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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-10

! mute reflectind 81 luind 0 bucati
de hirtie insemna Phillip Duva'
Rue d d'Egletera 248", 81 inti1lzin
uu-l lui Titu ii zise:
''E un advocat bun, cinstit s.
un orator de forta. Puteti Sd va
adresati Gu toata increderes
in ell"
Titu ii multruni 81 eSi grabit
Sc duse de-adreptul Ia adresa
data unde gasi advocatL reco,
mandat de procuror. Era un bar,
bat intre patrHeci 81 cincizeci DE-
ami. De o statura malta, delicsta
Gu trasaturile dbrazului fine 81
foarte simpatic.
Titn ii spuse crima pentru care
era arestata sofia lui GU toate 9.
nuntele. AdvocatlM facu mai mul.
te insemnari 81 ii promise q. o va
apara 81 q doua ii va merge a
vorbeasca Gu ca. Il
''Ar Fl de mare folos dsca am
putea culegs ceva amanunte des-
pre- familia Luciei Servais din
Rom1nia. Despre parintii 81, rude
daca are, origina lor, ocnpatia
care au avut-o sau an, 6n 6ne
tot ce poti afla, caci poate afa6n
ceva Gu care "a ne servim IA fata
j'lstitiei" zise sdvocatal. x
'Atnnci am = paee chiar milne
IL Rominias. Eise Titu lufnd ~
lariA 4 plsea grtbit 4i1a tssI
sceS ip1aeex pAtul y ~ lllfs ~
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PERF|DIA ,oMENEASCA
Roman Contimporan
Dc 9. r. PASCU
- Roman Contimporan =
Do 9. r. PASCU

femenina, credea ca este opera
yre-unei rivale.
Dupa ce facu citi-va pasi il
jurul biroului Sc opri in fata Su
sanei, privi cite-va momente s.
scotlnd un suspin uSor, o intrebd
Gu vocea coborita:
''Marturisiti crima. Larturi
siti ca att ucis pc Lucia Servais r.
''Da, domnule. Am ucis-o dal
fara voia mea. Fara premeditare
In niste imprejurari tragice''
raspunse Susana fara sovaire.
I'm fine. Va rog spuneti-mi
imprejurarile", zise procurorul
ecu blindete in vocea lui, asezin.
du-se pc scaun.
Suzana, Gu vocea clara, fara a
perde nici un amanunt din trage-
dia in care jucase rolul principal,
spuse procurorului tot ce-am po.
vestit II capitoaul III care an
ar4tat cum q ucis q . nimicit
E4of1lA artitei Lucia Seryas, de-
Grind i seems cu superiord ~
3 firGi 6e care Il scuzs AZ AZ
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W.
''Stiu, am seNiryit 0 crima 81
stiu 81 dc cine sunt acuzata, de
un preot mizerabil caruia m am
spovedit 81 care Sc resbuna find
ca nam cedat propunerilor lui
mirSave. Da die, e adevarat, am
comis crima" raspunse Susana
Gu hotarire.
Procurorul, asupra carua Su-
sana din primM moment facuse 3
impresie buna dar totuSi nu Sc
asteptase Ia marturisire att de
sincera, arunca o privire catre
grefier, care era insacinat Sd la
note 81 frec1ndu-se Gu palma pes
tie frunte sc ridica de pc scaln.
Fraaleitatea Gu care Susana mar
tnrisi Ia prima intrebare Cd e vi
novat8 ii atinse inima, mai Gu
seamA ed din cercetarile pc carl
AZ 4keu4e inainte de ! libere man
detsil de arestsre, era irforhaa4
1870 sate y 'sc3ies u !
eet nAodpl i 3 snass 3ltI !,
!! I! B ~
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nuntator.
Grefierul ceti depozitiunea Su-
zanei, pc care o iscali acuzata,
tara nici o obiectie.
Regret, doamna ca trebue sd
va spun ca sunteti arestata. 0 sd
aveti privilejul pentru o camera
separate 81 dreptul de a comunicd
GU sotul d-voastra.
'D-nul Demetriad este pc co.
ridor 81 vrea 81 vorbeasca Gu
d-voastl3, zise agentM care ares.
tase pc Suzana.
'Pofteste-l inauntru'' zise pro.
curorul, 81 agentul executind po.
runca sefului Introduce pc Titu
care Gu lacra-mi in ochi cuprinse
pc Suzana in brate.
Procurorul intoarse capul sd
nu. vaza scena miscatoare.
"Am sd rescolesc tot pam1ntul
sd te soap, drsga's, zise Titu, 81
rutind pc Susana. Al spus tot1
Al marturisit tot adev4rulfs
''Da draga. Fa-ti curaj si in
grijeste de copil. Eu cred, inima
smi spune Cd nam sa flu con.
damnata. zise Suzana sarutind
pc Titu, 81 deafacinduse din bra
teae lui urma ''D-ntl pr6curoz
ti-s dat vote q comunici cu
mine"
|. n, dAe eaetriad. Ppteti =
cn1nnnicsti a doamna dc cfte
ri doril astrtiA J = i w,
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ABONATI ZIARUL
,,AMERICA' 6

