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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-22
North Castine.

Dora A., wife of Cyrus NJ. Leach,
died at her home in Penobscot on
Thursday, Sept. 16, after lingering
illness patiently borne. Mrs. Leach
was the daughter of the late William
and Jane Leach, and her home had
always been in Penobscot. AS a
young woman, she was teacher of
unusual ability, and her influence has
been widespread in the surrounding
towns. AS a member of the Metho-
dist church she was continually
working for it's advancement, and her
interest was kept up until the end.
She was a member of Castine grange,
taking an active part in it's meetings
as long as her health permitted. The
many relatives and friends who gath
cred at the home on Sunday to bid a
last farewell and the many beautiful
flowers attested to the love and es-
TEEN in which she was held. To the
bereaved husband is extended the
deepest sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Sept 20. d.
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East BluehiIl.

Miss Christie Tufts has gone to
Detroit, Mich.
Edward Roake, Emerson Law and
wife of New York and George Law
and Carl Grindle of Boston spent a
week here recently.
Mrs. Fred Williamson and daugh-
ter Glenn, Mrs. George Everett and
children, who have spent the summer
here, have returned to Waltham.
Mass.
Mrs. j. H. Jackson and son Rich
ard, who have been living in Mr..
Chapman's house this summer, have
returned to Cambridge, Mass.
Schools open to-day. with Ellen
Mcintyre, grammar and Ethel Slower
primary teachers.
Mrs. Herbert Doughty and little
son of Portland were here a few days
last week
Miss Eva Marks has gone to Mel
rose, Mass, for the winter
Monday evening, Sept. 6, Miss
Olive Howard gave a barn dance in
honor of Miss Helen Howard, who
has spent the past month with her
cousin. The barn was tastefully dec
GRATED with evergreen, autumn leaves
and japanese lanterns. Dancing was
varied by games, music on the vic
trola and violin solos. Refreshments
were served. Those present were
Mrs. H. H. Howard, P. T. Moore and
wife, Helen Merrill, Helen Chapman,
Emerson Slavin, Lillian Dayle,
Orellia Hollis, Horton Emerson, AL
vra Gray, Earle Leach, Villa Trew-
orgy, Ernest Stansfield, Walter
Pierce and Elinor Hutchins.
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Surry.

Capt. Daniel Mckay is visiting his
sister down East.
Mrs. G.. Z. Kane and children re-
turned home Saturday.
Amy Jordan returned home from
Old Orchard Saturday.
Susie McGraw went to Waterville
Monday TO attend Coburn classical in
stitute.
School began Monday with the fol-
lowing teachers: Lena A. Sperry,
grammar; Myra " Ellington, North
Surry; Maria Mcfarland, East Surry;
Mary E. Ellington, Rich's Corner.
Mrs. Elsie Jordan returned home
last week from Bluehill.
Ernest Blaisdell and Charles Trew-
orgy went to Aroostook county last
week to work in the potato fields.
Ralph f. Alexander. who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Laura Alex
ander, has just received his COM
mission as second lieutenant of the
18th infantry in the regular army
Mr.. Alexander trained at Plattsburg
and at New York university,
Miss Clara Fogg of Freeport, who
has been visiting her uncle, nj. ID
Chatto, has returned to her home.
Sept. 20. l..
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BluehilI,

Louise Hinckley of Boston is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Carrie Hinck-
ley.
The Bluehill inn closed last week.
Proprietor H. A. Wilmington has re-
turned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Z. Howard has gone to
Brooksville to make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Slower.
Harry Hayes, wife and daughter
and Miss Dora Pert have returned to
Mr.. Hayes home in Woodland.
E. l.. Linscott and wife. Mrs. Lucy
Hinckley and ". G. Smith left Sunday
for an auto trip to the White Noun
tains.
Two hundred and forty-five women
in town registered for the State cleo
ton. Eight of those who voted were
over eighty years of age. The eldest
is believed to be Mrs. Deborah Dun
bar of North Bluehill, aged ninety
two.
The officers of Keewayden lodge,
X. OF P, were installed September A
by Rev. G. S. Brookes, d. G. c., of
Seal Harbor, assisted by Harry
Hinckley, D. G. P; H. A. Saunders,
D. G. NJ. at A., and A. w. Clements,
D. G. l. G. The officers are: c. c.,
R. NJ. Trafton; V. c., P. It. Moore;
prelate, E. L. Osgood: NJ. of w, L.
B. Bisset; NJ. at A., j. r. Abram l.
c., w. L. Robertson; o. G., L. S.
Grindle.
Sept 20. S.
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| MOTHERS
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE

