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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly in
fuenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine is taken internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years. 1t is com
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination or
cine is what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions Send for
testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY 6. CO., Props, Toledo. o.
All Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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| the trip to Baguio within the means OF
hundreds of thousands of Filipinos.
Not only is there sufficient power in
this river to eIectrify line from Ma
Mia to Baguio, but to operate the
street railways of Manila, light the
city and furnish power for manufac-
turing concerns.
But we have now arrived at Camp
One From this point the scenery
rapidly changes as the elevation in
crcases. We are travelling over the
falnJus Benguet road, the construction
of which through the mountains is a
most remarkable engineering triumph.
At places the road is blasted out of the
solid granite. Riding on the edge of
100 foot precipice makes one feel like
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~|H'I| t'|1'l~
AMERICAN PATRIOTS PRAYER.

|
Parent of all, omnipotent
In heav'n and earth below,
Thro' all creations bounds unspent,
Whose streams of goodness flow,
Teach me to know from whence rose
And unto what designed;
Mo private aims let me propose,
Since Iink'd with human kind.
But chief to hear my country's voice.
May all my thoughts incline,
'Tis reasons law, it's virtues choice.
IT'S natures call and thine.
Me from fair freedoms sacred cause
Let nothing eer divide;
Grandeur, nor gold, nor vain applause.
Nor friendship false misguide.
Let me not factions partial hate
Pursue to this lands woe;
Nor grasp the thunder of the state
To wound a private foe.
Ii. for the right, to wish the wrong
My country shall combine.
Single to serve tn erroneous throng.
Spite Of themselves. be mine.
Unknown
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lutiOnary war; was a man OF learning
and the possessor of, for that time, an
extensive library.
Among his books was the log of the
MayfioWer, which SO strangely disap-
peared from the church ediice. This
old library, though still owned by the
church, is at present housed in the
Boston public library. Much of the
pre-revolutiOnary stir of talk centered
around the South meeting house; from
there a party of citizens, being dis
guiSed as Indians, departed on the er-
Eand of tipping the tea into the harbor'
and it was by means Of ladder and
tile fine colonial window behind the
pulpit that Dr. Joseph Warren, before
delivering one Of his stirring adj
dresses, effected his sensational leap
into the midst of the crowd.
In the Civil war the church was as
active as it has always been in times
of national stress, since the wars OF
King Philip. It's pastor, Doctor Man
ming, became a chaplain. and the
CnurCn WAS dSdlu CcHlIdI Injecting
place for discussion and organization.
In the early seventies business, in its
steady growth, encrOached upon the
premises and it's congregation dimin-
ished, in part because Washington
street in those days was eXtraor
dinarily difficult of access by any pub
lie conveyance.
There was talk of removing to a
more residential section, but this idea
met with opposition so large a part
had the church played in public affairs
that the people had come to look upon
the building as their own especial
property. There were obstacles and
litigation, but finally the removal was
effected and the new church in Cop
ley square was dedicated in Deem
Der of 1875.
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MLADf MUzI!

V teto ufadovne name k OBJ
sazeni nlista pro 3 mlade mu-
re, ktefi by 81 prali piiuciti Sc
pozemkovemu obchodu. IRA
dovna otevfena jest cd $50
hod. rano do $50 odpol. Tazte
Sc ma Mr.. Gaskilla, The Klein
man Realty Co., 315 National
City Bldg.
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DlVKA v start cd 18 do 20
let Sc prime k vypomoci pri
domaci praci. Zadne ditky, Ia
dine pradlo. Bude miti svhj po-
kojik koupelnou. Dobry do
NOV pro hodnou dfvku. Zavo-
lejte Fairmont 1926 j. 1923
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Prodam 1rodnou farmu O
6Oti akrech, II mil cd suuaru
v Brecksville, O., je tam vse
zarizeno. Cena pouze $500,
polovic hotove, ostatni ma W.
hodne splatky. - Dale nam
peknou mlekarskou farmu, je
tam 9. krav, 3 kone a vsechno
hospodarske naradi. Cena
$4,000, hotove $1,000. Naleza
Sc V Aurora, O. Nam vfcero
peknych farem v okolf Gle
-velandu V prodeji a ma vyme-
nu. Blizsi podrobnosti sd9li
B. Sacha, 1917 Angelus Ave.
z E. 131 ul. proti kostelu sv
Rodiny. Tel Union 1870 X.
