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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

We specially invite YOU 10 attend our
Introductory sale on Rugs Monday NJ
The Home Beautiful EOS Polk Street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
PHILADELPHIAWOMAN
) MADE STATE fLECTOR.
Mrs, Ellen Duane Davis Is Nom.
inatd for Post as Demo-
cratic Candidate

A Philadelphia woman has been
non mated by Governor Cox and Frank
lin ID. Roosevelt as Democratic
elector at large in Pennsylvania. \
She is Mrs. Ellen Duane Davis. and
she has been nominated 70 iill va
cancy, 1t was announced at Democratic
national headquarters, in New York.
Mrs. Davis is the first woman to be
chosen as presidential elector by
either the Republican or Democratic
party. -
She is a direct descendant of Benja-
min Franklin, and is well known in
Philadelphia through her social ac-
tivities and her work among, women s
political organizations. ~.
Mrs. Davis's nomination, il was an
nounced at Harrisburg, has been certi-
fled by the Democratic state committee
to the secretary of state of Pennsyl-
yania. The vacancy to which Mrs.
Davis Is appointed was caused by the
resignation of J. w. Mckinney, of
Crawford county. =
Mrs. Davis is at present motoring
with. her husband, DR.. Edward p
Davis, Of Philadelphia, from Maine,
She lives at 25O South Twenty first
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
-. =
R0VENHITSDELAY' 7
!. ON SCHOOL HEAD
,.o,ast Becomes Widespread
Against Delay in Filling,
Carber's Post ,
REeBER DOES NOT CARE

r,,,,i, N f,owen. member Of the com .
-,,,ss on superinteneence Of the BoaFo
- rducntion. believes "it Is time some
W.. uas done" in the matter OF get
., - . successor for DIR. John +. CARRIER
w. !. Ss,,perintendent Of schools.
"No meeting Of the committee mas
,.,n hold since the spring" said Mr..
powsn. % ~ have been waiting for Dim
.,- Beeber, the chairman; to call the
.ommttee together
Nr Rowen voiced protest that has
,,.ome widespread at the failure OF the
.necia, committee on srperintenden% TO
,,o,s IN the important matter OK nam
inS Dr, Garber's successor.
'ps ,bouph DR.. Garber's term expires
o.,nber III, II was pointed out no con.
oswt os.."s IN aelect new man. No report
p..1he hosn made to the board itself OF
nss yo nropress made, although several
naynbsrs y both publicly and privately
memVb men esbed for information.
nn1 Ths hoard holds its next meeting
o,,nher 12 and to elect new man for
Vovsnber, when Doctor CARRIER retires,
!, n;il be necessary TO hct quickly.
W.. NJ Beeber was asked IL meeting
:, tba committee had been called or
would be called In week or 80. he
replied that he did not know. lie
was also questioned as to whether the
election Of the superintendent would
take place at the next meeting OF the
board. ,, >, -, >,
Beeber. tr ....
Many Names Considered
Are many names being consideredT'
n was questioned.
"Yes. a large number, but some have
been eliminated. understand more
are being added every day;
"Do YOU know, Mr.. Beeber, that
.ducators all over the city are making
nnfayorable comments on the secretive-
ness and failure Of the committee to
show actionF
~ don't care what they think"
mid Mr.. Beeber.
Mr.. Beeber also declared emphatically
that the meeting to consider recon-
mendations for final choice for the
post would not be public one. Some
members OF Ine DOHTu nave btOOu out
for public sessions on this matter and
ali the information that could be
secured in this way, to aid them in
selection.
When publicly questioned by Mrs.
William Lingelbach, member of the
board at the September meeting, Mr..
Beeber said that much had been done
BY the committee and great deal more
would be done. He also stated that q
meeting Of the committee would be held
In few weeks and that II was possible
that the name Of the man selected would
come before the LOard for approval at
the October meeting. ....
Joseph W. Catharine, another mem.
Der of the committee, again reiterated
bis stand that the widest and most open
search should be instituted for the
proper man for the post Of head of the
school system and that he should have
the highest possible qualifications. also
that an increased salary be paid and
the tenure Of office be heightened. He
made number Of recommendations to
the Committee concerning educators
considered eligible for the post. He
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01

