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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-25
SANTA CLAUS IS
BUSY WITH TOYS
1920 Christmas Crop to Be
Worth $19,OOO,OOO
ny LARRY A. JACOBS

NEW YORK. Aug. s5.-rts a far
cry from a stury New York August
10 white Christmas. But working
now at top speed are more than 200
10Y factories preparing their wonder.
tui surprises for tho children OF
America
IL seems strange 20 think OF get.
ing ready for Christmas In midsum.
mer. but Santa Claus Is evidently a
believer In preparedness and for two
or three months has had his mlnions
working at top speed.
When you see a seven. passenger
touring car you think of it's produe.
ms factory as a great Industrial
plant. but when you pick up a toy
balloon you are likely TO think OF 4,
as having been made In some small
shop.
As . matter Of fact. one fac
tcry Just completed In Ohio will
make xi.0oo. 900 worth of toy
balloons; another In tho heart of
New York city occupies 10 full
ficcrs solely for the manufacture
- s's'~~-~ sss&s HttsSfA8stUM
while tlArd at New Haven that
manufactures bests~ toys for old.
er childr~u has . plant largo
enough Tor the manufacture Of
touring cara
Toy manufacturers estimate that
the American toy industry win ap-
proximate $4,000. 900 In 1890 with
A record OF more than s.. 400 900 Of
American toys exported.
Imports OF foreign toys VIII be
about double tho American product.
but the production here II nearly
twice what II was before tho war.
War toys viii practically disappear
from the market and. aitho children
arc almost equally divided as regards
the sexes. dolls VIII be In greater pre-
ponderance and they win be better
made and dressed than ever before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-25
Girl Swims Horse
Over River; browns

SPOKANE. WASH Aug. 2S.--An
airpplane yesterday evening Wa
used TO locate the body Of 17.ycaf
old Pearl Romelly. who lost her
life when she attempted TO swim
her horse across the swift Spokane
river.
Mrs. Romeily blamed ~movie
thrillers" for the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-25
Knights of Pythais
Hold Open Meeting

Seattle Lodge No. 10. Knights Of
Pythias. will hold an open meeting
wednesday evening IN their hail
a, First ave. and Pike ST. All
Knights, with their families and
friends. are invited. Music and
dancing will be features Of the pro-
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-25
Now County Makes
II Hot for Samuel

Observation-Disclosures Beech.
um's high finance scheme was to
appropriate the coal he was to have
hauled to the Jewish temple here
and sell II. he admitted today. The
county is supplying his coal now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-25
FUNERAL SERVICES for Johr

l.. Hubbard. s.. native OF Washing.
ton. who died last Saturday In
Portland. were held Wednesday aft.
ernoon at 3 o'clock at the Bonney.
Watson company. He In survived
by n sister. Ms. Francis I. Billings,
OF Seattle He was a member OF
Eureka lodge. No. 20. +. andsA. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

DwlEnI AEcz-crsy gave q piano sole.
s-Is5 tws vocal solos were rendered III
Hiss Worn Bartlett Greece Al ne
eioSs q he k.ffe-npen delicious ran
1Ees was served Tins was he az,
meeting fo- -hs seGsoI.
Miss Lnez akr-1,sgls. u -sre=r.z-ille IS
visiting al zh& ngrae ~ NJ g-o N-s
7. IL Sao-4s
Nrs- Lottis R4nIlstl = 5enzon : :
guest = ze- &1H-. aars- Rulfe a. -fI1--e
s1res-
Nj A.Ise Blake entertained -he P-is-
r..lS -lur Tuesday evening ~ re- nome
81 Church stree -hs essfLiE.g EGs
passed EI-n vz.r1UHs EtEak u fancy
works ENG LIgn- rAtresn-nsEzs we-s
se-vfsc- -ae guesIs 3estag the ncszess
were. Mrs. Wia1.ei6 Palmer. Nrs. Cfszs-
81aizaEI. Mrs. Everett Cove. Ars. .
Z Small Graa Mas Theta Sullivan Tt1e
usx- meeting ~il ~ mead - M aorns
Of M-s o L SINAI
Ars. Charles Barton 81 WE-ervi.is
Ena NrE 0orEi6 FIseG I'D c:Z4shEF-
Maths A1H Of X z.b-p1 Miss were
guests Tnesczv O. IL anE Mrs.. George
WineEx-
Y. z AtEas-a II A&renes-s- VIZ a
gnest We0nssnAy = ms a-o1her. Il
Arwooc
= Wesisy Gilman -aIrr sons Il ve--
=-Ens AELii3a-T 81 -hs close q -ifet-
regular meeting F'-rd2E +.veninE !. The
Psst -poras- viii mole a 1urry gu-c-
nAnre. TIT cornrrtrtse Il nssrrs Of me
affair CONSISTS u A-s Ed;tt L!t-iefsele
Miss Ruhv -prhrRua me Miss Pear.
pGrEEnn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
Stock Markets
ZEN FORK MARKET
iE--cs = ne Bays Dealing p al
ia Eating Stocks

