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TRY TOPROvE NURSE
SLEW MRS. EASTLAKE
Little Evidence Thus Far to
Connect Husband With
the Crime.

Montros., Va, Dec. is-Rogcr ID.
Eas'lskc is on trial here for the alleged
murder Of his wife. Margaret, Scptem-
her 40 Miss Sarah 4. Knox is in
Mchmond city sail awaiting trial on
the Same charge Vet the casual
spectator In tho courtroom would be
uni,r the Impression that Miss Knox
II the person on trial. SO far East
lake has only hccn brought into the
case Incidentally
The bloody hatchet with which Il Is
claimed Mrs icastlnke was killed and
which. u IL claimed. belonged 20 Miss
knoN. the nurse. has been produced.
and blood stained clothing partially
iicntinsd as tAat of Miss Knox. has
boon exhibited Miss Knox's nearncss
a. The Fastlske homo on the morning
~ tho crlmo has boon established. The
only dnmaslng evidence against East
lake -o far IL pin which may have be
iongcd to him and which was .ound
henrath tho murdered womans body.
There might he added an alleged lack
cf excitement ON his part during the
Investigation. The fact that Miss
knoN's attorneys are watching the
cnsr and appear completely unper-
turbcd. giving the impression that
they must intend To rely upon lnsa nifty
~ q plea The efforts of Ea stlake's
lawyer are frankly directed toward
proving that the murder was done by
Mlss Knox, and as she Is yet TO be
tried, the Commonwealth cannot well
controvcrt the evidence against her.
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phoncd to Every Evening viii be accepted
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Office within six days after any such ad
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tho cost at the charge rates quoted above
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads
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Ask for Want Al Taker.
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WHTN YOU have all the brains and ability Of a frst-
!" class salesman, but you've been just plain
lately because you can't get job selling anything
and you've been waiting and waiting for business to
"pck up
And you know you could go out on any old sales
territory tho map and take the blank" right out Of
firms order blanks
But nothing comes your wnyand everything starts
the other way Ms you after it--and you're
about blue as the summer sky
When you think maybe you WILL try Of these
Every Evening Situation Wanted nds you hear about
and you write ad telling about the goods you'll de-
liver II somebody will give you opcnng-lhen take
that ad TO Every Evening Office
And within three days, you have letter, among
bunch of others from live sales organization and you
go to see them and sign up and get going arainl
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Waiting

said that Mrs. Raizcn's story OF the
motive for murder was unworthy OF
belief, making insinuations. which,
however. Mrs. Raizen denies.
When she was in Florida, whittier
DIR. Samuel A. Tannenbaum. neurol-
ogist sent her on November Is, her
husband frequently sent her affection
ate letters. She says she knows moth
ing about IT. @. Ellis. who helped her
buy the revolver IN Jacksonville on
December 2, except that she met him
on train and asked his assistance in
buying n weapon with which to pro-
tect herself, as she was travelling
alone.
Jacksonville, Fla, Dee. 1b.--Mrs
Charles S. Raizen wrote to a local
hardware firm on November 26 from
Daytona, asking to be advised of the
price of a 80 and .3S caiibre revolver
with noiseless attachment. The po-
lice are losliing for 4. G.. Ellis. who on
| DecemberV accompanied by Mrs
Raizen. bought the weapon with which
she killed DIR. Glickstein,
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Legal Notices

CEASED. Notice is hereby given that
letters OF administration upon the estate
Of George W. SPARKS late ~ Wilmington
hundred. deceased. we're duly granted
second day Of December A ID 1921 ard
all persons indebted % said deceasrd ara
requested to make payments % fna
administrators without 1elay and ~
persons having demands AGAINST the do
ceased are required 90 exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly proba ted ~ the ssis
administrative on or before tho aoroni
day Of December A D. 1872 or afids
by tho law in this behalf Ceorgett.
Hamlin Sparks administratrix Address
900 Van Buren street Wilmington. De'.-
ware
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business Service
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
n. G. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofco, Sfcnshinz. Flooring
Cypress Shingles.
Mouldings and Wall Board.
S. @. SIMMONS & BROS CO.
Front and Tatnall Stre-tA.
d. Il 25l. Automat.c 2f64
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Auction Sales

