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New-York tribune., 1920-11-02
Eighteenth Assembly District

1st f. D.--A diagonal line from the cor
nsr Of E. soth =, st and LeMiGgton ave. to to
ave. +. sqth st and Lexington ar
% II. D.A diagonal line from the cor
the corner Of f. alst and sd ave. thence
a diagonal line from there to the corner
Of e. s0th st and Lexington ave. and
I'd e D-A diagonal line from the cor
ner OF E. 95,h ST. and Lexington ave. 20
the corner OF e. san 81 and Sd ave- Sd
4th E De oath ST. 81 ave. al
agonal line from the corner Of Il. 94th st.
and Sd ave to the corner Of +. s6,h st.
9Th F. DE. 99th st. Cd ave. E. 96th
9th E. De. 9th st. Lexington ave. E.
7th e De e9th st, Lexington ave.
E. s7th st and Park ave
f. 99th s.. and Park ave.
9th e. De lOlst St Sd ave e. aath
81 and Lexington ave
loth II. Pc 1olst 81. 1st ave, e.
loom 81, East River f. 9sth st. - ave.
r looth St. and Sd ave
llth f. y e. lo5tn g. East Riger.
Goth st. lst ave. e l0lst st. and "a ave
18th r. D.-A diagonal. line from the
corner corner q 2 10y, loith st and 3D. ave - the
Z. l0ls, ST. and 30 ave.
18th z. De. load s.. Sd ave. z lolst
st ,sth s1a He'i9ston I nmE "Ys, 1o,,b :, al ave
1890 ST. Lexington ave. E. 1929 -. and
I'm 3 De locth a. Eas. RIVER.
8. l05th ~. and 81 ave.
18Th E. DE lO7th a. "a ave Z
le5th 81. and Lexington ave.
l',h z. DE. l0s,h - Lexington ave.
= 1oith Ct ana Park ave.
lsth r. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner Of L. lNsth ST ana Lexington y~-
- he corner T.. F.. 1oath s.. and "a ave.
ID ate., Z. lo7th st. and Lexington ave.
10Th z. De. lg9th st. q ave. =
i0Ith st. i ave. + l0C,h st al 80 aV-.
N p T. DE. ll0th st. Harlem River.
r. iQ5th st. isi aye. f. l07tn St. 2d ave.
Z i09th -. and 90 ave
2lst e. De. lioth 81. 81 ave n
diagonal line from thu corner of 81 ave.
and J.. i09th st 10 III. corner Of I-exinT-
ton ave and Z. lesth 81. E lostn 81. and
25a E. De sl7th st. Lexington ave.
2sa f. De ll9th s.. Sd ave. e
An E De ll2th ST. I'd ave E
s5th e. De .l4-h ST.. 81 ave. J.
l,3th g, diasonal Inc from the corner
oI +. ll1th -. and "a ave T. The corner
Of +. Ugh y. and =: ave. e l1cth *.
ana Lexington ave
-sth F pa e'ag2n l.ne from the
corner Of 80 ave and r.. il2th 81. 10 the
corner Of 81 ave. and L. 4f3th 81 L
liSth st. lst ave and f. l42th 81
2Ith +, De. llGth St. Harlem River.
Z. i,eth st. % ave. f IGN ST. and ist
ave, including Wards Island
2sth ID. De. Il5th St. Harlem River.
e. iltth 81. and Ist ave-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-02

- l. p.-N l3fta s.. Broadway. ".
1ghth st. a1a ti4d8nn River.
ri =. DIV 1tcth - Rroaa~4y "
ia.th -. aud Hudson Ll.4r.
sd l. DIV. l.ttA St Broadway * .
l1sth 81 and Huas.n Rit-r
tta r D-M. 1885 ST. BroeanAy W
l5Sfn -. 4nd Il uG~-u iv.r
5fh y. L.--W ls-a s5 sroaAwsy "
Il - afit Hudson i.ivrr
hrb =. j. Wy. l4sth sl ProAtway "
ffza -. Sr.. ut~on ttltr~
-th h.. D.-A. l84tn &c.. Ham lrfn tl
a:a diagonal ila- trsia tre corner II
rnltea pi- 4u3 N .3sf 81 40 tiss corner
" b-cAtwas S0d - iSf-h sf
sfh y D-4 diagonal Na~ ireia ths
corner Il v. l4ith 81 and Bro@.s ay %
the eorner Of Ham4lton -. aAd " ASA
81, y t3d -. az Bsoadwas
9th l.. 1.-W. s2a 81. Hamilton d.. ".
l4Zd st and broadway
10Th +. D.-W. it-d st-. Am.tsrlAsu
ave. w j+lss ~ and RroAdway,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
EII1I1 PureEood 1l1l|l]
aazlkIs sdd8Eee>. Eorc the Home 8fZZaa3

