davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03


Irzua
1901
f-ls-l1ss
Ts-r rE
-EHZE=
ZEuHe-
F.ausl0z
umu=z- nm .a
h= uu1r--l lal.--
-hs sU-u.as
uETs
III GLHe- -1= ura=z1 -r
I'M G. - o. o.
sHic
D. =s-z-7- 9r- -aa
sn'- -n-- r5 t1- 1r-lz-
peu1--u-s -a- rr-a1--za
session G. aHu=-zsz u rE-
Iin1u-- s1 &
Statement ---1-i--s
-1i5 1rE -7 r-sa
HONS usr-
scau1l. ami --se -.
ll1I-ucel r E'r=zis s=
nesszEa
Il hiss Fe rza rvs --- -...
or srrats- t- uar- rr --
teresT-7l % lTiItio-sz TO-
slleela purpose o. IRAN. -.4z ru4-rs-
S rs q, al, ts. -z. ~.
pzInlic tunds .Iftrs-tiy. o-. ID. rr.fa--,t-.
terms a~ M authorization i'm ~
ltsnniruTe of -lsa-lriauu=d lial.lr .a- ,-r
halss Hurnw-Uued Originally f~ u..4-
purleesez m B~ uutuuriat,ops -5
uive-t 2o7e=nnleH- Te.aturz heron. .,.,-
aver rssi-t tip rransu-v I,nu-- M.
made To iiud general vu-Us v.ni,i 5,
nu- spsaE II terms NJ umJ~m-5s-,,,,
nnc cannot he rehditv euiruiuraf
ihe ins- session ~ rhs .li-,..n,,.
ennGresss 1u7 s.nnnite ulr-nn-,7ar r,.
dinnnHi expenditures mn M p,i,,,,,,.
~ prinr HunrW~Htinne anr s~u,r ..,
Halliis n the umuum ~ nva, S5Ir npr
NHl Including o7er saR0 AAg r,l,l.' sn, ~.
siiippHs bnHrd The 1l~essipl s.s
sim o1 rnngress t.y simnn- ,,-,.aa,--,
rH''es c-edit 7ur -aausinc rlrr.n-,,.,
1ions TN rhe shipping hnn~N ,rr :,
me snme time, purposes 10 i1rh9-.z,
the expenditure q -eceiy,-s \, ,,r1,-,-,
riIst mfy rench ss hish as saIs ~
hh BY rhe indeftnIre nrE,-,s,,., NJ.
Tor the railroah guaranty ynpn, sssa
NtaaN wHs IN effect sy,rr,,-,,s.,.,..
winhoui appearing in any a The ,7t,e
ments of Apprnpr11iaons.>
snn see how Il goes.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03

Fiirr1uw trilimIis winch auWs,Irs also III
chs hir lpueh pgc6g.s ans un sian--1
ser5lIIs M tns site, where the bal7 is
fsisitnel. lte STIR is pluin Hnd NUT
ssrIIitsiy fuH Neir u isn z0 1iiiF sur
ar fi'use showing 4 shUr1 ciup. md
.;sntf suuIiiined
IN 1ipe running -hers it-e ,.pfrts wi1f
E:I1'e and cDr cuniiiinutiuns and .Uri,,
ssrs in wiiicil riIs sisi-1 pn--tion riuul..s
and fiares llbe lHrfs- is shown NJ
the right and is umnnr the bag NJ
aise Einti The Inutia is Giigrk nine
trimmed with fiuf silk hruid and lined
with girir ErfE surin. ii muE.s use
ID the new 1pstnl EirtIis which i;eJInues
n iseff with 1nu,;h sucress
Fashion iins npt rsscinded i,er sai'ly
sssiicr riiE1 SKIRTS must he longer, ai,ut
American wurnsn itrve issued Il fien-
ssspris,. td independence IN 1fe mHt1sr
al se.z ssdir1s and n csisurmniss iIns
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
- - ~ CNNoRESs