AUCTION SALEs-Of every descrip-
tion. Anywhere. ~ you want 20 scu
see Hsmilt ton. the square Deal huc-
tioneer and Farm Agent T05 Madison
street Phone 734s "
PUBLIC sALE--At public auction VIII 10
exposed TO salo on the promises f08
Delaware street. New Castle. Driavar~
on Friday. December 10, 1921. az iO
disc and fixtures late of William n
Taylor which said stock and fixtures
nave been duly assigned 20 the under
signed by William T TAYLOR Tor the
benefit Of his creditors Terms cash
No goods % be removed until terms ~
sale have been complied with hsnry
X. isaacs, ESQ, assignee.
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OF NELL =. GOUERT. DR.
CEASED-Notice is hereby given fhss
letters teStamentary upon the estate -
Nell T. Gouert, late of Wilmington
hundred, decnasod we're duly Hranfef
unto Equitable Trust Company on
the sixth day Of December a. ID 1921.
and all persons Indebted 20 the said de-
ceased are requested 20 maze payment
to the executor without deisy. and ali
persons having deuaufv against ths
deceased are required 10 exhibit aud pre-
sent the same duly probated 20 che said
executor on or before the sixth day -
December. A. d. 1922, or abide ~ tho
law in this behalf Equitable Trust
ton. Delaware.
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MERCHANDISE
Household Goods

ANTIQUE cHIPPENDALE MIRROR
For sale, lcngth 80 inches. Price s25.
pbona tbi5 J
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ESTATE OF JAMES r. WEBSTER.
DECEASED--Notics r. hereby oven
that letters testamentary upon the estate
Of James T. Webster. late OF a ppoSuiai-
mink hundred. deceased. were duly grant
&c unto Anna Elizabeth blackburn. Cd.
the twenty-third day Of November a.
ID. 1921. and all persons indebted % the
said deceased are requested ia ,ssss
payment to the eNecutrix without delay.
and all persons having demand against
the deceased are required 90 exhibit ssd
present the same duly prODatcu 70 tho
said executrlp on or before the twenty
third day of November, A. ID. 1922. OF
abide by the law ia this behalf Anna
Elizabeth Blackburn. executrix. As-
dress James W. Lattomus. attorney at
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wanted-ReaI Estate
AUCTIONS Locals

WANTED TO BUY-Lov-oriosd houses
CAL S44g
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BEDs-And bedding. large assortment
rugs and floor coverings. pMupdy
Furniture Co, 501 -603 Madison street
money
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TOM" MARTIN GARAGE--<0i Har-
rison street. Phone 622. Speciality
machine shop and general repairs CD
all cars and trucks.
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RUGS

o. OK q, 7. sx 10: 10. OK II.
Brussels, Velvet and Administer Rugs
and eight new feather mattresses.
q. II. Lang Co. 1905 Orange street
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sTDyEs~.Chunk stove and sittngroom
stoves and mans storm oyercoat. 1411
Adams
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories

STORAGE IN HEATED GARAGE--BY
DAY. WEEK OR MONTH. TRAN
sIENT TRADE A SPECIALITY. SIM
PIERS GARAGE. PHONE o3Io W.
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FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities as
GARAGE BUSINESs-Fo sale: large
place doing n fair business at this time.
Will sell at n good figure Address y 7,
Every Evening Once
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Housc. For sale

FRAME no USE -Fxcellent condition.
$500 down balance as rent. priee
$4,000. Phone Ss36 !
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ELEVENTH STREET. WEST. 5o2-Two
very nice comfortable rooms. centra lily
located.
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BUFFET For sale. In good condition
| price reasonable. Apply ofo w. Fourth st
DININGROOM SUITE Consisting Of
round table and four chairs. very
reasonable. Phone 52i4 w.
FOR sALE.--Light oak cabinet mantel.
| Novelty kitchener range with extra boiler
and CRATE llon water heater, almost
nav ;I3 Nandcycr nyputie
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FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities 3s
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
A grocery and general store in growing
minaton. good reasons Tor selling. Phone
35S5-W.
TALKING MACHINE BUSINESS -
Here's q good paying business that
owner has 10 sell on account of other
business interests; best time of year to
buy. II interested, address B ~. Every
Evening Once
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BELFAST
Edward w. Shackford

