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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Sec. Colby Promises
Aid IN Case of
Mayor MacSwinev

WASHINGTON, sent L-F~ark =.
Walsh. chairman Of the American
commission for Irrs1 independence.
after a conference rocay with score
tarE cob, announced mat Mr.. colby
had promised 70 cndeavor 10 DO
something ana do Il quickly. III be-
half RI Terence Macrwiney. Lord
Manor 81 Cork. nov on a hunger
strike Br1Xton JaIl London
Mr.. Walsh sald ne asked the state
department secretarv to intervene
either officially or personally with
7~eIn;er L.ovd ct Gorge to save Mac
~wInev. VINO he SAID would die with
Il twelve hours. He made a similar
request of President Wilson in 2 ct
ter LETT at The White House
~erretarv Colby. after, Mr Walsh &
visit. response 20 questions SAID he
had the niea which had bern present
I'd LIn under consideration.
Mr. Walsh said he cited 70 Secre-
rar~v COLBY as presidents for Amer
lean intervention n behalf ri the Cork
mayor The representatlors made hv
hc Tinted states IN 1ons - the Rus
san government against the Jewish
pogroms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Plymouth. Eng.
Begins Celebration
of Pilgrim Landing

Plymouth. Eng, Sept. The clever
DAY celebration Of the Mayrfower ter
centenRry which will reach its high
est point in he early days If next
week began today v1rh q Mayhower
pageant at the drill hall. The prog
-aIn includes a wide range OF en-
fertaInments and historical. uterar,
and religious ceremonies, one al tht
famous Mayfiower STONE
The American embassy VIII be rep
resented by its charge J. Butter
Wright. 1t mas been intirnated thai
Premier LLOYD George might accept
TINS opportunity 10 deliver an i'm
portant message 10 America but n
has MOI vet decided whether ne vii
interrupt his holiday al Lucerne "a
attend
Many social entertainments have
been arranged for the many Aneri-
cans VINO are expected TO arrive here
in day or two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Hub Two-Master.
Maine-Builtt. Wreck
in Buzzards BAY

New Bedford. Mass, Sept. Tn.
-wo nasted schooner -. Crolx. owned
bE he Boston ship Brokerage com
panv, and commanded BY Captain
Willie Q, Perry " Portland. Ne. -
ashore on Ihc southeast side Of Nash
awena, near Quick's Hole n Buzzards
Bay. Thu vessel IS expected to be A
total wreck. with heavy seas breaking
nVs=f her deck. according 70 her cap
tain ana --ew OF four men, who were
lowed here todaE n their boat by
lobster fisherman The schooner was
bound rom New York to Portland
with a cargo ri potter clay, Is Of
So tons net ana was built al Calsls.
Ne. N 1SSs She has hailed from
Moslon for a number Of wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
General Forecast

The pressure IS low over the Cana
dian maritime provinces ana nlgn
over All interior districts east Of the
Rocky Mountains. In the New Eng
land states temperatures are now
generally below the normal for TINS
date. There have been showers
within the last II hours in northern
New England.
Moderate temperatures with far
weather viii prevail over the eastern
nalf Of the country during the mex;
two or three days
Winds Moderate 70 fresh north
west. fair weather Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Accept Under Protest

F4azelfon. FA- SEM. THE scale
committee If the United Mine Workers
~ America representing ths -rrrs
nara coal districts. ate TO-DAY agreed 10
accepr the award # he anthracite "a
ronmlssioH unde- protest ana roIIvu
'hls un with thr presentation or new
demands, The miners. committee w,r.
meet the representatives NJ The opera
.ors n Scranton tomorrow n pursu-
a2ce nj call issued ~ Secretary of
Lao"r m r. Wilson +o- rHe purpose
~ writing The errrs " Tie award nto
"a tHvo-vc4r ronlrac-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Bar HarbOr " oman
Seeks County Office

Bar Haroor V. ~s1l- I.-Nrs-
Margaret DYER uf this town claims the
distinction u being lie hrst woman
candidate for q State az county ofticr
IN Maine. she announced tonight that
she would conduct q stickc- campaign
Tor election as ~eg1ste: Of lrof,ate on
The Democratic ticket
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Lack Big Guns Cause
Retreat of Wrangel