T The same inf
-. --E -.l. -u-s- -Gz1 SaSs Inward
--l@ ~euaDt ss=4EigHS - Ifla sEn-k
Sze @ers Operative 1-gZ1n -DGz3 rG-
----z'3t -etiine II M maj haUT cSzlyS-
"aet --egs--4rgtE = he ctoEse-
a-ss g1-IHe ~ r-FEy GAe -IgzfT--
7'iAat- ..-"slss wzrs z7tezl1tso n great
't- 10 s-cuffaencH RlthD2En Orig
-'--- ere WITH sf-'fsT s-ssE57.z4- III 81
-s u-rt AIRY artivt aDu -ZIo0-
-=o.-t Tor -ns fz-sE TINE SINCE
u rs current -rgTFezT7E-l err
AL c,sE-fc7 .EIrZzse with ~
- f1ra-l sECCa dTT}5Arszls EsaG
T-~-s rs - CONSTRUCTIONS ~ ~
-- OAK ts-s- especially Those =
lzu Tn5for RACES
p" 80 -n2IzetGs-s-s n posts z
Es Z eoEa22- z.liT7F.Y -s>s-eTat
wee --hslsIs1 Icy cas- Tylo1sE
s were loaned on cal ~
Fl -lr1e -u1Cs Inclined =
veEs aae a 7TtHEg-e offer
---e E.saE4r Jss-rE "a. tEae O. :
10y .stesC - Frf-tks. ef1u4t--
nc stls og@-cis@r WITH
49, 80 E5c--srh sE'sc2aaEiss- ! sst-ss'
81 ~v ~t-oTnpeF.c C-lzrp1s-
araeu SEsel BsiEwGE au1
r. -57,,rss s'Z,7-sss American Ca.
a-~n.4LTr TeEzs Cs-spsns
.-ara4 aTt sEHrs
ar-zS az rh-ee d l. p1lLtE
vers 3Erres= Fh--s1EZH5 N
~.-svsr-ssv euwE-cE -rs
t--s putting UUf fresh lTBeS
--F = T.EuErrraA unrest IT me
@4s a-Eteel ID -sEh EkD EH1sres
.- .~e.&CEs &Enlu was unset
NOS. INTERESTING &ns SIX
"tt - .IsTreEsT " he ir-srrz-iBFs-
was LA announcement RAJ
-rrGE raL Increased Il
70 = rser cert
--fc-gz--- This lRssI25
-,plr;S s--5 Paris rs asa,ilIgETaE
r-T PRESSURE against LlE@T-
~ issues Total rai@e nay
aEsns >sEt.f.agszee ~ RAJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
OAKLAND

