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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
State House Cha.

Adsutant General George Mel
Presson viii This "Wednesday eve
hing speak at Livernore Fails under
the auspices Of business mems
meeting. The generals address viii
be il the interests Of recruiting and
he viii SPEAK directly On Our Ma
,ional Police Force"
The case Of mounted moose with
tie deer. caribou and bear in the
State museum have z great fascina-
ton for many people, some Of them
both young and old visiting the mt
scum as often as they can 10 view
their gfavorites- with which they new
er seem 20 tire One little girl comes
frequently. SO much so that Captain
G ". Kicker nearly always speaks 20
her. He usually says: Hello, where
are you goingz
Going 70 the museum" IS the
usual crisp reply.
What co you DO there
Watch the cattle"
And the little girl trots along to
her pastime.
Ice falling from the dome, Tuesday
afternoon under the influence Of
over 20 degrees rise in - hours or
50, struck the glass over the south
elevator and smashed through,
broken glass and ice going to the
basement No one was injured. all
though the noise made some OF the
more tirnid think Of an earthquake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
"SAPHO" PROVES
A SENSATION

Just as was expected. the presen.a-
ton Of '.SaDho" at the Augusta Opera
house IS proving a sensation The
great play BY Alphonse Dauce,' was
sensational success generation
ago ard il is just as big and remark
aoie today as it was then.
Sapho' IS not like Camille Il
mas bigger appeal and does not end
as tragicaliy- But Camille and Sau1a
nave much in common. Both are
aocu' woman Of the world. Sapho,
however, is the more passionate. the
Pct CT society and continually look-
ns Tor nex lovers unti! Jean Gaussi,
comes along fresh from the coun-rv
he Is very naturally attracted by the
beauty Of the famous demi-mode Of
Paris- She, too. fascinated By his
IAN. dark haniiaess sees a new 1oy
and falls in love with him.
But even a woman Of the world
IKE Fanny Le Saphemav
TIRE OF a novelty and Jean really
pai-s on her. He, TOO, finds .ra-
when he returns 20 his studies in
faris. that his relatives and frisnas
VIII not tolerate him because Of the
Ike ne has bean leading. Il is then
that ne returns to the little villa
where he has left Sapho and sha
artfully making him confortab,a
goes of with an old lover to be mar
RED
The work Of Ann Kingsley a. s..
Pho IL distinct triumph for this
most talented leading woman. Ken
netn Fleming gives a mos. SATISFYING
Interpretation of the role Of lean
While all the other members Of tho
company add greatly to the success
q most successful production.
When thieves fall out is il e~so.
one Of the high lights Of yitagrnh,s
Dig picture, In Honor's Web" This
production. with Harry r. Mo-ev as
star. Is now being shown as the +e.
ture moving picture q, the oners
house
MI: Morey appears in the role Of
FRANK Powell. a wealthy manufac.
turer- He falls in love with the ss,,.
woman his younger brother. Ber.
loves and is outdistanced nv A.
younger man. The entane,emsnt ~
hves that follow brings Powell IN ~
rest, charged with murder he h..
not committed The falling out ~
thieves provides a smashing china
tiat clears up the mystery.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
BLUE SKY Law ADVERTISE
AEST.

Aipacacon hsTzg h-==2 -zis 70 II.
Barking Department - - .3...w...
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Chap o.. Sec II 20 =. q re Rvy.sei
Statutes. as amended. ssEa. Eo:.1e .
ht-eeE gwen and Al. r-rs12 nav.
within tEo weeks frcZ t1e .a.- :: III,
-gbkcz-o- 6ie ca.ec-soa - Ias 20
posi- YsES-z.l1a VIII .1= I2-z.-s
I.sgarIs-r
Mare BUSES A35-as;
W. P FxEerls & Co : ~ $.
Ecs- Mass
NCrh Ns-ioral Ez-k - ~ =.
PccE=-. f.2,1.
PrsE Drug Co. Bag Ma,
FRANK L palmer
BANK Co-.E.SS. -.
Augusta. Ne. Jaz =. lae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Of Eag. Boothhay. Purposes q ger
eral saipbuisding business. il ali its
branches. Approved jan e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

soye-a the meetings ea-1-@: A.: s=S
SEEING II the beautiful c.:-@s Q: Lsv.s
ton and AubGrL-
Mrs. Assn Williams ;nFrorai
slowly She hasa p-ci---e- i.--ss'-
Nr. and Mrs LaciCs Sa--0ws ve'
Sunday guests Of Ms Bs---ws Ec.t5'
Mrs Mary Cordon-
Rev. NJ -Es-y O. NJ Ver-,- "
occupy the pup, al Ihe Smi.- Ns-
o-ial church S-c5ay- FEB l. At u
usual time A. illustrated ltc---s 4
TIE Life q CaES; I'll b. - :.
hi-. which VII BE- made ye-y irierest
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

