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The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
WHEAT, GRAIN
FUTURES DROP
Show Up q Weak on New Ysst
Market . They Were
Strong Before.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Wheat futures
were as weak today here as they
were strong the day before. Selling
on huge scale by houses credited
with acting for Jesse Livermore. the
Wall Street operator. filled up the
demand and heavy buying against
export sales and by local interests
failed to lift the market materially.
On all the little rallies wheat was
on top. filling all demand. 1t was
estimated that selling for this In
terest wHs upward of 100000
bushels. Ordinarily, the amount or
export - business claimed today
would have rallied the market
easily. as
At the extreme low, December
wheat was 10c lower and March
11hc down. Closing prices were
sh to SIC lower.
Coarse grains were heavy also.
corn finishing az to 2Sc down.
while oats were y to Ike lower.
Rye was 4kc lower and barley un-
changed to Sc down.
Corn was weak right from the
start. Local cash interests were
credited with selling and local
traders who bought on the late
bulge Tuesday were free sellers.
Stop loss selling was in order fol-
lowing the opening, and the extreme
decline for the day was made in the
first few minutes. Later there was
better commission house support,
but the close was not ut all snappy.
Offerings of oats were heavy dur
ing the early trade, and while there
was a better supporting demand
later, rallies were comparatively
feeble. Provisions met with fairly
active support. the buying coming
from cash interests and shorts.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-The taking
over of the Durant speculative hold
ings in the General Motors stocks
last week. announced officially, and
the requisition by strong interests
of holdings Of several very large
operators, removed practically all of
the really dangerous points In the
speculative situation. Several Bob
tail" pools to which reference was
made recently were not extended the
accommodation which was granted In
these other cases and several Of them
had to 1iquidate and are still liqui-
dating considerable lines of stock.
One uptown crowd disposed Of $4,000
shares of Bethlehem Steel. class B.
in the open market ARst week and
this week. Holdings aggregating
80, 900 shares of another one of these
pools operating in New Haven relin-
quished its holdings yesterday in the
open market. There are still several
weak points in the market structure
but none of sufficient Importance
to cause any general drastic decline.
In the meantime, stocks Of the better
class divfdend-paying companies are
passing into strong hands.
A good deal OF interest has been
expressed as to how the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul would take
care Of an issue of $25,340.000 of its
bonds maturing. January /. Presi-
dent H. e. Byram disposed Of the
question this morning by ANNOUNCE
ing that an appeal would be made to
the I. c. c. for permission to draw
on'the revolving fund to take care
Of this issue.
The feature of the money market
today was continued Offering Of
large quantities of time funds with
loans actually negotiated at TN per
cent. The nominal quotation this
afternoon was IN to X with a large
supply of, funds available at the
lower figure. Call money opened and
renewed at 6 per cent but later de-
clined to per cent Brokers re-
ported a very light demand and a
large amount of money remained
un1oaned at the close. Commercial
paper rates showed no change. IN
per cent being fthe ruling rate for
the highest grade named.
In another striking statement is
sued today. A. c. Bedford. Chairman
of the board Of directors of the
Standard OIL Company Of New Jer-
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
COTTON FAILS
TOKEEP LEVEL
Market Is Irregular and Trading
Light-Falls About Is
Points.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Advances
in cotton were not maintained today
owing to profit taking and in
creased selling by the South. Gem
orally the market was irregular. and
business in the pit was small.
The market opened steady at an
advance of points on October ana
at a decline of l to % points on
other months. There was not much
feature to the trading early. Pres
sure increased after the start and
prices fell about rs points under
last nights close.
Except for covering of shorts In
advance of the adjournment tomor-
row, there was little support early
and a rally was followed by re-
newed weakness under continued
southern selling and liquidation
January deliveries broke to S16.1z
with active months generally SELL
ing 36 to SO points below last nights
closing figures during the middle
of the morning although there was
no change in the general news. This
decline brought in another wave OF
short contracts and the market
showed a steadier tone in conse-
quence.
Scarcity of offerings and a de-
mand from speculative and trade
shorts led to a good advance early
in the afternoon. The rally carried
December to s17.0s or % points net
higher. while later months showed
net gains of 20 to rs points around
2 o'clock.
Gains were off late in the day,
prices reacting about 80 points
from the top and closing barely
steady, net unchanged to 10 points
lower.
Spot here was quiet with mid
ding unchanged at 17.30c: there were
no sales. Spot at New Orleans was
steady with the raised quotation for
middling fixed at Ice; the sales were
1854 bales.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
Years Apple Crop Estimated at
Second Eargest Ever Produced;
Low Prices Injure Marketing

