iofnuiot
1pa5tlstitpot tafoiporifoin,isto ral,-
jIu'1 aifana, febnittoe!L ett1 1pa11foa
tapoa tafalpartfotn1tlesta oi,lpostaa11
Iooon oifasta ieurattaiiiil1. 5enantilr
fiIeret ,1e,upotfeIusin snaittiiodt, eH6d
!tafalporiffo Iafi tpoithssl;ils lin pa,lip1
bclpola'1asti l1pi follgreSsllts|o f,iins
fprfea tlsl(ilafi, nt1,ttu be tpiDboi,,
lpofl,nttiipat eb,1StaiaDltoncen 1te,ttpot
ieliioille, ettd he f1gtt0iIi1pdt foifen
tpoif,tt>tsiDoilno11io pan11ufieen lain
lopi Min pinn fl1in ie iaop11iii eo1,s-
fl,1tobuoncesto. ..'
gbustunbuoseen idie',et iauolnot,
t1nd iltanu, ettQ oil 1ifin1Gdri1 $50
(ofieiitp5tii eri fonite1in coesiG, foif4
tt tarfoitltfiella o'1toa Iuoielusto
tntaarmilielns uottcillc ia o1pl15tl1sta
! nlanntpilhlii3ille pb6eSil nlloboslo
eli fpilcsio, Gl,ii1'oita niistd OFT
.nelfein ian1osio 1n1'oboslo, toiiet
paigteleipot pbbe11 tatporan iuoiele~
1niiesta palion Iiio1t1lpii11 1ufeibin
faiittden iofoiicn lnao1,tlotteen jlo=
ielemilen tullin eli tofotDorifon folt-
ia.
Uusi kotimaa. [volume] (New York Mills, Minn.) 188?-1934, 1920-12-24

6omarb Glltot. Burlington lpstce
lttiy1 preIibel1tti, ia 1nl1ito ro1ttatie,t
eotstaiia, iotfn pritt1ipGt l)a1rffio
oifeutta fonlisiioot,ilta fGdntdii rn1tta
tieplti6n plinlddr1iiid uaroia oiaffet
BIN ia olafe 6imibenttetbtr, fltunteli
ltpat finn 2un1usters lnDtti pbbistDsta
,,ante1 refDroi tltosla ,logtud
{m1oi 2on1osters. r9ltrIinaton in5
tecr11i fofono n1ilioo11io ia n1i1inonia
oollareito il1ltri Inntallu hetfclln fllill
ral,totie tpootii forfeampio rabteiu.
Guurto pIiiiiint1ii, ionfo tdn11 It's
teenti on focrl1ut ia iota NIT uiotoan
iafnu nitben fesfe1t, iptfa ballitietuat
sro,tatcitu, ci Oh. Ioillilesti ba1tfittlt,
Iilli forfcat rabbit iotfn tefipat le11
ambbollilefii olitpat Dlinlaiir1ilet io
fohtluittnlnut.
- . . a
vlLiitd rohon faptettdiiiin parent
min JOS ie pontuiiiin ralttatie11 apa-
rust,tSten paralltan1ileen ia foriaaz
n1iieen, o1ltoen fotparorl liGettaiille
eetl1iiimpia tilat1lutfiio i'd 1nnb6olli=.
iesti olentnen robteia 1uotellc tar-s
feilnmd1le talparalle.."
Maltio11ipdIiien foltppofouisIioo-
min e1lii11l1iller lpelpolliIl,us toil'li~
esiaa1 bafernltfie,t 1ltbtee1r on pllr1=.
l1ttu oitanboaroiq tarfoituflelln a11-
tan ilntrinmo1t GpooDn pleifolle. Ga
lnarsters iul1oi
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gsotetaan ( 40 4 3. 4! tbelIari'.

