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:os = Ar.:culos dc lGnacio Ra-

7 Discusses y Art:culos de lGnacio IA
mlrez -----. --.....-- -. wv
Discusses Literarios y Coatereucias.
por 81 Lie. JESUS Urue.a ...---.. -. sOc
q Casamicnto de Qusrcdo -....-.. eec
La Vcz dc la Observation-Disclosures de
he-mosaS Y morales hiStor!etls ....$l.5o
LIS Mil y u=a NocheS. Cacntos arabe>
y pe-SaS. traduc!das al cas:eliano. IN
tomo a II ruSt'ca ....-. 'Vc
Ia nisrna cbra enpastada en- cartore..SL2
Los Nil y un OiaS. Cuentos arabcs ; per
sas, t-aducidC5 al ca>teildno ........Sl.2O
La Leg DC dos. Celeccion de leyenGas b3-
sadas en- les principles del Decnlogo. por
Da. Mara del Pillar SInucS ....-.-. Size
Las EendicioucS de Qusvedo .......... oc
Los .Amores de QuHvedo .-.-.... 80. SOC
Los Ps-ranccs &C. QU"vedo -.--...--. Opc
Mujeres Cciebres dc Mexico. RccOpilaci6n
d. intereSartcs de;os >ob-e las nuiecrs
mas nctabicS que Ia p-otuciGo Mexico. sl.25
.iajes de Gullivs- a diverSos pulses
Edici6r ilUstrada. pasta te!a ..-.....Sl.0O
Vlaje Alrcdeicv del Mundo. lnterrsante
relate de TN viaje pc i2s principslc,
racIoncs del Glo5o ....-... .......... G5-
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e. ELOGiO DE Ia RAZA

Toc6 Gespu4S 4! n~egociante Mr.. J.
II. Kirkpatrick. intelligence orador
norteamericaHo que ALI Sc encontra-
ba tambisn preSeRte, pronurc!6 un
saludo en- honor de IA Banda de Esta-
do Mayor. Mr.. kirkpatrick no sola-
mente hizo tai cosa. hizo extensive
SUI alocuci6n en- honor de todos los
mexicanos, principaimenta de los que
viven en- los EstadoS CnidoS. Y for
muiG IN verdadero elogio de Ia raZa
Manifesto que hay an Texas. y
priacipalmente en- San Antonio. nota-
bles medicos. abogados = houfbreS de
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BOCETINES DE ULTIMA HOEA

NUEvA YoRK.-S,605 Districts dc
4.575 fuera de Ia ciudad de Nueva
York Cox. 372,949. Harding, $4,000
NCEVA YORK, Nov 3.-(2.0a a.
M 900 districts electorales de los 99s
en- que Sc halla dividido Ia c%ircuns-
cripci6n de Manhattan. dieron 2i1,6T7
votos% a favor de Smith. para Goberna-
dor. contra 1892 de Miller. el can
didato republicano. En- ell Estado, 200
districts de los 1888. dieron 62o,5l2
para Smith. por $4,000 para Miller.
Asf pues, Ia reelection del gobernador
Smith estA aseEurada.
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candidate republican, obtuvo en- e
Estado una mayor!a de cerca de sci:
mil votos.
INDIANA.-1.02l p~recintos. Hard-ae
259.723. Cox 1866.
ARIZONA.-46 precintos. Harding
1888. Cox 969.
UTAH.-2O5 p~recintos. Harding
25,413. Cox, HOO.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. Nov. S.-G.3t
A. NJ 271 precintos incompletos er
la ciudad v Condado. Cox l12,127 Han
ding, 39,503.
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soLETINEs REcIBIDos A IA
20 A M.

T.SU n, VT.
Observation-Disclosures 134,4l1.
Cox 5s,07S.
MASSACHUSETS-552 districts
fuera de Boston.-CoX 97,059. Harding,
PSI, 204.
WILMINGTON. Del.-Nov 3.-G.30
a. NJ Cuarenta y cuatro districts en-
esta ciudad dan una mayorfa para
Harding de 1864. 10 que indica que ell
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TRES coNcIERTos PARA HOY

Hoy Sc deberan efectuar tres nuevos
cemeteries de Ia Banda de Estado Ma
yor. FL primero de ellos a las doce :
treinta de Ia manana, en- el local de-
Lions Club: el Segundo a las tres )
media de IL tarde en- el Base-Hospital
en- los campos militares: y el ultimo Z
las ocho de Ia nochc en- el P2rquc
Travis de esta ciudad.
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OBRAS De EMILIO SALGARi.
a SI2s cad. tonco.)

