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BIG ATTENDANCEof tlw H.cudqu-ute* Corf 103d L'. S.Assured for Exhibit of .Trench War PostersMils.Marion Hollis Will Dance Tuesday Afternoon and Night, and Som« , Other Strong Feature Will Bo Secured for Wednesday NightThe very, satis factory advance sale 01 ’ tickets seems td;guarantee the success: of the showing hero next Tuesday and? Wednesday of Miss Whittier’s col lee- • tion of American and foreign posters.! This exhibit is •given under the a us-; pices of tUo art committee of the JIaimj Federation of Woman's Clubs and ia given for the benefit of the Augusta Chapter of the American Red Cross.The collection of war • posters was shown in Brunswick Dec. 2 and 3 aiu* netted over {200 lor'.the .Brunswick lied 7 Cross, •'* War pouter exhibits havs been given of fate In aurne .of thp moat important-* vC American art museums aa vyoll as ia’ '.©nneciicm with the y:cat Allied Bazaar' in New York. A colic ell on ]of French! war .postern is now being shtfwn in the: t* Albright Art Gallery in Buffalo and a; i catalogue jest received from. thcie showy that every artist represented iwr f. Buffalo is to be found in Mias Whittier'sj. a collection- are not to be found in the or.*: .! at Buffalo. : . * :The Americajn posters, a few remark*.-, able Italian posters and 1- each of Eng** li.sli und Cunhdian posters have been1,; collected by Miss Smith, a member of •” the Federation art committee, especial*! Jy for the Augusta .exhibit with a vievr-0 1 of giving an opportunity io compare tb* . i war work of the: arils. In of different na*! lionatttie*. jAmong the. American posters «3 one I notable original which war. .sent from, few York expressly for the two. Mains exhibitions. It m.cioiw by W, W, Gilchrist. Jr., who has a summer home at, Cuudy’K Harbor,.Mninc. .jThe exhibition begins Taeadjiy after-, noon at .3 o’eloclf and lasta .until 10 1*. | M, that day. One Wednesday il will:Infantry, nhd t'orpoiai Glmritfr Dowling of C\. i\ I'M Infantry, tvJw i« fduUoned ;i 1 Gut tin, Panama,j Ovrporal Oliver ti. Intend™, who wua |.reported mlrming In action, was ft member of Cv. M. 103d U. S. Infantry. His’ sifter. Mryj. Edward Arbour of 7 Bon Istreet, recently received a tetegratnfrom the war department stating that Corpdral Letendre was missing in ac-j tion on Oct. 29. She had previously received a letter from him, written hfpv. 2, in which he stated that he had been wounded In the right leg, but tririt the mjtn-y was not nearly as bad qk tftd ono lie received front , a machine gun outlet ftp July .20* He Is 21 years of age ami enlisted fact April in.Co.'M.n!0iQ.ITea1ifi*r-ild. I■kf'siirii-l3e!I.itt,igidbo open from .10 A. M. to 10 V, M;. will be nerved* both * Afternoon*. At I W M. and 8.30 T\ M, on Tuesday, Mins;Marion Hollis of .Boston will he rcon in' interpretative and ry t limlc dnncciT.Motst of Miss Hoil Ik' dnrKia are 6risJ-./ not and several c»r them a.r« Interpret**-•i 9 •live of widely known musical eompori-tioria, nuch ;ru Fader^widvl-s tulr.ue*. ?Mr p. George TO. M:i comber, who- '•% in charge of the exhibition, has practically ’ completed' arrangemenT? for securing a strong feature for Wednesdn«-night, also. Thin will be jan non need. later. | :j.Wfth such strong attraetlrtrts as the, French -war pbstcr« ami Mjss- Hollis’, dancing and with the opportunity to hid Unamdzillv In the good work of’ the local chapter of the American'Bed Crus*.. It ia believed that the parish hou^c vr\U .be packed to Its capacity Tuesday and. .Wednesday while the‘exhibit I?, in pro-’grCFfl, • .i* Names of Two A tiff us laKw.|j’.iPays in Casualty ListdCcrporal Oliver O. Letcndro Reportedof;ia!-iUJ jmlMissing in Actioni and private Allen A. Dowling Reported Wounded, Degree Undetermined—Letters Received from the Boys 1 The names of two Augusta -boys, ap* pear In. the Saturday casualty Hst-*Prl-vale.Allen A. Dowling, who waa repbrt-... ed wounded, degree undot crmined; and Corpora! Oliver D, Xyttendre, reported $ mlBstng in action.Private Alien Dowling la a member ot • the Headquarters Co. of the 103d U. K, V' Infantry, A postal card received by bin r. slepfalher, James O, Hasltdrof 43 rear Cony street, from Adjutant ^General r. C; Hiirrls, War Department/ WaBhihg-ton, D. states 1bait under the date of July 3i 1918, Private Dowling was gassed1: and under treatment In a base hospltt, but had been. discharged toBepliicicmont Division, St, Aignan.. Ac-cording to letters received.liy Mr. Ilarf-Uell from Private.Powliug,. he. returned tp his company from the base hospital an Aug. 17, Jhaylnff completely recovered from, the effects of being gassed,Prlv^Xe Dowling has two brothers H ttiQ service. Private: George pawling.:yln 7 \* nti\\XWf-r*3der0.Ill\tMMMtbfWfcf t*14r-tppjf' tbts.siCKS VAPORUB^i itWEW PRICES-.30C. *0lt;Sl.2rl
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Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine, US
Mon, Dec 09, 1918
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