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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
Southwest HarbOr.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas; 1t has pleased our Heav-
emily Father, in His infinite wisdom, to
take from our midst our beloved sis
ter, Hannah B. Gilley, therefore be it
Resolved; That in the death of our
sister, Jephthah chapter No. Al, has
lost a worthy and honored member, the
community a good citizen.
Resolved; That we extend to the
family our sincere sympathy.
Resolved; That our charter be
draped in mourning for thirty days,
copy of these resolutions be sent to
the family, a copy to The Ellsworth
American for publication, and copy
placed on our records.
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Bluehill Falls.

Mrs. B. A. Wood has returned
from Sedgwick, where she has been
visiting her sister.
Ollie Leach cut his knee severely
with an axe while working for B. A.
Gray.
v Schooner Joanna Durgain, Capt.
E. B. Simpson, sailed from here for
Bar Harbor last week
Lester Conary has finished work
ing at the Will cottage and is work,
ing at the Palmer cottage.
April IS. G.
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FrenchbOrO.

A crew has commenced work on
the roads. and is doing a fine job.
The mail route has change now,
and goes every night. Mr.. ThurlOw
has the contract for the next four
years.
Leonard Wilcox, who has been
visiting at Joseph Lunt's, has re-
turned to Camden.
Violet Davis and her sister, Emily
Anderson, have opened little
store for the sale of candy, soda,
fruits, etc.
April 20. G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27

Sullivan by y. II. Hill and in
every town.-Advt.
------.--.---
others IKE Sadle, VINO nave gone
before.
-NpiH o. A'-l'
Dear Aunt Madge ana M' - 5
Meb is mueh allNe' II she mas
stayed away from the eolutill SO loHN'
| have intended TO write an lhe tline'
but kept putting II OH. Inc IaS' u,,'e
| wrote l was at Okeechopee' RIA
Went there to grow castor beans lor
Ohc'e SAM Wiien Ia iee put ~
i"'h Ice ''''' ~ ,
~ u" oN'' 'S an ~,
"'Ni' " ", ..i.,, ia
KEEP me III peu S'N "eeN9 49, 49, -
noUid y s ,.S IL NV ankle wonid be an
.t,s,,t. 10 aidu,+ ,,,.,t no blood ia rusb
70 NV, foot Loo worked in the shin
ward When began to walk. it
seemed lust couldn't walk but with a
little practice | soon got out to the
door.
SO | spent one winter and spring in
JacksonviIle Then in May we went to
Apalachicola on the Gulf. We went on
St. George island. which is eight miles
out in the gulf. stayed there until in
November. We both had work there.
1t is a grand sight to see the breakers
roll up on the gulf side of this island
some TWENTY-FIVE miles long. | don't
think any part of the island is over one
and one-half miles wide. and some
parts not over a half-mile. And such
a beach! Sand, and one can walk on it
the whole length of the island. There
is a high sand bank which protects the
island from big storms.
We sure did have one big storm, and
some high tide, but it did no damage
to us. In November, we went up the
gulf by boat to Mobile, Ala. From
there we took the train to JACKSON
Vile. Then a man wanted us to come
to Miami, Fla, on a ranch twelve and
one-half miles up the everglades ON
auckland. We have been here little
over sixteen months.
We like bere very much. No cold
weather TO sneak of this winter; been
hot most of the time. Some NIGHTS it
was a little cool. We have a new two
room house. rent free: also five gallons
of kerosene free Don't have ANYTHING
but oilstove here, and not very often
do we keen if BURNING. only when
washing ironing. and cooking. Lee
has heen getting 500 q month but thew
emf wages. so he gets $50 now. but that
is better than some of them get We
have free hack ride in town every
saturday afternoon as Saturday we
only work a half dav. We go in nearly
every Saturday
,1i,,,; ,,o, ,,,, auo,,.,,, ,.i+,, ,,oon,o
,,.,,, a,,~,, t,,a.,, n,,,, - ta,tas
-, .., :. ,,..
It's unite a prettv place. and thew have
fine beach. We were ont there one
Sunday and such a crowd, We were
there i'm Anril and hundreds and hmm
dreds of people were in batbinp Some
sight. seeing fat men and women run
ming around on the beach old and
Young. some lyine on the sand in
groups in bathing suits, feet stuck up
in the air.
This farm has 600 acres on the
Miami canal to Lake Okeechobee.
They have laid out a railroad on this
side of the canal M piece above here
The government is still working on the
canal, so can't put the road through
until it's job is DONE This land here
is only few feet deep, black muck;
then it is white rock. The canal is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27

