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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-03-30

PAUPHR NOTICE.
HAVING CONTRACTED WITH THE
city Of Ellsworth to support AND care
for those who may need assistance
during Ave years beginning jan. /.
worth. I forbid all persons trustins
them on my account as there IL plenty
OF room and accommodations to care
FOR them at the City Farm house.
NJ. r. CARLJSIR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-03-30
West Hancock.

School is in session, taught by
Mrs. Irving Peaslee.
Miss Isabel Fernald of Franklin
visited her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Brown, recently.
Sherman Abbott, formerly of this
place, was a business visitor here
recently.
March 21. M. NJ M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-03-30
Fast Or1and.

w. S. Cowing of Newton, Mass,
is visiting Harvey Snow.
Mrs. Annie Knowles has returned
to Boston, after few weeks with
her brother, AL Forsyth
Ella Gross is ill of pneumonia.
March 81. M.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-03-30
Trenton.

l.. B. GOOgins had the misfortune
to lose another horse last week.
Mrs. Tilden. Bowden and daugh-
tiers are spending a week at their
home here.
Miss Eunice M Garland has re-
turned from visit in Bar Harbor.
March %. w.
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East Franklin.

East Franklin.
Mrs. Lolita Johnson of Bar Harbor,
with her two children, visited her
parents here recently.
Mrs. F. e. Blaisdell spent the
weekend with her son Paul in Ban
gOr.
Miss Mona Miller of Corinth was
here over Sunday on her way to
Sullivan Harbor, where she will
teach.
Mason Springer and wife have
gone to North Jay for a short visit.
Seth r. Scammons was seriously
injured in a runaway accident Satur-
day, being thrown from his team
wagon and both wheels passing
over him. His left arm WAS
broken, and he received severe cuts
and bruises about the face and body.
March 81. B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-03-30

Eczema spreads rapidly; itching al
most drives you mad. For quick relief.
Doan's Ointment is we'll recommended.
soc at all drug stores.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-03-30

March 81, under the direction of
Mrs. E. B. Hysom.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron of New
port is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Doran
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
BuLma Cavalier
The Most Famous Living Beauty

The Most Famous Living Beauty.
duties to correct any physical defects
by early attention to them on your
own part
FOR Instance, there Is the child
whose beauty may be marred BY out
standing ears. This IS entirely IN
Necessary because. II taken in tine,
the ears nay be pressed hack against
the head by q compress made at
home and worn at night A baDdage,
easily made at home. consists Of a
long folded strip OF r1Uslin, twisted
first around the head beneath the
thu crown Of the head. the ends OF
the strips Of muslin being drawn
rather tightly owe the ears and
fastened 10 one OF the lsnEthWise
strips BY safety pins.
II you find the child often breath
ing WITH difficulty he probably SUI
fers from that growth at the back
Of the nostrils called sdenoids. Take
him 60 q physician and have them
removed. 80 preventing a long train
OF disasters, mental and physical.
whose outward signs are that
strained, dropping couuteuauce We
know rs an adenoid face Don't let
any charlatan Try TO convince you
that they can be cured IN any other
way.
Look % the fact that the chflds
teeth have q good start. 4 little
Hatch1ulness viii cause the first set
70 be drawn iu good time for the
second TO come IN straight and strong
Teach the little one C take pride
IL their whiteness. Furnish q pure
powder OF paste. OF let her use a
powder for one cleansing and a paste
for the next and So on alternating.
Teach her 60 brush the teeth up and
down. not across, and 20 brush them
inside as well as out and along the
crowns. Help her to form the habit
OF always rinsinE her mouth With
warm water, or with warm salt va
ter. Il there be an acid tendency OF
The mouth, after each neal Teach
her that the mouth must always be
rinsed with water into which q pinch
q boraL OF OF hicarbonats Of soda
has been dropped after eating either
fruits. which are acid or candy
which soon resolves itseH into ecids.
Teach her that It. IS as necessary
to be pure Of mouth as OF speech
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Life Gives You az.

focused on she main interest that the
siightest EllmmerinE Of an "opportu-
nifty VIII be clear 10 you.
Nothing for nothing IS the inTerl-
able rule OF lifa. For all you get you
pay The bills done come in on me
first OF every mo1th-rhat's the worse
Of them Most Of your bills fr6m life
VIII accumulate and mount up until
they represent staggering sums. and
then they fairly inundate you when
you're least ready 10 have he account
rendered
Suppose you want 20 become a
great writerl You have ability. mag
nation and the desire They won u
profit you anything unless you want
TO become q great writer more than
you want 10 dance and go into The
country for golf and have pretty, up
todats clothes.
We all so after the paramount issue
IN our lives. The trouble is thar SO
few o. Us have the Imagination 10 see
that The paramount issue is TO make
something Of those lives We live for
the moment and the desire for the
moment The lure OF youth, Of en-
1oymenr. OF gaTety turns US from the
working Of g definite purpose
Then We wonder why we fan We
whimuer about our lack Of luck But
It wasn't luck thai was lacking IL
was purpose Remember you ger
what you want-if only you want 10
enough.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
LittIeBObbie spa