b. . .
Gbicngp, Burlington & G,lincn roll=
taeien ebbotl1s, ettd $t40,000,00Q
ien Dlr,t46rGiiistd paroistu iaettat
1iin len oiaffeenomistaiie11 fesfen 81
tpioenttien 1,tl1oboslo liiffeen pad
on>osto on ll1,trin rosipo1ls taiparaa
l0bettatpdltG pletIoltd n1ita on fos-
faan pritettp 9lmerifal1 rautatie toi
n1i11nan bistoriasIn"" ipptti tidu1 p1i-
p1,1d mathematician fo,1ppafoniSiio
min ebesi1 9l,gb 2amosters, pleilen
lnintpallpoia1l apltlail,en 9aebrasfas
L.
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The Republican journal., 1920-03-25

and greatly enjoyed. The pictures shown
were very beautiful and of great interest.
showing the struggle of the Dutch people
70 maintain their political and religious
freedom against the pretension and
tyranny of Spain. The sojourn of the
Pilgrims in the Netherlands was not with
out its effect. It strengthened within
them the determination to secure for
themselves and their children freedom
from state control in ecclesiastical mat
ters and the right to express their re-
ligious life in forms most in harmony
with their convictions. The debt we owe
to these splendid people is beyond our
computation. They were the means of
giving us the liberties and privileges
which are the glory of our great republic,
The lecture brought the history of the
Pilgrims to the point where they were
about to land on the shores of this New
World The third lecture will reveal to
us the life of these brave souls in the
American wilderness and the hardships
they endured in order to lay the founda-
tions of our commonwealth in Justice,
righteousness and truth. Next Sunday
evening at 7.3O lecture on India.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-25
Earle Williams, Fridav

"When Man Loves" is happy COM
blnation of the Oriental and Occidental
1t is love story, pure and simple, in
which Japan, the land of flowers and
sunshine, forms fitting background
But ''the course of true love never did
run SMOOTH either in Great Britain or
Japan.
Earle Williams is seen as John Howard
Bannister, son and heir of Lord Bannister,
He is novelist. He balks at marrying
girl he admires but does not love, simply
to please his father. He sees through the
maneuvres of an adventures. He seeks
seclusion in Japan to escape both women
and to obtain material for his new novel.
There he meets Love. She is YOUR
San, clerking in her foster-father's curio
shop. And she, too, loves him. But
Shakespeare's trite saying is exemplified.
There is jealous Japanese admirer, and
the adventures carries her game even to
Toxic. The scenes shift back to England,
then back to Japan and again to England,
where Love wins, as it should always.
With such wealth of beautiful scenery
to choose from, both in England and
Japan, and such an interesting story to
visualize, it is no wonder that "When a
Man Loves" is one of MIR. Williams best
pictures. 1t is his first out-and-out love
tory in some time.
Also on Friday, a two-act comedy and
travelogue.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-25
Colonial Theatre
bryant Washburn, Earle williams. Madoe
Kennedy, Theda Bara, Wallace Reid.
Albert Ray and Elinor Far, to Be
Seen the Next Few Days.
Bryant Washburn, Thursdav

Bryant Washburn, Thursday
All laughs and sunshine are promised in
why Smith Left Home, Bryant WASH
Durn,s new Paramount Aircraft picture.
which is coming Thursday. The story
was adapted from George Broadhurst,s :
stage success of the same name and con-
Germs the escapades of Smith and his
pretty bride on their tempestuous honev-
moon. They are married s'on the double
and against Marian's Aunt Mary's wishes
Hard luck stalks them from the start. and
in such rapid-fire order do the adventures
come that Smith hasn't even time to i'm
print that first nuptial kiss,
Train wrecks, fires, and a raei 10 storm
are among their misfortunes, and matters
reach climax when Smith is discovered
in what looks like a compromising position
with the good looking serving maid in
their Honeymoon bungalow. Marian starts
home to Auntie, but an earthquake helms
Smith pull some caveman stuff, and all
ends happily. Lois Wilson, leading ladv
of Love insurance." is again Mr.. Wash.
burns chief support. Others in the cast
are Maym Kelso, Winter Hall, Walter
HERS, Margaret Loomis, and Carrie Clark
Ward.
A two-reel comedy browns Doeeone
Tricks" and the Pictorial Life will also be
shown.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-25
COMPANY F., THIRD MAINE.

