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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
OAKLAND

2 J Eragdon Of Dexter IS guest
Al the home Of Mrs. Ca-r9e sAwtelle.
Mss DORIS Bessev has gone %
Hallcweil where she VIII be a guest
of her aunt and uncle, M. and Ms.
A. E Rock For the remainder Of The
month.
M ana Mrs Marshall Richardson
have returned rom a short rtsi,
with friends II Burnha-n
Percy BuhI has returned 70 Bath
after passing The weekend az the
Stur-sva1r-
Mr.. and Mrs. harold Bicktord
and family nave returned 70 their
home n Wa-erviIle. after visiting
relatives n town.
M and Mrs Bernard Tw1fcheI
and children. Ellen and Esther and
Mrs Ada Russell Of Madison. recent
y were guests Of M and Mrs.
George Hall
Mrs. Freeman Bick<ord has re-
turned from a VISIT with her daugh-
ter. Mrs A Rock Of Ealowell.
Mr.. and Mrs J .. oes1errelcher Of
Bavonne. \. J. Mr. and Mrs F $
Burroughs ana TWO children Of South
Orange. Y J, John Thompson Of
thur Jugbug and James Butcher and
Z P. Dunland Of Jamaica. y. z. are
guests a Rocky Shore Camps.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Ethel T-ask wife of Elmer TraRss
were held 81 the residence Tuesday
afternoon Al = O clock Rev p R
Doieman Of the First Baptist church
oriciRced and the bearers were:
Herbert skiilings. Jack SkiIlings
Henry Knox and Harry Bickford
Iaternent was in the Upper GENE
terry
Miss Gertrude Lord went 70 Madi-
son Suesdav where she viii De
guest of friends for a few davs.
Mrs. Ala Eersom. VINO has been
visiting Mr. ana Mrs George Han
and Or. Fare Grant for a few DAYS.
returned Tuesday 20 her home in
Madison.
Mrs RAYMOND Walker of the Nc
Grath Pond road and her sister Miss
Grace Knox Of Winsiow. who has
been her guest for the past week.
lef. Tuesday for Portland To visit
their aunt Ms Minnie Fisher.
John Ham. whose throat was in
jurad SATURDAY, while he was work
ing on the foundation Of a building
on Oak street Saturday and who mas
been q: GrzT's hospital IN Water
vile for treatment has returned %
his home IN -own-
Mrs. Omar BuEzeII and son. Me,a
and Miss Bessie Bick1or,a have re-
turned fran a several days visit
with Mrs. BuEzelf's brother. Carroll
Ladd Of Strong
Mrs. Edward StowelI and daugh-
ter, Marion of lewiston. are visiting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
CHINA

sou TF-The annual picnlc II ne
Friends Sunday school viii be held m
Thursday al Rufus NJ Jones Point
commencing a. "A a NJ. Sports If
al kinds VIII ne the entertainment al
the daT. Everybody IS invited 70
come and bring lunch and help make
the dav q SUCCESS.
r r Whitehouse has been IN a
weeks trip through ne sra-a. WIN =
Z BRYANT Of Portland
Mr and Mrs Clarence L Ellis ard
rwo daughters Of Mansfield. Mass
are visiting relatives and friends n
TINS vicinity
The village people ara rsrv glad "a
ueiccHne Mrs Idella Chadwick Of Bos-
tan home for vacation
The Missionary collection If Sc. 50
q ken NJ al the SUNDAY school ser-v-
ice August stt Is To be sent 5 a g-s-
far The 18th anniversary 81 Mr. and
Mrs. z c Davis which occurs when
they are on the Pacific On their re-
turn "Trip 20 India They start tram
Boston August ia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Ms Stowels daughter, Mrs. Harold
Bridges
Ms Lucy Davis and daagarer.
Mss Marion Davis have returned
from a short ylsl1 with Mr.. and Ms.
swanson Of M2ibridge.
Nj ana Ms a = Rock Of Halo
well were guests SUNDAY Of Mrs
Rocks sister. MS. A-cnle Bessey
Mrs. Charles Cornfor-h and Ms
William Farsv-he have returned
rom i successful Deriving trip 10
Foryv-ne
Edward and Harriet Srar-evant
VINO have been passing several
weeks vacation AZ ne home Of Their
uncle Z. ". Stu~-eva1t of Oakland
Heights, have gone 70 wlnslow %
visit their aunt. Mrs Belle ~harae
before returning 10 their home n
Manchester. y. Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
View Tork. Aug.