1t has been announced ira. the issce
u IS 90 80 SIX and oae-half per cent
Italian bonds, date. February /. re-
emily authorzei for Ho.ation IN this
country by the United States Treasury
Department. will be offered 20 :he pub
lie al go and accrued interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
COMING TO THE OPERA. HOUSE

JUNE the News Girl" is the name
OF the meiodrama that will be given
~ tne Luttringer Stock Co. for the
iast three days Of this, their 21st
week in Augusta For the fea,ure
picture place, the Incompatible and
inimltahle Wallace Reid will be seen
In hawthorne Of the Z. s. A" 9th
er big pictures that will shortly be
seen at the Opera House are SHOULD
Husband Forgive" THE Birth Of
Race. The Cinema Murder" and
Eyes OF Youth" all pictures that
haye proved big sensations wherever
shOwn.-A6y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

5e.E -.an,4-5-yeEu-Ena
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
S3,OOQ.O0O FUy9 FOR
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Hope to Have Endowment That
Will Allow Reasonable Sal
ary Increases.

At q meeting Of the executive COM
mittec Of the Trustees of Delaware Col
lege, which will b. held next Saturday,
consideration will be given project TO
increase and equsLze salaries paid to the
faculty at the college. predicated on the
raising of a 1S ,OO0,0 600 endowment fund.
The matter of raising fund of these
proportions has been under considera-
ton for some time, and ii is likely that
campaign in that behalf will be considered
A. G. Wilkinson, business manager of
the college, it has been learned, is working
on a schedule of salaries. which will be
presented to the committee at it's meet
ing on Saturday Following is the tenta-
tive outlined Of this schedule:
Deans, at least 81 600 yearly, with pro-
vision for an allowance of $500 per yea for
house rent, or q suitable house provided
free In the case OF the dean of the ag-
ricultural depa. tmept such house already
has been provided.
Head professors, with three or more
men I'D his department, $500 year.
Regular professors, 81, 800 yenr
Associate professors, So 900 year,
Assistant professors, 81 800 year.
Instructors, 1900 . yea, with an
assured increase OF 800 year for four
yeas, or 50 200 year at the end Of the
fourth year.
Pelow the instructors would he as
sistants, who would be recent raduntes
ambitious for a collegiate profeSsorship,
at 81 200, with promise of 800 y year for
two years. or SI400 wear, with prospects
of better positions
II Is figured that s., ,0O0 600 Of tho total
Of S., ,100, ,00J would be required 10 provide
for this, and the remaining 81 ,G0,ep
could be utilized ss p development fund
The chief need is for an engineering build
ing, corresponding 10 Wolf Hall, in the
department Of agriculture There are
now in Delaware College 10 students IN
engineering "a against only = fivs years
ago. ind there ls reason to believe the
college can count 1pon 1D Year. SuCh
an engineering building would cost At
least S4000nD, The sum Of 100000
would be needed for equipment and $500,
010 for endowment 20 provide for tpkeep,
replace hrcsksge and worn-Out material
and light. water and heat This would
make 5000 600, Of which si50.000 would
b., required Tor a now general dormitorv.
OF the remaining $l50,G0o the sum Of
S75.ee1 would be p'lt aside rs On endow
mcnt for . 4 and sciences and S7b,O00
for agricultural equipments
Summarized the difficulty At Delaware
was thus described by 8 friend Of the
nstutIon
1T has double the work and expense
owing 10 the increase In the number of
students from $50 five wears ago 70 AS
today and the increase in living expenses
Of 1nne 50 per cent In short, 90 per cent
of tho causes underlying the designations
from the faculty and inability Of the
trustees to face the problems confronting
them lie in sheer lack oi money II is
for this reason the trustees plan to appeal
II tho friends, alumni and public generally
for fund of S., 900 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
DEATHS.

