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LEGAL NOTICES.


NEW YORK surkEME rutKT, COUNTY
OF BRONX FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
a. nc Mater, Of me application Of ths
FIRST DISTRICT OF the state of New York.
a,tlug for and on behalf Of The Citg OF New
loEk Tor me appoin, r,ni % C9mmissi9nsrs
Laws Of 1891 and the several statutes
sm-ndatory thereof ana supplemental there
simple absolute in and to certain premises
s4sf anH 3ST I4S 'p,tTyIsSg,iGn ot ~.
the Borough of The BrouN. city ot New
York and relative 20 acquiring a perpetual
way ana also a temporary easement n am
to certain premises situate at and near tha
inters-ct on 81 the eu.lerly side OF WALTON
l4sTH STREET In ,he thorough Of The
BronS, cry q New York rsqu!re4 for me
and operation Ia perpe'uiD OF rapid tran
"N0TiCfE' rs HEREBY GIVEN that tn. 70.
port NJ Charles l.. Hoffman, charles j. Les.
ilo and J. curry Watson, Commissionerf OF
Appralss., duly appointed In The above en-
the 18th day OF December. 1874 was filed IN
the once Of tho Clerk OF the County. OF
NoTlCE II FURTHER GIVEN, that tho
s CnTrt ~ thc state 81 Sow York At a spscisi
DistrlCt. at the County Court House. In the
Borough - The HronS. CITY or New York
opening NJ Count on MAJ Gay ana that then
| and there, or a. soon thereafter as Counsel
can be heard, thereon, a motiSn VII be mad.
said report be not confirmed and that said
report he referred 70 new Commissioners 10
| be appointed by said Court to reconsider the
/ Dated, New York January l?th isi5'
! Corporation Counsel
| Municipal Building. Borough Of ManhattsA
| City Of New York
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NEW HIGH RECORDS
REACHED IN COTTON
Sharp rpturn in Liverpool and
Trade Buying Cause an
Advance.
SoTTHERN SPOT SITUATION

v.r h.sh records were again made In
..,.,, Yesterday In spite Of the fact that
.,o-, s .ulrday session seldom furnishes
,,v .sp..uI market excitement. Liver
,oo however. was Unexpectedly strong,
...n ,r...s there about 6 TO 81. English
admits higher than due Spot sales were
r,o5sr.t. uut quotations were at an adj
vance ~ Eng sh points
In sn.,r COY thief act that tho opening
,,.u4. fully mp to the response called
Tor sy st.u.V there was no reaction 81
Importance and all offerings were well
taken.
Thor. g. general impression through
~. Oh. ..sIe that big spot interests have
,,.r leading buyers for a considerable
Finn, mast II il not considered unlikely
nat t4cy Will absorb a very heavy line
. cotton contracts with the intention OF
,,t,g delivery Under the new contract
n.y would he assured OF cotton OF cx-
..r,rt character and good staple. In
nc, thc-e are quite a number OF local
sof4,- mon who believe that In spite OF
hs IA. that the South has raised It's
biggest .iop on record there IL posi-
t.ts ~ q sharp squeeze or miniature
,o-uo, 80 MAY contracts.
The o,. .aur not situation IN the south
Arsrr. and Gulf States is fairly well
50, 'H..r tuy following telegram which
WIS received Dos a local firm from an
N..lui shipper:
.Hrsa .a..r- past ten days. Expect
strong holding from now on. Demand
al high fr,ights keeping spots from
'o''0w.rc contracts None preparing lands
or cortrlsung for fertilizer. New York
spot b.u-r- could bring low and strict
low white nd strict to good middling
''nr.s for delivery with small proGt. Elk
rsrs. Of delivery prevents Southern firms
from doing same"
7"e complete week end statistics show
sr'rra-- ntngs OF $4,000 bales. aga inst
3a' 1'' ls' year The figures include a
r~ .vcr.Hga q American takngs. with a
r1ir for Great Britain. although the
Co0're0, showed a moderate falling on.
According 10 the Chronicle tho amount
~ cotton ou ~hpbotrd. not vet cleared.
= a." ."ly-f u" record FOR this stage Of
-Ne season H., amounts 10 4272i2 bales.
arr ..s, c7Gi bales last year
The s.rcr.-h of Liverpool yesterday
was described as follows in cable 70
cs'vo1 20. ono Of the local firms:
"'ta.er resulted from very little
t,t--c, some trade calling Jobbers are
Fhr'f .nI there was . little Continental
hu, * .u small market
4 Manchester cable to one of the trade
'ou-rI.s says:
~ se, feeling generally shows i'm
provence Yarns In demand. Quietly
rt'~E greater range Of qualities. but at
'ow.- prices American counts still best
ara 0'west. with moderate export &C.
rlrd Fine Egyptians inactive and ir-
.eEu'ar More doing IN cloths espe-
ca'v s.rt.ngs. printing and dyeing fab
r'g l.4.3 bidding more freely, hut
low Cables report distribution there
SOW and large stocks. China is in
o~sren' and bids generally unacCepta.
n's South African developments d..
arron.n- Egypt reports fair demand
O'n.- Hiulte'- unchanged"
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COTTONSEED OIL.

