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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03
READFIELD

DEPOT-Ralph Cakes and sister.
Miss Vanie Cakes. went home to
Cheste rville Friday. passing Memoir
al day there and returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzzell and Mrs.
Edgar Stevens of Smithfield were
Sunday visitors at the home of Eli
jah Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon of
Everett, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Walton, Winthrop. were Sun
day visitors at the home of Mrs. F.
w. Brown.
AS Fred Packard went into his
barn the other evening he noticed
a fine bossy. The next morning
there was another calf, which was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03
DIED

DICKENS-Camden, May 25 Thorn
as G.. aged Sc years.
SAWYER-Malden. Mass. May IS.
Mrs. Frederick, formerly of Bar Har-
Dor
LAFI4AMME-Orono May 81. John.
aged 80 years.
Milford, May 81. Annie
L.. wife of Calvin S.
MAYHEW-Milford. May %. Mrs.
Julia H., widow of Arad p. aged IS
years.
TUTTLE-Buckspor May rs. Mrs.
Ellen J.. wife of Louis, aged 81 years,
month.
LEWIS--Brewer, May 20, Lathley
L.. aged IS years. "a days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03

If it is not convenient to call, arrange by phone
in the morning for an engagement with one OF
our Heating Engineers, who will come and ex-
anime your home without obligation. He will
tell you frankly not only the size of Round Oak
Heating System but what your entire investment
will represent; he will explain terms; he will ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03

range for installation at time convenient to
you We are very sure we have left nothing I'M
done to make the possession of one of these
genuine Round Heating Systems as convenient
and easy for you as good business judgment will
permit. Could we say more? Could we do more?
Surely, the next move is yours!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03

of speed. striking and badly damag-
ing a car driven by Timothy Wam-
bolt.
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Stoodley by Macdonald. Grandie by
Lewia. Wild pitch-MacDonald ,.
BASE on balls-Off Lewia 0: off Mac
Donald .. Sacrifice hits-Lacase,
Pulsifer. Umpire-Clarence Hight.
The regular meeting OF Sunset
Chapter. No. So. Order Of Eastern
Star. will be held this Friday eve
ming in Masonic hall. The worthy
matron Mrs. Ina G. Hill and secre-
tary, Miss Edith NJ. Gledhll, will
give reports Of the grand chapter
meetings which they attended in
Portland last week. Refreshments
will be served by the following COM
mittee: Mr.. and Mrs Leslie f.
Jacobs, Mrs. Margaret Hes, DR.. Julia
Nay Kincaid, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Luce, Mrs. Verna McQuillian, Mrs.
Flora McPheters and Mrs. Alice E.
Mitchell.
The regular meeting of the Show
hogan Grange was held on Wednes-
day evening. The usual business
was transacted and the first and
second degrees were conferred on a
class of candidates. after which an
interesting program composed of the
following numbers was presented
Vocal solo, Marshall Viles: violin
and piano duet, Miss Gladys Park
man and Mrs. Dora White; reading.
Miss Effie NJ. Nye; duet Mrs. Fred
Tuscan and son. Royce; current
events IoI,
The discussion was on the question
Are Our Schools Educating Our
Boys and Girls Away From the
Farms and was opened by w. B.
Whittier, who was followed by sew
eral others. The program. which
was enjoyed by all present was di-
| rected by Mrs. Bertha Stafford. The
next meeting of the grange will &C.
cur on the evening of Wednesday.
June 10. when "Children's night"
Will be observed and the program is
being arranged by Miss GLADYS
Parkman and Mrs. Emma B. Fol-
som. The chairs will be filed by
the young members of the grange.
Supper will be served by section r
and will be directed by the follow
ing committee. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meader Winfield r. Malbon. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Tuscan and Miss
Fife NJ Nye.
Members of the Girls Agricultural
club will meet Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the home of their lead
er, Mrs. A. c. Storer at her home on
Middle street. Officers will be elect :
ed and the subjects for consideration
will be sewing. cooking and house
keeping.
The Ladies' Social Circle met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Herbert L. Nichols at the Methodist
parsonage. Several business affairs
were discussed and a report was
given by the committee who assisted
in serving the banquet at the Somer-
set County Boys Conference. It
was voted to hold a food sale at a
date to be announced later. Mrs.
William Merservey was appointed to
serve on the calling committee for
June. 1t was also voted to accept an
invitation to hold a field day with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03