Consran1lnople Aug @1-'Br the
Associated Press The retreat Of
General T-angie mead = he south
e-n anti Bolsneylk forces. along -hc
Dmeper. is expected hero by his lack
II heavy ARTILLERY The sorler troops
have reached Novo AlexIevka and
cut he railway. threatening Wran-
gels communications in Taur,da
province.
General wrangle mas begun q
count er- attack aEalnsr the soviet
center. One - ms columns landed
on the Sea Of Asov. butt was repulsed.
according 70 ady2ces recsive1 here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Cotton Crop. 1920,
Two-thirds Normal

washington. sept I-D0tI0n pro-
duCtlon this vea~ was forecast todR y
II I2,7SS.0De bales ny the Depart
rnrnt Of Agriculture, hasin- Is csti-
mate - tire condition OF the crop on
Aug -, which Vas G7.5 peI cent Of
Il normal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
COX SIDE-STEPS AND SENDS PROXY
TO BACK UP SLUSH FUND CHARGES
FAITH TESTIMONY WHITE, MARSH

Democratic Chairman and Treasurer
on Grill--Have No Evidence to Offer
But Believe Governor Charges are
True--BOth Agree Nothing Corrupt
in Hays Three Million Budget
E. H. Moore, Pre-Convention Man
ager Cox Selected to go to Chicago
with Proofs Of Governors Charges
Hints Hays and Upham May Be
Recalled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
POLAND'S REPLY
TO Z. S. ADVICE
NOT SUBMISSIVE

Washington. Sept. i. BY The As
soClated Press Poland mas ans
were,d the admonltion OF the United
States tnat the Polish armies malt al
the erhnugraphlC frontier Of Poland
with the statement that strategic
considerations must govern Poland s
course
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
,-70>t5 TRIO. LEWISTON

:
-.... - SPECIAL Over
-..7.. WIN wonru well repre-
.-,e --w4o5 MO tac lily hail
-~- as evening % attend q slgan-
-s r.t~e hey enthusiastically
--.- 4a.. 4qproraI Of me issues Of
=. N.u-2al ana stale campaign
W b, -1e champions of the
.,..a. IN .zusc VINO spoke during
81. -,t-.--.
-sy-5-l Robins ot Chicago a
-..,--z..r tanouz student Of politics
-ew obstructive yerbal barrage
-. III ..-Asue Of Nations and the
-es- arsallles. Piece by piece
-r,1.Ia- ne International threads
-.~.ye hat really bounu the
-,~ !. ne league together. He
,,-..-s- ,ha clever European dIplo-
.-sr- .-aus with which if was
---.fc 4e branded Wilson as
.. es--a, - If me baslc principles OF
.r-fr,ear,srr wnen nc fathered such
+. .-o1=ct-
- --eatr u Versailles was gwen
acrallv =ound smashing when he
.ra.vzec -te American founda-
.7- mon winch : was built.
Es-o,~- would not allow Ameri-
ans % y usea - pawns n the hands
4. -o-e.g-A I.giomats was ms part
= -aus-.. enumeration of this sub
or: -le olsa-ed with the audience
70 IL -re1t 7a-r helping solve the
sB.cuur ri ne aIgh cost Of living,
7-2ss- -'- setting up the Republi-
-crs e Washington.
N F~ccer.t ParkhursI was
-ee.ta VIII hearty round of
zaee~- rrc- -c was introduced. He
al p pay
A. have canpaIgned during the
as. wo IsYs Win the Younger
@ooseEe.t. nave been constantly re-
---oea u The elder Roosevelt, that
--salesr American Of our genera
ao-- WON We Owed as man.
--2Se1 Il g statesman, and turned
2 . aaoer u ume Of stress and
aatlo1a- -a1Eer. He IS worthy
sor y -!s -Lus-rous father. and is.
'eiis7'e destined % render great SER
nee 70 9nr aounrr-.
Nrov 70 tribute 70 P-es,6ar4
f'ossTett mort appropriate than
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
THEY BELIEVE cox