Funeral services for Edward w
ShackfOrd, a native of East Wey-
mouth, Mass, will be held at the resi-
dence. corner Beach and High streets
Tuesday night at seven o'clock. Rev
y. F. Atwood of Searsport officiating
Mr.. Shackford died Sunday morning,
the result Of paralytic shock which
he sustained several weeks ago. since
when he has steadily failed. lie came
to Belfast with Mrs. Shackford about
four years ago, having retired as a
house painter. He was for 50 years
a member Of Crescent Lodge No. SO,
I. Q. o. F. Of East weymouth. Dur
ing his illness he has had the con-
slant care OF members Of Waldo
Lodge of Belfast. He is survived by
his wife and one son. Charles l..
Shackford OF East Weymouth. his
only daughter. Mrs. A. D. Brewer of
Stockton Springs having died last
summer. Mr.. Sha ckford's remains
will be taken to East Weymouth next
Friday for burial Members Of Waldo
Lodge are requested to assemble at
the Lodge room Tuesday night at
$50 to attend the funeral services.
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New York Produce Market

New YORK. Nov. IA.
oFLoCR-Dull spring patents SIS a
| 725; spring clears. AIS q 559 soft win
ter straghts $50 a COO; hard winter
| straights f50I 700.
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. red. III.
| No. . hard. 116; No. /. Manitoba. 1854
and No. >. mixed durum 1O4 track
New York to arrive.
CORN-Spot easy; No. yellow s5a:
No. white s6s and No. mixed, 60 c
Now York, lake and rail.
OATS-Spot steady: No. white a
q Az cents.
p0RK-Barely steady: mess 25ooa
$685. family. 5000 a s306.
LARD-Weak: middle west $3.50
e45.
BUTTER-Firmer; receipts 1924.
Creamery. higher than extras 4sd46s:
creamery. firsts. fSS TO 81 score) S70n
"A; packing stock, current make, No.
>, 90
EGGS-Firmer; receipts ssa7: fresh
gathered. extra firsts 63 a 67: do. firsts
E506a n. j. hennery. whites. extra
and nearby western hennery whites
frsts to average extras 76692; do.
hennery browns, extras 73m7a; nearby
gathered hrewns and mixed coIors
tirsts to extras 57M70; refrigerat tor
special marks, fancy $50 SO; do. fi-sts
PoTAToEs-steady. Maine $50 lbs.
Long Island. Dbl, 400 n5es: Je Msev.
$50 lbs. 225 $3.50: sweets. southern
Dbl. 900 q $50: Jersey. basket 10OG1.5.
CABBAGIEs-Strrongca 11a5q225 per
The raw sugar market was quiet and
unchanged at 400 TO nj for centri-
fugal with no sales reported
Raw sugar futures were .firmer on
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ing the games the Y. w. girls sold
sandwiches to make money for the
charming club room they are soon
to furnish.
Saturday evening the second num-
Der of the big entertainment course
was given in Sophia Bailey Memorial
chapel. The Suawanee River quar-
tet furnished a delightful program
that brought prolonged applause
from the large audience. This quar-
tet certainly lived up to its splendid
reputation of being one of the finest
coiored male auartets in this coun-
try. The whole program was of a
high order.
Sunday afternoon from to 4 the
same singers gave recital az class
les and the old fashioned songs
which was much appreciated by both
teachers and students.
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York. Nov 1.-THE financial
community expressed it's hearty en-
dorSement today Of Secretary Hughes
proposals for a naval holiday, but that
feeling evidently did not extend to the
stock market, which became reaction
airy after hestant opening.
Shares which once occupied the CEN
Ter of the stage as war brides" par
ucularlY the various steels ana several
of the munitions and ordnance issues.
We're steadily offered at more or less
substantial declines, the movement
spreading later to the general list.
foremost among these was Bethlehem
steel which takes first rank as pro-
queer of armor plate. That stock sus-
raln"d setback of Al points. only a
small part of which was recovered.
Standard Oil of New Jersey was the
spectacular feature. reacting about 10
points from its high of the morning
ana FORGETTING almost half of last
weeks gain. other industrials as well
as rails and specalties recorded low
~, prices of the session in the active
selling of the final hour. Sales
amounted to ?S5.000 shares.
IN point Of fact, the reversal was at
!.rhuted more to technical conditions
tuah 10 developments dealing with tho
disarmament conference. The recent
Use or various speculative issues rem
nsred the market vulnerable to >bearlsh
pressure.
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Chicago Cattle Market