! primineli 81 haine,, de schimb III
automobil, luind 81 un paner in
carcat GU mincare 81 fructe 81 Sc
duse la penetenciar, asezlndu-fe
i'm camera Susanei, care era a.
proape de ofieiul penetenciarului.
Comunica Susanei ca a angajat
un advocat bun care la sfatuit
sa piece in Rominia sd cerceteze
antecedentele ;Elenei 81 origina
familiei eli, 81 ii spuse ca pleaca a
doua ii la orele opt dimineata.
''Bine draga, ia ce stii ca sa
scap," zise Suzana. "Dute la No-
thilda si spune-i sd mearga char
in seara asia La moi sd dngrijeasca
de copil ca Amalia sd fie mai IL
bera Sd poata veni la mine sa-mi
aducA ce-mi trebue. Sa nu z&bd-
veSti multi in Rominia. Auziis4
+Nu draga. In c6te-va zile ispra-
vesc 81 vol Fl iarasi knga tine.
Sc sdrntsra 81 Sc deapdrtira,
.despartire trista 81 dureroasa
pentru suflete &c Sc iubesc.
Titu Sc duse de-adreptM. la
UIothilda, care deja cetise in edi-
tia de seara . ziarelor despre a.
rektarea Suzanei dnvinuita pen
uciderea artistei Lucia Servais, si
print bucuroasa propunerea .lui
sTitu = sc mute 1e ei pima Ia libc-
'rarea matusei sale, cum 3 numea,
III pxmfhfnd "a soful ei se Wind J
xlpua 81, pleoa - Titn, esr4 Il
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multumi pentru buna yointa Ell.
A doha Ii Titu1 1paecE in Romi-
MIA, unde dupa mai multe cerce-
tari, afla ca muma Elenei q fost
Romina, de origina din satul
Dragoslavele, 81 fatal ei Vasile
Tudor era de origina Bulgar,
nascut in Sistov, 81 VENT in tara
la etatea de patru ami impreuna
GU parintii, unde a crescut 81 i
invatat patru clase gimnaziaic
,ocupind mai multe slujbe in ser.
viciul justitiei, incepdnd de L.
copist pima a inaintat la ajutor
de grefier la scotia de Notafiat a
Tribunalului Ilfov, functie ocu.
pata pdna la moartea lui
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MOI VINDEN

MOI VINDEH
Case, Loturi, farme 81 oportuni-
tati pentru business. Asigurare.
Daca doresti sd calatoresti spre
Europa sau daca doreSti Sd aduci
pc cineva din Europa, moi putem
ca sd aranjam tot pentru d-tra, pc
vaporul eel mai mare 81 sigur. MOI
representam C. P. o. s. Companie
de vapoare, drumul scurt, repede
sigur 81 comfortable.
Szilvasy and Sylvester
07O7 Buckeye 3D., Clevelond, o.
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A VII Z
Fratilor memb1i al Societ&tii
''Rominia Liber4"
din Akron, Ohio.