The apple crop the States $780,
soa69sooo bushels of crop year that
,b e 20 @ se I s. ysa
0 ter. DR 1 usually % d. s dros
is 6s6oooo bushels larger than year ago
Per The 4 after the
y 5 Gi oa e na 0n9 9 the e, % qG as
the export trade normally takes only about cent Of our total
ss ssI ss9P 'p no.
,s
Price sssT
pd Ts y n P yes sa in I p the
is o1 Sef S ss sisa a :s a
's ess as Pss
's Re that
are moving into than usual The difficulty likely
4. @ OF the
viii
ss sfs' '1
apples and about 10 9 available boxed stock had
boxes and 446e barrels in boxes
Hssss
G hsa s g sa ssss #S pp % ss
OF the high price Of containers and the small demand only the
considerable volume of cider apples and stock not
marketed ALL This fact explains why shipments reported
this with might be
pected from the estimates Up November the
boxed apples this
to 2zSo2 the date last Shipments of bed
the
and last The total shipment of boxed apples
=
price A grade e5s-inch Badwns
barrel fob shipping
conditions which opening
have lately of this
of export demand due industrial troubles
Reports London state that market completely
disorganized The supplies afoat November estimated
barrels Badwns selling shiing
about barrel
The following table the production
the producer October n years.
APPLE PRODI1cTION EXPORT AND ppIcE
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
GRAIN AND COTTON PRICES.

IN per cent to a moderate ex-
tent, and the quotation is TN per
cent to 7A pen cent today.
With occasional exceptions
prime mercantile is slow at a
minimum discount of Der cent,
and transactions at intervals az
81 per cent. Prime bank accept
ances are slow at unchanged
rates.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-In con-
trast with conditions in the mon
ey market up to about a week
ago. call money today was re-
ported comparative drug at 6
per cent. Business In time money
ON collateral has 1een done ct
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25
LOCAL SECURITIES.
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas IS, 500 at 76h.
Potomac Electric Gen IS. 1000 at e3Ia.
Capital Traction, at s5%, ), at ssh, 10
At ssh. at ssh.
Washington Ry. Elec. Com. 25 at 21, 8 at
Mergenthaler. 1 at 124.
Washington Gas, 20 at AZ. 5 at Az.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-25

In another striking statement is
sued today. A. c. Bedford. chairman
of the board Of directors of the
Standard OIL Company Of New Jer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

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WINSLOVv

Ms Leila Easxe.; of-A1s.sta- LIS
been recsa. CUES. c. hsr sister Ms
Allan D. Prescott
Russell Ge.che,l las accepted :
POSITION al TIE H < " MIL.
Catherine. John and Robs- CHI
trer Of NJ. ard Ars- James Turby1e-
a.:cr al illness from influenza arg
sb.c 70 90 az.
4 canoe vii. IL held Friday evening
3. ;1e TacoE1e- Club HOUSE.
. NJ. ard Mrs Chester Tofmac. N..
a.d MIS-. Berthe Dyer ard Miss Agnes
To.,Iaa. have returned from Bruno
| ~ick. whore ICY attended the mar
.:ace cf Nr and Mrs. To;msn's
, daughter Vivian and Arthur :. Stow
3. which -ook pace ?. y. SUNDAY.
! Miss Ds.,as Booker has been the
CUES f-- Z few DAYS q East vassa.-
/ boro friends.
During - absence = Mi% Booker.
Miss Cleo Williams substituted d. ti.e
! Tacorne. Cub HOUSE library
! Lawrence Nl.ao.iaad has returned
. 70 Grovetor. X II. 20 resume his
work. after z visit with relatives n
town.
4 III. and Ms. Harry 4 Wood. are
, Tie parents Of q 9 10 daughter born
Feb. Is
-He-bt-t Dolly is confined 70 his
| home oy Illness.
Archie Harrison has returned 20
Fairfield after an illness from the
grip z. .he home % his mo; aer Mrs
J. +. Bellows.
slbe-r Toosharn i. cmo:oyed On :ile
arm q J. r. Bellows.
I'I.- L..hgow Cluh vii! n.4: VIII.
Mrs. Iya Eaton On Wednesday after
-c,on tie o5:!7. instead o. tire 18th.
Tie Junior Christian Endsavo-
meeting vii, be held Thursday after
nocn at S.i5 a. the Congregational
Church pa-iors.
The ;ai1wetk prayer meeting viii
he held Thursday e,enins a. tie Con
gregatioaal ves.-::-.
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Stray Shots