of the time ! have been here. No ma
laria here. l am getting pretty fieshy.
An airplane just passed. just cleared
the stonewall right down low. My!
Ii made some noise. They do some
stunts in Miami. They sail over the
sea, then over the land, turn upside
down. But / don't care to go in one of
them The auto ride to town and back
answers me. Then we have other auto
rides at other times.
Aunt Maria" / have a few flowers
fourteen geraniums l am growing from
seed, and we have lot of pink and
white flowers which grow wild. Then
l have several other kinds, but only
two rose brushes, and they don't do
very we'll.
l haven't put in many seed as yet rs
we didn't know when we might leave,
but guess we will stay a while longer.
If i can only get my daughter, who is
at Ok eecho bee, to come here. l shall be
contented to stay on until | get this
place l want. Lee wants to go to
Seattle, but am afraid it's cold there
winters. We haven't put in much of
garden, it is so dry here. Have
some of our winter garden yet. If we
are here this fall, shall put in some
celery. it does fine here: also car
rots and cabbage. Have a lot of tomato
plants growing, which we will set out
when we have wet spell
With health. success and best wishes
to all.
L. NJ. Bower Box 1445. Miami, Fla.
1t is good of "Meb' to report her
self, even as often as once a year.
She has certainly travelled over the
country to quite an extent. We will
not be much surprised if we hear
from her next in Seattle. I am wish
ing we might hear from others of the
family-X. y. H., Melissa, and sew
eral others who have not written us
for long time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
ALG0LA PILLS

Regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
Make Pure Blood For Constipation Relieve
Gas, Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick Headache
Try them; Zoe. 25c At druggists. Duane
1908, City Hall Station, New York. See
signature on each box
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
wOMAN'S WORK.

With many turn my steps l take,
In many a crook and crevice
And many a biscuit | must bake
For Maud and me and Lewis.
| sweep, | dust, l cook, l rise
Up in the morning early;
| wash the breakfast dishes ana
| churn and dress the baby
| make the dust and dry leaves fly
Against my new broom fairly;
| chatter, chatter as / go,
Because | rest so rarely.
For men may come, and men may CO.
But / go on forever, ever,
| go on forever"
| move about and in and out,
While here the chicke feeding,
And here and there at a hawk to shout
But little they are needing.
walk, l run, l skip. | hop
From one thing to another;
| stop to dress a bruise or cut,
For the children run to mother.
Then to the garden must so
70 see what work is needed,
For plants must be set out, you know,
And then they must be weeded.
For men can't stop, for they must go,
ifUl Nc N ~ IN VIZ '''' 49,
we work on forever.
scrape the tray and put to rights
The dining-rtom and kitchen;
then go in my room to sew
And try to do some stitching.
wonder if there is on earth
No respite from our laborS,
No time to go and gossip some
With pleasant, friendly neighbors?
Before | end this piece of work
And try to think a little,
| throw it down and run and make
a fire and put on the kettle.
For men must eat and go. you know,
But women can go never.
Yes, men will come and men will go,
But we work on forever, ever,
We work on forever.
Mrs T. Q. Holt.
Dear NJ. b. Family:
the parody on THE Brook by
Tennyson, was sent long years ago by
Sadie, whose contributions to the
column many of you will remember.
| came across it in looking over a
good sized box filled with clippings
sent by the nieces The selections
are fine. showing the spirit and good
taste of those who went to the
trouble of sending them to the col
umn. There has never been space
for them all but | have treasured
them all the years since the Nj. b. c.
was "insttuted,' and find the initials
of many on the margin of the poems,
some of whom are still with us and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-27
He NOW BELIEVES
IN "FRU|T-A-T|vES'
Teacher Of New Thought"
Healed By Fruit Liver Tablets
ScuENECTADY

SCHENECTADY, N. L.
81 am not in the habit of praising
sny material medicine as / am an
advocate of New Thought; but some
time ago, I had such bad attack of
Liver and Stomach Trouble that I gave
up thinking did not have it and took
sFruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets.
Most gratifying was the result. 1t
relieved my liver and stomach
trouble, cleaned up my yellowish
complexion and put new blood in
my body. Fruit-a-tUes' is the highest
result of :New Thought in medicine.
A. A. YOUNG.
soc. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
ELABORATE PROGRAM Be
RENDERED by kIWAN|S

