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New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Cotton Statistics


Cotton Statistics
Yesterday Last Wk. Las! n n
Exports Es1s ss's'Dt. sS:sss sssss iisss iisss
Exports season 4. .45s.sl7 4.asI.sls s.es,;;s;, s.es;s,
Port F. T. stoess s5osss sisss .sssss ss
Inter receipts. 14.72s s,495 ri.
N. Z. arrivals. 2,ss7 2.7ss W.
Liverpool Cables-spot cotton qusa. I'd
40 points decline on the basis Of .si .s;cso
Ss.0oe Imports 10000; American ,sw,r. s,ss
Futures opened easy. Is TO 20 ~ 70
Closed unsettled at net decline OF iuy
24.5sd. October $3.50. December sis'S
Manchester: Yarns quiet; cloths hruh
Cereals
Wheat-Prices in the market yeste''ssa,
were steady. Minneapolis showinSIy why %
ehhangs shs ass.,a for the day although Ssrber
sas City was unchanged to cents ass sn1
Exporters were again in the mar san ~
were said to have taken about ivy
cation at the present time is that *A 'ss
cash wheat is apparen,!s tight ... ana M Il.
9Hering. mills are making strenaoss ~
we're cuts have been made despite "a ~
fact that wheat has been ADVANCING - - -
supposition is that mills in many y.ssht
LAY large Quantities OK Wneae .rsss
and while they have scld -four IN ,y ,shsy
cases as much as sixty days ahead, .siy-
are having great difficulty in gettins o,s
ping directions from buyers. ana as asatass var
wheat Is coming in and their elessssssF
are fuli they must find an outlet ios sthsss ts
nour. Reports on the Few winter rMsssa
crop continue rather unfAvorable. aa,ss ad,ssn
some slight Improvement was note, nos u,sa.
Nebraska. The Modern Miller" ssia IN 81,
the condition OF the winter wheat ~ nav :,
Sou.nwsst Is low, owing to isc1 9. ssck
OF moisture. a. well az damage ~
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Standard Oils
Other Oils

700 +Alliance O&R.
10000 *Allied Oil
1000 *Amalg Roy d.
5000 TAnna B wy @
1900 +Ark Natl Gas.
500 Associated Oil
600 ABell Pet
600 *Boone Oil :. .
2200 %Bost-Mex Oil .
1000 *fBost-Wyo Oil
zoo *Brazos Oil C.
200 *Bucyrus Co
1900 *Carib Synd
200 *Circle Oil -.
SEQ Cont Ref ....
2200 *Cosden & Co.
200 ~Cushing Pet. j..
10000 %Dominion Oil.
700 *Duquesne Oil. .
1900 +EIk Basin Pet
1900 Engineers Pet.
5000 *Esmer Oil g. G
500 Federal Oil >.
1000 *Gilliland Oil. d..
500 +do pf =.
5000 +Glenrock Oil. .
1900 "GuTey-Gil O..
400 @Gum Cove Oil
500 Home P of Den
900 *Houston Oil. i.
1900 *Hudson Oil ;.
300 *Indiahoma o.
100 *Interna Pet ..
1900 *Invincible Oil.
5000 *Isld Oil & Tr
1000 Livingston Oil.
500 *Lone Star G. j..
1900 Magma Oil. .
1900 *Manhat Oil.
800 "Merritt Oil C.
500 Met Pet. . .
1900 Mexico Oil. .
2465 midwest Ref. .
$50 tMidwest-T Oil
200 N Am o G. R.
1000 *Ohio Ranger. .
500 o o & G (nw)
500 *P P (x) 1909
1900 "Prod & Ref .
100 sRanger Gulf. .
400 *Red Rock Oil.
zoo Rick Tex Co.
10000 *Ryan Pet. .
200 +Salt Crk Prod
700 Seq o & R.
2900 *Skelly Oil. i.
5000 +Simms Pet. i.
500 So SITS Con Cp
2200 Spencer Pet c.
1900 stanton Oil. .
900 Steiner Oil.
2100 Superior Oil. -.
1900 *Swift Inter i,
100 *Tex Chief Oil
5000 #'Texas Co W i.
700 Tex-Ken Oil.
400 T & P G & o.
1000 Tex-R P & R.
10000 *Texon O & L.
$4,000 Tropical Oil. i.
5000 *Un Tex Pet. i.
500 Victoria Oil. i.
100 *Vulcan Oil.
1900 Wayland o g. G
5000 white OH,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06
Into-Sight Statement

