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$4,000 FINE FOR
MASTER PLUMBER

E"w york. March H>.--.A iiA."oh fur"
TIM largest gwen any muster plumber
InhI,iad daring III" huiidinE trust INC
tiga'loD. today was imposed or th' W
-: Cornell ,omTonl. for Vocation uf th"
state antitrust act. ~ Ia" SAN" am"
Edward l.. Slo~som a member II IN"
rrm wa> S,ntru.rd IL m" F"WhS pri$"n
for ten 'i:tNS
Both .<io>~un and IA" corporation
ulra,,I guilty a"l rral w., 4 az" To- hay
NIX subscribed 90 m" "roA" Il 1ra'f'''
alleged 10 u" operated by master plum
hrrS III come. ton ". IN h.dN
Sin members OF Ia" kr"nA Plumbers
dS-"'Iat an !nh"'rd on >in.'lr 'h'rr'H
also were S"n'rn'cd ip'l.N. "''.iN NJ;
email 'rn"s and IN ON" as" ~" day :
PRISON term.
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LOOSEN UP THAT
HEAVY COLD
Go after it right away with
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey

TINE person who once gives mi:
NATIONALLY poplar cough and
cold renewing m-ditlrr far
opportunity OF proving i:sc!f, becomes
A convert. lie leans how really bene-
hcial its healing and bAsamle anr'sep-
TICS are in hel?ing relieve 4 cold, cough,
grippe, bronchitis, hoarscncss. he finds
out how promptly it assist, Nature IN
cGrcung complete eradication Of
rhlecm and Inflammation and con-
Gestron.
Tnt1v--right now-get an econom--
zeal bottle AZ your druggists. IL will
be s1ll-pa, lng investment. Keep IT
on hand as safeguard against colds.
nc Coo. 81 20.
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" MARTINS FERRY
GOOD ROAD ASSURED
FOR C0LERAIN Pike
DELEGATION HRoM ALL CIVIC BOD
us IN MARTINS FERRY, AND
OTHERS ATTEND COMMITS
mss1oNERs MEETING.
Contract Let for BuildtnS OF TWO Miles
Of Road With Erick on Stag
Throughout Yesterday.

Eo,,ORlGS the agitation connected
with the improvement Of the i"l"rnin
piA- IVES, from th:s CITY. ana tn" rr""-
ability that some OF nose ""rA"N
AKA INST I'll" ti!Id'hE ~ ne "'N' F'''
"f the road WIN oE''N m'En' '"'
ming over ." '". '"t
arse Delegation 81 tho>r 'r"f" ms ,',H
;hNe''' IT" go r,.,
;; 'ta'rSH'''" H'N''','aI "','' ',,, -
attend the meeting 81 '''' '"u',!
m"s>!"nerS. ne " 'e"".'om
i'os'd - IN" OH, '"'' ~ =" '''''" 30
Ir"h". k'"""'H 'iuU' Booster '''" '"'
"theE 'nuN''u"'S'
George l.. Spence acted as a" - k"N-
E:an for tn local men, and the commits,
s.nncrs wert gwen to understand 'lLt
nothing but hr.,A wnL.I b" Shtlstdc.
tor, - th,. ioru! men. with the prrtrr-
,.nce o. c"nci"t" hA.". bat mat - LAX
base w!l! be acceptable. F"i!"WHl IT,
discussion and hrI-f ta.N- Hy others
from oth"r TOMAS ;u'or",'"! II ~" N"rI'
GU roads. tn" local representatives
wer" assured eE al q; ih' n'in"rr' "'
the board that the ""utrIri would b"
L.; h't"r" 'h' Iai WAS "''r' Il $50 6
Ma!"n.> at iI',lh;re. q. h"'nI me sue
CesSful bidder. WIKI tn ROAD I" "' """,
or BRICK. with Hlaf pas OF 80 ava
seven inches. The cost 81 HI" a.
two and two-tenthS niles O! r""d l.
10 be somewhat NOR" man |E''V"''
tn. following Is hsr 81 \ part 1t
,h.. decoration who w"-c present 1T the
meeting from tbs cry and their con.
ne, Ions:
Wilbur s. HcSlup. president Board .!
Trad.
Albert or. secretary Board OF Trade
Fred +. Selbv. chairman road commiS.
sim Ruord Of Trade
" " S:cn. pre- ,iGent Booster r'rh
Roy 4 Woods. prcs:r.nn, kiwan.s cluu
"A Mrrhcii Das'y Times
,:co-rs Surrc, Sn.ncr- Ilacrs Stove
ronnany
X II Wood. CIt.zers hank
VI - COLI. cashier p""u'"s bank
u N Miller chairman directors Of
Euard 81 Trade
,.,o-r. p Smith Con,mcrcj. hank
u.vw,rd Long August kuckuck. Low
10 Rsiper Dim C'rcnln. or Godfrey. Eli
or. R,rry Erri pauscr. Dr. A j.
,.,.ro-d r. Sclh,
r.oIon Mating
I'm. If m. hes, attended MEETING. CT
.osa, ms heII nv rho member. ~
L..- NC, <c =, -, trc Nu..l.
a,,,,, N tho rooms % the Hoard
- rr.T. las, p,rht and m. officials
r-s ,hsr,rs,y.e as VOL preasct " IN
49,, ,,r,I,,,,... and in,,r,., Of tb.. menu.
,,rs Many ir,oort1nt matters wcrr d..
,,,s,r ~ Lur;nr IN, evening" and a
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A 275s MILE PLIGHT.