Los ?ira:as de "a MALAYSIA.
la Conqui>ta dc IN lnEs.io.
Ia Veugauzd de ~IaGoksn.
Ia Reconqui>:a De Mompracesn-
- Rey Del Airs.
IN Te>oru de Ia Montana AzUl.
Los Piratas Dc la Bc-muda>.
e! Exterminio de IA TCibu-
Ids AEuilaS de "A E>teps.
la EStrella De = A-luca1la-
60 81 MAJ de las Pe-las.
- Eijo del Corsa-'o Ro.o-
ycs CIrinoS Fi.Ib:sccroS.
l.na EstrdGo~ de Ia CAIua-
u Montana De Orc.
u GCaEa E-ancs.
Las Narayilds Gel A&o 1000
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Harding fue electo
Wiene dc 10 1a.)

MISSOURI-62S de 1910. Harding
81. 1895. Cox 1860.
CTAH.-63 de Ga. Harding. $3.50.
Cox 1898.
lDAHO-17 de S25. Harding 1892
Cox 40. FL Presidente del Comite de-
m6crata del Estado .Ore. admite Gue
q trirnfo seri de Harding :Hl, Pc
70 Que 81 Senador sera dem6crata Y
ohtendrA una mayoria De cinco mil
votoS por 10 menos.
MINNESOTA-ll precihtos en- ell
Condado Saint Louis, can para Har-
ding, 2.127, Y para Cox 1.2l4 y para
Debs, T72.
CALIFORNIA-5s3 de 6.15i. Har-
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oBRAs DE GRANDEs AUToREs

AmaGo haSta el PatibuIo por Jokai $3.50
Edipo. po- SofccieS. Version caStelana
dc Jose Perez Rojars ...........sI.c 90
Ena-ensSss. Dor Csrvantes ...... ....SI.50
Fl Barbe-o de Sevilla y Las Bodas &c FL
caro-. por BezunirchaS ........ ,...Sl.0o
El ParaiSo Perdido. por Milton ........Sl 50
Il Randulc-o. po- TirSo DC Molina ......Sl.5O
81 Ronanrern del Cid ...... 5000. ..SI.50
III Abueio de- Rev. por Gabriel Miro ....Sl.50
Ham!e, y Romeo y Julieta, por Shake
SDsars w ..... ....$i.50
la Novia de Lame-noor. por scott ....Si-5o
La Divina ComeGis TOR e. Dante .-..-.sl.50
ia Enr;aa. nor yi-ril;o =. 81 so
Nireya. DO. Federico Mistral .........$l.50
Pillar Arba-ca. La Meta de III Rey -..Sl.So
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ogRAs DE CARLOTA BRAEME.
"a 50 eentzvoS rads uaa-)

hzucena-
ArorsS Subiine-.
Coraz6n &c Orc.
Dora
Fl ~.crCto DC Lady hu-IsL
In :. Manana d ScdaS-
Entire dos PecaGos
~Irycuciblc Amor.
Iue4 y ?aE:e.
Ls0ao-
- Tcn:acIon &C una Nu-c-.
Lucia De Amor.
IL Ccndesa IL CEaacc-
la Est-elia de Amor.
Srsnn. dol CorA.6n.
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oBRAS DE ~INYERNIZIO.

