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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22
Wednesday Brighton Market

Stock Yards. Jan. 1.-THE stock trains
were unusually late on Tuesday but
supplies were light and a good clear
ance wac made quickly. There was a
small amount Of beef cattle offered for
which the demand was active. with
prices fully as strong as q week ago.
Veal calves were IN light supply u the
yards. a large percent Of the shipments
going direct I'd the slaughter houses
Hogs sold strong with New England
supplies very light Tops sold Al 16c.
The mich COW trade is very dull with
few buyers about. Weather, lack Of
good COWS n the country and general
conditions of the milk market all tend
TO the poor trade and all cows but fan
cy stock move slowly.
Reported Sales: Putnam Bros. SOLD
% cattle at 5 % 10c, so calves at 10
1Sc, g hogs al 15c. 4 mixers to av SO
ca Rowe & Gleason sold oxen 5000
lbs. At 1lsc, q calves At TIC, 6 hogs IL
1Sc and mixers II SO e.. z. l.
Warmen sold = calves at 1sc. 6 cows n
S75 To s15o. c. Z Hanson Jr. sold cat
tie At Sc. IS calves At 20c. sheep II Be.
lambs a TIC. hogs At 16c, 10 COWS at
$50 70 s16o A. II. Basgs sold steers
zoo lbs at lie, bulls 5000 lbs al SC, 4
Cows av 500 lbs at SIC, 50 calves al 15c.
10 COWS al $40 to s150. Robert Connors
solo % COWS At SIZE TO 500 J ".
Brooks sold e cattle at ~ To SIC. 80
calves at 14c. . cows al Sc to Sis. r.
L. Pickett sold Il cows II Sc. . calves
1t r to DC. Hall & LoweS sold 10 cows
av SO lbs al &C, % COWS av 6ae lbs al
&c, 90 calves av 10 lbs AT 1g2c, % calves
av 40 lbs at Sc. 80 hogs av LEE lbs AT Tic,
II sheep av 30 lbs al 7c. 80 lambs av 80
IDS 1t 12c, ~ cows at $50 tn STAG. z. c.
Piper sold COWS al SIS TO SIZE. Otis
II. Forbuah snid ! COW AT sac. 2 COWS a.
TIC, COW al &C, 10 calves al Is TO 1sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22

a. VI eeks banker. Nj. II. Blanchard !.
clerk. L. @. Dow. escort. A r Ellis
watctlnan. c. n. Weeks; sentry. W
J. Boudreau: manager for three years,
Henry P. Boudreau. The installed off,
GERS Of the Fairfield Camp were, consul.
Fred Wentworth, past advisor, Herbert
z. Aver; advisor, Herbert Warren
BRbh escprt. Donald YORK: manager
:. T. Alexander; watchman. Frank
Lewis: se-Cy James Scott. The in
staIlation was followed by a five rec!
picture Of the Wpodrran sanitorium
which has been erected u Colorado
Springs. There was contest drill be-
tween the two canpg. Dancing WIS
enjoyed until ATE hour, music being
furnished by Whites orchestra.
NORTE-Millard Murray is work
ing for A. s. Hodges.
Mrs Lindsey Booker was called 70
WaterFille early Saturday morning
by the illness of her son Reginald.
Mrs. Florence Strickland is not as
well as when she went to stay with
her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hnxie were
home for the week end called by the
death Of MIR. H0xie5s uncle. Lester
3olway.
The Larone stage driver was
obliged TO make his trip on runners
for tn first time Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22
FAIRFIELD

