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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
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arffre uRupAzB enr tn uuua<1un %
rnmmznrsr of ths Mnzns - e
- Amar1uan Lawtun wnn- wfn N.
eAsnR11 Ws4nnu1nY @ tim auuynnaHn
rnr crBeninaxinn ~ H1nwnr. Lhs
nAMss q Col. Frank n. Hsmn N
Hunlfnn. Lasnt. Cna. Axxnw Amh-,
worth of Bangor, LasuE. Gnl. uhnkmnn
II. Ahnmway ID 9kuMMu0n, xamus.
cnl William z. Surtnnra e Dunur
md 1sknut. Cal Albmx 0xnunlnw e
Eaz<Uurt. al muznnsrw uf xhs laara
Infantry. however. have huaa mun-
tiunsd IN connection win % puus-
tom. II IL expertsd thns 1nnAnw wgEl
hs entitled % send - dsannxw -
tn nnxtuuAl cunveufaun wh1rh wzH hw
nnld In November Mt NimnanuuIis.
the number % delsEa1ns bzfuR haned
ON the total membership In the state.
There are nUw 81 posts Of the Amer-
icAn Legion In Mains m fuIlpWa.
winslow-Huihrun Roraixn1: An-
gusfa. Augusta; Sherman Hrufhurm,
Calais; Gardiner. Gardiner; GeurEs
~ BOurque, waterville: HaIlrwell.
HailDwell: Harold W. Rcbinwun.
Pr1nrsfun: Narragunwus, Cherryf1nld,
Mmchins Valley. MRchias. Liverznure
Falls. L.irermpre Fails; Fred Mitch
ell. Easfport: James ". Williams.
Bangor: John Feenev. East Mill
nocket-. Genrge q. Grower, Fairfield.
Caribou Peters. Skowhegan; Purs-
lEnd- Portland; wooirock. Cassie
Coumbs. vinalharen; Thumns ".
Cole. Sanford: George T. Flies.
Brunswick; Bath. Bath; Lewiston.
Lewiston; w T. Wren. Woodland.
Napoleon 0nelette Rumford; Gsprge
Edwin Kirk. Bar HRrhor: Philip
Tighe, Biddeford; Walter Lovely,
Furt Fairnead; ThAdnens Ruderick.
Pennington; Dover and Foxrruff.
Dover: Arey-Hsal, Camden: Alden
Il Gaytun. Auburn: Otis M. Winning.
Pittsfleid: North Haven, North Fla
ven: Marshall Kinney, d. Geurge;
Stewart P. MORRILL, South Pcrriands
Charles A. Sherman, Jr.. BoufnnAy
Harbur; williams Hfaxier, ThumaS-
ton: South Berwick. South Bezwirk:
Tardin. Madison: winthrop Win
thrup; Juseph p. ChAinson. M1le:
Richard 4. Wells Damar1scortas
Frank q. HaEeitine. Belfast: Hook
port. Rockport; Hex l. McKenney
Danforth: William Shaw, HErr4ng-
ton; Chester L Briggs Houitun:
washburn, wazhburn, Louis c. Far
reil. Van Buren,. BENJAMIN barry.
Unity: Harry G. Decker. Oakland
Frank B. Holden. 0alheln; Edward
7. Poullint. Dexter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
The LTTCHFTEID
SCH00L. DISTRICT
SCHOOLS OPEN

