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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
Bridgron. Cornish and
Gorham Fairs Form New
Maine Racing Circuit

The ealr ASSOCIATION n Hr.EatCn-
Cornish acd Goraam hare c-<ansz-
ed a .sw racing circuit called the
Western Name Short Ship Circuit
TIE erw meeting 81 he cham "a
hait-mils tracks opens AZ Brighten.
AQg. 19-e-, hen comes Cornish with
taf dates If Aug. sS-sk, followed by
Gnrnam where me horses VIII race
Sept -
Like tae @1ser Dig racing Circuits
# the country. these associations are
offering stakes this year. Howard
". Jones', Inc man a me seln al
Brighton. s giving 4 Sk3s earsA for
UrstIers = PAGERS eligible 70 the
at CORNISH, has followed SUIT with
s ike event
T. Z Houi1an 81 Cumberland Cen
rer. Eae has charge of the racing
operations a. GorhaE. has DECIDED
OF three axe ace One Il a rs
pace another IL 4 20 trai- while the
third IS a 2-a r-os and pace Each
eTer- a. GcrhaE Is war-h $sDh 70
re Entries 20 he STAKE
ace II ta.s cUrcu.I close an Nav n.
N-tl IN organization If this ksnd
alG he tacI IN. ne different mani
ae-s VII rye Uniform ciasses- i is
expected that aos~oniy VII the bulk
Of ne Name stables. but several
from ctGer sections # New ENGLAND
vi, race there has THIS should
give h~lgh-class racing and as-ac,
gceas CROWDS from al sections The
FAR al Scum Paris cnEes after The
Cumberland County fair. then the
horses VII De shipped % The Name
State far.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
OFFICIAL REPORT ON
DETENTION OF E. S.
IN KOREA

SenL- koraR- SATURDAY.. Aprl L.
by Lae Associated Presss--he
houses Of seven American I1,zsinn-
aries n, Pyeng-TaoK. a northern
Korea were searched by the Japan
ese a. ne Tine Of the arrest early
Ills zee Of me Rev Eli N Mowy,
4 Presbyterian missionary accord
ing - oGcaa aSvlces received here
The oMGai report says raas TIE
japanese authorities obtained know
edge that Koreans engaged q eei,-
ing aac CIRCULATING news cf the in
dependence movement, we're hiding
n Rev. Mcw-ys residence AID were
issuing newspapers aad circulars
from me housa. More rAaa ferry
policemen we're stationed round TIE
house 70 prevent ma escape Of TIE
suspect AS a -yuiI IF TIE seRrcf
eisven Koreans. including 8 CIR,
81 a-asfsa Il Is sag, = tares
ospytag PRESSES and eocumeHIs re-
]ag3ng To Lae independence vere
seized SIX Of these arrested werE
found guilty. and sent II PRISON. TIE
others vers their freedom.
Rev. Mew-y- ne report adds. Is
charged with harporng persons az
lively engaged IN propaganda n
stead ef permitting the use " his
premises Tor printing propaganda as
:. drs- reported
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
Harvard Rowing Order
Announced for Saturday

Cambridge Mass. Apr.u 1.-THE
Harvard rowing squad numbering e
men. left tonigh, for Annapoi,A, Nd
where the varsity and Freshnen
crews viii NEST Pr1acetcn and Narai
Academy e4gtts on Saturday on the
Serene river. Coach William Hafnas
refused TO be quoted ahou. the
chances OF the Harvard crews He
saad thar both his eaenrs would ros
temoYr0W morning and Afternoon and
would pass Saturday forenoon in
p~ractscing spirits The squad will
make il Annapolis headquarters Al
Cazvei hail The inai rowing order Of
both crews a. announced by the
COACH is as follows:
VarE5ty-Stpoks- Lssgh,on: Z.
RraSer; 6. Loihrop: 8 SedSewick;
I, Morris; 5, Lindes: :, Ra1cheid0r:
bow, Captain Whitman, car PieTson.
Fresnmea-Strpks, Bradise: Z,
Garland &. Captain NcGagS: :. Ter
y: 4, Kane; = Whitman: !. Dun
an; bow, Appleton; COX Miller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
Andover Introduces New
system School Athletics