Anore> T-acicos . tOnos ..... ....Sl.2o
Il Bord- del AbiSmo = Lao tuncSto.
Cadena Eterua. / tomoS ----.-.- .....S21o
Nr-ures Maldi:os. = tomOs ........ ....Sl20
Calyario De una Madre y Ar-epentimisntc-
, tnmo> 1900 ----. ....--$AS
E! Ahorcado del ParQue. : tomoS -. ....S2.40
e! Albe.Sue del DelicO. . toaloS ........$i-2o
Fl Hiio dc! Anarquista. > tones ,.......$l.2O
e Beso de una Nuerta y ID Nc2ganza
de una Loca. . tomO> .-.-.... ......Sl.2O
FL Genio del Nal ........ ....... =. 6oc
Fl Scc-cso dc IN BanG!do .....-.. -. ooc
Il Tren de Ia iUcrte. - tomos -.-..-...Si-2
Ia Rzila-rna del Tcat-O Real. = tonos--SI2o
la Hi:a de In Porter. > tomos ........$l-20
La Resurrection &c un Angel .......... SOC
La SePultada Viva. = toalos ..........Sl 20
Ia Ultima Cha. > JomoS ........ ......Sl.2O
las Esclayas Blancas. > tomos -..-....Sl-2o
Las TsagediaS &c los CeloS. ! tonOs ...S2.4o
Las EIctimaS De Amor ........ $4,000. 6Oc
Marbles lnfameS. , ;omoS ..-..... ...Sl2O
histories del CrimcR. { tomos ..........$2i
Paradise g Inferno .-...... ..--..- o.. tVc
Rcina o q Auge, dc los Aipes > tomUS. $40
Teresa n RsSucitaGa. > ;CmoS ......-.Sl20
V:rEen = NaGre = EXPiacion. 5 tomaS. $50
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NOYELAS DINERSAS.

Bc-tolso. Bertoldino y Cacas"no. En-
cs PnSsa'I uernosa Noveii mcxisaaa por
don Pedro CaStera ....... zoe
Calyario y Tabor. Ior 81 Oral. RIva
Palacin. P-ecio ...--... ..........-.$S.25
Clemcncia. HermoSa rovela meXicana
po- D. ISnacio Alsanirano. Tn tomo.
E! Tunnel. La mas famo>a aovcla DC Il
guerra, pu= keile-man .........--Sl.60
Del Claustro al Campamento o n Mon
il Altere1. Sensational rovcla &c in
~fortunio y Dc amor, por Eduardo Bias
CO Dos tomoS empascadoS e1 tell. con
il-straciones ........ ........ ....-.s6.oo
Don Qu;jotc de Ia Mancha. La ob-a macs
ira de Ia literature espaneIa. I'm ton'o
Don Qaijote de Ia Mancha. Edici6n
Peria con ilGStraciunc> .....-.- ....S2.25
- >errs;o &c Miss aurora. po- Eraddon 6gc
~ Martiy del G~5lgota--Hermo>a novc,a
basada en- Ia vida del ReGcntpr del Nun
do. Edlc'on ilnStrada .. ........Si.30
Emicracion. por Alfonso de I.enc ..... soc
q Hi;o Maldito. po- Ralzac .......... 60-
q Becer-o de Orc. iv- BraGion ........ 60c
e ManuscTito de mi Madre. poT Lamar
Es SeS de Ia vida Bohemia, %. Mrr- 'S
rIor 4, Pasi6p.-EoyeIa d, Amor ...... 60.
Ee-aclio Bernal. Ell Rayo 4" Siualaa-
NoveIa Mexicana 10: :. Ascension Re
Historic de! Empcrador C-arlomaSno.
Enpas:ada ........ . -. 1850. 4oc
Hiia Esposa Y Mad-e-2 tnmoS TcIa ..S5.o0
Juan de Kerd-ea. por J. Schulz ........ SOC
L. Hja del Cardinal ........ ..........sl-O0
la Eija de NCctc-urna ........ -.......Sl.25
la Abneraci6n dc III Amdntc. rc- Trad.
don ........ ......-. ...- ....... SOC
La EspoSa Horrada.-Noyela De moral
= smccionante a~rsumentc. poT Fernan-
de- ' Gonzalez Dos gruesos ;CmoS eHl-
paStaGos en- tela = ron hcTmcs2s :!uE-
tEac!o1sS -. :''. 'S,Sc
"a Dana dc las Csaae.la> ......- ..-. zoe
l.. Euerfana y T. Rec!uta. i"r Conscience 6uc
la FuSa de Ia 0uimcra. Ncvela nieNicaua
por Carlos Goazalcz Pena ........ ....$l.50
Las Dos EmparedadaS- Sove!a Mexica-
IA. por 81 Oral. Riva PalacIo -.......S3 IS
La niSna obra. crapas;adI en- tela ....Si.25
Los Bandidcs &c Rio Frio. Por Manuel
Pavno ) tones ...-.... 1890. ..;225
ci5n ..Vcinte Amos DespctS. y FL VS-
corde de BraGc!onne." 5 touos ......s3.5 80
los NiSterIoS ,e Ia lnGuisicioa ........Si.O 90
los RXnGidoS del Amor tomos .....S5.0O
Maldi;as sean las MujereS.-Hermosa no.
yela pasional. ror Manuel Ibo .Alfaro use
Maria Macds!ena, coEteSana y amiga
dc Jesus ........ ....-... .....-... so.
Novelas Ejempla-es. por Ce-vanteS -...sl.25
Memorials de un Revoiucioaarlo ........SI.i0
Nochcs FantaScieaS. Tor r l. Stevenson.
Dos tomoS ..--. 10000. -. SI@o
Moa;a y Casada. Vi-Een = Mar,i-. No
vela mexiccna ror 81 Graz. Riva PAID
Santa por Federico Gsmboa .........S2 90
yiy:r GespuGs de Ia muerte. o IA hi;a
de COS uadres. Obra maestro del fe-
cundo aovelista, Luis de VAL Dos to-
mos te,a. Ticamente Illustrates .......ST.00
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rarte del frente de nuestras oficinas'
terminando despues de esa bora e! pro-
srama de la audici6n que tantos re-
cuerdos resucitara en- el alma de IA ra-
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Ell MAYOR DE IA
CIuOAO