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called suga- E+-cf -oodx. ~ one seeEz
- AnoE- 4 las. 70 o-e SENS wiling
2 .orra-d - Information vpoa T.
Ql:-!. Bec11s+ re ND 9: Ee.soa
Bz--eT ~as found Z : cave to-u.e. u:
Z o!oT-1oz- - Qc;o,e- II Sugar Der.
7T1<,ds that's -: r.eryooz. 5 .a.a.:.s
$4,000 ma p-Ce I: nat III ro&s ca
he way % Csaa1a cg-id r. e.apoz re /.
"t-h sp=.ca. @ha, stor.es /. co-1S tel.
The ~hiskey. gong mostly Il one e.
rect.oa-so-,l. tae a..ornob:.es Tia.
.-aTe fairly s-oaaed -.1=r -..e .osds o.
yet gooelE: that possiol. meetings =
ne DARK places II re rad ard is ey-
paths = persons Who nigh. have re-
.aye5 Inc ~et goos-<: g., this 70 doub:
-Ls old r7ad woY!d .e.l AMI :. certainly
roo-c prove Al ...-s-es..-. s.or;-way
re!ord anything - T-it.-. O. sf.cw.:
II movies o. p,a-s acolr TIE great
no-th TEc7s1s Of .he old Pr Tree state
TIE nan streets q rs ,:2.ca. New
Engla2d shire OWE ar 10, a-..gna:a,
atte- : o'c.ocE ;.=s4 .:gh,s. Daring
dayl!gh. the streets are v.-y busy. .:
course there are mare people II :eTr
:.o7-. DE . the Burke trial. The singh
moving picture show Il. the Opera aous.
u vel pe;ron.zed. The ho:e. ,o5L!.-
a. tie Eew Skowhegaa House. liz
Maine Central Iiot-, and the oxford ara
well flied ;hes3 winter evenings. so,-
'1~ihg :hc long ta:s Z, court and re
rial j. = lively to2!a. TIE grea: amour:
0. snow ~ ..e-e. lie cold which Fas
.Jee1 more intense This year than fo-
Years. arr merely SIDE Issues b.. while
v1t.- IS hsre-very much so-.ooa:as
~. from; WINDOW IL one 0: .hcse &c =
ho-ses on Madison aveaI. IS fa.i
grown Dwarf o-ange tree Tearing mos.
.'.sc.o-s looking fruit.
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Burke Playful

ro!. EIr.e -@.rai-.s thc sane smiling
,.- confident nan tia. ne has aFpea red
p hc I--i7g TIE long dawn o.. strain
q: IL t--al. Monu4:. noon when .eav-
ias IL. courtroom r.. passed Uepa..
Sheriff L.boy q skovaegan lis. tcfore
gong OFT the Goor- lie playt1..g' s;rvck
I-!-oy il. his rather prominent stomach
ard vas Iauga!ng!y adT1on.shed ~ his
nile for lis apparent rUdeness. step
ping Ike 1eli-;raine1 athlete through
the Goor a, tho foot Of tie steps. he re-
e.4es;ed Mrs. Burke TO bring him his
.a.uadr;-. : well grooned man IS John
D.rke. ever careful OF his personal ap-
Dsa-ance but not fopp!sh il his dress.
u seed ike well trained fighter and
c.tr ready to laugh n TIE corridors
std a. tbc -ecesscs Of the court. his
r.es cleaning. lie returns 10 The cur
,r..ll and assumes his characteristic az
..,.Le c. interested attention, watching
cen witness as he appears. He seems
moro ike a well behaved spectator than
I. prisoner charged with the crime Of
murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