Quotations were raised materially 10
new high basis The demand for oil from
consumers Is good Speculative inquiry
was also larger. with buying by local
traders. Western interests and for South
eru account Crude was reported AZ 42c.
hid The large advance failed to induce
"A great deal of selling. Bearish esti-
mates on the large amount of hogs in
the country we're ignored,
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Jan. 16.-Activity was con
fined To a few issues the leaders being
Butte and superior, which advanced y,
and Pond Creek Coal, up y. Island
Creek also showed strength Aside from
O. loss OF a point on small lots OF United
States Smelling common the general
marSt was flrW Edison made a
further gain Of . points, The summary I:
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DryIDENDs Ann INTEREST.
BROADWAY TRUST COMPANY.

New York CITY. January IL, 1915
The BOARD Of Directors Of thls Company
has this day declared Quarterly Dividend
Of one and one haf per cent. payable
February ist 1915, 20 stockholders Of record
ut the close OF business January 2lst, 1915.
Transfer books Will close at Il, NJ Janu-
airy 2lst. 1915, and reopen at 10 4. NJ
February LIST 1915.
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HON. Lif. Men Aid Poor.

President Idle and the general agents
OF the Home Life Insurance Company, at
tho annual meeting OF the general agents
last week, made up a voluntary con
trbutlon 10 the emergency campaign
fund OF the Charity Organization Society
for the relief OF tho poor Of New York
city,
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l6.-Tu-day's
transactions we're mostly all I'm small
lots and prices were practically IN
changed. The special committee an
nounced "A list o. lower minimum prices
affecting about dozen leading stocks.
effective January ~. The summary;
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Jan. lb.-ConSoNdated
Power sold up half "a point 20 lo7 y
to-day. In tho bond list Charleston
Consolidated Railway - were a strong
feature. The summary
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

January T. 1915
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
this COMPANY for the election OF Trustees To
serve during the ensuing year will be held a.
this once MONDAY, January 20, 1915, Polls
will be open from ~ NJ. to l =. NJ. Transfer
books will close Saturday, January b. 1915, at
i2 NJ, and reopen Tuesday, January rs. 1915.
Il. A. CARTER. Secretary.
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srANpARp OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
BONDS

$500 American Can - AK 49, o9A. a'.
1000 Chi q Northwest 5slcss, 1854. 1851, 1867.
1900 Western Pac 6...... az "a - -
SELLS cents per share
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tuiuois Central 1914 Change
Month December. ;52l2.O75 Dec sass, $50
From Juiy 1,..... 5=,5S0,A3i Dec. :.olT0sO
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley.
Month December. yi185.2ig pee S364,4l4
From Julv I... 6O28.OGF Dec SOTO
Rio Graude Southern
First week Jan $500 Dec 1880
From Ju'y l..... 3Os,467 Dec 1880
Twin city Rapid Transit
First week jan. Sl5o,lys Inc ibtl5
TENAS AND PACIFIC.
The Texas and Pacific Railway Company
rs,,rfs f,r NoVtmbpr. lH1A changes
1r.r revenue. 1l7S4P22 Dec $50 Sss
Ipar eXpenFes. l22O,53S Dec g7,TI3
Net revenues s56A,3sI Dec. tS3.ll3
Omar rsvs9ues.. y7,s7a.S2t Dec. iss767s
Oner expenses.. t6-s,iGS Dec. 296 6sl
Net revenues 12.2Ol 1855 Dec. .1i0JS5
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsBuRG. Jan. 16--Prces on the To-
cal Stock Exchange were about I'M
charged from Yesterday. Tha SUM
mary
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Members OF
Federal Trust
Reserve State Com.
Bank. Banks. panies
Cash reserve in
vaults 49,. .,2si 10000 ti.04ooO .s12.coO
Reserve in de-
,,positaries -. iosics,ooo SwLco $4,000
Reserve required
on net demand
and time de
POSTS ..,....... 22s,si4.aO p.isS640 1881 900
Excess reserve. ITO. 2gi, go 1881 $50 7s35. 900
Changes in excess t1Sl2SiS0 tsTOi 40 fi93,7O0
'ln the case OF state banks and trust com.
panles only reserves on net demand deposits
are given, no reserve being required on time
deposits. Increase. tDecrease
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SUB TREASURY STATEMENT


