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The New York herald., 1921-09-24

RoMER.. Charles wv. G. He'd
SATISFIED ,JuDGMENTs. ).
MANHATTAN.
The first name is that Of the debtori tns
second Is that Of the creditor and date whsn
judgmcn. was filed: -
| V. Naglc-A. J. Hirsh; July II.
FLYNN. IH'S aiarsaret.r. +. Gun
siMfNonm Hsfn; 4Ps'i ri pisTii.LiNG 1Sio AND ~
DISTRIBUTING co. and Is.dor
simon--sherman Square Realty 90, =.
Corp: March. 1916 .............. S25.4u
Sins Feb. 4 laiT g1e'vaA ..'.......'.... :. e ccsos
scHoNBFTLp; sydney. and Thom-
ns Cassese-pcople. &c.: jan u. .o -,
LEVIN. sS;H bernhard. and Morris ~
! koff--F. Il. sivennen: Nov. IS. 600 -
JAwET. ,siY ,,;,;.i- L.-stste Bank; s
Sept. l, 1877 .....:....;;r;., ,;,;,., i'i'a'eo
as Cassese--Peoplc. &c: Sept. 1s,
rHNrrNdRANo ss'g NS'diRi.AN Niceio, ana r'iael-
ity and Casualty Co Of y. y
LAuCiiAM. rrsnli. and Jacob
Tranlt--J. weinstcin; Sept, ..
r.EHsr l.s2 BROS. MOTOR CO. NC. '''-''O'
II Mosson ct AL. May 21,ia2i. eg3.Io
i,eh. II, tsis ................. 2.ie2oo
CCTS Co, INC. MoEes ~. Adel-
| son and Robert q. .feffery--kara-
| silk. Friedman g. Co., Inc. Sept.
y, 1n2l .......... .............. b-4-vJ
CRoFTI. I,alpii-E. Liquori: Oct.
cAssEsE. Thomas-T;ldelity and
Casually Co. OF \. y. Dec. s.
tplV ............... o,VUuuu
pRiCHEP, Jack, and Fidelity and
| Casualty Co. OF N. Y.-peopic.
| &C.: Juno rs. 1870 wacated) :. 1.0o0.W
SWAYNE, Noah H.. and Francis
B.-W. II. barnard. ct al: Jan
~. 1VlS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Vlo-vd
lsIpENEERG. Arthur M.--crand
io2i Observation-Disclosures. i.s72ss
EDWARDS, Ada C.--lndustriai Nc
ceptences Corp; March 80. 1871 e.ios7s
lNIK1TAEIS, Socrates. and Nation
| al surety Co.--peoplc, &C.. juno
| 20, 1921 (Sacatcd) .............. 10000
BRONX.
| CroFTI, Raiph--E. Liquori; Oct.
II, lvl0 $3.50. ................. So8.Ul
Aug. 0, iesi .........s.'....'..' @ :. 49, l.qcs.cs
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
Consumers Power Issue sold.

Tho National city Company OF New
York. Cassatt & Go. and Graham, Par
sons & Co, who offered the issue OF ST.
100000 additional issuc) OF the Con-
sumers Power Companys general and
rcfundng mortgage per cent. gold
bonds, series b, due on July /, 1885, an
nounce that that issue has been sold.
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AMERICAN sUMATRA INCOME Up

The American Sumatra Tobacco Com
pany has issued It's complete income ac-
count for the fiscal year ended July,
1921. Total income was $2,732,123, COM
pared with $5.402.764 In the preceding
year and after providing for expenses,
interest and taxes there was subject
to depreciation on buildings net income
Of $966,637, or 1914 share earned
on the common stock after preferred
dividends. In tho preceding year the
corporation had net income equivalent
TO s16.9t share on the common after
deducting dividends on the preferred
stock.
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SUGAR STOCKS.
COFFEE.
The range OF prices In yesterdays cof-
fee futures market was as follows:
CAIlIIrs.

Rio futures unchanged to - reis lower: Dc
oember, l2S223. Dollar rate. 80 higher. at
ts6do. ESchange. 1-3"d. higher, AT s,sd. RE-
Santos futures unchanged TO To refs lower;
December. $4,000. Receipts. 80 200 bags. and
stock. 5,olO,0O0 bags. Receipts at port, 49, 600
BAGS against III 900 last year and 81 900 tw o
years nEo. Sac paulo had ~ 900, against
$4,000 and 30 900. and Iundiahy q. 600
Fine weather in four Sac Paulo districts.
cloudy III one. Temperatures az 10 y5
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BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
RooI,r Closed.

White, Weld & CO.. Brown Bros.
& Co. and Lee IFiuginson q Go. an
nounco that tho books for the si2.03s,-
500 OF 6 per cent equipment trust notes
offered by them have been closed.
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TOBACCO STOCKS.

osl33c. lbs. 2sT3oc.. mixed weights, $50
34c. bbs. iced. 23dedc. Virginia. 30d35c.;
nearby. 3Ofp40c. Fowls: Boxes. 1sq3Tc.
bhs, dry, iSI35c.: iced, 1Sn33c. Old cocks.
isfp22c. Turkeys. spring, 30n30c.; old, ESQ
400. Ducks. Long ISLAND, CSC. SQUADS,
white, doa. s3ds. Guineas, pair. Sid1.5o.
POULTRY. LIyE--Fowls, freight, osaaoc. :
express, 24d32c.: chickens, freight, 26c. ex-
press 25m2sc.: old roosters, freight. 1Sc.
Turkeys, freight 35c. Ducks. freight, 21D
Csc. express 2fnoSc.; uluscovy, 15c. Geese.
freight, 2.c. Swans, freight or express l3c.
Pigeons, nnir, soc. C;uneas, pair, S0uSac.
Rabbits, express, h., 1IQ22c. Sucking pigs,
live. pair, $4d7.
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PUBLIC TTILITIEs.