The officers and two candidates will 60
to Portland to attend the regimental Off
GERS school, which takes place in that
city April "a.
The standing of the two teams in the
recruiting drive is as follows: Team A.
Sergt. Dickey captain, has procured ten
recruits; and team B., Sergt. Kennedy,
eleven. The competition between the
teams is very strong and every one is DO
ing his best to get the Company recruit
ed up right away. The drive ends April
End, when the losing team gives alunc h
after drill to the winning team.
An announcement has been received
from the State Department that Company
F of the Third Maine Infantry will be sen
to Camp Devens, Aver, Mass, on June
10Th for fifteen days under the direction
of Capt. A. E. Andrews. 1t is also uD.
derstood that they will return to Portland
to participate in the State Centennial.
Among the recruits enlisted in Co. F since
its Federal inspection the past week are
Theodore C. Bramhall, Harold r. Stone
and Wilson F. Clements.
Capt. A. E. Andrews has received a
communication from the Battalion Com
mander stating that he app preciated very
much the showing made by Company
F.'s officers and enlisted men at its recent
inspection. He stated that without any
doubt the local Company made the best
showing of any Company in the State
during the Federal inspection by COL
Taylor and that he hoped every man
would cooperate to keep the Company
in the lead which they have won and
which the other Companies in the Regi-
ment are trying to overcome.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-25
A FINE ST. PATRICK CONCERT.

A small but enthusiastic and apprecia-
tive audience attended the st. Patrick
concert Wednesday evening, March 18th,
given by the children of the ST. Francis
parish In the hall connected with the
church. The following program was rem
dered in most satisfactory ma nner:
All Praise to St. Patrick, Chorus
Tim Rooney's at the Fightin',
Charles F. Hammons
Maine, Catherine Pendleton
Where Do We Go From Here7
Children's Chorus
My Beautiful Irish Maid,
Doris Robbins and Children's Chorus
Dawn on the Irish Coast, Agnes Hill
Irish Hornpipe, Ernestine Webber
The Dear Little Shamrock, Chorus
Come Back to Erin, Chorus
The Lass from County Mayo,
John Parker
My Pretty Colleen,
Ernestine Webber and Children's Chorus
Piano Solo, Agnes Hill
Laddy I.eary, John Casey
When Irish Eyes are Smiling,
Helen Troy and Agnes Pendleton
My Wild Irish Rose, Chorus
Three Leaves OF Sh mrock,
Agnes Pendleton
Star Spangled Banner
The interior OF the hall was simply dec
grated with green festooning from the
ceiling centre to the fclr corners, while
the spaces on the walls were filled wit
American and Irish flags. Fr OMaho-
ney spoke briefly on the meaning of the
day, told of the conditions in Ireland and
voiced the hope, held by every true son
and daughter of Liberty, that before an
other St. Patrick's day oaWned that this
little country, spoken so romantcaIly of
in song and story, will have come into
her own.
Mckeen's orchestra furnished excellent
music between the numbers on the pro-
gram and added much to the enjoyment
of the evening.
Much credit is due Miss Agnes Hill for
arranging the program and coaching the
children.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-25
Madge Kennedy, Saturday.

Madge Kennedy finds role dear to her
heart IN her latest Goldwyn release. The
central situation finds her the fun-Ioving
wife of titled Englishman surrounded
on one hand by her former associates of
the music halls, and on the other BY her
husbands friends, and herself restrained
by the mastery hand of one of her un-
cles, the head butler of Bantock Hall.
"Strictly Confidentiar' will be shown at
the Colonial Theatre, Saturday.
In the story, which was originally
written by the English humorist, Jerome
X. jerome, Fanny O'Gorman, a member
of band of strolling English players, is
the descendant of a long line of servants
of the Bantocks. She is finally won by
the head of the household, but not before
her own family makes things so unpleas-
ant for her that she confesses she has "too
much wonderful family"
When she at length tells her husband
of her lineage, expecting him to exile
her, he is silent, buttakes her to the por-
trait of the first Lady Bantock, with the
announcement that her ladyship was a
butchers daughter.
The latest episode of 'Lightning Bryce"
and the Current Events complete Satur-
days bill.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-25