FRIDAY.
Paid by SubTI ,asury to banks o.. &c. sO5. 900
Paid by banks 70 Sub-Tressury. a746,OO0
Loss 20 banks on days trsnssc-
lions .,......,...,......,.,.. $4,000
Loss 20 banks Rame period pre-
vious week ..,..,...'.......,... sO7. 900
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hecrlpts from customs Yesterday s.,- -.r.
internal revenue. ordinary. 81 rs 3If: corp1r1
ION tax. Sl.,7il, and miscellaneous srau.-
Sduohal bAnk notes received for r.,lrrptI oii
S7Fl i05. Tho cash statement gf ,T, ''.
treasurer Tor January o. shows
GENERAL ETrNb
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$4,000
100000
Imports Of Merchandise.

The imports 81 dry goods and general
merchandise at the port OF New YORK Tor
The week ended January Q, as compared
with the previous week and the correspond
ing week OF 1912, follow:
Week Previous
Jan. o. weclI 9l3.
Dry goods. t3329.2S7 t2,lS5.O5i S5,Ogi,sel
Gen. mdse. ltO3t.90 sg9e,273 l3.97s2s'
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Srot cotton AT New York was quiet,
10 .o.. IS advance: middlinG : goo South
s-n Spot markets were unchanged to l-1Gc.
nrI..,. with New orleans l3-l6c.. Gal
,as'u. i-i6o. savannah 77~c. Houston
N' ana Namuhl> 1t,c
To Ncw orleans market closed steady
Prize. .,.r..
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| he B A N K STA T E M E N T


for state ins'tu.
tlOne) .........ss.... ss''s. sic s'o's
National bank notes
(not counted as re. -.
serNel .,.s..s..s..... br5f !"
Federal reserve bank
notes mot counted -
as reaerve) ......... 6J7
Reserve with legal
deposit aries ......... Ot,l03 5.Nt 1tN
Net demand deposits. l210.iN 2'2sS Ola, "
Net time deposits..... 4,H S2so Sol'
National bank note
circulation ......... E.eS .'.' ''''
The State Banking Department reports
the condition Of the State banks and trust
companies not reporting to the Clearing
House as follows:
Loan. and Investments 1916 10000 DE Sc III 100
lOoid ................. 4asts coO Dec. S2 100
Currency ard bank notes il,2il 400 Dec. es,sO0
Total deposits. ...,...,.. dh5O2.HO Dee. 'N'i~
d e o o = lie. eliminating
amounts due from re
serve repositories and
from other banks and
trust companies IN
| New York city and eN 1900,
changes ..............s. hs1, tJp De'' ,'t'3'''l
Reserve on deposits ..... libp9'aO Inc. hb@,'N
' Percentage OF reserve e
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sl0D Am Agr Chem IS, leo ln0 10 l0
5000 c u & Q Joint 4s..,, cas- HS. sG's s6's
llol d 4 Q JOINT 4s reg 9d'. s6t. o6I. s6x
600 Tel 5s.......... ld0is 1904 1904 1901
1000 Western Tel 5s.,,, &a s5is ~
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TN, liverpool market opened steady.
7H'r. Va- e duu business In spot cotton,
With modelling H. points advance at 4S2d.
$40. 900 bales Receipts, l2,727 bales,
including l0,-G3 American
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

wASHLNGroN, Jan. is.--The statement Of
ury shows
January ~ T'h. mo Fiscal Yr
heorlptA s. 23s 10 S. go 3gl gl4g ia ~.
ray wArauts...... 2..s3.572 ..'a..5sS a4 az A.,
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J. THURMAN co. NO doaIrr In suits
nud dresses ~ @2sS seventh avenue has
h'ed schedules showing Liabilities $3.50.
and assets Sl4OO. consisting Of stock a.
cost. 500. ins'almcni accounts, $4,000
actual value $500, and safe and fixtures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-12
ENCLAND'S view OF. PR|Nz
EITEL FRIEDR|CH'S SINKING A
U, s. SHIP-.WAR FRONT news