InIerc.Ass athletics EsTe oeen
abolished a. Phillips An6eve-. and
heraS..>r h students viii ne div6-
ed INTO four eiuhx- eacs Of which
". be represented By sport teams
Dr. Pie-ann s. Paes, ps.sacai ii
-ac.nr a. Inc Academy, has installed
ne new scneme n order LIE, every
single student who Is physically able
val participate n some branch Of
a.Aler1ce~
Each c:uo-Gre&kx- Romans, Gzuis
and SAxon-vtli nave q president
secretary and rwo ether students 70
act with i-ese officers n the Execu-
~ Cc.ncsi. AZ sccn a a boy en-
te4s school he viii be elected 10 nne
~ the scu- clubs and VIII remain
win j. throughout lis courN- The
members Of each club VIII be grad
&C according 70 their athletic ability.
which viii De determined n g-l-
naE1um tests and winning cams vii
receive insignia
Dr. Page explains tAas tAe main
idea of Tie change Is - establish
,e1. competition N athletics. which
Is lacking n inte-ciaas games. The
adoption II club athletics Is al IN
te-est.ng experiment and Dr. Page
realizes that considerable EEs VIII
be required n wnu6 70 develop the
Era.y and perfect tie grading sys-
.em-Lew.sfcn Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

eE1oon was pa0ed and delicious r.
nreshMentz we're served by TIA host
esq
Mss Jenaesse Bailey entertained
~ her hnUe CT Main streez Wsdnes-
day ereR4Eg the following gaestA
beside the members at hs family
Miss Marion Horne, M.B WinaSfreo
Grant Mrs Easen Grant Mrs c Il
Penney. MSS Jozae Penney Mrs..
Eeien Grant gave reA6i1sx. MlE 10
sid Penney selections On the violin
and Mlss Horns piano Injections
c. r Ccbb Of Richmond was Il
town THURSDAY.
A note received from Miss Annie
Z Emery. who was called 10 Bath
more, Nd, last week by the Illness
Of her niece. states ia AaA May
r. Emery - In q very critical con-
.5sCoo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
BELGIAN TROOPS
PARADE NEW YORK
FOR VICTORY LOAN

New York April 11--Ons hEo-
t-eA and fifteen Belgian soldiers,
has1.e-sca--sd veterans Of Laege-
Namxr. ypres and Flanders. march
e6 up Ftch avaEae today n The drst
parade 60 be held here % promote
the forthcoming Victory Liberty
Loan PrecAGed by band and a
squad Of mounted Dolice- the Bel
Eans- carrying a Tag inscribed u
gold letters with tie names Of bat
ties Il which they participated and
lending a number Of their famous
police dogs received Al enthusiastic
welcome from the crowds along the
route. The BelE.ans leRre tonight
for Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Thas Roaf isR TENS eaabiaso ns1k.
kso0oany - spses
AAde tSuR 2 feHnui8 t1nx nDO HUn
u nnka aaasgnais farm aepuin and 80
GA7- 4rARs EaamaEA roalc1. HMx and
celery, me bsss vegetsAze Fsmn35eo Tor
me nerves REd E-ap and
aihsf EA4naais r1uaeacs-CAazsa No
snes1ana cf the v1sne of PeDr1Eun ~ q
hood builder a sr-.Nng,aener
LAe N S;ze Of Perfssua crmrAzns
enpnKa tar . FIJI months ra1zm@s
walie sD-ca-leS run p-reazra13nnS
rhe pep or prs1npraess w.sn vasrh
pecrran does liz WORK ID noted by
everyone w1o taxes Il
FrnEn Lse 1rH tnEe The sygrem -
SPENDS % the treatment and reu WAl-
re Q : ~ la01 uuang . medicine
,nhs .eg-ns rEAr- continues and ends
rga- Better Eee q oor.se Of Nepuson
meas-then comes eoo0 hlcp6. roca a.
petite. aad-pEp-AAv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

reduced from Ie 20 % a. The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Wednss-
say al Portland The old board =
re-eiscied. the vacancies caused hv
n. death of Joseph " SyTnonds Of
Portland and Weston Lewis Of Gar
diner not being filled The present
officers were reelected The excel
taon and delivery Of the compensation
coGtrar. bet Eeen the Maine Central
Railroad and the DiFecior General =
Railroads. authorized by the directors
on Feb. Is. were ratified
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