FL Mayor de IA ciudad. pTonuncio
rnas entusiastas frases que fueron
vartidas despuss al espanol Tor el Sc
nor LoZano.
Dijo entire otras c'sas 81 Hon. Sam
Bell que Ia ciudad San Antonio
ha rcc;hido con gran re. ito n vista
de n Earda de EStado ayor, = Sc
In sentido mu.y satisfecha por las
demostraciones de cordialidad mani
fiestas entire m~exicanos y americanos
en- cSta OCCASION.
Fl cspiritu dc confraterridad Sc ha
cnsarchado aun mis-. dijo Y sirvc ts-
70 grandemcrte para a~lcanzar muy
1rouro cl nutuo hierestar que anbi.
cionamos. Eabl6 dc los mexicanos re-
Sidertes en- San Antonio. diciendo que
alca0Zan q uma treinta o c~uarenta
mil personals que tiencn SanGre nexi-
cana en- estl ciudad. q~uicnes son igual
mente tratadas que los hahitantes de
Cualqu!era otra n~acioralidad.
Sc ~conrratul6 81 Mayor Bel! una
vez mas de tcner "a ciudad a los mG-
sicos mcxicanos como h~uespedes. y
tcrmin6 diciendo que espera San An
tonic quo. para su pr6xina exposition
Dc 1921. vcnGa a visItarla nuevamen-
te IL Banda de Estado Mayor.
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AntOrcS Dircrs0S.-


A>,ucia o los Charr0s ContraoaHdistas.
Novcla m"Nieana. Dcs ,omos .-,..-.S2-oo
Reina. por Ferry ........ ............$l.oo
e Sitio d. Ia RoChcla ........ ........Sl.o0
los Bardidos De LoudreS. per Frval 500
Memorials De una SueGra. por Aceyedo ..Sl.00
Memorials. ReIjGuiaS ) Rctratos. Nara
cior. 5 ra,rinticaS, ?oT Pea ..-......Sl.O0
vi E>rcsa Official. por savage -...---.-S!.e0
Napole n. por Dumas ........ ........Sl.OO
In Eijo Natural. por Nombeil ......sl.o0
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oBRAS DE AMADO NERYO.

El!cs. C-6nicas LitsrariaS .........-$l.So
- Diana3.e de "A Inou;cr2d ........-Sl.3o
SG,Iiny. ''S' .......$l SO
- .........-. 81 90
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oBRAS DE SAMUEL SMILES.
OBRAS DE EMILIO lola.