West Buxton, (Me,)--To read OF Mrs.
Arthur Campbell's experience is har-
rowing. Imagine her feeling-she
writes: Il am a mother of five children.
My. little girl two years old was so
sick with fever she lay just as II she
were dead for two weeks / started
giving her DR.. True's Elixir and she
began to gain at once. Now / would
not be without II. / feel very grateful
to you"
No doubt this child had some stomach
trouble due to worms. Scores of chill
dren have worms and their mothers
don't know the trouble.
symptoms of worms: Deranged
STOMACH, swollen upper lip, sour stom-
ach. offensive breath, hard and full
belly, with pain about the navel pale
face, eyes heavy and dull, twitching
eyelids, itching of the nose and rectum,
dry cough. grinding of the teeth. little
red points on the tongue, starting dur
ing sleep slow fever.
DR.. True's Elixir has been faithful in
its duties as a family Laxative and
Worm Expeller since 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-22
West Franklin.

Fred circuit, who has been at Rum
ford most of the time for two years,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Della
Ryder.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Clark Tuesday evening, Sept. Ia,
when their granddaughter, Valma
Shuman, became the bride of Charles
Brooks of Ellsworth. Boyd A. Blais-
dell of Franklin officiated. Only the
immediate relatives were present.
The popularity of the bridal couple
was shown by the many pretty and
useful gifts. They will reside here
for the present.
The third annual fair of Schoodic
grange will be held at the grange hall
Friday, Oct /. Anyone wishing to
bring exhibits may inquire of the
president, N. r. Collar, or the secre-
tary, D. l.. Tracey.
G. o. Harrison and family of Ban
gor spent the weekend at the home
OF Mr.. Hardison's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. o. Hardison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Reed are re-
eeiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter.
Mrs. A. r. Mace and young son
Douglas, of Aurora, are spending a
few days with Mrs. Marvel Bradbury
and Mrs. Linnie Rollins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Day and little
Doris Day Pettengill of Calais have
been visiting Mrs. Ella Smith. Mrs.
Smith accompanied them home Sat-
urday for a visit.
Mrs. w. F. Cakes of Rangeley is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Bradbury, jr.
Mrs. Kane of Sorrento is working
at Dalton Reeds.
Henry West of Worcester, Mass,
who was called here by the death of
his sister, Mrs. Augusta Card, of Ellis
worth, is visiting here after an alb
sence of eleven years.
Miss Adah Savage and mother, who
have been visiting in Massachusetts,
and New York during the summer,
arrived home Saturday.
Chauneey Somes of Mount Desert
spent the past week at the home of
his grandfather. Charles Goodwin.
Mrs. Ella Hardison is spending a
week at Marlboro with her daughter.
who is teaching there
Harold Worcester and Merle
Smith, who have been employed at
the swimming pool at Northeast Har-
Dor during the summer, are home.
Mrs. Gale Hinckley of Bluehill is
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
George Coombs. Mr. Hinckley spent |
the weekend here.
Fred Stratton and Clarence STRAIT |
ton and family of Marlboro were
weekend guests at r. II. Williams. |
John Coombs, who has been at the |
Rock End, Northeast Harbor, during
the summer. is at home.
Sept. 20. Echo"
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Hancock Point.

Arthur Ball has returned from
trip to Hamburg, Germany.
Mrs. William Gallison recently ac-
companied her son Henry to Brown
vile Junction, where he will enter
high school,
Miss Minnie Ball has gone to
Bolsters Mills to teach, and Edith,
Marcia and Grace to Bangor high
school. Marcia will take a post
graduate course.
Mrs. Rosa Penney returned to Ban
gor few weeks ago, and will begin
teaching in Brewer this week.
Dana Hodgkins will attend Sulli-
van high school
Sept. 13. M. R.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-22

the vessel, the J. V. ostrom. repaired
in Camden.
Rev. Thomas Fessenden has closed
his cottage on Indian Point and re-
turned to Pittsburgh, Pa.
School began in district No. Mon
day; Miss Marion Wardwell, teacher.
Several young men from this To-
cality have gone to Aroostook county
to work In he potato fields.
VIII Counce was called to Appleton
Monday by the Illness of an uncle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-22