.as i from tiae a. !o1E-.nasnt Of Nca-
t&y stte-rooE.
Atto-r.ey Pa-.azxa.. rec -iae1 c.oss-
examination If D.. White The
amount II ns4t Goe- found IN th=
--.test.:.es taAcn from The 1oay 81
ire ls:e Melon Ba-riey T-as tie EuD-
ie1: 9. 'sIc. Questioning ca -ne part
gf ,he a:.,Frer.
"iia-e WI from. aL-opa:vs you have
made after cea,n ceternired tow
tart food bag>es 1!orn lie s.ozla b
- -he .n.es.irsx:" asked s-r. Pattan-
ga
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FREE PILE REMEDY

l.>.e. sam. G:t4r.cc- 4 ::,,. side vas
made u zcraptngs oa- .ne:. abore
bullet NOE
Recess sao.- duration :: 2 Il
p. u
Burke was no, presen. al 1!.e pm
Jig .! .he session and Sheriff AiooeTS
vent after The defendant There vas
. ~ {: excitement among ire spec-
ta;ors bit Burke appeared very so1n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

WANG 70 aro tie many worthless scs.ed cures that
often Containing harmful dz. il vain .ne.e various ?.eos
been tired Frequently leaving system weaker than before
The LIZ" Atxoods Medicine brings quick relief
who1t TIE r.zk Of injurious af.ere6e. Instead II
Temporary improvement, the expense q weakening
vital orys helps the entire digestive apparatus tire
ztonach and esatiEkes general healthy condition. Taken
regularly. physical Improvement which VIII result viii
al.e oycroor.e the fear Of rev attack
Of the family has been family he2i.hresorer for 90
year.; friends etezdfast Yoa buy large bottle
pootul 6osesj from yozr druggist for 50 cente
a. T." Medicine Co.. Portland Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

third birthday a. her home Sara"
when she entertained a pa :
- % her little friends. The ae-e--o'
was passed in playing games Az
birthday cake decorated wiz -:
little candles Vas cut. Eef-es.., mems
OF ice cream. cake. and fans C:4A
ers were served. The young gap:
enjoyed polly afternoon. ar - !
cla-ed little Miss Gross Z d.
hostess.
Miss Evelyn Douglass was -
Weekend guesr Of relatives !. O.
diner.
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Dexter

Owirg 20 the development Of seT-
e-al new cases q pncumnoia within
The past "a hours. the Dexter Board
Of Health has ordered all public
f,uildines Y closed. including the
churches. Schools win close Wednes-
dag noon to be re-opencd March 5
K conditions arc favorable. This en-
forced vacation will take the place
II the usual spring recess and the
spring term will be Is weeks in
tength.
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Steamer Prospero Safe
At New FOundland Port

s.. Johns. n. F. Feb. l.-JsMmed
in az ice foe for eigh, weeks. with
Ter $" Passengers and I5s members Q:
the crew On limited raCons a larss
par: Of tie time, the coast~.se
steamer Prospero arrived safely at
Tw;llinsate. early today. She was
bound from s.. JOHN, y. &, TO this
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WEST GARDINER

MERRILL'S Corners. o.
Green was a business visitor in Hal
lowell on Friday.
Charles Fairbanks Of Spears Cor
ner. was a business caller in town
Saturday.
Miss Ruth Gross. daughter Of Mr.
ard Mrs. George Gross. observed her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Mrs. Eliza pooIsr Jock

Mrs. Eliza Pooler Jock, wife Of
Frank Jock Of this town. died Mon
day night at the Jock home. She
was AZ years of age and death was
due to pneumonia. Besides her hus.
band she is survived by two sons
and two daughters. Frank. Eddie,
Etheline and Gc6rgas. Mrs. Jock
was a faithful member Of st. AIMS
Catholic church Of this town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