Two base hits-Gamag MacDon-
aid. Stolen bases-Sliowhe%an 6:
Colby 4. Struck out--By Lewia 9;
by Macdonald 8. Hit by pitched ball
Stoodley by Macdonald. Ora indie by
Lewia. Wild pitch--MacDonald >.
BASE on balls-Off Lewia O.: off Mac
Donald .. Sacrifice hits-Lacase,
Pulsifer. Umpire-Clarence Hight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03
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CHA

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duced strictly high grade heating
systems for more than two genera
tions. Their free engineering service
lack of their powerful heating sys-
tenn commands our guarantee.
The Round Oak Pipeless Heating
Systems will be installed only with
our guarantee of a thoroughly heated
home, store, church, etc, comfortably
heated in the most severe weather.
No contract is complete until the user
10 thoroughly satisfied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-03
PRICES GUARANTEED
Up to Dec. list

We have very sound reasons for be-
Iieving that it is impossible for prices
to be lower than the ones at which
we have marked these heating sys-
TENS for sale. We pledge to you,
however, should there be for unex-
pected reasons any lower prices
available later in the season, we will
refund to you this amount. This re-
moves the only possible objection to
contracting now.
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14

ever seen on the screen. Anna Moore
actually lives in this Griffith movie. Her
| tears and suffer.ngs are your tears ana
her smiles are also part of the spectator
Miss Gish never overacts, she appears
real-reaI because Griffith compels the
entire production to be shaded as to
make picture appear real. l do not know
how Griffith obtains his results from
Miss Gish, but [ do know that the re-
suits are in way Down East" When IL
! comes to putting over the heart stuff
Griffith and Miss Gish have no rivals.
Many times, one Is compelled because
Of good character of the work, to remem-
Der a part which is not leading one.
Such is the case with Viva Ogden, who
plays the part of Martha Perkins the
small town gossip and old maid. Even
the music played by the orchestra in
the scenes in which Miss Ogden appears
puts over the chatterbox idea. Another
bit which stands out is the spirited work
OF Mary Hay, who in private life is the
wife of Richard Barthelmess, as Kate
Brewster.
Griffith wisely cast Kate Bruce as Mrs
Bartlett and Burr Mcintosh as Squire
Bartlett, in whose home little Anna finds
refuge after she had been betrayed by
Lennox Sanderson. The Bartletts, in
tAA~N~
ard Barthelmess. are home peOple-they
are real. When actors make their parts
true to life, nothing better can be de-
sired. Barthelmess again shows that he
Is a sterling actor who does not "mush
up" a love scene. He is honest when
acting and his work is one of the gemS
Of realism within this gem of realism.
The entire cast is more than satisfactory.
There are many scenes which smack OF
the small town, such as the barn dance
and the scenes at the village postofrice
and general store. The town lOafers are
seen taking their MONDAY snOoze on the
porch Of the store. The Griffith touch
Is revealed when a white kitten is seen
taking its MONDAY wink.
l could write Of Way Down East"
for hours, and of the wonderful effects
obtained by Mt. Griffith. The only way
to appreciate this masterpiece Of realism
Is to go to the Murat some afternoon
OF night this week.
Opinion-"Way Down East is the
most beautiful picture I have ever seen,
and do not hope to see anything better
in the next five years.
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
Concerning
Way DOJUn East
By WALTER d. HICKMAN.