Mrs. Sarah Patch of Brighton,
Mass, has been visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hastings, who
have spent the summer here, have re-
turned to Massachusetts.
Mrs. Austin Giles and little daugh-
ter Beatrice, who have been visiting
her parents in Nova Scotia, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Lettie Hardison and Mrs.
Helen Haslam spent the weekend in
Franklin.
Mrs. Arvill Jordan is spending
few days in Egypt with her daughter,
Mrs Rosie Bragdon.
Sept. 20. B.
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a wiIIiams visIte,

Mrs Ada Williams visited in Ban
cor recently.
W Rovden Trip has returned from
Northeast Harbor.
NV Mrs Della Jellison and son George
ore visiting in Enfield.
MISS Gussie Robertson is spending
,aw days In Northeast darbor.
Al Mrs Eveline Cooper Of Rumford
Fails visited here last week.
Mrs. ]. b. Havey had for guests
,.st week: Mr.. and Mrs II A. Mar
~, IN Mir. and Mrs. John Bag ely and
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Cape Roster.

The hotels have closed after a sue
cessful season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sargent are
visiting in Sargentville.
Jasper and Irving Gray are having
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-22

Woman loves a clear. rosy complex
ion. Burdock Blood Bitters is splen
did for purifying the blood clearing the
skin, restoring sound digestion. An
druggists sell it. Price, s1.25.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1920-09-22
PE-RU-NA


Coughs, colds, nasal catarrh, stom-
,.h ana bowel troubles among the
nost common diseases due TO catarrh-
A very dependable remedy after
,,otracted sickness, the grip or Span.
ish Flu.
have on hand for emergencies.
I,sss.s Or tgaA Sold fuDuhsn
IN USE FIFTY YEARS
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Msny Ills Due To Catarrh

The mucous membranes through.
ort the body are subject to catarrhal
Congestion resulting In many serious
complications.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

bonus Of 30 uas srunlcd every
ono serving Ia ihr Army. Navy of
Marine Coriv between the pcrio,ir
AurIi Z. 1911. ond November ~. 1918.
nnd discharged Under honorable
con'IllI0ns. Application for Il|t
honus Iu made BY writing, " for
mrr|y with i|le Army. he I0ne
Finance Offirc. War Department.
Lemon hn|Idlne. Washington, u. q
Navy The Bureau of Navigation.
Navy Dcparllmcnl. Washington. q. &
Marine Corps The paymasler, Z =.
Marine Corps. Washington. D. q.
n formerly IN thc Army Dr Navy.
the orlsinal discharge certificaie or
release papers. 0f the claimant, or
q true copy thereof certified by a
recruiting officer. must accompany
the claim. " formerly with The
Marine Corps. application should be-
made 10 The paymnsier who will Tor.
ward the necessary papers 70 be ex'
eculcd.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