Mnumuufh. Ia, Ssur. IB-rh~
schcuis az the Litraxisin, Mnumuufz
Weat Gardiner ana walss Srhuul
n10act hxre Opened. with a muuf at>
tendAnce. Supesanfenfleur of Hcnuolx.
MIN. Harrief n. Fendezwuu reuur1u
me foiluwsuE urrTs nx tenrliurws
A2EHF7Ez-D ACADEMY
F11nc1pAl W10 n A KimhnIls -
zis1Anf pK1nc4pnl Ni1 Ruby Hhnxsnmm
Ezl1s1kENIA8X SCHOOLS
Waun1mUfn9 Ehuud, NxK earn
Gzzm. Pine True school. Mxa. Elnis
Asocey; Lincoln schuui. IRVINE HHlmE.
hAz7e scnuol A1AdrDn Hihb9rs -. OalI
Ian schuul Una MRacua; 1he Ferr1n
school. Irens Libby. WatszznAn
scnnnl 4. w BnswnETh, whit1fez
scnnnl He3en TruA
: MONMOUTH ACADEMY
Principal A. I Chick; assistant
principal. HaEei Gibbs.
HENKNEARy SCHOOLS
CMtsr 0xuMnar, Eme I WINK.
Ceutsr fnfszmed1ate. Irene .. Hecurd.
Center Primary Della Turtle; Norrh
GEzmmsr. Ruth Allen: North Inter-
msdiAtA Helen Gowen; North Pri-
mAry. Dorothy Perry; South school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
WINDSORvMLE

Mrs. Annie Oher in confined TO he,
roum by illness
Norman Boyntnn Of Augusta was
q weekend guest uf friends in town.
DR.. ]. e. Odiorne Of Jefferson was
a business visitor IN this section ~
the town Saturday.
The farmers are hauling thetf
sweet corn % the cannig factory .,
Weeks Nils.
NrH- Nellie johnson has returned
from q prolonged visit To her sou
Herbert in Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold French ar-
rejoicing over the Rirrh af q baby
daughter named Beatrice.
George EVEN and san George. Jr.,
were visitors Tuesday in AnxusfK-
DR.. ThuriCw Burlington and son
Kenneth Of Coopers Mills. were ir
town three ocunsecutive days iazi
week On nuaine1s.
MIR. and Wra. Frank Lyon OF Au.
gusfa. were Sunday visitors Of reia-
tives In tpwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. hiram Chaplin n,
Washington accompanied by par.y
az friends were auto callers Tuesday
in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
BINGHAM

Something over $sc was cleared
from the Harvest supper served in
the fraternity hanqust hall iasr Sat
urday under the auspices Of the Con-
Eregational Church Circle. The Ia
dies of this organisation viii he e-1-
tertRiuet 81 meeting this Weunes-
6nv afternoon ny Mrs. T. b HsAfS IL
the CONGREGATIONAL parsonage
! Deputy Sheriff Frank Gipson Is MS
sisting in the duties at The cuusT
house IN Skowt1eEnn during The fAAl
term Of supreme Judicial court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
VASSALB0Ro

Goldsmith ana daughter Eleanor al
Augusta and Mi1 Eleanor Thursion
and Leslie Meilo Of Bath ware SUM-
day guests nj TIM hume OF Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Rtcamr1nun.
Albert s. Priest and stella Priesl
were at their farm over Sunday.
Min Anna Perkins and q school.
mzte az Exslktne Acx0umy vtn1fe<
Xiss PerlEtnr parents SUNDAY.
Mira Alins Il Hnstiy ana Miss Avn
Irvine. VIM hAve been VISITING Mira
hzxe rsturnsd 70 fhsir 1nms IN Hos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