Y length Australian Seal
Coat with cape collar and
bell cuffs of skunk, squirrel
or Australian oposs u m.
Value, 245.00.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01

Handsome Taupe Nutria
Coat with monk collar, bell
cuffs and border. Ripple
back and belted front,
Value, 295.00, q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
Every New Materi
Every New Color \
Every Pattern

There isn't a style, color or
material any man could hope
for but what is represented in
this wonderful showing.
And best of all-Mr. Hill can
fit any and every man, whether
he be tall, short, slim, stout or
regular.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-01
Aus. Seal & Kolinsky Ma,

Y length Australian Seal and q
Kolinsky Marmot Coats, with "
large cape collar and bell cuffs
Of self fur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Fairfield Farm Bureau Field Day
70 ne heid al the farm AZ X. ".
Tozier, Fairfield Center AUGUST q.
Everyone welcome
Spors-A contest among ma
Farm Bureau. Fairfield Center Rc~~.
Club and the Mort Fairfield Sovs'
Club.
$50 4. Moo ward dash; snnt
put: baseball throw; weighing en-
test open 70 all present. Anpro-
pirate pr-Zes 70 De awarded 20 the
heaviest ana ightesr man ana WON
an.
l6.l5-Address by Chairman of
locA Farm Bureau; snerr talks By
PROTECT Leaders
18-s5-Pouitry CuIiing demanst.a-
ton--ounrv Agent Storer
II M--PiCnic dinner Coffee turn
shed free All 10 bring cups and
milk.
P Mug of War. North Fair
field Beys' Club VS.. Fairfield Center
Bors' Club: Tug Of War Winner rs.
Farm Bureau
LSO--AdGrssE Mr. Storer
a.3n-BaIi Game Farm Bureau Va.
Bows Clubs.
s.3e-SaIl game. North Fairfield 70.
Fairfield Center
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
FAIRFIELD

Misc Susan Hatch Friday under
tnnslls ar her home
Mr. and Mrs. 2 II A-champo and
daughter VINO have been visiting Mrs
". r. h-eger nave returned 70 their
home n Syracuse Ny.
-heina woodman IS employed al
Emery K Browns store n Water
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brown are
guests a. the home If Herbert =
Brown On Main street
Miss Caroline Piper Of Auburn Is
the guest of the Misses Mary aad
Ruth Piper
NJ. and Mrs Files are enjoying a
short vacation IN ABBOT
Miss Era Beane who IS training 20
oe nurse az The Presbyterian nos
pital in New York Is The CUES, of
Miss Margaret -orrnan
Mrs. Eva P-arT Owen, dean II Oak
Grove Seminary, s the guest Of
friends n town.
M and Mrs Charles johnson are
listing friends n v3nAow.
Mrs. r. 8. Drisco and dausats-
Marion, called On friends IN North
Fassalbpro Thursday.
M, ana Mrs. T. Q. Savage passed
lasr week AT Liberty
G 8. Horne, who has been visit
lng relatives n own, has returned 70
Nsw York where he is employed.
Mr. anc Mrs Joseph spencsr II
bosfon are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. My-on White.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

