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Evening star., 1926-02-21
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow, "A Kiss for
Cinderella" with Betty Bronson and
Tom Moore: also comedy and News;
Tuesday THE Lawful Cheater." with
Clara Bow and Raymond Mckee; o.
Henry comedy, shoes: Wednesday
and Thursday, The Tower of Lies, y
with Lon CLANCY and Norma Shearer
also comedy and news; Friday, The
Wrongdoers." with Lionel Barry
more and Anne Cornwell; also comedy;
Saturday, Lovers in Quarantine, "
with Bebe Daniels and Harrison Ford:
also adventures of Maize, No. o.;
Topics and Fables.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
CIRCLE.

Tomorrow, from pm, THE Sur
render of CORVALLIS to Washington,
at Yorktown" said to be historically
correct: Mack Sennet comedy, Feet
of Mud" featuring Harry Langdon:
Our Gang comedy, Boys VIII be
Joys" and McAll fashions in colors:
Tuesday Mae Busch and owen Moore
in Camille of the Barbary Coast;
"Wednesday, Charles Ray and Pauline
Starke IL Bright Lights: Thursday
and Friday, and pm, ID. w. Crit
fiths. THAT Royle Girl; Saturday,
Jack Pickford in The Hill Billy
Evening star., 1926-02-21
YORK.

Today. Leon Errol and Dorothy
Gish in Clothes Make the Pirate" and
Felix cartoon; tomorrow. Mary Pick
ford in Little Annie Rooney" and
Aesop Fable: Tuesday, Gloria Swan
son in stage Struck" and Paul Far.
rott in Pay the Cashier; Wednesday.
Marie Provost in Seven Sinners and
comedy, East Side, West Side: Thurs
day, Irene Rich in compromise" and
Lupino Lane in Maid In Morocco;
Friday, Richard Dix in "Womanhan.
died" and Clyde Cooke in starvation
Blues; Saturday, Raymond Griffith in
Hands Up comedy, Sweet Marie, -
and THE Scarlet Streak" No. 7.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Clara Bow and
Donald Keith in THE Plastic Age"
adventures of Maize, comedy; THE
Vanishing American" and Park News
Events. Added attraction Monday.
Douglas Mclean in 'Twenty-three
and One-half Hours Leave; Tuesday,
Alma Rubens and Percy Marmont in
"A Woman's Faith" Charlie Chase in
BAD Boy" Pathe coIored review and
gift shoppe; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Charles Ray. Lilyan Tashman
and Pauline Starke in Bright
Lights" Lige Conley in Spotlight"
Evening star., 1926-02-21
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow. Clothes Make
the Pirate" Leon Enrol and Dorothy
Gish; Tuesday. Never the Twain
Shall Meet" with Anita Stewart and
Bert Lytell: Wednesday. THE Man
sion of Aching Hearts, with Ethel
Clayton and Cullen Landis Thurs
day, THE Wheel" with Harrison
Ford; Friday, THE Mystic" Aileen
Pringle and Conway Tearle; Satur.
day, THE Live Wire" with Johnny
Evening star., 1926-02-21
ENIPIIfE.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Sal
ly O'Neil in Mike" and comedy;
Wednesday and Thursday. Clara Bow
and Donald Keith in THE Plastic
Age" and comedy; Friday, Evelyn
Brent in THE Queen of Diamonds"
and Adventures of Mazie.' No. s.:
SOS Your Old Man; Saturday.
Richard Holt in "Once in a Lifetime"
comedy and International News.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
INSTALLMENT iii.
What Is Happiness?

1T WAS not that Celia had become
beautiful: to many people. indeed,
she would still have seemed al
i most grotesquely plain. but in
this grotesqueness there was an
exquisite. finish at which her child
hood hadn't even hinted.
Her too small face. with It's peaked
chin, followed cheeks, and slanting.
greenish eyes, topped by enormous
braids that glinted greenish, too. in
the leafy light. recalled to him the art
of the Venetian Chinese period. Her
thin body, at least feet of flowing
lines, was Hermaphroditic. With her
Evening star., 1926-02-21
IIIPPODROME.

Today and tomorrow. sally" with
Colleen Moore and Leon Enrol; also
comedy. topics and fables; Tuesday
and Wednesday. My Wife and |, .
with Irene Rich and Huntley Gordon;
comedy. The Gumps," and Newsreel;
Thursday and Friday, "Some Pun
kins." with Charley Ray; also comedy;
Saturday. Lovers in Quarantine,
with Bebe Daniels and Harrison Ford;
comedy and News.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
OLYMPIC.