odicsr IL tn any, Capt. Joseph Allan.
David HpeArinE, late ca. 3. Eth Ne.
Inf, has bsen trausfeR-ed 70 Battle
Mountain sxnitRriuM 1t Hot Springs.
s D.
Brrieigh 8. P Jones tlAs resigned his
position as clerk in the treasurer Of
fice and has gone to BowdDin college &c
resume ms studies
James Il. Cunisn. late c 8. navy. and
Michaei Grimm. late Z. 3. navy. have
bean granted disrharges from the
Hume.
Lawrence Dunno. late Co. "a. til e
o. Cav, and lanes McCrum. late Co.
G. 9th Q. q Art, have reported fur re-
adrm sun To the Home.
The returns from trrsoughs Tuesday
were Augustus P. Holt fru-n Have-hin
Thomas DignHn rom Augusta and
Hrgh Gallagher from North Carver.
Fudlouehs were granted Tuesday u
Patrick German 10 Nashua William
ReRtuu To New York City, John ]. Kel.
leher TO Lewiston. Edward J. Cngan =
Dayton and Thomas ]. johnson to Port
land.
john Auguste Of Monaria. ate Co.
r Eth Me. INF; Char.es q. DAVIS OF
Houston. Texas. iste Co D, I'd Ne
I'M; and Charles Tolle OF New York
City. late 9th Ind. Battery. n. 7 Z A.
have bean admitted 10 the Home.
Frank z. Leland
The death Of Frank e Leland oe-
CURED in the hospital here TuesdRy
He was born In Somerville. Mass
about s. years ago. He enlisted in Co
B, 9Th c. s. Inf. March e. ISIS undiRr
Wars and was discharged March II
1883. He was admitted TO the humz
from Cambridge Ssut. s. 1sas.
The funeral Of the late Joseph Hub
bard was hei5 from the Home chapel
n ID A. n Tuesday. Rev. c. h Tempis
officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

A quiet wedding was soleInIl1eo al
the parsonage OF the Congregational
church last Saturday evening when
Rev. =. B. HIATT uffictated at the mar
riare of Fred Erwin Crocker and
Bernice Horn. both Of Smitn1eid-
What Ought This Church to Do"
was the theme of the serruun oeafv--
erad a,r Rev. I. C. Thum in the MethO-
dist church last Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Thorn mas lately returned rum
uey-iod of study at boston University.
A special feature Of the services In
the Conversational church last Saln-
day was the evening isCfure by Rex.
r a. HIATT illustrated with stereupti-
rvnn views. Mr.. HIATT went 10 Cara
funk Tuesday night 10 cononcr III
regular service ana goes 10 Ine
Forks "Wednesday might OF TINS Wees
-ar,,lar meeting of Bingham
Grange will bs held next Fr1nAy
laiEi1t.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hail. Evan
Hail ana Mr. and Mrs Fred Wdiiams
have been taking Canadian TRIP
Oral Icveicy.
Msznuriai services fnr the imfe
Oral LaveSuy were head rum tne
rezjfseucn uf nis parents m MnacoW
Monday afternoon. Rev. Z D. H3rf on
this ulare offfcixting. The dernasen
WAS unmarried and Ind peen an IN
valid fur a long time Els go wms
4z yearR.
v.a,cs. Ala M the MexhuAiBk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

Y.u.rsdAn GiEusre Of 60 WEES
Forks and Flora Belle
,uuisriy weatsd By S.; !. - !.
the pzrsonaEe % sns - - 1''A
church SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

A regular nesting Of BingnAm
Grange will be held next Fr1oay
l.igtrt.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hall. Evan
Hail ana Mr.. and MrsL Fred WtiiiHms
have been taking a Canadian sr1p.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21
USELESS TO BUILD
ROADS WITHOUT PROPER
MAINTENANCE

Experience has shown that
in Colorado It is necessary to
fight the damage done by
winds to graveled roads more
often than the damage done
by rain or water" says Prof.
f. B. House of the Colorado
Agricultural College. True
it is that there are many
places where the under drain
age Of the road must be care
fully considered, but in prac-
tically all of the state. the
roads are exposed to the
winds, and there is more dam
age from blowing out than
there is from rutting due to
rains.
IF there is one miutake that
our road builders ere making,
it is that they allow the road
building campaign to crowd
out the Northumberland
campaign. Consequently in a
few years the gravel-surfaced
roads become quite rough with
many chuck holes and waves
to annoy the parties riding
over them. Whenever you pass
over a road of this kind, and
the auto jumps and bucks, re-
member that it is the attempt
of the road to convey to you
his idea, Lack Of Mainten-
ancew Every time you 60 up
think lack Of maintenance I"
Every time you come down
say lack Of maintenance"
Maintenance costs money,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