din Akron, Ohio.
Fie-care fratc memble este ru.
gat Isl achita cotele lunare res
tante asemenea Gotta lunara pre-
zenta (Ianuarie) plus toate com.
petintele fah de Societate pima
in Is Luna prezenta Ianuarie)
de oare ce in Conspectu de pc
luna aceasta sc Va induce fie-care
membru GU numele, Anul nasterii,
Locul nasterii 81 Erezi.
Pentru putea trimite acesl
Conspect la "Unime'' in buna
regula fie care membru este obi.
gat respecta acest aviz Gu cele
indicate mai sus.
Find acest Conspect Originalu
pc anul intreg, numai acei mem.
bril- vor Fl indusi carl vor fl in
buna regula fata de Societate.
Membrii carl ma luat parte la
scdinta din 9 1anuarie a. c. 81
find restanti GU Cotele lunare
sunt rugati Sc prezenta pima in
Is Ianuarie a. c. la Dl Teodol
Cocis, secretarul financiar al So
cietatei adresa Sweitzer Str. corr
GU Stanton lin casele d-nului l
Floasiu etagiu II-lea.)
In speranta Cd acest aviz va +
Iluat in Considerare de toti frati
membrii am ramas saluhndu-v;
in numele Societatii ''Romini;
Libera"
1osif Dobrin, presedinte.
Nicolae FloreA seer. scrip.
Teodor Cocis, seer. fin.
= - AZ
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INsTIINJARE

Gu luna aceasta intram in un
alt An nou de afaceri 81 nu am
dori ca sd lasam datoriile cele
vechi sd Sc ute.
stiti proverbul "Datoria este
ca ria" din ce o lasi Sc intinde
mai mutt.
Deci prin aceasta rugam pc
onoratele Societatf a achita toate
bh,frf1e pentru publicatiuni, IT.
p&ritn1 81 calendare de pc anul
trecut Sd nu astepte nimeni a Sc
trimete acelas bill de 2 sau 8 ori.
Rog in special pc D-nii prese-
dinti a Sc interesa de bilurile
noastre 81 ale achita.
M am dori ca sa avizam Gu nu-
mele pc Gale ziaristica datornicii
- dar daca lipsa va cere vom
face. In speranta Cd modesto noa-
str4 'rdgare va fl ascultata am RI,
mag Su toat& sti1ha:
= - Administrators.
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DARE DE sEAlGA 81
lGu1TuluTA PuB1IcA