The ". e ? Z. VIII mee- a. . AZ
this Fradrv sfterrocr ar ,he ~
building. The devotional -ee-lne VIII
he led IN Miss Matte Darts. At-e-
the business Ms. Tcrence Lrrgfei-
Inv VIII have charge of the follow
ing progam on the subject of anti
narcotics: Piano solo. Mrs. FLORENCE
Dow: readinK. "EduEafcrs and To-
hacco." nv Ms. Edwin HAYES:
poem. Wanted. a Boy. reading.
Effect IN st-,den1E": recitation, a
Hero BIZ Warren Fletcher. reading,
"Reascrs for Not Smoking: play
list Mothers club" eight girls;
reading. Ms. Clara Turner: exer-
c;se. a Boys View Point" SIX
boys; vocal solo. MrA Annie Emer-
scn: reading. TeA Yourselves" '
N.Y.. BrookA- Friends are cordially
invited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
WINTHROP

There VIII be IN Easter concer1 q,
he Congregational church mex. Sun
day evening 4. : O'clock.
The Home Missionary Society me.
Thursday afternoon With Mrs. May
a Fuller al her home On Central
street
An enjoyable Ten-ten party vas
held Thursday afternoon a. the
home Of MS. J E y Pu-ngion
with about ~, present 4 SOCIAL AFT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
SPORTING NOTES

definite from the Trolley ieaEae-k-
'Suuantp' Wilson up II Winthrop
wrote LIS several weeks ago hat they
wese paxnning baseball. While Fread,s
Boston Of 5ar1iner rad al s4rness al
with Harry Lard while ON his wsr
South last month MS pretty neal time
for Barr Falscs1 10 crawl tarrh from
his winters duyout down IN Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

THURSDAYS Portland Press sa3d rSA-
Car Henderson. 4 vounE nan arrested
a shor- time ago bv Oe7u-T She-.
Ralph K Esnne--- charged with h-esk-
ing inta the cst=ages and CAMPS n
~Sca-horo. has been pronounced insane
TX local physicians and proceedings
ha-a been started by Graan- - secu-s
r;s commitment "a me State hnE-i-al
for me Insane n Augusta +o- ohse-v7-
ION. One IF Fsnde-son's ha7l1cina-
IONS E with -elatlon 10 a, tnaEtna-
six-rs:n6e- Eard FAY \ ne Is oe--
retlsIv firing Ut bHes 1se su,neane fall
N agree with lin about the merits Of
This machine"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

XOYYCR OF aAIK-FoIlOWtng pfcreey
Of Emitted STATES VIII b Sold tar \ 70
hiEoeWt h1ddHr ON aAalAo pf0pnkAle
which VII be publicly opened al ~ A.
n. A9rsl H. 1g1b. n State Draft Heac-
quHrseEs- Augusta Ms z 5psvT1l.ss
n woude fling cabinets. ) sseel hlinG
cabinets; Is coo card cAhlnefs; ;
Nat ten d~aaes; 3 typswrztef deaSs, !
lA1x~ table: ; typewriter cn1lrs: > sware'
chsiU. s aaal oard ales = other axG-
al NAV he examined daiiy hefyresn
huurx Of p A Il and ~ p. ~ Fur-
o. nfa0att9 upa aWAs0oxs1A
~1s.7f $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

The AuRrd Of trustees If the 4~uVsnls
mt t1.rns viii be N sss-inn a. tn
$+a-e SchoeI .er Girls. Eafluwa3l- ga
"Wednesday. April y II addition IN
routine MATTERS ther. Will occur me
formal opening IF me new central
building ar 20 P. NJ. Tr AUGUSTUS
Q Thomas. State superintendent of
nut'ic schools VII r've an address
Special music sr tne girls # Inc school,
under the direction Of Ms EaTrica
Vait~hense Leresor. win NJ a pleas-
inr feature. Al friends nf he schcul
and of ne WORT for which : stands
are c-r@ie,lv invitad % be present with
out further notice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
LEGISLATIVE CENSCRE
FOR GOV. HARDNGS
ACTION on PARDON