r,-rs
r,sSua-
ryre-a-0ca- aev.l-
-er
r- rl-s lls~n--aa
.e ---rd iSS-n- aa
nss rrr-h
- Ft,..1rg ua-ass
r EHa eav -e.a
savrses-s latr -r-
sr ~a7alr afre5a-
Etss va~a
-
worse fa-.H- ara
T.s sT--aHztar
Ss1- 7-ss
b eanua- F-sf
hea-te5 rr hsl
present stsfza NHfl
aucr 1vzrhaliLl--
all zvSra-. ur --
. new srSIal. H-H
rha question Ult a--a.r-.
aars7vz1 u-urtusa- .. T-
uisssrrar U
rs= sIruHuu- rorrrla
ni..e ha> beln msu. -
tl- ieas furnishes s-
r1- ac-lon ioolzmc 90 -... t-- .. -s
government OF raa nrrSra s
-naI d mus hsya 30 s7Te97lr.s-- 7vrr
s ta bog even IncaSurau. -e 50.-
Tha siruariaa nov s tH
al suslsral- GeMau a.
1ha uubl tAlt fha whole a-I
uul vi rhe uaTiuua. c1yr--l1s.
u1t6r mr9a sf~.aat has. l
ll1 0rsssl- Uasl- 10 a
s1l--ul from present
1rarul 1u- rle-uola S
congress a.rT
Is -usca s
ms. III ruuuaura-a a=t=.
s-zIsrnr svs-sll srs vr .a1e1l
raz. The -t-az-Ir- eE---a l8aE-l.
rsra-u sEml- laEH ar- eaE-r- sEa
Izshel Thr rssnuusiulf- -l
suuE-atr Ut rJ ruu-rss-
tae problem III cour-aul- raE-
r-aSs in secuuns RMS lzuuHn sr
RnEiv4sl - vii be fouuE -nl na
tuuGansntl REFORM ars IN =
fu=u III eoE-rass i1sslf ct us Uwu or
gaulznunu aul methous o. urncelura
-as suura revision us Ihe present FT=
ten unGsr which the rnaueia neecs
a. tha government ara osrRr-insi 1l-
provided IN sa-IIuE No ul an agaE-v
Hnl proceuure Inr0rEH while ch= AK
fsandtIur= O. pubic 1uuas mry be
properly conrrnlleI am -1E-ress be
Eivsu -hE- Information re=arullE sucl
expenditure which mus AEv- e 2,
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03

MYTH desire to niease everyone
w liasarners of suifs iiace pinnee
thsir falIa to variety in sfsiss So ti1'lt
one hnrdiy knows hau ta begin CO. as-
ssr.ril.e 1he new araVals Ru rhez
nre ali Or cHe niInd 90 aTpa1rs in rhe
eror. a. give their snrlu- offerings q
-vorrrfrl Hr7u- - omgH want 10 inu-
sieuae- an t1 saeI- VouE= and n Is
.sviesur ma aas--ners naVe these
rnirs- ~ uunl vnarerer srvle fae}
rcnoasa ~ lnEcruFel
IL naps witt rs r. slllrs rms s'lrisls
TN severefy uiaI-. ulan1ls SIMS o
vzVeed nnd numssuu- ua1r III rAe
aeeur- o -ha sInC- Cut-ue1- VFaEl2--
sn1 das--ne Do maEe New aunQussls
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
WOULD BE alDlglI n
Strong Probability Tna ru-r|
tht Nor. EEpsnsiy. sur ),
.as sprt iass

Two nsEu puyf II ssrsa.
mei OF tl. street, suct ssr-,.tl
suit One l-re5 'Bov ma /,
ssst you au uL d.u al6tv
Fut ll LIs.r vls d. va
F0E a,l4g
Yes. na y dlliLht'
LDlE a. u. slil IL tx
rei or & s-f wars NUS l.zs1I
youru, RIO 5mr pey hu r 4.
fuh mine Somebody shn-. frz,
you
The T5s--ssr n als 81 81
buid q one NJ lie auff si=Vs
SO suit and pulled nr b. / SD
Then. s--L = -.nius W. hs zi'
here. boz ns fnE my nj n
feiched ou IL Az cnEt q u,
ru1De 10 sHr 'Good-iy, Ilsri.l
POW on Iss -vins he 70 .
judge
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03