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
VI Cultura ~. S. Desteapta-te
Romine-Hora Unirii'' din Del
troit, Mich. avind Marea festivi-
tatea Nationala GU ocazia sfinti-
rel Dra'pelului de Unire, tot odata
avind Dams 81 Teatru in seara de
% Novembrie 1920, carei re-
zultat au fost destul de mlutumi-
tor atlt din punct de vedere mo-
raj cit 81 material.
Gu ocazia Petrecerii acesteia
am avut onoarea a saluta in mil.
locul nostru pc ID loan N. Sufana
Seer. Gen. represented Mama
noastra [. s. Il. A. pc ID c. r.
Pascu Red. sal ziarlrlui America
representint Inst Tipografic, pc
pc Dl Alexandra GaIbor REPRE-
zentantul Bancei Marmorosch,
Blank & Co. din New York, pc
Onoratele Societati ca Societatea
Banatiana din loc, Soc. Patria
Romina, Lorain, 0. Soc. Frllnica,
Toledo, 0. Soc. DR.. Angelescu,
Cleveland, o. Soc. lnvingerea
Ramdna, Flint, Mich. Soc. Octa-
vian Goga, Lima, o. Clubul Cul-
tural Progresul,, din loc, +. cit 81
pc onor. Domni, ca Dl Doctor A.
Lapner, medic din Rominia, pc
ID Nicolae Drugociu, farmacist
romin din loc, pc ID D. Palosan,
Agent 81 Notari Public, cu fami-
Tia, pc ID n. ]. Avrigeanu, repre-
Sentant Co. de Import 81 Export,
Gu familia.
Totodata Gu aceasta ocazie am
| svut onoarea a saluta, pc Nasul
Drapelului de Unire, pc tinarul
Dl navel V. Mat inpreuna cl1
lparintii, tot asemenea, am avut
onoarea saluta 81 pc Stegarul
| Drapelului de Unire. pc Dl Mare,
Neila.
Toti cei de sus amintiti, prin
| vorbirile dinsilor pur ocazionale
sau arafat multumirea sufleteasca
Ifata de romini din orayui De
troit, mdemnindu-i ca sa fie TOT
'buni romini, 81 buni sprijinitor
al acestei Tari, cit 81 "a organiza
! tiunilor nOastre rOmineSti.
| Deci pc aceasta Gale, SOcietatea
noastra ISL tine de d'atorinH q
aduce multumirile noastre, Doam
nelor, Domnisoarelor 81 Domnilor
care Gu ocazia fintirii Drapelulu
| de Unire, ne-au onorat GU prezen
| ia d-nealor.
| Nu putem trece Gu vederea, di
a nu multumi Diletantelor, cit $
IDiletanti!or 81 in special D-lu
Augustin Foltntiu ca conducatol
al Teatr,llui, care prrn jocul lol
artistic, all procurat seara p,l
blicului. de care nu au avut part'
nici odata in orasul Detroit, cum
sau predat Piesa Teatrala. Flea
Ina Consinzeana" sau documentd
iprin multele APPLAUSE pusernice
care le-au primit ur1natorii dile
tanti:
i Dsoara Marie Metes, Dina Ma
RE Chile, D-soara Ana Hada
Dina Marie Imbre, D-soara Sofi'
Hartiu, D-soara Regina Gabor
D-Soara Ana Heller. D-soara Ma
RE Lupu, Dl Augustin Foltutiu
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III GoC0ge 1alan, III DQRLa AADu
Dl loan Viad, Dl loan Tolcca, Dl
1lie Cernat, ID Noise Neagu, Dl
George NJ. Danciu.
Recunostinta noastra de ale
muitumi, D-nilor Pres. aranjatori
care au ostenit ca publicul sd fie
pc deplin multumit.
Totodata aducem vile noastro
mltumiri fratilor membrii. care
sl-au recunoscut chemarea, 81 in
special tuturor fratilor romini.
care au donat, ajut1nd Societatil
noastre de a'si pwtea inplini SEQ.
pm eel urmareste, dupa cum
u1meaza:
Pavel V. Mat donind ca mas
al Drapelului $4,000; Marcu
Meila don1nd ca stegar al Ora.
pelului $61.0O; Banca Marmo.
rose Blank & Co. prin represen-
tantul eli Dl Alexandra Gabor.
pentru un cui, la Drapelul de
Unire $4,000; 81 ca donate inca
5000; Uniunea Solicitation Ro-
mine, din America $500; Insti-
tutul Tipografic al ziarvllui "A.
merica" $1,000; Soc. Banateana, ,
din loc pentru un cui $500; do
matte, $500; Soc. Cat. SIT. l. b.
tezatorul, cui $1,000; donate
500; Soc. Albina.. cui So. 90; Soc
Streinul Liber, cui $500; Soc.
Z. r. Ard. & Trans. $500; Soc,
America $500; Soc. DR.. Ange.
lescu $500; Soc. Eliber. Neanl
Romin $500; Soc. SIT. George &
Adevarul $500; Soc. U. S. Trei
Solor & Ind. Romina $500; Soc.
Dimbovita $500; Soc. Carpatina
$500; Soc. DIR. Iuliu MANU- 500,
Soc. Transihvaneana $500; Soc,
DR.. f. Lucaciu T. c. r. $500;
Soc. Ulpia Traiana $500; Soc.
Invingerea Romina $500; Soc
Vulturul, cui $500; Soc. Woo.
drow Wilson $500; Soc. Patri1
Romina $500; Soc. Avraan Iancu
$500; Soc. Samanatorll Romir
800; Soc. Reinvierea $500; Soc
Coroana Rominiei, cui $500; Soc,
Carol I. $500; Soc. P1,intul Carol
cui $500; Soc. Octavian Gogi
cui $500; Soc. Lcul, cui So. 90
Soc. Furnica, cui $500; p. CIR. Or
Romina SIT. George din loc, cui
$500; donate $500; P. CIR. Or
Romina Pog. Duh. SIT. din loc
cui $500; Donate $500; r. CIR
Oatolica Rom. din loc, cui $1,000
donate $500; n. Drugociu, tar
macist romin, cui $1,000; donatt
$1,000; loan n. Serbu, PreSedin
tele Gen: cui $500; loan N. Eu
fana, Seer. Gen. cui $500; G
Salca, cui $500; V. Silade, dele
gat $500; D. Barza, cui $500
p. Opris, delegat, cui $500; I. G
Petroviciu, cui $1,000; donate
$500; George Balan, cui $1,000
d. Palosan GU familia, c,li $500
loan Ganea. cui $500; Clnbu
Progresul din loc, cui $500; V
Mat Gu familia, cui $500; dona
tie $500; NJ. Meila Gu fanilia
cui $500; donate $500; I. vuic'
ell familia, cui $500; donate
$500; G. p. Pascu, n. Y. Gu
$500; donate $500; Danila Albu
cui $500; donate $500 Petr,
Popovicnl Gu familia, cui $500
! donate $500; A1exa Bota Gu fl
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PAGUBA JIDANEAsCA.