The Joint installa alton Of Fairfield
Lodge. No. &C. !. O. 0. F. and Good VIII
Rebeliah Lodge No 80. was held Mon
dRv at the 7. o. 0. F hall. and was al
tended ny the members Of the lodges
their families and invited guests. The
installing officers Of -he Rebekah Lodge
We're Miss Blanche Roundy Of Clinton,
district deputy president. and Mrs.
Florence Goodwin district deputy mar
sna.. assisted BY Mrs. Eunice Stevens.
deputy warden, Mrs. Bertha Adams,
deputy cha plain, and M-s. Bertha
C-owell, deputy guardian, ali of Acme
Lodge Of Oakland. The officers Of the
Fairfield Lodge. I. o. O. F. were in
stalled by district deputy grand rnaste-.
Lawrence Livingstone district deputy
grand marshal. z. P. Alien district
deputy grand warden. c. A. Stevens.
district deputy grand secretary, jesse
Haller-- district deputy grand treas
urer, Ear Dudley, district deputy
grand chaplain. Sargie L Warren; dis
trict deputy grand guardian. Thomas
Johnson, all members of Anon Lodge
Of Oakland. The officers Of Good VIII
Lodge 10 be installed were. past nonie
grand. Miss Alice LaGd: noble grand,
M-:. Charles Speas; r,gt. supporter
noble grand. Mrs. 3. r Rackiif. left
supporter noble grand, Mrs. George PD-
land: vice grand. Mrs. Ethel Crawford,
chaplain, Mrs. Stella Savage; warden,
Mss Helen 0rsun conductor. Mrs. Ber-
ina Wver; inside guardian. Ms. Annie
Pollard; outside guardian. Mrs z. Q,
Rackliff; recording secretary Mrs.
Craze Piilsbury financia! secretary. Mrs.
Jennie Ireland, treasurer, Mrs. Susie
ArneE: t--usrees. Mrs. Arthur T01ma1l,
Mrs. Susie McClintock Mrs. Annie Phi
!ara and Ms. Lois White: pianist, Mrs.
Grace Warren. The officers of FaiTfieid
Lodge to be installed were noble grand,
Waiter Brown; past noble grand, Ny
ron White; vice grand, Lester Glazier;;
secretary, A. II. Tor1nan, treasurer. W.
". Merrill; warden. Henry Maddox;
conductor. Herbert Aver; chaplain.
Worth Brown; right scene supporter.
Earl McBeth, left scene supporter. Ar
thur Savage: right supporter TO noble
grand, Isaac Ames; left supporter ID
noble grand. Eugene Williams; right
supporter To vice grand. ". A. Nc
Auiey: left supporter to vice grand.
Dan HuEtus; inside conductor Fred
Sperm; eutside conductor. B. T. Rack
lif. The installation was followed by
an entertainment and dance.
The joint installation OF officers uf
the Warerville and Fairfield Camps Of
Modern WoGdrlen of Aruerica was held
Tuesday evening III the Star theatef.
The installing consul was starte depuGs.
G. Woods of Bangor. aUisred by dis
trict deputy. A 3. Boston of Water
willie and installing escort The officers
of the Waterviile Camp 10 be installed
were. consul, z. c. Niles; advisor, NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22
CLINTON

The business men of Clinton tend
cred Alton Richardson. IT., OF Water
vile banquet III The Clinton House
Thursday evening Ut $40 O'CLOCK
Mr.. Richardson has recently Jur-
chased the Clinton house and having
q hotel II town Is much Appreciated
by the people. The menu consisted
Of the following: Celery SOUP. r1asheG
potatoes roast beef with brown
gravy, cold roast pork pressed meat
with peach and celery relish. olive.
pickles, fancy fruit salad. assorted
cakes. tarts- fruit. coffee and cigars
Frank L Besse was toastmaste- for
the evening Remarks were made by
Lfr A. a Shaw. Arthur Holt, Percy
Smith Of Fairfield and Alton Rich
arGsun, IT. Of Waterviiie. Out Of
town guests present ware r. W. Eau-
son. Frank Eaines- Alton Richardson
Jr., and two SONS Of 'Waterville, Percy
sm-1h of Fairfield. Harry kerry of
Buruharr- Arthur Holt. Allie Hunter.
Richard Eldridge. W. E. Knight.
Frank E Richardson. Arthur Rich
ardson. T. Il Ward I. A. Harmon
Ola Gerald, L. E. Merrill. MarceIlrs
Cain, DR.. A. a Shaw, John Davis. d
c. Fl. Newcomb. Ira witham. Periev
Cotton. FLOYD BESSIE, Scott MeNaI1v.
Carroll Enbinson- I. e. Hall. Irving
Aoit- Wilbur Dickey, Irving Written.
Herbert I. McNally. Guy Parker Of
TINS town.
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East kennehec Pomona

East kernebec Pomona Grunge
viii meet with Clinton Grange at
Clinton Tuesday, Jan. II,
The forenoon session VIII be taken
I'D with business and the couferrIng
Of the fifth degree. Following is the
program for the afternoon: Music.
Rovenia Stinchfieid; address Of well
come. Master of Clinton Grange;
response. L. z. Prenriss. Benton
reading, Blanche Watts; report OF
State Grange. II. S. Marden; paper.
Nellie Roundy, Benton; address. E
Z. NewGick. Chief of the Bureau Of
Seed Improvement; census vocal
sclo. Mrs L. A Davis, Benton; es-
sly. Winnie Z. Lord. closing song,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22