Washington. March ~ W" arr
,f.',..'. i,i,rt.d Ly marine corps person.
mel will have Boiling Field her. TO-
Morrow morning for a :.73? mile flight
to st Thomas. Virgin Islam IA II dein :
onstrat ton Of the ada ptihiy OF 'and arr
craft for combination land anu WdteI
flying and to map tn" route. The fiiBht
vii hr mad. hv easy stages and no
effort Will I've made to establish speed
record.
-RI.y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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i3S room ~ m" Miners ''n'P." "h sc
NOT; stree Following =" ".hnef.
program WI - -"''i'r'd NHd h"~'AeSs
matters 49,. ." gwen H,'"n'."h'
Pays for Damage.
!'i~.! wa!ker. whn went "n tn" am
-HG. >''ur,lay night 'aS been r".r'>'h
fr",u ito ,;;E iaI W" He- vas taken
i.;u .rl.;o".. ~ - - MIh"c" Tor .'Eht-
::s .rud h"~a".nS BARRIER $50" -.Sn
Hr VS. fired on Tic CORNER ,hArG" and
;A.d the d4,nAcrS % III" ~"
Traffic violators Fined.
The" p"~SonS arrested 10y 'r' '"'"'
ro,.'" on 'harS"S 80 violating So IONS
- n" ''i> uAt;l' ordinances N"Fg pc
!NTr Mayor N''"S'"'h '"N' "'|"" '"'f
yer" med s. "'' Il.
Gospel feAm Mee'S'
"""' rs ~ -" m'n''"$ NC
''"''' ga NJ - n Nn"'h h'''' 80 Wv
"d.~i E2.Sc"nHj u '.r'h : - "' h''i !"
"'"7'7S n tn" h"'"' "' '.'"'" N'-, =.
>..H!} 80" An '"'"r">''n% program n"N
h""n rr'i"T"i - - W''''o-.
Beunire Briefs
NJ ana Mr.. 4 e M,lc-. 81 North
I,f.a-,ur street, ,,.l. =; t"U-a'uc 49,
,.-I,, ,.- ne funeral Of 'he late Mrs.
/, =, ,',v,n.
William, f;uhnr.S Of BARTON. va
VISITOR with local friends yesterday
Hcnry e Meyer. Of cleveland wh"
vas visiting WIN rr,,'N"S her" ho9
:unr to Flushing I" ,iSG, for '"~
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No mater w,,A; you want u VII <lIe
won ,i,nn and money to use INTEL
LICEN,'EE WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
BELLAIRE NEWS
ANER|CANISNF FOR
MINERS RANKS IS
LEDV|NkA' 8 PLEA
eanaue. Held Yesterday TO Honor Will
Ham Roy-Other Benairs
News OF interest.