L
CATTLE-Rcceipts 2.,0O0. Beef.
steers above 500 steady to strong:
spots higher; others slow, steady to
lower: top choice 1867 pound 1f25; no
others in loads lots above 1900; choice
prime heavies. 1904 to 1850 pounds,
9.25: bunk beef steers. 57am $50; she
stock higher; bulls mostly steady:
calves % cents lower: bulk good veal
ers $50; stockers and feeders, steady
to - cents II wer.
HOGs-Receipts, $4,000: 2s to IS
cents lower than Saturdays average;
shippers bought about $4,000 closir &
weak: follower moderate: 15) to $50
pound averager up to 725: very few
over ITO: bulk 660@770: pigs, 10 to Is
cents lower. bulk desirables, 775 a 1So.
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000: opened
around cents lower; closing strong:
few late sales fat lambs steady. with
last weeks close. Top fat lambs. 1925;
bulk. s75 a 500: packers top fat ewes,
400: .ew e city butchers. 450: hulk
$40 @ 400: FEEDER lambs, firm, top SS5.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Nov. II.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle, i4G15.
BUTTER-Extras 44m 45; firsts. SO
G43.
CHEESE Fresh choice 23G23a;
frsts. 21lM22l.
CORN-No. = yellow. s. IS.
EGGS = Nearby hennery S66SS:
western extras 1SMS0.
FLOUR-Sprng patents Gas III.
sacksl special short S25a SIS; stand
ard 215mS 45.
HAY-No. ? Timothy. o7G2s.
HANDSPRING 16m20.
OATS-Fancy, f40 lbs.) SO Il a.
PoRk-Medium hacks. 2415G 2515.
POTATOES-Green Mountains 200 %
30 per 100 lbs; sweets. $20 a 3I5 Dbl.
Maine 1851 1870 per 100 pounds.
SUGAR-Amercan Sugar Refinery
quotes $50 cents in 100 Dbl. lets, less
per cent. for cash.
NEAT-1oM
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OAK GROVE
by Beck
ra J-not1frorN

The past week end was brimful of
parties. contests. games and musica Is
lasting from Friday morning until
Sunday afternoon. Armistice morn
| ing the exercises started with a
special program at chapel, including
patriotic songs by the school, pray
er by Principal Owen and an adj
dress by Luther Warren who was in
the Nerdun area on the first Armis-
tlce Day. At noon the school again
assembled for prayers and the mid
day silence which the President re-
quested. Both students and faculty
put In the regular program OF work
but all the periods We're shortened
so school closed at go p. NJ. 1t was
a keen disappointment to everyone
that SkoWhegan cancelled the foot
ball game but it was unanimously
decided to make the best of it, dis
band that night and start basketball
the following day. After school the
dents had a gay time on their first
skiing party.
AT $50 p. NJ. a sumfptuous banquet
was served in the dining room which
had been completely transformed for
the occasion. Vases of yellow chrys-
anthemums. dainty American flag
place cards, a great fruit centerpiece
and silk flags here and there gave
all the festive touches. Each course
was delicious and the cooks deserve
great praise for. the pride they took
in serving such an excellent dinner.
Immediately after grace. Capt. Muir
was on his feet and the walls re-
echoed the hearty Oak Grove cheers.
After the dinner Principal Owen in
the spirit of the occasion made a
happy POSTMASTER. Mr.. Russell from
the coach, Miss Clifford from the
faculty. the president of each class
and the captain of each sport re-
sponded to toasts. All of the speeches
were clever and well delivered and
Capt. Muir's pledge Of love and loyal
ty to his team and school was ex-
pressed very feelingly. Then Jones
30 was on his feet leading cheers
again and bringing the banquet to
happy close.
Saturday afternoon the first bas--
ketball contests were held. Four
teams the reds, whites. blues and
blacks struggled for the horors while
the respective cheering squads of
girls urged on their teams. The
blues were the final champions. Dur
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New York Money Market