IN considering way Down East"
which opened a limited engagement at
the Murat last night. 1 an going to use
as few adtectlyes as possible. Ii is as
easy to praise the work Of d. ". Grif-
fifth in producing a screen version OF this
old stage play as it is to drink a glass
Of ice water on a hot day.
Nr. Griffith, in producing "Wsy Down
East" has given US a series OF heart
pictures that one hesltates not to Inquire
at what art store the pictures are being
sold. Griffith has made way Down
East" the most beautiful picture I have
even seen in my years Of handling the
theater. Neither do l expect to see in
the near future more beautiful picture.
1t can not be produced.
Just as David Belasco s the master Of
detail on the stage, SO Mr.. Griffith is the
movie giant. No one can surpass him In
obtaining realistic effects on the screen.
The big scene Of Way Down East" is the
river scene in the middle Of the winter.
Acre after acre Of ice is seen breaking
I'D and moving over a fall. The Ice
breaks before your very eyes. Heart In
terest is obtained because the unconscious
form OF Anna Moore is on one Of these
big pieces Of ice, which is rapidly NOV
ing toward the edge of the falls. Only
fTr1fntl Is c8pdDle VI putting OfNA SAAS
rescue Of Anna by David Bartlett.
Those who see way Down East" will
discuss the big river scene and the bliz-
zard. and yet received my greatest en-
iovment in some Of the more quiet scenes.
Mt Griffith knows how to make home
look like a home and not boarding
house Many of the scenes near the Bart
lett farm were photographed In summer
in the good old summer time, when the
daisies were in bloom, when the bees
we're getting the honey and when the hay
was being stacked in the fields.
Griffith cOmpels the spectator to smack
his lips with satisfaction when Lillian
GIsh is seen frosting cake. Again one
works up a tremendous appetite In sew
eraI Of the supper scenes. Griffith gets
his work in so well that one can hardly
resist saying out loud, Ma Bartlett
please pass the biscuits"
It is interesting to note how Mr.. Grif
eth obtains some impressive effects. Grif-
fifth permits the audience to be present
when the fatherless child of Anna Moore
is being born. Tossing in a bed is the
troubled body Of Lillian Gish. Suddenly
Griffith permits the hand OF Miss Gish
TO appear gripped in pain. The little
clinched fist @ she tosses in bed, tells its
own story.
Now let us consider the work of LilliaI
Gish as Anna Moore. I have always
thought that Miss Gish was the creates.
player on the screen as long as MI.
Griffith had charge Of her. 1t may no,
be a wise thing to say, but I would not
care to see Miss Gish in a picture which
has not been directed by Mr.. Griff tn.
The producer has given Miss Gish her
biggest screen chance and the result Is
the most human Characterization I have
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
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Members OF the Sigma Alpha Iota mu-
steal sorority entertained with charm
ing valentine luncheon in the dining room
of the Hotel Lincoln tolay in honor of
Miss Mary Harter, whose marriage TO
Newell Shaper is to take place soon.
Crystal vases Of pink and white butterfly
sweet peas, tied with streamers Of pink
ribbons were used on the table, with
place cards In dainty valentine design
marking the covers. An informal pro-
gram of clever toasts and talks was given
by the various members. Special guests
were four of the patronesses: Mrs. OH
YER Willard Pierce, Mrs Alexander Err
nistinoff, Mrs. Harry G. Hill and Mrs.
J. B. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Didcook Of Walsh
Hill, Neb., who have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs James Stevenson Of IrVington,
have returned home.
80
Mrs. Alice Cooper, 104o North Jefrer-
son street, left today for Westheld, Ill.
Miss Lucille Bailey, who has been pass
ing several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bailey, $50 North
Meridian street, has returned to Green
castle to resume her studies in De Pauw.
Mrs. Dove McClintoch, 8 North Illinois
street, will entertain the Zerelda Wallace
W. C. T. u. tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunter, 2317 North
Meridian street, entertained with an at
tractive Valentine dancing party Satur-
day evening. Festoons Of red hearts and
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14

scarlet blossoms were arranged effective
ly through the rooms. The guests, who
were in fancy dress, included Mr. and
Mrs. Harry B. Stedfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Mayer, Don Stedfelt, Joseph P. Eek, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Williamson, Charles Bir-
song, Mr.. and Mrs Sandow, Mrs. Crom-
well and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fitchy-
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston B. Bailey of
Southport, announce the marriage OF
their son, Paul Preston, to Miss Georgia
G. Flemons Of Buffalo, N Y. The wed
ding took place Feb. 8 In Philadelphia.
Miss Geneveive GugheI of Irvington will
be hostess for the dinner musicale or the
Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority Feb. %. pro-
gram of music Of the French period of
romance will be given.
Mrs. Rose Holle, 1858 Union street, an
nounces the engagement Of her daughter,
Helen to Hubert +. Pich. The wedding
is to take place in the spring.
Delta Pi Omega pledges entertained
Saturday evening with a Valentine party
at the home Of Miss Barbara Hensley,
$50 North Hamilton avenue. The house
was decorated with testOOns Of red
hearts and the table was decorated with
a large kewpie doll as q centerpiece with
tiny kewpies marking the covers. The
hostess committee included Dorothy Sci
lows, Eleanor Austin, Mildred Ross, Lloyd
Stark, Marguerite Warner, Elsie Under
wood and Miss Hensley.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Clements, 613 Key
stone avenue, announce the engagement
Of heir daughter, Georgiana to Verne
Hartling. The wedding will take place
in the spring.
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14