Moisi este suparat; ''ss': '.::'.'
CaIu lui, ala baltat,, ''''s'
Gel din dreapta ia, cpruta,x 4
La ltat char Aghiata, ~ I
! Si-acum Moist il jeleste !
-'Si pc cine intf|nestc, , y
Vorba tot de cal aduce:
Ziua de All sa NO apuce,
Dac'a pomenit el, cal
Mai vioiu 81 mai hanrai,
Daca nu Ia cumparat
Zece gaabeni, cind la luat.
Moritz, care cunoStea
Calul, de pc cind traia,
Hop de colo:
- Zece zicif
Mott Nici zece filfirici!
= Taci moi, ci tot hondraneStis
Orzd, til ,m'l socotestii
= Ci spui oM? Ell MA vazat
De cind ma-sa Ia facut.
- Bine, lasa sd nu vede,
Spui eu pintra cine crede.
Atmci ci tot gllra faci
ST plIngi cal? Mai bine taci.
= Putin cap, sd nu priceapa !
Moi, asst cal al fost iapa IS
ST la an faces nn 1ninz,
Care eu puteam sd VIM.
Victor Bilciursscu.
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oE? sA IAsA 'v1NU PRosT9

oE? sA 1AsA v1Nu RRosrfI
Vine vremeA ! de cales. i
Tn tigan cara maj des
Strugurii i'm gura lui
Ca in gura linului.
- Mai tigane! tN'aalzi tu?
Sc rasteste cit putu
Stapinul, ce-i dete un brinci,
'Tu culegi All, orr maninci 7 :
- Ba culeg, da 'nt1iu ii gust,
Ce? Sal culeg pc de-a rost
ST sd iasa vinu prost!
Victor Bilciurescu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18
SALARIES AND FEES

