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Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28

ing at the Wise sanitarium, visited
friends and relatives here Tuesday.
F. E. Morgan and family, of Rich
land, went to the country on a fish
ing trip Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Frances Ponder is able
to be out again, after undergoing
an operation on her ears.
Miss Bessie Pickett, of Seminole.
is visiting Mrs. Arthur Simpson, q
few days this week.
Hoy Wells, of near here, attend
ed the graduating exercises here
Monday night.
Mrs. R. j. Dixon and son, Cur
tbs, are in Rome, Ca, this week at
tending the graduating exercises of
her daughter, lydia, of Shorter.
G. H. Wells, who was superinten-
dent of Richland school, left We'd
nesday for Macon where he will take
a summer course.
Lee Stephens, of near here, went
to Plains Wednesday to see his wife,
who recently underwent an opera
ton there.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28

taught school the past year.
Tom Markette is at home on the
sick list.
J. A. Mcdonald spent Wednesday
here, looking after his farm.
w. E. Mitchell, of Americus, mo-
tored down to his farm Sunday.
Sumter school closed Thursday and
the pupils gave an entertainment
Thursday night which was very cred
table to themselves and their teach
ers. Misses Wiggings and Williams
The Misses Bryant, of Shellman, fur
nished music, which added much to
the pleasure of the occasion.
A barbecue was given at the school
house Friday by the taxpayers OF
the district.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28
Senator Smith Denies
He VIII Bolt The Party

ATLANTA, May 28.-A week af-
ter his return to Washington Senator
Smith has issued a statement through
an Atlanta newspaper correspondent
a statement, denying his reported
mont hotel the morning after the
convention-or a part of tin which
he was said to have told the mayor of
a South Georgia town and several
others, what his position is in oppcsi-
ton to the League of Nations, md
that it goes so far as to prefer eter-
nal defeat of the Democratic party
rather than adoption of the League
that he is against the whole League
plan and stood for the Lodge Republi-
can reservations throughout because
they do nullify and kill the League.
In his statement issued in Wash
ington, Senator Smith says:
while there are a number of
stories being printed in Georgia that
misrepresent me, there is one to
which | wish to refer; it is that l
said | would vote the Republican
ticket this fall rather than stand for
the League of Nations. never made
such a statement"
In further explanation of himself,
the senator says:
when the Democratic party in
1896 indorsed the free coinage of sill
yer, I voted for the Democratic nom
inees, although l continued to disap-
prove the platform. hope the Dem
ocratic convention will not place me
in a position where will be COM
PEELED to pursue the same course this
year"
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Time)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americus, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
nn,Ac AccnA u.
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No Chances Missed
To Get Tulsa Homes

TULSA, OKLA, Nav %. -
Help. A sweet year-old baby needs
a nome. OF course, her parents must
go with her" The advertisement in
a local paper, was successful. The
househunters here resorted to doz.
ems Of ruses. Divorce notices are
followed up for vacancies, and NOV
ing can drivers are stopped to learn
what house is being left.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28
CoLoRED REVIVAL TO CLOSE.

The two-weeks series Of revival
services being conducted at Big
Bethel Colored Baptist church will
come to a close Sunday. Rev. ]. J.
Chisholm, of Opelika, Ala. the pas
tor, is being assisted in these meet
ings by Rev. S. A. Bostick, of Col
umbus.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28

At the signing of the armistice,
there were 100000 yards of army
ordnance silk, oopularly known as
cartridge cloth, in possession of the
Ordinance Department.
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MARKETS
AMERICUS SPOT COTTON
Good Middling 40 cents.
NEW YORK FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
MouLTRIE LIVESTOCK MARKET