"Seaman's 1890 Revue" which Il
playing al the Dcandi Theatre. has been
secured 20 furnish part Of the enter
iainment a; today's luncheon ~ the
Kiwanls Ciub at the Harvey House. ac.
cording e. 4. ~ Pit,man. member OF
the progium committee.
RUDE Hooper. quartet leader, viii h.
ass.s,er D.. Mrs Hooper \. Jordan and
n. T.. Gatcn'tt. In giving the program.
The pianist will h. Martin u Chapman,
who il musical director II the revue.
Or ~ y Brooks chairman 81 the
program committee. announced that DR..
r. Thomson. pastor ~ the Central
Presbyterian church will have special
music. under the supervision of Prof.
T.. y Myers 81 the Amarillo College ~
Music
Repuris show that the attendance last
week was II per cent. and officers are
anxious TINT today's De- still higher. as
there H. contest on and they are anx'
lou- Tint the Amarillo club stand high
IN the T.Xas-Oklahoma district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
WALLACE REiD'S
NEWEST fllM AT
THE MiSSION TODAY

The Charm school" ls the title of
wallac. Reds newest Paramount pic
ture. and which will be- shown az the
Mission today and tomorrow. In this
play. Wallace falls heir 10 classical
dancing school for girls only. and
enacts the role ~ a dancing instructor
without any previous experienced to a
los,n beautiful and lively eighteen'year
Id girls Wallace. as teacher Is the
only male character around this dane
ing academy-you can just imagine the
wonderful time he has with the dozen
lovely young things especially after
every one Of them falls In love with
him. Bui uf course there Is the only
one among the bunch. and the story
,.lls IN an amusing and highly enter
tanning way. Just how the only one
anally captured the heart of her IN.
structJr. and the final result
tn. charm school Is said to be- on
par with any previous Reid picture.
and this insurccs something unusually
good. a. Wallace Reid Is today consld
srri the most popular leading man in
pictures
The Mission management; state that
commencing today a special two-fcel
Goodwin comedy will be- shown each
"Wednesday and THURSDAY. In addition
;o the feature part Of the program
which IN connection with Topics 81 the
Day and Sclznick News should make
a splendid show.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16

Contract fof me construction ~ 80
miles 90 hatI surface I,ad boo ro,tei
county Ni'l hs Or When hddsrs meet
w.ih no cour, and county commission.
80 % ~ o'clo,k This morning pro.
Vding there T. ro Disagreement oycr
Interpretation ~ the bids
s.,sn lids beside. an ind'p,ndcn,
bid not ,ouf, fmlng e. terms 81 The call
we're opened 81, , o'clock III, appointed
hour Tuesday morning There were ~
many qualifications and conditions at
tachrd a. the bids that time VAS ~
qulrvd a. determine she relative merits
snd TO Iass On the question ~ which
was loves; and best bid
All Tuesday afternoon was spent ~
engineers IN tAbuh,inE and comparing
bids Their work xill h. continued this
morning. and u IL hoped Ia b. able 10
announce the boards decision on the &C
cep,ahle hid 90 bids hy II O'Clock this
morning
The STANDARD Engineering and Con-
s,ruciion Company 81 Dallas bid on n
rock asphal, rad The bid coniemplates
a road on the same plan rs sidewalks
are buii;.
The Anderson Construction Company
~ ri Paso proposed road u concrete
surface only,
The III Paso Rthultlc Company OF
n Paso. and the Texas Willie Con-
s,ruc,lon Company Of Houston each bid
on concreieasphali surface.
The McClung Construction Company
OF Clehurue. and Scarborough 4 Smith
81 the same place. also Mcknight &
Haymer u Amarillo. each bid on gravel
has. only
W NJ Rice ~ Amarillo and the Pan
handle Construction Company II Lub'
book made bid To construct not less
than five nor more than l2 miles u
road u brick and Embellishments They
propose TO make a iofoot center OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Hl 40 u00rtR rHtSi>rs NV
sllOW NJ ~ ANii fOpAi

CurnssirnH ~ uud Whirh iW
fll,s mu,b N,ri - hi,h MANY Nnfd-
rgId lr usfd tU explain 'tDnfrssinn
i- ihr utw, ~ ih, usW blIl Nhbh i,uhr
lia.fsfs N,Tssls show WiI present at
fhr haudi tu,isN and in Nuhss dcii
uifiUn ,f the Wud o. mssns mUst 90
40 lui u mu MAN, amusing and
complicated situations and q splendid
l htn,, fur liub' tu put over some ~
ihs best ,Umsdt hits that b. us.d 10
any ~ hiz bulls In fact Ruh, told the
reporter that in hi opinion Comics
siDn' was his best bll well 10 % IT, %
Nill be- real show, fur this ,OmIanY
has proven o. D, enc ut the very best
that has ever Appeared iu th' n'andi
Theatre 80 in Amarillo
The plctur, rart at the p"andi pro.
gram to-day IL The carl with the jar
Heart ~ Nhirh lovely MAIDS. KENNEDY
~ starred This h said to H. one II
The most entertaining. and laughahlr
comedy dramas that this popular little
star has ever appeared In,
Today's D-andi show viii undnuh,.d
~ prove a. be- extremely pleasing o.
all who see II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
Backache of Women