Southern Spot Markets Fort Womaa ia
steady. unchanged at 4l-75c, SAFES s,,Ssr Ss
at 42c: sales s22 bales. New Orsssi,:: 81:
nominal. unchanged at 4o.50c: sales ". ..
bales. Mobile nominal. unchangeo ..s
Ssc; sales NIL. Savannah steady uhenanss amsuss
at 3950c; sales 572 bales. ArE ia "a
steady, unchanged at 4oc; sales tss. e..
bales. Memphis steady. unchanged o. s,r. m.
sales 1850 bales. st. Louis STEADY, ..,On sr
quiet. unchanged at 40 25o: sales ~
bales. Little Rock steady, unchangee Il Il
39c. sales 4o2 bales. Dallas steaa{. IT,.
points higher at 2.25c; sales SOL % psas e..
Montgomery firm. unchanged at ss'S~'
sales 18 bales.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Sales.
700 Alaska-Br c M
100 'America Min.
10000 "Am Tin & T.
5000 "fAtlanta
5000 'fBelcher D(ap)
800 *fBelcher E (ap)
100 Big Ledge 49,.
$500 *fBooth ......
$500 fBost g. Mont.
5000 *fCaledonia
200 Canada Copper
1000 'Candelaria Sill
100 'Carson Hill G
1000 "+Cashboy
100 Sons Vir Silv
800 Cresson Cons G
1900 'De Beer Con M
225OO Divide Ext (ap9
1000 Ell Salvador Sill
2800 Eureka CIR M.
14500 "tEureka Holly
z10O sForty-nine M.
300 sGadsden Cop.
1880 s+Gold Zone D
200 @Golden Gate.
$500 "fGoldfield Cons
1900 @fGoldfield Dev
$500 .fGoldield Mer
$500 stGreat Bend.
$500 Hecla Mining.
500 sHond Am Syn
1900 *fJim Butler.
1900 tJumbo Exten
$500 'fKnox Divide.
$500 Louisiana Cons
1900 @fMacNam Mg
2400 Magma Chief
2500 'TMarsh Mng.
loo0*Motherl Cop.
100 SNat Tin Corn.
$500 sNevada Ophir
1000 Nipissing Nj Co
500 Ophir Sill M Co
1900 Prince Con -.
400 Rand n ktd. . .
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

unlisted. tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-06

Stock
holders Of
n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Big Bill Desmond in
The Prince and Betty

In the THE Prince and Betty.
coming tomorrow and Tuesday to
the Victor theater. Big Bill Desmond
has a role that might have been
especially fer him. An adoption Of
Pelham GrenviEle Warehouses; well
known novel OF the same name. The
Prince and Betty il on of those
high romatic tales OF adventure
wherein an American impersonating
a Prince falls in love with an AmAr-
lean girl.
What com plicates matters is that
the hero isn't really a Prince at all.
for his little kingdom is the idea OF
an American business promoter, who
wants 10 make a rival MonteCaelo
out Of Nerve.
The role of the Prince gives VIII
liam Desmond an opportunity to
plant some well-aimed blows with hA
fists on a let of revolutionists, and II
there's one thing Bill does better
than another. unless it's making love
To some fair screen heroine, is fignt-
ing
Mary Thurman. erstwhile Sennett
bathing beauty, is the leading lady
of the picture She wears lot 81
wonderful clothes and is beautiful to
look at always.
Sylvia Brenamer and Robert Cor
don appear at the Victor theaser
Wednesday and Thursday in their
Rlackton production for distribution
by Pathe It is Dawn" at photo
drama tixation of the novel OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Eyes Of the World
at Isis All Week

To the thousands Of book readers
w no know the tense dramatic interest
and deep emotional thrill of Harold
Bell wrights famous story of love
and adventure. THE Eyes OF the
" Grid" II will be welcome news that
y nlafni.csnt motion picture produce
ton of the romance in nine reels will
be seen at the Isis theater all this
W.ek.
The fight or the cliff i'm THE Eyes
OF the worId' between King and Rut-
iidge. which is the major climax of
the story. lis said to be one OF the
most thrilling things ever shown in
theatev A musical score has been
prepared for The Eyes or the WORLD
Which is eued tosthe second with every
tnuod of the unfolding tale. and is said
to he a symphonic drama in itself.
The Eyes of the World" was filmed
with the active personal assistance OF
the author who not only amplified the
story for the screen and prepared the
working scenario. but also took part In
the day by day work of interpreting
is4s Characters for the production. A
rastion picture view OF Harold Bell
Wright at his literary Workshop on his
great ranch at Oracle. Arizona, are
sncwn preceding the filmed story.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
De Mile Company
Comes to The Odeon