MOULTRIE, May 28.-Hogs 165
lbs and up 13 1-4@13 3-4c; 135 to
165 lbs, II 1-4@12 sac; 110 to 1856
lbs, II 1-4@11 3-4c; 110 lbs and
down, 9 1-4@9 3-4c.
Roughs and skips are priced on
basis of quality. Piggy sows docked
40 lbs. Stays docked 20 lbs. Prices
fob. Moultrie.
Cattle.
Fat steers, 1000 lbs and over,
10 lie and up; fat steers, 800 to
$50 lbs, 10@10 1-2c; fat steers, 600
to 500 lbs, 8@10c; fat cows over
$50 lbs, 5000; yearlings, 7@8c;
Gamer and cutter steers, 4@4 1-2c;
Gamer and cutter cows, SO 4c; bulls
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MEDDLEACAIN
INIRISH AFFAIRS
House Committee Re-
ports Out Resolution
Of Sympathy

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-A reso-
luton reviewing with grave con-
cern" existing conditions in Ireland
and expressing sympathy with the
aspirations of the Irish people," was
today reported out of the house for
elgn affairs committee.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28

The breweries of Great Britain
have a combined annual output Of
between 100000 and 20,O00,0oO
standard barrels of beer.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28
RICHLAND

RICHLAND, May 28.-Miss Car
rie Cullifer, who has attended the
1919-20 term of school here, return
ed to her home near Shellman Wed
nesday.
Billie Broach returned to his home
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-28
I'D E A T H S
TERRY INFANT.

Emma Leona Terry, 10 months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Ter
ry, on Elm avenue, died yesterday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, after an ILL
ness of two weeks. Burial took place
in Ebenezer cemetery near Ellaville,
Rev. Charlie Carter officiating.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

eriten Gagen bergangener Wode mod
ct. gloub, nabmen oort an Dem
5bortborn 8iebbertauf tell nno g0nn-
ten ii9 6as gergniigen, oas Die Count
tpbauptlta6t BEN 8eiu6ern 6urb cine
Serbitfeitlidfeit berihaffte.
Gran5 8ung uno Soiepb Saus er-
itatteten mebrere Sage in Winneapo,
liz beripan6ti6aftli6e 8efu6e.
Mit Dem Greiden iinb Die 6ar-
mer bieier @egenb fertiggetpor6en.
Die @itterung erpieg fid bieier Mr=
belt eiinftig, unb Die Sarmer frerer
fih, 6teie Mrbeit tDieber anf Elm Sabr
btnter fi6 5u baben.
SRI. 9elena Sen NOR mebrere So
&c angenebmer @nit Ser IN g6en 8al.
lep mobnen6en Gamilie Sobn Sep.
Homan 2embef 1T BON elmer fran=
fen 9ano geplagt, 6arob er iid I'M
freitptliger @eife Ser Mrbeit entbal=
ten muB.
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st. JoIeph.

@buar6, Ser 81 Sabre alte Sobn
Ser i'm Comm ct. Soiepb mobnenoen
6amilie Sobann Seifert, bat am
Sreitagmorgen nod n1r 5rpei Wo9en
LANCER Rrontbeit, beitens auf ben url-
bermei6lihen SOD in Die Gmigfeit
p%orbereitet, oas 3eitlide geiegnet.D Der
8%er1torbene arbeitete big 5u ietner
Grfronfune auf Ben Grntefeloern in
Hortb Dafota uno traf Damn I'M ell
terliden &auie elm. CT puroe bon
Der Snfluen3a befaQen, oie in 2rn-
genfieber ausartete, mogegen Die bette
6r5tlide Silfe %bergebens anfdmpfte.
Sic 8eeroieung fanb Montagmorgen
nod einem bonn bo6m. Bfarrer P.
2u0ger, 8. g.. g., gebaltenen Seeler.
ante unter GROCER Eeilnabme bon
.ertpan6ten un6 8efannten ser i9mer
gepruften Samtlie 1tatt. Sen 9inter=
bliebener moblgemeintes 8eileio uno
Dem @erblibenen sic emige Suite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
5auf Centre