The hack In often called IN" main
spring u womnn's life What can sh"
DO. where can she go. 50 long az that
deadly backache aps every particle 81
her strength and ambition Sh" can.
not walk. she cannot stand. her houS"
work II a burden. OF the long hours be.
hind the counter In the office on fac.
tory are crushing She is miserable
The cause II many times some dernng"
ment Of her system, and hackache II a
common symptom. Lydia y. linkham''
vegetable Compound Is a reliable rem
.dy for hnchnch" a. Tor more than
forty years IL has been relieving WON
en- ~ America from the ailments which
often cause a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
IEwELRy SALESMAN MAKES
GOOD As MOVIE DIRECTOR

George Marshall. codircctor with
Ruth Roland ~ Ruth Of the Rockies
the Paihc serial In which Miss Roland
viii appear on "Wednesday and Thurs
day of each week at the Liberty Thea
tire owes his present success To his own
stick .toIitiycness. Al the time Of his
fathers death. Marshall. the son II the
well known Chicago jcweler, took u trip.
for IN. benefit of his mothers health.
with her To California. lie had no dit
ficulty in obtaining AN excellent posi-
ton In one Of the ci,ys leading jcwelry
stores. An old friend called on Mar
shall and invited him to accompany
him 20 the motion picture studio wher"
he was employed. accordingly Marshall
m his first holiday. accompanied his
friend
With group ~ extras, Marshall
Watched his friend working In AN Al
Christie Serial at Universal city. y
,asting director walked up to him and
aid abruptly. you work tomorrow
sight.thirty-for Christie. Name and
address" and before Marshall could
ecover from his surprise. the casting
director had walked away. After that
h. jewelry store was no longer graced
" Marshalrs presence.
His rise came rapidly. After few
! weeks as an extra" b. was made as
| distant Tor McRac. az the expiration Of
/ .hrcc months with McIhc young Mar
/ shall WIS given the dircctorship Of
Harry Carey. who was the first man e.
star AZ Universal city Marshall direct
ID number u the Helen Gibson rail
cad pictures and also codirected with
Jacques packard on Liberty" viii
Mari. walcamp and Jack Holt.
Mr.. Marshall not only directed bu
l wrote number of his productions fol
Carey and Miss Gibson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION
POTTER COUNTY HIGHWAYS TO
BE AWARDED BY Commissioners

brick win a fourfo1i shoulder 81 a..
phAli uu each side
The llus asked ~ h.ddsfs Coz compile
ton u N, entire ioh runs from one a.
I've wears The price per square yard
varies rCuriiug o. the amour, II work
that may D., awarded unc bidder Offers
20 hllld the rad fur i1gi square
yard 10 given N. entire :ss miles 20
rlsis,ruc,. bat II awarded lcss'f
amount. ~, price t. 80 a..
Preceding the meeting ~ the hidser.
with the commissioners sitting with the
county judge there viii b. session u
county court Tho court session viii
~ oallyd "a . o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16
MISS POPE HONORD BY
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS

Miss Grace Pope who has been visit
ing with her sister Mrs. ". G. Evans.
the past eight months. returns tO her
HON. In pikervillr. Tenn, over the
Rock island this morning.
ON the eve of her departure Tues
day evening surprise party was CIV
IN In Miss popc's honor ~ the home
II Miss Kern brand. A beautiful
travelling set was presented To the
guest ct honor by IN" senior Bible
class of IN, Church ~ Christ ~ which
she WAS member. There were ~
present to wish Miss Pope hon voyage.
Refreshments were served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-16