Des Moioe8. Il, Arrl I7-Eoyera-
Or VI Z Harding. who - SERIOUSLY
Ii. was censued fer lis u
the Ra1noua pardon case in Q es-
olutun adopted by tie Iowa House
q Representatives carly today,
marking the tefaa1 q efforts q
iEpozch lin.
Ernest 21tAhun. a farmers son.
was convicted ct criminal Assault:
and Sentenced - LIE Imprisonment
4 pardon vas granted last Nocen-
ber and n February Il vas re-
poket-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
GIVING WAY
10 NEW B~OCRGEOTSE"
SAYS RED r o WORKER

Copenhagen. April -.-Bolahertsm =
Rusk,a % giving var % a new 5ou
eeois,e- s~ccn-1ing 70 tae irecsor Of
Inc Ansrov Fed Crass committee. WIN
has arrived here. Premier leayne md
War Minister T-otzky are RI 70
reach an understanding WITH II mod
crate elements n Russia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
Aoou. 8 caevn,,e-z af Ga

About 8 chevaassrs Of Cantnn Al
E,E.a- No 2. P N. Z O @ r. and Al
equal number Ct lodge and encAupmen.
members VII axe the 6B train for
Portland IN Saturday morning 70 join
IN the Odd Fellows parade. The a-no-
~ VII be open this Friday evening 50
that al uay procure the
U-apneynaa.R for the occSs1on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
TWO FLIERS KILLED
AT VENICE. CAL

Venice, Cal. April 1--Aad-ew
Curry, a a-.aLon instructor and
IN unidentified pupil. vs-e killed
today when their a.rpiane went into
a tai spin and fel! INTO a residence
section Of ne c1rr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Al error was md IN TIE a-scie -esa-
-sre ~ the Augusta Heath Ce-te- !
Thursday ncrn1ar's Esnaehec Jcurna.
relative - he DAYS an which It il
planned 20 receare paaen-A The s,a,e.
Dens should hare heen made tAat Il Il
now planned - receive oa.3en.r e-o-,
Q 70 70 z the morning and : 81 70 3 n he
evening N Tuesday aad Fridar Of eacH
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

The Gardtne-HaIloven bcys Em-
nahum class had 4 very en3gyahis
meeting Wednesday evening at rhs
"T7' building. the feature of the oc-
eaEon being a streoDtinun talk CIV
- by Oscar Smith A series Of most
interesting plcrures were exhibited.
showing different phases Of army
life both in this country and over
seRs. and Mr.. Smiths talk rogesher
With his views vere appreciated by
all At the opening Of the meeting
the boys sa. down 70 a delicious hak-
Cd bean supper. and after the ad-
drass the boys had an hours exer-
else IN the gymnasium and the SWIM
ming .psoi under the direction OF
Physical Director s. T. Pitcher.
Ahrut Is boys were present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Laurent NJ. Jones has returned -um
IsIand Fails. where he was called a
short tine ago IA his capacity Of trained
nurse n cnnaecrur with Al outbreak
Of iaeoen-a u -hac Iuw1. NJ. Jones
reports thar they had IN cases n -
days and that n the absence Of a hns-
piraic n the t1wa the boarding house
Of a mil was utilized. the building
serving the pu,2ose very wer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Toniga. AZ 2 O'Clock Cow E7rn
meets Rlmfori High IN City FaT1.
lewiston for -he prep" school
chenpioneh3p of~Naine IN hasiss.ha7l.
Snecias car< VII leave -ae wait1n-
raern al $50 q N. and $50 p. n.
Tickets for transportation N tire
special ca-s include admission n TIE
game and'ere offered 20 the fans Il.
a very moderate nr;ce-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Mrs. A. D Ward OF tbs city, who
Tor some weeks PAST has BEEN a
surgical Patient II the Gardner
General hospital Is reported to be
steadily gaining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

.ssen . cenIender In the NesteEn
Amateur and me Western Open
championships 81 vs-acrs times aur-
lar the lasi Few years He was 4
semi hHS.lst IN the X esiern Amateur
Lourahnsrr a. Grand RAPIDS IL 1914
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

A special meeting of caShnoc Grunge
VA be held this Friday evening for
the purpose At conTerrsng the Srs1 and
sscund degrees u2on 4 clAss of c2nti-
dates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Azns Lo1-ae [1rmgson. cnAxher of
Id Eth grade N the Conr hxga Nanol
On Bangor sweet by Hines, but It re-
pax1ad 10 be mprovinE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Nice fresh aspazzgm n1dlshes-
G1iua, tomatoes and Aaade1iunn todav
AZ Weber T. HevssIA h suro to Eet
-FOUR order N early. SnnrS closed
Sas<1ay.-AAv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