M a. Ms Summer Sect. wlIe nave
1rsssl vlsr-iux -nsL- dAUgtls-, Atrs- NIL
IRE Manson TOR : *eE d2yE tZzvf 20
1I1r1ad @ their nome = DeCs-,
A.Gnsur Skalltr.sss- vine t2s reaE pass-
n the Easter gzrsItsn wt-h ms pay
e-ts Nj @nG ArE. SyfvesSe- SklIli1Ez-
u; ne ae1ns Of AIs sistsr- Mrs Carrie
paavrv. Hsz -e.u-nea % NeW Iicaces-
.sr. wrAre rs Is princIaal % TIA hiEG
sehso-
Mrs n. Il alras4G .ett Wednesday
morning to- LyEE. AEss-. WHARF she
Will rss guests Il relatives.
Jntsc Rurter E.Rs returned 1-n- : vlsll
with trisBas II SkpwhsExn-
Reginald ant Douglas Rr-ts- -.Tt
-e.u-nse g Hailews.l Enere they are
.4rupteyea. after r-isi-l2S Ihe-- parents.
M anc Mfx JntH R--Is-. fer few
HIS
X -rhAss II Portland wgs = recsu
business VISITOR K LpFr
-hArits NcCzuslzaE. wre t.-k been
assasginE me w.rts- WITH Nir aEe Mrs.
Jaar Moody u SkpEnegEn. hes arrived
n tswz ant Is II ne horne ot MS
Hrs wi.tzer TrRsk entertained RS
social cluh o. Hamilton Aangs. Degree
n E1ao-, TussGa- evening IL nsr horne
NJ Nechzr1c street The guests Hers.
Mrs Charles Lorc Mrs. c. Il. Martin.
Mrs Thomas walker Kiss Edna
Aalke- Miss Mar yS1ef, Nrs. .Joazr
Belly, Mrs CyrrIea Ror, and Mrs
DavIr SveereE earns were mayed
ds-lrE me evening music Was aa1cEee
a.Za here wss q guessing eon1est, the
7,rrzs = hanc zuEas aDilE. being WOE by
as-x. Charles LORD Refreshr1sn.s Of
.Erscy eakes cD1ee and caocoisss wsre
served
ReF. Weston ? Holman q. me Meth
odlsi church was called u Beig-ans
weanessav a4te-naa& II ofhc,ars -
@EnerEL
Miss L2U-E Brpeks aAs returned rom
al ez-erG sd visit with trends II East
Rochester y. Il ana Portland
Miss EEkh Dcucstt Of HsGloweu and
asrD.d Butter, whs IS employed IN
-AnssTuTy ARsg-- wers recent guests Of
Mr.. Ru-ts-'s pa-razs. HI Ene M-s.
Jo.zz Butter
MIS-. Nirf2Er 4ElIErss one eft AeEI s.
CAY morning f0r q src-- vIsIt WIKI
friends II Lewiston ETC Portland.
leland 3ickferr- Hnn -acertIv uraue--
Went q throat usse-REioz =. Ehs Aaeus11
general Hospital lsRk recovered sEE-
Gently u -rturn rs mis- a0ne he GAS
accompanied hy Wiu-n-ur Bowman
Clarence SkiIIinEs % Enxc-ret is visit
rs Ms GRANDPARENTS, Nr. &zso Mrs. Svl-
resasr sxiliinSx
The Tusse4y EluA NAG thsl- s-1s La
russrtrS ana eleetioZ O. ofhce-s Tuesday
afternoon u -hs Vnsery CO lhs F,i-s1
Baptist church and ths following off,
ce-s were essc-sd: President Mrs. -her-
tAn-e 5-aEg v1cs r-esi6eEt. Hrs F-ra
Lsecsr; ssc-e.E-y Mrs Il Il oliver:
sreasu-s- Ars- Hc-z1s Ireeles-: ds-sr-
t1-s, Mrs William Aye-. Nrx Eigsn-r
Bates. and sErz. : 4 Stevens: u-nS-zxn
committee, Sfrs- Forest Fpwies. Mrs
Clarence Townsend. and arE Milford
Bates Afts- the business meeting
MrK- Tu-MEn. VINO Eas sent a
deae<SFs q ne STATE Teds-ustor
% WuMT's C-Ens he.8 81 1-nas
gave E most Interesting repart Of
Ehs meeting Kue alsp If rne Repuniieaz
arnvensisn wriwn sas ztrsnaso Nu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
New ark Mnney Market