SHUDDER for to think OF the
hoIly-days, sed ia to Pa last
mite. The way everything costs
now, sed Ma Il viii be hard to rec
member al our trends
Send them Christmas card with
I frost on Il, Ged Pa. It Is a kind Of a
{ frost anyhow, giving 50 many pres
ents to peepuL sed Pa I only give 10
I the eneer & deer ones. sed Pa, tho
beefoar I was married I had sum list
sed Pa
olte a list quite a list. sed Pa 7
sumtimes see thare faces passing bee
foar me as I set q lok into the crate
fire. sed Pa What a butiful pauuy-
ramma. sed Pa. Kittie q Myrtel &
Grace & Nettie & Nary g. Blanche &
Margaret G. harriet q Dorothy q
Hattie. etc. etc, sed Pa, not TO men
shun the lite Of my life, yureselt, sed
Pa
why. you noabeI old Romeo, ssd
Ma. I had no idee you had been such
a smasher Of harts. sed Ma
dident smash thare harts, sad Pa,
they smashed nine Z loved them all
but thay was looking out Of the win
dow, sed Pa You are the only one
witch loved me in Return, sed Pa
That Is better. sed Ma can
breethe eeEier now, Ma sed- Il Is q
good thing you dident get me started
on my list, sed Ma
I do not dout that one Of yure rare
buty had a heep Of admirers. sed Pa
I bet you got a lot Of Xmas presents
IN them DAYS, sed Pa boxes OF pepper
mint & gum drops, sed Pa
Ny old flames were not peppermint
& guuf erOp buyers, sed Na, thay all
had mummy e. soshul posishun.
Yes, they did. sed Pa Tell IL 70 the
mareens, sed Pa
Thay did. sed Ma, but after all I
often think that I landed the ute
one, sed lia-
Why is It. I wonder sed Pa that
50 many Wimmin speek Of landing a
husband the saim as IL a fisher was
talking about landing a fish, sed Pa
I newer liked that expresshun. bee
ing landed.
It IS about as good a expresshun
as can think Ct rite off hand, sed
1la Men doant win Wimmiu, vim
min win men
Is that the way Of ~ sed Pa
It Is. sed ia
You have KEEP IL dark for many
ysers. sed Pa. always thot I won
yure hand & hart
Not so, sed Ma 7 won yure hand
& hart II was q cinch, too, sed Ia
Then Pa looked SO kind Of long
faced that Ia began 20 laff No,
deerest. she said 20 Pa you won me
with yure dashiug ways was only
foolinE, sed Ma
am glad 20 heer e. sed Pa
guess this wiz be q merry Christmas
after all, sed Pa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

You get what you want from life
II you only want II enough 70
pay the price for f. I wish there
were some way OF engraving this on
the heart OF everyone IN The world
and OF lmpressing g wholesome re-
spect for the truth Of II on every
Festrnent one 1ot more than he puts
into IL
Suppose yo1 want a career Are You
ready 20 spend your days and nights
in preparing for that career2 VIII
YOU fOregO the tempting good tines
which may depiste your Energy and
turn your interest from its main
channelt VIII you resist the allur-
ing by-paths that may carry you so
1ar from your work that you'll have
% waste q lot OF EFFORT getting back
Suppose you crave the completes de-
votion OF your friends Are you Will
ing 70 regulate your life in terms Of
theirs, 20 sacrifice an personal inter
esrE. 70 make yourself 50 much a part
Of them and what they DO that they
simply can't manage without you .
VIII yoE be CHEEKY when they want
cheer and smile, though you have a
binding headache2 WI Tuu stou
whatever you are doing to help 81
with Wlae they want to accomplish
All the big things OF life are very
expensive Love must be paid for
with unselfishnesss understanding, pa
tieuce- deserving charm and sacrifice.
Friendship also demands these In
lesser degree To win regard. you
must regard all the things the "other
fellow finds essential 70 his happi-
ness You have to put Up with a lot
OF bother and annoyance. You must
train yourself 10 think OF the "other
fellow" rather than OF yourself. You
must be sweet when you feel inclined
20 be anything else in all the world
II you want 10 be a great singer
you must have more than a voice.
You must have the Determination to
succeed. the VIII to work. The courage
10 4orego your lesser wants You
must concentrate on the greater want
and make it your business in life 70
earn It,
If you want to be the president Of
your company you must possess more
than brains and ability and immagf-
nation. You must have the concen-
tration that VIII keep your eyes so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