h!g1Eo sept. Officials II ne
Democrat. Rational -onmittee tee
uhed ,u4av before me Senatorial
committee INVESTIGATING campaign
expenses that they brought 70 ovr-.
dence rom Governor James n. Cox
10 sustain ms har-es or a Republi-
an. r"rruptIon fund bu, that thev
believed the Charge .ye,c trae.
Barnes Book Again
George White recent. elected
hartman ~ ne Democratic organ
lzs,tlon. ana Wilbur Mnrsh, MS treas
urer, roth hacked their candidates
ASSERTION ana N addition Nj Marsh
prov ICED Photographic rop7es IT
subscription lists I'd i Republican
book published oy William Barnes Of
Albany n Y I-tc1iuE Journal
when ne said indicated 4 violation
al the federal statutes. furhlddi-g
poHuCai subscriptions by CORPORA
IONS.
Mr.. Marsh told Senator Kenyon.
chairman n The Investigating carn-
mttee. that the original lists were
either n rhe hands Of Governor
Cox or the Department # Justice"
asked why they had MOI baen turned
over Al once % the attorney general
as bass for possible prosecution.
ne replied:
We considered them an excellent
campaign document Besides We
have had them only about two
weeks"
Vioators Should So Jaiied
We'll" SAID Senator Kenyon. II
any # the siEae-s Of those lists
nave violated the Ia wthey ought 20
be jailed. 10 matter whether they
are Republicans OF Democrats.
Other witnesses today were Par
ley ? Christensen presidential
nominee Of the Farmer Labor part;
Guy =. Scott. treasurer OF the Re
publican congressional and senatorial
"anpaig1 committees. and W p.
Jameson, 1oid-over financial direct
" - the Democratic national organ
zatiOr. Mr. Jameson appeared at a
Continued on Fare 4-Cci. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
THE WEATHER
EAIR

Northern New England Fair
Thursday and FRIDAY cohlinue''
cool
Southern New England and east
ern New York: Fair Thursday ana
FRIDAY. moderate temperatures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Central Maine
FAIR PROGRAM
SET AHEAD
Wednesdays Rain to
Make Saturday the
Windup Of Exhibit
Many Attractions To-day TO Enter
tain Biz Crowd Anticipated -
CLASSY Racing Card 70 Feature -
Sig Field OF Entries n Each Event
Coliseum Proving Fine Exhibi-
ton

Coliseum Proving Fine Exhibi-
ton
Waterville. Ne. Sept. =. Speclall
The ink struck the Central Maine
Fair n the shape OF rain Tuesday
night. and "Wednesday morning II
was still raining. SO The management
set the entire program ahead one
day The ealr viii close on SaIur-
DAY, instead OF Friday. ana on each
day there viii he something Of
special interest = addition 10 the
ST features. which may ne seen
ana ENJOYED the entire week.
There vas an mixing OF what vas
coming when. Tuesday aIternoon. the
bail -ame was slightly DELAYED by 4
lew sprlrkles. but the shower quick
y passed over Tuesday night.
however. I settled down . rain n
GOOD earnest. All dav W"dnesdav.
the clouds threatened and the
barometer lowered al a iow level,
giving little hope
GOOD Crowd Present
Notwithstanding there We're no
races, a considerable crowd Of VS.
TORS came % the grounds. wandered
through the Midway and pat-onlZed
me various booths. The takIrs are mt
hardest OF al, As they have all paid
Tor their concessions and there no
''cnrne back" FOR them Frequently,
N 4 poor season. they sink IL one Or
two rainy weeks all that they have
previously gained.
The horses and cattle AIRED very
well however The cattle depart
nent. Il its new location. & on hlllv
ground. and the wisdom If making
;he change this year was mani ted
n no uncertain way. Tho horse
stables are covered and N good
condition.
Fine Racing To-Day
As races are NOT postponed over
SUNDAY folks who come 70 the FAIR
-hUrsca~. T spite q 2 possibly
dubious weather outlook carry n
thc morning. have considerable
chance 10 see the fine races sched-
uIed for today
pacing: tbs $50 class trottlng. and
the mixed 90 trot and 80 pare
stake race. originally scheduled for
he previous DAY Biz fields Of en-
tries viii starr n eacn event.
Less Crowd-More TO See
With loss OF a crowd Wednesday.
i vas rcnar1able how much more
Of me exhibits one really could see.
Take for instance the exhibit NJ in
furious inserts by the state Depart
nent of Agriculture. nrar chc pas
sa-ewav between The Coliseum and
Exhibition hall MANY well edit
Gated persons have never seen the
c1cada-that insect which makes
such 4 raspInE. buzzln- sound n me
sunner-and few are aware that i
Continued on Page. Col. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Maine Campaign Warns Up
G. 0, P. Speakers Hammer
Home State, National Issues