Boston. Jan. z
BEEF-Choic4 whole cattle 22nS.
HyTvER-NUrthern creaIne-r extf0D
E006sz western creamery extras s2an6s.
CEEESE-New twins extras 80.
CoEN-Nn. yellow f7@a17i.
EGGS-Nearbv nenne-y 1EU'78; west
ern extras 73H13.
FIOTR-Spring patents. 1sS-ih. sacks.
H5Bd1575.
hAY-No. timothy H09T3oG
HANDSPRING 2sGl3D.
OATS-Fancy &c 10 e sacks D2aQl0.
pOEK-Medium backs 511o.
POT ATOEE-Aroostuok Green Noun
taius aselB4B per 1876 lbs IN track; Cob
hjf-s :yss,n4la; sweets &D3GS basket
STTGAE-New crop; Rstiners quote
cranrlated and fine az basis III 10 cents
IN 100 barrel lots. less per cent fur
CASH. No wholesale grocers' QuDtatiops
vEAI-t2DG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
2 saturss Of the Days Dealing IN All
tine lsadins Stocks

the leading Stocks
Vew York. Jan. I.-Annther severe
F.urr, IN foreign exchange and the ez-
rene lerhargy of the stock market re-
suitlnr IN greater ease of demand mon
- we're the outstanding features OK Ine
uav II The financial district
l- break IN in1erna innal remit
,ances carried the pound sterling ugwn
% Sdg or 81 cents under It's previous
nwe. during the market Session
@-ench Italian Belgian German and
AuEt-,an quotations suffered IN greater
usg-an DuT the se-caIltG neutra4 cen-
,er were firm.
B1nke-s and dealers IN exchange Wero
agar a. d lpsB to explain the recurrenL
IsrIo-alIzatiun save on the uruaoiy rec
o-..ze,; rounds of adverse trade nAi-
E1ces anC the attitude OF TINS COUNTY,
'especttrg the pence treaty
ie mt d Da-aIiei for toGay'E duA n19ne
ast 7 which the turnover barely To-
a.er 4. ~ shares. II ts necessary I'd
Aarz DICK 10 the middle OF last tenru-
-, ~ VIE: grading dwindied To less imam
@ly1H sha-es.
S.:ee ennsncies WEIR upward fn- t..e
ms na--.. pointing anew 10 the over
-@Lehueu DpsiriOn OF The SNORT accouHL'
W. not until the last half hour,
Flef exchange wae al lis loves. aho
-1-re!i"'- was given to rIimors OF '4a-
-.'1oEa- "~edft RESTRICTIONS. that me
1-TSe' 1e~ane unsettled, closing with
lea"v ONE
NJ on!y noteworthy features at any
N Te~H stAeis equipments ana oila'
h+ vi l-sl named deriving their sup
u ron weekly reviews which dsnoi-
-..l"~ .a-ye bookings by the leading
- Money opened ana renewed at o
Ell. ne lowest renewal rate since
s .'"tohe- that quotation holding
-1' idEhnut the Cav. Time money was
-O'Aar uncnanged. but again virtual
'",4.naDie except fur moderate
M bond market the only mote
teatu-es were tine fractional I'M
.nFene!l' IN Liberty issues and iocai
--3At.ens Total sales. par value. sia.-
'' ID Z. :. bonds were unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22

New York. Jan. 2.
WEEAT-Spot STEADY; No. req 365
nominal b steamer New York.
CORN-Spot strong; No. 2 yellow f73a
ana No. mixed T122s d New York
Ie-day Shipment
OATS-Spor firm: No. white 1909
BCTTER-SteadY receipts .769 tubs;
creamery higher than extras 6Jln66 do.
extras R score s44nfD; packing STOCK
current make No. . 43,
t15GS-Steady- receipts ICES cases:
nesh gathered extras 71G72; extra ffrsts
S6ng7 tirsts 76a7S: state. Pa ana near
DIV western hennery whites first to eX-
c-as TSdS5; do. browns f5dT15. do. gath
cred browns and mixed culors 7lG72-
EUGAR-Eaw Quiet. centrifugal
I3o4 fine sranlilated 15aDT151.
POTATOES-Quiet ana unchanged.
ABBAGES-Quiet and unchanged.
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Steamer Airiie in Trouble

