davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Ra,c and Refined Sugar
Markets Much Easie,
I c u
Current prices. aEu.

Current prices. aEu.
ouGar. gran, ID b.........14.25Q @ -
Col!"e. RIO. No. 7.....s 8 a - 1871
Coffee, Santos, No. 7.....22's q 237s 2511
Both the raw and refined sugar mar
kets have taken on a decidedly easier
uRdertone, although neither market
was quotably changed at the close
yesterday. A local refiner bought some
Porto Ricos at 10.76c C. l. f., and Cubas
at 9%c c; & f., but further free offer
lngs at the close Were unplaced
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

terday, but business in the cost and freight
market has been quiet.
The local spot coffee market was un-
changed with the demand rather dull
again. Contracts on the exchange closed
points net lower to point net ad-
vance.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES
GREENE CANANEA COPPER co.

~ broadway, New York. n. Y.
The Board Of Directors Of the Greene
Cansnen Copper Company has declared Il
Capital Stock Of the par value Of 500 90
per share. payable on November 90. 1920.
70 the holders OF such shares OF record at
tho close OF business nt 500 O'Clock p.
Friday, November s. 1920. Tho dividend IN
payable only upon the $4,000 sharcs into
"a' oc holders who have not converted their
holdings into shares Of 10000 par value
should do 80 without delay IN order that
they may receive their dividend promptly.
The transfcr books will not he closed.
j. W. ALLEN, Treasurer.
New York. September "a, 1870
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furniture
pianos. antiques. bric-a brac, books, art,
etc. GAHAY Ss University Pl. Stuy.
NeSant 23IT.
HI 'HES'T prices paid for furniture Eric-a-
hr"r, Linens at 502 Columbus Ave. Small
Tcl. Schuy!er S2ll.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

1l7TIl 36j W.--Well furnished large rooms.
sulta Bile 2; So UP. phone; all conveniences. S.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

CLERKS Asp TTPlSrs WANTED
METEoHolITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls = Years OF as and o,er
Hours . to % clock
Saturdays Q to II O'Clock
Lunoheons anrved free
Salary to start $l2.00
Abilities of Clerks reviewed each SIX
months Those Of average ability should
be receiving from SIS to SIS per week after
the second review. The variation is due to
difference in clerical work.
Frc" classes conducted in Typewriting.
Stenography and Dictap phone Operating.
Apply in Person between and $50 O'Clock
Room 5cG3. metropolitan Building
I Madison Ave. (at 23rd ST., New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Miscellaneous

BOOK X kEErER. typewriter. experienced IN
dry goods importing. Apply al week
Italian I'D Spread Co $50 Broo-ln st
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Open. High. Low.
Southern Spot Markets

Nou.heFn NpoI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oUiot
" points lower a. 81. sales 1000 bales
New Orleans quiet. 80 lower at % soc
sales So4 bales Mobile nominal 100 lower
At &c: sales nil Savannah quiet so
lower at $50; sales 3l4 bales. Norfoll.
Iulet, 90 lower at $500: sales g. bates
Augusta quiet. g. lower at 97o5r: saI,.
~? bales Memphis nominal. so lower a,
z9.5oc; SAFES 300 bales Houston uuie,
-" lower at 2a.15c; sales 16T7l halos
pa Has steady, 20 lower at 2495c; SALES
i 50 ! bales. '"'~'
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

CHAMEERMAlD and waitress: white; COM
Ietent Best references. Apply $40 PARK
Pi Brook ,yn.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Diamonds, Jewelry, etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
from Individuals or estates. BENEFIT
l13 I:roa,,WAy. - foor.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

WANTED Cook and useful chamberrnai!
experience ed Protestant preferred. Perma
NFNi pace. country near city, refined
Christ an family. middle aged if efficient
desired Wages s70s60. Write Bon s.
Cedar hurst. ] oMg lsanN
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