New EerA- Apt ?
AT-Saaz fBrrne-c Nc reo ana
NSr : harr ~ ans No 2 mixed a..-l-rr
: 7, y Erearser JuFse shipment
ss0EN-sFt.t sEaAag No- TAzlew II
sua 80 . Frlxsd lsb e 3 Ae~ torK
9A--sraS rrF-- Ne Z wrssee .ie
T.zRp-xaE-E. rrliaLle west 3s.e4iss
RT--T'ER-S-rosg. -eceipf - tNss'
,.--rs yuer-y- higher tnEn extras TeHA&i -z-
~ - srarf szsEsssa: first - 70 q soere =
sTss hacking s1nrE current maze NO :
IS
.7s.G-lrrsSxl&- -eeefuEs l.& a2ses-
sraak- rznrherse extras nrE1s @%1$S' oe
4s-sTs sISkn42S sr1te Pa EI4c ne&rpt
wsETs---. F,err.srr whites l-sI 70 extras
ssssss- NJ ls-pwr extras <5nsss. 90 gait
s-s-5 tsrpwr Zne mixed ceAc-s f1rs1 I'd
extras 4zssss<s- .su=s.
-T-IA Raw s1.-rN- Caszr-1eug&1 1sE9
gssz- slyY4 s-zuulExet isss1 1hnb
ser figures WEIR less active ourlns
- ssr-fx seegior ou1 me unde~ton<
wns sl--n Al NOON ss-fces were = 70 .
Ts[,s.~fs rsss higher on covering ans rhF-
TT sy trace tnrtresrs -. -.s..
ssriT AT0ES-FirTne Bermuda bpi- 1H"
GgE1GEs-Saea6r, unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

-ElEG&EC- AhTL4 3
8Chzo-aet, steady - 2SE over LaEn
est -czyss average SulE 15ela ls..EE
ftasIF lSstsni5st medium 15ffxals&a: ..EfIt
I5SeA1sxn. iigh- Rhf lissrl So hesx-y-
packing 5OwE srneaEh I2s4E Is7s packing
seSxE -ouxt- -ee1S6i1@zS: Pigs ISsssrf5l0
AelIiuEE AnS heavy weight cnblcf alG
prlrne ig75n IsA. medium Eno EDDa IIsgA
Ls7S Gom,acH ano medium s7sa la
Sutcrer cattle Ee5tHEs Esu&57E aowE
szs1iI-s caEns-s s-n1 critters sg-Tz5i
E-ez3 caves iSNn45G. Tester stse-F s%fss7
Ks. ssDcEAr steers IGeal1I.
SEEE2-aep. Nominal L.sxinus ~ ms
alKE lsoSu 37s; Guils and cBTarncH 147En
xT7s Ewes AeaIu-z- Eonc Enc crelc=
: isisG IsSs0. sUlis zaE -DTE-noI. 64sszla--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
Pickard Apparent
Winner Calais Elecflpn

CalAlE, Aa- April The reeoaE
q The Calais city yu-s head roGzT by
AEyoraity candidates with al bal
lots VI which there 1pals be any
question net counted seems 70 GIVE
image ? Y. Packard DeEnnc-Zt- =
na1a-rry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

he faculty u 3a-es calisge IS nut
sufficiently rAlo Tt members ss1t-
ss- from xhs higr cos IF IIt1ng. with
oEI anything like 8 pToBor.tonats IN
crease IN their Oyrr sczis q Wages
This fHc- II mnns vary main ana re-w
peirtea II a Letter br -re trustees o.
Ems AAnm Loyalty Fund. % whom
Ernest r EI2suA. o. Is chairman
BE.ss is II nesa CT financial Gssisr-
ance. AID % gel \ stGs tu-ns 20 hEr
ZaDp zlumE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
chicago Produce Market

-DEEzEu- apr. 5
Reports hal prominent -rE@1frK In4gr.,
De EnGie-ea1 u. charges d z-lTusnkl TAE-
liquidation ~ TgrTces had = 3eE-ish Fl
1Et.. IucEy II trfe u0rn market Deal
tnES laesea volume AM tts close Wa
we2E 10 < usf over wf-n aaEE - u
ss . 3 ike GsTgnce IND Frr-1sFaIls
arEr q Id ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
Roxfon Produce Market
BostnE. AZ