=
THAT-spot ir-n, NJ red and
No. hard ess and No. mixed Dur-un
ESQ ] track New York export Aug
ust-
CORS-sput arm; No. yellow
- IA : New York 1a-dav SHIP
ueuI.
OATs-spot STEADY; Nc. white ss
PORK-Easv: mess senna $500
LARE-ESEy- middle west 1SSDd
1924
BJTTER-Fir-n- receipts ss5S tubs.
creamery higher than extras "a u On
do. % score So; 90 -irsfs SIS To g.
score 81 o $40: packing stock current
make No ! -
ESGS-fr-egaia- -ecelpts 1Rela
cases. Trash gathered extra hrsts 80 q
so fresh gathered drsts IS q 81. state
Pa and nearby Yves tern aeunerv whites
first 70 extras IS d 81 state Pa. and
nearby western nsrne-- browns extras
Sc a So. state. Pa ana nearby gathered
4Sd s.
PoTAToES-WsAk; Long Island per
hare =eed 5ea; Jersey 1S5 lbs AS o
scr; southern per barrel 100 a 6Hh
sweets. jersey M. : baskets soed 4an.
CAEEAGES-Easv unchanged
SIGAR-Raw nominal cenrrz4ugaI
offered H 1850; refined quiet fine gran
uiRte6 G1Rae1 2e5n Futures were weak
owing - the unsettled feeling n the
spot market and poor demand far re
fined September I23A October I2as
December 119h. Marca 9s5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
MADISON

EllshR Ar-nsworT1y was led before
Judge Frank Wst1ee TuesdAv N me
, charge Of WE beating According "a
testimony gwen me alre--rR-1ou &C.
curred Monday evening On me r-e1ul-7l
CT Mrs A--rnswor-hv from 4 o4ueber-y-
ing "Trip Judge Titnep tuun1 Arms
worthy guilty and sentenced aim -
nv a me anu costs amounting 70 SO.
also n furnish a bond Of 400 II keen
The peace Or q tern If 81 dRvs IN
me county JRs- Al late 1our Tues
Gay evening -EInswartay LAD moi OBJ
tanned bendslnen
The summer Chsaiauoua new n
sessiun n this village IS beng AZ
tended by large audiences The rnuSicA-
feature fgr Tuesday was -Ae Russian
Cathedral quartet The quartet an
Irearsd n -he robes used a -hef- for
ner service n the cathedral. a-sn IN
ne Russian peasant costume The
invocation ue the sun with other peas
AM songs and sacred music Will long
De remembered as a are --+Er br -be
lovers Of the best n nusiC On Tues
day evening an an ghren1nE lecture N
-~~-f1feSS 60 - 4C-dLSL ~ ne GhElBf
problem n the United States was CIV
81 by d. Frank Bonn Zach dav AZ
0 clock there = 4 junior Chaura uuua
wsrh an attendance Of about 90 cnl.-
dren
M and Ms samuel Gilman " Sal
lsnury. Mass. arrived IN Madison
TUESDAY n visit relatives and trends
The theme If the sermon al he
Methodist Episcopal church next sun
gay morning VIII he Spirit Filed
lives ana the topic for the evening
address viii ne TCuinradesla-p and
Character
Mss Nellie v@lcn. VINO aRs hsen a.
tending ne Mortified M1ssjonar-v con
ference for the past few weeks. mas -
turned 70 Ter home N Madison
Ea--v Eagopian has Il crew If men
al work moving what e known as
me Gao West house from Water sr-aer
70 ERgopiHnv.le
Mrs. J. T Moore of Springfield,
Ore. Is the guest ~ NJ ana Ms. 2
& Moore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
BELFAST
frances c. osuood