BURROUGHS
Operators are placed Immediately in good
pa>.ng positions after completing our spe-
cal three weeks course OF instruction on
RIRROtGHS CALt'l'IATTNCi AND
tOokk EEPING MACHINES
Day or Evening Classes Enroll %ow
ri NltOCGIiS SCNOOI. FOR OPERATORS
. iiroadWay Ncw York Cor Neeey ST
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Livestock. Meats, Provisions

Livestock. Meats, Provisions
Yesterday Year ago.
Live beef, fair to
prime. 100 lbs sll.ooIl7oo $l2,oo915.o0
D + Sc beef
sides. lb ..... ITO 30 ITO .25
Live veal COM
mon to pRime,
100 lbs. ...... 14ooQ2 2loo 1909 90
D r @ veal,
city, lb. ...... .220 .33 ESQ .36
Live ewes 100
lbs. ;......... $3.50 $50 Aoo@ so
dressed mutton,
city. lb. .... $50 is .oS1 IA
Live lambs, fair
TO prime, 100
.. - ID
Dressed NJ BIS,
city, ID. ..... ESQ a2 100 IS
Hogs. 100 lbs. 1S.00G12.00 1s.0O4lS.50
Dressed hogs.
bacon 10 49,. .2Jts q .25as ,24a4 a. 25 i
Mess pork bbls 81 $500 zs.004 SO 90
Ness beef, bols. lJ.o0Gt23 90 % o.004D -. 90
Lalu. n d d lie
West, 100 lbs. COZ q 90 SO $50 q 26 20
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Trunks
FOR SALE

BIG RARGAI'T-New and used wardrob
trunks sos Sixth ave. bet. 3oth-3lst st
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

NotIcS Is Hereby given thht a quarterly
dividend OF Hsventy-hve c~nta per share.
payable on October 18th. 1920 to stock
holders OF record at J.. NJ. on October
Of Directors of Consolldated Textile cor
porntion on It's isBuod and outstandtng
asIs Xxx sseprse rpsvxuwsaa.vva ss,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
COttOnseed Oil

The market was only moderately active
ana prices were Irregular. The near posi-
tons were steady. owing to small offers
ana at the close pricca were UNCHANGED to
points higher. The late position shared
tn" weakness in other commodities how
ever ana declined 10 to Is points under
scattered selling. Total sales for the dav
were $500 barrels
The range Of prices fnllnws.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Cables-Spot cotton dun q, Is
noints decline; middling upland. 81 $50
Tai"s' -.0o0 bales. American, 1000 bales
EHportS. I.OoO bales none American Flu
'uF's oientu easy at IL to % points dc
rIln"' cIoted quiet at a net advance of
In'ht 10 q decline Of 10 points. October
MaTch. i;55d, May. l7.2Od. Manchcst,r--
arms dull and irregular, cloths quiet
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

10TH ST. 135 W.--Select house; first class
accommodations to refined party; single.
double room, bath. suites, maid services
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM,
l.eno* Avenue and 123d Street
NeV' Edgar Ti!ton. Jr.. -. d. Minister
VIII preach at } / A. NJ and 8 L. NJ
III n M EiON GRANGE. Convent & I40th
Services. II A. NJ. & p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
60: e.: Want Ads s: %;s;:: ]
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
Lost Bankbooks