.az-. Col Roosevelt, Raymond Robins and
.... Parklurst in Strong A dress : at
Lewiston Enthusi astic Rally at Capital
r. .-irr Cong. Trea dway Of Mass and MIS-
Stewart II Washington as Speakers-Many
T men in Attendance = Cong Peters at
Pars.ng Winthrop Rally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
RAIN PUTS OVER
HOULTON RACES

Houlton. sept. Speclan--The
scheduled card of races at 4oultun
tar to-day were postponed owing To
the heavy rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
AUGUSTA ENTHUSES

Ihe Republican rally al Augusta
City Hall asst evening was one wei
calculated TO delight he hearts 81
me Republican women as vel IS
those of tho men. The seating ca
pacity Of The floor was r1lled. also nc
first two rows in the galleries. worn-
en- comprising half the audience.
The American Legion Band con-
tributed much 10 thu occasion. ana
singing was a feature that com
rnended itself. The opening song,
led by Mr.. Keith Ryan. was 70 The
tune. Over There" the first words
being
Women go and vote - .4no vote, g
and vote.
When election comes. name 1 nyjc.
make a note
Country's calling YOU and me.
To preserve It's liberty
Mrs. Gannett Handles Cave
Mrs. Guy P. Cannot. State Chair
man OF the Women Advisory COM
Inittee, presided. Her INTRODUCTORY
remarks expressed very happily me
sentiments Of me women on tins &C
casion. She. said she came before Au-
gusta people for the frsI lime d real
citizen of the United States. that she
this day mad registered as voter
and enrolled as "a Republican. d re-
mark warmly a.pplaudeci
She spoke briefly OF the satisfac-
tory reports concerning he enroll
rnent all over the State and urged
the women Of Augusta 10 40 their
part and prove 70 the Republican
men that the Republican women are
the greatest asset they have
At the time of the State conven-
tion she said they had asked the
committee 10 send the best women
speaker they had ana they had sent
Miss Mary Stewart II Washington
D. c.
Miss Stewart Known
Miss stewart reception was a
most cordial one. many in The audi
ence recalling the splendid address
she gave the convention al Bangor
Expecting much the audience was in
no way disappointed
You know. she SAID. Doctor John
son. with regard n women speaking.
Ikened her 10 a dog walking on his
hind legs. This was never done well
but the amazing thing was that il
could be done at all. She wondered
# the men really knew htw me wom-
on had felt aboursthls For The fii-st
time IN addressing an audience shc
was now permitted - say. Fellow
Citizens. To men the right ~ vote
had come very easy: 20 women the
attaining IF L had been a long
hard struggle Perhaps this was
better, so they mad much 20 learn.
and she thought the men had learned
something Of value.
IF his Is 10 be a government for
the people il must ne A government
by the people. Nothing real IS done
for rs thai We don do for ourselves
The government will ne Iusr what W.
0eopie make il. We ara an ludIfer-
emit people ann 7 Is fortunate for Us
Continued or PAGE o-Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

Boston and vlunlty: Fair Thurs
-tav and Friday: moderate temporal
lures, fresh north west WINDS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Misieau Public

The advertising campaign car
riea on by the Chicago postal clerks
union mas been misleading % the
public. uncaIled Ior and reprehensl r
Die ana was continued or renewed
Do1h n their meetings n the public
press after We had interviewed them
ana expressed our OPINION fully 70
them regard to ;he matter We
believe their conduc, this respect
fully 1ustIfies removal. nut IN the
matter II soliciting contributions
from the pubic there IS undenIabie
evidence OF distinct ana fragrant
violations NJ section IL n The postal
laws and POPULATIONS which nave not
beer satisfactorily responded 20 and
can not nc condUned.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