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PRODA Sc novy moderni
dunn pro jednu rodinu 0 sedmi
pokojich a koupelna, 5 Gloss
Closets 2 linnen closed, Fire
place, Bookcases a China cabi-
nets kombinacni fernes, plyn,
elektrika. Naleza Sc " cisle
4O91 E. 1873 ul. z Miles Ave
Vezme sc lot neb druhl NOR
gle. Haste Sc v elsie. 3577 E.
100 ot., z Union. 1920
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PRODA Sc farma O AZ a.
krech, pul mile cd dlazdsne
cesty $ veskerou drodou, do
bytkem a hospodarskymi stroll.
Fripadns Sc vymeni "a NEST
sky majetek. Haste Sc U FIR.
Masaka, Broadway a E. SIS. uI.
mad Fairem, aneb " elsie 3O14
vych. l16 ul. Tel. Primo. ll45
W. 1918
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PRODAJI Sc diva domv. ie-

PRODAJi Sc diva domv. ie-
den els. 4278 <. 1873 ul., 2 mi
nuty Cd Miles Ave. a druhy ma
Angelus Ave-, / minutu od kat.
kostela a skoly, 3 svetnice ma
hofe a dole, krb, skrin ma
knihy "China closet" vse mo-
derne zafizeno. Haste Sc u sta
vitele FIR. Lisyho, 1902 Ferris
Ave. 1O-1a
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DrObrle
0znamky
PRLJME Sc

DfVkY A ZENY Sc prijmou
ma lehci praci V tovarne. Stala
prace a dobry plat. Haste Sc u
American Box Co., 1882 w.
3rd st. 1920
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PRODA Sc novy 5tipokojo-
Wy dunn koupelnou, krbem
vyhfevni peel garazl, je ma
dlazdene ulici, vse v prvnim
poschodi. Cena $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. F. Nejedlik CO.., I1O15
Union Ave. Tel. Broadway
2oo6 - Union 1861 r. ??
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FARMA MA PRODEJ ?

FARMA MA PRODEJ, %
mil od Clevelandu, 5 minut cd
kary. l mill cd dlazdene ce-
sty, Je o IA akrech, so akru or,
ne pudy, 15 akrn lesa a ostat-
III dobre pastviny. Jsou tam z
kravy, diva kone, 2 prasata,
hout slepic, l prasnice, 10 pod
svlncat, pekne obydli, krasne
bane pro 16 kusu hoveziho do-I
bytka, slepicniky, velka uro-
ola a vsechno hospodarske ma
clni. Stehovat sc mono hned
Cena S11500. Haste sc v.
unger, 1886 Central Ave.
1918
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc pekny davenport
"a $1,000 a pohovka Ia $500.
Haste Sc V elsie 5126 Fowler
Ave. 1919
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CTETE! Pronajme Sc byt o
a svetnicich byt o / pokoii
pro pana. Haste Sc " cisle
l24O9 Holborn Ave. - Protla
Sc cihlovy dun ma dlazdene u
licl, aneb Sc vymeni "a farmu.
- Nam v prodeji dunn o Z
svetnicich, koupelna, fernes,
garaz, ktery Sc po pripade w.
meni "a jiny majetek. - PIX
nou farmu 0 sd akrech. Sc
vsim zarizenim, aneb Sc vyme
nj Bllzsi sdsli Tom. Suchy,
0602 Beckman Ave. Tel
Princt. 1876 w. I?