The committee On Salaries and Fees
at its hearing Thursday afternoon
brought up the question of the salary
Of the State superintendent OF schools.
r. J. Libby of Westbrook. chair
man Of the Maine State Teachers AS
ISOLATION quoted figures which showed
that the salary Of Names State SUI
perintendent Of schools was the small
est Of any in New England. "
Superintendent Fuller Of the Port
land public schools said that the work
of the position called for SUFFICIENT
salary, als0s that the honor Of the po-
sition demanded adequate compensa-
ton. .t5sa ~, 80 N
Superintendent. w. O.. Chase of. Old
Town agreed with his predecessors
that the position called for an adequate
salary but said that as far as the
honor OF the work In concerned there
was honor In any work we'll done.
Superintendent Of Schools L. Z. Will
liams OF Rumford spoke in favor Of
the. proposed increase. AZ did Supt.. H
H. Randall Of the Auburn public
schools. 4.. !.-~
On the act regulating the salaries
Of registrars OF probate Mayor. SAN
ford l., Fogg of Augusta appeared in
its favor and strongly. urged "a living
wage" to registrars of. probate. ;,
The act calls for, substantial in
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MOSQUE Built BY Kaiser

A reminder of the time when the
former Emperor william attempted to
pose as a leader in the Moslem world
remains here in the form of a Moham-
medan mosque which was erected by
the Kaiser in the first years Of the
World War. Eight hundred orthodox
adherents Of the teachings Of the Ko-
ran regularly worship in 1t.
1t Is the only mosque in Germany.
and william II. built 1t for the benefit
of the Cossack and Kirghis Tartar
war prisoners who were captured while
serving with the Russians and French
An internment camp surrounds 1t. In
der the law Of the Koran the mosque
must never be destroyed.
There has been considerable criticism
Of the !, former Emperor for having
erected it and for the present Govern
ment for maintaining it. In reply the
officials declare it is their duty to give
the informed Tartars an opportunity
to worship according to the dictates of
their faith. They point out that des-
truction of the mosque would be
serious offense in the eyes of all Mo
hammedans.
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Hopes Higher for
Recovery Caruso-
Condition Is Easier

New York, Feb. 17-Fightine for
lie with all the, mental and physical
power of his superb constitution. En-
rico Caruso, world famous dramatic
tenor, reclaimed conscious and cheerful
today, while music lovers the world
over hoped and prayed that death
might not yet hush forever the gold
en- voice.
1t seemed tonight, forty-eight hours
after Caruso began waging battle
against a severe heart attack, follow
ing pleurisy, that he would be victo-
r1ous. Attending physicians an
nounced improvement in his tempera-
ture and pulse beat and said his mind
was becoming clearer.
All the aid that medical science can
Offers the stricken singer was ten
dered at his bedside today. Oxygen
was administered frequently and
five physicians watched over the ten
or, one and two at a time. His wife
never left his side There she has
maintained a sleepless vigil for two
days and two nights. Caruso's baby
girl and his II year old boy visited the
sick room during the day. 1t was
mostly his virile stamina and his de-
termination not to die, the doctors
thought. that enabled the great tenor
to carry on his fight and seemingly
to begin improvement.
From every land and every sea.
where the wireless flashed, came mes
sages Of hope and cheer to his hotel
suite. Princes and paupers alike
voiced their hopes for his recovery.
Royalty of Europe wished him well
and street sweepers of New York
stopped their work outside the hotel
to inquire at the door for word Of his
From the White House came a tell
egram and a telephone message. The
king Of Italy sent his expressions BIZ
the Italian ambassador, who visited
the sick room, and the brotherhood
Of Music Lovers-which knows nei-
ther border nor birth-sent its inqui-
ries from everywhere.
Caruso was fully conscious Of the
severity of his illness and his near
ness to death. He reafflrmed his de-
termination not to give in, and told
Ambassador 'Ricci that he wished to
die In the land where his voice was
born and nurtured, Sunny Italy. His
over there were numbered
largest among those who sent cable
messages to the sick chamber today,
and Italians from coast to coast in
this country pleaded by voice and by
telegraph for wordfo Of their idol.
Opera stars and wealthy box holders
In the Metropolitan's golden horse
shoe" mingled in silence in the lobby
with scores Of the poor in purse but
rich in love for music. While they
waited for official bulletins from the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18
NATIONAL HOME.