the whites Of eggs thoroughly through
the meat, then work the meat and
eggs together with the water. Take
all the other ingredients and mix to-
gether, putting the same into the wa
ter. and boil slowly for -four hours,
remembering to cut the tomatoes,
carrot and onions into small pieces
before putting them into the pot. Aft
err the ingredients have boiled for four
hours, seaso to taste and strain the
contents of the pot through a cheese
cloth put in the bottom of a colander.
Let 1t cool, permitting it to jell. II
the color is not deep enough, put in a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22

substitute for either meat, cheese or
fish; that Is, they may we'll be used
as the main dish for dinner n a
week or more.
In planning outdoor meals. we
seldom omit beans as n Of the
hearty dishes. because they combine
so we'll with the sandwiches, salads
and cold drinks or coffee.
No more welcome dish appears on
the table during the winter months,
as we'll, as the summer. han the hot
dish of pork and beans; SO we find 1t
indispensable at all times.
First. however, M must select a
quality brand. Heat either in the
can or after opening. Serve in place
of meat, fish or eggs for q hearty
meal ---- Il
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
Shrinlp Sandwiches.

1 can shrimp.
y i green pepper.
! tablespoon lemon juice.
3 olives.
| cup chopped celery
Y cup mayonnaise dressing.
l bunch water cress.
Method: Soak the shrimp in ice
water Is minutes, drain. dry on towel,
remove the veins and break in pieces.
Squeeze the juice Of one lemon over
the shrimp. add the seasoning and
toss about lightly TO mix we'll. MIX
with mayonnaise dressing, to which IS
added onion if liked.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
HALLOWEEN
Onc-Egg Pumpkin Pic.

Onc-Egg Pumpkin Pic.
2 c. canned pumpkin
u c. brown
Y c. white sugar
l egg
l tsp. each ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg
Il tsp. salt
/ >tbsp. cornstarch
Mix the sugar, spices. salt n
cornstarch. Beat the egg and add to
pumpkin just as it comes from the
can. Mix the liquid and dry ma
terials and bake in pastry lined glass
pie plate.
Note: For the Halloween dinner,
bring the pies to the table in the glass
pie plate and place them before the
hostess, who will cut INC serve them
at the table.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22

drop or two of red vegetable color
and serve in individual glasses.
Swiss Chuck Steak.
Buy-2-lb. chuck steak.
Your time to prepare-15 minutes.
Entire time to cook hour.
Number served-family of five.
Have a steak one inch thick cut
from chuckk; cut into servings and
pound until thin. Roll in flour,
sprinkle with salt and pepper, and
brown on both sides in bacon drip
pings or lard. Add n cup of hot
water, and simmer until tender-more
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
HERALD
MARKET
BASKET

far eastern government on the
ground that he is the only active
ana persistent fighter. OF olshevism
The far eastern government re1erreo
to il the buffer state, in the creation
Of which Japanese have shown an in
terest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
sEMENoFF.

Yokohama, Aug. 21.-(Mail)-The
Yokohama section Of the Russian
National Union adopted a resolution
to support the nomination of Cen
eral Semenoff to be the head of the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
VAN CAMPS MILK.
CHOICE STEAKS.

CHOICE STEAKS.
Round Steak,
3 lbs. for. 72C
T-Bone Steak. 3 lbs. .75c
Sirloin. 3 lbs for Sac
HOP
Pork Chops, Small.
pound SEC
Lamb Chops, 2 lbs. .55c
Veal Chops, 2 lbs. .55c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22

Peanut Butter Sandwiches

Peanut Butter Sandwiches.
u cup peanut butter.
/ cup finely chopped celery.
4 cup chopped olives.
Mayonnaise dressing.
Method: Mix all the ingredients
well, moisten with dressing and spread
hetween thin slices of liberty bread.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
Tomato Jelly MadriIene.