Developments If the ia .nc5 uaeu
sporadic clashes between strikers ara
nuu-unlon carmen. Police reserves re
peIled an attack IF SOC strikers and
synpath zers m ons car Barn
Confusion wa notlceably less today
throughout Broct,Iy-.
Surface cars we're protected by
7eavE steel screens under ,hcavH police
guard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
WEAKENING
BROOKLYN CAR
MEN APPARENT
5000 Seek Settlement
on Basis Conpany's
Ability to Pay
Arbitration Of Closed Shoa Wouid
&c Later Discussed - 7eesiver
Judge Mayer Pleased al Change o.
Front Refuses . Comment -
Clashes Between Striker and Nom
Union Carmen During Day

New vo-k. sept. First animation
that hreaA in ne BROOKLYN RAPID
Transit strike may soon ae n S1g"t
came today tae fourth day n the
walk-out wnen 5000 car-ne. r mass
meeting authorized their .e4lers 4"
seeh negotiations for settlement pr the
nasls of a voluntary increase n wages
by thr cornuanz-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02

comretart Office ana factory fcio
will make your WORK easier ana Tucrs
profitable. An Augusta Want hd will
7ct you better employee. Teiephors
fS5 and ask for Journal Want ID
Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Solicit Funds

Evidence obtained by post once
inspectors. Mr Burieson SAID. snow
ed that the Chicago post office clerks
union attempted 10 solicit contrlbu-
Mons Of s1db each from a number Of
busI ness men. VINO were patrons o.
thc Chicago post office.' The post
master general said such practices
were n violation nj warning given
the post office department n 1915
ana conseautn nifty the removal Wa
ordered in conformity with the
notice prornuI gated Al that time
The postmaster general mace pub
lie the reporr Of post ONCE lnspec-
Tors. WnlNh saNs:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Ask Receivers FOR Offer

TIE nIan. proposed ~ me anon :
organize, r .. she's. = 70 invite Fed
eraI Judge Maver ana Llndlty NJ Gar
-lson. receiver n the Z. Il. T u sub
init proposal for wage increases with
T the limit II The COMPANY ability
70 pa Arbitration Of The closed shon
7r'nclrie vii D. ne subject q fur
sh-r discussion. i was stated.
Agreement 70 entertain q wage #
Ter from Judge Mas-er was reacne6
after the meeting nad vjr- uallv reject
Ell u proposal 10 arbltrals all EXISTING
difficulties except wages and closed
shpp demands
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
Judge Mayer Pleased

r-pon learning tire changed att
tuts If he strikers Judge Mayer
seemed pleased tom at. He refused &c
comment on +, however because the
matter was no. ct officially before
hlul. For -he inst time SINCE SUNDAY.
cars we're operated tudaa On Brooklyn
surface lines When THIS -act vas
reported al the strikers meeting sew
eraI hundred men hurried coward
paints whe-n cars were running TO-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
P NC BURLESON
FIRES II CLERKS
CHICAGO OFFICE
Charged with Solicit
ing Funds and Sian
dering Service

inspectors Evidence Shows Clerks
Union Asked 500 Each from Sew
e-ai Business Men WHO We're PA
irons Of the Office" Claims Al
Verrisins Campaign misleading 70
Public - Had Warned 7epestedly
Washington. Sent 1-Postmaster
General Burleson today ordered the
removal Of eleven clerks in the Chi
caso post once for soliciting or
causing 20 he solicited sums Of
money rom the public and for pub
fishing or causing 10 be published
false ana slarnerous Statements
relative 70 he postal service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-02
7g- ztsss s;a