negative. Albert MacMa aon and Z
n. Bunker.
Judge Turner BuswelI Of ssior
was AT the court house on business
Frcday
The Russell Relief Corps met II
the Grand Army Hall Friday after
noon. Because of the small al
tencance the meeting was ad-
Journed directly after being called to
order. The next meeting will ne
held On the third Friday N SepUem-
Der N the Grand Army hall
Miss Alice Carter, who mas been
The guest Of her sister. Mrs 0ralo
Raw al her home on Beach hill for q
few weeks. returned the last Of the
week % her home IN West Giouces-
Ter. Mass.
On Friday of this week a meet.
ing Of great interest 70 crcnardisis
viii be held az the farm Of Henry
Wentworth On the Back road. about
Eve miles cut of town. The AZ
rangements are being made sy Vii.
lam c. Robinson. 4 director Of Iht
Name Pom biological Society, and III
orcnardist of North Anscn. There
viii be TWO sessions, one Al II
o'clock and the other AZ O'clock
The speakers are 70 De rrof. T. Il
Geurisy sf Durham, y. H, County
Agent q A. Yea-on of NORWAY. G
= Pierce af Buckield and Prof Il
3. Sveetser of the University OF
Name. a picnic dinner viii DC
served and free coffee furnished C
al present
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 6. Lord and
daughters. Marion, Helen and PRS
ella. and son Harold. have returned
from a TWO days trip To Greenvlils
and Ripogenus. going by the way OF
Harmony and returned by GuiItorc
and St. Adams.
Mrs. Ahnie K wiides went 10 Port
Land Sarurdav. being called there er
the death IF ser sister-in-lRw, Mrs
NAV Wildes Davis. whase fune-al was
held sa1uTaa- afternoon at the honf
Of .er son- Clinton Davis. Mrs Davis
was tae daughter ef the late Chl. VII
liam wildes and the sister sf the late
william Z wtldes and the aall-sistes
IF Mrs Alice wtlaes Andersen Of
Pirtsfieia Mrs. wildes returned Sat
u-day night
Mrs. Waiter Laurvsen. VINO has beer
the guest IF her sister, Mrs " G
Kennedy departed SATURDAY morning
cor ner home n st George. Canada
Mrs Kennedy accompanied ncr as far
as Jackmsn-
Joseph P;shop and son Eddie re.
turned 10 their home u Caribou Sarur-
lay morning after visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs Joseph Thibodeau on Parkrnsr
Hill street
Mr. ana Mrs Eoser; Tane- and Miss
Betty Decker returned Saturday q
New YORK SITTER being guests for a Few
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

regular operator. Mrs. Emma Dean,
VINO s enjoying a snort vaca1un-
Leon -ilcomh. ia y-nasIer for the
Great Northern Paper Co. returned
10 Bangor Friday. a:-er passing a Few
days Win Mrs. Tttcomb al their
home on summer street
Mrs A M Hall and daughter,
Gladys Of Springfield, Mass have
been Z Town yn a uT2et business IT'D.
Mrs. James Murphy. daughter E.
sic. Nj and Mrs. Ernest Gilman Of
soon ana Mrs. Harms Williams Of
North A-sop. were = own Saturday
shopping.
Mr ana Mrs. Newton Rove If
Bigeinw hlu. have recently enter
tanned Mrs. Rowe's father +. n.
Parklnan OF Ca-als, slsTer. Mrs
Stella EIrrhAu OF California ana ner
brother ana VIE. Nj ana Mrs. Frank
Brooks and n e1uur Brooks children.
Mrs -urnbaII Went q Calais with
her father. ouT VIII return 70 Skow-
hogan for a .anEer visit WIN Mrs.
Rowe befora returning 70 aer home
Mss Gladys HAYDEN Of CornyIlle
was r Iown shopping Saturday.
Mrs. Alden Boswor-a and Mrs.
Cyrus Bernard PASSED SaVurdav
afternoon Waterville.
Mrs. Eta Gooorich PASSED the
week END AZ lakewood win aer
daughter, MIS-. Ernest Green OF Chi
-aco, VINO s surnmerlng az me axe.
NJ. ana Mrs tt Z. WhIrTen are -
tertaInIpg M and Mrs Percy Ward
and son. Sumner, Mrs. Wards
mother Mrs. Mary Rowel 81 Fax
croft ana Mr. ana Ms Be-- Rogers
Of Warey~--Iie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
OAKLAND