VI \
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49,. .....~ %, -.. ....... I .~.-,,-' - BE-
tn. $40 NY
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bet ., .aa.- - 'sr -"..~.n% i.r.'..n'n'.
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hr win = ~. -. ,.,HA =, " go,
-..,ar.,- ~...,.s or 80 exc, .,n' h,-'r"ay
and .o-op--..t~a .na; r., Id scared
through cn.'nn ar-k,rS n. h"-HcS~
~, al r.H~ra0erS ~. rhr"~ NAV
hn..:.c's - 49, - OTIS 4" - '"'' '-;.n'
,za.,ot v.;. a.: no, 0ec'". =" =" ga,
y
=, Success
,,,,,-,,-rs- 40 >rr1s ~ N" ~
.las and ,rr .NI,, %" Mr. E,'. who
500, Incomes .n- -.,.. wee. president.
NV. Ir.,-ra...-af prg:,n!z,- Angelo.
Ma, S-hIf.r r,--.a. I.r.iv,nAa. Robert
r..-mer anil r.ho-,
,.Ac b,norr. .o,.ovna a meeting %
,nr outgoing AL .:.."r''us "r'""'.~ a.
ur:,b o2.run~ a~t .,ews ~"r" ~
,,,,prcd 49,, Il . h.2.i niU ID n
s,co~irr -, or, z.,t.,.n ;nr,uCN 49,"
.r,f,,. dave ,.s,i - g.. IN admins.
,.
p,- ,1s.,i,r ro-nirht
So. -. = ~. Liz icISe . 20
=, $50 49,. .,s,..nr -. - ~ Il; IN Rr,-
nm. ,.~.,. 49,. vial -, 4 IT,; rh,s.,
'.'", .....,.'i 80 n" rider
49,, ,,.h .-, .csx.,r " @, ~
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-. 80. r,I..s MI hs n ,...aG,r.r -
.,,, ,,.;tr-s - m, .,-...- w.. Yak"
o..... .. 49,, r.r.. r,.,..rc n Apr!'
rir,l Renearsals
t,,,, -s,.,->,r. uilr h. hsid Today
f.. &C.,. ,.l,h.> nav "K,;ch. Zoo"
ur..h - 20 D. :.'"r Wc!n">i'' a't
-,.-,.i.., r,,r.~S~ 81. .a, T.rn?;a .NHn-
-. -rhr,-~a. = ..rs" ICON Under
", rov long :.nc "a; and i1!:ca-
IONS are ,ha: ne ,,>H7, = L D. y" hest
home talent yet gwen hHr".
III. reserved sea- ga. nrgins '"-daT
Two Funerals Held.
r,r,-,r .r-,.,cS rur ~. tats Ms.
-r,,-,, Tom. . whn drG suddenly a.
So r.r,s ~, \.-.r T..rno~t street were
no., >,rc6.., ..;.-roo~. Rev. James Il.
;.,.en~. - y ..y Formerly o: this c.'y.
r-., .Aa-:. In;e-mcnt IA II ;"e Re
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~ - "a WV
Women'g Club.

mig TO hear the entertainment winch
ia, company Will put on.
women'B Club.
The m. nth! meeting "C tn" NVn' IS
ciUi viii l. held "a the lizard "i TCaGC
rooms - ~" citizens hlHn building.
TnUr>dn, aiJ,rMu"u ur tbs """N. Ia
hu moss " u D. followed toy IA unusual.
IS interesting program wa Mrs. -.
Ora, Shy"," ay IA" h"St",s for he
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Euchre Party


tn" Young aides Of 81 Mary'S ratho-
lie church will hold "urhrs par. u
the rooms e IN" ..;ht~ of t"!umhu
lodge IN Hanover st"""' t"mu""oW "t~-
ming cards MI! b, tho diversions tr":u
ST., t. !" o'clock. ard a.. t5"r friends
have h'.U inv 'f,,! ru I'irnd "a" went.
open Blacksmith Shop.
Nnnuu;.c, mont hH> been maU" tha' \
new hrrk>mith shop w.!l b. ri'curd r
n, hutld.E: formerly r"rUplrd by 10.
Saph Eca On. a a C"nrr,t" block plant.
on SCabrtghtS lanr and North I!rl
strs"l. N''Gam Farmer. VINO - vet
knouu u this CITY. ~ n;'c" ~" Sh"".
Young Peoples Social.
Tho members 81 the Hnnr.s' N"UnE
re"pi"s union NJ IN" F.rSr Bapt.':
church we-r IN" hosts I" all cf Tia"
,u,ng rr'hs - -" church a. - S",lai
holu n tho SIntat '"ho0, room -
south Fourth street las night \ p,"a".
inu program ~ ,uo.d' d,rrr~jrlS va
rnioNri during thc evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
Marsh McGAT.

\-nouncyrrrn' i MADE OF Tho mar
r,>., ~ R!N.., Marsh. 80 this ct! ana
Nj. Mae Mc,;ar,. oi-u OF MS CITY.
Tho ceremony wAS prr:orn,rd = Whe"'-
~ -, r., A...2 They ~Gi reside m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29
RivAnls Club Moets.

