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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

Visiting licr' from Electra
MINl Alice Town1nd. ol Electra,
is visiting IN the city o. the guest Of
her sister Ags H. u McCorkle, zoos
johnson street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28
END or EIGHT
YEARS MISERY
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Vegetable Compound
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had on organic trouble and treated mo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-28

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
CRANBURY

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Wicof were
over Sunday guests with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Appleget, OF Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Petty, Miss
Olive Petty and Miss Gladys Petty
were Trenton visitors on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Gordon
will entertain on Christmas Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gordon. of Brooklyn,
Jacob Gordon of Cranbury and DIR.
Bergen's family, of Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs.
Frank Walker and Miss Emily
Walker were Trenton visitors on
Monday.
Albert Barclay, OF Peddie Insti-
lutte, Hightstown, and Isaiah Bar
elay, of Colgate College, New York,
Are home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Urban were
pver Sunday visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Barlow and family of
Kingston.
Mrs. Viola Petty. of Perth Amboy,
spent the weekend at the home Of
her father, Disbrow Bergen.
The program for the Woman's
Club for Wednesday. December 20,
will be Poetical Day when the works
Of Robert Serviss and John McCrae
will be considered. The committee
are Mrs. Stanley Conover and Mrs.
NJ. f.. Bergen. Mrs. William H.
Gordon will be hostess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
New Musical Show By "Bon Ton
CirlSr

The attraction at the Majestic the
atre for the coming Monday COM
mencing with tho matinee perform
ance on Monday will be the well re-
membered aggregation of b~urlesque
under the title of THE Bon Ton
Girls" presenting this eason an en-
tirely new entertainment. The title
of the new musical melange is
Breaking Into Society,"" with book
by A. Douglas Leavitt, music by
Ruby Cowan, lyrics by Jack Strouse
and the production staged by John
@. Jermon. AS suggested by the title
the plot is a broad travesty on the
400, and the complications are
brought about through the efforts of
a couple of the newly rich to crash
into the inner social circles. The
company has as its two principal
comedians those b~urlesque favorites,
John Barry and George Douglas.
In the cast will also be found Harley
Mayne, Lou Barry. Marge La Vaun,
Walter La Foye. Mickey Feeley, Jim
McCauley and a o Of singers and
dancers in the beauty chorus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
S125 IN GOLD CHRISTMAS
GIFT FOR REV. NIEDERMEYER

At the close OF the regular prayer
meeting in the Presbyterian chapel
last night the congregation gave a
purse Of gold to the pastor. Rev.
Frederick u. Niedermeyer. as a
Christmas gift.
The presentation speech vas made
by former Judge Adrian Lyon, in
which he spoke of the gifts OF the
wise men 20 the infant Jesus. saying
that as their frankincense and myrrh
sleant prayer and love. so their came
with the gold from the congregation
he prayers and love OF the people.
After the purse was presented, the
people sang softly two stanbas OF
'Blest be the Tie That Binds Our
Hearts in Christian Love- Then the
pastor. too surprised and moved for
tuent speech, expressed his Joy over
abe beautiful relations existing be-
tween his people and himself and
bis gratitude for the gift. He was so
stirred that he did not think to open
the purse. and II was not until the
people had gone home that he
learned that II contained 1925.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
.Ruddigore1 the Sensation of the
Music Season.

When "Ruddigore" WAS presented
1t the Park theatre in, New York
Iast season, many of the wise
Broadway managers Thought little
about 1t, IL they thought at all. 1t
would probably run a few weeks,
Ind then not to crowded houses.
Here is a real comic opera. with
real music and real comedy, not a
combination of Joe Miller jest%book
and tin-pan-alley jazz. The broad
way managers did not give the pub
lie credit for approaching anything
Is good as "Ruddigore."
Then n of the unexpected
happened which proves the useless1
hess of managerial guessing. First
The critics hailed "Ruddigore" with
delight. They devoted much space
10 it. They showered 1t with praise
that was deserved in every OF
The word. Here was a good thing,
and the critics knew It. The public
woke up, 1t ran a second week. a
third, q fourth, and 1t kept on run
hing to capacity for the entire sea-
ION. Soon the tired business man
md the retired st~enographer heard
IF It, and it kept right on running,
not limping.
From this II will be seen that
even in these days of jazz and jokes
, good thing is appreciated. and
that is why "Ruddigore.' with its
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
TO ISSUE PERMIT FOR
BIG BARBER PLANT