Today, Rudolph Valentino in Cob
ra," comedy and news; tomorrow,
holiday matinee at 3, 3. 7 and 9 pm,
Jackie Coogan in "Old Clothes" COM
edy; Tuesday Reginald Denny in
Where Was II" comedy; Wednesday
George OBrien in Thank You." COM
edy; Thursday, Rex, the wonder
horse, in Black Cyclone" news; Fri
day, at and pm, and Saturday, at
8. S, and 9 pm, D. w. Griffith s
THAT Royle Girl" children's matinee
Saturday, comedy. and THE Scarlet
Streak" No. l.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Photoplays This Week
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Richard Dix
and Lois Wilson in The Vanishing
American" Aesop's Fables and News
Events; Tuesday. Rod La Rogue,
Dorothy Gish and Ernest Terrence
in Might Life in New York" I'm
perial comedy. THE Heart Breaker;
Wednesday and Thursday. Lionel
Barrymore in Man of Iron" comedy
and News Events; Friday, Harry
Carey in The Prairie Pirate" Mack
Sennett's comedy, second chapter
Ace of Spades; Saturday. Ralph
Lewis In The Last Edition.. Uni
versal comedy. The Understudy."
adventures of Maize" Continuous
o:30 10 IL pm. daily.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
LEADER.

Today and tomorrow, Douglas Fair
banks of The Mark of Zorro" Earle
Foxe comedy, The Skyjurnper, :"
Battling Brewster" No. 8; Tuesday
and Wednesday,. "A Slave of Fash
ion," with Norma Shearer, and Bobby
Vernon in High Gear: Thursday,
Thunder Mountain" with Madge
Bellamy and Leslie Fenton; comedy,
Dynamite Doggie," and Fox News;
Friday "Durand of the Badands,
with Bucll Jones; comedy. and Fox
News
Evening star., 1926-02-21

and Park News; Friday, Alma Rubens
and Edmund Lowe in The Winding
Stair" and Hoot Gibson in Tanning
the West: Saturday, Reginald Denny
in Where Was t. Baby Peggy in
"Helen's Babies and Chapter VII,
wild West" Shows continuous on
Saturday from pm, on Sunday
from pm
Evening star., 1926-02-21
PRINCESS.

Today, tomorrow, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Charlie Chaplin in THE
Gold Rush" comedy and news reel:
Thursday. Irene Rich in "The Wife
Who Wasn't Wanted" comedy and
amateur night: Friday. Jack Hoxie in
Riding Thunder, episode four, THE
Green Archer" and comedy; Saturday,
Hoot Gibson in The Calgary Stam-
pede." episode six, The SacrIet
Streak" and Mack Sennett comedy.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
APOLLO.

Today, Richard Dix in Woman
handled ana Ralph Graves in Good
Morning, Madam; tomorrow. Ben
Lyon in THE Pace That Thrills" and
Al st. John in Fair But Foolish;
Tuesday, Leatrice Joy in 1.-THE We'd
ding Song" and comedy, THE Heart
breaker; Wednesday, Irene Rich in
Compromise" and Paul Parrot in
Pay the Cashier: Thursday, Bebe
Daniels in THE Splendid Crime" and
Alice Day in Love and Kisses; Fri
day, Helene Chadwick in THE Golden
Cocoon" and comedy, "All Aboard
saturday. Jack Holt in The Enchant-
ed Hill Glen Tryon in Cuckoo Love
and The Green Archer" No. s.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
TAkOAI.A.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday
Charlie Chaplin i'll The Gold Rush. .
from pm. Sunday and Monday;
Wednesday and Thursday, That
Royle Girl featuring Carol Dempster,
w. c. Fields, James Kirkwood and
Harrison Ford; Friday, Jack Holt,
Noah Beery and Billie Dove in The
Anclept Highway Aesop Fable and
comedy; Saturday, Johnny Hines in
'Ihe Live Wire" Aesop Fable and
eighth episode of adventures of
Maize from ) pm.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
By. AmeLie Riucs
princess Troubetlkoyl
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Hilary Fraser. a bachelor of 3s is sur
prised and annoyed to learn that his late
friend Gibbs. an artist. has bequeat to
him the care of his young daughter. Celia.
Htlarys sister. Laura Eversham. agrees to
take Celia to France and place her in con-
vent. Three years later Hilary calls on
Celia at the convent.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
CONTINUED from Third Page.)