STATE COLLEGE. n. NJ. June 90
Already sceis Barbara. a purrhrcd
lIolsiein COW owned by the New
Mexico State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts. has recently
completed years rccord on al.
sanccd registry Test producing
22.5p05 pounds of milk containing
s550p pounds Of huiierfai or a55aS
pounds Of butter, 40 per cent tat at
The age Of seven years. This makes
her The champion COW OF New Mex.
leo. fiom the standpoint of milk
production and one OF the highest
both IN milk aud butlerfai. amnna
cows owned by agricultural colleges.
Her previous years record under
official test was i9,05di pounds ~
milk and i,3q80o pounds Of butter
fat or more than % 'ons OF milk
and over two.thirtlA @ ton Of hul.
irrfai for the Two years.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Tuesday of lat week while a. A..
McNuit was running pump at the
Old Dlllard place SIX miles auth.
east Of Alnmogordo be saw > boy
coming toward him afootl Whom
The lad came up he saw that he was
All but exhausted. His mouth war
an swollen and parched.
The hoy was 80 hoorer Ne could
hardly talk, but hurrledly asked
McNnll " he could have drink
of the waller be- was pumping.
NcNali told him 10 whit moment
and he would hurry 10 the house
and get him some better water that
he had IN jug and had brought
from town. The boy could not wait
and fell % The water running from
the pump. After he had drank more
than NcNall Thought he shoud have
from The condition he was ia. he
was persuaded to desisl for a while.
After The boy had rested for short
lime. he told NcNnll how hr came
10 be there aud 10 that shape.
Ne said That bis name was Roy
Jones' and that he woa ~ years of
aee. lie ran away FROM his home
IN Pennsylvania almost Two years
ago. Ne wandered nut into Now
Mexico a icw months ago and a few
weeks hclore had hired out 10 man
10 herd goats over 10 the San An
dreas mountains.
A few days before he had trouble.
During bis short time a. herdlns
The goats 70 Of them gol awas and
the man told Jones he would have
70 take their value ont Of his .ratcs
and he would KIN him n he left. nc.
tordine % thn hoy's slolcmrnl. The
man WIS euay from home Tuesday
ard al neen hr lilled i,ig 81 vpierl
and started ion Alamoeorslo The
place where he had been working
was due Wesl from Tulafnsa. and
Jones started aerOss The country in
stead % taking the waeon road.' nj.
waler was SOON gone. hr had moth
ing 70 enl and 4 was 40 bet On lhf
sands that he Travelled unlY ~
night McNatl ls ~ the opinion lhc
hoy muA have euilen loH and wan
dered nfcr the sands considerably
portion ~ lhr ilnlr. as thr sands
hQtr been crpssfd many 2 lime IN
. day BY q euad walker.
Alter wandering until Trsdoy
almost nnen Jones wandered into
he Dll'srd place as related above
aehali hfmfshl il.f huy na inlal
Albmoearao Friday nIlernopn and
sci him o. Use Table The hos Wsa
p|tnua lam|slrd and III spite nf
HcNulls WARNING and pfpinise lo|
else him something mnre ~ cnl|
later enc hsg ele 4 pretty heeay
meal ne later came downtown ana
fpl himself a ioh and n lnsi renapls
aNl nol seem a he much ihe WORSE
I1f Npndfp|Hr nNer the asnds l4r
IoI|f days and three nlshla Nanlo
sQrdo NeWt
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07
Will Resist Any AttenlDt.
Maklng Strikes Unlawful.

MONTREAL. p. Q, Canada. dune
7.-Any attempt 10 enforce ccmpui.
sory labor by making strikes unIau.
ful must be- resisted at an costs
samuel Gompars, president of ihp
American Federation of Labor de.
rlared ~ an address opening Tie led.
crailons forilcih annual convention
here isday.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Nu0ALEs. Arlf. June The ar
resi- ~ Noea|cs eonora. of Chief 81
po|lcr ju|ln ncfferp. Ncxican eu.
lhofillfe claim. v expected 10 solve
the mystery Of Tho d|sappcafance o.
~ .000 United States Eold form the
>afe without any evidence oI VIC
icncc Hcfrero's arrest Follows lhaI
ol MlEunl Cocoha. recently. taken a.
Naedalnnn. Hnnura, with nn auluno
bile containing largc sum ~
money. Cocnba explained The cash
belonged 20 lhe ianllor ~ lhc
excise office. Both men are being
held Incomlnpnicndo.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

A few weeks pso a rather suayc
individual visited Alemogordo. Ne
Registered hls name a. Sleilulan and
was organizing lodgcs Of Loyal
Order 90 Moose. he rounded ~ q
;arsc herd ol Mcose here al Alamo.
sor1p. and took ill alo,i' $3.50 Ia lhe
game. Tho local sleoees Tor a char
Ter did nni receive their charter A.
soon IS ihey fhrrh. ihry should
have received and wrote 20 lhe
headquarters al iihica4o. sud elicit.
ed ths Information thai flcllmnn
WAS a. lluppslor The headquarters
nIilce wfp'et
cicllNun 4 au lmpnstcr 1nd not
q representative % the Mo0sr he
Is an expelled member and has been
pulling lhls stuff all over lhr conn
lig. rhRfo arr several Warrants out
laf ihls man Nova. Il yau Rri 4
line en hlm. k|ndly eoiily This o.
ilre ~ ls sulool'l aglicle. sud
mag have lett fff s0mc other ronn
ify. ~ SONS ulher placp lhousans|
mlles away from his last pnn| 81
operation Alamogordo News
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07
U. S. Apologies for
Burning Union lack