Odeon feature for the new week
include diversity of features which
will appeal TO every devotee Of the
best in the movies Monday and
Tuesday Cecil De Miles special Para
feature, "Doh't' Change
Your Husbands with a select De
Mile cast is the attraction. This will
be followed Tuesday by Clara KimbalI
Young m The Price She Paid, " one Of
the biggest pictures This great screen
star has ever produced.
HEAVY, heavy hangs over thy
head" and the forfeit was that she
had to marry the first man who came
in the front door. This is how VIII
Rogers gets a wife in almost A Hus-
band" new Goldwyn Picture which
comes q tha 0deon Wednesday, You
win enjoy seeing the cowboy wit in
his second Goldwyn story. which is
based on 3 famous book by Orie
Read. Everything in the picture is
just for you. IL you want a thrill, or
laugh, see VIII Rogers in this quaint
story OF the Mississippi river town
that was awakened when he came
from Vermont as school master and
won the bankers daughter while a
villain tried to cause n run On the
bank, get the girl and ruin her dad
Local feminine patrons of motion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
Lionel Barrymore in
]: ''"The Copperheadp

Lionel Barrymore ia n striking
*reen versinn OF The Copperhead. =
The play In which he scored his
grea ssh sssIreN.s on the stage. will be
the attraction at the Bi3eu theater
this Maek. Tbs pietage is said TO have
haen made on an unusually large scale
and to follow closely Augustus
Thomas original story
TIT Tnsfafe Is MiiieIIIe. Illinois and
TIE action takes place during three
iset iS-+siisf " tho Mexican war.
jNsfSDGtore thH ciEil war. In 1862. and
tn $500 MI. Barrymore appears as
tbs f,~-vs. Mill ShMnks. who in his ac-
tsanspaishGan uf y NEST dangerous
IslaGxalaa- Is .abiired TO- iscse as a. traitor
- his country. IL tslsxywnea by his own
Eik6ssa1sA III rF'sf1Ty afssf IT vin'sfsatesf
CITY upon his death bed The story is
SlEe ar intense dramatic appeai 4
vhela rillagn was constructed ny the
Hmous players-I.assay Corporation
~ The background for the fiirn, aud
m efforts were spared ia make The
Garperhead.' really big photoplay
William r. Carleton. Doris Rankin,
aAd Richard CARLYLE are included In
To- large cast. The picture. which is
fp~l ,s1wTtitsfF-ssSt Nsfn.afs, wns directed
- Charles Maigne.
@~An especial sn4sic treat BY Fred
Shrkcs Eijou concert orchestra will
n provided both as accom- paninent
u the picture and as an overture
selection
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
At the Bijou An Week.

like a tramp. That's Wallace Reid $
experience in the character of the
breezy hero of Double Speed his
latest Paramount Aircraft picture.
which viii be on view at the Colonial
theater for three days commencing
Thursday next. 1t all comes about
when Wallace is on an auto trip across
the continent and Is robbed of all he
owns in the middle OF the western
desert The s.all" includes letter OF
Introduction to the president of big
Los Angeles bank. So when the flm
ctar. dressed in dirty, ill-ftting bor-
towsd clothes, is brought to that city
by a friendly Ford and goes to the
frank. the teller greets him by having
dim elected into the street. That ~
the start OF series of amusing ad-
ventures and "a delightful romance
Wanda Hawiey Theodore Roberts and
Iully Marshall are included in the cast
of this entertaining screen comedy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

same name by Eleanor H. Porter, au-
thor of ''Pollyanna, =; The Road to
Understanding" "Oh, Money Money"
The Tangled Threads" and many
others @
optimistic story. wherein boy who
loses his sight Is taught to see wi&F
his fingers and with his soul, and 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22
u omen War Workers
In sThe Cup Of Fury