play, Caesars Wife" with Percy
Marmont, Malcolm MacGregor and
Warner GLAND supporting; also Earle
Foxe in Booth Tarkingtons The Big
Game Hunter" the Pathe review
and Topics of the Day; Thursday and
Friday. Dorothy Mackahl and Jack
Mulhall in Joanna" screen version
of the newspaper serial. also Paul
Parrot in PAY the Cashier: Satur-
day, Ben LYON in "The Pace That
Thrills" comedy. Hodge Podge and
chapter play.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
DUNRARTON.

Today, Rudolph Valentino in cob
ra'; tomorrow and Tuesday, Char
lie Chaplin in The Gold Rush." at
$50. 5. $50, and $50 pm: Wednes-
day, Nazimova in My Som; Thurs
day and Friday, Richard Dix in The
Vanishing American" at and 8
pm; Saturday, Richard Talmadge
in "Prince of Pen"
Evening star., 1926-02-21
AVENUE GRAND.

Today, Leatrice Joy in The
Wedding Song and comedy. "All
aboard; tomorrow, Richard Dix in
"Womanhandled" and Ralph Graves
in Good Morning, Madam; Tues
day and Wednesday, Dorothy Mack
aill in Joanna" and Paul Parrot
in PAY the Cashier; Thursday.
Rudolph Schildkraut in His People
and Aesop Fable; Friday, Clara Bow
and Robert Frazer in THE Scarlet
West" and Felix cartoon: Saturday,
Ben Lyon in "The Pace That
Thrills" Walter HERS in Weak But
Willing" and THE Green Archer"
No. Z.
Evening star., 1926-02-21
Next Week. $ Photoplays

METROPOLITAN - Colleen
Moore in Irene"
r ALTON Mary Philbin in
. Stella Maris."
T1VOLI-"Lady Windermere's
Fam" "What Fools Men,"
Mike and The Man Up
stairs"
A NJ BA SAD R-"Irene,"
Lady Windermere's Fam"
THE Pace That Thrills" and
Mike"
CENTRAL-"Thc Man Up
stairs" The Wedding Song
The Masked Bride" and
Hands Up
Evening star., 1926-02-21
RAPHAEL,

Today, The Only Thing with
Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagel;
Imperial comedy, East Side, West
Side, Aesop Fable: tomorrow, Johnny
lines in THE Live Wire" comedy;
Tuesday. Ford Sterling in "Steppin'
Out" Fox News. amateur night:
Wednesday, Ralph Lewis in "The Last
Edition" comedy; Thursday, Jane No
wax and Robert Edison in The Dan
ger Signal" and Larry Semon in THE
Fly Cop; Friday. Monte Blue and
Patsy Ruth Miller in Red Hot
Tires: Imperial comedy. Strong for
Love; Saturday, Harry Carey in The
Man From Red Gulch"; comedy, a
Peaceful Riot"
Evening star., 1926-02-21
SAVOY

Today. Bebe Daniels in THE
Splendid Crime" and Edna Marion
in The Big City; tomorrow, Robert
Frazer and Clara Bow in THE
Scarlet West and cartoon: Tuesday.
irene Rich in Compromise" and
Eddie Gordon in "Crowning the
Count; Wednesday, Lon Clancy in
The Phantom of the Opera" and
Aesop Fable; Thursday. Marie Pre-
vost in Seven Sinners" Hal Roach's
The Soft Pedal and Screen Snap
shots; Friday. Hoot Gibson in THE
Arizona Sweepstakes; and Al st.
John in Service; Saturday. Buck
Jones in Tine Deserts Price" Andy
Gump in wv eStboUnd' ana Sport
light
Evening star., 1926-02-21

Betty Compson, Mary Carr and
George Cooper have been signed for
roles in THE Wise Guy" which
Frank Lloyd will direct. James Kirk
wood has the lead.
Evening star., 1926-02-21

Plans for a picture co-starring Tom
Meighan and Norma Talmadge are
said to have been called off.
Evening star., 1926-02-21

Continued from Yesterdays Starr
Evening star., 1926-02-21

Continued tomOrrow.)
Evening star., 1926-10-01
BEST BUYS.