Sn ser ct. 8auIs Stride 5elebrier-
te Der bo1m. Hfarrer y. Mr3t an
Dienltagmorgen bergangene ISOLDE
elm 8rautam, nno legnete ben 5mt.
i9en Nnlpb 5teffes unb Srduleih
2u5iqa 8orgmann, So6ter Ser So
mile oes County &ommiiidrs S. S.
8orgmann, g%eid,lohenen &reubun0.
gum 9o~d5eitsmable, 6as Bel Ben
8rauteltern ierpiert mur6e, batten fi9
MIR oie ndberen 8ertpanbten einge=
fnn6en, nnb bon 6iefen nabm 6as
8rautpaar sic ber5lt61ten @liidmiin=
ibe entgegen, morauf iid Sic Berebe=
lidten nod BEN 3ptqingsftd6ten be.
gaben, bon mo- 5uriidgefebrt, tie iid5
auf ser alten Sre6. 8orgmann Sarm
bausltb einri6ten tperoen. Moge
oem iungen 8aare inn ne>1er @tanbe
MIR @lif erbliben!
6rau SSSacob Winter lit bon 5npe=
rior, 8is., mo- Tie ibrer Sdmeiter,
5rau 6ran5 Stuff einen mebrt6giger
gein6 er1tnttete, tpieoer nah 6auie
5uridgefebrt.
Samilie S. 6. MiIer bon Iair>
mont, Minn., 1T bier eingetroffen
nn6 fat Sic Sam. Sngram Sarm BE-
5ogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
st. u1drtin.

81. Bilbelm 2auer bon MrgDle,
Weinn., eritottete ieinen bier wobnen=
Ben gltern, Gbriit. 2auer uno 5rou
einen m%ebrtagigen 8eiu6.
g. Gbeis bon Colo Spring lit nit
Der 9eforation nnierer Bfarrtirde
fertig geporoen un6 bat nit 0eriel=
ben aagemeine 8ufrieoenbeit gegeben.
9einri6 @dbn uno @attin nno SRI.
Nlma 8lonigen erltatteten lebte $50
DIE IN Mlbertpiae, ct. Widaels un6
in ben 3piaingSltdoten 8eitbe. SRI.
Nnna @dbn bielt fid cine Bo9e III
ct. Glouo beiu9smeiie auf.
g0uaro Hung, tpel6er IN elmer 6o,
Drift gu Superior, 8is., Mnlteaung
batte, lit na6 bier ins glternbans
5uriidgefebrt.
Sobn @erges ldBt ouf Der MurraD
6arm ber16iebene Neubauten altf=
i6lagen.
Yeter Mobs fen. fublte iib lekte
@ode unpdBIid, bat iid aber 5nr
6renOe Ser Seinigen mieber 'erbolt.
Sobn Serres nn6 @attin bon ct.
Glouo erfreuten fire in ct. CLOUD
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SPRING Rtu. j..

Sobn 9einen IT., melder cine An-
5obI ieines rein raiiigen Sbortborn
Biebes gu oem Oienitag letter ISOLDE
a11f benz 8enton County 6airgrunoe
bel ct. GIoub %abgebaltenen Siebber=
fouf gebra6t bate, bert9tet uber Ell
men bor5igliden grfolg 6eS Serfauts,
gu bem ii6 cine groBe Menge &duf Ter
eingefunoen batte nnb anf bent etne
groBe Ser6e preismiiroiges Bieb ibren
nel1e11 gigentimer fano.
Sic Clinton Neutter 6amilte 1T ra9
@olt St. @lou6 umge5oger1, tpobtn fie
sic belten @iinide bier 5uriidgelane=
ner 6reun6e begleiteten.
Matbias 2anbad, Sos. S. Wtnter,
un6 Tranf @tnter begnben ii9 in ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Oftober, 1920.