DOROTHY GISH RINGS TRUE
TO FORM N LfTEST MOVIE
Anyone who likes Dorothy Gish, and
her admirers are numbered by the thou
sands. will he delighted with the antics
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
A SINCERE DRAMA
NOW AT THE ISIS

Although it can hardly be said that
William II. TOOker Is eminently suited
for the role Of the minister which he por-
trays in the photOplay, "The Stealers. >"
which opened Sunday at the Isis, his
acting is so carefully done that this pro-
duction, written and directed by VII
liam Christy Cabanne, becomes a sin
cerely powerful screen drama
The theme has to do with establishing
the power of prayer and the ultimate
triumph Of good over evil, and it is
handled in such a masterful manner that
the usual "Dreachiness" of such a motif
is lacking.
The story is Of minister Of the gospel
who learns to hate God after his wife
is stolen by a bosom friend. He travels
the country as an evangelist, and while
the people Of the villages are enthralled
by his Biblical teachings. a gang OF
thieves whom he carries with him, ran
sack the homes Of his auditors
His daughter learns by accident Of his
peridy, and appeals to him to turn back
in truth, TO the life Of virtue as he mas
revealed it to her in his sermons. Dur
ing their conversation, there is a severe
electrical storm. Lightning, striking
near the minister. blinds him. The house
catches fire, and the daughter in at
tempting to save her father, breathes into
her lungs smoke that causes her intense
suffering. At the same time. one mem
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
CHICKENS GET
PICKLEDIN NEW
PICKFORD PLAY

CONTINUED From Page FOur.)
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
Reduce Your Fat
Without DIETING

Years ago the formula for fat reduction
was "diet'-"exercise." Today 1t is Take
Marmola Prescription Tablets" Friends
tell friends-doctors tell their patients
until thousands know and use this con
venient, harmless method. They eat what
they like, live as they like, and still lose
their two, three or four pounds of fat a
week. Simple effective, harmless Mar
.moIa Prescription Tablets are sold by all
druggists large case for one dollar. Or
II you prefer you may write direct to the
Marmola Company, 4612 Woodward Ave,
Detroit, Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
HOOsier Woman on
Still Hunt for Mate
special to The Times.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Feb. 14.-Mrs
Frank NJ Jones Of Anderson was here
Saturday night in search Of her missing
husband, who left their home Friday,
accompanied by his S-year-old SON No
trace OF Jones was found here and his
wife went to Ft. Wayne to continue the
search
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14


tached to their household, along with her
pet bulldog. Violet, regular star him
self. her thrilling adventures get under
way.
An $4,000 pearl necklace, the property
of the herOine's aunt, is stolen, and sus-
pieion fastens upon Miss Gish, in spite
Of the fact that the jewels have been
stolen BY the aunt's social secretary,
who, being the leader Of a gang Of
thieves holding forth in n nearby haunt
ed house, leads an interesting double
life. Miss Gish IS turned out OF the
house. and with her dog, takes refuge
in the haunted house. There she dis
covers the robber gang, and begins a
campaign to drive them from their rem
devious.
Her headquarters we're established in
the Rarret Of the haunted house and from
there, garbed as a ghost, she roamed the
old dwelling, frightening the members Of
the gang into near-hysterics. During her
ghostly wanderings, she enters a room
where her aunt's social secretary is re-
garding the stolen necklace, and rs she
snatches the Jewels from his hand, she
falls backward over a chair in true Gish
fashion-her identity revealed.
There begins a chase, which ends in
the Garret MISS Glsn barrIcades the
door with trunks and furniture in an at
tempt TO prevent members of the gang
from entering, and sends her dog back
TO her uncle with q message telling Of
her Whereabouts. AS the door Is broken
down, the police arrive and the robbers
sre taken into custody.
The acting Of Miss Gish in this photo
play is on a par with her other en-
deavOrs. and there IS an adequate sup
porting cast
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14

t the Ohio all week.-w. D. H.
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14

Der Of the minister's gang Of thieves, is
apprehended while plying his trade in
the village inn, and as a result is sent
to prison for two years.
The minister, his heart softened by his
: daughters suffering. prays for her re-
cOvery and promises God that he will
turn back into the paths Of righteousness
The daughter recovers and he attempts
to reform other members of his gang
One Of them, a girl, marries a wealthy
man in the village, and when her lover
returns from prison, refuses to go back
TO him. The reform of the thieves is at
last completed through the pleadings Of
the minister.
Mr.. TOoker is supported in this produc-
ton by large and experienced cast. and
their portrayal of various types is on a
par with his splendid acting. The pho
Biography, especially the scenes Of the
storm and the burning of the minister's
house, is well done,
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
WILLIAMS ON VIEW AT
SMITHS THIS WEEK.