NrA Thomas Mccarthy and swo
ch.a6rS1 az Lewiston are visiting he-
as1er. ME- Bessie L JacEsnu AZ 3
Cainn st1eex
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
Prnceeoa Grew Arrives
At AunaDoliS. M1rhDd

Annapolis Nd. April THE
Princeton rowing rev arrived this
evening Harvard - due earsy to-
morrow. Both crSw viii practices
tomorrow afsesnoon for the ro9afta
with the Navy CREW Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
LOCAL NOTICE

Dancing tnaight at Naccahee hall.
Music by Douglas orchestra A good
tSms leF al. GenIs Abc: ladies Nc
aprlIlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18

Snese Cufo t68& A
vstssut oisnWwfsrt - lAD
of 1MUo
View NGfAA that S1Ess
wnd We want y~n - NJ Il ~
ebnnns,e. No matter whether youK
r n lrne-sfxnn,ng - Nnuf -
y ~ whether u u pr1naDf - &C.
A@ - c.ronic AA1MA- ycu 0nOu14
bsaa- r-se ---al u m AakaNA Ne
- y via. climate - IVA. NO
~. rns. vour age az occ1mnR. Il
e'iE ---usisf With Asthma ouE
snuuld relieve you prnmU6y-
esns a...sia-ly WAT. - aEnd 4 70 fAnes
w. oopeieza cAaa3- WAe10 Al
- iraElerx. dcuehaa- opuD Wp-
- 4-rnss. -pRtsnt smcka2.' ETC.,
t1'a nr,.r. We want % show every
= az gr. expenne. thar hin 0eW
g aes1gaed % end al dimcai-
- ~ Il wheeling. and IL tAnnl
~. TL-axrsns .. ,nce md tor II
FER is OK impur1nt % neg
H Trr3. Gag N-re ncW and rAen
~, method Al ONCE send No
- Simply uAl coupon below d
I -ouaF -AdE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
WINS A. E. F
CHAMPIONSHIP

NICE, Wednesday,. April lS.-SerE-
= .ilian ExuIenbLSfi 81 Motor Truck
Ca A.. today won the soif champion
ship Of The American Expacatlanav'
Forces, defeating Lieut. James II.
Euobe.l Of the --sia Infantry Br-
sace 8 Up and 5 70 play II Sc holes.
Lieutenant Euhheil- playiaS far Ea--
ward WON the individual ~inre-coile-
-.ase championship n Eastern COL
ieees = -2.s.
Chicago. April 1-.-EesE- William
Rau,enhush wnn the golf champion
snip Of Chicago six years ago n
jackson PARK public links Ee has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
Mems Shoes

JUST ARRIVED THIS WEEK.
. large number Of Mems Shoes
gun metal. Goodyear ~ea.- 4
very drexsy shoe a, the remark
ably icw price CT. ..-LE
ANOTHER LOT Of Men's Shoes
similar to above and also IN
vsea kid- MY prizes. SG95
ANOTHER Let of Mems Shoes
IN mahogany tar. handsome.
snappy footwear ana entx. $k-as
why submit 70 high prices when
you can climb Hignt ana get
such savings n Hs abs~e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-18
OxfOrds
for Easter

Jo0 noeesWod 4 special lot sf
rssHark1biy SNAPFY PATENT
LEATHER oXFoapS for La
a'sA High hest, Goodyear ~eas.
= r'~e'euto0siy io~ prizes .SB
SAME As ABOVE only in Ha-
wana Brown. my price. s6E
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-21
STILL DELAY ON OIL BILL.
fittman tNcvo says He VIII Cal,
I'D Leasing Measure To-day.

