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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

MY
frA-TLE-RscejpIE I2.aifs. DHfI
steers mostly % cents higher; Spufs
81, -,sY cent above Wednesdays hofInln
I.syszs. ren heavy steers 1S15s NO choice
v.ar.ftnss here, bulk native steers 1000
o. 1880. COWS and het-srs s1Hady 70
STRONG some sales 70 To Is cents
higher bulk butcher COWS bSeay esih-
rnns,trs and -uiiers Bog 45bs bulls
and heavy caves steady ve2sers %
GENTS higher: best i4T5df T5a5; stock
..s-< and feeders Is cents higsier-
HDGS-Rscesp1s 81 1000 opened :a
u SO cunts lpwer. Inter mostly SO cents
70 es cents lower than yestsrxfRy.s az
erzEe, closing waxk- r0p eaEsr lSaD-
urHcfscaa tup late 1900. bulk I@75m
Ispp. uiEs Sc IN 80 cents lower. bulk
rae ia I5D-puund pigs I-5sM 1B-s-
SHEEF-Eece,pts .S.nHa- IN. lambs
steady tn strung. fnp native ia-nt5s
LEO. bnlk native lies n LEE. fat sheep
slow ana weak- tsp ewes $50. bulk IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
National Park-te-Park
Highway Assn. Opens
Convention at Denver

Denver, LBiu-, Nov 1.-THE tUir4z.
convention Of the National Park-to-
Park Highway AssoEiaxlnn- with near
ty lle delegates II attendance opened
here today with 4 program calling for
congregational AID for the y most west
erly states N raising S1Dua. an. 0n for
nard-surfacing the 5.De miles Of dirt
roads that serve as connecting links
10 form the National Park-to-PArk
Highway. The convention viii Last
three days.
Stephen T. Ma1her, DIRECTOR Of the
National Park Service. officials of I'm
American Automobile Association. the
RUtarians. OpI;nlsts and other western
ol'Eau--a-1nns. are participating The
National Park-to-Park Highway Asse-
citation viii De put IN a parnansa, ar
gaa4zaE2un basis. and state and local
branches formed n = states and iH
cltles Of the west
Congress- VIII be ne-uariaiixad Tn
MAKE TINS a federal hignwav. rorra,v
cli-cling nine western states, Cnlurzdo
wyoming, Montana Idahn. Washing
TN. Oregon. California. Ar7xuna. and
New Maxicp and connecting Z Ma
t1nnAl pE-,ks.
REPRESENTATIVES. of the gorcr-,urz of
these states. az well az Utah, Neraas
and Texas. are attending the confer
ence. which marks the close of tia If
araRl tour defeating TINS American
notor way, with the start and finish
n Denrer- The "trip required rs aayx.
noon and nlgsr meetings being held in
towns on the route 20 aruuxe The west
10 4 greater appreciation Of i'm scansc,
industrial and agricultural posssbili-
mes.
This wonder highway n the farm of
a la--a- loop embraces an area greater
Iaan continental Europe. touching IN
he course of irs scenic running noose.
Mesa Verde Rocky Mountain. Yes-
inwsrnne. Glacier. Mount Palmer. Cra-
ter Lake, Lassen. Yosemite. Senuuia.
General Grant and Grand Canyon Ma
.ionsl parks A branch ruad will some
day cannecf linn Nariurai Park IN
ltaa. Cheyenne Great Fxsls. Spokane,
SeaEfle. Tacoma Pnr1iand. San Fran
cisco. Los Angeles ana Denrer are sn
rhe route
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Boston. Nor IL
EEEF-Cyhoiue wnoie cattle esq
ETTTER-Exrras elHez lrsI 80
q 90.
f-EEEsE-Fregn choice %. n 26A.
CDEN-No. rtissw 1Isda14
EEzS-Nea--fy hsnne-T 11Dm 10:
western extras 1901 1a2.
0LR-Suring patents. IsS-Ib
saciSs speciaz short 5pT5 a u 81.
standard s5nG 1879.
EAy-Na. timothy 81 a 50.
LAMB-spring - q So
DATS-Fancv 80 pounds So a "a.
PUTATOES-Ar s4H q .5n per
fsp pounds ON 1-aGsk, sweets 80 a rs
per hag-.el
PgRK-Megtiurn backs 4-e5
sYEAR-AmtsT1can sugar Refinery
aaots.s 1D@ cents ON InH-b2-r'ea lots
less per cent Tcr cash.
yEAI-l2M Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