-urnrO- q EinOa -.--..-- 1900 2ve
~ NanLa,s C uuI Iuc-ta ........ &c
Niis,.-;os 10 N2rsel.s ........ .... soc
~ T,L.-ra Do, tomos ...... Slot
Il Confession De Claudio .-...... .... 0oc
Ia ConlgiSJa &c TiasSans. Dos ;o=os. 600
Ia Ralca- DIS to-cCS &c. .St:.V
Nazdaleaa Fsrat ..-..... .... 1900. ooc
%uevrs CUcntoS = mon ..-... eve
II EHcelcucia Eurenio RouSUr. > tomos. sl.eo
p,T,;, ..... sos
-, INA De amor. Dos touaos ......sl.oo
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OBRAS DE OUlDA.

Re5e ..-..--. .---'.- -'.'.' " ~
IT Secrcto De idiiIa .......- ..-... . . o.
Fl Cor-eo de a ReiEa -.....-- ........ o.
- ConSpjraSora ..... ...-..'. =" o.
Ia CCndesa dc EaSSaliS ----... ..-.-- %
= Po5-;~o,a ........ ...... sc
% MalhschorcS. ........ -...-... ID. 81
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BIBLloTECA DE NOVELISTAS.
Tones empas:ado5 en- teia finA}
Ere. EScr1ck--

e Pan de los Po5-es. Cua,ro tomos ....s+-00
n Araor de les Anorez. Cuas-o tou!os $500
e inferno de los Ceios. Scsunda parte
De ia anterior. Cuatro tomoS ......--Si-Co
La Madre de los Desarparado>: 1 tomo> $500
Ia MuJe- ALul;cra. Cuat7o tOmoS ..-.$i.Wo
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OBKAs DE M~AUPASSANT.
oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZlO

p! T-T4u:o de "A Wuo-,s. Dos tonoS $50
Il Place. Do rgmo~ .....-.. 1900. $40
- Eco. Do. tones 1900. .Sl.2o
- Ino-r9,r ........ ........ soc
Las V.-scnss De as RocaS ,.-......-. SOC
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40
80 ~
So.
The Republican journal., 1920-09-09
"TEA FOR THREE"

Selwyn and Company have a genuine
treat for theatre eoers in "Tea For
Three" which they will present at the
Colonial Theatre on Tuesday, Sept. 14th.
The play itself, the cast and the pro-
duction are heIalded as one of the real
dramatic novelties of the year.
"Tea For Three" is comedy in three
act. 1t is real human document, a
style of writing in which Mr.. Megrue
may we'll be said to excel. Astounding
in real humor, the play, moreover, bris-
ties with situations that are intensely
dramatic.
For Mr.. Megrue it may be said, in
truth, that no American playwright in
the past few years has shown greater ia.
cility in the writing of American come
dy. His view point is that of the aver
age man in this country, and he has the
knack of transferring his wayff looking
at things TO his plays.
s'Tea For Three" abounds with laughs
1t is filled with tense dramatic situation.
and it moves along through it's story rap.
idly and smoothly. Not little of thu
excellence of the play is due to the cast.
The Republican journal., 1920-09-09

: The Red Cross Chapter has on hand
some warn for making baby's afghan.
These will be made in yard strips and
anyone who is willing to knit may OBJ
tain warn of Mrs. James c. Durham.
The wireless station in Belfast is an as
sured fact as the sale of the Dutch farm
on lower Congress street is now in prog
ress under the direction of Orrin j.
Dickey. All their tests of this location
have been most satisfactory. Mr.. Dickey
is not at liberty to state positively the
COMPANY negotiating or name the most
reliable concern that is back of the ven
lture until the deed is delivered.
NORTH BELFAST. Brier and Malcolm
GAY and friend of Brooklyn, NJ. Y, who
spent the summer here. returned to their
homes last Friday. VIM. A. Clark of
Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived Saturday and is
with his family during part of Septem-
Der. Alfred Walton of Newton, Mass,
who spent his vacation with his father,
w. H. Walton, returned to his home Mon
day,.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Tibado
visited relatives in Dexter few days
last week. y. Barbara Stevens of Brooks,
who spent the summer with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Mason, re,
turned to her home Sunday.
! The annual convention of the County
Commissioners of the entire State was
held here Wednesday and Thursday. The
members and their ladies are guests of
the Chamber of Commerce, Bert l..
Davis, president. Their headquarters is
at the Windsor Hotel. Their business
session will be held each morning. On
Wednesday afternoon there was an ex-
cursion on the Golden Rod to Castine.
At p. M, banquet served with ladies
of the Baptist society catering and Nc
heen's orchestra furnishing music. Then
all adjourned to the Colonial Theatre to
listen to a musical program furnished by
Mrs M. o. Dickey, Mrs. Basil R. Allen,
Chas F. Hammons, Harold S. McKeen
and B. L. Davis. Thursday there will be
auto rides and an inspection of the new
bridge.
The Republican journal., 1920-09-09
The News of Belfast
NV ADVERTISEMEN rs