In Efldwsn's 'srhe ritp Of Ieury,s an
HA1inent Authors Production taken
fHm Rupert HUGHES, novel 81 the same
MSme-.And which win be reaA At the
{ or1s< tiaeasnrL beRSnNiHg tomorrow
sd spctirnfns through Wednesday
81 chadwick Is typical OF the
Nner2can woman who tprned her
"a .uelyEsand energy 10 thu struggle In
" icE-her husband, brother Or father
MNs sfa4ssrsY engaTed.cr the neld.
1eh& important part which the girls
- onen..of thts ceuntry played in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

the winning or the war furnishes one
al the mcst astounding chapters OF
modern history. Some Of them car
fied their work into the trenches and
etners formed part in khaki. but nine :
ts-nine out OF hundred were In the
fight In some form or other. and their
Courage and loyalty OF sex" and estab-
Nshed a record that will compel the
admiration OF the generations to come.
Marnise Helene chadwiek) Is onA of
these true Americans. Taken abroad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

live life with ths} same keen zest ana
eagerness as others.
Every Friday and Saturday for
fourteen weeks more Jack Dempsey,
the worlds heavyweight champion,
In Daredevil Jack the new
million dollar Pathe serial. the Sec
ond episode of which is shown this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

- her career. she retains that fearless
spirit and home pride which is tho
heritage of those born under the stars
and stripes, and returns to this ccun-
try shortly after its entry into the war.
What would be your feelings IL you
were one of the richest young men in
America and were thrown out OF a
ha nix because you looked suspiciously
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

week. The initial offering proved a
revelation to picture devetees. eaca
part OF the FEATURE carrying a
smashing climax and delicious story
of romance and adventure.
Monday. Tuesday and wednesday,
Harold Lloyd in Captain kidd's
Kids. is the comedy, while a Fox
Sunshine comedy Is the added attrae-
ton the last OF the week,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

pictures will have an opportunity, at
the Odeon theater, starting Friday, 10
acouaint themselves with the most re-
cent wartime styles in women's APP
,parel by studying the multitude OF
finery worn by tie star and principal
actresses in ''Virtuous Wives" the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-22

Continued on Page Eight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

abroad thRt connects Is with the
market If me count-r-
Agriculture the chief nkrufRc-
turing induS--v NJ Maine. fur ag-lcui
lure Is manufacturing lndusTi~v,
would ne benefited beyond easv .'arn
putat.cn by the home market hat IN
increase Of manufacturing industries
would create. Maine II the present
tine has IN her r'c,faI communities
anuur 70 pHr eenr Of 1er rnanufacI.r-
INT. The United States has about =
per cant In Maine manufacturing IN
-arai communities has Increased
Inure rzpidly ttiRu il mas IN Ihe cities
while N the Tnited States Il has IN
.c-eased less rapidly Maine's aK--
cultural interests produced last year
-nure tan size sisa. gIss worth of farm
crops and dairv products. ana cflssa
netS transportation and q bone
market The investment in aE-ieul-
tire represents nearly snt.-sIaH If clle
total raiuarion If Maine Il Is Lr-Ily
the backbone If our state
Of scarcely less importance -o
agriculture Is the question II farm
labor. Long hours. inadequate re
ruraK and less agreeable surround
inEs ara responsible fur a dangerous
drift away rom our farms
IN concluding Col. Parkhursf br3s1-
~ reercd 70 educational and taxa
ZION matters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Among the ninafsss Of View Eng
Iand people whp hax1 put Wetuunz
n tttp tsst. npns are mnre enthusiasts
nc than Mrs. Z Madison al 1-e Var
ren ST. Brighton. Mass, VINO says:
y mad rheumatism N my shoulders.
arms anu limbs 50 that | mad % give
IN BUSINESS srfirnlv. I couldn't get
my hand 70 my head 20 cnInh my
hair and nv knees we're SO had ]
was unafsIe 20 go I'D or down stairs
had tried about everything reculn-
rnenf5ed for rheumatism. but uethlnE
seemed to reach my case. Hearing
about wesdena decided 70 GRE it 4
trial why. / could see change
from the first pseiaEe- In short
time the pain and stiffness left me.
nv stomach improved and I feel like
new person. II is simply wonder
r,1i what Welaona has done Tor me
/ am only LOO glad TO teil others
about this preparation"
Weisiuna il the wonder WORKER
for rheumatism. There's glad sur
urise In II for r.1numzrics- Ynu nzre
10 drive rheumatism frurnsaha. l1lopd.
and onf trial of weidona proves it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