IORDON-In this city. on December 81
1918 Thomas P son or Richard and
Cstharlne Jordon. aged q years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
nc funeral from the residence Of his par
ants fi2l Pleasant street. on Wednesday \
morning at O clock. Requiem mass al II
pauls Church. lnterment al Cathedral
cemetery
McDERMOTT In this cliy on January 3
1920, James Il. husband Of Susan + Nc
Dermott
ReisIlves and friends and members Of
Wilmington Aerie, No a. r. O. E are in
vited 70 attend the funeral from ms late
residence, 1904 Maryland avenue on We'd
uesdaS morning at 9 o ClOcK Requiem ma
st 81 Eli sateth Church. I1termeut at
Cathedral cemetery.
PATTOE-In this city. on January !. 1920
Martha e. wife Of Joseph u Patton aged
16 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral services a the residence OF her
husband 1903 West Eighth street. on Wed
uesday afternoon. January :, at 3 o clock
Interment al iSiverylcw cemetery.
VALENTIA r In this city on January
1920. alexander Valentine. aged ~ years
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
the funeral services al the residence Of his
brother Harry Naietine J9dS Lancaster
avenue on Tuesday afternoon January
a. clock. Interment at LOmbary come
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
BRAKE Innings SUIT
De aware Corporation Interested in Action
Against New Jersey Concern.

Trenton, Y j., Jan ; The Thermoid
Rubber Co. tho Johns Manvillc Co, of
Manvillc, and the Asbestos Brake Co, 3
New Jersey corporation. have been made
defendants in a suit hro ,ght in the Court
of Chanccry by Milford 6 Massi and
others 10 recover royalties on patented
aShestos brake lining William T. Bonner
Of this city. ono Of the complsinants, il
the originator Of certain asbestos brake
linIncs, and controls the interest in the
Brake Liners Co, Of Delaware. which
figures il he litigation
An alleged agreement made IN 1911,
under which the Thermoid and sfanviIIe
companies took asbestos brake lining
licenses from the Asbestos Brake Co,
under 3 10 per cent royalty clause, form
the basis or the litigation II is alleged
during the last nIne wears the combined
net business cf the defendant companies
amounted to s20.010.000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Pacific Gas and Electric Co, quarterly
Si25 on common, payable January 10 To
stock Of record December 81.
Mohawk Mining Co. quarterly $50;
PAYABLE February > 70 stock Of record
Jan,.4ry Is.
American Trading Co. quarterly 2 per
cent on preferred and 4 per cent on com
uon. PAYABLE January L..
Cities Service Co, monthly dividend ol
- : cents on its tankcrs' shares. payable
February to stockholders of record
January -
Carbon Steel Co. regularly 2 per cent
on common, the annual : per cent on
second yr. fcrrcd. Common Is payable
January lj 10 stock of record January 10,
fr,t prcf.rr,i s,TlanrUI 4 per cent
March so 10 stock cG record March 26.
and per cert September so to stock
oi record September Is ard .mfond
pr.ferrcd ,Iulv 20 10 stock of record
July Is
Sritis h. American c Chcmicai q, INITIAL
dividend Of = Is per cent payable February
20 - stock OF record JanuaTy 20
Imperial Tobacco ca Of Canada, hnai
dividend of | per cent fnr wear ended
frhr,lsry SO and interim dividend Of ! II
p,r cent On ordLa1y stock. payable
inmcdlately
American Rolling Mills Co quarterly
II - cents and : pcr ocnt in common
stock or common stock. and quarterly
of Iis per cent oil preferred and Of
Is. per cent on dchcntlire stock, al pay
ablt January l5 a stock of record De
center 81
Standard Underground Cable Co,
.Ntra of 3 pcr cent. > special Of 2 per
rrnt ard quarterly Of ; per cent, all
..yablc January lc to stock q record
an uary &
american Druggists Syndicate, 40
hts. payable February oS 70 stock Of
cord Jaruary Z
Edison Electric Illuminating Co, Bos-
on quarterly Of 5 per cent payable
ehr1larv to stock Of record January IS
Republic oil and Refining Co, an
evtra Of . per cent payable January 10
= stock Of record January !.
Northern States Power Co, quarterly
= per cent on preferred. payable Jan
3arv 20 70 stock Of record December 81
ila~ilton Woolen Co semIannual of :
~ cort payable January 10 70 stock
rc5or9 January ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
STOCK PRICES DECLINE
AFTER STRONG OPENING
Gains at Opening of Change Ses-
sion Wiped Out Before
Noon.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York Wall Street, 80 B. un-),
Jan. 5.-Events over the weekend were
favo-ahly interpreted by financial IN
torests, Judging from the firm to strong
opening OF todays stock market.
Shippings, oils and metals were special
" prominent at gains of | to points,
seve al Of the food and utility issues also
4 splaving strength.
Steels and equipments were irregular
and mostly under last weeks final prices.
r ails moved within ra-row bounds,
some Of the Tacifics and coalers rejecting
mode: ate pressure.
Noon Pressure effsced most gains
within the first hour, short selling being
induced bv the low ratio of reserves re-
ported by the federal reserve hank and
uncc, taintv respecting decisions which the
United States Supreme Court Is expected
To hand down today
Reactions of 10 points accompanied
the frccr offerings OF leading stccls, equip
mentS, oils. motors, shippings and such
specialties as American " oolcn.
Allied shares made corresponding de-
cllncs hut metals and rubber ISSUES were
firm
Call money opened at 10 per cent, the
lowest initial rate IN seve!a weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Concerning d! stocks Jones & Baker
say: W it'll consumption steadily out
str piping production and with rising
crude oil prices established oil companies
apparently sre facing an era Of mount
ing prosperity"
Tentative figures Of valuations of
So railroads as SO far made by the inter
state commerce commission, covering
%, 700 miles show as 70 IS per cent
of such mileage reproduction new
cost IN excess Of she investment accounts
Of the companies, ttu, not carrying INTO
the valuations cash on hand securities
owned, materials and supplies, and
lands owned but not NJ present used
Tor carrier purposes
Canadian Psciac Railway gross earn
lngs for week ending December 81, 1919
totaIing S., ,403 900 compared with S4,613,-
900 for 1918, an increase Of $3.50 900.
The situation in the investment mar
ket does NOT indicate that large amounts
of capital are available for investment at
this time, say the National City Bank
Bonds and stocks which in the past
have been considered choice investments
are selling at the lowest prices In their
history"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & 90.
du Ponf Building.