, LoST;-Bankbook No. S41.ol5. The Green
wich Savings Bank 246 and 24s sixth
av., n. Y. City. Payment stopped. Please
return to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
HOTEL BELMORE
25TH ST. AND LEXINGTON Av. tnorth-
east cornerl-Single rooms. $3.50; double
rooms, $3.50; rooms with bath. So per day
and up; by the week, SO and up.
122D STREET AND THIRD AVE.
SELECT HOTEL for GENTLEMEN ONLY
.sea snsi hea and bath a
cluded. Rooms 81. $3.50 and UP. Special
rates by the week.
HOTEL ELTON
Corner 4th av; and ?6th st; a new bach
elors residential hotel: rooms IS; with
private bath sl2.
Excellent restaurant on premiscs
MADISON Av.. 745-Furnished. unsur-
nshed rooms with bath. Lewis. Plaza
32lI.
SlST ST. (near Fourth av)-Large outside
room. newly decorated and furnished:
private family; strictly first class Tele-
phone Mad. So. 52Si.
eo1 n. 1lS EASI-Splendld accOmmcda-
tions; one large room adjoining bath.
s9TH ST. us EAST-Parlor. bedroom.
connected; running hot and cold water
l. gentlemen. LenoX 5652. O'Neil.
West Side
EXCEPTIONAL room for business people;
continuous hot water; $l0-S15. 95i st.
Nicholas av. G5Sth ST..
5GTIl ST-Two connecting rooms: running
water; elevator: reference. Circle 3o2l.
s5rH ST. $50 W-Excellent accommodate
tons suite, gentlemen; refined home;
elevator apartment.
10TH ST. 135 W.--Selcct house. first class
accommodations to refined party; single.
double room, bath suites. maid services.
109TH. sol WEST-Two excellent rooms;
prefer business gentlemen. Academy 4lo5.
1l7TIl. 365 W.-well furnished large rooms.
suitable 2; sS up. phone; all conveniences.
l2lST 42o WEST-I.arge double single
Apply directly. Mckinnon. Apartment 4.
lclST ST. 273 w-Nicely furnished front
rarlor: suit bic for two gentlemen: elcc-
W'eity; all conNeni"nces. reasonable.
142D. 54S W.--I.arge we'll furnished: suit
abl" gentlemen. also single room
144rH, $50 w well furnished rooms
with kitchenette: suitable gentlemen.
sherman. Apt !.
1i%D (2s5s sth av)-Two adjoining we'll
FURNISHED rooms with private family;
SS one block to elevated station. Jackson.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
cHAMRERMAlD and waitress: white: COM
petent Best references. Apply $40 PARK
~. Brooklyn.
GENERAL !iOrsEwoRKER - English
Speaking. Two in family. Mrs. Franklin
p Adams. 6l2 West ll2th st.
GENERAL. houScworker wanted: white.
small family. no washing; good homo for
dT rshs wr ru "qS' ni !ef17SaeGs 5st Ph%n M
Brnokiyn. Bensonhurst 1923
whit" sirl. plain cooking, ScsndInavian
preferred. Apply $50 Garfield PA. phone
NrRSE \ middle aged woman to tals~
SaI" "I babT !. months Old; sleep in.
fayctt" .Av. Dklyn Phone s3eO Prospect.
WANTED -r,ook and useful .chambermaii;
Mfni pace I0nnlry near city; refined
Ghri. id AN fam,!! &rd nisle lie aged if eltleen,
Coda hurst. J oNg lSunN
Miscellaneous
BOOK X EEPER. tyrcwrltcr. experienced IN
dry goods importing. Apply al week
Italian Hea Spread Co. $50 I}roo-,lo st
BURROUGHS
opHcs'ors are placed Immediately in good
pa !nG positions after completing spe-
ca three weeks course OF instruction on
RIRROUGHS CALtrLATTNCi AID
HOokk EEPlNG MACHINES
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

sTIILINGs. INC. e24 MADISON AVE,
t5eth ST. offers 500 yards pain Copen-
hagen blue Wilton carpet, also taupes
Slightly usod) 81, 81. 81, s. yard up.
RUGS in ROYAL French Wilton Domestic
light and dark blue. bisque colors and
tans in plain. fancy and Arabian patterns,
all busted and washed like new; elegant
rugs. carpets for home or office all sizes
all prices. SIS SIS. $s5. SllO up: few fine
Oriental rugs. making over. cleaning. lay
ing. E"palrlng dyelng, reasonable. reliable.
beautiful. PLAZA $685.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

l@lST ST. 213 W.-Nicely furnished front
ldrlor: Suita bic for two geHtlcmen elcc-
trlclty, all Conveni"nCes. rcasona BILE
MCtirAth
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
West Side

