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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Nj ana M-s. George Mcintosh Of
Haiipwen were calling On friends
here. Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

a rehearsal OF St. Matthews church
choir viii ne heid this Friday after
noon a. AZ clock 1t the hume Of
Il. =. Fuller on Winthrop street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Mrs. :. c. Payne. ma-on Of the
Chilcreus' Home. mas returned from
her vacation passed N TE-ious
massachusetts ruUus and cities Ms
PAYNE is 10 remain AZ the nome IN
iii November.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Christopher . Bond is making
TRIP 70 New DIRK. Philadelphia Bal
rlmure and Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

DR. F. II Cole has purcnasen the
DR.. + E. Donnsll house on Brunswick
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Ai- and Mrs. Willard Lsflr -e-
turned Thursday from their wedding
trip IN me northern part of the
STATE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Mrs. " a Lathe and uncle. Archie
Dunahue. visited Mrs. LaIhe's daugh-
ter. Miss Rupv Lathe. Thursda-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Mr. ann Mrs Frank Rlalsden o.
Monmouth have moved 70 Spring
street this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Judge Ralph W Crockett and
family We're callers Thursday al the
nome Of M. and Ms George z.
Warner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Mrs Frank Carter. Mrs W Z
Henderson and c 4. Cole rersnTty
were auto guests n Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Married "Wednesday afternoon II
osciork by DR. T. j, winslHds AT
L-Irctrfield. Isesfer c. Maxwell and
MISS Helen K True
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

a larre consignment OF new goods
AS arrived al the White Front Shoe
r1-e and have been tagged with low
u-rcrs -AdV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Or C VI Alexander. David Kelley,
" y Totmau. john Burke returned
Thursday T-um ErunETick-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Central Railroad, al the Winthrop
street Crosslng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

The CniversaIis+ League viii meet
TINS FriGav evening a. the nome O.
Miss C.. Neri. Warren street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Herman E Hill Of Ellsworth was a
visitor IN this city. Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

a H Jordan was vislrur N An
-usIa- Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Herman Franklin of Portland was
the s-uest Of friends here Wednesday, *,
ana -hursua-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
HALL0WELL

Supt. ". T Packard Of Winthrop
was in town Thursday On business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

O. 4 Llusv of Waldobnro Is
VISITING ms son. Fred 4. Lilly Il his
home Oh academy street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

purchased the Dor- fa-m. Brunswick
road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

z. 3. Nawn was q passenger Thurs
day. Tor Biddsford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Airx. (. a Story, Central street
eff "Wednesday Tor Skownegan
where she is ru VIII. her brother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Dance. K of nall. Gardiner.
Friday evening. auspices knights Of
Py-thias. keliev's orchestra. oct15
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Dance K of P nall. Gardiner, Fri
a. a'-eulnE, auspices knights OF
'~-aias Keliey's orchestra. nct1a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

events on the year. and we TAFT that
you wonln wEur u know ab1ur II
The GrsHt Retieemer'' tells the GRID
ping sin-v af 4 convict vino was re-
tnramen through q painting On a rr1s-
on wall We won't tell ven what this
painting Was fur that is the beaurltul
Story Of the picture. We hope ynu
w9l nut Hiss II House Persrs Is the
star n this prndurtiun- A western
two rz-- picture "MDuuzhine anr
!all Birds" and The Int News closes
a splendid p-ugrau. TumnrDw finds
one OF the best seriais ever filmed.
The Moon Eifie.-s"-AfE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

Wonderful 5ill A. The jnfInxnn 0pera
r1ruse Tnrss. s3unart 6nasNnrcn
tine Star IN 'fSeirw the Surfacs."
Hobart BnsworLn IN Below the
Surface" a sea picture even more
thrilling than '.Benind the Dnnr." VIII
be our attraction far today and Sat
ur<iaT. Daring rescuRs beneath the
waves and a tenfter romance thai VIII
Harm yDur heart Grace Diamond
and Lloyd Eugt1es ara m tina cast
Thomas Il Inre produced the picture,
which Is Paramount A-rcrart
Come,
Everybody knows Hobart Bnswurrn.
: splendid comedy. ''Dipry Dentists
and News Weekly rounds out the
bill Three SHOWS SarurtiRy-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15

ria-vest sumner. Universa,is7 ciIurcn,
's.1r0a~. Oct 1s. 70 = &c cents.
sc~I5-Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
LOCAL NOTICE

Girls dance h &. nall. SAT
~ evening. Oct. rs oCtI8-16
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
OFFICE: NJ. Depm Square. Teiephane 37-W
oHr. tinurs To A. NJ to M.