0O0 AAIkBT
~
American Ce0mlsseoa Con-.
Paay Unloa 0eock Yard
Doavee, Colorado
The hog market has shown
around = soc drop from Mon
day to Wednesday Inclusive.
Top hogs on Wednesday
brought $1,000. bulk OF them
selling from @so.l5 to 5000.
We sold some hogs from down
In the San Luis country on
Monday for 5000 cwt.
The market today is 26c
higher than yesterday.
Fridays top S20.26. bulk
3lS.S5 to 5000.
Tho American asks only q
trial shipment. Give them
your next and let them con-
vince you that they offer high
est sales and best service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

Anyone WHO has q typewriter that
they would like to give to the library
association would confer q favor on
the community by saving the associa.
ton the renting Of . machine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

and some have argued, LET
US build a road that will not
have to be maintained" This
is impossible, for as the fellow
said. There amt no such ami
NAL. Every road must be
maintained"
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

-LOST-One buckskin saddle
horse branded on left hip with a
large 7 and La underneath. Last
seen In Terrace District. Liberal
reward for Information leading to
his recovery.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

The Black. Cat BRAID. This 10 Nationally t,...
brand Of hosiery with this as Of hosis we can a, IA
entire family.
In silks. isles and cottoas.
Meas snk Hose aad Lisis Hose and plain so,,o.
hose Black. white Brown. Tan. 0rsys blue, ,,A
other this colors Prices. 16c to g.
Womens Hose
$3.50 for extra heavy thread silk hosiery In n.
Ia France and Black Cat Brands In Black White,
Grays. Mahogany. Champagne aad high colors sios
~ - for lighter weight silk and silk hose Gomez
In tho range Of coiors ~ the $3.50 hose
Li-les Mcrcersed and plain cotton hose come Black
White. 0rays Browns. Nd TO 76c.
Chiidren's hose In MercSrised cotton plain cotton
and Isle in light medium and heavy weights spse
ial weight for Boys. Prices, Nc 10 TIC.
Infants hose. sisss. to { Lisles and plain. 81.
tons. Black. White. Pink and Blue 3Sc to Soc
Anticipate your Fourth Of Juiy needs In Shoe. M
hosiery
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21

o. w. SYLVESTER.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21
Misses, Childrens and
Infants Shoes

The Buster Brown shoe y what We have to offer 70
you. You remember Bsstss? He would not allow biz
name be put shoe that not correct In style
and durability These for the Boys and Girls Come
Button and Lace: Black Md. 0unmssal Calf Tsns.
White Horse Hide. Patent leather vamps Black or
White TOPS. Heel or Spring heel.
Infants Chdrsas and Misses sisss prices q 90 70
$780,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-06-21
hoes and Hosiery
THIS WEEK YOU SHOULD PREPARE
FOR THE FOURTH

Barefoot Sandals
Coasort 10 what the Chiidrsa snjoy We have the
sandals In White Tsa aud Black feathers In chidrcns.
Misses and growing srls' sscs prices - 30 To eosS
Keds Outing Shoes
This b . Canvas Shoe with extra heavy sole. rubber
Aeel with perforated leather insolc which mskcs II
. very desirable shoe for comfort and outing wear. We
have these In oxfords and high shoes for Men, Women
Misses and CAildrsu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-13
AvISo