Auxiliary. The prizes were won by Mrs
Elmore Payson, Mrs S. G. Robinson,
Mrs. A. O. Torrey and Mrs. Foust. Cof-
fee, fancy cake. cookies and mince turn
overs were served. All enjoyed a good
time. ,
"'Carry On Our Slogan STILL" was
the Rev. Henry T. Secrist's subject at
the Unitarian Laymen's League meeting,
held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Blaisdell, Wednesday evening, March
18th. MI. Secrist came from Boston
especially to address the Belfast Chapter,
which now numbers 80 men. The speak
er has been for two years in War Camp
Community work and made several allu-
sions to and applications of his work to
the larger and more general community
work. Proper tactics and morale he de-
clared were lessons we had learned out of
the war, and these must be applied to
every day problems, especially those per-
tanning to the church. If you believe in
the church, you should carry it on man
fashion; if you do not believe in it, give
it up. He told of the vision that had
come to those laymen of the Unitarian
church who organized the national league,
commented on who they were and their
business, their enthusiastic handling of
the greater questions of the day, and
what they have already accomplished in
a year. His talk was stimulating to the
local men and was followed by general
discussion. Mr.. Blaisdell then invited
the members into the dining room, where
Mrs. Blaisdell had prepared most at
tractive table with Saint Patrick's day in
mind. The decorations were green and
white, with fantastic favors appropriate
to the day. Fruit cup, ice cream, cake
and coffee and cigars were served, after
which the beautiful B aisdell home was
open to inspection. The meeting was of
great inspirational value and the splendid
hospitality of host and hostess was an
added feature. Those present were the
officers of the Belfast Chapter, James H.
Howes, Pres, j. W. Blaisdell, Vice Pres,
Chas. S. Bickford, Sec'y, c. W. Wes-
colt, Treas, Rev. A. E. Wilson, Ralph
H. Howes, Harold S. Webb, M. R.
Knowlton, H. E. Mcdonald, Arthur
Ritchie, DR.. S. C. Pattee, Chas. R.
Coombs, Frank l. Wilson, DR.. Eugene L.
Stevens.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-25
Wood remained to attend the Farmers
Convention,

Wood remained to attend the Farmers
Convention.
Hon. Arthur l. Brown, who went to
Bangor Wednesday as one of the Repub-
lican delegates, will 60 from there to Me-
chanic Falls for short visit with his
son, Arthur F. Brown, and family.
Mrs. Alanson Thomas and son Richard
of Camden arrived Monday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Nellie Whitten, while Mr..
Thomas is serving as third officer on a
steamer between New York and Buenos
Ayres, S. A.
Mrs. Clement W. Wescott and Mrs. S.
A. Parker will leave Saturday for visit
in New York. The former will remain
several weeks and the latter return before
the opening of the next term of the B. H.
5. to resume teaching.
Miss Mabel Townsend, who has been
employed in tie Ferguson millinery par
lors for several years, left recently for
Boston, where she has employment as a
book agent. Mrs Bancroft H. Conant is
assisting Miss Ferguson.
Tolford Durham, student at St. John
Military School in Manlius, N. Y, will
arrive Saturday; and John Durham, a
student at Dartmouth College, early next
week to spend the Easter vacation with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Durham
Jerry E. Hayes, for many years chief
lineman with the Telephone Company,
has accepted position as foreman with
one of the Company's construction crews
with headquarters in Waterville. His
family will remain in Belfast, as he will
be in Waterville only occasionally.
Mrs. Josie M. Crockett of Seattle,
WASH, arrived recently to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Cleone Hills Whitmore of this
city, and her brothers, Isaac S. and
Henry G. Hills of East Northport. This
is her first visit home in 26 years and
she plans to remain several months.