A building permit will be issued
this week to the Barber Asphalt
Paving Co. for the construction of
large concrete and steel structure to
be erected for the Arm by Libering
& Gruerrgius. general contractors.
The cost OF the building is estimated
at about s136.000 and will be fully
equipped for modern factory pur-
poses.
Two real estate transfers were re-
corded in City Hall during the past
week, which are, as follows:
Cortiandt Realty Co. to George Nj.
mitas; lot 1913. block 27SD. Cortlandt
street, through s. +. Somogyi.
George Nimitas to Joseph and Lee
ma Herczeg: lot 1928. block 27SD.
Cortlandt street. through s. r. So
mogyi.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23

aggeration that Tesrle Is n of the
few figures In the modern photo
drama who knows the secret of
transmitting his mental state to the
minds and hearts of the spectator
with all its original power.
Conway Tearle comes to Wills
pering Devils with a long series of
successes There are few interna-
tional stage stars whom he has failed
to support as a leading man. Ellen
Terry. Billie Burke, Ethel Barry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
THEATRES
At the Crescent

without even the formality of a
erecting, the brutal political boss
grabbed the beautiful girl, thrust
bside her drunken father and i'm
printed passionate kisses on her
ace and neck. He tore the fimsy
Taist from the girls shoulders and
hen. This Is one of the sensa-
ional scenes In wings of Pride"
tarring Olive Tell. that is now be-
ng shown at the Crescent. To miss
eeing 1t is to overlook a picture of
unusual interest, acted and pro-
Iuced in the finest way possible.
Robert Louis Stevenson's immor-
ri story, Treasure Island" has
cached the screen. Maurice Tour
leu produced it for Paramount
Aircraft release and 1t will be snowy
or three days commencing today IN
he Crescent theatre. All the colJr
md spirit of high adventure that rs
n the Stevenson classic has b9en
etained.
The story, which is familiar to tall,
has been followed closely - the
lcreen version. Jim Hawkip,L, Bill
Bones. Long Silver. Ben Grjhn--all
The life in the picture. The picture
opens in "Benbow Tavern" where
1t Bill Bones death 'young jim
ZONES into possession o. the chart
lhowing the location (of Captain
Flint's treasure. Fropci there sails
bhe old brigantine IND which the
squire and his mutinqus crew leave
on the treasure hunt Battles with
the pirates. the kidnapping of Jim
the fight in the stockade, and the
inal success follow,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23

more, Viola Allen, Grace George,
Clara Kimball Young, are only some
of the personages that a be men
toned offhand. with whom Tearle
has appeared. Some Of the notable
photoplays that have won him fame
are: Common Law" Heart Of the
Hills" The World for Sale" and
"The Forbidden Woman"
This picture will be shown at the
Ditmas today. tomorrow and Satur-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23

as a boy-or whether It Is because
Of the natural fexibility OF his Tea
lures. the fact remains that there is
hardly a mood or an emotion In the
! whole range of human sentiment
that Conway Tearle cannot portray
TO perfection. II seems this superb
artist Is a Jekyll and Hyde multiplied
bv ten, II can be said without ex-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
AUCTION SALE.
Bankruptcy Sales

By order of
The United States District Court
Stock OF Dry Goods. Ladies' Wear,
shoes and General Merchandise
will be sold
MONDAY, DEC. 27th
IL A. N.
On the premises OF Morris Gold,
Bankrupt, Main St. Metuchen, N. j.
ALSO
On the same day at Elizabeth. N. j.
1t 2 p. NJ, 1871 Elizabeth Ave, and
At $3.50 p. NJ, 821 Elizabeth Ave-.
Elizabeth, n. j. a large stock of
gents wear. haberdashery. hats and
gents furnishings Of every descrip-
ton. At absolute sale without sale
reserve in accordance with the order
of the court.
S. VAN. POZNAK.
Auctioneer.
Jos. e. Strycker, Abe j. David.
Receiver for Receiver for
Aetuchen store. Elizabeth store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23

the curse of his long and successful
career as principal In several score
Of motion pictures and as many
stage plays. It is dificult to ind an
other character who has played a.
many different roles as effectively as
Tearle. Whether this is due to his
long experience on the stage and the
screen-he began his artistic career
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23
Attic Strand.