} A partir del lunes ocho de diciembre,
exhibiremos en- nuestro local ded;cado
la venta de fonografos en- nuestro
New Building, San Justo 35, un mag
nifico y variado surtido de JUGUETES
completameute nuevos en- Ell mercado Y
traidos expresamentc para estas PAS
CUAS. Ademas todos nuestros departa-
inentos han sido sursidos con infinidad
de articulos titles, propios de la tempo
rada que venderemos precios con be-
nefcios muy nmitados. Augurando una
temporada de grandes ventas en- todos
nuessros departamentos y especialmen-
te en- los de JUGUETES con motive de
nuestro variado snrtido y los precios
marcados, rogamos al pdblico que no es-
pere los iiltimos dfas para hacer sus
compras y seran mejor atendidos.
Tambien deseamos que nuestros Glen
tes ToMEN NoTA, que al igual que
o,ros amos, durante los dias "a 81 de
Diciembre; de enero. No Sc ha-
ran ventas a CREDITo.
GONZALEZ PADIN Y CO. INC.
SAN JUAN, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-13

la poblaci6n todos los cerdos anima-
les que hallan en- los patios de las ca
sss.
CoRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-13
DESDE SANTA ISABEL
UN HoMBRE COMPARTMENTS
DEsTRozADo PoR UNA MAQUINA

En- un peri6dico de San Juan informa
I'M vecino de esta poblacion que el pan
que Sc viene vendiendo en- estos iiltimos
dias, produce trastornos essomacales en-
los niiios. SIN duda ell informante no
sc ha tornado ell trabajo de investigar
81 esos supuestos trastornos son produ-
cidos por ell pan que viene de Ponce o
por el que Sc elabora en- las panaderias
de esta localdad.
ESQ es 10 que debiera de investigar
el jefe de la sanidad local.
Desde Ell sabado pasado Sc han decla-
RADIO en- huelga los milsicos del sci
ne Roma, quienes reclaman aumenso
de salario.
Una de las maquinas de la Central
Aguirre que conducIa Cuarenta v
tres vagones de cana, arroll6 Jose
Vega, quedando su cuerpo completa-
mente destrozado siendo necesario re-
coger los fragmentos en- un saco con-
ducirlos al cementerio, donde Sc les di6
sepultura.
Desde aver dio principle la zafra en-
la Central Cortada''. Tambien ha
empezado La zsfra en- La Central Mer-
ceditas'.
FL jefe local lie sanidad ha hecho cir
cular un preventive en- el que Sc ordena
que sean retirados Embellishments de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-13

FL jefe local lie sanidad ha hecho cir
cular un preventive en- Ell que Sc ordena
que sean retirados Embellishments de
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-15
Proposals
PUBLIC OFFERING
CITY or HETHLEHEM
gIEz nnn nnSING

Notice ia hereby given that on December
20, 1919, the Mayor Of the city Of bethlehem
Sl55. 900 Street Paving ~ e. Gold Bonds
series of 1920. to be dated January |, 1920
to bear ~ 70 interest per annum. payable
semiannually; to mature in twenty 600 an
nual instalmcnts. viz; $4,000 principal
amount thereof on January /. 1921. like
principal amount thereof on January /. in
and includ!nG, January /, 1882 and
5000 principal amount thereof on Jan.
%f sod do $685. and ID 500 On on parg @G4Gn" IN eSah
of said denomination as the Mayor may
determine In order TO comply with the de-
sire Of the purchaser or purchasers, regis
interest to he payable at the office, Of the
city Treasurer IN United States Gold Coin
without deduction, so far as permitted by
inheritance taxes; further Information may
be sd" HS' OF %@ 1"TiGS h@ Gar& Is @S s%6sa r'qr to-
nS nSa nssTn s @ Hd n" SF The Of 3[dE"9S. "S
I'll nu' horlzins the issue gud sgie thereof.
said Ordnance was INTRODUCED November
u. 1919, Is low being published ana will
1919.
Proposals for the purchase Of these bonds
are hereby invited, subject to the approval
Of counsel for the purchasers as to the
validity thereof Each prupusul must he
sealed, must b" IN the hands Of the Mayor
Of the CITY. on or hcfore : y. M. on Decem-
certified check, payable to the order Of the
city Treasurer, for "rr of the par value
Of the bonds bid for Checks Of unsuccess-
full bidders will be Immediately returned.
The proposals will be opened at o'clock
D. M. on December %, 1919. at the offic"
Of the Mayor. The right to reject any or all
bids Is reserved 80 hid at less than par
and accrued interest will be accented
Mayor Of the city Of RetbicIc", Pa.
:. J. HUGHES,
T1#
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-15
NlstHLIG OFFERING
ClTN or RETuE EEEM
Gao nnn nnNnS