Herbert GRAY Was a visitor IN All
gusIa- Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS

he Great aeueer1er" To-Day at The
Strand. Rouse PETERS is the Star.
lnt- News WITH 1i1e Worir EeTure
YOUR Eyes arc Western Picture
In Two Parts
AS a special feature attraction IN
our theatre we have hooked ri1s big
new production. THE Great Redeem
sr. " which we will show rDdav This
picture was made by Maurice. Tour
neur. whose name il doubtless "a
miliar IN YOU as the creator Of many
OF your favorits pictures n the past.
We believe rhax this suDer-p,-od11r-
lion is destined ~ be one of the film
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-15
$1,000 REWARD

Wednesday, nigs1t, Oct g. some
person for Joke threw . stone
/ will nay STOOD to any nne that will
give me information tt1at will lead
&c the conviction or the joker
c. M DAY
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
STUDENT BODY

\ student Body Association has boon formed in hc Douglas Heh
 hooI The association win start he publication Of monthly paper to chronicle the happenings Of Che .hool and other interesting events The first number win appear some time thc latter part of che present month
 Elizabeth FeuI has bccu elected editor of Che publication and Arthur Nelson business manager
 It Is thought chat che new paper uIu bc a very crol.tabie publication and tho Inception and publication of .t Is to Recommended
 No name has yet been chosen for Che coming publication Their aa. ranor was called Che Gw.ncau Brauo Associate editors have been rosen but thc.r names have not ye. heau approved by tbe student body so they win not be known until .Iatcr date.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
TO CALIFORNIA

A scatuo lady writing Go friend. i'm tha vicinity Is authority for Ono news hat ahc recently attended a farewell party In Tacoma sIyen at tbo homo Of Nr. and Mrs. D. J Ku- rIc in honor of Mr. and Mrs Monte Benaor. who were leaving that city,
 The wr.tor stated Chat Mr. Ben- on was leaving for California Co tako charec of Q mine it is thought hat Che mine is Che property rccont ly acquired by R. A. KinzIo. ot ono Hmc superintendent Of Che Trgad- we'll mines and now San Francisco consulting oueInccr
 It n H.d Chat a number of old rmc Na..er. hrvo recently gone to bs mue where thoy hayo secured employment under Mr Kinz.o
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
POLITICS

rhe republicans of Juneau are aotbnr v mot harmonious Some ume ago ncr. was % bIe rally Of ro- Yubunus thrrc JIG. Mcbride waa .Irr.f president Of tbc Republican club Shortly afterwards another b.c meeting was held. at which JR uc.man was endorsed as eand- Hate for Republican committeeman. Everything appeared to ho going 1iour nicely in Che ranks Of Che ro- Huhunna.
 Tha-. was mcctnr of Ono Rc- auhHam Club hold over tborc on rr~ny ceonnr Tho anu-ucrk- mama and nro.Wicks found. by couul- i'm. uoe that they had a majority rrurf ao thcy called for new I.aI kicked out oU Che o0icor oloct- nd at tre previous meeting. ropudi- .tod tbe report of thc by-.aws conn mHcc and appointed new com mutcc Tho now president lo suc- .oo1 j. c Mcbride is B. L. Hmtcr
 n e not unreasonable to expect nal Che dcnoscd officers of Che club win mmk un on tho other fellows .omc n.ehl tick thom an out and .'nrt an ovrr again. This may com tuuc indefinitely mtI thoy either wear out their officers or something happens
 This a ho harmony Chat was pre- dIctol m he republican ranks thia roar ua hc kind ot harmony that has split tho republican party of AL asko wide opcn and makes we demo oras glad chat we arc not os thc republicans
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
PARENT TEACHERS
 ON MONDAY NIGHT
Postponed Meeting to Be Held on
 Monday Evening Wl Be Interesting One

The regular D. IT. A. meoune which was scheduled to take placc week later chan usual bcc8usc the regular lime was too near Che hoI da,s has again been changed and win bc held Monday January l. Tbia change was duc to Che fact Cha. another meeting is to bc held n Dourlos at Che amc Imo However a very Gnc program .s asurcd. One vcry interesting feature win bc a Wuc play.cl entitled. "A Camp at Valley Forge" by tbo hrd and fourth grades Several other num- bors including songs by Miss Jack soua rr.e win bc given
 Tho main feature win bc am ad- dress by Mr. Henderson Everyone on One Island knows how interesting and educational his alks of Che past have boon and should make am ot- fort Go hear him again Asa special attraction Che patrons win bo served light refreshments
 A rc..u invitation Is extended lo an parents and others interested In Che rbool. Itl hoped Che assembly room win be mcd Everyone le mrc to como
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
PROF .GRIGGs
 RECEIVES HONORS
Decovcrer Of "vauey of Ten Thou sand Smokes" Is Made Life
 Member of Society