Com. around To our Tree Yard. near
posioffice. and let US show you our
trees. and quote prices before you buy
Let a. tell you why our Trees arr"
Better"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-19

day for his home In Wallace afteI
an extended visit Lore.
Harry Buckley Of Falrmont wa
q visitor IN ldanting Ton yesterday
Roy Cunning cham u Eafrmont
.was In Manning ton yesterday play.
Ing IN the Manning ton band.
Richard Starr and Thomn.
Black Of Parkershnrg, mepbers
of the G. a. r. are In Manningtor
for the encampment.
Miss Flora Hibbs Of burton wa
In the city yesterday shopping.
Miss w. and K. Williamson Of
Petersburg are In Warrington.
Mrs. w. Bayard Of Llttleton wa
in Warrington yesterday.
Alberta Brady and Mary spen,
Ger were visitors in Fairmont
Tuesday evening.
Adrian st. Vlair, Robert Kane
Charles Phillips and Dale TUNER
were visitors in Fairmont yester.
day.
Val Burt was in Fairmont yes.
terday attending to legal matters
q. L. snodgrass and Les s. Koer
were visitors in Waynesburg Tues
day afternoon. \
Mrs. Robert Burley Of Burton d
in Warrington visiting her moth.
er, Mrs. David Weed Of Main 81,
+. .
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-19
PERSONALS

a. J. Hayes has returned from
Fairmont where he had an opera
ton performed at the Cooks hos
pltal for troubles Of his left foot.
Mr.. Hayes fs able to get around
with8the aid Of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. M. Burt have
motored to Pittsburgh where they
VIII spend a few days visiting and
attending TO business. s.
Mr.. stambough has returned to
Warrington after a motor trip to
Wheeling.
:. B. Gallagher is attending to
business matters in Littleton to:
Il. q. Batson was a Logansport
visitor in this city yesterday.
Howard HardistY OF Fairmont
was a visitor here yesterday.
DIR. Orr of Downs was in Man.
nington yesterday:
Bill MitchellSwas a business WIS.,
ttor in Fairmont yesterday after
noon.
carlln Hall .lettS.thls city yester-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-19
''Y' CAMP WILL
Be AT PHLIPPI.
Fine Time Is Expected At
the Summer Camp
WillsRunM Month

Final plana IN Az Z. N.

Final plans for the y. N. G. A..
camp this summer have been near
iy completed The camp will be at
phiHppi. w. Va, on the ground,
owned BY senator Woods and ].
II. Woods. 1t Is on the Valley rlY-
or and will be- called Camp Woods.
The equipme; for the camp will
be all new and viii consist OF six
new squad tents holding eight boys
each. d mess hail, q cook tent and
apparatus for tennis, baseball and
water sports. There will be an in
structor In swimming and also a
physical director for the other
sports. There will be older boys
In charge Of each tent and the aim
of the camp / i'll be to build up
the physical, spiritual and mental
sides d the boys life.
The ground around the camp is
fine for baseball and tennis and
the swimming hole is one Of the
best on the river.
lI,he camp will start on July 4
and viii last until July 81. The
firss two weeks will be for the
younger boys from II to is years
of age and the last two weeks will
be for boys OF from II TO 10 years
old.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-19
Caroline Arnett
Taken By Death.

Ms. Caroline r. Arnett widow.
Of Jaspar N: Arnett. aged 72. one
OF the best beloved and most high.
IL respected women of Marion coln.
II, died this morning at an early
hour at the home OF her niece, Mrs.
Sarah Brand, at Laurel Point, aft.
er an dIlness with q plication OF
diseases. The deceased was be-
fore her marriage q Miss Brand
and was d descendent Of one Of the
families who early set.
tied lin this region.
She has no children Of her own
hut Is survived by three step chill.
dreh to whom she was q devoted
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-19
Rev. J. G. Buckley To
Address Students

The Rev. j. 6. Buckley win de.
liver the annual sermon to the
graduating class OF the East side
high school on Sunday evening,
May 20 at the Diamond street III.
q. church.
This will be the beginning Of q
week Of festivities incident to the
closing Of the East Side schools.
and Superintendent w. a. Hus.
tead has arranged many interest.
ing features for the various pro-,
grams. The schools are in fine
condition and ayuenjoyed an un.
usually splendid term.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-19
Tennis Club to Organize

Manager "Tot" Kunst OF the
Warrington Tennis Club has an
nounced that tho opening Of the
club. probably would be next week.
The courts on Monroe and Wash
ington street6 will be in the best
of shape by the early part Of the
week and al lof the members will
be allowed to get in their first
games at that time. A meeting Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-19
Tool Company Closes

AS a result Of the G. A. R. Enc
campment here this week, the
Charles Phillips Tool Company en-
ployes enjoyed a holiday yester-
day. None Of the men were re-
quired to turn out and several OF
the men who work there are mem
bers Of the Warrington band and
played for several open air con-
certs yesterday morning and after
noon. Others who haYe cars took
old veterans for rides during the
day.