A rounr nan who praen'sss 'ss'ssl
iu Pennsylvanis becs.., be.,,a. b
vas called IN consuiisa.a 4 VI
towns ana cities becaasfs y s,s.ss
Ssss Szss . Dr. p Pierre, who ON sn'l. !; ),
bis mind to place son some md 4 ~
cfnes before the pnu.,s' uhat v
Rnrslo, \. Y put up W.. ~,
s- ss4 Fsrori,e Prescrip'.i0sD,, s,su
/. with the drneslsIs + presrp
DR. P,erce's Favorite . ,c.ts
hong ri been recornired As st,0s = "a "
ease 60 ses peculisr to wonan1rusud udins1
fersng pain. feelins nerve s.r vTsstnd
and drsgged-down ~ cu,cklJ
re- ~ ser[a woman Is uTscuu
- health by its use. p.srsy
lie Prescripticn has en,,,s nn,s
,Sss, ~ addressing ailnen'Is
More recently tna. .',,ed Ars
err al Or. Pierceh ~ =, hss u
Sapeys and bsckaens,,' ,Soss
cesHfuIly used ey ms = ths ~
Srste Dr. Pierce g os.sssebs. r
crlved-that their rr,ons d
tissn. and other sy,nr rp.uoda
Sros.ets In 5o.nts o. ~ q ~
- ioe to Or. P,sS q W
~ txsal pkG. Q. .sd,cal =
= vslas fsr fres
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03

beud fringe. Il If impu-ruru IL lrrtm
I'd 1Hilrics az ur-unns Tia figures .,rn,,s
1ully IND n This tiress tie flasFvsi4.s.
niuiise ID ssurgsrrs c0nt-ivas 1u Iilnrt
-iit rnHe cluster IL u puns.l III lis Ermn
a tinIy inas is IitiIizsd fur ihn-1 sissvss
iinu m nli-pFsr ti-ipei,y rhTi suggests
Il little luciss1. a shnrT cI-tIia bf the
gsu'-s'str1e if i-nDrisd m ri,e rieir side
md If cIn t-um -hs Itiafn l,nr-tion II
ti'e craleH
After lfa rrspes fplipw 1piilnrns
inf fstns Hnt sifrins-sach nj Shesa an.-
nrBcins several vu-isrins nnd following
riIs lend IF creT,es IL p''esenrtne muuy
fiEurth srirences tnu1 Ere enIiusnst
with penu-itIil arIdu-h.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03


-ssa-Ez
la
uaa
Esv=
zss
calas- -l
o. E--11--
ZlE-- -=
EH
l1---s
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
MJJCHLATTTIJDE IN SUITS;
SILK GOWNS FOR SPRING
TI-7Ez q II Ills 81 8 81 3

,,.4=r ar~.ea upoa Tiie ss'~ss r'ig-
fnrca srs SharI crou1G
The goddess of rne loarns WIS
haurl maod whom she iu
rhe wesviuc of siiEs fo- sTr.uz iaes
s-a here gay wIth color ana fnr7-'s
iue because of rae many Hgurel Tit
fern. f,, alI fire dire-eu- v-csvss
1,vhole fanlly of rreHes has ,esas rr'''
rhs nel3 Iu the lesd OF M me siiSs
ir 5 nsa- Co, Impossible ard uet at 81
nersssury to remenlher li' their n7''''s
since sacf Nrtlr vHriafio1 .c wssva
5- lustar lu a riace Hf c-ane. entities 81
r.f d name df irs pwa but Dc IS Diea~
au- rr oonStde- THAT they s-s -rl- eoo1
iaaEiu- Jlne uf rla most promising
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
Nu-os-, ia.ai.,

The mar vito hn1 s.-ud q
those rare . srTa y-Il-uiih-aI
f5es and al rum 70 isiHfl
mace two Uusuccsss-u rzsae
rei into the 'aiephu1s hau.t n
time negotiating Il LIE 4 ~
IN TO a strange SIP As r'fzi
aicfel il
HUo. AH0 huo' he - !
gimme Line. susy tilEssi ss'
Euo. Eisassl Lln's hEs5' AZ
BE tBErsre5 guI
Lord knows ] Ir1so to ss =
vay.~ be mu urea-Arna-i1i' I
Weekly
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
A Peculiar N,~

I4""ell-he has soaae queer faess
foweli-fes, ne believes tha, AZ.
history OF the world would have hea,,
cnsns'ed u he had married di~eren,
woman. s"'
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
a-a. aaps s-eruu