S7,50O1315 DOUGLAS ST.
NE.
Beautiful new six room homes In
a splendid location. Hot-v
heat. hardwood floors. attractive
electric fixtures. built-in ice box.
lot 1876 feet deep to alley. A
wonderful small home. $500
cash. S50.50 per month.
$6.250-NEAR 3rd &
DOUGLAS NE.
Worth $1,000: can sell at this
price for 81 600 cash and $S5
per month. House In perfect
repair.
Evening star., 1926-10-01

SHANNON & LUCI1S Inc.
Realtors.
VERY BEST HOME OFFERS INCLUDE
A New s. Room, 2-Bath Home
in Richmond Park for $11.75O
m We'll Located dce Rnmed dn r a @ 9g con
this price it ~ -
Modern Four Bedroom Wide Al-Brick
Home in Mt Pleasant-S12.oV
garage ana 'nr
A Splendid New Home in
Cathedral Highands-S17,5OO
bsa b ssa"ii n % o e % oSn. @ IN % so%Ss m eadS 9 for 6
sd % % Se @ erRea s ths
% % % % al ] M h0ash5a sa'fs nssss sHa
A Beautiful Large Home Facing
Lincoln Park for $12,5OO
II b Is s & xS" s on;on: @ @ sssS %
% @ ] @ % rear very good home buy priced right
The Best Built Home in All of Mt Pleasant
Close 18th and Columbia Road
% .onsGFus'fd
% @ % garage three real hepa set off three
Further Information Gladly Furnished
Phone Service to 9 PM.
SHANNON & LUCHS Inc
T5Il5 18th Street NV. Main 2345
Evening star., 1926-10-01
DETACHED BRICK.

A splendid new bungalow in an ideal
LEGATION IL T.o Chevy Chase Chase Just a short
lot. paved streets and surrounded by
attractive homes. The rooms are very
large and bright. with large closet
spsce in the bedrooms. Bath with all
built.in fixtures: Oak floors. hot-wa-
ter heat. electricity. etc. Stucco ga
rage. The price is reasonable and
convenient terms can be arranged
Evening star., 1926-10-01
A REAL HOME-S1O05O.

Something entirely new in Washing
ton. q group of the most modern type
finished in genuine Moreno: colo
nial-style brick dwelling. three large
porahes. six splendid rooms, hardwood
floors throughout full tiled bath with
bult-in tub and fixtures Keystone au-
tomato water heater; unusually com
plete kitchen equipment. including
folding built-in table and built-in re-
frigeratOr. Sodded front and rear yards.
You will appreciate it's value. Call
for an appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
CHEVY CHASE-S13,75O.

Easily the. outstanding value ir
Chevy Chase. Beautiful detached
de.p. Living room with open open firs. are.
pIace Hardwood floors throughout.
Four bedrooms and tile bath on Sec
ond floor All modern improvements
garage TO match house. Only on,
block from Conn. ave. Call for an ap-
pointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
Realtors.

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
1412 Eye St. NV. Franklin 95O3.
10th STREET HEIGHTS-Dutch Colonial-S13OOO
situated
h!ns
CHEVY CHASE-Deached Brck-$17Z5O
A in
comple
dTeproof splendid ronase value 0"n
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-$1195O
sf Tndat % anse % bs and a s on 5foO
FACING GOVT PARK-4-Bedroom IIomc-S125OO
oak
5 % a G WITH Tf @ % R o@ aa o @ % ] h % nnd n ] a
PETWORTE-Complcte Bungalow-SlO5OO
sepngp
a car be
Evening phone service until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC
14l2 Eye ST. NV Franklin o5O3.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
PET\VORTH-S7.l5O.

A colonial-style brick with covered
front porch: double re.r posches,
hot-water heat. electric lights Re.
conditioned throughout Less than
one year old. Vacant and possession
NAV be had with deposit Large yard
with garage. Paved street. just two
blocks to car line. Best value in this
section. Very easy terms can be ar
ranged
Evening star., 1926-10-01
CHEVY CHASE-S14,75O.

Detached English colonial home
only, one bloch, from. Conn. ave. and
overlooking a beautiful country club.
six. spacious rooms. bath with all
huilt-in fixtures and shower. hardwood
floors throughout. all modern refine
house: For. the location and sur
roundings this home represents re
markable value. Can be purchased
on good terms
Evening star., 1926-10-01

nv T.. \. T.
bargain. This house 10 lust
three years old and IL practically
the same as new homes in the
same neighhOrhood selling at
much higher prices. Newly
papered ana painted throughout
hardwood floors hot-water heat
electric lights. large lot to alley
and two iuclosed porChes. $500
cash, $50 so per month.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
FOR SALE-HOCSES.

TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
81, s,a50--RENTED FOR 500 PER MO.
Brick, 5 rooms and bath each: newly pa
pered and painted and in frst-class condi-
1927 or West 314s levenings). 3'
To Colored-Bargains-Nacant.
Near 1st and Fla. Ave, NV.
iightsc yard. :, splendd condition. Price.
rooms. bath. furnace heat splendid con
dltion ,at Price. $500. Cash. $500; easy
10 rooms, furnace heat. electric lights.
E. l.. SCOTT CO.
391 Fla. Ave. WV Phone North 9sse. /.
INSPECT TODAY.
3137 MILITARY ROAD,
CHEVY CHASE.
Just door west of Conn. ave. on wide
beautiful boulevard leading directly into
This new brick home has : large rooms.
every modern Improvement and superbly
constructed.
r. OWEN EDMONSTON. Jr.,
Phone Main a14s. sealiGl ilos Vermont Ave.
BROOKLAND.
WOOD FLOORS THROUGHOUT.
These houses are built and finished equal
to any 5000 house in the city: automatic
toilet in basement: price. 50. 800: terms -
suit. SAMPLE HOUSE 1908 GiRARD
Open for inspection until pm.
MIDCITY REALTY CO..
226 COLORADO BLDG. MAIN 4O1.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
SOUTHEAST-S6.75O.

Colonial brick home. 20 IT, wide
with concrete front porch. reception
hall six large rooms. inc.osed rear
porch downstairs and splendid in
closed and heated sleeping porch. Civ
ing the advantage OF 4 bedrooms. Hot
water heat and electric lights. -Four
blocks from the New Eastern High
School and the same distance from the
Holy Comforter Church. $500 cash
and S57 80 per month will make all
payments. An excellent buy.
Evening star., 1926-10-01
.LELAND-SlO.5OO.
BCNGALOW-So,1OO.

I ID Z -NI1 ALO w ->pI, ,IOO
Located in section f. Chevy Chase
two blocks from National Boulevard.
Attractive design. construction of the
oest Bright spacious rooms. tiled
hath. oak floors, hot-water heat elec-
trjcity large hOored attic; exception
ally large grounds Paved street Re
fined community. Can be purchased
on $3.50 cash
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-29
LegiOnaires Hold
Meeting to Discuss
Building New Home

A tremendously enthusiastic meet
ing was held last evening in the CITY
Government rooms of the City build
ing, when Legionaires of the George
n. Bourque Post, American Legion,
Rotarians and public spirited citi-
zens assembled to discuss plans for
the raising of funds to purchase a
new home for the Post. DR.. J. Fred
Hill opened the meeting, remarking
at once upon the goodly size of the
gathering. He said that the purpose
of the meeting was to stimulate a
strong enthusiasm and a spirit of
spontaneous activity that would give
the movement sufficient impetus to
carry through to a successful ter
mlnation. He further remarked that
the ringing of the bells of the city
at I'LL O'Clock was particularly ap-
propriate to the occasion of startins
drive for this very worthy cause.
Announcing the fact that several
thousand dollars had already been
pledged. he was not prepared to give
out any names, but went on to say
that all patriotic citizens realized
that the right time to start the So
netting machine was now. The Le-
gion boys had been waiting six years
for home and it was time for them
to realize their hopes.
DIR. Hill then introduced President
Arthur j. Roberts of Colby College,
who stated in a brief talk that all
good citizens of this community
owed an incalculable debt to the boys
who had been so eargerly willing to
sacrifice all things dear to them
when the martial call was sounded
to protect our country. Nothing, he
said. was too good for them then.
nothing could be too good for them
now. He felt that an adequate home
would serve to hold the boys togeth-
er in the future and, by proving of
great advantage to thkm would nee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-29
Announce Rules
Governing Circuses
And Public Carnivals