PHOTO Dy W l1re SLuQlo-
Train her to be proud OF clean nails
and 70 be ashamed OF gray or black
trimmed ones. Teach her early to
trim her nails and TO keep them
spOrless, and keep the cuncle pressed
back from them Teach them that
soiled hands are e disgrace TO q
little girl and offensive in q boy
Appealing TO the pardonabIe van
ity that IS IN little children, show
them that much Of the expression Of
the face depends upon the arch and
smoothness Of the eyebrows, and
teach them how 70 train them prop
erly by daily brushings.
Teach her TO watch the dainty
movements OF her pet canary and her
favorita kitten and emulate their
table manners. Birds handle their
food deicateiy, and kittens seldom
FIJI their mouths oTerfuu- The little
girl wiz want 70 be as fine a. he-
pets, and unconsciously will develop
pretty and attractive table manners.
Teach children not 20 be afraid Of
fresh air Tell them the story Of
The Black Hole OF Calcutta" and
Of the beautiful boy who was Elided
from head 70 loot. 70 lead a process
sion and who died n great agony
after his brief glory.
Do not let children study 70 the
developed, rosy-cheel-ed little one
who knows no Latin nor higher
mathematics than a squinty, anaeulio
enc who knows both
Teach the child 20 love life in the
open Z you happen 70 i've all thu
year IN the crowded city the roofs.
at least. and the parks are avail
able 70 you. And IN some part Of
your h0uie, even though It be small,
you can put up a crude gymnasium
For instance. horizontal bar with
a mattress drawn under Il for pre-
caution. VIII give the little ones
great fun. besides being e wonderful
developing agent
Break the children's unpleasant
facial habits Ia the forming. Show
little girl how ugly and old she
looks BY flashing a mirror before
her eyes while she IS rrowninE. show
her that the frown Of concentration
is as ugly as the frown OF anger and
train her to solve all her little prob
lens with smooth broEs- L she
twists her mouth unplezsantly when
she talks, tell her o. Il and n that
doesn't cure her. call the mirror to
your aid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
:. HOROSCOPE :.


USUAL Jan lAEAE H ISL
I A STROL0EERs read this an uncer-
n certain day, for Neptune. Uranus
and Mars are adverse while Venus
and the sun are IN benefic aspect
II IS a day that sho I'D offer excep-
tlonal opportunities 70 women. but
they should distruse their Judgment
ana should be very cautious in i'm
portant decisions.
There is a promising sign for all
VINO seek employment OF desire any
sort or pre1ermeut. for it Is held that
men IN places Of power are inclined to
ur le-plui curing this conf E-ura zion.
Women who desire to obtain posi-
tons or TO procure the support Of per
sons OF influence should do all posi-
bic under this rule OF the stars.
An official appointment OF great
nonor VIII be given 70 a woman who
VIII earn fame through 10.
During the next four years there
will pc many persons who viii prove
Lnat they have extraordinary fitness
TOT great responsibilities. the seers
prophesv.
Uranus is in an aspect believed to
menace the reputation OF prominent
persons. both men and women GOSSIP
tlat IS cruel and without foundation
VIII be freely circulated.
Although the POTENCY OF thought
mas been recognized 20 a certain ex-
tent. astrologers declare. that it win
De many years before the crime Of
siander is sufficiently punished.
fofeien relations are TO be on the
whole satisfactory IL the next few
weeks, lr Is prognosticated, although
there VIII be many newspaper reports
20 be contrary.
vanity VIII continue 20 dominate
many women. even though they are
concerned with national affairs. IL the
stars are to be believed
Persons whose birthdate it IS have
the augury OF an active. successful
year, but they may be too much In
clined 20 indulge in amusement. The
young VIII court and marry.
Shildren born on this day may be
individual TO the point CT eccentricity. /
but they viii probably be very sue
eess1ul In what ever profession OF
business they happen TO choosa.- I
Copyright. 1921. by the McClureNew I
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