Boston. Jan. 21-Immedinte assis-
tHuce was asked by the wooden
steamer Airlie. of the shipping zoard
feet. in a radio message received
here late to-day. Fer position was
given as about $50 miles southwest Of
New York The message said thar
the steamer was unable 10 steer. on
account of strong west winds. The
Airiie reported yesterday that she
WIS leaking and had lost all her ex-
cess coal
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Chicago, Jan. q

H0GS-Eeceipts sSm- Estimated to-
monrow 4e0ea: Steady 70 lower snan yes
-arf,av's average Bulk IED0Gls15: top
I55H. heavy l4g5GI5z5; medium 1h1D31lasJ;
light I5lamI5n; light light l41.sa1il..I,
beavy hacking sows smooth AId146a
uacasiug sows rough 136enl45; pigs 13a0
G1sB.
CaTTLE-Receipts 1880. ESTIMATED TO-
morrow Mue: slow. Beef steers. Me-
dunn and heavy weight choice and
prime fgagGfis5; medium and good flnnd
i65l,. light weight good and choice 10
-, cnmmun and medium seBn D.
Rurcfer cattle 15lDGI4ie; Gunner d
cIIrferg 57aT7s..s: veal calves fM8GlG1,
f..es'er steers ssseM1250: stDcker steers 4.A'
Mi1m
sHEEP-RersiptE u.0tN Estimated tn
merruw l4.0A: strong l2mns . ns-
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ALIEN LONGSHOREMEN
SEEK OLD JOBS IN n. Y.

New York. Jan. M.-war-time rules
deharring enemy aliens from the water
frcnt were rescindea today and go Ger
their old jobs as iangsharemen or work
e-s on harhor cruft- The department
of Justice gave them passes to the piers
il there were nc black marks against
their records
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Chicago. Jan. 2

Corn made further progress today TO-
wards q higher price level. UnfaV orabie
weather for the crop movement WIS
largely responsible. the close. however.
was weak. ranging from cen. net de-
ctine to Isc advance. with May LIS TO 155s
ana JULY -aa2s to Ia22ss. Oats finished on
no up. and provisions varying from
crTts DOWN to u cents gain.
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View i ork Money Market

- New EUrk. Jan. =.
--rant!,e paper s.
ING S.-dav bills 3.57S
'ii!'Iter"ii.I 6a-tay bills on banks 3-311,
a, ,''"rcial s,-tiay bills 3.51, demand
=, '&hies 2.6iz.
'''"s demand tn cables ..d1
''''ue'y. demand JIG. cables 30.
''' u'fnanG 1910 cables AGE
demand 80 cables IT,
81" ~;lTu"tit bonds firm
Gao bonds irregular
.A'' ioans strong 10 DAYS. VI ;ayE
months. = bid.
- money easy. high &, low G. ruI-
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Oranges
Coobossescontae Grange

CobbOsseacOntee Grange installed
their officers Tuesday the 9Th. with
.. E Foster, steward Of the Maine
State Grange acting as installing Of
ficer. The officers: Master Willard
/ Parker; overseer. Alfred R. Mar
rilf; lecturer, Elizabeth Neal; stew
ard, A. ". DeFrarus; asst steward.
Frank 5. Collins: chaplain, Frank
Lowell; treasurer. c. Z. Wakefield:
sec'y.. Lertie Horne; gate keeper.
Irwin Horne: Ceres. Nettie r Parker:
Pomona, Lortie Merrill; Flora, Annie
Tucker; L. A s, Nellie Collins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22

Corning. N Y. ian. 1.-THE Corning
Daify Journal today announced suspen-
sion of publication because of the in
creased cost of publication. The Corn
ing journal Publishing Co., which con-
rruiled the publication. will be lquidat-
ed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-22
New York Stock Market

Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front St., Bath, Phone $40
335 Water ST., AUGUSTA.
Phone IO-g-I619
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT & CO..
Members OF New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Pr;vute Wire Service
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ing rate 6. closing bid 5, offered HI 6.
last loan 6. hank accepances Il.
Sterling rallied IN the latter dealings
Sterling 6-iay bills ass; commerce al 60
dav bills on banks 3.5S: commercial 60
day bill s.57a, demand 3.6l., cables 3.62-
r & IS reg. 100
do conn. 100
Z !. - reg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1G5s
do. coup. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1G5a
Am. T az r cr 6s ---...s So
Anglp-F-ench 5s ..--. 96s
Archison gen As -..--------.--..--- g73
Central Inather IS ...-.. 9S
CT. I. & P fdg is -..--.. 662
C.. B. & @ observation-disclosures. gag
INT Mer Mar Us -...--.--...-.-... -
Pennsvivania gen. AS .----...---.--. SO
eu,1rns-n Pacific CIV. ID .--.-......-.- 103
Southern Railway 5s ..---......-.. S5s
T5ni0n Pacific If -..-..-..--..-..-.. q
q. q 0tsei ref. ss ---------, 70.
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Look First

through the classified ad COLUMNS Of The Jour-
nal. See If you don't find here proposition
that interests you Scores Of good things are
described here to0Ay-good homes, good bust
ness opportunities, good farms, good used czrs,
good Jobs.
few minutes day spent N reading Journal
classified sds VIII well repay you Which ciasEi-
Mcation interests you most today.
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Belgrade Grange

Belgrade Grange held al an-day
meeting Saturday. IAN 10, to in
stall officers After an unusually
good dinner. Past Master, John f.
Hanson and Z. II. Libby Of Auburn.
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Bickfard Installed the following Of
icers: Master, Luring Kelly, over
seer Charles McDermort; lecturer.
Clarence Chase; Steward, Lawrence
Minat; assistant steward. Oral
Page: chaplain. John Cummins;
treasurer. Edna -Thrng:: secretary
Nellie Pray; gute keeper, Ernest
Bachai1nr: Ceres, Theresa White:
Pomona. Eva McDerm6ss+-F1ora. An
ME Berry; lady assistant steward.
Marion Eandlsrr: librarian. Ida Wat
son. pianist. Mrs. DIR. Reynolds
There viii be an all day meeting
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New York Bend Market

New York, Jan. q
Liberty bonds closing: Us 9seS: first
as sea. second AZ 90.SG; first 4as 80:
second AS H.3H; third AS Il. 40; fourth
As $40. Victory Us 500; Victory As
A.SA
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ON Saturday, Jan. g.. the schools I'd
furnish the program II the after
noon.
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Pat: Do you really think that 4 i an
uniucky number
Mike; Shure. 1~know II u Wan time
/ thried To fight u men in a nunCfl
Beys' Life for January
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Aches and Gains OF rheumatism
are NOT permanently, buf only TIM.
porn-tiy, relieved by extarnn rau1nnlna
Why mot use an internal remedy-HOut's 5,
Sarsapari!1a- which cerrertz the antd1ky
Of the ntood ON winch Rheumatism de-
pcnds and cures ths dinanser-AAv.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Hnor7s NI-hous Boars sc
ARSENAL ST. -S-Furnished heated
room. bath and telephone. Cali sIl-M
or lew
GAGE ST. 16-Large Steau1-heateG
room. VI odern cunvenisnces.
GREEN STREET - - Furnished
rooms. also storage room. Tel. 6ss--N.
GROVE ST. PLACE. Front furnished
room. All modern convenIences-
sEwA-L STREET. I12 - Furnished
front room. references required.
WESTON ST. Furnished. Light
heat and bath.
GARDINER-Furnisl room. hea ed
hEhteG use of bath. Mrs. F I. AmeE-
bury, III Brunswick Ave. Tel CIV.
HARTFORD z OU sE-Ruorns with or
without housekeeping privileges. Tran
Hients sec 10 81 per Gay. Tel. Sal-W.
4SB COURT Sr-Roum with modern
:onVenlences.
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FINANCIAL

Business OPPORTUNITIES 81
POOL ROOM-GooG location in Angus
"a address = care kennebec journal
REST A L fsANT-Doing good business.
40 regular nGarde-s For further uar-ic-
ulars address X. z. e., care Journal
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INSTRUCTION

Private instruction as
FEENCH-Lessuns. For beginners and
advanced scholars. Correct pronun-
CITATION, quick and up-to-date method.
n. n. ABbiE. teacher of French, -
Murray St. Tel. 1861.
The ADS here have been carefully In
dexad for your quick reference.
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~ Want Read All the News Today You Must

write you- ~art aE, ssisct fhs
..sssIfiuztion from the ixt he-
pw ans '2honc pr ssnd il 10
me journal bsfors 9 p. NJ.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
ARMY MEN FOR
 RHINE WANTED