Tho p"~SCrS arrested 10y 'r' '"'''t
po,.,' on charges ~ Violating 80, IONS
= ~ ,,;y traffic "rlinau,s< N"rr be
-o-v Mayor tut.cr;Snu LAST night. They
4, ,rn f,orI & go,
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29

The vale ~ reserved >ra:S fer ,.r
Lvcaum Singers. the asst number ." m.
eason's HiSh school lyScum CnuiS"
las:ed only Shor: lime at the Hog
paws drug St0r" jas' n.Snt - IT,"
hN.rk vas sold "ut ~ r""nr 'fNn" IrF =
.. ,orI..n "a be . packed house tniS c>c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-29

Tn" annual Easter dance Of IN" poi
..ar N-FIirr club IF tn r:'r Wi l." e.
event Of tn. ","nI"E. ~ "a" F'raie-n;
haU on Nur,h lii!h ..ir".' NtrE"
ur,n->tra t"aiu- ne N" Taxed" E0v
vii supply the mus. for nc event A..
80 Who attend have been promised
nne time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26
Judge Beane Elected
Chairman Hallowell- Winthrop
Manchester School Board


Winfield Packard Of Winthrop Re.
elected Superintsnden Of Schools
ak Annual Mee&iaS Of District
Board Held At Augusta House
At the annual meeting Of the HAl-
lowell. Winthrop and Manchester dis
trict school board held on MOnday at
the Augusta House. Judge Fred Emery
Beane Of HaIloweu was elected chair
man to succeed e. A Bailey OF Win
throp. who has resigned after serv-
ing as . member Of the board for ~
years and as It's chairman for . num-
Der Of years. Edwin T. Clifford Of
Winthrop was elected secretary Of the
board
Winfield Packard d Wintmop vas
elected superintendent al schools for
the district for the fourth yeaE
Following the dinner. which was
served In the banquet han q use hotel.
tho members Of the board discussed
school matters in general and In par
ticular the work Of teachers and the
matter Of a new school building at
winthrop.
Tho members Of the district school
board are: George A. Stafford. Judge
Fred Emery Became and Miss Adele
fitzpatrick, all Of Hallowell: Edwin T.
Clifford. r Crawford McIroy and Mrs.
Horne OF Winthrop: Wesley d. Farr,
Ben s. Rollins and Mrs. Fearebay of
Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26

and Sunday will give H. w. Weeks
plenty Of water to finish saving his
logs.
IL E. Howe. Jr., was in Whitefield
Saturday buying muskrat skins and
other fur.
w. S. Bowlen made a business trip
to. Waldoboro one day last week bring
ing home a large truck load of bot
tied soda.
Little Doris Colby, who hurt her
hand in the cogs of a speedometer
wheel, is feeling much better and her
finger is healing nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26
Return from D. A. r.
Continental Congress a.
Held at Washington, d. c.

Mrs. Blaine s. Viles, regent of
Koussinoc Chapter, d. A. R., and
Mrs. Walter S. Wyman, vice regent,
accompanied by their daughters,
Miss Dorothy Viles and Dorothy Wy
man have returned from Washing
ton, D. c., where they attended the
D. A. r. Continental Congress. Mrs.
Susie Brickett of the Augusta chap
ter also attended the convention.
Among the pleasant features Of
the meetings were addresses by Vice
President Coolidge, the British and
French ambassadors, and reception
given to the 5000 or more delegates
by President and Mrs. Harding at the
White House.
The Maine delegation was enter
tanned by Mrs. Wallace White, Jr.,
at an afternoon reception at her new
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26
GIRLS CLUB NOTES

The class in Citizenship will meet
this evening at 7.30 with Mrs. Paul
Phalen, 81 Green street. The sub
ject for the lecture will be How the
Government is Financed"
The weekly club dance will be on
Thursday evening at the Girls club.
On Friday evening, a club party will
be given by four members of the Ad-
visory Board-Mrs. Norman Bassett,
Mrs. Guy P. Gannett Mrs. Percy v.
Hin and Mrs. Danforth Nash. Those
who remember the last party given
by members Of the board, will sure
ly be the first to come, Refresh
ments will eserved.
A short but important council
meeting is called at 7.15 to SIS which
will meet in conference with the Ad-
visory Board and is open to all mem
bers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26
Brooks; Woolwich, Roy s. GRAHAM
p,nc z; eb HC will etaoin shrdlI
DRESDEN