S5TH ST. $50 W.-Excellent accommodate
tions suite; gentlemen; refined home ;
elevator apartment
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
Where to Go TO Church Tomorrow
REFORMED
Collegiate Church of New York

THE MIDDLE CHURCH,
81 Ave. and 7th St.
Kew Edgar Franklin Romig. Minister
Rev. Joseph II. Duyyee, d. D..
Will preach at IL A. NJ and P NJ
THE MARBLE CHURCH.
9TH Ave and 10th st.
Kew David James Burrel. ID D.. Minister
br. Daniel a. Polling will preach.
IL A. M.-"Thc Man Who Knows"
s r. M-"The Great Commttal"
THE CHURCH OF SIT. NICHOLAS.
eth Ave. and 4sth ST.
Rev. Malcolm James Macleod. D. d. Mlnistar
Rev. Cha rles K. Brown. u. D.,
or New Haven, Conn. Will preach
A lis the Church a Spent Fore 90
+. M.-"The Leader in Day OF Social
Rebuilding"
THE WEST END CHURCH.
Went Ind Ave. and 77th Street
Kew Henry Evertson Cobb D. D. Minister
VIII preach at II A. NJ
SUB breaking the Heart Of the World -
THE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH,
Fort washington Ave. and 1Slst St
All Ses:s Free.
Rev: Irving II. Berg. D. D. Minister
Rev MALCOLM JAMES Macleod. d. D.
"sil preach at II A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
SURROGATES' NOTICES

FOR SALE-Will assign Lease seven room
apt also sell furniture. furnishing, at
cost Apt- ID, 03T West l24th 81.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

144rH, $50 We well furnished rooms
with kitchenette: suitable gentlemen.
sherman. Apt !.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

l42D. J4S W.--I.arge. we'll furnished: suit
able gentlemen. also single room.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

TOT X NEW ENGLAND
Perfect Roads NaEnit!,''.N Scenery. Good
II 3tciS For Road Nan address W NJ
klMBAI.l. Secy. y f Hotel Assn,
Draper Hotel, Northanntor. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25
ATLANTIC CITY
NEW YORK STATE

SI1.T0N FARM. Lake Waccab buc Y. Y
several rooms vacant, modem improve
rl"nts. during October Most beautiful
part Of W"StCh"ster County near Wac
cahuc Lake autumn foliage perfect. Te!e-
phone South Salem SO.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-25

1t%D (2s5S Sth av)-Two ad Joining We'll
furnished rooms with private family .
S.. one block to elevated station. Jackson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

sv scu-e u : u be1n-e E H-gs
e-pwc Of tnze-es1ef fans
NJ and Ms. Herbert Caldwell e
Augusta were the guests sEsr Sur
cav az M ane Nrx- T. c Gilman a.
their nome or Head sr-es-
Ealph Newell LET rcvn -nss6ay
FIR MeIiewdals. P-rv-nce rs Alberta.
CEna1a- where ne viii Visit ELS moth
- for few weeks Mr. Newell vii
rner 70 To Willows Calf. where be
mas posse,rn ss eler-ricizr II n
garage.
Miss Haze CnIpmRn If Portland
WITS thz guest far several GAYS the
f-s1 Of -ns vrssK n her parents Nj.
ans A-rs AIher- EnIpnzr
Pave Ksefs. vino mas been the
guest IF friends n Madison tn- -ns
past fnu- GAYS returned &c D-Ee-. -
H TuesdEv morning
Mrs. Aabsl Carpenter 81 Besfnn
YVES the gusEr eUsr MemariRl Day et
her hro1Her. Z z ElmsnaE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