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PRODA Sc moderni dim.
bungalow, 6 syetnic a koupel-
ma, velky lot, 40 pri 145 str.
garage. sIeplcnik. da sc lev
ne. Haste Sc v elsie 1866 E..
lao st. v Mt. Pleasant. 1913
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byla ma chyili prichodem Judi
ty, ktera- jala Sc chystati ma
stul, jejz pokryla nejlepsim u
brusem, nacez prinesla kavu,
horke zemle, maslo, smazene
ryby a pecene slepice.
"Prosim, prisednete", zval
Justin, ''je to nase obycejna ho-
dina pro svacinu".
Mlady distojnik Sc neupej-
pal, ale bezr zdrahani prisedl
ku stolu. Behem jidla byla roz-
mluva velmi ziva, nebot' tykala
Sc zastoje, ktery zajimal stej-
nym dilem vsechny pritomne,
totizi bratrovrazedna valka Sc
veru proti 'Jihu.
Mlady ddstojnik vypravel
mnohe podrobnosti o, bitve u
Bull Run, kde vojsko spolkove
bylo Jizany porazeno ma hlavu,,
neopomenul ale vysloviti made
il, re pomery ty zmeni Sc brZy
a re ma konec Spojene Staty III
stanou viteznymi.
Pc svacine mlady d1stojnik
povstal chystal Sc k odchodu,
prave, re kapitan bude oceka-
vati jej jeho Zpravu jiz S ne,
trpelivosti.
"Jsem presvedcen, re kapi-
tan mas pride sem osobne, ably
vas navstivil a pozeptal sc po
vasich pranich. Jak dlouho zde
prodlime, neni mne znamo; my
slim, re nskolik dni; doufam
vsak, re odplujete nami?"
"Nebude-li kapitan miti mic
proti tomu, zajiste", odvetil Ju
stin usmevem.
"Sdelil jsem vam ii,z re ne
plujeme domu, ale krizuiice v
techto vodach, patrame po NOR
skych lupicich, kteri znepoko-
juji nase obchodni lode a. kaz-
dy den muzeme ocekavati krva
YOU srazku S mimi. Necht' je to-
mu vsak jakkoli, lepe bude
vam pTec, budete-li nami, nez
abyste zustali Zde".
"Oh, nekonecn6 lepe. X to-
mu pax muzeme rozmnoziti va
Sc zasoby ma cerstvem maSu
ruznych plodinach zahradnich
o mnoho. A prijde-li to k boil S
morskymi lupici, tn bude mi po
tesenim, budu-li Sc no moci SUI
castniti", pravil Justin.
"Troth, tax ucinim i ja",
ymisila Sc do rozhovoru Judita.
"Dekuii YAM, miss Riordan.
Wy jste druha Moll Pitcher,
odpovedel mlady muz Sc smi-
chem, nacez obrativ Sc k Justi-
novi, dodal:
"Nemohl byste mne dopro-
vazeti ma lod'? Jsem presved-
cen, re mas kapitan rad sc Sc
znami vami a bude vas pax
provazeti ma zpatecni ceste".
"Diky; uCinim tax radosti,
predpokladaje, re osoba mole
nebude vam ma obtiz".
"Na obtiz? Zrovna opacne! /!
Budu NIT toho velkou radost
q pokfadati sobe "a Cest, ze--
Jmena, provodite-li mne vsich-
nj. Nechtela by slecna Conyers
podivati Sc Ma nasi LODI"
Justin dotazne pohledl Ma
Britomartu, tato vsak odpov6-
della ihned:
"Dekuji. Dnes neni to moz.
ne - az nekdy jindy!"
Dustojnikovi nezbylo mic,
nezli sc porouceti, coz ucinil S
velkou dvornosti a nasledovan
Justinem, kraceli ku sve lod'ce,
ktera Ia pet minut zanesla je k
velke lodi.
Kapitan teto stal jiz ma pa
lube, ably uvital cizince osobne.