NV ADVERTISEMENT rs
ms.7u.l Maine Power Co. offers an
-,.,aa- stment for the people of
William LICE, Inc, advertises evil
.raer new Victor records.
s.-n, chiropractor, publishes
a adv.
q- ( s,. offers 81, acre farm for
A. Clark offers store, tene-
ra .-s ETC., for rent,
1ss 1ay mare for sale.
E, sIm3u advertises for waste
|s,- s-s. iron, rubber, etc, also auto
f. M.sr lube lost.
,ssN ~. sum of money found.
rs rnsudre Store offers a good quail
mau Gather shoe at the special
|r.H sayl. also Tweedie boot tops.
II. DAVIS sample Shop advertises a
SHE 5f all their merchandise
.- neat saturday morning.
H. ,rau advertises Fordson farm
Ford cars and advises order
. Zoo. fall delivery.
aaa TIs, Frankfort, publishes
r=t+rt o. squashes stolen.
-5- Bay Electric Co. wants
|E4l.s offers 10 pictures for S..
o@ s.. 1yior, attorney, publishes
ri r, I. Newell give no.
. to trespasS,
A Coombs is cler king in
.0ras store.
lnkel left last Monday
-. New York, where she will
ne Of goods. She will re-
.wo weeks. She was &C
aa aer daughter, Miss Sadie
-egrEm vas received Sunday morn
@5 g.ag the sudden death of DR.,
! lanes of Boston. His sister,
oslne lanes Levitt of East Bel
A 81. Monday by boat to attend the
5L1a GDAT NIGHT RALLY. A Re-
'4a2l rally sill be held in the Armory
S+.aN =se1ing, with the Belfast band
"e-iaace National, Sta tie and
''a-' par. ii politics will be discussed
& i00owng eloquent speakers: Con-
p7'laa Thomas S, Crago of Philadel-
@ tF7na " Hinckley, mayor of South
'''a' and q State representative, Mrs.
'@s Hall Of Worcester, Mass.
-'tp5 TO questions in regard to the
,F4sa OIL a change from gas to electri-
y" ale pleased to quote the follow
statement from the Company's offici-
'ae tenobscot Bay Electric Com
~' WIN Nlre free of charge houses
'-'sfe actively using gas for lighting
paying meter rent for that purpose
W august l, 1920, providing the same
'~'a 'l electric outlets as are at pres
"'p'eSe0ted by gas fixtures, and will
''Su electric fixtures at actual cost to
" .Ht WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL
augela Mlllett of Searsmont, Sis
j. ebert Millett of Belfast, is
'''ga. at the Hospital, where she
H. '" q medical patient.....Fr Francis
'' Of nifty Plantation returned
4, -' ius home, after an operation
F'1'laItis...M Miss Gayle Ryder of
W" H. NJ, will substitute for Miss
VI 7seott. R. N, superintendent of
lf g Sp'ta curing her annual vacation.
hr 'yleI has been specializing for
sg3 'yl'S II tuberculosis work. -. Lin
aRbr aIson Of Waldo and Clarence
ea br u r. belfast were recently operat-
a6o55 " .. S. Vickery, specialist,
R,dao,s.!,li oval of their tonsils and also
The Republican journal., 1920-09-09