Lionel Barrymore. the distin-
guished American actor, has made
several notable contributions to the
screen, but. 1t Is said. he has given
his best performance in his latest
photodrama. 1.-THE Master Mind"
which is the first of a series of his
productions to be released by the
Associated First National and which
is booked to be shown at the
Strand theatre today. According
to the advance information 1.-THE
Master Mind is a p~hotoplay replete
with numerous situations classed as
ultra-gripping. In fact, it is claimed
the suspense and consequent keen
interest are so well maintained up
to the very end, that whole audi
ences are held speechless. Many
are the motion pictures of this day.
that afford plenty of moments in
which one can divert his attention
from it long enough to chat a little
with a companion oftentimes to the
annoyance of others. but not neces-
sarily causing any loss, so far as
missing part of q picture Is con-
cerned, Manager Counihan OF the
Strand theatre assures his patrons
that there will be positively no in
clination on the part of anyone
towards conversing while Lionel
Barrymore is being shown in THE
Master Mind" He says: II have
not seen many photoplays which
exacted so much unabating concen-
tration of all of a fellows mental
faculties as THE Master Mind"
You're not going to take your eyes
off of the screen for a single second
while 1t is being shown. 1t is so
gripping it holds you right to it, up
the last scene and even then you
feel like sitting still a while for a
little reflection"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23

Broadway cast and chorus. and with
its own orchestra is on tour. and is
now as it was then. the hit of the
season. "R~uddigore" cohes TO the
Majestic theatre on next Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-23

At The Ditmas
1.-The Man OF Many Moods" ~
title that Conway Tearle, abov any
other male star, has justly carr. I'd in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

New York. March 5.-Duns tomorrow
vii! say:
Some Of the week DEVELOPMENTS. .lle
sharp recovery Of sterling exchange uad
the return of the railroads to private
operations among them. have influenced
business tavOrably ana tho multiplying
evidences Of commodity price reartjrn
mark a more wholesome condition. Tint
prices in general are under a greater
measure of restraint. a commemorative
list Of wholesale quotations mas CLEARLY
demonstrated: and actual Welding has
appeared in some quarters where buoy
ancy mas been the outstanding featllrs
Such tendencies as these. if disappoiu--
ing TO some interests are only wna1
might have been expected 70 fellow the
great rise Of prices that orrurr-e, dur
ing the war era and a-terward and Tot
q few BUYERS quick To sense the change
IN some markets and believing that rae
price reimbursement will carry further
are combining their commitments within
The closest possible limits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
NOUNCEMENTS
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Fn.sres u me Days Dealing IN All
:ne leading Stocks

sr ro-A March Interest IN the
ss- SITUATION Unsecured all other events
L secar;ues market today although
'''- o. intending heavE gold i'm
.r0r a.n-iand and maybe Trance
r.. Jr..-nation
--o',s q The ALREADY large exports
seg E-or1 ne center 70 south Amer
sers announced but these were Of
bar: ~ me receipt OF goid from
-sas Will prospects OF a further in
DIT ne NATIONAL bOrder.
-eaaHgo on England, France and
eac!ng European markets again
r. S--oDg, maximum % $50
noted eor demand bills ON Lon
a U" close Of the stock market.
81 acvance of T. cents from yes
Fi-neEr accepted trade rate ana
IL ''"- he low record Of Feb
: exchange described today 3
F. - chiefly speculative and
- 9o- 80 much on prospective
~ Fc-e strong. Popular shares
~ -1atI' ana oil varieties dominated
1Ey it extreme gains of TWO 10
oaS -nrgth Of these issues was
ssspieH- w'-n further advances III
= Q s-lde and refined oils. an in
y 1'"inenu for Chandler Motors
1oTF u an eariv rise in prices
N7Glnnerts. silfppings and sun
A..s fecai'ies participated n the ad-
VH'ca us1 much of its FORE IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Chicago Cattle Market

A4HIC4&sD, IWATGF D.
HOGS. on Estimated tomorrow
Shhp; 70 TO 30c higher. closed weak Bulk
l46oe1 1910: TOD $50; heavy I4gsal500: me-
dunn i4S5M l5+e: light i510u15so: light
light T45ad15I33; heavy packing sows
smooth i325MiS7H: packing sows rough
1-45eul3ne; DIGS I250ul4.a
CATTLE-000. Estimated toruar-pw
1nM: firm. Beef steers. Medium anu
heavy weight choice and prime 1850
lS0o medium and good -I75dI45s: com
mon H5dr-J light weight good ana
choice l2oDnlis5 common ana medium
92511-0 Butcher cattle. Eeife-s Ell
LED. cows 78Gnl25n. Gamers ana cutters
4.5UHG: veal calves la25m67a: feeder
steers s580IT75 slocher steers 7D0a1Ka
SEEEP-06G Estimated tomorrow
ado; firm. Lambs 8; lbs. down f7sggd
900: culis and common t4O0nITp Ewes.
Medium. good and choice I1D0dI42S: cuI!s
and common 6DOhln7D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
New York Produce Market