M ana Mrs. Edward Nay-aznore
q Belgrade LAKES were CHESTS Fri
1ay II MS. Na--anore norher.
Mrs Mary Peavey Of Water street
M ana Mrs. Arthur Buwden an1
daughters. Dorothy ana Marion. #
Caribou ana Ms Eddie Bowden II
Wafe-v,lie. We're guests Friday #
Mrs Wellington Ellis.
MISS ~la1ssa Wheeler me Young
daughter T M ana Mrs, Charles
Wheeler mas gone I'D Sidney 70 risIr
her aunt MS. Deiwin Weeks.
Charles Decker M ana Ms A.
den Sarage ana daughter, Ruin. have
: returned from 4 snnrt VISIT with -ela-
-veS n Mercer.
MISS PheonA Brown. chief operator
n ne ONCE of the New England
Telephone CO. is enjoying tvo
WEEKS vacauon with relatives n
MiiIlnccke1
Ear Goodwin was 4 business us
nor \ Lewiston F~.uay
Mrs. Isa Del CARY. WAC mas been :
guess al ne home NJ NJ and Mrs.
Z. =. EunIor. returned Friday 70 ner
nome r LIver-nure Falls
MISS Evelyn Smell went 70 Wood
lords Friday % v-slt Mrs. @ r.
Brooks tor week.
Mrs. Grace Campbell. VINO mas oeen
listing her mother Mrs Cara
Bicktord. for week, returned sa1ur-
dag 70 her nome n LArone.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis ana rwa
children II lewiston. ara guests nf
Mrs Lewis sister Mrs. Lewis
Croweli
Mrs Qr1lla Cochran mas gone q
Augusta 20 rlsst trends for a few
DAYS
Ms Antonio Williams has recow-
ered ram a severe ar-ack of lcrsi-
Iir1s.
William Lo,hrop and daughter
Ms. Walter Parent and Mrs Clrde
Salle nave returned from a vslt with
friends in Bath
Edward Robinson of Augusta is
guest al The nome Of his uncle
Charles Cornfor-h Of Fairfield street
Mr. and Mrs. George Luce and sons,
Bertrand and Clyde Luce, have gone
TO Temple Heights for a few days.
Judge Moore Of New York CRY mas
arrived IN town ana viii pass a vaca-
non a. his summer home al Oakland
Heights.
M. and Mrs. Lester Andrews lefr
Friday on an auto TRIP 10 Boston and
VICINITY
Mrs. Durgin was a guest Thursday
night al the home of Mrs. T. A
StllrreVant of Oakland Heights. re-
turning Friday morning 10 her home
n Harpswell. She was accompanied
by her son. Elford Durg1n Of woIlas-
ton, Mass, VINO Is passing his vaca-
t,nn with relatives here and VINO VIII
ne her gzIest for a time.
Mrs. r II. Parkrnan and Mrs Jesse
HaIletT were visitors n Portland Fri
day
Miss Violsf York. accompanied oy
Ralph StUwe!I. J-. ana Miss Doro-
thea StoweIl, went 70 lewiston Fri
day, 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Stewen for a week
oscar Gerry N Skcwnegan IS visit
ing his daughter. Mrs Roy Sswteile
Mrs Minna Nelson of Portland Is
a guest If Mrs. Harry Dame.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Hutcnins ~
Portland are visiting MI Eu-c1ins
brother, c. z. Eutchins. and his ns-
ter, Miss Edna Hurchins.
{. c. Hutchins. Miss Edna Hutch
ms and their brother and wife. MI
and Mrs Fred Hutcnins Of Portland,
attended the annual reunion of the
Hutchins family Thursday al New
Portland
Kendeil Decker. who has been viE,t-
ing his aunt, Mrs Alden Savage has
gone 10 Belgrade 70 visit his mother,
Mrs Annie Tihnsf-R
Mrs Annie ribberts of Belgrade
was a guest Friday If relatives in
iown.
Sturgeon Hoar WIN has been con-
fined To his home by Illness, in able 20
ne out again.
Ar and Mrs. Russell Preston and
M and Mrs. waltsr Htchccck and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