The remains of Frances . 0srood
widow NJ Joseph : osrood. formerly
of Belfast were brought - this city
this morning for 1ntsrrn-nt Mrs. os-
good died az the home If ner aauSnrer.
Mrs Amos r BAILEY. n Eas, Lynn
m Saturday az rhe age II ~ Years and
II months. She was born IN Belfast
sno PRIOR - going % East lynn lived
n East Belfast She IS survived BIZ
TWO daughters Mrs Ba.lev and Mrs
Carrie Merrill Of Pa-sunsheId By one
grandson, Lieut. " Oseood Bailey
VINO accompanied ne remains here
The second annual field CIV az the
Belfast High school Alumni VIII ne
hello a. the City park IN Aug -
when q box supper viii be served for
which the association will furnish hot
coffee Il If urged that everr grad
uRIe and former student Of the school
viii ne present and undoubtedly there
Will ne a great MANY class reunions
The field DAY viii ee unde- the di-ec-
unn Of the newl~ ELECTED president
Mrs. Hugh Dean Mcclellan Of -exing-
ton. Mass. formerly MSS Nina Poor Of
Ballast Speakers viii De selected
from members Of ske alumni for the
Hcter-dinner program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

A brave remnant Of ne gallant efra
Maine Regiment which left Bangor
or Oct ss. 1852. mustered n Belfast
m TUESDAY Is s,-ang. ana while TINS
does not represent the entire number
Of this once large COMPANY, II was all
thai cculd conveniently attend. These
wnn we're present PASSED a Jnvfui day
renewing old fraenashfps nKat.nE
again the old battles and meeting COM
RACES Of other Regiments II was q
most en9oraole gathering and held in
Memorial hall, the LADIES Of ThcMRs
4 Marshall Post, e. A. 4. serving a
delicious dinner Al nom vhicn was
followed - a mest pleasing program.
The 18TH Maine was raiseo IN the
counties Of Knox Hancock and vAiao
CO, N Knnx. c. Z ana e IN E&R-
sock. and a ., 6. and < in Wade.
The companies ware organized and
rennsxvoused in Camp .TehR Pope,
Bangor, between the s.h ana 17th Of
September. 1885,. On the sd the rag
ImsEt organisation took place with the
following efArsrs:
Nathaniel Il Hubbard. wtnterpnr~-
colonel; Phflo Q Hersev Relfasr. leu
tenant crloneI; James Il Fowler
seArsprI-t- ma3or: banle, a Simpson.
sexrspert. adSrfanf: Timothy Thorn
dake- Belfast. ausreernzsaer; Charles
Assert- Wfnterpsrt surgeon; willard
). Collins Psnebsapt. assistant sur
eecn: Samuel Booker, Bia1hii chap
lRln1 Richard Il Young, Camden. SER
seAnt rnaser; Co.'S KAle-, wtntespar1
9uarrermRsfer sergeant. Frank MsIii-
ken ccnruiEssry sergsant- Sullivan
.. wigx-n. scArspur1, hospital stew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
ta'47ss u ne Gays Dealing in Al
ere leading Stocks