s47sFTF--s ,i4Eslce sTsaSA.s csIit< LIVE
TzT---ER-Sortttern crr4EnerE -. -
s.sSsss.i western c-eAzrfr ~ s-xIrEh nosza~
esErr,GT---wIEE extras aNaa4
- sr we.iaw Sssnfe-
r7Sssss-Naarry hsnnsrF sssss ~es-e-n
~ sff--5f-I-SrrlzE f1z1en.s- Es-s1- 49,.
sr,sc.za gho-Es l4lse1ase' s-Ans
.~-No. 2 SigreGny 4lps1
agE-Sp-Ing IA D. -
@A-e-Fsn1sv 20 pounds lsnl1
s,v~rsEsss- ! -r,ustOak Green AclZ-
-. S-s5See r,er lae pezands o.. trHrE
49, go, sP-{irxnaiK1eG wrnA-saN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Constance Grinalai- charged with
-nanslsuEhter II causing fhs aesIs %
Joseph Datresue us Chisholm. VINO
s4Iec rom the effects u drinking
fiouo- the Rasas OF which was wood
alrohel aIleeAe 70 have beer otrEinec
frcr GrsnAlai. was held Under $500
wt.ict were furnished. IN the Farm
zuxrpn municipal ooalrr u ecnssasy
Tns case VIII probably grs trrsc n
Sep.emner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
Np--rs- Mer-Eit

The a-nnglnca-nsE. n1 1hE Marriage
Oh Miss AarsBn I. Merrill ID Be-T E
Morris fwo sznpuiEr young people q
TINS community, was somewhat q Z
surr,lss 70 their many friends The
br7ae !. -tk axuEnIer Ut Ar. ana Mrs,
Gyesrrs 2. Merrill. Shs Is srgo-
uars af Rurieish High scnpal and
SIRE completing her sruGtes- has az
voted hsr rims 70 reaching The
bridegroom is tie soz ef e = Ap--
rs N Bingham de SERVED o5-tarssrs
slx months. To -he coTrQle-z-v ex-
teudeo the best wishes o. Their mary
-rlsnEss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
100 Acres. $500
10 Cows. Farm ToOiS

sla<s cash gives Fsessessssf- -Se-~ nsEt
'eaEy Tor uL;SlEaSss- Gs%c ase H. z DWy
WITH .z-E3 manufacturers fSFuSns I'll
lErr c0.isEs. cz1Sr lz-Kez&- machine
wp-ksc fSHa1S. tsvp1b-prEI e--en pasture Er-
- rovx $50 nes-sis WOOD lstsa n TIM
ser s-EAriezy srE5N - suS&- IE.s.pseS. II
-ou-z house 1s-f- ban sii0. bszurItL
>faslt ewTs- -eci-ruE lnEiUnss ever
hing q. SzsDe snsy s4lSa ElSr- hziznCz
-gzE ems Details Jazz Z St--u- s
sE.-.rsE CsAtEaoE Ha-Ekas = States. cc--
@-,- S-T31IT- -AEA ALTESTy, - 2
nc -sEEth ElaG- Resrsor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
he Quickest Way Get What You Want Use Want AID


that Journal classified advertising vii pay you.
You nave heard hsw easy and safe snc psuftzhie-
II IS 70 use the Want Ads,-prore il fer rour-
self
Scores o1 Augusta ssgpie vho never used
Journal Want ADS before are proving II every
week. STUDY the Want Aas toaRy ana see nov
they csn ses~e vel Journal Want Al Taker
Is as near as veur telephone. Gail 1s5 ans
prove Ias yourself the profI1-power oi JournEl
Classified advertising.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
>se tH-k stock Market
ec-eEt DIZZY ~
ANs 5Rcs EaaGE COMPANY

-"i~N ri LE NIWTNN
=. Bath. Phone STD .
$G-er -. -Aurns1a
-oTss 1HIE- zp1s
sFT-eS Fsof4osszfs ri
--@E7 =. 5alEHT & c.
ew vu-s AMI Boston
-ao-E Exchange
rte Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
BOXING NOTES

4se johnson n New York a=oIoTala-
SIC billy DeFns u New York and
ST Paul. went 2 doapis-sET Wscnss-
dzy night AT lewiston and staged =
splendid Eaarr1ng match. buf tails6
e satisfy the crowd. -he sCr saEznE
rtsr 'tIac I'D much respect for earh
orasr." Kic DEbs of lewiston OK.
pointed SIevT TrEvers q BidnsSpr1
II SIX rEsI rpsEElns il being his bout
rv long oclE- according 70 ers same
paper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