1FOf SIX PeTSOnS.)
2 pounds of chopped beef. 2 pounds
of beef bones. 2 pounds Of veal bones,
l old chicken. s fresh tomatoes, 1
carrot, 9 onions, 1 stalk of celery, l
bay leaf. 1 sprig of thyme. Q lemons
with peeling removed, l tablespoonful
of sugar. 3 ounces of gelatin powder.
3 whites of eggs, l 1-2 gallons of wa
ter.
Take the chopped meat and mix
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ENUs
PAGE EIGHT

MENUS.
Breakfast.
Peaches, Fresh or Canned
Evaporated Milk
Dreamed Drief Beef Toast
Hot Rolls
Coffee
= Luncheon.
Shrimp Sandwiches
Peanut Butter Sandwiches
Lettuce-Tomato Salad. Oil Dressing
Bread Oleomargarine
Tea
Dinner
Broiled Beefsteak
Green Beans
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Romano Salad
Baked Apple With Cream
Rread Butter
Coffee
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A GOOD Old FASHIONED FOOD.

A GOOD OLD ED FOOD.
A great favorite at this time of the
year. for outings as we'll as home use.
is our old standby-pork and beans.
No pantry is complete without its
stock OF pork and beans. AS a meat
substitute, there has been a tremen-
dous consumption the world over Of
this nutritious food.
Beans are extensively grown in
nearly all sections of our country
and are canned in convenient quaint
ties. ready to serve. as an inexpensive,
hearty and tasty dish. The ever-ready
housewife always keeps n or two
cans on her emergency shelf.
When compared with other protein
foods. we find beans contain enough
protein to make them an occasional
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22

water may be added II necessary.
When cooking is finished, the liquid
should be reduced as much as posi-
BILE. Remove the steak and make a
brown gravy by adding hot water and
necessary t%hickening to the liquid in
the pan. Boil ten minutes, to thor
oughly cook the -four used in thick
,ening.
If onion flavor. is desired, n onion
may be chopped up and Drowned in
the fat before the addition Of the
meat.
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CHOTCK R0ASTS

ChOJCE IUASIS.
Beef Roast, ID. .14-l6c
Pot Roast. b 1890
Rolled Rib Roast. CSC
Leg Of Lamb. ID soc
HAMS. G AND
SWEET CLOVER LARD
l pound cartons. :. soc
Bulk, 2 pounds. .55c
Picnic Hams, ID Csc
Hams, pound .3Sc
Bacon, pound ..35-38c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
Baked Stuffed Artici,okcs.

BNkeU SCHHCH Nrt1CIiOHCS'
6 artichokes.
- cup summer sausage, chopped
fine.
- cup cooked rice.
. tablespoons butter.
| cup strained tomato.
Method: Mix sausage, rice. melted
butter and seasoning. Prepare the
]artichokes as for boiled artichokes-
boil them 80 minutes and drain. Stuff
with the above mixture, and place in
a baking pan; our over the arti-
chokes the cup of strained tomatoes,
seasoned to taste, and place in oven
and haste frequently. Eake o one
hour in a moderate over
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22

Barcelona-Metal workers to the
number Of $4,000 have gone on strike
here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22

Flavo Flour for Saturday.
l-9S, each 1920 2-98s, sells each
'-9Ss, $8.O5 each 1O-9Ss, $500 each
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Take the chopped meat and mix
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les.
Mustard, large. 3 for $50
Sardines in Tomato
Sauce, 3 for. 58c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-22
Meat Dept. Specials
Another Lot of Choice Beef on Saturdays Sale.

n STEWS.
Veal Stew, 5 lbs sec
Stew, 5 Ibs....56c
Beef Stew, 5 lbs sec
SACSAGES.
Link Sausage, 2 lbs. SIC
Wieners, 2 lbs. Acc
Hamburger, 3 lbs. ACC
Bologna. 3 lbs. sec
Minced Ham, 2 lbs. SOC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-17