Tended neFn-e npaE- S1aeL equipments,
motors and oils suffered g-s&rsEr de-
p-ecizEt0E, Dill suEE-s. EDDacEtS,
ieg1nFrE, chsMlGkis ana snippings &lsh
gave way u Like ex-En1 be1o-t IRE
class.
Ex11E ve-e the aa-- sracKs IT dis
PLAY Hao0ezR1e EuEp0r- sans a. Inf
anC s. Louis & San F-anclsGG,
strengthening OF buying az me cra-ar-
Eey racanEiE Witnessed II Ehnsf
g-ours Sales amounted II 561 Dos
shares.
errEt1upuE pressure the secorc az
showing p-rnauncsG weakness though
-nccue-lng aaRhEAg q. thE enc. The
genera LIST Was Irregular ~ MaCs-&1s
-nur<snnk. Torxi sales pa value az
Eeszaer s-.sAh. NHn- 9la = 6 Baacs
were un9nEnen6 81 0A
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NasrpE. <une

B8E-ijE. II 1Ef 3
SE--hsIce whBas cHrls - If
1ssa
E-T-EE-& a--nerr e-aEma-v ea-
rrEs = ID 5Ts. weHEsrr creamery e1-
Tras 5ss e 81
EEEEsE-F--ast cueies ~ II IS
CCEN-AE- yellow 1aa &c -.
EEE-As Hrby nsnnsry IS Il 6b
Eesss-r extras 80 EE g.
FLC-R-sprIaF nEIsurs 1gs-pnUna
sacszs speciEl shorts 157s LG l6Jts
STANDARD -4Da IF 1H06.
EAT-NG. -Lm0rrv - II "a
LAM-Sp-Ing sc II 81
CATS-FancE ~ pounds 80 II IL
PGEA-Med1u backs z166
ATC)E-A-aos-nak E-eer< MIS-
80 70 - per 90 pounds nr track.
@LGAE-Ar1srIcEn suga- Eefne-E
quotes e1z cer1E II -Da-hl.- lots, I>as
Pc cer-- 1p- cast-
TEA--- 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
MADISON

-he residence ~ M gue Ms
Jrnr NarrieIHr ST Depot sEr@~t was
me scene Of q r-errs wedding 81 g
c'cicck SUNDAY evening II which
their dzugnrsr. Miss Rose EennigiRn
nscarne Ehs bride af Ave6ss kz-1Er
AZ Newsu-ypr-- Maaz- The official
ING Clergyman WIS Rev. William
Wnoe ax6 rfze drusie ring service
WIS Usse The cnupls were arIsns~d
by s. Ez-IEn as best n,xr- Gns Mrs
9. kzrian as bridesmaid The cs-e
mGy YVES Witnessed by G large
rnmcEry n friends Following the
ceremony refreshments wers SERVED
Min Ncnrisian n nne nf TIM best
KNOWN yeunr wnmTn Of rhe Maainnr
Arnenizr cnirny- Mr.. Erc M-x.
Kz-lsr win -eside IN S<vhuryp1rr.
the Madison Raishsriki baseball
team trimmed rhe Bingham 1rvn
ream IN q gsxns an the Old Print
a~1nue eFuuua Akundxy atrHnDor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02
LAED-Easy, middle West sG56 "a

PEOPLE Voc knew Div ase sci Things
the 5auFral Want "a REy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

-AED-EHEy middle west .656 II
sBSa
8-ER-S-aaCy- -eceipZE ems
C-eGme-y higher thar sx-as 80. r.
Ut extras 2. sco-E SO. E-s-E IS II g.
sEnrE IS II % Packing sLack cE-Tsn-
make Nc. .. 4ez ts A.
EE=-L--eEu1ar receipts 80 So
EEa-EFf pEEEaE sEErE H-SEE 4h II Z
h-sEE - II z5s; fresh gErne1'ec extra
rl-sS - x -. 1-s-s "a rC ~ sIals
"a Enc nEZ-Dr western nsunsTT
wines r-SLs II extras 80 II S5 sE-f
Pa anc Nearby nenHsTx HTewRs sz-
--as - II sc, da. gathered B-Ewns
and mixed eniorE f-s-s u extras -
70 az
PIT : = lfE1S-LAHWE-. EDlEnssrr new
bare 50dG Ii 156e. Bermuda BARREL
1gup 70 1shf Danish 1s5 E8uDnnE stip
70 soH. sweets jersey M : nashsT
sac n 45G- southern AE- ! baEKsT -5b
u soc
CAEEA aE--owe-. southern crate
- II 3gG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