New York. March u.
UHEA--spot steady. No. red DO
coRN-snof steady; 20. yellow 1.5
anu No mixed - c New York
l.,-uav shipment.
OA-S-Spot easy: No. ! white 1o4.
PORK-Firn. unchanged.
IARD-Easy; middle west DlJN2020-
BCTTER-Firn. RECEIPTS $50 tubs
c-earnerv higher than extras S4slb; ey-
ira 90 score 63su%4; first S. To 81 score
5s0h2s; packing STOCK current make No.
3sn3Sa.
EC4Cis-J- nsertled. receipts 2s.S5S cases;
fresh gathered extras firsts 54td.As; 20.
first a2n53: state "a. and nearby west
e.rr henner- white first 20 extras c4U5s:
do. brown extras 57n5g: do. gathered
brown and mixed colors i-gt TO ;:x.ra
.2n56.
-ATOES-stsady unchanged.
C-ABEAEES-Steady, unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw firm; centrifugal I.5a :
fire granuiated l40enlfD9.
Sugar futures were firm early IN Ev!n-
nalifv with the spot market. AT noon
bid prices were about Il points higher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
BIG MASS MEETING
INTEREST OF ZIONISTS

Bangor. Ne. March 5,-A mass nes.-
ing will he held mex MonGay evening
il Reth 1srae! synagogue IN this CITY
III the interests Of ne Zionist move
rnent. winch e expected o result IN a
la--ge number Of Jews migrating 10 Pal
sstine as soon as the allied powers de-
clare mat Country the homeland Of the
Jews. The meeting here IS one OF 4
series being held II the interests Of -ae
movement all over New England. Dele
cations will attend from Portland Bid
deforr. lewiston and other Maine citieE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Look through These Want Ad Then Advertise Your WantTe War
When You Pay

your money for journal Want Al, you're en-
titled TO more than few lines Of space in the
paper. You're entitled to all the help TINT you
want IN writing the ad-courteous suggestions
by Journal Want Ad aker, who wants your
ad TO bring profitable resulEs for you. You're
entitled to the best notice Of your want or Offer
that can be prepared regardless Of time And
that weIl-vritten Want Ad VII be correctly IN
dexed for you and printed n It's correct A-B-C
order position under the correct classification
heading.
Get all you're entitled TO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
REVIVE BIOLOGY
CLUB AT BOWDON

Bowdoin College. March a
(SpeciaI)-The Biology Club at Bow
dom College which was discontinued
during the war was revived last
evening at q meeting OF the students
taking that course. Officers were
elected for the club as follows: Pres
ident Allan W. Constantine 20,
Richmond: vice president. Sanger NJ
Cook 81, Newport; secretary and
treasurer. John G. Young u. Paris
Texas. About 20 students were
Initiation OF new members will be
held this coming Monday.
The ann of the club is 10 carry or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
SPORT NOTES

Tex Hopk ms. the boxing promot-
ar. Will stage one of his boxing
shows n City hal. March y, St.
PaIrick's day The card viii be an
nounced later TEX" has won an en-
liable reputation as promoter Of
matches in the Capital city. as he
has always given the fans Just wha:
he has advertised The mer he will
procure for this show VIII be some
If the best n the game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
DEXTER CHURCHES
TO REOPEN SUNDAY

Dexter March O. Special -Lo-
ca health conditions have improved
10 such an extent that tne ban on
public gatherings viii be removed
sunday. when church services viii
ne held The schools will open Mon
day morning.
Local health officials anG the ply
sICians believe that the epidemic Is
receding and the worst is past
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
WILL NOT DETAN
CHILDREN AT STATION

lewiston, Ne. March 5.-Announce-
rnent was made nv Chief Of Police
Fields to-day that hereafter no child
under Is years Of age would be detained
al the police station pending a hearing.
chief Fields stated that such children
would be hailed out and simply re-
uuired TO appear in court on the date
gel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

EGGs-Nearby hennery asaSo western
ez..l-ss 57t05S.
FLOCR-1prinE patents, -9s-lh -acks
special shorts IS75dI509 standard i15''n
LTD
HAT-No timothy 4S95c
HANDSPRING g5at3c
QATS-Fancv 20 his l0sMl0sy
PORk-Medlum backs 1851
POTATO ES-A-oustook Green a.uun-
tains 5snfI6Co per 100 lbs. IN track
SCGAR-GranuIaTed wholesale gro
GERS quotation. 1sn16z in bulk 1870 ID
IN Packages.
TEAT-fpTTv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