-aIst4s 1Or america aviation 1aIla,-a
Eng m resulting iars II confidence
Z a-y nreser- w'a- dnpa~-Ine!,. -
aviation p.a-
II de-lA the -naJo---~ report Cs.l,-.
ID tle alleged waste anG exrrava-
gance u re early a-~cra9. aIJpra-
nria-lors ~ alleged failure IF 20
Dc 6avllanc ptg2as. The a,l-eer Il -
l~e q get sufficient American planes
- T1e battle front, me spruce rro-
zilc-loE PROJECT II the ror-sve.s-.
millions OF alleged wastes IN ..ger
H-ns cc!2Ir'a:,s and many -pec.1
charges II ina-Erlenry and sc.aDjar-
-1E n millions OF dollars.
n -"-'o Representative Lees M
'r--~ repor- replies 70 lie ~-g.5o-f---
innings as 'ln-er7pera-e- bIa@e,! ana
'3- l5era-!Te an ezartPra-iur o."
alLegec mistakes and rsiss.a rer,,e-7-s
Il e'''a -zE0Gs reflection upon men WI.
"a -..-1l.T served tue =1~s--rrc,7,
G;E~-nE tie war. and "a repetition =
Sieta;11a-7rv charges adr-1t--s.t,,r- u
Sustained by evidence.
The majority -ecor-rnan6s9 . -s,s
rate aircraft service but rfle --iuc~-
~ declared This was '.i7rl,-a 7ir,.,. IA,
and would LEAD - extra v;lgance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-17
New YORK Produce Market

%ew 7 ORA. ? Ar. &c.
FLoI R-f i'm spring patan1s iasrG
-s75 spring rieA-s 299--1JIi,u. WI ar
s-~aights -G-5a-- Kansas SRI -, :
-. ,-s 15....3.HQ
= r. EA--Spot uulet, SO. : rec NOM
IL. 3 steamer.
C't1R&-~pC- guie-: 10. Yellow rs
and No usx--d Is. Naw -o-k
February shipments.
oATS-SpDc t3-rnsr No. ] WINE lOg5s
- E2n-~teaGy mess +2tt}d--As
L4AE-1-S E-3ug middle wes7 Ii::tf3I-es29440
TEE2-S-saGT -acsipIs H - -EbF
c-earns-y higher than extras g. fz-ste Is
- e score 5atT+iG packing STOCK current
mako Nc = 4fL1T4-
EfTGS-FI-u -eceir~F I3hg4 ages
fresh ga-nered extras 5adE do first s.
u5h state. Pa. and usa-gy western len
ne-- white F-sr II extra 6aar q. do
brown ex--ns 61To4 dc. brown anc
grtzed coiorE frst u Axc-a JSaS.
POTATO 1-BerrnuCH bDl -nsdIi.saa
s-are I1a Ins 7RtGS9'. Name DC 1IaG'8.Tl
lang Island do. -FgTs1p. Virginia late
crop boil S,ridf-n JERSEY sweets No :
Dag a25'G3oo. southern bR6ket .1gG24o
rAEBAG E-Fi-Tn state hbI 31sG45a.
-ar dc. tig125E- Florida basket ..101.gL7a
Danish white 55aTS.
~CGAE-Gaw non!ral: ceu--ISrIga
-1a4 asked T-s;ineC steady, fine grauu-
III I'd I5etl5t5iE
Trading IN sugar futures WIS -esurn-
al TO-DAY alter having been suspended
since 1871. There was only a very quley
t-lde reported with az a. the TIME 1fe
market closed. while September n q&
against 5.IS
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hartley ESTATE
Continued from Page Two
hartley ESTATE
Y alued at SCI. 800. s.
Filed in Probate Court
Icies Mortgages Asa INST Jor-
Burke anc Su-sss Wr<-Mary
Others Mo-uager ny late -urs
Mar