NEW YORh MARKET
features u r.1s Gays Dealing in AL
me -sari1g. Stocks

.ag rt'E r * TX numerous spec
a----"- ISSUES were subjected 10 fur
zse- 7@e~2sA 2--s-,Tessslnlls n Ttae stock
z--de- -5la- SUI rs.tfaEu ze1 leaders
g. ,I= --.siway and Industrial classes
f'--i q ~ gree Of resistance IL
i-aiestl0uu. PRESSURE.
selling ~ motors shlpp1ngS. equip
--'i.A sugars and several nI f22e uf1z-
..- - gross declines ef 9 10 Almost
f-r'a oai2cided WITH reports Of
l--'4E' a Ittsi.s anu other conditions ct
a gi-avlia.'lr IA1Gf'a, these mostly
.AlIt2i3nE additional slowing dawsi Of
@-aeGS -ACusr.,es-
T.s mara vlt ile-aksAe shares included
3 -.]}~-- ve''la9I- zf''7felr'ed- Esttsrce Ar
" llft4- Tered, Al GEsIlE Gul1 General
-.s-'r- r''E.gs- e.uetuCk AsTael-sean
LA ann 4z1ef'lgIa Express CHS
g -e~ ~ ne junior rails yielded
'.-s = hui GsttpE3s Sss-e3 YVES
rlutS
"a IRE a1 ne Southern Pacific ai-
- .u announce -t7e fRrTns tT the
-'''A- "l seg-eEsT5Dn nlan EzEe.
~ g. -t'''ur' ~ T'aFrri1s' ,tzKf rF1eg..
W. n'-9rng}t -ienial N wfsc-fi fs,s
=" -'+1 aSI'-t az rs decline
Ao-i-s Vas tiEu n enEnDar-istsr,
f lT.'ent ;.t.--s,e sessions sieaz IYlgs
---'|s ~"@t npsT aIls.-Eilzfli There
4''3 f'wtlra s{1gIf-E N the final
laN'.l lT. lie ease If eal money
- .-- nm - : per ceaE. th..
r. D s-,Ve'-L- weeks. bur risss
-2s.s Ok another E1f1sak IN
--~aa1se- sales amounted To
''''aH sl..sres
le, Nt' IN .Hz&st,7lE-l 1yRR2 rafAs
--'ndoH guuLaE4aa - cents usl-
H' '-ot'nr alEt!, while F--sTlt.h
-. @''aSlfg and tsG'a--k r-arsss fell
lever tnav-u before N
-"H-a AzHs-i-4Ga and Ca
~-Hl4,-eslS also broke
-. "''-+' s':lrsig lzls-sg.l 4s..l- t4aI7 md
ft' 30 special feature IA
=. ''--iaf tlF'1SiGF, T0ra4 Sales
-sue AZE~..s-a.s.4i s. s..tl T,ttn 9yIu
a' "+.,< unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
New York Pro0uce Market

View Turk. Nov II
WEEAT-SpuT easy No. red and
No. hard eo6 spot c ] { New York and
No. mixed Dururn 20s ! TO arrive
CDRN-5pDt weak. No , yellow 1dS.
and No. . mixed IesE { 2 New Tsrk
Ia-2ay shipment
0ATS-W eak, No. I seq
LARD-Stea1vs middle west 1s49sa
1870
ETTTER-Steady receipts sss5
Cl.tls. creR-aerr higher han extras 81
a 6ss extras g. sc0re IS first IS 10 81
score $50 a. packing STOCK current
make Nc So
EGEE-Easv- Receipts 11.9bT cases,
fresh gathered extras fr-stS Ss {, So do,
dI-srs To 81. sEaza, Pa. AID nearby
western nszner-v white first 10 extra
gathered browns and mixed cnlors first
70 extras = q IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lang Island
per barrel =.56 q as. Jersey la ms.
2s5 a sd
CABEAGES-Sleaoy unchanged
srGAE-Raw weak and cent lower
~ rhs basis az y cents Tar CunRs c a :.
suual 10 1ae for centrifugal. There
welsa sales Of I5.DBG bags Of t7ut,as
and 5000 Esurt9 R3cas.
Re1ned sugar unchanged Al 1H-5s
for slne g-anulR.ed with the demand
light
sugar futures also said iuLo new
Iuw ground with al positions below
the six-eenT level There was continued
laQuzaE13tsn by outside interests while
Cuban houses were Also an raE selling
declines Of 70 II SIS points Near The
close there Was a partial rally on Gov
erinr with final quotations = ~ "a
points net lower,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