s -er-.a. meeting Of Skcwhe-
1r.c.e VII De ae!d On Wednes-
evening. A4g. - \ Grange hall
-.ac .or ne evening VIII be
kzssa 7y Mss Nlrg.nla si1-cH-
~.t 1-st ana second degrees
NJ Conferred. TIE topic for dis
oI $ 70 what extent should
e.y influence taelr children n
c.nlos u location. The dis
I!a1 ". oe opened oy Herner-
r-ar .nc Roland r Patien.
(r u. oe some literary numbers
l.. program.
g. 1uepe-dert- Reporter force
entertained al Eaton Mountain
~.-rsaay 1.grL 4 delicious
ec oeSr supper was served.
}, re supper I nike ap 70 noun
MS greatly en50yed.
n K a -haEe mas been PASS
tev lays WITH her daughter
as. -usoznd, Attorney ana Ms
f-as Weeks T Walervllle Al
pss Prrd where hey are enjoy
I -ev weeks outing.
IS Ne--k Cavls. vhe mas been
CUES. @: Mss Ehs NJ Nve, mas
'nsc . 1er home n Canaan.
III - Ne-se1 went 20 Lakesl &c
- Q. Is week. where she VII
-ew waeKs al aer cottage.
VI. os .ol7ed here ny her
F.,e' 4-t Bertrand Melvin and
q. T2r@-v.,le.
4a~es Decker and son
= --ga-or. anG 1f-s. James
2; 9v'1cils. \ 7. acd aer
ae' Mrs. Bradshaw Of New
NO are vlNt1ng n Brighton.
! ,o~n F-:day calling on Mrs.
As' s.Ter Ars. Ernest 4.
Ee.
T -.EZ't WATSON. lecturer Of
RISE POMONA. aas announced
'-uol meeting 70 De held to-
~ -escaT August -. with
a~acF 2:vAr Grange al Mercer.
- as Veteran day ana al VET
= -1e w. War and their
IRE anrc.a-,v -nv.ted 70 be
vi a ne 1.ane- and 70 attend
-''saeu1 meeting. The aftn
: FL oe gwen AZ me morning
Vt re program Of the after
zessor as follows: address
''0ot1t- wo-tAy master Of Sandy
hEe response. worthy
uc o 7auona, a. L Brown;
'>1t . - Veterans. worthy lee
as Pomona Mrs LINE
espoHS. Mayer John ".
soIE au.-: reading Eva
soh Fed Eatch: reading
ifiT ana End Williamson
~ ana Mrs.. McMahoue;
Fae@ = nan goes out Of
" Business o. pleasure. should
- r Vt ann affirmative.
-''-tr'.r Eugene na-fo--I1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
BELFAST

The annual field day Of the Waldo
County Pomona Grange. viii ne held
On Aug. e4tn al Rings Grove. Mont y
vile. STATE Master Thompson and
rr. AleY. President of University II
Maine. VIII ne the speakers and Hon.
Frederic Il Pa-khursr Of Bangor. Re-
publican nominee for Governor. Is al
so on the program. Mrs. Eotr1s Ed
wards York viii read and ne liberty
Band viii furnish music The govs'
and Girls Agricultural clubs Will also
assist and a picnic dinner VIII ne
served
Mrs. Florence TAYLOR formerly OF
Suckspor-- mas been engaged as ma
irons OF the CHRIS Home. owned bv
the Children 8 Ala Society of Maine.
and situated n NorThport avenue
Belfast She will assume her new
duties on sept. LIST. The annual lawn
feIe for me benefit Of the Home takes
places IN Wednesday from 3 70 !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
NORTHPORT