M
--ErsF
@
.
-.H-..
aa-.-E.- @ s-- sing.
-I-
r- za..
6 rlu
-z- l..
-1--au. .-,r.
nu
asrrafrs. t.- 7a
H- ia
4r H.eas4u
Hl -l.
Fr-f -rraIu -sr.r--
ssl1. teIu-.
ua MuH
E-.-- IE-E i-r i48s.- e.
Hu I
eaa a-mm.
rFssz s- a gs
asal ... - H-
te FLEMISH --.--.
uJ T
Iaarl. 1a--.. r-
Hm.r u nu=ur a
--.l- Iaa I- .r
@ lH -a1rtf AL
eEug. u. u.n-.
E.~au ai-.. l.-
4---ls,ll H-. .a-r 3D..
arr .aalHel.r- f.-~-.
U mfr .....
=-llE- sr E. H-...
--l-l.. -....- -..r
lt -.-u-- ....
~ ..
.-....
H..a-.
-a-
r.
f.s- -au. .s ---.r
l as- IUI--L ...s-.-- sI r4.- .........
s-iR. $3.50 -a-sI.=. a
-f-a l1.s u. .rtH
"=-."n- 7uul1 -.1l- ..- .a
llin -.l. l,Hzl
'r sl-uIe- lz-r 1,a, ra,-.r. -.,
'Al T1.-l -E .nal. ---.
81 -.gy~agH= amt Hla Era
iuun' .aNe H~au IL #.4.a,
i'it esa- srf.. 1s,
-.t meme. H. lrvc l-.Z ,s4---- ~
!, - s s
" z"' @ IA.
'-'ss - -e7--s - --
'al lilies f f-fa-s s-s =--- ~
T. s-T-r . .-
NJ I'd b s. va 1-s.-.
-H sHry O l-z s--...-.
years l -rs e. ~.
'- " SIS q l5as 81 s+5s-s--..--
''- HH> ttf' .sa ia .tbe ys.zs =,
:. ih'.'fT--s tvc <e=eS s-5 .5
i-i' 'eaaa ec s the hes,..r..-...
q 5l N1F'e Bre,eas hiSio~v
!, iei1ress heeame uoI anil, e.,
= "a sreota naval power In 49,
!, IN oat WITH oatlyinc f,s,, ~, ,,.''s, =.
y s'f'eISs luceaiSh. and :, -
4. - -, % 1'7va'eers that ipr,sfsd ~, nv
y y Ne" sasiand coss, and tho sevs, nv 'a' !.
q. - -. 'NeE conveyei their spons "
Nt"'n me outbreak of war ,,,,,.-
ta''se and England. in l544 - ~.
ge'oo's's Of MASSACHUSETTS, ~ !" 'u'
hampshire the reduction w NV
stronghold was highly .,,i W. !h.'
project autactiN,
en- ~, capture Of Loui.suru
nj curs w H.. s's, siege and capture of tou,s
land milltiamen under rcnnas', Wv King
''' ''''''N West India feet under WA, w,',
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
hz-,.r .n- Carr

Girls nnu,ys tur auiou'its \
oexest fad Paris 'ttiis ~,
with Geral 1lue" is The ilFii.A'
ysu find ihs world 'se-ilHiE :, Z
scr,olled under The WiDasiaalA : !
ly. Alice NAT" is 10 ps ~ r., !.
tea. and ins-snd q & sirl Tres !
car.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03