WASHINGTON D. O, juno 4
Secretary Colby ~ behalf Of the
American government apolcelzcd 10
the British ambassador for the burn.
ing Of British flag here last week
BY lrlsliNomen.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Yesterday and to-day lhr assoclnles
~ q = knlfin. ai loasi one ~ them.
Harry Whilscr. and lhr neN drillcr.
"bi|l Duncan. got dnysn 10 illr hnl.
tom Of the Valley oil WE'LL a. a
were, and brought up lo lke snf.
face the DIRT Hragfi sand. etc.
found 23oo feel below the surface.
Fire was started IN Tho boller Tor
The FIRST ilnIr Ia many months and
a general cleunine 40 was made al
the holler and enrine and syslein
attic arrangrmrnl of materials Al.
rcdf on the ground.
Many people visited The We'll site
"a The course nf The day.
WhitNer and Duncan wrre narn
llian satisfied with The condition of
The well. and Duncan said ~ this
ISN'T an oil well never saw one.
Harry Whilscr said he was not
Dnly anxious fn ser ile condition
of The we'll. but b. wanlcd Dunrans
opinion also. Ne says be- is more
lhan satisfied aud that the syndScale
viii complete The well "if' they ram
sci more leases quick. Ne said The
leases were slow coming Ia: that b.
and his partners mnsl have more
acreage 10 protect possible ca.
pendilurc Of S20.no0 on this well
alone, TO say noihlng of other wells.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07
U. S. Gives Millions
For Railroads to Rebuild

WASHINGTON. u. e. June ~.
Immediate Appropriation ~ l25
million dollars Of government FUNDS
for the use NJ the railroads ln b.
uscd 10 purchase new rolling stock.
waa announced today hy the Inter.
slate Commerce Commission. The
money will be advanced silf % a
300 million dollar revolving fund
provided for IN The transportation
act recently passed by Congress-
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

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MAKE BRI6ADIFR .
OUT OF Ykn|I| lH||kN
iNSuRES CAPTURE
OF BANDIT YIIlh

~ pAeo Inne Ch|rl Naf
smoras "Yaqul Cfsonlma hts
been made a bf|aad|tf sannIa| N
nc atnp ~ lhe d. Ae|o s1t1Iu.
mcn' and rlrrndy sernt tn1 n .l'r
mlshlT lllilo hl|| fighters who
haetcd him N hls drl|ante ~
Cnrranm heyc been fteularly 81
listed lo serve under him l0 pursue
and rapture pancho villa
~ - The plan II lhe librrui ron
sliluilonalisls accordlne 10 |nferma'
iior rceeived m n rnso. IN rnf lnfo
ihc Arny ~ many 81 lhr new hf|n
miler', "hrntho taou,sH a. nassl
Bic. To That rnd recruiting raut
paien has been Launched which win
be carried ~ through fhe Altar
valley, which has been me hnna
and stronghold of the Yauult fInrc
the Time of GorIfx
The Indian ROCKIES are hr|ns
moved ~ fast ~ iige ran lir inhrn
into the service. Their officers are
hopln9, illruuNh discipline and lhe
lnuuxurntinn ~ dalls chrrh ~
hold ihcm together.
The advancement ~ Chief Mori
10 hleh rank u cxpoclrd not only 10
end 'he iauui problem Ia Sonora
which the Carranza government and
~ predecessors found impossible nf
solution, hul io make military snrt.
ice away fraln the Altar valley mons
popular with thc Indians.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Herbert Hoover asked me people
Of California for some real political
PIE and They gave the formrr lood
administrator substitute. The
Manulaelnrnr.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Tho county commissioners meet.
ing scheduled FOR this week Al The
county seat has been ponlpuncd
owing 10 The ahtrnce OF lwo of the
commissioners who viii take thnir
vacations Ia California. n y 10 BE-
hoped The eommlssloners return
from California lmhued 10 The fsll
with California good ruads Ideas.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

bOULDEn Coo. June 7.-Iho
Rev. Charles l.. Slrcaner. pastor ~
Trinity English Lutheran church.
has resigned 10 bcrome secretary of
The Boulder Commercial Assorin
ton. He told his congregation that
they could not afford 10 pay him
enough 10 support his family.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Hotel Clark-G. A. Wellc. n. A.
Schiffh n paso; q. Pickhardi. 81.
Louis, Mr., and Mrs y. N. Reed.
Silver City; n. ~ starr, Albu.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Deans Grocery for the latest pack
IN canned goods. Fresh fruits aud
vegetables
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

n yoii want 60 buy or sen Valley
on stock place al a9 ia the Daily
'ouucff classified "a column.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-07

Word hns been received IN Doug.
las 10 The effect that Private Scott
Tenth Cavalry, stationed Al Fort
iiuachura. was shot BY trooper
named King Al White city this
week. King wns pat under nrrcel
and IA confined Ia The suardhousr
at The post