The annual Northpors Campmess-
ing will open in weslyan Grsve audi
torlun on Monday. Aug % and con
tinue through the ssth. The daily
program includes addresses sv Rev
Edward r. Brewster If Portland. On
Letters Of the Church. and BY Rev
George r Durr1n. ., .. % Chicago
member Of the staff of the central Of
fce Of the Epworth League on fhe
Working Methods Of Jesus. AuR
2Tth vii be Epworth League day
with addresses, pageant ana recsea-
ton. Prof Leroy Lyon Of Bangor IL
soioiss and musical director. rhe an
nual business meeting of the Wesleyan
Grove Association viii be held in ttss
auditorium. Aug. 18th AZ i.3c P. u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
You Don't Have to Be An Ad-Writer.
"Who Can | Ceto"

There's heavy carpet 70 be taken Up, beaten
and re-laid Who can get 10 60 il for me-?
The ACE Curtains ought 70 De taken down and
washed. Who can ger 70 10 il for me-"
Who can get to whit ewash the CELLAR"
These and similar questions viii be answered
satisfactorily If you read Journal classified ads
Look under the classified ton Services offered
and find reliable helpers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
Funeral Services Of Della May Ne.isy

Funera! services were held today
for Della May Nealev whose death
occursnd on Friday az her home near
SATURDAY Cove. Mrs Eealeg was born
n RockIand. the daughter of William
Bowden. on Jan. -. 1868 ana PRIOR TO
locating n Northport, resided for
some Years n Lagrange. She was the
widow Of John p. Nealey She IS sur
vived by several daughters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

sons. who have oean visiting NJ ann
Mrs George aalIer- nave returned
70 -helr home n New Haven. Conn.,.
LOCAL NOTICE
Wrestling Matcn. ABBOT vs. -ru-
man. MessaIon Hall. cekiaa I'd.
Aonday AlE 2a. ? NJ Standard
Time. Dance. augsodats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

SADDLE ECRSE--horuughlv trained
FOR Young lady. Box lea, care Jour
Ma.
MERCHANDISE
a~iries fcr Sale 81
BOY SCOUT AXEs-Are Just the
thing for camping trips one n the
tool box of your auto Will come n
mighty handy The Accessory Store,
FTifieid Bros Co
FLASHLIGHTS The guaranteed
Ere--esd%. al STYLES. sizes atnu prices.
II Cogan 5, where sou like "a trade
JTGS-GlAss ana earthen suitable fer
household use Capac1ty. ga
rouie Pharmacy EasI Side}, s.
Cony ST
POOL BILLIARD--able. Bur
rouEhs portable combination. 80
Tnent for all games. Tel sl2-N
Business Equipment 81
consisting Of chairs mirrors. wash
stands cash register electric ian.
clipping machine ana vibrutars- towel
sTer-!!Eer. etc This ent-re lot must
De sold 20 one customer ana not d.
videG. For terms and prizes TrlIe
or Telephone Grr-lsh d smith Is Sill
Yer ST. Watervfle. Tel. 46S.
CASH REGIsTER-La-ge. up-to-date
register. f. high g VIDE; Eft
salesman plate glass showcase Feisr
Deoe. Skowhegan-
CoTN-ERs-Two sections, % draw
e-s each. Suitable for shoe or g-oc-
cry store . z armstrong Co zoe
ROLL TOP pEsK-Also typewriter
ana desk secona hand bureaus ward .-:.
robes. siueDoarls. rail trees. wh-te
ron bed. rocker. arr square, zee
cream e-esze- Augusta Furniture
On. is Water St. Augusta
aoatx ana Accessories 81
cANrENi sell AL standard makes In
c.ucing White and = snnebee n reSo-
ikr and sponsor mode4s. Il. Z Ftynt,
Kenneoec 5ourrSl, AugUsi1-
MOTOR 'Keewaydin on Lake
Cuebessee III dns running condition.
$40 Tor quick sale. 5eor"e Appiepy,
Augusta House or Tel. -b1h
suiioIng Materials 81
BRICK-second aand. must ne sold AZ
once C7e--1sr & Smith 3 silver st,
ws,erv,lle. Tel. $50.
Ii III EEh-EEsl4GGk nbAIAh 5Aa44h anu
Dimension e z Sher-ard- Water
viue Tel. 4-S2 Sidney.
Fuei ard Feea S.
KN-TTNG W0OC-A timely need. 7
nave a nles dry 4oL 0-uer Today
Tel 464-W " A shaw
Goon Things - Eat -
CIDER viNEGAI-Fare soc ga
{ 3 Srachpolp. Tel. If--N
Housencic Goods 50
DAVENPORT-And 2-burner nlcke!
gas plate. al IN arsi class condition.
6 Brooks St Tel IAsZ-R-
FTRNI-CRE-And pnysirians offirs
equipment, also Overland holds 81.
mode SbE. Continental motor, 1919.
Inaulrs = casnnsn ST
TRN G=-rad second hAnd gooEs
Of Ill kinds nuught ad sold. :. r
Morris IS Cony ST Tel. 2a-W.
Kitchen cAsTNE-s-The celebraI-
90 IooSier saves the house WIFE
thousands of steps n the course u a
month. see Il To-Day ar the .. a.
Eilinwnon CO.
PORCH sHA2ES-Aeroiux made u
spi.nt .asr,c Economical. durable and
attractive n appearance See them
Ar Che c. A. Eilirwood -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