--r. Ti-amihiv fu-eshndowed the Amer
lsar Ila1niu-inu-
vu 1he closing ~ ms refuge uf
rm-. u-iylresrs Murine insurance
-l a.uai,.- American vessels fell AT
rre. i-um 20 20 II per cent :" Sub
--ru-ufI- the lHiund WIS restored TO
-lli-. and usain the fortunes uf wnr
u.H. Be- i,s-munantty t British pos
session.
T'h. rium fu-r-ess " Jnuishurg WIS
demolished n fuvur uf The newly for
tmec bus, u aalfEx-n rnilitnry he
--=,ir7 -lur 10 dsAored by the visitor
r udEy
aa. yer N nli its dissolution one
u-ir 7r -le glory pf is pnst- Here
a-. 90. -smlins ~ the DHuTilin's rHfs;
-HHar elu Dee r-ucsc The bpEue-Ilr'pOf
-amHuss W. -ue kings BHstipu. and
H 100, u snass grassy mounds stood
. #rul. where fair Indies and EHi-
aar..f.msI uF Prince ErHced The
-nr uHE u -uri hateful eye q
rsHna-auH I-tvl- Id 1sahHTus BAY
rr ur-E T-sz. when The islHDd be
rnf. r-nuI-I.-ifr 4 ss,lIH-Sts colony,
rl l.s nvr governor. were grants q
uul ru sa--ie-F permitted To Il n
u. luT. vau-s ~ me Eighteenth and
-uf opening ~ the Nineteenth csI-
ru4r -ms O. rreEt uumhsr II hardy
s-u--lsr s.s-ie-s IL this WY the r.
m paellms "as GsHslIc rs the rDost
HuoIr. Iiu-- n Scotland Though
.ua-, n-. amaide-nfis French Acadisn
sa-.iamaIl.s. d mors or less casrDopol-
ru uuuuu-im In fhe vicinity pf The
mining districts md many descend
m-e 1ie old United Empire Loyal
srpsa -il. = =. Us % the prov
ures IT,4 E.-efuu il stin p-tooIni-
uauar EruHud scottish in its pop
uH-ar
7'1f finest Ersnsrr IN the Maritime
7-FviI~4t is tu he found IN northern
sTs. si-p-r and ttireuril the lovely
T.-l f.'- Lake -eriun II the interior
sr9r tro- Lake.
aa5 s-iE.ur u f,ie islands physical
--sGr-s Dbl -i.s inland sea. known in
-ra ,..e-,uns Hs the Great and Lit
9-m CDr LEEeg. Widening out
f Two atlantic entrances, il
su.T u -s 4s,3 square miles Of
--''. ir7u-l lie heart uf the island
f.I thousand miles nf Interior
aa u- uaf1srinE al four counties
a-lue u enchanting succession
7.9- ua-r~s is,und-dstls-d bays. and
asH Ee ,aInnasls. = ship canal
Tl~. ST. Peters. across The old
al 1ar-lre q Nicholas Dsnr's
-'-- H1rerit she lake waters with
t us Cluso.
l waterway wss Of Ereai
rtus rV the French. as 81
was valuable means
G-lIu-indt,s-d. the o.oly
--l.usps-rHtiuu al 1rsf-fo
scottish SETTLERS To-
-1s eEsE access 10 the
tAe SyaDsys for The farm
-T-' re is1cr. no less than 8
7.ag ground fer the people Of
l-~isl ceuiers
-rt along The north shore
-i-e'a s surprisingly lovely.
-Nf1 here are ever The hills,
remote the green meadows
1Hls HhaUndinr In milk and
.g laS ialiiy. seward The Az
iHa 70 the distance. sheer ont
"fiL towers SMOKY
seen ihe view looking south
a smoky Is never forgotten
'-- after headisnd in outline
7rc 9ut 20 the eastward. plaster
Euc uhiie against the dis
any moe snd, l.o,o feet below, the
s f+i q tbs AilAntic
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03

TIE road O, Trgrasif'i =,
-du.her II 81 vasnf fN 'E
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
eae'ure Of Louisbur,

or,s ,"e !, nrs, siege and capture Of t.on,.
iant s ,,, Wy The little band Of New a rn,,
.na ' u.,., aa,','amen under rcppereI, mas ,r,,,,
''e sr'''sh West India feet nnaa. wit, WIN
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03

. fIIl
in
| ly
. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
Kora's Ladies' Night
A Grand Success

Lewiston, Me, Feb. 22.-The an
nual ladies' night reception and ball
of Kora Temple of the Mystic Shrine
was held at the temple IN Hospital
square Tuesday evening with a large
attendance from all over Maine.
The ball opened with a formal re-
ception at o'clock, the receiving
line including Alfred Sweeney. gen
eral chairman; Illustrious Potentate
G. Franklin Packard; Past Imperial
Potentate and Mrs. J. Putnam Ste
vens of Portland and Past Potent
ates Ernest Watkins. Portland
James f. Kingsley, Augusta; Charles
+. Libby, j. Frank Babbitt, ". Free
man Lord. Albert NJ. Peniey, Edward
S. Stetson, K. E,lston Wood. John
II. Merrill. John Il. Weber. W. w.
Bolster. Frank Kimball. George V.
Turgeon and Dana s Williams. A
short concert followed and dancing
began at 9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
MADISON