Chicago. June !
-A--E--anf. beef steers - u 50
eerr TOP warnings 14sn, hest nesvy
141a Ennf EIBeE 70 cents r. -hA- gaBc
prime heavy COWS 7G5e 70 115t- gnoG
nez@s-s LzsG; bologna and asGvg bulls
weak wtii+ 1Lgix butchers are @Gtiv
steaGE wT-n DeE1 ~ Z1hG bulk be
ipgnas sDo II ss5 calves mostly 80
Lac 10 1A90.
H9GS-3s ace rses-lE Is cents
lower Lhar Yesterdays aws-aSE l+gtE
haEvy neglected.; Iop 14Ss- su2E 1915
&c A5f; p1gs s-saey3 bulk 1-pb tn 1zaa.
SEEE-1s.D e0. snD-r iRuTBs Steady
&c - esfzrE lower. bes- spring lambs
EleaEv ID % cents ElEhs- Sussp
s1AAuv- best Ehr-r iarHns zTB0s bulk
159t 70 100. cnoies spring lznss liza
buIK -5nD rn TT5b. Top ewes 1000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

Chicago, = Ens =
C1-r ane oErs Climbed rapid II
value EneaE ewing IL me taEIr II cayr-
pa-zrfEt failure " sfer-K n hurry
-tfA movement Of -u-ai supplies II che
principal distributing nsl1erE- A1rEr
cse rise rae amounted - some cases
70 : - cents a busns4- corr closed
nervous 81 70 - nsr r LE-s- wr-r
July 1-2s u - au6 September -aE s.
Id 1ss "a. CiE-s gained rive cents Ii
Ia. n U-gvlElnnE -nr eEEGGYnr Va
REC rom % rsT-E decline &c fvs fsurs
acvaurs
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3D. Advertise for Farm Dairy Help This Page Tomorrow


Go Use clxsS1fed advertising n The Journal In
the first place the cost Is leu and there's spec
III rate ErEnted Il the 2d L . be printed more
Lhzr once
The east Of sn az may txlriy be Jusee6 anly
by the results Lhat the aS hrlags- Want Ads
Cas1 De read hsfars they GEE BE- answered. and
% make II easy fer busy readers C End what
they are iookne far, The Jogrn2l pixn provides
careful classification and indsEay
The business nan the uoEl&L Y the hane
ths nzn or the woman seeking e-nieynnt-
al say that classified advertising psyG # vel
have z Want you shsuld txlk WIFE q Jouraal
Want A5 Taker
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Mercantile pEp9s
Exchange, SIr9nE7 ETer1nE e-dEr
bits s.ss cnEnme-riai 6e-csv bills on
hanks ass; COMMERCIAL sf-dEv bills
g8s demand sss 81. cables 3-s1s.
F-zncs Demand 1e-gH. carries Ic-ss.
NeigrKr francs. demand ---@-, cznlss
les
Lire Demand 1873. cables 49,
Marks demand Isl, cables g..
New York exchange or Mon-rea4 II
Der cent discount
-1ze-umerr bonrF weak
EnSl-rR6 nunEe weak-
Time fnRna Ez-rnEs &c cETs, go cETE
arc SIX months s3
Cal manew sr-ung mgr . lnw .,
-ultur rata g. closing nId 2. offered n
& iaEr lnzx T. hank nccFptauces s IA
Sxs-llng advanced further IT ma
lnfe anaffnEE- 6a-ffEy rZIls az ron-
rne-c1n1 se-ox- bills IN par1ks asI
cumme-cszl 6e-dzE bi.ls 3.s6s, demand
m 81 crhinu J s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-02

ing sIpress inad CT h0rsaS
-''n Indiana that has besn T.
or account of the emhar-
Tue TO arrive IN Lewistaa
caE. May -. Ssme
''N WOODS horses IN lot.
ferguson Bros.
sun ia RatE Sc.
a.-s... Tel 1919
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Want ADS FaF-L4 The ksnnsasf
JauyaR1
, 1920-04-14
Little Johnny's Slate.
April 10, 1920.
Dear Mr.. Yohansen:-