SkovheGar, Ne. Fer 1a--Thf
,r-ver7or- o. tre estate q rhe late
Nelson X BARLEY who was murder
eG IN tie night Of Ocroi,er 3 last
and whose Iiseiess body was found
IN q cave formed by touchdown. has
beer fled.
The es-ate has been appraised as
follows. Real estEe- SID s40 %;
goods and Ghacteis. $36a9 90: rights
and credits. Sas.4S5.6-- tota- s61-
365.6-
The -sai estate includes. Hocei
and rwo lprs a. Jacknan Station,
$4,000, Rode-1ck farm and Sheiler
lot IN Lacknan. $1,000: 1wu lots II
CRY Of Sasisa-eer. Canada~ sac. to-
caL s19.240.
Flights and credits az i1eMIzad as
foIlows Cash II safe Al Moose
River House. s5es1-25: cash II Ken
nepec Trust Co. Jacknan. s452D.1s:
casn in Guilford Trust Co. Green
vile s62.s6; cash II First Na1iona
Bark SisDwheGan. S346.42: casa tr
First National Bank. Portland (5ay-
ingE Dept. s14oG: cash II Skowhe-
can Savings Bank. Skow hogan,
s2e-9.n1: cash n Augusta TrIst Ce.
AUGUSTA s145o; cash in -icunic Ma
tiarsl Bank. Wa1erviiie s12s5.g S;
cash IT Guil50rd Trust Co.. Guilrorc.
sI5234I cash N First National Bank.
Pennington. s1oa4.s5, cash il Pc
nanscct Savings Bank. Bangor.
sI34n. So: cash n State Trust Co, An-
-1,sra- s1ao1. 90: cash il @IIfrnIk Saw
.aEs Bank u Boston, Mass. $1,000,
cash II Home Swings Bank Of Bos-
tnr. MISS. $1,000: cash II Boston sc
Savings Bank Boston. Mass. 81 00e.
cast, IN First National Bank. Bar
gur. s14S6.Se. cash IN First National
Bank. Show hogan Savings Dept l.
SET. cash in Merrill Tr7is. c.. Bar
irgs Bank Bangor. s1.9SIS: cash
in Eastern Trust 4 Banking Co.
Bangor. sI3S3.s1; cash in hunGs john
A Mooers. sheriff. Skcwhexan. 500 :
Is: Liberty Bonds. 4th Liberty loan
$1,000, cash value. se222.4: 1 shares
Moosshead Tel. Co.. par value s1nG.-
6S: - money orders. So: wnr say
Ings stamps. sa-..s; mortgage gains.
Omer Pooier- Jackruan. $4,000; mort
-RS- aEains. Jos. Gagnon. $500; mort
gage against Gideon Rancourt. 800,
mortgage against Josephine Th4no-
dsau. Sse1.2e; mortgage against John
Burke- $S57.5-: mortgage on car OF
Sinard and Busha-c. $50: mortgage
against Henry ArmEt-ung. S300: note
aSutnst Demtsse Burke endorsed by
rrHrk Ea-inctun s4-.f4 mote
against Henry Armstrong, s-pe;
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Rose A. Ne-to
Flies Claim for
BARLEY Insurance