Lost eomethingf Try q classified ad-
vcrtisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
RHEUMATIC PAINS
QUICKLY BANISHED

Ton v~on1 nava 30 waTs tbs floor sif night
sufferins eNcruts atinK pain IL you vin gen.
tly rub the affected PARTS with Heth o sol.
the hniusut in ointment form II IL -
p~nrty stlnE. IL gives almost instant reii-f.
10 is aa4fsfyfrg Thai you try ~ vnH
viii never he without n lar in your horne.
Asth . sol widely known and endorsed hv
rhysicr-ns Pvrrvwhsrs and Ia beneficial in
t-aaes ~ N~1ritis Lurlbago Hach ache Sore
Nu~fA%. Ps9us In tha Chest Strains nr
'rrans Sold IL 35c Jars by all dir vxiss
= Eeiva tn rhtIAneipkrta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
To the nyspentie.

Would you not like to feel that your
stomach troubles arc over, that you can
eat any kird of food that yoaI crave?
Consider then the fact that Cham Ter
Iain's Tablets have cured others WHY
not Won? There are many who have been
restored to health by taking these tablets
and ran now eat any kind of food TINT
thew crave Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

Once q year We have an inventory
sale Now is the time for real bargain.
Come quickly Nelson Shoe Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Two New du Pout Cars.

Two machines have been completed by
the du Pont Motor Manufacturing Co, to
be tested out before the rev car is placed
Il the market Company officials declare
he car IS standing up well under the
train and that they are well pleased with
it, T. Paul du pont IS president Of the
rnTnnanN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Irish Pn iceman Shnt on Reat

ny Associate Press to Every Evening
Rally I.ongford, Co.ItY Kerry, Ireland,
Ian s policeman was serio sly
wounded ~ bullet tired while h. was
patrolling his teat ~ the village here last
niyht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, Jan 5-Charters were filed
here Saturday as follows:
Leonard Morton & Co, Chicago
Ill, printing and publishing; eapitai
SIC, 0,360,o00
international puncture Proof Tube
Corporation, New York City; 5000, 600.
Elder Steel Steamship Co, W ilmington,
Del: $4,000 600.
Consolidated Producing and Refining
Corporation New York City; 81 500, ,pO0-
James T.. VI Waterbury Co, Chicago,
III, real estate; sI,ooo,e0o.
Quaker Maid Corpoi alton, Louisville,
KY, food products; s775, eco.
Sturdi-Truck 'anuiacturing Co, VIII
nington, Del; 100000.
Rider Oil and Gas Co, Wilmington,
Del: 100000
Security Oil and Gas Co, Pittsburg.
Pa. 100000.
Golden Star oil and Gas Co.. vii
mingtou, del S250Gon.
Springvalc | axe Summer Home Co.
Pittsbmrp, Pa; s200.0e0
National Consumers Exchange, Inc.,
Springfield Mass s200,0W
Crown Gas and Oil Co, Wilmington,
Del.; 100000,
MaoIeran 4 Hertog Co, Chicago,
H., machinery $4,000
Duq'iense Securities Co. Pittsbnrg,
Pa $50 600
Radio tlccLric %. Wilmington. Del;
s25,000
Increase in capital Of Hughes Petroleum
Co, New York City. frnm f20,0ON,FH
tn $50 0.oo0NO0
Change of Rosen dale ffphoIstering
Co. TO Frampton Furniture 90, and IN
crease in capital from S50, 900 ~ $3.50. 600
Irish Po iceran Shot on Beat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish 70 thank or neighbors. friends
md relatives for the flowers and kindness
shown US N our recent bereavement. Mr.
and Mrs : + Colt, sos Jefferson stres /.
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
~ n4EMORIAM.