SLACK diamonds nave Ii-zIa n cnrn-
mon with Lhnse more generally WORN
Us ornaments though both ara pure
carbon The black ones are slightly
harder than The crystal or gem a.a-
-nunds, n facI arg nearly the hardest
substance known Rlack diamonds Or
caroons are without crystalline form
anc are found IN irregular pieces
ranging II Size trarn hal a karat TO
500 ka1a-s- They are dark rray.
black or hruwnish color. and Opaque:
The real diamond OF the 1eweiry
trade also Is pure carbon. bur trans
lucent and crystalline II form. Two
other objects so alike IN composition
could not he found SO opposite n ap-
peRs2nee as these TWO forms Of car-
bon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Successful Mars Ability as Trader
Was SHOWN at an Extremely
Early Age.

From day ID Gay pronf Is 1ar-nrura-
ing taa1 genius is spontaneous and
not a sirw gruwth-thar II is Of the
rype of Minerva who sprang fZ1il-
armed from the head af Ztus. THIS
is evidently As true OF the Essu4us as
the mart as II Is properly supposed x
be Of the more esthetic FIRMS Of gen
if,E.
Al instance in sifoEranE-a1un Of Tins
opinion Was recently related ny q vel
eran business nan SIS a side light On
the Why Of me SUCCESS Of a well
known industrial leader
y remember him" Il was relErtea-
when ne was lad Of SIX years lie
wanted n trade a lantern tor one
owned by a playmate, which ne ad-
7.i,,ad Coming % his father. ne asked
counsel ahou; the matter and was IN
formed rnHt he should use lis swa
Judgment
We'll. dad. said the boy 4 be-
liere III trade. bur w0uldn Z y0u take
the on gut first WAN Sirser JoGrn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
$500 Cash Secures
I50-Are Farm With

cows TINS nay. cords hrewcusr.
machinery, tools, s5a apple trees 500
sEs-aE 1EapAsts5 ulaGE10e-Norkssd fields
l5-c2w spring-wa1ered pasture sos
esras wood and pulp, 20, 6o0 II r1nbsr,
Soau '-z'oorn house. Soft barn. owner
allatfit. care Iur IL sells every thing
ready Tor winter slSBt. Gniv Sshti cash
farm wl1n S6s0e income last rtsar page
STRUTS Big New Illustrated CAT
loE Farm Bargains 53 states Cal,
n write FIR f-ee copy S-EGrT
FARM AGENCY. s54p Ola so,,. ), Tsis~
Baszun. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Facts ara 70 me mind what food IS
10 me baGE. On digestion Of facts
depends me srrsngth Of the one. JUST
- on assimilation Of toad depends
the vigur Of the other Thai MAJ Is
wises- IN council who aRs dlgexteti
the largest number Of facts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Chicago, Nog

Ih3cAgn. Wv, II
Sha-rs breaks IN ire prize Of wheat
;Esuk place today ewing ia-seiE 70 APP
nnr-.nf stopnRge Of buying fnr Great
E,-srzss, and 10 5sAz-isii VIEWS of gen.
era business conditions The market
closed nervous 80 N = cents net lower
with December lS0. 10 LSaS ana
- and OATS ] 10 2E cents. In pro-
visions the uutcnne varied from :
ser1rS decline To IS cents advance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
For Sale

Our entire stock Of Mxire sxzfs
Jerseys. On acrount of soins sus of
SHEi1ess we ara offerina for sale =
crSss ~ all stages IF sactzticn, ard
z neiSsrs from mos - 2 yrs. Alsn
ere choice J. c. c. bull, Sperrfsesd
Owl blood. ard Arm J. c. c. cos,s.
cHAS- S Pope 4 SONS.
Eounyneade Farm. Mancnexser. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