Porucik pokrocil o krok ku pre-
du pozdraviv sveho predsta-
veneho po vojensku, predstavil
jeJ Justinu CO kapitana Yetso-
ma, velitele valecne lode Ky
phias.
PAN Justin Rosenthal 2
Washlngtonu" predstavoval
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PRODAM zachovaly dunn
pro | rodinu. 6 svetnic, kou-
pelna, zachod dole, pekny
sklep a puda. Dunn je blize ko-
stella sv. Prokopa V ceskem o.
kOII ITd zap. StTdHe. GeHa
$4,000, Blizsi Sc sdeli V els.
3414 zap. A ul. 1920
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ZTRATILY Sc 4 husy ma
E. 13O ul. patku ma sobotu.
Kdo by o Mich vedel, necht'
laskave zavola telefonem u
MON 901 r. 1918
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PRODA Sc ddm 5ti poko-
Jlch, elektrika, koupelna a il
ne zafizeni. Cena $4,000, hoto-
We $500, ostatni' ma splatky
$4,000 mesicne. Haste Sc els.
93l5 Benham ul. Vezmete u
Mon karu k E. los ul, 1O.1s
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OOOO0OOOooooeOoaooooeooaoe
Zajata nevesta.
Ron,6n ve etyrech dlech Cd p D. E. N SouthworthoyS
Pro "Domacnost' pfeloMl Hugo Chotek.
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le: "Pan Rosenthal byl jednim
z cestujicich ma stroskotane W.
chodo-indicke lodi Sultana a S
dvema spolecniky jen wren
ma pusty tento ostrov".
! "Buh zehnej moji dust "a Ii
va! Pojd'te rychle do me kaju-
ty a vypijte Sc mnou lahev vi
na!" zvolal kapitan, jakoby Ju
stin jiz jiz zmiral zizni a "a
chranen byl Sc stroskotane lodi
teprve nyni.
Kapitan Yetsom byl muz
prostredni velikosti, ale rame-
naty silny, velkou hlavou,
sirokym oblicejem a tlustymi
rty. Oden byl We stejnokroj ma
mofniho kapitana Spojenych
Statu.
'Pojd'te rychle do me kaju-
ty a vypijte Sc mnou lahev Vi
ma, opakoval, tahna Justina S
sebou.
"Diky, kapitane. Do vaseho
"sanctum" p1jdu radosti, a
vsak obcerstveni nepotrebuji
zadneho, protoze pred chvili
vstali jsme cd svaciny".
"Ah, to je nesmysl - w pre-
ce musite neco pit Par sklenic
dobreho vina vas Ease obcer-
stvi. Jen pojd'te. Buh zehnej
moji dust, jake to nestesti! u
topili Sc vsichni?"
"Vsichni, vyjma tri", odve-
til, nasleduje pohostinneho ka-
pitana do jeho kajuty.
A tn pri starem, vylezelem
vinu musel Justin vypraveti o
svych strasnych zkusenostech
pri stroskotani lode a poslou-
chati ma vzajem jednotlivosti
nest'astnych pro unionisty BIZ
tev u Bethel, Manassas a Balls
Bluff.
ia pfisel ma lod' vasi ma
deli, re budete mne provazeti
ma ostrov a zustanete nasim no
stem cely vecer", pravil.
NE dnes", odpovedel kapi-
tan. Mona, re Ultra. My bu-
deme muset prodliti tn pri nej-
menSim tri nebo ctyri dny, ne
bot mas lodni tesar sdelil mi,
ze lod' nase je vice poskozena,
nezli mel "a to, po povrchni
prohlidce, a re vezme to vetsi
cast tydne, nezli budeme moci
odvaziti Sc ma vysoke more.
Donfam, re az odplujeme, bu-
dete nalezati Sc V nasi, spolec-
nosti. CT snad hodlate Sc ma o.
strovu tom usaditi trvale?"
ooh, nikoli! ia a me spolec-
nice vyhnanstvi budeme
st'astni. kdyz vezmete mas ma
lod' a zavezete zpet do nasi
vlasti".