omcer of the day. Capt. Hugh
Doyle. g.r M
James p. Tucker, of Portland, late
90. N, 8 U. S. Cav. Percy B. Jordan,
OF Gardiner. late Co. K, 5 U. s. Cav,
ana Bernard Crowell. Of Augusta,
ia.e co. M, 103 u. s. Inf, have been
admitted to the Home.
Daniel J. Kelley. Of Boston, late
". .. Navy, John c. Collins, of Mar
nienead, late Co. C. 8 Mass. Inf, Will
liam Kinney, Of Wilton. late Co. B,
Conn Inf. and George p. Lacey,
OF south ;. Coventry, late CO. e, 8
conn. Inf, have been re-admitted.
me moving picture program for
friday evening will be Mahlon Ham
nton In Half a Chance" with a
fatne News and Lloyd comedy en-
utied The Eastern Westerner,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18

tary, C. Gil Brown by Saturday even
ing, Feb. 10. The classes are all with
in the qualifications of very many
horses owned hereabouts and all of
the classes will be well filled. The
purses are attractive. Each class will
provide some thrills.
The Free For All, open to the world
will be some event and the matched
race between Bruce Audubon and
Tom Donahue for purse of $1,000 is
sure to drawn an immense crowd.
Al Standish, one of the best starters
in the country, has been secured to
give the word and weary waits will
be avoided. The club aims to give
each person who attends their full
moneys worth. Races commence at
II A. M.-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18
Wonderful Picture with Wonderful
Star at The Strand Today

Viola Dana, the little Metro
Queen" will be seen today in great
picture, 'Off Shore Pirate" With this
sensation will be shown Uncle Tom S
Caboose," wonderful comedy in two
parts. and the Int. News showing the
world in motion. A big Metro Special
is shown every Friday, making this
one of our best programs of the week.
Buck Jones tomorrow in Sunset
Sprague," and it's regular western
STARTER from the very first scene to
the very last. Mary Miles Minter on
Monday next in her Realart picture
Eyes OF the Heart" Every week
comes little stronger at this thea
tre.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18

Over so women attended the an
nual w. c. T. U. dues tea at the
home of Mrs. w. I. Guild, Kingsbury
street Mrs. A. A. Walsh of West
brook, formerly of this city. gave a
fine address on the past, present and
future of the w. c. T. u, and also
very pleasing vocal solo. The
little white bow was given to ten
new members and refreshments
served by the social committee con-
sisting of Mrs. H.. N. Bates, Miss
Carrie Burkhardt, Mrs. Gladys Fall
conf, Mrs. H. N. Story and Mrs. Ad-
die Berry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18
Children A. Manikins

American merchants, quick to taks
up any movement tending to increase
woman's buying. have done little tow
ard employing child manikins to show
of Juvenile clothing. This custom has
taken hold in England and in France
during the last several months.
Little girls from to IA years of age
have had prominent parts in fashion
shows in the shops over there. particu-
larly.. In London suburban stores. They
wear huge bows in their carefully
curied hair. Frock after frock, coats
and hats In numbers are put on them,
and they parade about the floors, show
ing fond mothers how their little ones
would look IL dressed In like outfit.
The little girls are said to glory in
their employment. 1t is hard to get
little boys, however. to show of juve-
nile masculine attire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18

The card and sewing party to be
given by Mary Kelton Duccer Chap
ter. D. a. r., next Tuesday afternoon
in K % p. hall promises to be very
large and pleasant gathering. This
party is in observance of Washington's
birthday and speciality dancing and
singing will be introduced during the
afternoon. Many who do not care to
play cards have reserved tables for
sewing and other games. As Tuesday
is holiday with some places of bust
ness. any gentleman who would like
to attend will be cordially welcomed.