a social evening was held Tuesday
by the Masonic odd Fellows club in
the |. o. @. +. hail and banquet all.
First came a short musical and lit
erary program. Dancing, whist and
pitch were then enjoyed until a late
hour.
The Madison post Office observed
Washington's Birthday by closing
from 10 10 \. VI. and from y TO 4
2. NJ. The bank was also closed for
the day.
Rev. William Wood will preach in
the Methodist Episcopal church in
Skowhegan next Sunday morning in
exchange with Rev. Herbert L. Mich
OILS who will fill the pulpit of The
Madison church. Mr.. Nichols is a
former pastor Of the local church.
Sunday evening the theme Of the ser
vice will be Messages from the
Great Hymns" The hymns will be
illustrated by number of slides on
the church machine.
Local sports are considerably inter
csted in wrestling bout to be held
in the Arson Town hall on March
between Harry Dellamano of Mad
-fson. and Frank Zurich, champion
heavy lightweight Of Lithuania. Del
lamano has defeated some OF the best
wresaers in the eastern section Of
the country.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Ada
Hatch who died in the Central Maine
General hospital iii Lewiston, the last
Of the week. were conducted by Rev.
William Wood, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hatch was 6S years, five months
and IS days old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
Local Composer
Charms Audience
at Cecilia Chorus

the Cecella Chorus has listed
among its members, a composer,
Miss Alice Goodrich, an Augusta
girl who is not yet out of her teens.
At the regular recital Of the Cecilia
chorus, Wednesday morning, Miss
/ Goodrich played two of her piano
compositions. "a Sketch" and "A
Spanish Dance" The numbers.
while not what might be termed pre-
tentious, were very attractive and
certainly a credit TO their youthful
composer. 1t is indeed a rarity that
a Cecilia chorus who have in its
membership lists a composer and the
local chorus is proud Of their talent
ed member
The recital. Wednesday morning
was very wei! attended, in spite Of
the Indictment weather, the hall be
ing well filled. The delightful pro
gram was arranged by members of
the chorus, there being no visiting
artists.
Mrs. W. II. kenworthy. the soloist
of the recital was in splendid voice
and her offerings We're very much
N'JcsNu. he u ~ SouSS by MIS-.
kenw ortIy, Miss Wadswortr and
Miss Titeomb were also pleasing
numbers.
The piano work Of the recital was
kecnly appreciated. A word should
be said for the excellent showing
made by the chorus.
The program:
TWO choruses. 'Dctes- moi" by
Nevin; chorus of Marten by Eugene
O'Negn Tschaikowsky.
Piano quartet, "Euryanthe," by
Weber, Mrs. G. H. Brickett, Miss
Carrie Bradford, Miss Emily Bur
bank and Mrs. Myron Davis.
Songs, Gray Days by Noel
Johnson, ION the Adrian Sea" by
Temple Gordon. violin obligato by
Miss Lucy Titcomb. Mrs. Ken
worthy sang these songs.
fPiano solo, "a Nocturgc," and
Waltz in A Flat Major" by Chopin.
Mrs. Howard Brown.
Trio. Wanderers Evening Song"
by Rubenstein. "The Call" BY An
drews, Miss Mildred Wadsworth, Mrs.
kenworthy and Miss Titcomb.
Piano solo, "a Sketch" and "A
Spanish Dance composed and
played by Miss Goodrich.
Chorus, 1.-THE Lord Is My Shop
herd" Schubert.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
BELFAST.

| Washington's birthday was OBJ
served in Belfast by the closing Of
tie banks and schools. other places
Of business opening as usual.
The contest which has been going
on in the Dorcas Guild Of the Metho-
dist, church for some weeks has
closed. The winning side is that
captained by Mrs. William l.. Luce
but SO close was il that the opposing
team, captained by Miss Levernc
Written. lost By only S1.Si. Seven
teen members of the Guild took part
in the contest. Many original
schemes were laid to earn funds. oue
of them being a coasting party en-
Miller street. with hot drinks and
refreshments sold in tire yestry. Mrs
Luce earned SO personally besiles
looking after her team. The Guild is
anxious to make the fund amount to
500 and will fiji orders for cooked
food. sewing and other needlework il
sent to either captain. The funds
will be used in renovating the yes
try.
The Youngsters Of the Pierce
school will give their annual show in
the Arrnorv Thursday evening with
dances. drills. plays. tableauX. songs
and costumes which will Le original
and unique. The program includes
almost every pupil of the school. AS
the children and their teachers are
striving to raise fund for the pur-
chase of single desks for the build
ing and have done all the work Of
rehearsing. besides their. school
work. they should have the whole
Of the public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
John E. Nelson to Address
Rotary Anniversary Meeting