ITO ucimm S nejvetsi RADIO
sti. Pamatujte vsak, re nesli-
buji vam, dovezti vas domu pri
mo. Pred sebou name delsi
plavbu jeste a MONA, ze neod-
'bude Sc to bez iedne, nebo wi
ce krvavych srazek S morskymi
loupezniky", vysvetloval kapi-
tan.
"To nam nebude ma zavadu !
x priJde-ffii to tbfttce rebel
skymi lupici, sdcastnim sc boje
podle svych sill a svoji mozno-
sti".
ITO vam dovolim".
"A jeste neco, mily kapita-
ne. ia mann ma ostrove velke
mnozstvi cerstvych potravin,
pozustavajici re ziveho dobyt-
ka, cerstve zeleniny, ryb, vajec,
ovoce, drubeze a tomu podoh-
ne a vse to stoji vam k dispo-
sici".
oh, mne ami nenapada, a.
bych oloupil vas o vase tezce
zskane zasoby", pravil kapi-
tan navzdor skutecnosti, ze by
rad pochutnal 81 Ease jednou
na cerstve zelenine a masu, ne
bot kuchyn lodni byla pritom-
ne zasobena velmi spatne la
1.
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt o A po-
koJich, koupelna, elektrika,
plyn, fernes a jine zarizenf.
Haste Sc v els. 1896 South
view Ave. z vych. 131 ul.
1920
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neb dyourodinny, poblize E.
30. ul. neb Broadway. Prostred
mix vyloucen. Nabidku zaslete
do adm. Sveta pod znackou B.
r. 1918
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PRODAM dobre zachovaly

PRODAM dobre zachoyaly
Jednorodinny dunn, pet svetnic.
koupelna a zachod dole, sklep
a puda. Naleza sc blize kostela
sy. Prokopa ma zap. strane,
blize Clark Ave. Haste Sc {.
54l4 zap. "a. ul., blize Storer
Ave. 1919
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PRIME Sc pradlena ma 10
dine V tydnu. Adressa Sc sdeIi
v adm. Sveta. 1918
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma o So akrech Sc vsim zari-
zenim, pouze IA mil od squa-
ru. blize Berea kary. Blizsi
sdeli J. F. Neledlik Co.. t1O15
Union Ave. Tel. Broadway
1886 - Union 1861 r. /?
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PRODA Sc zelezna postel a
pera a pekny stolek. Haste Sc
V cis. 1856 E. 83 st. nahore.
1920
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn o sedmi mistnostech, vse
mOdern6 zariZeno. Haste Sc v
elsie 3446 +. Sd. ul. z Hamm.
1923
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PRONAJME Sc velky sal
pro jakoukoli zabavu nebo
pro schuze. Haste sc V elsie
1920 Warren st. 1n-2o
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
S maJetkem, dobre Sc vypla-
ceJlcl V ceske ctvrti. Proda-li
Sc do 70. fijDa, da Sc O $500
ievneJi. Adressa Sc sdeli v adm.
oVeta. 1918
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-22
Sullivan umminus

a very pretty wedding was SOL
ernnized at Saint Josephs church,
monday morning when Anna lbs
eph1ne Cummings OF Randolph. ne
came the bride of John Patrick Sui
llVan Of Biddeford. Rev. p. H.
Aearuon celebrated the uuptial mass
ana performed the marriage cere-
mony, the double ring service being
useG- The attendants were Miss
Mary Cummings. 4 sister of the
BRIDE, and Stephen Monaghan. The
wedding march WIS played By Miss
Eleanor Kelley. The brides gown
was OF white georgette. with veil
fastened with roses. and the briue
CARRIED bouquet OF white sweet
peas. The bridesmaid wore voiie.
picture hat I'd match and carried
sweet peas
The bride Is the daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. James Cummings of Ran
dolph and for several years has been
employed as bDDkkesper Aor the s.