Grieltersbano iegnen Matbias San-
Ien, Sobn ser bier pobnenben Sami-
lie @iIb. Sunlen bon Sacobs Hrairte,
uuo sri. &atbarina Menoen, Sodter
Der au oieler @enseinOe geborigen So
milie Sobn Menoen. BUR firdliden
feier batte iih cine groBe an5abl
@ermanote uno 6reunne oes Sod=
seitspaares eitgefunoen, un0 ON Der
I'M Saule Der 8raut peranitalteten
Sodseit, nabb ebenio eine groBe
@daur beiterer @dite tell, Sic oem
gliidliden gaore oie beraIiditen
@Iiidpiinide 5ufommen IieBen. DuB
es Sen Neupermdblten am eigenen
SCRIBE, Sen iie ouf elmer bier gelege-
men 6arm %griinoeten, itets moblerge-
be, lit Ser nabtraglide 8uni6 oes
rNoro ltern."
Sobu Miidfe, @attin, 5obn aurl
uno Sodter Sil0egaro BON 8udman
%erfreuten ftd) Sonntog ser @aitfreuno
idoft Ser bier tpobnbaften 6amilie
Midoel SETTER.
SRI. 9earl Geering, melde in Ell
ner am @runo Safe gelegenen Sdule
eiuise 8oden unterridtete, bat sic
Stele aufgegeben uno 1T Sba Bodies
bon golo Spring cine Nadfolgertn
gefunoen.
Die Mftieninbaber ser Sormers
gIemtor & Miaing gompanp unter=
seidneten $20,400 sur Silgung Der
orf ibrem @ebdube in oieiem &iaage
rubenoen Sdulb, ein iiheres 3eiden,
bob Sic Iftiondre III ibr l1nterneb=
men Sic gr0bte 3uberiiht ieten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
st QnthonY.

Die camille Gran3 6infen bat leb-
te ISOLDE Die Barm be5ogen uno miro
ii9 fiiroerbin Ser 2an6mirtidaft mib-
men.
2ouis &amader mo6te zines "a,
ges pergangener ISOLDE einen &C.
i6dftsbeiu6 in minneapolis.
Gum @beltanb muroen IN Der bie:
iigen Bfarrfirhe berfunoigt @eorg1
6abed bon Bier un6 Mnna Yuniad
bon Smanbiue.
Seinri6 @angl bat iein Seim nad
bier ~berlegt uno miro ii6 Dem &C.
iddft in naiien, Dem Brobibitionsge=
iet nidt berfaaenen 8aren, oas es
bon Gron5 5infen padtete, bingeben.
Wi6ael @ogola bat iid nod Mor-
rig begeben, mo er mabreno Ser 8in=
termonate 8ei6dftigung baben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
0aa Sauan 8rpblem

@aibington, 81. Sept. - Gle gu
ltdnoigen amtliden @tenen IN @aib<
ington bleiben babel, iber sic Inter
bonolungen nit Sapan megen Deg IN
California geplanten iapanerfeioliaen
2onogeiekes feline Mitteilungen 81
MAIDEN. Sod bat man BEN @in6rud,
DOB Der japmiide Boridlag elmer ge-
meinidaftIiden 4ommiifion CUR 90
Jung ser @treitfrage in Baibington
unannebmbar more. 0ie 8eiprednn-
gen 5piffen Botidnfter 5bi6ebara
un6 DEM Staots6eportement geben
'ueiter, oagegen 1T, iomeit befannt, Ser
Bor]dloq elmer gemeinidaftliden
@ommiiiion big iett Ser amerifani-
iden @egierung nod nidt formen 5n=
gegangen.
Gos 5toatsoepartement lit, mie es
beiBt, 5r1nd9it in eriter 9inie bemlbt,
gu berbiiten, Dob Die Mngelegenbeit in
Sen Ser. Staoten Gbnlide Mufreg1ng
bolten lou, oie es bereits nod Stalien
berborrnft, mie oies in Sapan Der
6an lit. Die unterban6lungen mer=
s n ongeblif on6ur9 eridmert, baB
iaponii1e uno amerifanii6e Bolfer-
re6ts=S a9beritGnbige teilmeiie ner-
fdieoener Mnfi6t iber grunolegenoe
Sragen iin6.
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RoScoe..