. Aew YORK. View. IL
..ii- 1i,f,-,t;lrtlt paper /.
@-.aHg Weai..
iiI "''-f.as hilss 49,
H. Hp-aHg hllls On banks
s..,.s ia sb-dsx bills a51, de-
--st-- rAai,s -. -
Aa'@ u~nlRnn - cables IS
- ,~t ~anrs. demand &. sk s.a.lles
Nr'uHud - 81. cat3ls-s - 70.
g. A"nlaFa e. SO. cnhlssz 2 ~
rs 9egnauu IL, rnsy},-s TIA
aysrauG 5 ga
h. ~ ~ @2slange aH NsaE-t.al 1aE
y 1.~trIuur
~ i'Ais sE@auT SO DAYS 90 sfaz-s
~ "ut-lx ~ ner eeuz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
For Sale

M-1on Pine. tlenicck and Fir iurs-
Der, al cut IN WOODS less than hsis
n,'se &C State road. one mile from Au-
sasta; also 17-acre wood Ict
e l. WORCESTER. west.r, A~s-
Augusta. Phone 2T5-M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Daily Water CcnsumrS.c

The quantity Of water used daily IN
the United States for drinking. hath
ing. cooking ana washing in surpris-
ing Srarisricians shy that the aver
age family contains three memberx.
and thai each family usaa 20 gallons
a DAY 10 eRch member of the house,
hold The consumption Of wafer fer
household and personal use thus
amounts TO the enormous eotai of
soe.ebe.900 cubic Zee. daily. This
quantity If water would kecp n vi
agara Fails going for period Of ss
mi1ures- A ship ahcat 6sapiaces an
amount Of water equal To IN own
weight The Leviathan, with a ton
mage OF sd 600. displaces lspn. ooe cub
ic feet of water. L would take ,5e
sucr giant steamers % dispiace the
quantity Of water that tha Amsriran
public IN said 60 consume sveRy day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Paper Mill
Eel is

Heavy and liaht sure s~oui kssss.
Suitable FOR hizrkefx. Can IN
made irt1 WARM rniidrsn's aar-
rnents- Sent Psrcsi Post Any
wirts, ard length zt 5Dc psr
pound
BENJAMIN ISAAcsoM CO
Lewiston. Mairs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

The Wardwe5l Home fur Aesd
Women AZ Sacn has heen In hard
shedding financially TIN pasf few
months The pound party and 1asr
held Monday night Nov / % rain
funds far the home nctsed Ssea One
Saco citizen gave x3oa a iarga guam
try uf groceries and provisinns weze
given. enough 20 lasf six month"; a
drive 70 raise funds WIN be inAnxW-
ased this fall
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Many Of These Ads Were Written By Our Ad7SSaesmen
More Than Ever

m these times Augusta folks read and use Jour
nal classified ads. In these columns you VIII find
listed every day the wants and the efTers of re-
liable people who have learned that the thrifty
way TO buy and to sell IS the Journal Want Ad
Way.
Telephone your ad for tonnorrow's Journal
Gail 135 and ask for Journal Want Ad Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

iseip-Male or Female -
ArTENpANTSDen- positions .1r
mann Rrd women On Lne wards Wages
CID per week 10 start Also sKpErI-
Uncoc men ID work with patients Siur-
side wa-GA Apply 70 S1ri- Augusta
state EoxuirRs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

There are but L. CRATES In this
coln-r-eignr with circuses and four
others IN the Zons OF New York and
Philadelphia -Four Of the l. were
raised by Belgium named Andrew
n the employ of a circus. wnn used
% De d hunter in Africa lie has
made pets Of them al. and Mary who
is almost nineteen feet high. responds
instantly 10 his call and is delighted
70 eat sugar from his hand
Hearing was had Friday afternoon.
before Justice Cakes af the Superior
court Auburn. 70 deferuine the
amount To be paid by Alger J. M5Iltrt
IF Auburn. toward the support Of the
two little daughters of Mr.. Mzflsft
Ind Mrs. Florence E Miilsrr also Of
Auburn An unusual situation WIS
brought sut II this hearing. the Hbe-
iaGL Mrs. Mlilatf now claiming 70
the court that she does not want a
divorce bur had understood thai such
q. proceeding was rfis only way 70 gef
3 satisfactory arrangement # certain
property. Alleging a bogcofI OF the
Chalmers Lumber Co. the lI5eiee
cunfests clairn for SIS a week
Al aid trunk fer which she paid 81
10 JunR dealer IN Scranton Pa. be-
1are she moved rzsuIn that city recenflF
nas added SsS In suld n the capital Of
Mrs. Alfred Eitsersin of EsIiingdaie
Pa. Believing the trunk mad autzirea
its usefulness, Mrs. Eirzerain started %
huru it. A jingle at--Acfsd her axsan-
tlnn. the lire WAS eEtsnguistled and
Mrs Eirzcrtln extracted the x1sid pieces
nnn the Hnsrg or thu trunk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
CLASSIFIED-DiSPIAY