TacUnnet Cub House. as the result
whicn the paper makers were the
WINNERS Augustus Howe Of PoT--
.and. was a guest Of honor. An ex-
ceile.1I supper was served by the
beard af directors. Harry e. Grin
dali. me cIuD president ac-ed As
toaST-naEger.
The reMRtnues Ut the evening Was
PASSED With games The chairman
O ftte supper eammit.ee was James
CufhheFfson. assisted nv Harry y.
EftnaaIl ana Robert = Ssimund The
entertainment committee comprised
Frank NorreTl. thurman. Samuel g.
Herd and William 3 Sutherland
Tlle third annirsrsaIv supper VI
the Thistle Club will ce held al $50
?. N. Thursday IT the Tacounes
club house. II viii De followed by Al
entertainment ana dance The dane.
is fer 'ne.nbers aniy. The business
meeting of the Thistle Club Is past
pened fur tive weeks.
Mrs Lydia Newell of AuEuaa Is a
guest Of her son e s. Newell.
carry Cochran If Monmouth. was
business caller n town sn Anndsy
The weekly meeting 81 the ladies
Of the Thistle club il pas1p snea 10
Thursday afterncgn. Aprzl /
Ar-. LsiAnd S@.gars ana little sen
Joseph and Miss Mar-sarrt Pashars1.
nf South Dresden. are -7les1E for a
few days Of MraL Seisars' parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tnxasr II Herd
street.
mead its meeting Monday afternoon At
the hume Of the Regent. Mrs Lou
Rr-ttun- A good number attended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
NAMES FUTURE
And Names Opporru-
nifty the Subject Of
Colonel Parkhurst' $
Address Before the
Portland Club

Col. 2 Il Parknursr addressed ths
Portland club Monday evening IN the
subject IF Maine and MaiuH's Future
In opening he said:
The future growth AMI progress #
Maine will he controlled by it's area
and resources: rs location. the gem
MS of It's citizenship and the degre.a
Il which they believe II and IRE
lovaI 20 T.
Maine mas the area IN which %
grow and develop. II Is n FACT as
ing is all the rest NJ New England
put together
Maine lnssesses natural resources
equailed III few NJ he- SISTER states.
and llar location Is favorable for their
increasing development.
Malnes' citizens WHETHER cJnside,ed
individually 81 n -hp aggregate ara
t1e peers ii any people n me world.
and during he past = Years Maine
men and women have lRd d large
and frequently a controlling influence
over the Development ri J1ner states.
Do We ilelieve II Maine Are We
fully lUrRI 20 eE present and 4Ie--
future" What would Tuu SLY u
morrow 20 4 v0CtlE man I ne asked
you your ADVICE arout STAYING n
Maine ana growing M N our StaTe
or going whs1
Il even man ana woman N Maine
believed n Maine -Lture as r.
lieve n L. Maine : place arnun- 1e7
SISTER states wuuIa oa assured. n
there : any single hing above al
DINER Lhlngs nat counts aEaiNs1
Maine Er1w1h and devHloprneni I u
he lack II ''anfloe-ct aE icy c1ll-
dren IN ha' future i W 79hiu r.
establish ne spirit u Optimism Thai
inspired ne lnhaoitahlS ~ MAINE 1nF
hundred Years ago ne bat--e Wunid
oe nall won.
Maine .naret7a- pi.sT IS diT-de1
INTO Two Ae.7n1s-
IF hess me 1lrsE IS Pes7no a
growth anu deVelppnent rms pe2
lid embraced ne 1tTy Years rom
] p Ia $50
he 1ther ne SECOND pta2nn- --le
ssva11t.- Years rom 1S4e 70 1Alt. ernn-
s1-tutes par1ad that Il = nf pieas-
AMI Tor ls . cau1e-nplatt-
a mira period maj NAV p matte
glorious w our efforts anu our -a4ta.
In The -1rs7 ne.-oa, III ne 1ftF
1eAr-s setwe4tEl -19e ami $40 Maine ;
population wnltn n =" IVES : IL
par cti-1i II he population NJ ne nj
7ed states 1Rd grown u : Pt'' cttnt
sv 1e4h. Maine increase n pnpula-
lnn was greater -1Ial mat JI any
61nef u tAs New EaEian1 STATES IN
tne if Years mentioned Maine :
population Increased 4i'7 AFps -aassa
,'aus4.tts 1iI %;.S.2a"- II me decade
nHtws,s.n 7s2b ana 1S$p, immediately
following Maine adrnssaoh % ne
z nlun- sfe increased ne, ''eilif-sez,a Ia
tltn N CtIngr's'ss nm seven 70 t'iehi
mem p<'1s WINE n ne Same ae'aue LIie
-f'''resent aItan n o1s,tess n Aassa-
chuseT-s was actualIF ltt',e4i2st-n rom
thirteen 70 T~A!Ne he1nneis- IN maj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Ars- BrItfan and Mrs Carrie s
Howard gave repur7s Of the state
Council held last vsek q. Augusta
Ora and Bertha KlttrsaEe. of East
Winsaew. who were called 10 DAN
vile. ". by the illness Of their
fnther A J. Kittr7dxe. have returned
accompanied by Mr. Kittrld9e-
Mr.. and Mrs- John A Johnnon
daughter Ifene and ssms Merton and
Curtis of Beacon street will leave in
a rev days for Portland. Oregon.
Where Mr.. Johnson viii be sMpsrr-
Sd rs assistant superintendent IN a
pAcm min.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