-u~.ne, research work n me BioioE.
cal Department taking I'D especially
phases which 'che students do not ger
in the class work. Lectures On differ
eut SUBJECTS viii De g!vsr the club
rom time 70 time throughout ne
var
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

Strength comes from well digested
and thoroughly assimil2teG food.
Huos's Sa,HRparills tones the digestive
organs. and thus builds Up the strength.
" YOU are getting run down. begin
taking Aosd Rt once. I. e.ves mere
menta, anC digestive s1rength.-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
SEARCHING FOR MISSING
SCBCHASER AND PLANE

Tampa, Fla. March "A navy sub
4laser anu Seaplane which The
chaser was towing have been nlHs-
ing since Sunday, according 70 ac-
vices from Naples. Florida. Sea-
planes are searching for them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

LNlEAgn. s1ATCN
Waa kness developed II the corn ma
ket TO-DAY owing more or less 10 the fac
mat. conIrry 70 predictions. the pi,--
zaru mad NOT proved serious Prices
closed weak : 20 e net JOSS with May
142 ana July laSa to l35s. Qars Ios- . 70
Z and provisions : 70 cen-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

Boston. March D.
EEEF-Choice whole cattle tS11I9-
BTTTER-Nurthern creamery extAs
6M65s western creamery extras 6ii1as1e5.
CFEEEE-Twins extras Aan@la.
CORN-No. yellow 175d1T..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

The later deaIinEH Exchange rhen was
strongest and call loans eased from The
2 per cent. opening rate 10 per cent
sate= amounted 70 $1,000 shares
Aside from the +irrnness OF foreign Is
sues the bond market WAS fearu-eiess,
7lsyt domestic rails and Indlsr-,a $
showing moderate irreguiarity with the
Libe-tv g-oup. Sales. paT value. 81
-50. Do Old [. :. bonds unchanged on
call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06
Children Crv
FOR FlE1cHEKs
GAS 0RIA
STATE OF MAINE
S3.0M, M0.
SIC
rGEWAy AND RRrDEH R0NnS

STATE OF MAINE
seen. M0.
SO
HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE BONDS
STATE HIGHWAY BONDS
Sc601.cp
STATE OF MAINE
5-yesr Serial Gold Bonds
Dated April list. ls1D-oqr-Due 1890 10
1874 Incl.
BY authority of law the TREASURER Of
the StRte Of Maine will issue and sell
S20e 80
&'-vear serial gpid bonds. dated April
:. t9O. and hearing intsrest at the rate
Of SCI per annum. payable half yenr,y
on April LIST, and Octobar Lat. principai
and inherent payable in guild At the Of
fice of the Treasurer Of St1ee. Augusta-
Maine.
Said bonds will be IN the denomination
of Huoa each. with t1rerest cuupum at
tached. and will mature SaB0eo each Of
the years 1870 TO 1854 inclusive.
STATE BRIDGE BONDS
&5o0. go.
STATE OF MAINE
10-year Serial Gold Bonus
Dated April LIST. 1S0-oro-Due 1871 10
1870 Incl.
By authority OF law the Treasurer of
the State Of Maine viii issue and sell
&A0D.
1e-year serial guid bonds. dated Aprt
LIST. LED, ana bearing interest If the RITE
or $50 per annum. payable haif yeAriy
on April LIST. and October list. principal
and interest payable in gold at the of
flee uf the Treasurer or State Anguish
Maine.
Said bonds VIII he in the denomination
Of $3.50 each. with interest coupons at
rached. and will mature 100oO each of
the years 1sN TO 1gD inclusive
These b0nd6 ARE npt BuhJecf To local
or state taxes nor ia income derived
the-efrum subject to the National In
come Tax.
No bids VIII - considered for the sep
arate issueA All bids must be for the
ruIl amount rs q whole.
All bids should be scaled and marked
Proposal for Bonds" and addressed to
Jos. ". Simpson, Treasurer Of State,
Augusta Maine.
1log VIII he opened At the ONCE Of
the Tr1a9urer of State at Augu1fa. On
lIie 18th day Of March. ED, at o'ciUok
in the afteyuDan.
The right to reject any and all bios Is
hereby reserved
jos. " SIMPSON.
Treasurer OF State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-06

New York, March
Liberty bonds closing: 3as s5.A; first
As 12e; second As $40: nrst ~ A.50'
SECOND AS $3.50: third AS 81 70; fourth
lis GIn Victory 3Ss $40; Victory rs