Sergeant Ray c. Spang, in charge of the local army recruiting station, 925 Main street, received instructions today to again resume enIistments for service with the American forces~~in Germany. This assignment was open the first of last month and was rap- idly filled and many Bridgeport young men lost the opportunity by applying too late. The quota this month is only BIO infantrymen, nine cooks, IS clerks, and 20 men for duty with De- partment of Criminal Invest lgation.
 Only men capable of speaking and reading the German language will be accepted for enlistment for duty with the Department Of Criminal Investi- gation, headquarters, American Forces in Germany.
 The following men were accepted
 for enlistment today: Joseph J. Nor ton, 338 Bond street, for the 42nd Coast Artillery; Thomas Bollora, no Deacon street, for the Recruit Educa- tional Center; Joseph Kratka. 134
 Church street. for the Recruit Edu- cationa1 Center. and Peter J. Connors, 2095 Fairfield avenue, for the Coast Artillery, F't. Strong, Mass.
 The acceptance of 300 co1ored re- cruits for the Tenth Cavalry. now sta toned in Arizona, is authorized. Only men of high typep hysically, morally l and mentally. and who are vnuched
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01

eigner was allowed on Japanese soil, and when they were admitted foreign CTS were permitted to reside only in certain specified settlements Outside thesa settlements land owning, even for residential or business purposes, was absolutely prohibited. In 1910 the Japanese Diet passed law per hitting foreigners to own land. But the law was hedged about by many qualifications.
 The most interesting fact, however remains.to be told. In addition to all the abo1e-nentioned qualifications, it was provided the law was to go into effect only when promulgated by I'm perial Ordinance. And for ten years
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
UP TO $5Oee
New Fall and Winter Styles

This sdean sale" of n less hnt m in with what others ofer be the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01

time for happy finale. It is one ot the finest stories that has been pie turized here in some time
 Tom Browns Musical High1anders present a very good musical novelty
 that was highly enjoyed last night.
 French horns, comets, violins, trom-
 bones and other instruments are
 played in the offering. Frank Ward
 ''The HaIlucinationist''w was a hit. He
 has some clever comedy and his dancing mannikins at the finish
 brought him back for an encore on which he gave an imitation of Bert Williams doing his famous panto- mime card game. Helen Collins and company with some beautiful plush scenery as Q, background do some ex- cellent songs that were well received Winton Brothers, with special scenery 1 and attired as laborers, performed some difficult stunts in gymnastics A Booth Tarkington Edgar CoHn- edy," International News and Topics l of the Day completed the show. Coming Sunday special attrac- tion, Olive Thomas in her lates | Darling ,Mine''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
FOREIGN ISSUE IN JAPAN.

In discussing the Japanese issue in California in the October Worlds Work MT. Lothrop Stoddard throws an interesting light on the treatment of foreigners in Japan:
 Japan has always shown herself extremely chary of admitting foreign CTS within her own borders. Until the middle of the last century no for
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
IN THE THEATRES
POLES


 The headliners of the vaudeville show at Polls which started yester- day, The Four Fords, give an un- usual exh hibition Of hard shoe danc- ing. They are all members of the famous Ford family of dancers. Their dancing combined with their won derful wardrobe and scenery gives the act a distinctivenesS seldom seen in acts of this kind.
 Stone and Hayes were the cause of many outbursts of laughter. Their skit is an episode of the street carni- val such as has often been seen in Bridgeport and is entitled Green Goods.'
 singing and dancing revue far above the ordinary rR of revues- They l sing and dance several numbers from l the faWorite musical comedys. 1 Watts and Hawley went well | Watts is extremely fat and funny and | Miss Hawley accompanies him at the | piano and renders "Pn Be With You | In Apple Blossom Times' very pret. l tily. The show was opened by FranE and Mabel Wilbur in a, really origina | juggling act. Altogether the bill is 1 extremely good.
 ] Out of The Shows, with Ra1p1 1 Ince in the title role is a great pic 1 ture of northern Canada, showing the | activities o fthe Royal Canadian Pc | lice. Pathe News and Review are interesting as well as entertaining.