D. Warren Co. The groom is the
son Of Mrs. Mary Sullivan of Lewis
tun and is d well known tenor sing
er- he is q foreman for the Me-
chanic chne Co. OF Biddeforu. Both
are popular young people in the city
and viii be followed nv the hearty
oes1 wishes Of q host OF friends.
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my father gnd his father "
and I think II is very FITTING that a
lasting memorial Of this kind should
be erected and II is. therefore. q
pleasure I'd tinnate tne property"
Undoubtedly the new fire station
tarion has been extended to Mr. Hart
ford and his family TO attend, as
guests uf the city. the dedication ex-
ercises upon completion uf the srrne-
1ure.
The annual appropriation. amount
ing TO SASH. BOISE. and roll of ac-
counts No. 6. amounting te So, 49, Is.
received passage. Permission was
granted Alfred Hall 10 move the
building located al Is Capitol street
owned by the Augusta Real Estate
Association. To a paint III the rear of
the AUGUSTA House al Sc GROVE street.
The cemetery crew came in FUR an
increase in wages. the daily wage for
laborers 10 be S2.7b Rnd che foreman
ID receive 81
Cab drivers Licenses were granted
70 the following: J. = Jenness,
George A. Bryant Mrs w. H. Bailey
Louis H. Dutil. Joseph Blanchette.
Archie G. Morrow, Fred H Doyle. Ca
Tx Blouin and Thomas Tlunte. An
auctiuneer's license WIS granted 70 D
:. Eysom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Dorothy Dalton Has
Novel Dual Role In
1.-The Dark Mirror"

vividiy contrasting scenes are
feature Of The Dark Mirror" in
which Dorothy Dalton Is starring at
the Acme theatre today. Miss Dali
ton has d dual role Of u society girl
and her exact counterpart. a beauty
of the New York slums. This in
tensely interesting Paramount Art
craft picture Is based on Louis 10
seph Vance's popular novel. The
character nf the STORY necessitared
shooting" episodes IN the luZuri-
Gus homes Of the idle rich and on the
famous Bowerv Of New York Scenes
in which Miss Dalton is the expuis-
itely guwned debutante follow IN
-apid succession those where she ap-
pears as the ragged belle of the
Chinatown gang. The always alb
sorning Paramount Magazine and
the eighth episode of THE Silent
Avenger" starring William Duncan
TOPS of a bill Of unusual merit
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-22

.bra-, nall was filed ON Monday
,f,a-noar 70 listen 10 the piano re-
.,r-s -,rer w the pupils OF Miss Flor
.s.se : Moody. All acquitted them
selves exceedingly well and reflected
.--a5i. upon themselves and tflir in
srr-.ress. The following participat-
Il, Fre1 ETinsiow, Valencia Sprowl,
.Nara and Chester Marson. katheryn
.pca 3hv4lis Hartman. Richard
srone 7hvI!is Smith. Ruth Crockett,
Eoge-, Manson Doris FUve. AltneA
S,aner lanes Spear-n. Madeline Rel
4.za sparrow. Irene Palmer,
ge-r 8rown. Elizabeth Harmon.
Iu..4 -unan. Marlon Clark. Frances
ae.dbarr Mildred Berry, John Leigh
III. -.ols White. Evelyn Plummer,
Eleanor Scot. Grace Smith. Clara
I,szmoEd. Hespe, Frost, EVELYN Lib
b. Efaza. Brown. Marion Malaney,
.fsorge savage. Lillian Winslade. Ma
male Emerson. Eiola Rice Velma
yawst. Kenneth GrDdsr. Estelle
ToE-ncs. Katherine and Josephine
Religion Donald Ireland. Ethel Cold
gsr- Bertha 2u-dv, Eldena and Marie
Villains Elizabeth Canavan, BerTice
s,2nulst Edwin Harlow. Mary Hoi-
AM Glacvs Dutton. Mildred Ridley,
lara Fovies, Charles Black. Ethel
Hooper Marion Moves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-22
COMING EVENTS

June 2e-2$-Bates Commencement.