John +. Nelson of this city, Repub-
lican nominee for Congress, left
Wednesday afternoon for Worcester,
Mass, in response to request from
the secretary to address the Rotary
club Of that city. Evidently it did
not take long for the news 70 reach
Worcester that Mr.. Nelson, who is an
ardent Rotarian, had won the Repub-
lican nomination, for their telegram
was received the following day and
read Herb Wilson, district governor,
and three hundred Worcester Rotar-
ians want you as speaker at the an
niveTsary meeting Thursday, Febru-
airy 90. Please come" Today is be-
ing celebrated as the 18th birthday
Of the International Rotary club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
PROGRAM OF GRANGE
LECTURERS CONFERENCE
HERE TODAY AND FRIDAY

! Lecturers of Subordinate and Po-
mona Oranges in Maine will gather in
the city today for the opening Of the
10th annual conference which will be
held at the State House. 1t is antic-
ipa,ed that over 90 delegates will be
in attendance at the session of today
and Friday in response to the call OF
State Lecturer Merle j. Hartman OF
Readfield. who Will preside over the
conference for. the first time. The
following program has been an
nounced by Lr. Hartman:
THURSDAY, FEB. %
1880 P. M.-Address Of Welcome
Myra V. Parker, lecturer Capitol
Grange.
Eesponse-H. Iva Jewett, lecturer
Lincoln Co. Pomona.
Opening addserr-C. O. Purirgton
Overseer State Grange.
Address-Governor Baxter.
The Big Job Of the Grange Today
r. l.. Copeland, lecturer Of Penob-
scot Pomona.
The Progressive Grange-Lizzie Wat
son, lecturer Somerset Pomona.
What Are the Possibilities for In
People in our Rural Communities
e. L. Saunders. lecturer. Oxford
Pomona.
Some Things the Grange Might Do
Mary p. Akin, lecturer East Piscat-
aquiS Pomona.
The Lecturers Responsibilities
D. York, lecturer Of North Waldo
pomona
1905 p M.-Reception and tea at
the Blaine mansion
7.30-Illustrased address on Rural
Education
Demonstrate ton OF moving picture ma
chimes and films
FRIDAY, FEB "a.
$50 A. M.-Address, w. ]. Thompson
master State Grange
Address, Charles A. Wheeler, lecturer
Connecticut state Grange
The Importance Of the Lecturers
Work. Mrs. Annie 3. Aborn. lecturer
Waldo Pomona
How Pomona Can Help Subordinate
bFdHbtf, ME iLNtIclL i1uNlcT, ltC-
turcr East Kennebec Pomona
Round Table talk and discussion
80 p. M.-Address. The Junior Better
Citizenship Movement Charles =.
Marble
The Grange and the Home, II. Iva
Jewett
The Value Of the Grange 10 the Com
munity, May F. Robinson, lecturer
New Century Pomona
Some Problems of the Pomona Lee
turer, Mabel V. Wood, lecturer cf
Androscoggin Pomona
Round Table talk and discussion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

III at their homes in this town vii
i lfuenza.
Cora and Leon Reynolds were II
ilttsfieid last week to attend tie ~
neral services of Joseph Reynolds.
mrs. Nerdilla Pease. lecturer o
Sebasticook Grange. Will attend III
Lecturers Conference which !s to II
i'eid IN Augusta. Feb. % and q;
Jack Eeddy has returned 90 th'
nome OF Leon Reynolds after visiting
his parents in Portland for a sl0H
time.
h. \. McAlIister was n bushes,
caller in Watervjlle Saturd,v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets Get 1t
the Cause ana Remove It

Dr. Edwards olive Tablets. the sub.
sttiute for calomcI. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted win bad breath
IND quick relief through DR.. Ed.
wards olive Tablets. The pleasant
aggregated tablets are taken for bad
breath by all who know them.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen.
nv but FIRMLY on the bowels and liver,
stimulating them TO natural action,
clearing the blood and gently purify
ing the entire system. They do that
which dangerous calomeI does without
any OF the bad after effects.
All the benefits of nasty. sickening,
gripping cathartics are derived from
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets without
gripping. pain or any disagrecable ef-
fectA
Dr. r. NJ Edwards discovered the
formula after seventeen years OF prac-
tice among patients afflicted with
bowel and liver complaint, with the
attendant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you
will know them by their olive color.
Take ore or two every night for a
week and note the effect. l5c and 30c.
~-AdN.