Eotiro is hereby uivnn th-f on December
20. 1919. the MAYOR Of tn" CITY ot Bethlc-
der $50. 600 Boulevard St"'rt Livhtug 80 a.
Gold Bonds. Series or 1H"u o. he dated
January |. 1920. To- hr a.. % iuir~"st par
Rnuum, liable r"win .llv. 10 rrptur" IN
urincipRl amount thereof 60 January / 1921
and q like nrin"'ral amount thereof on th-
LIST day of Jnrr"N IN "hc0 ana u""ry year
thereafter hu'il ana rcludiur tn" Nvot dav
Slm0 $500 and SlOa, Or partlptn aNch Of
said denomination rs Tho Mnv0r NAV d.
torminc in order ta Cam1lr with the desire
OF the purCha ser or purrha scrs. registrra bic
az 10 prinCinal; both nrirc!nsl md lntcroet
to hc payable At II" offCr II 'No City
Treasurer In UUitcd States Gold coin with
out deduction - far as permitted by Law
for taxes other then succession and in
herltuuce taxes. Further Information MAY
he had on application TO the MAYOR.
Sale ~ the hOud. Is subject - the nnaI
AZ Bill No. l90 Of the city Council author
zirs the issue and g@ln thereof Sa'i
OrdiunEcr was mtrpdured November u. 1919,
s now being p9bNahcd end VIII come on Tor
Proposals FOR the purchase Of Ihese bonds
are hereby invited subject TO the apnrnval
of "luusel for the purchasers az 10 the
v,Illity th.v,nF Each nrnDospl ,,rurt is
ss@Ss,i"1l' must D.. I'm tho hands Of the Mov0r 0y
OF .hr CIV IN or before y. M on DE-
cember 20. 1919, aad must be accompanied
hv O. certified check. payable to the order
Of the INK TrG@1Enrrri 1g ,i for 2Gc Of the par
succeasfu! bidders win he Immediately re.
turned Tho proposals will he oprUsd At
o 'clorl y. m. on necCmher 2S, 1919 II the
or an bids Is reserved, No bids "a lees than
par and accrued interest VIII be a"Cented
,,.,,, 81, ,,a rf,y a ho,5i hhGo,65iESSroN4, SSN
MAYOR '' the VI" s. JJ'IHaiG9GF j. HiGHrs' s'a'
CITY ('ierlt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Llverpool Cotton

Liverpool, Dec. 15.-There was a
moderate inquiry for spot today with
prices firm on the basis of an advance
of - points for middling at % 25d.
The sales were 1000 bales. The re-
ceipts were $4,000 bales, including
49, 600 bales American. Futures were
steady in the early dealings. Spot
prices were: American, middling fair.
~ .T5d: good midding, 2S.J0d; full
middling. ~ T.2jd; middling, 26. Pod (:
low middling, 23.T0d good ordinary,
81 25d. and ordinary, 90. .25d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-15
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Dec. 15.--with trading
very quiet and little in the way Of fresh
offers, coffee futures opened at advances
of to IA points. The early cables
showed more settled conditions in
Brazil. Trading remained dull and
featureless throughout the morning. with
prices holding within a narrow range.
Operators expect quiet market for
the balance of the month, as the spot
market Is usually quiet at this season.
The unsettled Brazil markets, to-
gether with rapid fluctuations in ster q.
ling exchange rates, also tends to help
unsettlement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-15
WILSON CO., INC.
Notice OF Dividends on Preferred Stack An,
Common Stock.