IN sosns Of the prhiie Hhrsrsss 10
LONDON the racing news 10 hisrkss est
al the newspapers bsiase shsy ase puf
upsa the 5iss tnr raaGing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
EMPLOYMENT

WOMEN THE WENT
WORTH HOSPITAL on DOVER
NEW HAMPSHIRE OFFERS TO
YOUNG WOMEN Of HIGH
school EDUCATION Or THE
EQUIVALENT OF SAME. ! THIR-
" MONTHS TRAINING II !
GENERA Hospital DURING
TRAINING, TWENTY DOLLARS
PER MONTH WILL lie PAID.
AND ROOM, BOARD AND LArN-
Try WILL BE FURNISHED.
THE WENTWORTH HOSPITAL IS
AN ACCREDITED HOSPITAL Of
TIE STATE FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION APPLY TO TEE ST.
PER-N-ENDENr OF TIE HOsPI-
TAI. GRACE ?. HASKELL, ST
PERLNTENpENT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-05-21
Brick Plant Prospecting

The American Clay Products Com
pany is now busy laying out the
grounds for it's plant on the DR.. E.
G. Rhoades farm, just north of the
Philadelphia & Reading Freight yards
in New Hope borough, and several of
the officers of the company, including
Civil Engineer H. E. Frankenfeld.
are making their headquarters in the
farm house on the place recently pur-
chased from Hugh w. Kitchener.
Large quantities of material have
been ordered for the construction of
the PLANK and the engineers decided
in favor of the Rhoades farm as the
best location for the plant, because of
the ability to start construction much
sooner than would be possible at the
Eastburn Reeder farm at Reeder stat
ion, where it was first expected to
locate it. 1t is said that S23, 900 was
paid DR.. Rhoades for twenty-three
acres of land, to make this possible,
and coupled with the other large ex-
penditures the financial backing of
the plant appears nuquestioned.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-05-21
Mrs. Weygandt's Concert

Lambertville offered it's music low
ers rare treat last Friday night in
the Song Recital of Florence Wey-
gandts. 1t is seldom, indeed, that in
to our community there comes a sing
er with such a fine natural endowment
so finely schooled Mrs. Weygandt's
voice is a mezzo-soprano of wide com
pass. 1t is rich and sonorous, with
that peculiar velvety quality which
is not often-if ever attained by any
effort on the singers part. 1t is a
quality that lends itself to dramatic
expression provided the singer has
any dramatic power.
Mrs. Weygandt is therefore at her
best in works of dramatic intent and
it is rather surprising that she con-
fines herself to the concert stage while
Opera pleads for those who can inter-
pref it. In the varied and we'll select
ed program each one of the audience
seemed to find the song he "liked es-
pecially" but, to most, it was difficult
to choose.