Equally important was the success
achieved by British airmen in de-
stroying the railway functions at Men
in and Courtrai. These are one Of the
German lines Of communication and
their destruction will delay. the arri-
val of new contingents of troops which
are reported to be again concentrating
in Belgium for another attempt to
break through to Calais and Bou-
logne.
Reports from Tenedos say that the
Turkish artillery in the Dardanelles
grows weaker daily, and that the last
bombardment by the allied warships
bdly damaged the forts at Chanak
Halesi. Two big cruisers spent the
night in the straits protecting the YES
sells engaged in mine sweeping.
Dispatches from Rome indicate thai
the German ambassador, Prince Won
Buelow, has renewed his negotiations
with the Italian government with the
object of securing the continued neu :
trality of that country in return for
territ orial concessions in Austria. AUS
tia, however. is said to be opposed to
making any such concessions as would
satisfy Italy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-12
HUDS0NS OF MASS. WILL
MEET Y. N. c. A. TEAM
HERE SATURDAY EVENING

Probably the most attractive program
set offered by the secretary OF the Au-
gusta \. N. c. a. will be the program
of Saturday night, March 18th. Word
came that there was a possibility Of
securing the 'Hudsons" of Hudson
Mass. The Hudsons have an enviable
record of having won Is out of % games
played on the road. away from home
They have travelled all over New Eng
land and lave even gone up into Canada
and defeated the fast Montreal Y. NJ. c.
A. team Other victories include those
over the Wassitts OF Auburn.
The makeup of the team includes
Brown of Yale at center, man who
stands feet, > inches, in his stocing
feet; Lyons, light and fast forward,
whose specially seems to be in the use
of his especially long arms; Pond, at
forward, young man only Is years old.
but rated as one of the best men in New
England: Nelson at guard. called by the
Lewiston paper. The Little Swede Boy
Wonder: and Desauies, at guard WAC
is also the manager of the team, a
strong ana fast player. Hudson is an
exponent of a fast, clean game Of basket
bail and everywhere they have played
the crowd have remarked upon this
feature of their game. This is exactly
ing for and has been trying to Demon
strate all season.
Besides tilis game Saturday evening at
the Y. NJ. c. A., the first annual indoor
winter track meet will be held.
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SAYS IT. WAS A
FRENCH DEFEAT
IN CHAMPAGNE

Berlin. March u.-tVia London. 10l5 A.
M).-Major Moraht, military expert of
the Tageblatt. explaining the significance
of the French campaign in Champagne.
which. he says. closed with "a complete
French defeat" declares the city OF You
zers fon the Aisne in the department of
Ardennes} was unquestionably the point
which the French sought to take.
This" he says. commands to a great
degree the northern entrance to the Ar
come and this district would have been
evacuated by the Germans if the French
had taken it, or else the German front
there would have been forced into an
angie toward the west, where 1t would
have been exposed to attacks both from
the west and south. Another result
would have been the weakening of pres
sure on Verdun, which the Germans then
would have been able to menace only
from the east and southeast. To the ma
terial aspects Of the victory must be add
ed the physical and moral effect on the
enemy and their heavy losses
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PALERMO

NORTH-A party Of % neishbors
and friends gathered Wednesday eve
ming, March 8, at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Grady in honor of Mr..
Gradys birthday. A very pleasant
evening was passed and all enjoyed
the refreshments of cake, hot coffee,
popcorn and apples.
Ladies Of Cars Corner Sewing Cir
Gle enjoyed Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Mary Wilton on Western ridge.
Refreshments were served.
Frank Nelson and Mrs. Mary Will
ton visited Sunday at Hattie Chad
wicks.
Mrs. Julia Nelson sold last week a
pair of large horses to Will Shuman Of
Windsor.
Mrs. Briggs Turner was i'll Satur-
day and Sunday with a severe cold.
Mrs. W. E. Nelson is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fuller were in
Pittston and Randolph last week WIS.,
ittnE relatives and friends
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left flank Of the German army Lesieg
ing OssowetZ, an important battle al
ready is under way on q long front
paralleling the Narew river.
Before Ossowetz
One of the German motives of this
new alignment Of forces undoubtedly
is to strengthen the position before
OssowetZ. In the absence of official
information concerning Ossowetz, it is
assumed that this engagement is still
going on without a decision having
been reached. Furthermore It is not
improbable that in the near future
the battlefield in the vicinity Of
Przasnysz again will become the scene
of new conflicts.
In the meanwhile along the Pilica
river there have been occurring daily
epga gements of secondary Importance
in which the Russians would appear
to have been successful, Withstand
ing the fact that the Germans have
taken Many Russian prisoners.
Fighting near Gorlitzna and Outlook
in the Carpathians, indicates that the
Austrians after their defeat in the
Stanislau district on their right flank
decided tC transfer the center OF oper-
atoms to the left flank, where they
have been successful lin pushing for
ward slightly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-12