~ J. W. Z. MURDOCH 81 Doueun. uaxnr
EEae- and expert un p1Rnn rlaysrx, vzr
hs a. this EsCre On Now isrn- Axy
orders VIII hs given prompt zsssusznn-
c Z. DOWNING.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front St, Bath. Phone $40
sS5 Water St. Augusta
Phone l01S-lg.s
Correspondents Of
ELMER ~. BRIGHT & c.
Members III New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
f7crses. Cattle ysstc-es u

f7crsss. Cattle gss7tc.ss aS
BTLL-A J. x L. solid cnisr black
poInys dropped MAY IL 1919 aassse
CAPTAIN Poland Finn3ag 173S6S- ms
gri sire MaiesfE's Wes1sT-n king sire
Of seven viva regards 4Aa. 5S Il 5za 81
fat, 3ad SIRE Gn cams side LUcy -
Prince P 1898 Il. c.. sire aI s4y-flec
ards z1Zs: Il -1S.TG fax In ms an
generation appears Ra4e3Ens FAIRY
Boys r. OF NJ daughters. ana No
bic OF DRklauas with So tested 1augil-
Iefs ana so bulls with tGstz-d Ga1e.h-
t4.rs Ee should improve type and
. pronu-risu r. e Pe-leg, 2. aa vas
sa5nor1.
COWs--wo Jerseys due 70 frHs.seE
rhe 18th and sd Of THIS month i -
q few EnuTe fat sheep and lambs A
L Page, Belgrade, Ne.
EEI TT RS-F7our Jersey and cows EiIl
be SOLD during week beginning
a sdnesoaE. NuV 1t. First come h--sL
served. r {. Barton. Lombard dam
NsIr,tsy'v assalb0rn. Tel 5S+-g3.
FaacI FERS-T'llG-ee warnings p u
i3.ldretn. Gardner Ne.
re classified I'D SECTION has i mes
sage Tor von Today. Read Il
-.vez -,Ruea a5f, FEEDERS active. steady
4.t,,sss.a. Fssay4Esr- Ea7Tsss "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

ives ..Roea a5H, Tenders active. steady
choice feeder Lambs Era
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tcr Sale

J. ..Ie'-, ,.st" miles Cost $654E VIII
-8' So - lin 81, Gardiner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-12
 NUPTIALS HELD
 THIS MORNING

The wedding of Miss Anna J. Mc- Gee, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pat rick McGet of 324S Main street and Daniel B. Johnson Jr., was celebrated this morning in St. Patrick's church with Rev. J. c. Lynch officiating. White and pink chrysanth emums banked the altar where the ceremony was performed.
 Miss McGee was attired in a gown of white Italian satin, trimmed with gold and pearls, wearing a hat to match. Her bouquet was a shower of roses and lilies of the valley.
 Miss Lucy McGee, sister of the bride was maid of honor and wore a gown of changeab1e silver and blue Gros des Londres trimmed with silver and chiffon with hat to match She carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Joseph R. Darnley acted as best man.
 A wedding breakfash was served at the brides home which was pret- tily decorated in pink and white. After a honeymoon trip south, the couple will reside at 12S Savoy street.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-12
MUSICAL CLUBS
 OPENING RECITAL TOMORROW

:, Bridgeport music lovers will have the rare opportunity of passing first judgement for all America on an ar t1st who has been in some of the foremost centres Of Europe. The ar t1st in question is the young Hungar- ian 'cellist. Lajos Shuk, who with Josephine Lucchese, coloratura sopra- TO-, will give a joint recital in the ballroom of the Hotel Stratfield on Wednesday next, under the auspices of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club. Mir. Shuk, despite the fact that he has just passed his 23rd birthday, has appeared as soloist with the lead ing orchestras of Berlin, Budapest and Prague and has given recitals in such remote places as Constantinople, Sofia and Prague.
 Miss Josephine Lucchese, the color ature sopra1fo, will assist the young artist and has selected well ar ranged program of song numbers She will be accompanied by Miss Louise Linder
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-12
MISSION SCHOOL TO BE HELD AT
 0L|vET
Six Glasses to Meet Each Wednesday Evening
 No Fee.