In r..urHon ol eminent services o- the Ir.rease and dIauaou Of se-
 uh, knowledge rro. Robor. G-ee. ot ohio sa,e University ..nmu. O.. who led i've czpcd.- .au u Nmu. Nama. Western N-
 via Seattle has boon awarded
 .r membership m One NaHona. s.a-anh.c Society. 10 H announced
 r.n,a board of managers W.rneron. u C.
 Professor Gr-r. .nont scvcra. days m euIo while ou h.s way to and from Mount Eatma. and made public m hs city nr .he arsl umc the
 .r. of h. interesting discoveries n m. Nor.h.
 Tn IIHor Io .he valuable data .at back from Mount Na-ma In. world. ar-... volcano. by Pro lessor sr-. distinct achievement ... tre discovery oI thc "Naucy Of rr Thousand Smokes" a ra,ch ot m. ..o.. in .Hc making which hw mn. orI. n unique s..ouu0e interest .r- I.a phenomenon ol such scenic r..u.r ual t has been set as.dc by Hmu proclamation as a ma m.I monument
 Tho .oucrHe o. tts honor upon nr.0.or cr.ee. who has rendered distinguished service In Che goo.
 . r.d wa. made possible by I. f.re ,l smith Lile Membership rrI created whom Miss Jmo M smith O. prsbwe ra bcQueathod
 fund ol s-O'0 th0 Income %. which, .r. stipulated should ho used IT. .I... urc members to Che Not.ona. .r..unHe so..o,r.
 addition to Professor Gr.sH er.r other mon have boon elected m. member. of the society," Thoy
 william n Holmes Rear Ad. r.-I Iosoun Strauss ?. s. N. E r Nsron Prank @ Carpenter WaH tr sure'e O F. Cook ono s.erhm IT. Na.tor
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
sANTA's PRESENT

Two mon at Kotchikan. Ed Ahola and N w. Holm. claim that they were visited by santa Claus Christ mas eve They woke up Christmas mas morning and found @ gallon of vhfskoy that had been left by the folly old saint Naturally they did not want to show that they did not appreciate Che rift. SO they took soy- srai drinks Finding it good they drank several more toasts 10 the jolly old fellow who had treated .hcm SO we'll
 They were arrested by tho chief ,f nol.co of tbc town for being drunk and dIsordcrly and repeated to him
 their version Of how they happened to be nc mp like Christmas trees. Tho chief sympathizcd with them' but told them they would have Co tcn their story to tho judge His honor. tho United States commits sioner listened to their story and not being impressed with the beauty of the yarn fined them SEQ each plus Che costs Of Che case. for a violation Of the bone dry act.
 Personally we believe that the
 judge erred in being SO severe on thc two mon who had stepped out from tho beaten path oq such an oc- caslon and who had such good ex- cusc. but it might be just possible that santa had not made such a pleasant visit to Che home Of his honor and he might have been just a lituc blt jealous
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09

causing Che Thauo min of Che Alaska Gaatncau Company Go shut down.
 Tho rain seemed to roach au apex Wednesday noon. at which t.mc il3 inches of rainfall had fallen in 2i lou Tho raiu was accompanied by a heavy southcas,erly wind
 Yesterday morning dawued clear md everything was au right again i'm Juneau and work was resumed on rc rebuilding of Che Castueau ave- rur reuc and street. which was completed today People moved Ha.. into ho.r homes and Gold crock. which had bcon a roaring torrent
 .f.I h.-k to almost normal
 ~aa adc n the most disastrous tr1t has cvor occurred iu Juneau aot only ou account or tbo property .... buf for Che loss of lfo. The .r.u.s of a lifetime was represented h. some ot Che houses swept away Perhaps tbe heaviest loser .n amount was L GoIdsteu whose property ,rd stock ucre damaged to between 'cu and twelve thousand dollars John faron and potcr Koskcy were .No other hoavv losers. ps they lost her homes and most everything n hom Some salvage was recovered
 rom tc Hdc but not enough to r..c ary pere.puoIc difference in Inc conditions ol .hosot tconccrned
 Tho funeral ol Laurie NaE. one ,I Ono r.um. vs hold Thursday .u.moon and ha, of Andrew Wa'in .n.. au.rocn Henry Ncaecr Is io b. buried by hr Moose from he.r ..H on suHiN afternoon
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09