The street department completes
terday the work Of filling in the "a
on Winthrop hill which resulted
leak Tuesday night in the siS-incn
main. some eight loads of gra'ei
required to fill the hole. only 10 INV
further work was needed In that ~
fill a cave-in Thursday forenoon -
down the hill. Temporary repaiis
made but 1t is believed that "n''
frost comes out of the srounl''He.
be more trouble and that quite an A-1
of work will have to be put IN "
hill. In working on the main ca'e,
men found cobblestone drain ua'' Ia
center of the roadway. the dram !.
about three feet in width, ana ~
lieved that the water from the
pipe found its way TO lower ie ~
way of this drain. No one seems N
anything about the drain and sob.
expressed the opinion that it was -, y
at the time the roadway on the ''
first built.
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GERMANS RE-CROUP FORCES FOR
new ATTEMPT UPON PRzASNYSz

Petrograd, March I'LL y. NJ, Via
London, March II, 12.t5 P. Ma re-
grouping of the German forces in
northern Poland and the beginning OF
"a new attempt upon Przasnysz has
been noted by the general staff of the
Russian army. This movement is be-
ing made in considerably greater
strength than was the recent opera
ton in the direction of Przasnysz,
which terminated in not only local
defeat for the Germans. but in the
general retirement of all the German
forces in that direction of their oWn
fl ontier.
At Niemen River
The discontinuance Of operations
along the Niemen river makes it pos
sible for the Germans to send large
humber of troops from this district to
reinforce the men advancing from Kor-
jile in the general direction Of Mlawa
and Prsasnysz. This transfer as usual
has been effected with lightning like
speed by means of the German rail-
roads and the forces in this neighbor
hood have been further augmented by
drafts of the new 1915 recruits. Having
accomplished a re-grouping of the
forces and leaving only enough men in
the Ausustowo district to protect the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-12

London March lilo: Is P. M.-The
arrival Of the German auxiliary cruz
ser Printz Eitel Friedrich at Newport
News, removing for time, at least
another menace to British shipping.
and the success of the British troops
in the region of La Bassee are for
the moment the most Interesting top
les of discussion in the British pa
pers Whether the Prinz Eitel Fried
rich will be interned or will again set
out for the high seas, II is considered
here that her career as an armet
cruiser must come to an end, for
should she be allowed to sail after
repairs, it is believed that cruisers OF
the Allies will be on the watch will
account for her.
The possible action of the Aneri-
can government with regard to the
sinking by the PrinZ Eitel Friedrich
Of the american ship William P. Frye
is also being much discussed, and the
general view is that if the United
states allows German warships to sink
american supplies to England that
government can hardly protest against
the Allies prohibition Of food stuffs for
Germany.
OF the British victory in northern
France, there is no news beyond the
official report. but it is believed how
ever that while no great amount O.
ground has been captured the I'M
provement in the British position
brought about by it is of the greatest
importance and if pressed further
might compel the Germans to evacu-
ate La Bassee and perhaps other
points. which make their line so strong
at present
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ENJOYABLE OCCASION
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Cummings Enter.
tain Friends at Whist

One of the good timss of the week
in the social line was the party given
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
c. W. Cummings Of Cushnoc Farm on
the Northern avenue extension. at
which about 80 of their friends and
neighbors were present. The evening
was devoted to the enjoyment of
bridge whist and the pleasure of the
occasion was enhanced by musical Sc
lections on the Victrola and piano. At
about IL o'clock all assembled in the
dining room where a delicious supper
was served. the table being tastefully
decorated in honor of the occasion.
The festivities were continued until a
late hour and when the guests de-
parted it was with the feeling that
they had been right royalty enter
tanned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-12

At the Colonial Friday and Saturday.
the last windup Of The Master Key
episode, No IL. featuring Robert
Leonard and Ella Hall will be shown.
To secure good seats come early or at
SIS p. NJ when complete second
show starts.
Two other big features are included
in the program. Rosemary Theby
and Harry Myers in THE Accusation,
a two-part Victor drama, and Fran
els Ford in Gold Seal feature, A
Study IL Scarlet
The remainder of the program in
cludes a Thanhouser comedy drama,
Kay Bee feature and Beauty comedy.
Coming Wednesday and Thursday.
March II and IS, the sensational mys-
terry drama. The Black Box. ADV.