cu- Uses SD l. z. SEPT. ,
- sets rs " ~. sept Il
.--,- "a, 1912 } 2 G. Sept. 10
:. 9.e-oase 2:4s -F. M. Sept. II
Augusta Ttms)
The Washington herald., 1920-02-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Feb. 19.-Butter-
Solid-packed creamery. fancy, high
grade goods. 69a71c, the latter for
jobbing sales; extra, CSC; extra
firsts, 59a63c; seconds. 52a55c; sweet
creamery, choice to fancy. 7Oa72c;
fair to good, 57a6sc; ladle-packed,
as to quality. 46a4Sc; packing goods
stock, 42a45c; fancy brands of near
by prints jobbing at 76a7Sc; good to
choice. 4Sa75c: fair. 65a67c.
Eggs-Nearby firsts. $500 per
crate: nearby current receipts, S1S.-
20 per crate: Western extra firsts.
$3.50 per crate; do, firsts. $3.50
per crate, inferior lots lower: re-
fTigerator eggs, fancy, s15a15.6O per
crate; common to good. S12a12.40;
fancy selected eggs were jobbing at
7Oa72c per dozen.
Live Poultry-Fowls. fine, fat, 40a
42c; exceptional lots higher: do, in
ferior. 3Sa39c; broiling chickens.
fancy, soft-meated. weighing ~ az
pounds apiece. 5Oa55c: spring chick
ems. average. soft-meated, 4Oa42c;
exceptional lots higher; do. inferior.
3Sa39c; shaggy young 'roosters, 29a
soc: old ROSTERS. 25a26c; ducks.
White Pekin, 44a46c; do, Indian
runner. 40a42c; do, Muscovy. 2Sa30c;
geese. fat. 42a45c; do, average, 30a
SOC; turkeys. 50a52c; pigeons, old.
per pair. soc: do, young. per pair,
45a5Oc.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-20
You Are Judged
By Complexion
Stuarfs Calcium Waters Are Of
First Importance to Those Who
Are Troubled With Facial
PimpIes and Other Dis
figurements.

II you have wondered how you
can have beautiful complexion,
the kind you have dreamed of, the
answer is. use Stuarts Calcium
Waters. and begin doing SC with
out delay.
These wonderful waters are for
relieving the accumulation of all
those impurities that lodge in the
skin to cause pimples. blackheads.
liver spots. blotches and such kinds
of skin eruptions. The presence of
skin eruptioRs is proof of nutrient
poverty and to purify it is the pur-
pose of Stuarts Calcium Waters.
This fact has been demonstrated
by hosts of women and men who
realized that the presence of skin
eruptions. due to such disfigure-
ments. detracted from their useful
ness in business. pleasure. society
and their own self-esteem. And
Isince Stuart's Calcium Waters will
relieve the skin of such kinds of
Fblemisbes, why have such imper-
fections" You will find Stuart's
Calcium Waters on sale at so cents
a box at all drug stores. Get box
today.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-20
DAIRY MARKETS.

Baltimore. Md, Feb. 19.-(arrivals
by boat) live-Chickens,
young, large, smooth, lb., 3S: young,
rough and shaggy, lb., Sass; do.
winter, 2 lbs. and under. 40; old
roosters, h., %: do, old hens. more
than 4 lbs. 36a37: do, small, 36a37;
do, white leghorn hens. lb., 36;
ducks, muscovy. young, lb. '3S; do,
white pekins. young. h.. 40: uo.,
Sass; do, crooked breasts, poor, h.,
32a33; geese. nearby, fat, 34a35;
turkeys, choice. young hens. lb., 40;
do. gobblers, h.. 3s; old toms, H.,
34a35; do, crooked breasts. poor, h..
80: pigeons, old. pair. 40: do. young.
pair. 40: guinea fowl, young. more
than IL lbs. each. IS; old, each, so.
DRESSED POULTRY - Turkeys,
choice. hens, 41a42: old toms, 35a36;
rough and poor 31a32; chickens,
choice. young, 3Sa40; old, 37a3S; old
roosters, 23; ducks, 3Sa42; geese. "a
a36; capons. 40a52.
EGGS-Western Maryland, Penn
syIvania and nearby. dozen. So;
eastern shore Maryland and Vir-
ginia, dozen, 62: western, dozen. 81;
West Virginia. dozen, 81; southern,
dozen, 59a60.
BUTTER-Creamer west. sepa-
rator extras, 67a6S: do. prints, Il
lb. extras, 69a7O: prints, 1 pound.
extras. 6Sa69; nearby, creamery ex-
tras. 64a65: dairy prints, Maryland.
Virginia and Pennsylvani, extras.
46a4S: storepacked, 40: rolls. Mary
land and Pennsylvania extras. 46a
4S: do, West Virginia extras, 44a45;
do. Ohio extras, HAS; process but
ter, 55a57