natives. lt Is likely to come over thc question Of grazing grounds.
 Some or tho moro shifiloa Of Che muvc. enter thc employ Of Che whIos as hcrdcm and thus loao their Interest a reindeer owners This win develop a clam Of professional hcrlou but It wlll make tho natives dependent on Che whites. a state Of chairs which is not desired by thc government
 The meat of Che reindeer has a peculiar toslo which Is not rolIshed nc 0ut by thoso unfamiliar with Che mcat Tho moss which thc animals oat mprcrnatos the flesh and Che result Is a flavor resembling liver
 and anarhum moss. After one ac- .u.rca One taste. however, Che moat H doIic.oua being tender iat and IuIcy
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
TO VISIT SCOTLAND

simon Cameron for many years d resident of Trcadvou and at ouo umc a property owner ol noue'a. lca on hc Princes Mary yesterday for his old homo I1 Scotland Mr. Cameron. mp unu thc oayo-n at Tradwcu had been mine carpenter hrrc for many ycau and Us rocor uizcd as ono ol Che best timber umcu hat cycr came North
 Uc came Go noueIm Island m ISs- 10 work on thc framing Of um- her for ttc old ei0 mUl and after returning to Che satcs came haet again and worked a, Trofvcn mW i9i- Sine. be icu TrcalvoI Mr. Cameron has boon working for One Nasa Juneau Company and at other na.m in Alaska
 While on h.s way to Scotland ho win v.t In Now York; where h.a nephew Johnnie BssetL a In Che
 army hospital recovering from aoanI. received u the war; Johnnie at ouc .me worked at Trcadwc.I and mtcr at the h'a.ha Juneau
 MT Cameron has boon aunw.nr from rheumatism for some ..mo and vim use hc trip fo s.c if ha ho'ih v.I moo. h. hcnfued He expects 'o -o,um to Alaska m tbo not so d.a- uuI future
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
GUY L SMITH BACK

Guy L. ssmIth. tho druggist ro- turned horc on tho Jefferson yestor- Ioy Mr. smith was called to Eyor- or shortly before Christmas by tho er.ous illness of hIs mother H.a mother has now somewhat improved md ls n an Everett hospital
 Mr. Smith says that Seattle was worry lively on New Yoar's eye and reminded a visitor of Che days be- tore Che dry laws went into onoct Uc also said that tho Seattle ship yards Ore laying off many men and losing down. Seattle Is busy and ve'y however.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
PIONEER DIES

Tony uwtun. a pioneer hns.nes man al s.a-nar died at that place or rueIay Jan fth Mir nor.ero known ta many people O, th.s .a.r
 Ue ..me to ssarNay In 1897 and
 boon in business thcre eyor r... ar..u- n Irc of ru'H to- la..m and fancy groceries He ia survived by wife aud aou and I.uen.er
 On. rr Vincent nor,oro. died I.H winter a, camr Dodge of tho I'm while tn.-c ufh thc Alaska cone unecnt ol he army Hs father never r..osr.. from thc shock O. r.s sorH laa.h He has boon sIcb ..r quito n long time.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
NO MORE CONTRACT

Tho lower tunnel at Che Jua'm mluc is now to be driven by day labor Instead of by contract Tho contractors from that mine arrived i'm Juneau on Che Estobcth yesterday morning and tho foreman oamo to town to hirc crow of men Go work for tho company and drive thc tunnel by day labor.
 There has been mo disagreement between Che company and Che cone tractors but It was decided that from now on Che work could be done by Che company.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
DIES IN SEATTLE

Harry Eostbcre a former we'll known resident Of Douglas died a. Providence hospital Seattle. on De ccmber l1th, Of tuberculosis of tho stomach.
 Hc lived hero for several ycar and was married and had a wife and two chudrou. He was employed by hc TroadncI Company while hore and was very wol and ayorably known. Ho has been making h.a home at Rolling Bay Wash. a.nco leaving horc couple of years ago.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
OIsONs LEAVE

Mr. and Mr oliver M Olson lon on One Princess Mary yesterday morning. accompanied by tho.r two children. They win visit n thc vicinity of Seattle for tho next sey- ca montha Mr Osona father and hcr two s.a.cu 1.-Two i'm Seattle and Nr Olson hos several mnclcs ucar tacrc ono of whom. Martin Onou. Hives at Mount Vernon. and ho others. Henry and Carl arc near Tuc0m1
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
NATIVE BOUND 0VER

George Howard. charged by tho n.h.. ol young nat.vc girl of thIs ra.r wfr a statutory crime. was homI otcr hy Commissioner John Henson Monday to await Che action ol .he next grand jury
 Howard was taken to Juneau and s now m Che federal ial where Inc vu be kept until bis case is d.s- posed ot
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
SCHOOL DAY IS
 MADE LONGER
Supervised Study maugurated in High School for Betterment
 of Institution