skov-heg4a. Ne. F.b lf-FC..yw..-7G
= : cnpr 1T M W. 1f d -achruant "a
-acove- the amount due On The .nsur-
ance ~ the lara N-isun B1-rleT Els
wo--., p:,e- admin. r--a-0r. against -
E0me Life Insurance CO.. one amour :
iu- 10 S;lSr - and me oLns- s-l'-4. 2
rnaKlnc ne total Of EssS, II
Tine Home life Insurance Gu. q CO..
poraLion organized ana existing unc =
he avs N the staIs % View yu-k. and
naving HI office and established place
81 business IN ne COUNTY ann stale y
View o-k. IN the vaiue d sever thou
rand dollars. Summon me Sale defend
an 70 appear before our IGs-Icss u 0u-
supreme judicial court n answer u.Ec
Ellsworth A Ptpe- Of Jackraan. II me
county Of sur1erse- and he STATE pE
Name. az rs iE admin ts--atur Of the es-
tara Of Nelson Y Bar1ley-. !a1e IF LACK
man. Deceased IL q nisa o. The case, -n-
ma -ne said defendant 81 SAID Ssrw-
hogan OF the eighth day Of Leceru5e-,
A =. 1919. neIng indebted, n the plalr-
zig In his said capacitv ii the SUN n
i've thousand eight hundred eighty-t3ve
dollars and Fortv-fve cents t<sSs6 40
according &c the accourt annexed IN
consideration -he-eof hen AMI -lera
prom lsec rhe plaintiff II his said "a
naci-v 70 paw MIN the said stn on Or
rand and The plaintiff sva-s rfIat he
Eae complied with AL -t7s conditions
contained n each Of the policies Of m
stT-ance Tneu-ignef in the account an
ne-eG ana The plaintiff further ave-s
-iia- neither OF SAID policies was as
siEnec Bv the SAID Nelson X bR-tle,-
II his lifetime. and ma each II me-
;s due and PAYABLE II RE plai--ir Il.
hiF said capacity
Tnsr A Ne-fn O. F9D--.anf comes in Is
claimant NJ re policies under an a.
iHCs7 ASSIGNMENT by the decreased for
the policies Respectfully -ep-nsen-E
II ne cnantv " Cumberland and Stai.
n ESine. that suit has been institute I
RI FSlswu-rr 4. Piper u Tacknran. III
The COUNTY Ct Somerset and state II
Maine. as administrator nf the estaTn
Of Nelson Y Barley late ~ said Jack
nlan. dsrsnsed. AGAINST 1he Hume LIE
Insurance Co. corporation G-ranizad
and existing Under the laws &c the state
" New York, ar TWO insurance pnil-
cies on the life Of said NeIsun y Ear
lev anf sad policies being fn- twer-v-
eve hundred tgsol dollars each and
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
--s-a~ss Of rne Days Dealing "a All
-ne Leading Stocks

.ew : n-.1 Fen -6-RE1 ecriC- ow NJ
4srtnE-nr admin ST. mn Of tas Allies
c-.--!c pan came as Il great sI--p-isv
--4r financial c1TurGnitv and inspired
~ -~e; er par OF the -gacciona-r
-.ovA.nen- which CONTINUED th-Dughu''-
~ TOOK market sessiDa -oGag, result
= = --Ia-T new low -ecu--:B Tor the
Ter, period Exchange reflected the
-ll5e lnLe-uaclCr2l situation, me Lon
u tuo-aclor falling considerably IL
- "-CET- 7eCCTe--
mother ad-e-ze development ever ne
U4s -nt showing mace by me
De- -ese-re banks. The ioC2. inst
-'.',. ~eDn--ed . further loss o. =
@--''f w-.lch fell 10 a lrvei approx IRA
NJ re "ecer- un1avorante exhibit.
~Es s'-.1a-lo- bore directly ~ ne
1aDe~ MARKET. Tine funds again dis
-a9e-.---E Almost entirely, despite fasr
v--ss r--cic.ions Of approaching I'D,
7"e-,1e:.- ~aI loHns we-e easy. how
= ine1,n- q. : per cent and Qacilr-
- pe- cert. II The ear after
i-...... -eaae-aG Z better account u
l~-,.Ss --eg han arv other --uup. prob
'1t -a-SeGuenra o. rf7s uccepTancs
.5r -G-ne-nopcs Of President N l.
- 7.a- and because OF the belief ha-
" = mad B4li now before con g-ssE
~ fogr cnrae 1T for action.
41.1-S md oils, also nigh PRICED
e. Lie sDecIal-ies suffered mort IN
l= -lE --ve-sal Genera nst1rz
-zes oss II - prints C-Icihie St=el
Gac -u-ne--us other leaders we-f
W SC @a-ar points down d. the weak
9a -aes amounted 70 ysS.ssse shares
5F1c. ve-e regular n all branches
II EH77eE-lce list including Ltoer-T
s51eE w'c1 = va-iahie tone 70 the FUR
= zion. Sales sln .Sossts-a.
" : ocnds unchanged On cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-17
Committee NOT IN
AGREEMENT ON REPORT
AIRCRAFT INVESTIGATION