We wish % thank osar u7eans ~Ho
r,.,.hburs. Seth Williams Posi- q A
y AR shsir nAar acts at Kindness
a,,zs.x ths Hines and dssfh Of our ne
lprea ausssnn and fnfhsr. aiss I'M 1hf
s,e~ufifui amAi tributes
MRS. GBBnGR HEAN.
rn Mrs WALLACE BEAN.
Nh. GEORGE BEAN H.
VA. AND MRS HAhAt HEAA'
M AyD MRS. FRED De1LK,
JERRY BEAN,
NJ .AyD MRS. " ". JACKSON.
NJ n1HY rAeKsOE AND FAAaLh'
NH. Fzxu JACKSON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
1ancrlity Heads
Become Hairless

,le-1Tv " tfiirk, nsz1ur2-
Ky nelr. 40 by all
f danuruff. 'fer il viii
s-r ana rZIIn i II ynu
70 much -oed 20 tT-y 10
: ou1. The anly sure
"a dandruff is 70 dis
~pu DESTROY Il antire-
/. & rsr anout fuur ounces
!. ula arvpn: apply II at
9lrrnE: use enough 10
alp and rub II In
ue iuEer tips.
n most if not ALL oi
I a : VIII DC gone. ann ttsr-e
'oe- lpuiirz lions Will cuTn-
ana entirely desrror
HI ana race Of Il.
y, ud. 100. that all itching
J., i he scalp viii stnp-
f.. = viii ioak and fsei a
kr,.. as osIger. Ton can Eel
sa- 4 any drlE store. Il is
b, and to1lr ounces ID all
a.. It'd. No matter how much
! - -'r'a 1Evs T.his simple ram
Icy 'giiss-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Richard Ferlaid EiE-1us. son II
Mr.. anu Mrs Dwight Higgins, LEFT n
7he. ess rain TUESDAY morning For
Portland 70 viKiI hls grandparents.
Mr.. anu Mrs. ScoIr Pur-utun during
the spring -ecess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

The Ladies AID of the Green
street Methodist church viii nee.
at 80 O'Clock Thursday afternoon
witt, Mrs HannAh Bsai and Mrs
us,er Poisson at SO Winthrop
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

c. " Metcalf vino Is IN the en-
pluv of Tracy & Metcalf eft Tues
Is~ afternoon for New YORK and
Philadelphia for a few days stay
OIL. mUtIers of a business mature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Al members Of the Deoorahs and
all ladie. Interested IN their work are
invited 70 meet with Mrs. Arthur
Suule. IA Swan strsrf-- ar l p. ii
"Wednesday 20 sew FIR the spring
sale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Cssrre A Partridge anu Esrvey
FoEg af this city, students al Bow
iuin college,. have bean chnsen as
ynsEnbe-s of the COMMITTEES IN charge
If the Sophasnpre hup which IS Ia Ne
held AT Hrunswitk IN FRIDAY eve
ming. Aurrl H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Thomas e. CArSws. formerly
Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Hsrald, nov a political writ
er, was n the siry Tuesdav an his
way to- rsie Bangor convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

Francis Eiu who is a student al
Bowdnin college and who passed
Monday at his hume n this city, re-
turned Tuesday morning to Bruins
wick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

The county commissioners held
their regular meeting Tuesday Al me
cnur- house fur me transaction u
routine business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24

We with to thank our friends fur
rhGir act1 nf Kindness and sympxfnF
IN our be1eavazuEnf-
CHESTER r. COOPEH ana FAM
ny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
A'n'Ho Beauty Cream
- me -eatznsnt Of
FRECKLES

II Sc Cor Over Is, YnEs
-, fss reer attention NOW Or
s'r all summer. uso kintaso.
"a az '-ns-srscd sreMesDasyt tisat
~ ssrisfaceion for ovur IS
Asns, "a yoursesf If thoae
!. y suess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-24
MNSlOW

A reunion supper TO tfle Tacnirnei
Gup membEsE and invited guests
was served MONDAY eraning at the