A most interesting School of Mis- sions will be inaugurated tomorrow night at the Olivet Congregational church, Rev. Herbert J. Brown, pas tor. The school is the first of it's kind to take place in Fairfield county, al- though there have been similar schools in other parts of the country.
 F There will be six subjects offered at the school and the term will consist of six evenings on each Wednesday evening for the next six weeks. There will be three-quarter hour book stud ies for each phase of the work. Any one in Bridgeport is eligible for the school and the only charge will be the cost of the book used.
 The program for the first meeting, tomorrow night, will be: Gathering, three-quarter. hour book study; three quarter hour assembly. There will be a speaker at each assembly. Rev. William G. Beard of New York city will preside at the first assembly, Rev. Beard is secretary of the Congrega.- tional Church Home Missionary So- ciety, with an office in New York,
 Each Wednesday evening a supper will be served in the church parlors at 6:45 for those wishing to attend will be hostess of the suppers
 The classes and their leaders are as follows:
 Hel1or's book in Saving the Com munlty, leader, Mrs. N. T. Moore. Professor Heels book on t.The Near East, the Crossroads of Nations, ; leader, Howard Speer Dr. Patton's book, 'The Lure of Africa" Mrs. C. V. Calvin. Diffendorfs book, s.The Church and the Community" leader Mrs. J. J. Rose. Aliens book, t"The Crusade of Compassion" leader, Mrs A. F. David. Dr. Patton's book, "World Facts and Americas Responsibility, ,' leader, Rev. H. J. Brown.
 An afternoon class for juniors will De conducted at four o'clock on each Wednesday afternoon by Miss Harriet Bassett and Mrs. Ned Decker. Near East stories will be told and discussed
 Those interested may attend the first class tomorrow night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-12
jCon.tinued.

SCOnOnuSN.3
 tWhy, Jim-they mean this! It's everything to them. Meals twenty two and Phoebe's almost eighteen. think it's wonderful that they've little Phoebe a woman and it gives Neal something to fight for-not just war, but his own battles. lit will keep him clean and-worthy."
 Jim laid his arms gently about me and drew me into their shelter.
 Little matchmaker! Why, they're only children. This is play. Don't take it so solemnly. Honey girl. the all through dinner almost choked me. Talk about a hen hatching out ducklings-well, your W1de-eyed ex- citement was as good as her cluck- ing. Now we've had enough romano ing. In we go. It's one-thirty, and that young redhead of ours will miss his train and be court-martialed If he don't play ogre. and eatup his sugar-p1um dreams"
 So in we went, but I managed to get ahead of Jim, and I fumbled with the doorknob for a moment before turned it and marched into the liv- Phoebe, crumpled up in a heap like tired child. One hand wts tucked under her face and the other lay daub1ed up into a tight fist in her she seemed to be propping them wid- CT by little muscular jerks that rip pied from her set mouth and her elobarately unquivering chin. Neal was pacing up and down the room, nochantly trying to light a cigarette and letting the match flick CT out. Suddenly he flung cigarette and matches down on the table and dashed over to fling his arm about Jim's shoulders. Then he fell to batting him on the back and telling him over and over again what shar- ing our home had meant: to him. Little Phoebe sat silent, radiant eyed, watching them.
 At this point Jim seized the helm hard in both hands and began steer ing the ship of events. where he thought it ought to go.
 Get your things on, Princess Anne,' said he. Phoebe will stay here and keep her brother company l while you see yours off to the sta tion."
 "Oh, Jim!" walled Phoeve. I was afraid to say a word. Jim only tolerated their fondness for each other because he didn't take | it serious1y-t1nis he had just made very evident to me. I couldn't do thing. But Neal could. He sheer ed off a bit and spoke to Jim man. to-man fashion.