Starting with next Monday. which |is Che beginning of the second sem- cstcr some changes in operation at the Douglas High school win be |maumtod.
 In place Of Che present system in | thc high school of having seven f5- minute periods there win be six one- | hour periods. This is to provide for ! @ plan called "supcrv'sed or "di- |rcctcd." study. Part Of thc period |w'd be spent In class work just as iundcr Che old system; Che rest Of the hour win be spent studying in prep- arauon for Che next days work. This enables Che students to do at lcast part or their study in every subject under thc direction of Che teacher Of that subject lt is conn monly Che ease that a pupil win "srlke a mag" at tho beginning of a new lesson ln tho supervised study plan Che teacher win Doc there to help him over tho difficulty un- der Che old plan Che student could do nothing until he could get help usually thc next recitation and a whole day would Doc lost It is often- times Che case that % n istako or mis- understanding win cause tho stu- dent to prepare his whole lesson wrong Timely assistance would prevent this.
 One Of Che greatest falings Of Che rublIc schools has been that a lesson was assigned and thcn the student was turned loose and had to rely on his own devices in his studying. Just as there is a right and wrong way to do things. ,hcro .s a right and wrong way to study The knowledge of Che better ways to study win be Of assistance to "a person all through his Ufc. as wcll as a help in his
 school days. lt is one Of the aims of tho supervised study plan 10 teach .hc best methods In studying
 Tho supervised study plan has been advocated by an Of Che leading educators of Che country and in adopting it we arc following Che dead Of some Of Che best schools
 The inauguration of tho supervised
 study plan win require a change in The length of Ono school day and in Inc time Of tho beginning of Che af- toruoon session. School for an .radcs win start at 9 o'clock In Che morning (which is tho uoual tmel and ! o'clock in thc afternoon. which win shorten tho noon recess l5 miu- utcs The high achool win be dis missed at l and an other grades at thc usual time
 This lcucthening of Che school day and shortening of Che noon recess win bc more than compensated for n added value of the schools to children. who arc. after oll Che pri- mary consideration The disadvau- taec of Che shorter noon win be largely overcome. it is hoped. by .ory'ur lunches at cost to any pupils  who live so far away that it is in- convenient for them Co go home for
 lunch.
Douglas Island news., 1920-01-09
HANG ON TO YOUR
 LIBERTY BONDS
Better to Buy More at Present Market Values Than to Sell What
 You Have

San FmD.co. Jan "Dany quotations on Liberty Bonds which. at present. show them below par have nothing to do with thcmatur.ty value of Che bonds and arc Of no inc .-ost to tho ordinary bond holder |" Governor John U CalkIns Of the San ruucaro Federal Reserve Bank de- Iarcd hero today "Tho United satc. government win redeem cv- Iborv Bond at is maturity late at ucs value plus accrued inc e-nt"
 The reason for thc decline in thc -r. of Che government securities
 uat ro.uIuors. anxious to win ..h.r returns on r.sa'cr invest rms hayc tbrowu their Liberty gouI. ou thc market while sub- rbcu who I'm aomo cascs have ouul difficulty m completing pay ru... myc Iot ro of largo blocks Of Tn. bonds Tho daily quotations on hcrv Bonds reflect tho action Of hoc forces which dx market values Market valuce however have noth- m. t1 do with roal values
 "hc San Francisco Chronicle n hc leading article on ia financial .aec recently said:
 "t Is wal known that large mounts of LIbcrys were offered or oa,uas for margin accounts by naruiuor Mauy Of these accounts .o-o forced to iquidatc their col- atcraa in Che recent break m the Rock markc.
 "Tho exchange Of Liberty Bonds a- wildcat tocks has taken place lu so eroat soolc aa to cause thou- .uds Of complaints to thc authori- Hre n is safe to my that Che per- ous receiving these bonds have sold hom.
 "Tho Christmas custom of ex- harrine c.fa may to some extent bc called contributing factor. Noyor wore prices SO high and never ras thc desire to purchase expensive
 re more prevalent People reason .uh themselves that thoro Is now mo  patriotic necessity for keening their rbory Boude SO they sch their bonds to buy silks and jewels"
 Liouilauou or Liberty Bonds by holders of small amounts for thc
 purchase Of uurios has virtually thrown these bonds into our eur. -cnay system. owing to their ncgo. liability This has expanded oui
 rrcncy. chcapon'ng Che dollar and contributing effectively to rais, prices generally.
 The man who sells his Liberty Bond now loses money. lt is good business to buy moro at Che present
 market values rather chan to sell what you have.