June 2l-26-Oid Home Week Free
port.
June 22-Aroostook County Medical
Association, t1oultun
June 2@-Supreme Court Law term.
Portland
June 22-24-BowouIn College class oF
1870, 45th reunion. Brunswick
june 2%-GTGvernOr Coolidge guest al
Bates College Commencement. Lew
June 2S-The S-th annual convention
Of Waldo Co. W {. Z [ al Monroe
Grange nah.
June 2o-24-Bowdoin College Conn
mencsment. Brunswick.
June T-P-fmary election.
June 22-Supreme Court. Law Term
Portland. Ia
June - = AndruscuEE:n Pomona
Grange. East Livermore
June 2s-2--ReunIon Of 5th Maine Reg.
Assn, Peaks Island.
June 25-Meeting of Governor and
Council 10 A IL, standard time
Augusta.
June 25-Muine Livestock Breeders,
Association fielu Gay, A. ". Abbott
Farm. Augusta.
June 2b-Centennial celebration, Frpt-
port
June Ss-Ftrst annual reunion of 1gst
Trench Mortar Battery at Peaks
June DISCRIMINATION for State Cert
flcates OF Teachers al Auburn, An
Eusta. Bangor Bath, Belfast Ellis
worth, Pennington. Fort Kent Lin
coin. MachIas, North Berwick.
Pressure Isle, Portland. Rockland.
Rumfnrd and Skowhegan.
June 2s-The 1@0th anniversary of
Portland Mechanic Blues Veteran
Assn. at Dunstan.
June 1-3e-Colhv Ger tennial
June 2S-IenOCratic National Cnr-
ventIun meets III san Francisco
K--lf Autr. Hernr
Dration, Portland
June @-New England Commercial Ex-
ecutives at Portland
June 2s-SG-MRine Medical Associa-
tluns annual meeting al Augusta
July 1-S-MaIne Sportsmen s Fish and
Game ASS n. Belgrade Lakes.
July New England Firemen Muster
Portland.
July 1915 Veterinarians Bureau
men live stock sanitary commits
sioners' Conf. Portland
Aug. Midsummer scheoi OF cit.xcp-,
snip for women. al Bates College.
Aug. 6-l4-Maine School Of Religious
Education. Ptttsfield-
Ang. ae-Sept b Central Maine fair
Waterviile
Aug. 22-Mine Pharmaceutical any
Special meeting, Augusta.
Sept. 1-S-Annual meeting Niaine
Pharmaceutical Assn. al Pruut's
Neck
Sept l-s-Maine Druggists Association.
Portland.
Sept s-e-Cunvention of the Y. MIA
and Y, W. Il. A. Portland
Sept. Estate election
Sept. l4-I7-Mains state fair ut Levin
ton.
Sept. e-oct. 1-2-Music Festival at BAN
Eor.
Oct. 1. and e-Muslc Festival nj PORT
land
Oct. 7-s-Maine State conference OF M
ctal welfare at State House. Augusta.
A
annual meeting Bangor
Nov 2-Presidential election.
Nov. ID-l9-Nafionnl Grange in MT
CHANCES hall Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-22
Baseball Material

r-ec H., E civilian empioyes of
A-ny has returned from
E =. Nazs., where ne has been
'ro 49,, +-,ends. and attending the
II -"|,-@-l0n Of MS brother, Charles
i"~ - --oIr the Abingdon High
.sssoo. ,,,s a,- a,.,,.r+
,,ats-,a. eor The R P Hazzard bah
ae MS duties 1T the present
%. 70 &. NAT factory. He Is well
as nau player of ability,
- ore -5ut playing with Brockton
y .ns sew England League and
n me r.nckiand team IN the Old
.-a,ony League.
rosept Eenney Of Roxpury, Mass,
-. ano-nrr government employee
'-nx loc.tel with the 2 P Hazard
~ * another bail player of CON-
,,sa--.nl. uurH