The Board Of Directors Of Wilson 4 Cox
Inc. has declared a quarterly dividend u
one and thrve-auRrters per cent az q. uu
It's preferred stock. payabLl January =. 1920.
to the preferred stocltho ders OF record NJ
the close OF business on December "a 1915
and a dividend Of one dollar and twenty-fve
cents (Sl 2Nl per share on It's eoinmon stock
stockholders OF record at the close OF busl-
ness on january II. 1920.
Pursuant to the order Of the votlne
trustees checks Will be mailed by Wilson a
Co Inc.. to the respective holders of the
voting trust certificates for said oofnndn
stock standing Of record on the hooks 81
tho voting trustees AZ the elase Of busineas
of ths preferred stock dIyidend VIII y
mailed as usual.
Dated New York. December 10 iaf1.
GEORGE d. HOPXfSs
Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-15
Railway Equipment Raises Dividend

Chicago. Dec. 15.--The Chicago
Railways Equipment Co. declared Il
dividend of 2M per cent payable De
cember 81. TO stock of record Decem
ber 81, making 1919 dividend distribu-
zion 8 nor cent instead of I per cent
previously paid. Directors have ad-
yised regular quarterly dividend Of .
pcr cent in the future.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-15
COTTON PRICES DROP
WHEN WALL ST. SELLS
March Contracts 80 Points Net
lower-LiverpooI Purchases
Summer Months

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. Dec 15.--Tho following tenn
peratureH were recorded In the cotton belt
thls morning; Cha ttanooga. ia; Fort Smith,
lNnoENillo and Atlanta. Is; Meridian and
oklahoma, 20: Memphis, Macon and Mont
Eomery -; Abilene and wilmington. %;
hugueta. rs: San Antonio and Pensacola,
70! Thomasville and Charleston. 82; Now
orleans and Savannah. "a. Galveston. go:
Iorpus Christi and Jacksonville. 3S ana
tampa. f2 There was .O1 inch Of precipi
tation at Wilmington and .02 at Augusta.
New York. Dec. 15.--Thc cotton
market was irregular at the start to.
day. April was down 40 points and
other months 10 points higher to s
points lower.
The cables were trihc better than
had been expected. and Liverpool
bought the summer months.
New Orleans and Wall street were
the chief sellers.
Subsequently the list developed mod
crate weakness under local pressure
and further selling by Wall street, and
was about 30 points net lower on March
contracts
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DIVIDENDS
MINE HILL AND SCHUYLKILL HAVEN
RAILROAD COMPANY

Phlladcphl0, Tvelfth Month -. 1919.
\ Dividend Of 2te per cent tSi.25 rer
on First Month lS 1920, 70 Ftockholders Of
record at 2 y. IN on the 10Th inst,
The transfer books closing on the 10Th
Inst. VII be opened at ~ M on First
Month 10. 1920.
WM RIDDLE.
Treasurer.
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BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver touched an
other high record in London today at
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PROPOSALS FOR NURSES NORFOLK
SUITS -'T,cn ofsthe Quartermuster Gem
erqL CIn'hinE and EduipaEa Division: Sealed
proposals. in duplicate VIII b. received here
until II a. m. December 20, 1919 for fur
rIauks and Information ohtalnable from
Captain J, Eh Van liG1rnsi IT., R2Sm 1921
a: Zone Supply Office 2lst st, and Oregon
nNn.- PhilmdelnhIA Pa.
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Annunl Electlens

NATIONAL BANK OF COMAIERCE
. Phila,, Dec. II. 1nIO
The annual election for directors az this
hank will be held at the banking house on
Tuesday, January 49, 1890, between the
JOHN r. KOLB.
Cashier
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1t is announced that Emlen s. Hare,
president of the Mercer Motor Co., is
TO be president Of the new LOeomobile
IN