ne -ssctna 5fccES
81 ri AlE The recover
r. -'a"E market -IHde further de-
1usN AL classes Of
- wee n demand. WIKI TOD
-1v La- showing advances Of
'ae @r= DnlnIS. Absence Of
~ssu-=. suoyidence Of 1iqul6a-
exc as ag taaT cecnulcal con-
rs warranted A -alr were the
.-.uz- .,-1uarreE Optimism Of f1e
4 +. 7---E mn. corIr 5nued strength Of
--1 WIEN gained abauI four
--7r -E-'+-r-a--un max C-a6st con-
''f v7U-l sonr improve also m
, ~l---azes
--e--- 0U~-1g operations n various
~ w-1c1 nave suffered most in
aes-e z-@BtAd more cheerful
ny, ana srurT covering was
\ =. Standard 90. q New York.
7+a an ne curb. advanced
~--0ur-S II a stock read
z7nuu1cemerr mat further
40 mad 1eel axrs1dEd % me
@H'a's ,1rporaTjun ana some
+-- az D0Dev rate ware 9TH
''-..s rc5uenIs Of me dsr
fre, US shares exceeded
l ".z w-. shell T-anspur-. [ nit
Alamo Tul<. Cuhan-Amer1-
e, American Car. General
-,.- p --7G-51nal Paper Maxwell
sex -lC Petroleum. and Va
@r af- 5,eDIog StenlE hgur7nE
I've points. Total sales
~. III -a .itH auh sna-es
1zs 2. Is weekly review Of
y me ~-eei race points OUT
-a- us--renI going On n OH
aS TOf vt bean MADE
r@ steel industry and
-j1-t Il steel sI1Il falls far
"f--r ne demand.
l -1H-Ket vrowe1 consider
my moved unca--aani-
err a,Hae 71-a-a r7nsTg~ -Spn.~ "a
S-nEdorn 5ss ~ 1872
H~- liberty ISSUES fei,
I. Ia United states rrv-
ware unchanged ou
7a~s- par value, were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
RIPLEY

land and Stanton Sawyer Of Water
vile were callers at ] @. Jsver-'s
Mondav
Mrs Mary Jewe-r is visiting ne-
daughter, Mrs Mary Nurrer
Mrs. Ida Trpp Of Dexter was call
ing On friends n Ripley recently.
Mrs Nora Hamilton OF wase-ville
visited 81 Herbert Skzu.ngs' Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Chicago. Aug.

Wheat averaged higher in pr7ce To-
day owing more gr less 70 reports THAI
France ana Italy were N the market
as BUYERS. The close was unsettled AZ
Z - IL cent net advance with Decern-
Der c-@sa and March 80. Corn gained
70 II cent and oa-s finished unchang-
20 IN cent higher. In provisions rhA
outcome varied trsyn - cents decline
70 rise OF IS cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

ETT-ER-Exr-as 5ed5- drs-s Sc
q -.
EEESE-Fresn choice = eSs.
t,oRN-No. : yellow l-H61 AS
EGSs-Sesr11- nenne-v 20 =.
western extras D. 2 s.
= m p-SI9r1rr agssnrs as-Ih
sacks sfepikI shorts 14eGa1 AS stand
S-d -1sea 400.
EAv-No = timothy -01 -.
LANS-Sur1ng seq s.
~pATS-Fancy a. pounds ~ 2 : 0tL
PCRk-MeliQrr backs $3.50
POT L TT ES-E-asFHI-n Sflytr@ $40 2 soc
per hArrel natives -ne O Z25 Fer ousne4-
SCGAR-z2k
veal q =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

CnscRgo- Aug. L.
CATTLE-Recesprs saaG. market
generally steady; fat light ann handy
weight strong, plain heavy Defves and
medium grades slow TOP 1-1n:- bulk
chclce 7Sse q 1885; good Steers I5ss q
1878, grass kinds a5em s4-5 good ccws
s25 q 200 Gamers and cutters eco q
sri, steRas; 5n-netween mostly %
cents lower bulls s5 cents higher. be-
iagna mostly $50 q SOC. calves closed
80 cents lower; bulk choice Eeglsrs
15hh a 1850; eKrty sales I5-: q 500;
sfcrkers strong. @s cents % 81 cents
higher fer the week.
HCSs-EecespIs -. hbes mostly 90
cents 10 40 cents lower than yester-
days average Light off most clos lnE
weak. early top 1920 practical scT
1874; bulk light anG butchers hogs
asa u lso5, bulk packing ssws 1870 q
500: pigs * 70 80 cents lower: bulk
desiranie KINDS 145a6 5Dn
SNEEP-Rece,pts 81 ftn: ras lambs
Is 10 80 cents lower: CLOSED 50 cents
down. top western and native I2-5
bulk native l3bh q 325: sheep steady
10 lower. fat ewes largely 80 a SOP
feeding la-rbs rs cents 70 SO cents
higher: bulk II75d 12sh-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Ns Eolh Money Market