Rev. J. D. McGraw is attending tht
East Maine Conference.
The remains of Miss Lizzie Bick
ford of Richmond were brought her
April % for burial with services il
the Methodist Episcopal church, Rev
Pierce of Richmond officiating.
The friends of Mr.. Carney ar
pleased to know that he has moved
house onto the cellar, where hi
former house was burned.
Ralph Cheney was called to Lynn
Mass, on business affairs, April q
Sherman Knowlton was very IN
fortunate in having his nose broker
by playing baseball
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Little made
business trip to Wiscasset Wednes
day.
Harvey Moore of this place is NOV
ing to Farmingdale, where he na
rented farm.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
NJ. Little Thursday afternoon. tn
next meeting will be with Mrs. WE
ME Cloud, May 5. .
The Episcopal church here is opei
for an indefinite time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26
Hearing Wednesday Evening
On Proposed Ordinances

Hearing relative to the proposed or
dinance requiring all cattle to be tu-
berculin tested, will be held at j meet
ing Of the special committee on ordi-
nances of the City Council at 7.3C
Wednesday evening Of this week al
the Aldermen's room, City hall. The
hearing will be of interest to all who
sell milk or the by-products of milk.
At the same time, shearing will be
held relative to the establishment of a
uniform system of fees for public
conveyances. Anyone interested may
attend. The committee will report to
a special meeting Of the City Council
to be held Wednesday evening, May
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26
To Talk About China
At Meeting of Federation
Mems Clubs This Evening

The world is shocked by the ter
rible conditions caused by the famine
now prevailing over q large and
populous section of China and an ur-
gent appeal is made to America to
help the suffering millions to survive
the coming harvest. Maine is asked
to take share in this work. A
Maine man, Arthur G. Robinson,
formerly of Watervilie has lived
and worked as a missionary in the
stricken territory for many years.
He seeks to present the situation to
our citizens and will give an outline
of the situation at a meeting of the
Federation of Mems club to be held
at the Y. M. c. A. Tuesday evening.
A supper will be served at 6.15 and
all men interested are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26
Nearly so Changes
Methodist Pastorates
East Maine Conference

Guilford, Me-, April 25-Nearly 60
changes in pastorates were made in
the list of appointments announced
at the closing session today of the
East Maine Methodist conference.
The changes are as follows:
Eastern district, Thomas White
side. superintendent; Alexander Cir
cult, Lloyd Kingsley supplies: Brew
er to be supplied; Calais, Knight
Memorial, Thomas F. Jones; Dan
forth. r. c. Dalzell: Derby, Harold
E. Mayo supplies: Easton, George
Gorwood: Eastport, r. H. Moyle;
Edmunds. Frank Williamson; Ellis
worth and Trenton, James Weed;
Franklin, Zebedee Andrews: Har-
rington, G. H. Taylor supplies; Houl-
ton. A. e. Luce; Rowland and West
Enfield. w. L. Bradeen; Jackson
vile, H. F. Milligan supplies; King
man Circuit, Houston L. Moffett sup
plies: Lubec and West Lubec. G.. P.
Sparks; Machias, H. F. Milligan;
Mapleton, Isaac G. Cheney supplies;
Mars Hill and Bridgewater, Charles
r. Carleton: Monticello, c. w. Low
ell: North and East Bucksport, VIM.
McGraw supplies; Orrington and
North, A. l.. Mcdonald supplies;
Pembroke Circuit, F. T. Fowle sup
plies: Penobscot Circuit, F. e. Bald
win; Presque Isle, VIM. Snow; Pros
pect Harbor and Gouldsboro, A. A.
Hamor supplies: South Robbinston
Circuit, Hermon A. Grant supplies;
Sullivan, II. D. Knowles supplies;
Surry Circuit, Elywn S. Gahan sup
plies; Vanceboro and Forest City. w
S. Green supplies: Washburn, S. H.
Webb supplies; West fremont Cir
cult, Lloyd Blaisdell supplies.
Western district, James H. Gray
superintendent: Atkinson, Waiter G.
Stone supplies: Bangor, Grace
church. Carl N. Garland; Bangor
West, c. ]. Brown; Brooksville Cir
cult. J. D. McGraw: Castine Circuit
Thomas p. Kelley supplies: Dixmont
Circuit, Earl G. Smith supplies;
Dresden Mills and Dresden, J. n
Palmer; East Corinth and Corinth
T. Harold Grimshaw; East Pittston
J. p. Irving supplies: Ellingwood
Corner, Charles A. Purdy; Friend
ship and South Waldoboro, A. E
Written: Harmony, Albert G. Per-
kins supplies: Kineo-Rockwood
Manfred Carter: Lagrange. Harold
e. Mayo: Lincolnville, B. w. Rus
sell supplies: New Harbor and
Pemaquid, to be supplied: Pittsfield
J and Detroit, Arthur E. Hoyt; Rock
port. A. r. Leigh; Searsmont. Emma
E. Harrison supplies; Sebec, w. G.
Stone supplies. Southport E. F. Por-
ter supplies; South Thomaston and
Spruce Head. Herman Winchbaugh
supplies: Swans Island, to be sup
piled: Thomaston and Gushing. Dan
lei r Kelley. Wiscasset, r. w
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Cony Students Observe
357th Anniversary of
Shakespeare's Birth