William Jas. Young, NJ. D., head of
the Waterville health department, sub
mits the following rules relative to
visiting carnivals, circuses, etc. These
rulings afford particular example of
thought and foresight intelligently di-
rected to safeguard the health and
maintain the usual high standards of
sanitation in this city.
Rules and regulations governing car
n1valS, circuseS, ETC., adopted by the
health department of Waterville, Me-
L. Health certificates of all indi-
viduals and animals must be submitted
before unloading of any parapherna-
liza is allowed.
2. Personal examination of all indi-
viduals connected with the show by
the city health officer must be permit
ted. a charge of 25c per head is made
for this examination.
3. Adequate toilet facilities must
be provided before the show lands. AT
least one temporary privy vault must
be available for each sex, and the con-
tents must be kept literally covered
with chloride of lime at all times.
4. All garbage must be stored In
proper containers and shall be remov-
ed by a licensed collector at least once
a day.
>, TIE show grounds must be main
tanned ard left in a sanitary condition
A deposit vi SIS shall be made with
the health department to insure fulfill
ment of this requirement.
6. All food and drink for sale shall
be protected from dust, dirt and flies
and all glasses, dishes and spoons
must be thoroughly cleaned before
each use.
WATERVILLE HEALTH DEPT,
VIM. Jas. Young, NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
Adopted June 1, 1926.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-29

essarily be advantageous to every
one. He said that the American Le-
gion stands for good citizenship and
that Waterville could lose nothing
by casting her bread upon the wa
ter.
Rev. E. A. Pollard Jones was next
asked to express his opinion. Mr..
Pollard briefly said that insofar as
the cooperation of the Kiwanis was
concerned they could be relied upon
to do their utmost toward this very
commendable movement.
E. M. Foster remarked sagely that
dollars counted more than enthusi-
asm and heartily endorsed all previ-
Gus sentiment.
Harvey Eaton sincerely expressed
full sympathy with the movement
and In an interesting talk went back
to the days of the great war and
all that it meant and said that we
should grasp at an opportunity to do
something now.
DR.. Towne spoke with much feel
ing, driving home many important
points. Many others had something
to say that was really good.
Eighteen teams are to be organ
lied to look after the solicitation of
funds, DR.. Hill observing that no
less than $4,000 would be raised.
Applause was frequent during the
meeting, everyone leaving the
rooms with feeling that something
big had been started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-29
SKOWHECAN
Edward PomeIeau

Edward Pomeleau died Monday at
his home on Water street after a
short illness. He was born in st.
Joseph, Quebec, Canada, II years
ago and was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Pomeleau. The family
came to Skowhegan when he was a
small child. His occupation for
many years was that of a barber
but for about 20 years he had con-
Quoted restaurant on Water street.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wife,
formerly Eugene Gagne; a daugh-
ter, Alice Pomeleau, who resided
with her parents; son, Edwin
Pomeleau of Bangor; and a sister,
Mrs. English of Lewiston. The wife
and daughter are in frail health. Flu
neral services will be held at the
Notre Dame de Lourdes church on
Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock and
burial Will be in the Catholic Gene
terry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-29
Many Planning
On Foreign Voyages

This Is the time OF year when
vacationists are leaving home and
more often each year the trips are
across the water on tour. Among
the pleasantest of these trips start
ing just at this time is the Student
Tours. Miss Rosa Hodgkins OF
Waterville and a friend, Miss Emily
Bailey of Winthrop are sailing on
July 3rd from New York on one of
these student trips from New York
on the S. S. Caledonia for sea voy-
age at the most beautiful season of
the year. They will be gone for a
full month of pleasure. They are
due to arrive in Glasgow on July IL
and from there will visit among
many other beautiful spots Loeb ka-
trine scene of SCOTS Lady of the
Lake" Loeb Lomond and Balloch,
passing four days in Scotland. They
will then go to England for tour
among the enchanting lake districts,
including Derwent Water. Grassmere
and Windemere.
These young ladies will have one
glorious motor trip through the
Shakespeare country, visiting Strait
ford on Avon. This trip also includes
a visit to Oxford, that great seat OF
learning.
Those who have been over before
will understand how little of the
great city of London can be seen III
the four days there, but many places
of interest will be seen during that
time. They will have two wonder
full days in Holland visiting its
quaint and interesting capital. the
Hague. Two days time will be given
to Belgium and surely they will
bring home some of the beautiful
lace made there, then on to the Won
derful city of Paris, where they will
have four days with one for Ver-
sailles. This party will return to
New York. landing on the 9th of
August having gained much valuable
information as well as pleasure dur
ing this month. It was through the
interest of Mr.. Walter J. p. Day of
Waterville, agent for these tours that
Misses Hodgllins and Bailey came to
be interested in this delightful trip.