New York, Nov. IA.
Foreign exchange strong.
Great Britain demand 800, cables
3.96.. 60-day bills on banks, 90
France demand 1924. cables $50
Italy demand 4.s0R. cables 4.2l.
Belgium demand 7.0ls, cables 7.n2.
Germany demand .39i, cables 40.
Holland demand 1886. cables $500.
Norway demand 1890.
Sweden demand 23.10.
Denmark demand 1S45
Switzerland demand 1898.
Spain demand 1866.
Greece demand 4.12.
Argentine demand 1925.
Brazil demand 1925.
Montreal 81 3-16.
Cali money weaker: high 81: low 4.
ruling rate ST. closing bid T. offered
at AZ: last loan 4. Call loans against
acceptanceS ~.
Time loans steady: en days 515s; 90
DAYS 5iMl: G months 53us.
Prime mercantile paper 5tmt.
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covering and scattered buying by Wall
street in this. which some thought
may have been for European account.
but. after showing advances of to 10
points on active positions. prices eascd
off under scattered realizing. losing
half the early gain. with fina! prices
? to points net higher. December
closed at 242; March 23l; May ESQ and
July PAS.
Refined sugar was unchanged AT $50
to $50 for fine graduated There We're
no transactions in refined futures and
closing prices were unchanged to
points net lower. December $50;
March and May $50,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15

Tomorrow's hNvy disburscm, nts of
liberty bond interest were anticipated
in today's money market. Gail loans
midday and dropping to 4 per cent. in
the last hour. Interior banks again
bought literally of the shorter matur-
tiles and commercial paper.
Foreign exchanges were perccptihly
strong as n result of the news from
Washington. Sterling rose a full two
cents and leading continental rates
were higher by five to twenty point.
Realizing sales had marked effect
on prices of bonds, most Liberty is
sues and the domestic list generally
easing. The only noteworthy excep-
tion was among local fractions which
We're strong on better refunIing pros
poets. Total sales, par value, amount
ed to s16,350,00Q
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CLASSIFIED.DISPLAY
100 Acre Farm Only $t700
With Furniture, Horse

Implements, equipment. oats, pota-
toes. corn, peas. cabbage. squash,
beans. etc. included; bountiful living.
independence yours here; e near VIII
lage conveniences, easy drive market
town; fertile loamy tillage; brook
watered. wire-fenced pasture: valuable
wood. timber: lots fruit; good 6-room
house. excellent water, near lake; So
IT. barn. poultry house. Owner called
away $500 takes all. part cash, easy
terms. Everything ready. First here
wins. Catalog free. Leon e. Fish,
81 Main St. Rockland. Maine.
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Chicago Produce Market

tnlCaSO, NOV. IL.
Reports that foreigners We're trying
to resell United states hard winter
wheat at prices equal to those cur
rent for Chicago, December delivery
did good deal today to cause loss OF
strength in the wheat market here.
Prices closed heavy, 81 TO e net lower
with December. 105s to 1864 and May.
1922 TO 1899. Corn lost to 1. oats i
? to / certs and provisions y to 50
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Miss Harriet p. Erskine

Belfast friends of Miss Harriet P.
Erskine were shocked to hear Of her
death which occurred in Searsport
Sunday, after brief illness of pneu-
monia. She was the daughter Of the
late Capt. and Mrs. James p. Erskine,
and is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Dana DUTCH Of Waban, Mass, and
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SOUTH CHINA
LOCAL NOTICE

The students Of Erskine Academy
will present the four-act drama
Mr.. Easyman's, Niece" with on
chestra music, defamation, IndiaA
club drill and farce, at South China
G. A. r. Hall, Tuesday evening. Now
%, 8 p. NJ. Admission, rs cts. Sups
per, IS cts. Proceeds for athletics.
nov14d1ts
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CLASSIFIED-DTSPLAY
WANTED

SHbstanttaI Misunderstanding Company,
Wants Branch Manager. This is real
opportunity for an energetic. ambitious
young man to establish himself in a clear
paying business. Character. reference and
q small investment required. Address
'Triplex Motor Auxiliary, Manufacturing
Co, 1908 Main Street, Kansas Civ. Mo.