washington Feb 7e-F-ep0--s I
the iong continued Investigation Of
me aircraft production program
were presented today IL the H0Ust
er1rn the special committee Inqu1r-
ing iu-1 war expenditures.
representatives Frear and Mckee
the TWO EepubIicans of the sub-cJTn-
,rI--ae which conducted the invest
-a1iUr. characterized tbs aTla-iar
PROGRAM II L1e-- report as "a not Q.
TASTE" and Representative Lee tic
democratic member IF the suh-cun-
rrl1-tee. declared II lis report Ina
the Republican members has sacr-l-
feed facts Fur sersa journalism Z III
efrN-- n l5Isc-prt-- ire gpverrr-nar-
Both reports con ain thousands 0@
words They differ entirely Ii the
-ecorc Of achievement IN shipping
American airplanes abrond anG Z
The performance Of rfe aIrcra1- pro
GuctiOn general
A prominent part az ilC-E -epurLs
is given &c the cDuL-ovs-sr over the
connection Of john =. RYAN. farmer
director Of aarc-aF+ production with
LAft BIAiDA +JA u
i7t1tlt -nilruad which i has been
charged. -ebeundec RI the benefit Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee, and ST. Paul
road Of which Mr. Ryan is a Director
beside Mr. Rvar the majority report
attacks his assistant William g.
Potter. Col. Edward A Deeds. WIN
preceded Mr.. RYAN in aircraft pro
iuction and Secretary Baker as re-
sponsible head If the ai-c-atr prn-
ducriun program L describes the
program rs an appalling record of
orders and coun-er-orter isnnrance
and chickering's. waste and extrsva-
gancs. evidence Of sa.e-iu-eresr ane
improper practices"
1T IL not the province Of this com
mittee." says the majority reppr-t ..ta
declare the measure OF responsibility
of any official but we would not re
direct in our duty II we Jailed To
present what we believed &C ne the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-17
Says Britain Has
lofated Monroe Doctrine

" asi1iagtnn Fen 16.-Fi1arg.ax ~
Irea@ Britain had v,oia.eG TIE Mar-o.
doctrine Is interfering wItb The 81 ing
1s'or1- BHenos A.res y=sseruav a. III
farra'-r German Steamer 3aA.a L,--a
Win eunsigrr1rer-s for IL Nora .n,e~s-
CIT importing companies E.preaer, "a
I've S~trce1, Republican. Illinois. i-.zrD-
ducea r@s0iE-lor today ask!gz .a.
state department . make a fi.I nve--
tigatIur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-17
IS That the Best Way to Secure Help Is the Want AID Way
Reader-Power

Readers OF The journal rely upcn irs classified
advertisements Thousands Of people N Angus
"a and vicinity know about the careful safe
guarding Of the readers from fraudulent acs
that's why seeing Is believing" when they
read these columns.
Readers who trust a newspaper trust rs adver-
Users and therefore patronize those advertisers
Men women and children answer tn classified
ads n The Journal
That's Reader Power
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-17

srciatsd with different hotels IL tha-
cirv. Mr.. Brrie was formerly inter
esred n the newspa Der game and
knows well q number Of newEpR per
man II Boston.
Since 1903 ne has been q resident
CT this part Of the State engaged for
the most part around summer places
Il different sections. When he came
u the Moose River House il was 70
assume the duties winch he still
rualntairs that Of managing the
place
Mr.. Boyle married a Somerset
county girl, Miss Norma Dyer OF
New Por+iand VINO was formerly 3
C@acher in Pennington They have
-wc children. Kathleen, u wears cid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-17

-GfClEo, Fa8- L.
HoGsRace!pcs $500. EHtimnree 70
morrow a.e1t. weak 10 e lower thnn
saturGav. Eula 14G5slIJsn. tDp lIsa,
hsavy l435dl4s5 medium l+5iniJd: Ighr
l4Ssaf LEO; light light lta1MI5le; heavy
sows rough l...5T..z pigs I2sUDl4ssi.
CAr-LE-Receipts 1860 Estimated
TOMORROW IS.g@. firm Beef steers; NE
dunn and heavy weight chpic6 and
prime fs15Ili6Ts yI1eEil4Zn and gDo0 Il5sSD
ia. common assaIISf: light weight good
and cheire ITRGl6H; common and me
dunn S5n1E1 Butcher carrie- Hetfers
S404 I2ssl; cows s41t1T70. cunners and cut
aers 5e4n@in; veal calves il5dUI7h9;
stncker steers S.5lJt0asS.
SEEEP-EscaiDts 1.0nG Estimated 70
morrow E,M; glow. Lambs 81 pounds