port when size vas caught fast in lie
Ace.
y rescue steamer sen, 20 her aid
failed 20 reach the distressed vessel.
The shortage Of rations then became
81 acute that slsdses. loaded with
food. were sen. over the ice to the
vessels side. The breaking up OF :..e
ice foe released the P-ospero and en-
ab,ed her TO reach port safely.
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f-ze. trto o-e II -ne u1cs- npc-Ao.
,-pps u the TESTIMONY.
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-.~rx
l. I'D III"
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MAKE examinations cs .he yowde-
MARKS
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> A:i:.e- we.a marked ~ tes Esaog-
= 11=s.
~ r-a--1z SIZE 1z1e- microscope
p Whittier szl6 Le could determine
IL J3lsS3 -heTe q. EkicL - sooaa =
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--t<~s@a- -lse -ra-s-1sa--5 hang r1nnE e--
70 oF-e a--l - o1- coT. II better
establish the reference O lie .es..-
:Lt--.
cH'T- We a1.c.:L=5 :: .-:3 2. II
Af:.rnSen Session
a - g1rer. ~ -.g- lte revc,sy.- ~
"n- =: .se r<v2j s, erE pc..z.b ., -.rc.r-c
. - lie carr wss z.o~2 ~ Dr. Wit
: tier 49,. 81 the sand Tues4zy
Afternoon MI ~ 6oE5oin pr
eeH@f,- drew .Elrg LIE case TIE reyo--
. Tc- .r-7-y .e1Es we've c-aae3 with e1-
;,sc-zA-.l.l. &. me G-e 1rrn -es ,lge
ore win TasCA u Whittier made
e1oer.ro-:lt- wien re enc. IKE ho,s4
i io.o ::4e -igEt .eg II re -ro1sers
/ Ec-2 b Burke ~. nat nixa. Epoa
, III s1gg@-t.oa II County Attorney
/ Merrill 3fr. ps-:aLga-. asked t1a- D-.
Whittier break oy>a the gin ~ maize
I ,1re tAat !. vas ap- .ea6ed- TIE re-
Z 'o.Te- fo- experimental 1ses was =
; H -r.Egto1 Richardson.
! III Pa..4E.ga:l a::e- ao.e days
: '.les--.o-.rg sa:1 rat he had :iE.;..ed
/ ~-.tA Or. Whittier -. asked for .ds
! right - res-1ns guestioaiag later j.
! ree1 r. u y ..i.t4-r ..44 t-sen -
I ;ie Afs!.3 :,- oYe~ Sc .411r.
/ COUNTY A:.olaey .l.rr..l asaei Or
: Whittier ~ make a microscopic side
rom Cravings rom middle u wa.Et-
s4:I1 {! -s.C err. Z l5acc vntoGcaed
+ 1.- b1.iet lD'ts Arr making this
. u s~as a.keti 8 make a-o.Ler side
/. f-oIn So pings II :ie cloth near TIE
/, er,t experiments! hole IL lei; .sg.
, : third ,siice "as mad rom sc-ap-
mgr 4. i poiE, ere ::lc!1 .ows RI. -s.de
searag a-d bullet hole NJ. :, me l-S.
o1s down from the za-stb@nd. The
fourth s.-Le Yequestei ~ Attorney
Merrill and made b. D.. Whittier
fTas scra1:nsE from otter g.de of The
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Funeral Of Mrs. Julia Thomas

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Julia Thomas of North Dexter were
held Tuesday afternoon al the home.
Mrs. Thomas was IS years Of age
and died after short illness from
pneumonia. She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Ida Dcws Of Water
! vile and Mrs. Mabel Farnham OF
Sanger,-ille. and son, Abner Thomas
Of Parkman. Interment was at the
Jackmap cemetery in North Dexter.
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BURKE TRIAL
: Continued frer Page Ore

co3nsej *: to n..cyoscoD.c sDs,.-
f2cns ~ ,s-41e III Drpsec1ting az
,9-ne!e ar q .8y examination III II
run sar.e.E p.aces On ire .rD,1se.s.
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Forenoon SessIen

IIfgHnz hssA.Dn n cce-- pa2 o.
@ne6 &. :5g A. y.
Dr. frank =. Whittier n Boz. .1i..
college vas frs. on The stand. resun. :
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Mrs. Florence Roberts

The community was saddeIed on
Tuesday morning by the death Of
Mrs. Florence Roberts, wife Of Syl-
yester Roberts. the Main street bar
Der Mrs. Roberts was II! only a
short time with pneumonia. Besides
her husband she leaves two boys.
Mark aged and Dana, aged 3. The
family has the deep sympathy Of all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Piles Cured in s to - Day.
Druggists refund money IL PAZO on
AEST fails 70 cure ltcsiae, BIZ.
6!eed!sg o. Prosr2dt.g Piles o:17
Irritation. Soothes and Heals. " i
get res'fui sleep after the a-s: - IL.
ton. Price Nc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Rheumatism, Lumbago. Neurit;s and :o- ii,
Handy tin boxes Of twelve tablets COS: os,y
few cents Druggists also sell larger Pa-a.ss:
Aspirin Is the trade mark OF Bayer Manu.a-:-
of Observation-Disclosures Of Saiicyiicacid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

TIE "Bzyer Cross" marked on tablets means
~ are getting the genuine -Bayer Tablets Of
Aspirin" proved safe BY millions Of people.
r ire PAYER package are proper directions for
C,fts. Headache. Too:hache. Ea.aohe Neuralgia.
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Sure relief

oilieusne1s, needs e
cures that are offered
rNus preparations have