The student body Of Cony High
school gathered Monday morning at
the regular weekly assembly to OBJ
serve in a most fitting way the 357th
anniversary Of the birth Of Shake
speare, who was BORN at Stratford-on-
Avon April %. 1864. The program yes
terday morning was given by the stu
dents of the English classes and was
presided over by Sylvester. Poor.
The first number was paper on
william Shakespeare" very well CIV
en- by Miss Dorothy Perkins. This was
followed by an imaginative scene with
the famous Mermaid Tavern" the au-
thor's favorite haunt, as the setting.
Here Shakespeare was toasted by his
old cronies, Ben johnson, Francis Ba-
con, Edmund Spencer, Sir Walter Ra-
leigh and Christopher Marlowe. Here
the old scenes OF his life were enacted
over again. The cast of this number
were taken by the boys of the junior
class.
Miss Victoria Butterfeld gave a fine
reading from Hamlet" The Trial
scene in THE Merchant Of Venice"
with Katherine Rogers at Portia,
George Giddings as Shyloclc, Donald
Hewett as the Duke, Carl Bunker as
Antonio, and Eleanor Wilcox as Neris-
sa, was exceptionally we'll rendered,
rejecting much credit upon those TAX
ing the several parts. The program
was concluded with one Of Shake
speare's love songs. delightfully."- sung
by Miss Dorothy Gray.
The exercises were we'll given and
directed by Miss Helen Tracy Of the
English department, who had charge
of the presentation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26

Arthur G. Robinson Of China, a
recently returned missionary, whose
home is in Waterville, was here,
Monday for the day calling on
friends. It is most timely that Mr..
Robinson is one Of the prominent
workers in the China Relief Fund
campaign fund now in progress. He
is a Waterville boy and the son OF
Increase Robinson and is home on
a years furlough. He has already
passed seven years in China, being
affiliated with the Congregational
missionary work. He will return to
China in September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26

Some of those directly interested in
the Augusta Chamber Of Commerce
straw vote on the referendum on
daylight saving. were doing some tall
guessing Monday when it was dis
covered that the ballot box in front
Of the Caret millinery store on Wa
ter street had been stolen, ballots
and all. UP to late hour last eve
ming no clue had been discovered that
would lead to the identification of
the guilty party. However, some
local sleuths are on the warpath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26

Mrs. Leroy Dyer of State street,
who has been very ill, is rapidly i'm
proving and expects to leave the Au-
gusta General hospital and return to
her home this week. Her sister,
Mrs. Carl B. Paine of Bar Harbor
who has been with her for some
weeks, has returned to her home in
Bar Harbor. She was accompanied
by her little niece, who will visit her
for some time.
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Ward a Democrats Organize

The Democrats Of Ward nave
formed an organization to be known
as the Democratic Club Of Ward 4.
They have elected officers as follows:
President, Napoleon. Pelletier; vice
president, Arthur Lahaye; recording
secretary, ]. A. Cote: financial secre-
tary, Edward j. Lemieux; treasurer,
o. J. Cote; five directors, Arthur Eel
letter, Joseph L. Pelletier, Cyril j.
Cote. Joseph F. Leclair and Joseph
Cote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26

The Augusta Dramatic Society I'M
der the direction of H. Price Weber,
will go to Togus this evening to play
the drama of Dora" at the Soldiers
Home. The Home Orchestra, under
the efficient leadership of Prof. THE
me, will render some fine musical Sc
lections between the acts of the play.
Quite q number of Augusta people
have signified their intention of be-
ing present. at the performance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-26

The following Intentions of marri-
age have recently been filed at the Of
fee of City Clerk Frank E. Southard:
Ph:'ip w. Richardson OF Auburn and
Miss Verna M. Mcmahon Of Augusta;
Joseph Leclair and Miss Aurore Lam
bert, both of Augusta; Bion +. Jose
and Miss Nellie S. Lord, both OF Au-
gusta.