I A STROL0GERS read this as an an
7 "a important day in which there IS
no dominating planetary sway.
Uranus, Mars and Venus are family
benefic. while Jupiter is adverse
This is a time in which to prepare
for future action. all important fni-
tiative being deferred.
Planning and soliciting support Of
big projects should be wen directed
during this coufiEuTatlon.
women have the representation Of
success in ambitious ventures. One or
two VIII become prominent as finan-
ciers.
aided BY today's aspects. Efficiency
should be encouraged under this
planetary government
again the seers declare that sue-
cielization viii be more than ever
stressed in the business world. Won
en- VIII win high places on lines OF
work that require patience and
knowledge OF detail.
Uranus Is in a place held TO give
assurance that the turbulence and I'M
certainty OF public thought on world
questions viii be quoted and clari-
fled. Return 10 sanity seems to be
presaged by the stars.
Women are likely TO be fortunate
today, II they pursue routine work.
They viii succeed best in the lines
that are theirs by tradition. New cen
lures should be delayed
This should be an auspicious dav
ior openings Of theaters or other
places Of amusement
weddings that take place under
this rule should be lucky, so far as
harmony Of life is concerned but they
may not bring quick prosperity.
Persons whose birthdate 30 is should
keep in established grooves during
the coming year. There viii be dan
ger OF wasting money.
Children born on this day may be
TOO much given to pleasure and may
be inclined to extrAvagance- They
viii be bright probably and endowed
with much personal magnetism
Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

HE beauty OF a child is a natural
heritage, but It can be lost or
marred Just as easily as that Of
adult Il Is also possible to train
child . beauty, and this training
ould consist OF two means. One
70 teach the little one the habit OF
rsonaI daininess. The other is TO
press upon children the principles
health
AZ the ehIld's parent guardian OF
lcher Z Is. Of course, part Of your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

There are more than 100000 women
school teachers in the Omitted States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Old National Museum in Washing
ton. D. c.
O. Who Invented the ,vheeIbar-
roTf A. n. p.
A This invention Is ascribed 70
Leonardo ca Ninci. ~the magician OF
being a wonderful artist. was a MILF
tary engineer Of note, a scientist. and
a musician
@ How many soldiers did the al
lies have during the war3 c. "
A The allies modified 39.576.5s4
men during the world war.
q When was the interstate COM
MERGE act passed by eo1Eresss 3 s.
A. The original interstate com
merce law was enacted in 1857 and
amended BY the Elkins law OF 1908
and the Hepburn low Of 1896.
@ What ia a auor< barreIs-' G. :. T..
A This Is United States political
slang phrase, referring 10 a fund Of
money appropriated from the federal
treasury. as for improving rivers and
harbors. or erecting public buildings,
regarded as appropriated more for
local patronage than 70 make needed
Improvements
Q. What country was first to ea-
tahlish an educational system that
WAS not based on reliEicns W. Fl. y.
A The Greeks were the first 10
work out a theory OF practical educa-
ton based upon fact and practice
rather than religious beliefs and
ecclesiastical ceremonies. From the
middle Of the 18th Gentry, 3. c.. there
have been elementary schools in
Athens which were originally Of q
two fold aracter-first music
schools which later developed into a
study OF literature; second. gymna-
SUM schools. which later developed
into physical culture schools and
later added mathematics-
ANY reader can get the answer 20 any
question b. writing Thu Herald lnforma-
ton Bureau, Frederic J. Hasirin. director
Washington. D. c. This bureau cannot
give advice On legal. medieal and financial
matters Il does not attempt 60 settle
domestic troubles. nor 20 undertake ex-
haustive research On any subject Write
your question plainly and briefly. Give
fun name and address and enclose tive
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replies are sent direct 20 inGulrer)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Several readers have written asking
the meaning Of 'cenotaph-" me word
IS derived from the Greek words.
''repOs" meaning empty" and tia
pros" meaning tomb" In other
words q cenotaph IS a sepulchral
monument erected in honor OF a per-
son whose body lies elsewhere.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

-H6oT 20 kin" is the order which
has been given to the members
Of the Kew York police depart
eut in IN effort TO check the present
inc wave. Special squads Of sharp
ooters are patr0liuE the city IN
1t1mohiles. The photo shows a
ember OF the force with "sub-ma-
Inc gun" for riot duty Thess guns
90 fire SO shots in two seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

AIRS. CHARLES DeLOosET- DEL
iNL RICHS. prominent NsU YORK
society woman, who has startled
her friends by going into business.
Mrs Oelrichs has accepted the posi-
riou OF superintendent o. a perfume
company OF NeW York. She VIII de-
vote her rlme 20 the selling OF per-
fumes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

To what extent have the dew
wasted farm lands Of France
been restorea 70 nErieulturaI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