Earle Williams is on view at Mister
Smiths this week in The Romance Pro-
moters." The star has the assistance OF
Helen Ferguson, Otis Harlan and Charles
Wyngale. The movie has been made
from story Of the same name by L. II.
Robbins.
The story concerns the efforts of Quen-
tard Lorris, man Of wealth, TO safe
guard his daughter and protect her from
the advances Of fortune seekers, who de-
sire her hand in marriage because of her
great wealth. Betty, the daughter, being
a true American girl, objects to this CEN
sorship on the part Of her father.
A young civil engineer arrives at the
country estate of Betty's father. Then
things begin to happen. The engineer
wards of all attempts Of the fortune
seekers and, of course, this results in
love affair springing up between Betty
and the engineer.
Mr.. Williams has not been seen on the
local screen for many weeks and his 1ol-
lowers welcome his return IN this new
romantic story.
The bill at Smiths this week includes
n Harold Lloyd comedy and movies mace
In this city which shows many Indian
apolis people.
Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14

Ian girl who loves the wrong man. A
great sadness and a great Joy comes into
her life
Opinion, "The Love Light" proves
that Mary Pickford can do real emo
tional work and does not have to rely
on a smile and toss Of a curl to get by
You viii be pleased to see Miss Pickford
have an emotional opportunity and you
win be pleased to know that her smile
remains the sweetest one on the screen.
At the Colonial all week.-W. D. II.
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"EARTHBOUND" IS FINE EXAMPLE
DRAMATIC SCREEN POSSIBILITIES.
In the photOPlay. "Earthbound,'' which
was revealed for the first time in Indian
apolis at the Ohio yesterday, is splen-
did example Of the dramatic possibilities
of the screen. It might sound rather far
fetched to compare this movie with The
Return Of Peter Grimm but as the
\ themes are similar, it viii not be amiss
TO make the comparison. There is some
kthing so finished about the manner In
(Which the theme Of the appearance Of the
spiritual body Of a dead man is handled
that the reviewer is convinced that
Earth Inbound" viii appeal to those who
take their entertainment seriously as well
The story concerns two married
couples-the DesborOughs and the Ritten
shaws. Dick DesbOrOugh forgets his own
freside and is prepared to run away with
Mrs. Daisy RittenShaw, the wife OF
Dicks best friend. Just before Dick II
able to run away with the wife Of his
friend, Dick and Jim Rittenshaw mee'
face to face. Rittenshaw had been as,
vised Of his friends unfaithfulness
Rittenshaw shoots and kills DesbOrough
Then comes the big scenes Of the movie
as the camera is able to present the
"spirit body" Of the murdered man and
also to show the attempts Of the wife
Of the murdered man TO communicate
with the spirit of her late husband
The spirit also works upon the con
science of RIttenshaw and his wife. After
the spirit succeeds in making happy
those left on this earth the spirit OF
the murdered man is able to move on
into the spirit world.
Wyndham Standing plays the role OF
DesbOrough and his spirit" work Is
unusually effective. Naomi Cbnders as
Mrs. Desborough does some sterling
work as the troubled wife. Mahlon Ham
Ilton aids the picture in giving a clean
cut impersonation Of the husband who
kills his best friend Flora Revalles is
Immense a the unfaithful wife Little
Billie Cotton, g child actress, does some
natural acting although her oppOrtu-
mites are limited. The others in the cast
6t into the picture.
"EarthbOund" is a movie version OF
Basil Kings story Of the same name. I.
Haynes Hunter Is the director.
Opinion: I do not hesitate TO recon-
mend "Earthbound" to those who want
-. nh. &c
looking for something new on the screen
The spirit scene gives one the "spOOky'
feeling. The photography could not be
better and the movie carries terrific
punch in the big scenes. I consider II
~ serious attempt to handle a muchly
discussed theme IN q frank and clever
manner.
At the Ohio all week.-W. D. Il.
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Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14

Of this charming
little actress as the
star Of the photo %
play. The Ghost in
the Garrett" which
opened Sunday al
the Alhambra, AM
may be seen during
the first half of the
week.
Miss Gish starts
out by being mum
bered among IN,
poor relations" OF
a wealthy uncle
and aunt, and after
sha becomes at