Dear Mr.. Yohansen:-
All | can find to say on marriage is a
little peace copied from = book Daddy
was look ng through after reading
A. IT'S letter and forgot on the table.
The book says:
The law of the church has created
neither the purity nor the peace of do
nestle life. Back of all churches is hu-
man affection. Back of all ~theologies is
the love of the human heart. Back of all
your priests and creeds is the alteration
of the one woman by the one mar, and
of the one man by the one woman. Back
of your faith is the fireside; back of your
folly is the family; and back of all your
holy mistakes and your sacred absurd
ties is the love of husband and wife, or
parent and child.
Yours truly
JOHNNIE IGNATZ.
, 1920-04-14

is a civil contract which can be effected
through the law or the church according
to the choice of the contracting parties,
and | hold that the delusion circula ing
to the effect that marriage is a sacrament
is something mew as far as the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the United States is
&C ncerned. The contention so far adj
vanced in the newspaper, and spoken
about, by those in +, vor of the absurd
notion occasioning this discussion is here
with thrown out as illogical and empty,
and its. supporters are challenged 10 dis
prove my deductions as set forth herein.
AS a natter of fact, the church's stand
as presented oy A. T. ard clique, appears
to be In direct opposition to the law, and
savours of boIshevism or revolutionary
ideas, to say the least.
We would like to hear from A. [. or
anyone else of his views, ana would APP
preciate their advancing their opinion
about the validity of marriages as per-
formed by the law, and whether such
are deemed null and void by their church.
FraternalIy
FOLLOWER
Protestan, Episcopal Church of y. S.
, 1920-04-14
TFILEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STA hon.

De ayei In Transmission.
Washington, April End. The rejection
by Poland o tee Bolsheviki propose for
an armistice is considered by the P fish
officials here as indica ing that the P lish
General Staff is confident of its abllity to
withstand the Russian attacks.
Washington, April End. A confer nee
of coastwis shipping interests and long
shoremen, which was convened a. the
department of labour today in an atte mpt
at the settlement of strikes at the At
lantic and Cult ports, dissolved late, in
the day without having reached an az zee
ment. Mr.. Post, Assistant Secretar7 OF
the Labour Dept. said hel say no fope
OF bringing the two sides together a: d
could see no oth1r conclusion than to de-
, 1920-04-14

we at the same time feel sure that there
csn be no harm in calling his attic ntion
to this fact, as Theatres can never have
TOO many exits
On Monday evening when the show
was over we could not help noticing the
ease with which the audience Oh the
right side of the Theatre found their
way out, while the unfortunate ones on
the left side had to content thems Ewes
with the main exit, having no side door
to 60 through, on aecohnc Of the wires
put there of ate. We hope that this
matter will soon be looked after t the
satisfaction of all concerned. In C )sing
we beg to con 2ratulate the manage for
the excellent pictures that are now 'eing
shown to The public, and wish t e
Theatre all success in the future.
PATRONS OF THE THEATEE.
, 1920-04-14
THE CHRIsTIANsTED THEATRE.

We would like to know what is the
reason for stretching wires across the
door on the left side Of the Theatre,
when the one on the opposite side is left
free to the patrons over that way? If
the manager is afraid that some persons
NAV get in without paying the admis-
sion fees, then station guards at the en-
frances, or place the wires on a S Winging
door that can be opened and closed. by
some one in authority, but don't cut off
one of the means of escape in the event
of an accident as one can never know
where danger turks in a Theatre. While
we are confident that Mr.. Svendsen is
trying his best to accommodate his patrons