WASHINGTON, Feb. decentralization
OF the long delayed conference report on
the oil leasing bill providing for the
opening and development OF millions OF
acres OF oil, gas, coal, phosphate and
sodium lands in Western states was
taken UP by the Senate to-day, but op.
position by Senator Smoot (Utah). one
OF the conferees who had declined TO
sign the report, prevented final action
on 1t. Senator Pittman of Nevada, chair
man or the Senate managers, said he
would call UP the report again to-mor-
row.
Senator Smoot, who charged that the
confeTees had inserted new matter in
the bill as finally agreed upon, opposed
the general leasing plan. elimination Of
the Senate provisions fixing a maximum
royalty and denying to the States in
which are the public lands a portion of
the funds derived from their disposal
TO be used In the maintenance OF State
institutions.
In explaining the changes and modi-
fication of the bill to permit leasing and
sale Of Alaskan public coal lands, Sena-
tor Pittmln read letter from Secre-
tary Lane asking that the leasing and
selling be done, and declaring that de-
velopment of coal lands In that territory
by leasing system under a previous bill
had been In part failure. Senator Pitt
man urged action.
IF no other oil fields are opened up
he said. this country will not have suf-
ficient oil to supply domestic needs, the
navy or the proposed fleet"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-21
CURB PRICES REACT
IN ACTIVE MARKET
Leaders Touch New High, but
Profit Taking Checks
More Gains. -..r.,-'

In an unusually active market prices
for curb securities reacted In the after
noon trading after displaying strength
in the early part of the session. FolI
lowing an irregular opening stocks were
in good demand and several leading Is
sues moved up to new high records, but
the continued upward movement ended
abruptly in the early afternoon when
there was profit taking on a rather large
scale. However, the pressure resulted In
prices losing only fractions from the
early high levels. ...
Industrial stocks we're again the
centre of interest. and in that group
most of the new high records were
established. General Asphalt common
and preferred advanced to new high
records in the morning with gains Of
several points, but reacted before the
close. The control of the company, II
is understood. lie still firmly In the
hands of Philadelphia interests. notwith-
standing reports circulated from time
to time that new interests were seeking
control. which accounted for the rise In
the common from about 20 to the present
high OF more than 10. t..
In the oil section Royal Dutch new
stock was in good demand and estab-
lished new high record before noon
with subsequent reaction. Houston
Oil, on light trading, lost ground after
rising to a new high level. Midwest Re-
filming was about two points hisher and
improvements of 3 to points were
noted In the Standard OIL issues. War
stocks were featured by an advance OF
more than two points in Submarine Boat
Mining stocks were moderately. active.
with Golden Gate Exploration rising to
new high record in the early after
noon
Changes in the bond section were
mixed. Russian Governments were
Arm. 49,
Total sales and range Of prices fol-
low: ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-21
NATIONS HONOR ROLL
(coutinood from Preceding Pooe)
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VIRGINIA.
cBuZzARp. Lloyd w. serr,, Mariinville
FEEssk s Rs E'i ss% slate h D cG.t w
GRAY, John, Moundsville DA.
Si6IHE9LA,s,, Ezra, pingy 0su};
sTRoTHER. Cecil l.. Clsrksburg. CwrD.
HOFFMAN, jefferson Clyde, Warrington
TYLER. John. wheeling CwU.
WARD, Wade H.. Psrkersburg w.
iwAYBRIGHT.. saul Raymond, Hambleton
COUTURE. Alphonse r.. corp, Rice Lake
ENssTRoM. Paul LEONARD, corp. westboro
FhIspRlcH. Henry A.. Oshkosh cwu.
HANSON, Hans, Cambridge (wuD.
kNUTsoN. Corunel,. A.. Blair CD:
SMITH Henry, west De Pere W.. Wv"
wALczEwsKL John. South Milwaukee
wRoBLEwsKI, Joseph H. Clover CwU.
ZACHAU. George. Eau Claire Cw).
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Canada.
WILSON. John, Toronto tw).
Denmark.
Peterson. Thorvaid. Egedgars twU).
England.
SINCLAIR. wilfrid j.. London p. C CwU).
Greece.
DEMETRuL1s. Nicholas. corp. Lete Pope
ritca (WU)
Ireland.
McGEARY. John j.. Ballyglass Cwu).
Italy.
GR1LLo, venccnzo. corp, Palermo (wU).
LARlZZA. Rosario Sierra st, Bruno (wU).
MoNoCO. Billy, Rende (wIO
PODESTA, John, Pagge (wU)
PoGGIO, John H, Propaa (wCD.
ZINC, Manuel, SELMA (WU).
Norway.
EREKVAM. Edd L.. Hllevaag twU).
Sweden.
PETERSON, Noak L. p, Snaland Foreheda
(W).
Turkey.
LovKIpEs, savas, Nigte F1oitta tws).