IN iovinz remembrance Of my late nus
tand > Frank kyle. who deJ arted thi life
January :. 1919. sadly missed Requiem
mass at ST Mary Cnurch on Tuesday.
January .. 1926. 81 8 0 clock. Friends IN
vlLed.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Mrs. Cunningham i'm Note
Tells Why She Ends Life
Friend Called to Hotel by Teie-
phone Finds Widow by.
ing from Poison

Mrs. Eleanor 7. Cunningham, who
committed suicide late Saturday night
in the Sherman Square Hotel, carefully
planned her act. This was made public
yesterday following the discovery of
a letter written by Mrs. Cunningham
in which she gives explicit instructions
as to the disposition of her body and
her estate, She refers to an obituary
notice prepared BY herself and sent to
morning newspaper in 1918.
Mrs. Cunningham had been treated
for melancholia since the death
of her husband, Samuel A. Cum
death Of her husband. Samuel A. Cum
ningham, Il former president of the
Bankers Safe Deposit Company. Mrs.
Cunningham first telephoned Mrs
Elizabeth Huggins, 800 Riverside Drive,
and asked her to come to the hotel
Then she took poison, undressed and
went to bed. When Mrs. Higgins ar
rived she found her friend suffering
agony and before doctor could be
called she was dead.
Il cannot go on" Mrs. Cunningham
letter reads. Il seem to hear my be-
loved husband calling me. l am going
to try to find him."
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
Fined SlO as Escort
OF PolicewOman i'm Park
Lonesome, Meets Mag
isirate Instead of Mary
COOnev's Mother

Mary Cooney is an unromantic soul
who makes no allowances for young
men affected by the moon and the fra
GRANGE of spring She is attached to
Deputy Police Commissioner Ellen
O'Grady's staff.
Miss Cooney was detailed to walk
through Central Park Saturday night
and watch for mashers. She entered
the park at Fifty-ninth Street, and, &C
cording to her story was followed by a
man. At the reservoir, at Seventy
ninth Street, she declares, he took her
by the arm and said:
Little girl like you. What's the
chance of takin' you home?"
"What's the idea?" she demanded
"Im lonesome" he said.
"Comc on, thcn," said Miss Cooney
And together they walked until they
we're in front of the Arsenal police
station.
Here we are she said, and dis
played her badge. "C'mon in and meet
mother"
The young man gave his name as
Henry S. Miller, Of SO West SiXty-sec-
ond Street. He did not meet mother,
but he saw Magistrate Max S. Levine
yesterday and paid $40 fine for dis
orderly conduct.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-31
New Home for Aged
And Infirna Opened
Quarters VIII Be Under Jew
ish Management, But Nom
Sectarian in Function

Judge Otto A Rosals}y was toast
master at a dinner marking the official
opening of the new quarters of the
Daughters of Jacob Home for the Aged
and Infrm on School Hill, 167th Street
and Teller Avenue, the Bronx, last
night. Among the other speakers was
Bird S. Coer, Commissioner Of Chari-
ties.
The new building, which will accom-
modate coo persons, Will be under Or
thodoX Jewish management, but Will
be non-sectarian in function and open
to the aged and intirm of every re-
Nglon There are now BPS aged per
sons between the ages Of 6S and 108
years in the institutions
The new building is six stories high
and built about a central Office with
several wings projecting like the
spokes ol wheel.
Among those present at the dinner
we're Judge Abram |. Elkus and
Thomas ". Hines, Supervisor of Char
liable Institutions.