Sri. Moelio Gan5er lit anfangs les=
ter @ode bon minneapolis, no tie
lid ldngere 3eit bel ibren S6meltern
beil1dsneiie %aufbielt, na6 Saule gu
rifgefebrt.
Nuguit @olifer fat eine Mn5abl
Yfer0egeiponne auf oem bon bier nod
ct. Martin %fibrenoen @ege an Ser
Mrbeit.
Sen. 2epenoeder lit :nad mebrere
Monate langem 8ermeilen in Manfu=
to in fem bieiiges Seim 5uriidge-
febrt.
Sobn 8ertfen BON &idmon6 un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

Minn., erfrente bier ibren graoer
Aler. Martbaler nit ldngerem Be
fld.
Sim O8rien bon gauf Centre fat
Die biefige Garage, meIde ldngere
3eit geibloiien }par, benz 8erfebr pie-
Der g%eoffnet.
Soiepb gentfie1 bon ct. Bn11I traf
Mitte letter ISOLDE bier Elm u1b mad,
te fid fertig fit ben gerfauf Der om
Dienitag begonnen tp1r6e.
Gre1. M0bring perfarbte cine pei=
tere neutrality-suspicious. 8ieb am
Dienitng letter ISOLDE nod ct. Ba11l.
Das @artoffelbaus lit iett fertig,
unb Der Aartoffelmarft 1T 3u einem
l%ebenbigen getpor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

Sri. 3etta Sanoers, melde iid i'm
ct. Napbaels Sospital al ct. glono
als aranfenpflegerin ausbiloet, NOR
bier einige Gage in Der S. &. Stas
6amilie gu @alte.
Seinri6 &ottger perabi6ieoete iid
pergangene ISOLDE fir CAMP Slnlton,
Santos, no er iib auf elm Sabr benz
eleftriibeu Sngenieuren Corps ange.
ihloiien bat.
6amilie Mnoreas Sdro6er bat ibr
9eim nod ct. gIouo berlegt.
SRI. gleonora @roB bon MoH, q.
., erfreute ii6 fir mebrere Gage Der
@atfreunoibaft bier mobnenoer
6reunotnnen.
Scarf Billenbring un6 @attin BON
EARNING baben iib bduslid in un=
ierer Mitte niebergelalien. T.
atid. Sidtinger bon Greeport per=
lab mdbreno 9einri6 Slints Mbmeien-
belt oelien Steue in Ser bieligen Slime
rican State 8anf.
German Sdoner, @attin un6 Eod-
ter bon ct glouo tparen Mitte les=
ter 8ode bier IN sc. 6. 2innemannS
9eim at 8elu6. =,
Sran5 Otremba, @attin un6 &inoet
porlesten Sonntag in Pier5
einen pertpanotidaftli6en 8eiu6.
SRI. @ertruo Sdmib begab iid
Mitte Iester ISOLDE nod ct. Glouo,
no lie iid IGngere 3eit bel ibrem 8ru=
ser belu6smeiie aufbalten miro.
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Def Union.