L1ounnn. April o--ooIn ll-af tl3eE
Wells ths Enxiish heavyweight IL
r.s-h. knocked out EdEis MrzI0csE-ry
uf Oshkosh Wisconsin. II Iaf SIX
fs.srs-h ruunc Of ! &c rnEna naEzs al
rhE Hpincrr stadium
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

c=-E quotation. 81 :. Din - n Eaaek.
ages
NFAL.-lhFsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Ssr,-5 -anr warned irsise -.sxx-
l-ers-rrs -ust ne ~ aaEs 1kxG
nsres. CHARLES 4. PERKINS.
-nilesseiI. Ne Tel 73-N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

@arter-To Say sc
AM EPA-aa ~ - Ao1zE II EpoC W.
G1-lez- SIEls p-IGs, --1E l. & -
care Jor-rL
DRY ROCK MAPE-or White Birch
PARK. 4 a- = Encn@s timex Cars Ma
chine Shop. Augusta Nc
EXPREss WaG0NNTTiTt sE-c9r6-hzra
wanted II exchange fu- new 1nes =.
Q Barker. EESt TsssEfb1-r. Tel g..
south china iirs
FARM U ASGN-S@cDHa s.Snu- liEh- ~
medium weigh -wp-hu-ss J. L 6urI
AzrcaHS-=
RIDyccs aA0nLE-Af1c r1-7dle- arm
SsnGis preferred ALIsT uur re Ioc
hesVT Znd II EaoC condition L J.
AeTlcE- A1EusEz. Ns
SECOND HAND T-ENT--EE-Al
xmas wanted Highest p-lceSS yl2i6-
ANGUISH Furniture ca -e. SW
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sesg Nan1ee-Mass

OEl- college +arrL 4 rnAn with pratt
CA sxpe-is-lIs Rnc ABILITY - hk-slrtle
ReYa. IcaE -e@ers1ces reautrse. 40
dress 4 Z. SEE1-E, 5zsJseriE tBpaEE-,
Maine Wesleyan sezElaA-y, Asr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

Glalih - AAL ASSISTANT HOUSE
KEEPER RELIABLE PARTY
COED WALES. Phone So Address
Box I5ss AUGUST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
THEATRES
.sfRASD THEATRE

He was not an up TO date Ameri-
can. He thought this big country
of ours was still divided in two
partsT-the North and the South:
You were either a damned Yankee
OF a Southerner; his flag was the
Stars and Bars and the
Stars and Stripes that of an enemy.
This mistaken young man was Rob
ert Carr, grandson of a Confederate
Colonel, who had never become rec
onoiled to the defeat Of the South.
How young Carr. felt the call Of
the true spirit of freedom and res
ponded to it brings w: Christy
Cabame's thrilling story Of love and
adventure. Fighting Through
starring E. X. Lincoln, to a climax
that is decidedly entertaining. This
picture will be shown at the Grand
Theatre tonight. Alo Charlie Chap
lin in uDoing His Best. =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03

to reioiit once more rnc t:,,nly ne
nal moi seer tusctnc' stree .s,asIita
wss busily preparing for war,
NJ. Victor viii appea,. III" i,orr-
ing II 10 o'clock II fhs o'Fice OF
United States District Attorney
Hiram Nj. Smith ior the execution
of bond OF $4,000 as security for
nonyio!ation of he parole ne has
been, sr:sirted hy Tie governments dur
ing the period that lhs country
technically is az war with tiernlaiIy.
This action IS being taken with all
informed enemy aliens whose eaniact
did not warrant deportation.
While. peace iias not been declared
officially bet~eeS the United States
and Germany, il was deemed by the
government unjust to German ma
tionals 10 keep them confined during
an indefip!tn period Of hagg!n&
over peace negotiations. Prisoners
Of every other nation engaged with
this country in the struggle have
been returned to their. homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
EASTER Ar UNIVERSITY

Charlottesville, April 3.-Easter
week, the social event Of the year at
the University of Virginia begins
Monday. The plans and preparations:
for the occasion this year have been
very. extensive aud elaborate and the
largest attendance Of any previous
Easter week is expected. Members.
ci the dance committee have, amour
cd that the list Of young ladies who
will be the guests Of the university
fer the week has passed The hundred
mark anA represents practically all
Of the larger cities in the country
and prominent girls schools m the
south and east Many alumni Of the
university will be back for the
weeks festivities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
MEAT PRICES TO ADVANCE