-s.-- New York Aug. II
a.--.r name. &
iags ing.
Is ""-ls~ bills s.szE.
"F-Gav bills IN hs-ks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Commercial 6a-day bills asia. de-
mRnu asa. cables as
Francs. demand so cables ~
Belgian francs, demand - cables
81
Euilders demand SS.s-- cables IS 5G
Lire. demand 5.hT. cables SOP.
Marks. demand 21s. cables IL
View York exchange on Montreal
II per cent discount
Government bonds easy
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong 30 DAYS. 30 DAYS
and SIX months g.
Call money stesdr, h4gh :. low 81,
ruling rate :. closing aid e., offered AZ
= lhsr loan Sc hank acreplances So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
Nzrtsd-Eeai Estates

FARN-S6 70 DO acres. aasut 20
acres --lLage- Must have PAR horses
az least one cav. hog hens. and
enough hay and gram 70 carry this
stock through winter Mast have
lumber for home use and wood -
sell Al farming -ools Price aot
over sc5an 9 Ssbn down Write
Charles E Ea--fa-5. - Be-,:s RnRc
Fitch burg Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
tus.iurs Wa-te5-Male

Situatiurs Wa-tea-Male 81
EMPLC EEES-F service The
Cham Der ~ Commerce VIII provide
free employment service 70 5gsir ess
men. managers anG aoDsekaepers
Isl your needs. immediate ana FL
rurA Win ne Chamber Of Commerce
SpeeiAl blanks furnished Phone 11-D
YOUNG MAN-van Il willing 70
work. desires position. Must be op-
port I-lItles f1r advancement ana 1a--
returns WINFIELD 8 Fuller Box II
Nj Eerrnun. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
New York Stuck Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE ccMpAN>

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front St. Bath. Phone SO
ss5 Water St. Augusta
Phone fa1s-1e1s
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. nRI6ET 4 CO.
Members q View York and Boston
Stock Exchange
priwsts Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12
CLASSTFIED-DISPLAY
Wanted

Woman for -ousework family ~
three saattS. -cuse all modern IN
prove-er-s. work easy, good ~aaes.
w-,te aos 700. Journal o%Tce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Situations Warcee-femais %
EaILCE MENT BJEEAT-F-ee en-
pio~nenT service. open q both sexes
esra hl. shed by the Chamber Of Com
rre-cA- Candidates for cnurercls1- IN
dGs--lR gr domestic employment vii
rs registered free ana put n ouch
with reliable employers. LeHTs your
name a1d address a. Eae Chamber
If Commerce rooms, City hall Phone
1-1H
PCS-TICN-As nurse CIR Or second
wn-E privilege n gong - nigh
school Z -. care journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Boston Produce Market
Boston AaE IL
EEEF-Choice w-loie catTie - q -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Real Estate far Exchanges ID
RoFERTy- Bought and sold 9ext
facilities fer quick handing. St-1rtsr
confidential K Ge-sssin- -e.. ELM
~ SRI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

Shore Property for Sale e6
CHINA LAN-on The shore, a two
STar- house with stable and Ez-ace
Running wafer = kitchen. la-ge Gin
5ng room Herbert ?. WhI-anoupa.
South China
WEBER P0ND-FqvA--ocn cottage
Occupancy = begin Sept 70. Aen-
U7l repay cost n = vs7-s- M II
" Eau EHs5eweT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-12

ara, John : Savwa-c1- -hulndike
drum ma or
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12

,rsatisssd nom Pass Ons.)