Mit Dem grnteergebnis geben Ole
Sarmer oieier @egeno iib teilpeiie
5ufrieoen. @afer nno @er1te maren
gut, ,%oagegen lieB Ser 8ei5en biel gu
miiniden iibrig.
9ermann &otb lei6et an elmer Rm=
denberlebung un6 bat fib unter Be-
ban6lung 6es or. 9abermann bon
SIafis geitelt.
8rau $. S. 8entfielo bielt iib meb=
rere Gage bein6smeile BEL in ct.
@lon6 mobnen6en Berpan6ten un6
6reun0en anf.
6rau Waria &ebber bon Sc Sue11r,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

bottle Die 5uei 5t4Qe nit Der grnte
angefuqt. Gem beoeutenoen 5da0en
iteM mir cine geringe gerfiderung
gegeniiber.
9amitngna6mittag bra6 in Der
@obelmuble Ser @ebriioer sartell
5euer aus, nobei Der neue Geuer-Mp<
parat iid IN feinem @erte erprobte.
Das Geuer mur6e anf feinen @er6 be-
ibrdnft unb iomit Der 5daoen auf
ettpa 5000 belnien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
5duf Rdpios.

3mei Stdae> 6eren 8ert auf $10>=
900 abgeiddbt lit, bier Stid Boa=
b%lutrinopieb, einbun6ert Sonnen @eu,
1900 8uidel @afer mur0en Conn
togmorgen auf Der unneit bon So
rent gelegenen 6arm oes @m. 8ar=
tbelemp oltr6 6euer 5er1tort, 6os
5urd einen 8libitrabl beruriadt muir
De. Sim @amitug mar 8artbelemD nit
6em 9rei6en fertig gepor6en nnb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14
Rtdrnono.

Gum gbeitanb mur0en Sonntag III
Ser Bfarrfirde o%erfiinoet Nid. 8en=
ner uno SRI. &oia Semmiid 5ranf
Hl1ppert unb SRI. GhriItina Hrimus
bon Melrple, Sen. Sbielen un6 SRI.
&~othorino Slim, g0uar6 Sbielen
uro SRI. Sberelia &rdmer.
Sobn Sronen n11b Socob S1mitt
BON ct. Saul geno1ien Die @oIt-
freunolhaft ser bier mobnen6en So
milie g. g. Hiigemer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

ania1iigen Nngeborigen nit 8eiud.
Srau Nobert &iibl tpuroe I'M &idS
monoer Sospital operiert un6 Die
Golgen Der gliifli9 berlaufenen Spe-
ration lalien lire baloige @enefung
erDarten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-14

Mrton Rneie nebft @attin bon 8aite
8arf ,paren 9onntagSgdite Ser bier
mobnenoen Somilie 2ambert &nele.
sobn @ets nar Mitte LETTER 8ohe
in Bribatgei9dften nod Ser County
9auptltaot.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-18

The regular meeting of the Belfast
Chamber OF Commerce was held last
Friday evening with Bert L. Davis, presi-
dent, presiding. 1t was voted to extend
an invitation to all Of the County Com
missioners of the State, with their ladies,
to be guests of the Chamber for day
and night early in September. The pro-
gram will include business sessions, auto
rides, a banquet at p. m. and an even
ing's entertainment 1t was also voted
to have another get-together banquet
some time in April with an out-of- town
speaker of note on the program. AS soon
as travelling conditions will permit the
Chamber of Commerce will resume their
profitable get-together meetings in the
towns in Waldo county.
A large crowd was at the Armory last
Thursday to witness one of the best bas-
ket ball games of the season, when the
Belfast High school team, under the d.
rection of their coach, Principal Harry AZ
Foster, won from a good team from the
Rockland High in score of AZ to 8.
Following is the summary:
BELFAST ROCKLAND
Vaughan If RIB Greeley
rb Coughlin
Lothrop rf 6 lb Rising
lb Flanagan
Buzzell C 2 Currier
Matthews lb IF Simmons
rf Wilbur
Smalley rb4 If Bracket l
Referee, Shute.
The regular meeting of the Teachers
Club was held last Friday evening in the
High school room with Miss Grace A.
Lord, president, presiding. The farce
which was to have been given was post
poned on account of the illness of Mrs.
Harry A. Foster, member of the cast.
An impromptu program consisted of three
dialect selections by Mrs. S. A. Parker,
three vocal solos by Miss Margaret M.
Mitchell and a nano solo by Miss Eliza
beth Hills, B. H. S. pupil, who was also
Miss Mitchell's accompanist. Sub-master
Harold S. Webb, who was to have taken
part in the music of the program, cut an
artery in one of his fingers with piece
of window glass and was unable to play.
A social hour with light refreshments
closed very pleasant and profitable ses-
sion.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-18

The regular meeting of Primrose Chap
ter, o. E. S., will be held Friday even
ing. There will be degree work followed
by chafine dish lunch.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-18
The News of Belfast.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.