Chicago, Apr 3.--Meat prices will
advance if the Interstate Commerce
Commission restricts the use Of re
frigerator cars by the packers Of
shipments of strictly packing house
products, Richard 0Hare, of Swift
and Company, told that body yester-
day.
1.-THE National Wholesale Grocers'
Association is petitioning for such
restriction of the packers shipment,
claiming. that the right to ship groc
cry products in the refrigerator cars
gives an unfair advantage TO the
meat men:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
/ LEAVES CANAL ZONE


Panama, April 3.-fhe Prince OF
Wales, aboard the British battle cruls-
er Renown. sailed yesterday for San
Diego. California, after his visit TO the
Canal Zone,
Il developed that the cruiser SUI
fcred damage to her starboarA propel-
Ter in the Culebra cut on Tuesday,
where it was necessary to blast OBJ
stfuctions in the channel caused by
the recent earthSlide, before the Re-
nown could pass through.
The British cruiser Calcutta, which
accompanied the Renown here, has re-
turned to Barbados.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
FORMER consul RELEASED
E. Karl Victor Returns Ia Virginia
After Imprisonment rs then
Enemy

Richmond, April %.-E' Karl
Victor, formerly vice consul III Rich
mcnd of the IMPERIAL German gov
.ernment, is with his family again at
Granite, Chesterfield county, alter
spending. thirty two months at fort
Oslethorpe, Ca, las an informed enc
my alien.
He arrived III Richmond last night
about Z o'clock from Chattanooga
and went Immediately TO his nome
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03

Southern Railway IS handling five
trains, averaging $50 carloads OF or
anges and grape fruit in northbomd
traffic through here daily
The congestion at time shas been 50
great of late that the imme6se yard
facilities at Spencer, \. C..have been
taxed by it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
NOTICE
To the Stockholders:

TO the StOckHUIueTS:
\ Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Washington Sanitary Improve
ment Company will be held at the
Office Of James R. Cation. ESD, No.
Ill South Fairfax Street, Alexan-
driH, Va, on. Tuesday, April G.;
1920, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Respectfully.
Geo. s. Wilson, Secretary.
;69-15c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
8. Hupp
h. BUSY CORNER pENNA AveAr 8 TH.sr
Easter NeckWear
For The Younger Generation

Buster Brown Collars, in plain linen, in three diff
%ferent widths at .s. ~. !. 29c and 39c
SIS. Buster Brown Collars Of pique at ........ SOC
Buster Brown Collars, of fine organdy, at differ
ent prices +..........$l 81. 90, Sl.25 up to Sl.98
3 Eyeet Embroidered Collars and Collar and Cuff
Sets at good range of prices Separate collars Soc
to $3.50. The sets, 1.25 to S275..
Plain Pique Collars of Children's wear, priced at
SOC, 59c and $1.00
Is Child1ens Pique Sets, priced at Csc to S1.65
= Windsor Ties in black and coors, of good quality
messaine and crepe de chine, at SOC and 75c
Windsor Ties of crepe de chine, at. soc and Use
81 Kann' Street Floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-03
FRUIT CLOGS SOUTHERN

Five Trains Daily Rush Oranges and
Grapefruit North
Lynchburs, Va, April 3.-IThe
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-19

i'-ads are more irrcssnry Than
bread Il" the Lcrnnllnc. M"n, women
aGG children wear and carry heads Ia
wrrl ~ NJ lu,. Even III" horses
ara dnukrvs hav" strands u heads
Hh"ui lh"r nr,ks 10 battle ~" evil
eye aWi ~" long horns ~ the work
usen re decorated WIN llur aud
Nhl" h.ldr TO Keep them iruu rull,
II- rr'N Ia disease,
10 Ail"ns. 'uusiuntinuplr, 1itls
Smy,nH and other cities If III" Lrvnut
u"u at all clnssrs curry short strands
1T ld-'i brGd9 which they play with
whit" walking In the street riding IN
street rnrs nI'l trains, just rs nervous
mn IN the West finger their watch
chains Bead shops abound every,
whrrr IN the larger cities aud general
slurur and market stalls srlI them IN
the smaller places, I'rddrrs hawk
r,ym "a the streets everywhere,