- nay eventually come r.
|; Y -, position but for the .prss-
= i disposed TO try out the
9,.r policy q keeping America
,,lg1uly detached from my world
.,aufioa except one that gives
UaIted States an absolutely
I.sl and without any obliga-
ahysical or moral.
Friesdly t. Hearst
!. a..ater Harding feels kindly to-
- the men whose views he
~ NJ. Munsey is one Of them,
49, Knox is another and VIII
ri. randolph Hearst Is another.
~ uart that Mr.. Hearst played IN
~ eeampaign-his opposition to
4 LAaeue Of Nations. was espe-
.,atly pleasing to- the folks at
S.rion It is significant that what
-. hears at Marion as the reason
IN not selecting Elihu Root to the
s.hinet - his alleged connection
WITH International bankers" is ex-
sctlv what Mr.. Hearst has been say
!, iug and still says Of the former sec
Tretary Of state.
M Hearst has telegraphed his
q various newspapers from Santa
barbara. Calf. a criticism Of Will
Haya for asking Elihu Roots opin-
ion on foreign policy, and says in
Apart
ne verbiage put in to make il
kard, would appear to be in essence
be opinion Of Mr.. Wilson and the
Wilson party, and Mr.. Root un.
sAoubtedly belongs to the Wilson
sHarty along with MIR. Lamont. Mr.
Morgan and other international
4kankers. : Why Mr. Root,
ideas should be asked on question
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-12
WANT ART TO BE
MORE or 4 POTENT
FORCE IN STATE

Urbana. Ill.--A state committee
recently appointed to assist in maxi
ing art = more potent force IN HIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
THE WEATHER.

District of Columbia-Cloudy and
warmer tonight and tomorrow: prob
aoiy becoming unsettled: moderate
south and southwest winds.
west vyginia-Increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer tonight. probably
followed by rain tomorrow.
Virgfnia-Cloudy tonight and to-
morrow; probably rain in west pOr-
ton tomorrow: warmer tonight and
gentle variable winds. becoming mod
crate to fresh south and southwest
tomorrow.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer pm. AZ: s pm. 46:
~ midnight -; am. SO; am. So;
IL noon. &c.
Highest temperature, 81. oce1irred at
2 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, 35. occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. SO: lowest. 81.
Barometer-4 pm. 1910: pm,
1921; IL midnight, 1925: am. 1929:
s am. $685. IL noon, so.es.
Condition Of the water.
Temperature and condition of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature
a3: condition. $50.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. S:s2 am. and sos
pm: high tide. 1:50a.m. and 2:27 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, B:2S am. and
1908 pm: high tide. 2:54 am. and
3:2S pm.
The Sun ana Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 1903 am; sun sets,
4:46 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 7:1o am: sun
sets, 4:46 pm.
Moon rises. 1925 am; sets, 12.4S
pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Cp-Rlver Waters.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Decem-
Der 3.-The Potomac and Shenandoah
rivers were very muddy this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03

That he viii appreciate and wear
Atwood Overcoat, a good Atwood
warm Sweater, a handsome Bath r
Shirt or two. or some Neckwear, all a
Boys Sampeck Suits, formerly $3.50
to $50 suits. Reduced $3.50
Boys Sampeck Suits. formerly SIS
suits. Sizes 8 to 10. Reduced $3.50
Boys Raincoat and Hat, made of guar
anteed double texture tan fabrics, also
heavy black rubber for boys to 10. In
attractive holiday boxes, $6.95
at
Boys Two-trousers Suits, good quality
all-wool cheviots and tweeds, splendidly
tailored. Formerly $3.50 to $3.50 Sizes
: to II. Reduced $500
Little Boys Overcoats, all-wool chin
chillas, meltons. velours and herringbone
weaves. Made with all-wool Innings.
Regular so to $3.50 values. $15.OO
Sizes to 9, at
Boys High-grade Atwood ,Maclinaws,
the best in our stock. Formerly SIS and
$3.50 Sizes to 10. Reduced S1Z.05
to n
Boys Corduroy Suits, the very best i'll
Our stock-hnest grade corduroys, in rich
seal browns, golden brown and other ex-
elusive shades. Box pleat and patch
pocket models. Were formerly at $3.50
and $500. &1OQs
Reduced to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
Bows Useful Gifts