The largest flower in the world.
Arnold's rsfflesias has petals a foot
long.
The Washington times., 1921-04-10

scattered. Some of them live In
Georgetown, others In downtown
Washington. They are given TO locat-
ing in pleasant parts Of town left be-
hind by the tide OF fashion and In
many Instances they have taken
picturesque. old-fashioned houses, re-
taining their atmosphere OF quaint
ness with an added note OF modernity.
The fine old house at 2011 street.
where Mr.. and Mrs Charles Edward
Russell live and Mr.. and Mrs George
OdelI and the Gibson ,Gardners. Is one
OF the houses much freqdented by
literary folk, 1t represents, more
over. an interesting-and successful
experiment I'm cooperative living.
The Russells first came to Washing
ton some eight years ago. The
Odelis have, 1 believe. been here some
what longer. And both families ex-
The Washington times., 1921-04-10
"sPRINGTIME BALL.
FOR CHILDREN's HOME.

The Episcopal Home for Children
will have the most successful benefit
in it's history tomorrow evening at
it's annual ball at the New Willard
"Springtime Ball." which will have
many delightful features. Mrs. David
Meade Lea, president of the board OF
lady managers, will head the receiv-
ing line and Arthur Bradley Camp
bell, chairman of the floor commit :
tee, will make the presentations.
Assisting him on that committee
will be Senator Arthur Capper; the
minister of Costa Rica, Scnor Beeche
Arthur d. Addison, Edward II. Alsop,
Charles J. Bell. Major Stuart w.
Cramer, Captain Civalleri, William
Bowie Clarke, Col. william Eric Fow-
ler, Capt. Edward S. Gardiner, John
Temple Graves, jr., Col. William E.
Horton, Lieut.. Comdr. Robert Hen
derson, Edward A. Hartman, Ralph
w. S. Hill, Lieut.. Comdr. Theodore
Jewell, Col. Francis T. A. Junkin
David Meade Lea, Lieut.. Joseph II.
Lawson, Horace Luttrell, Chester
Lockwood, c. Carroll Morgan. l.. Nc
Cormick -Goodhart. Henry T. Oxnard,
jefferson Patterson, Henry Cleveland
Perkins. G. Quincy Peters, Walter s.
Penfield. Chester A. Snow, jr.. Syl-
vanus Stokes, jr., Manning Stead
George Sloan, Rtoert Stead. Col. Rob-
ert NJ Thompson, Walter r. Tucker
man. L. Effingham Townsend, Major
George Oakley Totten, jr.. Col. Jen-
nings Wise. Itichard ii. Wilmer, Hor-
ace Westcott, John c. Wiley, John
Hervey Young and Charles Henry
Butler.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman is chair
man of the committee on boxes and
Miss May GOWN, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. GOWN, heads the young
ladies' committee, and will have many
of the debutantes of this and last
season assisting her.
Mrs. Theodore +. Gore, president
OF the National Library for the
Rlind. will open her apartment, No
6O3, at 1902 Eighteenth street, from
9 to o'clock tomorrow, for ar
exhibition Of period-costume dolls
The Washington times., 1921-04-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS

Society women wash their own hair,
not because 1t is a fad. but because
they with to obtain the greatest pos
sible hair beauty and be sure they are
not using anything harmful. They
have found that in washing the hair
II Is never wise to use a makeshift, but
Is always advisable to use a prepara-
ton made for shampooing only. Many
of our friends say they get the best
results from a simple homemade can
throx mixture. You can use this at
q cost of about 3 cents a shampoo by
getting some canthrox from your
druggist and dissolving a teaspoouful
in a cup of hot water. This makes
enough shampoo liquid to apply to all
the hair instead of just the top Of
the head, as with most preparations.
Dandruff, excess oil and dirt are dis
olved and entirely disappear in the
rinsing water. Your hair will be so
fluffy that it will look much heavier
than 1t is. Its luster and softness
will also delight you.
The Washington times., 1921-04-10
THE WASHINGTON Tn4Es, SUNDAY, ApRE 10, 1e21

Gouverneur Morris are at the Belle
vue, and one could name a dozen
others whose names are equally well
known In the writing world.
The war Is to some extent re-
sponsibie for this happy development.
II brought a good many of the
''intelligentsia"--if one may be for
given a word which has been so
sbused-to Washington either to
help Uncle Sam or simply to gee the
wheels go round. But IL was the
charm of the city. it's leisurely and
hospitable atmosphere, as well as its
strategical position with regard to
events of national and international
Importance, which made them stay.
"Washington's Washington Square"
Is a state of mind rather than a
locality. for it's denizens are widely