Rev. Dr. and Mrs D. M Brookman
were guests Tuesday of Mrs Charles
Connfelt Will on their way from Stock
ton Springs, where they spent the past two
weeks, to their home III Morristown, N.
j. DR.. Brookman has been officiating t
the St. Margaret Chapel during the sum-
mer
The Republican journal., 1920-09-09
TO the Voters OF Waldo
County

Having received the unanimous call
from my party to be their candidate for
Sheriff at the coming election, l accept
their mandate with the pledge to fulfill
the duties of that office to the very best
of my ability, without fear or favor, and
for the best good of all.
l will enforce all laws Jas find them,
ever bearing in mind the matter of econ
omy in the discharge of my duties Death
has removed one of the best officials that
our opponents ever placed in that office
and today we are confronted with new
and untred men, and appeal to alllovers
of good government, to all progressive
men regardless of party affiliations, to
give me their support at the coming cleo
ton and l pledge myself, if elected, to
give them clean busnesslike admins
tration, at the least expense possible.
CHARLES n DTCKFV
The Republican journal., 1920-09-09

again the audience were greatly surprised
to find she had left the stage and the full
volume of music was from the instru-
ment Mr.. Gaylor played some very ex-
celent numb ers on the piano accom-
panied by Edison recreation of the num-
5ers. The concert program was as fol-
lows:
(a) Deb vieni, non tardar Mozart
(b) Sing Me to Sleep Greene
Miss Tiffany with the Edison
Recreation of her voice.
Second Mazurka GODDARD
Mr. Gaylo1 with the Edison
Recreation of a piano solo
by Mr.. Andre Benoist.
(a) Come Unto Me-Messiah Handel
% There's a Beautiful Land on High
Taylor
Miss Tiffany with the Edison
Recreation of her voice.
Young Tom O'Devon Russell
Edison Recreation of Bass
solo by Mr.. Arthur Middleton.
The Little Shepherd
Mr.. Gaylor with the Edison
Recreation of piano solo.
(a) Florian's Song GODDARD
10 Blue Bells of Scotland Anonymous
Miss Tiffany with the Edison
Recreation of her voice.
2 Indian Selections
Mr.. Gaylor.
(a) Elegie Massenet
90 Kiss Me Again Herbert
Miss Tiffany with the Edison
Recreation of her voice.
The stage and lobby were prettily
decorated by Mrs. Walter j. Clifford,
assisted by Mrs. Florence C. Fernald,
with punches of hydrangeas, golden glow
and dahlias and baskets of flowers were
suspended from the chandeliers Mr.,
Samuel Adams furnished the piano for
the occasion. A very large audience was
present, many being obliged to stand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-09
PERPLExrNG SITUATION.

According to advices being sent out from Jackson
ville party leaders in Florida confronted with
most unusual and perplexing question the solving
Of which will determine whether not, and how
Florida will be represented at the next convention
Of the party in June
National committeeman John T. G. Crawford and
George P. Raney OF Tampa, chairman of the state
democratic executive committee, have been trying to
evolve plans to meet any eventuality emergency
so that Florida may be assured of a voice in the
convention.
Florida today faces practically the situation
it faced in 1916 getting representatives the
St Louis convention. when the lottery system was
resorted to- At that time such a method not
particularly unsatisfactory. the nomination Of
President Wilson was assured without question.
Now however man in the democratic party
will be able to say who VIII be the partys choice
for president when the convention assemblies. 1t is
therefore the desire OF democratic leaders Of the
state to get as far as possible correct expression
of the states leaning to the presidential possibilities
by having the delegate elected by primary.
Because OF the long established custom to hold its
convention two weeks after the republican conven-
ton it is declared Impossible Florida to elect and
certify delegates in time to get them to the
ton to participate the deliberations providing the
primary election system Of selection is used. The
Florida primary this year falls June sth and the
republican national convention win meet the same
date. nominating its candidates for president and
vice-president, and unless Committeeman Crawford
succeeds in getting postponement Of the date of
the national democratic convention. which is
generally expected TO be June goth. other means
than the primary procedure OF naming delegates
must be resorted to.
Speaking or The situation before leaving for Wash
ington TO confer with party leaders Mr.. Crawford
said that he realized that he would have a very
stubborn fight and perhaps would find it impossible