Tor a long time. Buy him a good
Mackinaw, a good Atwood Suit,
be, a Rainy Day Outfit, Blouse,
extremely low prices
Boys crompton Corduroy Suits, coats
lined with good quality khaki; knickers
full lined. Box pleat models. 50 *
Sizes to II, at
Boys Holiday Necikwear, of rich silks
in variety of beautiful patterns. Both
reversible and fowingend four-in-hand.
Also Windsor for small boys. Prices
fully one-third less than last season. At
three special Slc SQc and zQr
prices of
Boys Norfolk Suits, of fine all-wool
cheviots, tweeds, cassimeres broken size
assortments. Were regularly priced,
$3.50 to SIS. Sizes to II. Re- $11 sO
duced to
Boys High-grade Sweaters, pull-over
and coat styles, with shawl or Byron col
lars Sizes 3 to 181
$695 Sweaters, reduced to &.e5
$7.95 and $8.95 Sweaters.
reduced to $50
1895 Sweaters, reduced to S7.95
Boys $7.95 Bath Robes at S5.95,
Boys 1895 Bath Robes at $7.45
Atwood Overcoats, for big boys from
IL to Is. High grade Atwood, in the
new Ulsterette models with convertible
collars, fine quality wooden Innings. Made
to sell at $3s and $3.50 and $25. 90
$40, at
Palais ROyal-ThIrd Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
Misses Coats at $500

Full kindhaI hwnb ndd
Thre-quar lengths Coats o. am Du
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
Extra Sizes at SIS

Specialized extra size coats of fine wool velour
in brown and navy,blue silk lined interlined, large
convertible collars of black sealine fur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
Brushed Wool Taf11s
Regularly 1898 to IS
Saturday at $500
Children's Beavers at
1898 and $4.08

These are Beavers of exceptionally
fine quality, which will be readily
recognized. The styles inclade roll
ing brim and mushroom shapes and
the colors are black, brown, navy and
white. Make excellent gifts for the
Junior miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
WILL OFFER AXEL THRONE
Danish Prince May Get Hungarian
Crown,

Cruss-Atlantic Cable Service to The Star.
VIENNA, December 3-The Hun
gari4n crown is about to be offered to
Prince Axel Of Denmark, according to
dispatches from Budapest.
Roya1ists there have been urging
him feeling that a return Of the H2ps-
burgs Is impossible. and it Is now re.
ported that delegation Of Hun
garians is about to leave for Denmark
with . formal offer Of the throne to
him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
Corsages and Boutonnieres,
SOC, Use, 81 up to 1898

An unlimited choice of dainty flowers,
to be used as boutonnieres, corsages and
wreaths, including violets, orchids, gold
and silver roses, American Beauty roses,
small flowers and fruit clusters, peoples,
ETC., iii all the wanted, popular colors.
Also dainty hairbands of gold and silver
leaves and jet.
Palafs Roya-SeeonA Rlesr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-03
Fur-Trimn,ed Coats, Specially Priced
SIS, $45. SIS and Sos

Conservative and novelty styled coats of Silver
tone, Bolivia, Luella Cloth Wool Velour Kersey and
Chamos Velour shawl and convertible collars of dyed
opossun. nutria seal and natural raceoon Ali coors
including black