F~e5 d. Jones advertises the Edison
..ra-fest next Tuesday evening when
den Ellison, baritone singer, will be
present.
central Maine Power Co. advertiscs
-4s,r tax exempt preferred stock and
.7eir electric radiator.
Ike Colonial Theatre publishes picture
a-agram for the week.
Fl L. Written Co. gives notice in re-
g9rt to bills due them.
reorge C. Trussell gives notice of dis
s.ron of partnership of the firm OF
Michel & Trussell.
See adv. of children wanted to board.
TIE New York Bargain Store adver-
Uses their spring line of suits, coats,
1-s ses, etc.
LIE Hall advertises new spring dresses
sa middies for children.
William L. Luce, Inc, advertises VIC
r3s
,5co Valley Canning Co. publishes an
,4 to the farmers of Belfast and vicln-
The city assessors give notice in regard
axes.
lie Davis Sample Shop gives notice
--r new spring goods have arrived and
--e prices for same.
Jorge E. and Emery O. Pendleton
f.HISh. a card of thanks
mes H. Howes advertises his spring
r.,.ng of suits and coats.
--9mhalPs Market advertises the fish
their market and speciality of tlnnan
les for three days.
Mrs. S. C. Psttee gives notice in regard
ncng class.
-lt L. Davis advertises mems suits
rIrnishings,
The B. H. S. and Dexter High School
will play a game of basket ball in
Armory this, Thursday, evening. A
H zane is expected.
Dickey-Knowlton Real Estate Co.
sold for Capt. Donald S, Clark of
.-> York City his cottage at Temple
hts, to Albert LeBrun of Cldtown,
a. viii occupy it during the summer
e snow is disappearing rapidly in
warm March wind and bright sun
4c of the past few days. A very large
srylnt went with the rain of last Sat-
ay.
Mrs. Irving 7. Dinsmore entertained
saturday Auction Club last Tuesday
ming at a delightful st. Patrick party.
TIE old Saint himself could only admire
artistic decorations and enjoy the de-
tIs refreshments in his favorite en-
TENS and tones. The prizes went to
a Raymond r. Sherman and Mrs. V.
Hall The guests were Mrs. R. P.
Aman, Mrs Maine Hills and Miss
Laa D. Crawford. Mrs. Whitman will
ltertain the Club Saturday evening.
Tire destroyed, Monday evening, the
nam building in the residence of DR..
lolu B. Darling at the corner of High
aH Vine streets. When discovered by
DR. and Mrs. Darling the fire had worked
IS way into the partitions around the
AIng room and the house was full of
smoke Their dear little children Re-
1ecca and John were taken from their
beds IN their night clothes Just in time to
7yoid suffocation. Practically all of their
lousehold goods were destroyed. The
-1gin of the fire was unknown, but prob
ably caught from the flames of a wood
stove near the chimney. Seaside Hose
Company and Washington Company were
At the scene in a short time, considering
The bad travelling. The house and furni-
IRE were partially insured; the former
with Judge M. w. Lord and the latter
with Mrs. c. j. Pattee.
The Republican journal., 1920-03-18

Thomas A. Edison gave his
famous Tone-Test last Septem-
Der in the Colonial Theatre. He
had Nine. Morrisey sing in d.
rect comparison with the RE-
CREATION of her voice by the
New Ediso n Music lovers were
completely bafled. Their ears