Western and Southern. gathered whites. 4O1
Gic.. nearby henncry browns, extra, OJff5Se. (.
gathered brown and mixed colors. graded
extras, J0g52c. firsts TO extra firsts, 4iW
4Sc.
Fruits. FREsH-Applcs. Green. basket.
,Se;qSS Ss,g ~ red lso.q .qsa.25; King, bbl., s5as
sMolito River S5d9: Wealthy, $500; Mcintosh.
SS3gl2; Jonathan, $5u1I; Alexander. Sfgs !:
Hubbardson. S5QT50i Greening, S5diO 30.
hsnaw' h'aldwln' 500; Gre venstsin, $487:. winter
British Columbia. s250fii. Is Pears: Buerrc
Bose. Dbl, $l1i2, Bartlett. sJfIf: Sheidn,
sbnlOi Seckcl, SJul2; basket, 81 Bona - /.
Lartlstt, sl.500360 Kleffer. 1Jc. asi.5O. .
hpl,, S5N1 Crnnbcrrles: Jersey and Cape
Coo. half Dbl. box, SJft6.EO; Dbl, Sif ZOO
l2.aQ; New Nork, crate. S38325. Hucklc-
berries, Nova Scotia, quart, 30pi3c Figs:
Virginia, quart. 23t25c. plums. state, eight
70. basket, 4OF15c.. bu. basket, 1904.
I'runcs Idaho. half bu. basket $2.f0n2 30.
Grapes Twenty ID. basket, stli.3o; return.
ket. s3.5oa5; ~ quart basket, 75c afs2.
Muskmeons. Colorado, crate. 81 5Off3 30 /:
pink meat, fiat crate. si.i0a2; ostrich egg
melons, Gali,2rgnla crate 81 25Q lI5 Colo
hox. s8nS. Grapefruit; California, box. s3s1
$40; Isle OF Pines. box. &idg lemons. Calf
fornia. bog. S4ds. Avocado pears; Cuban.
boz. S2.50ni; Florida, s56G50. Ctron.
nearby. Dbl. sl1isa. Pincapples; rorto
Rico. crate. $250as.5o.
PoTAToEs-Ma!ne, $50 me-. s4aA.g5. ts1
he. sa.71Q4: state, $50 ibs., 81. i50 lba.,
So a1p350; Long Island, bbl., stD5. Jersey
80 lbs, S22an3.2si No. 2. 81 5OU2 .. 50
Carolina. ssa8aj:' Jersey, BasEe'. ST .a5aiiV.e 80.
Delaware and Maryland. si1i.o5.
POULTRY. DRIssSED-FRESH KILLED
Chickens, Western, brollcrs, boxes, 27fd3Tc.
flyers, 2T932c.; roastars, s2744o.: Western,
bbis.. DRY picked. 4 lbs, 3S9soo.i By lbs.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 23.-Cotton closed
ss,ady to-day nt net declines OF - 10 %
Points. Closing: October. 1900: December
1886; January, 1880: March. 1910; May,
1850. spot steady: middling, 1850.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton in good demand al fo points
advance; middling. 14.S0d. Sales Is 1000
bales: American, 5000 bales. Imports 5000
bales: American. Futures opened
Closed barely steady at / point advance TO
II decline. October, i4.l6d.; December
i3.s2d.; January. 13.56d.: March. 1s.2od !:
May. f2.sId.: July. L.. SGD. Manchester:
Yazs and cloths more demand.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 23.--weekly cotton
statistics imports 1900 bales, including
1000 American. stock 9S4, ,OO0, American
100000; forwarded So 900. American $1,000 [:
exports Z .000O American 1000; sales 81 600,
American II 900; quantity afloat, all kinds,
i0f 900, American $4,000
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TRUST AND SURETY coMrANIEs.
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

First ]. 5. L. B.--Chicago
hNs. Nov. 1851 op a.. 100E 10tX 537
tJont Stock Land Bank
IS. May. 1899 op o4.... o2is % $50
tJont Stock Land Bank
81. Nov, 1888 op %. aois % 5l0
tNot listed on New York Stock Exchange.
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NEW yOEK PRICES

OUly ABOUT l-V,VVO DuSileB Oh GuiK WHcdL
and about 100000 bushels Of Manitoba
wheat
NEW YOEK PRICES.
WHEAT-In the local cash market No. ., red.
$1.3Sh; No. . hard, Sl-37: No. Manitoba,
Si.4IiA: No. mixed durum, S1.30, C. l. +.
track N. u TO arrive.
CORN-In the local cash market No . yell
low. 107sc:; No. white, I07sc.; No. mixed.
70ssc.. c. |. +. n. y. lake and rail shipment.
OATS-In the local cash market No.
white. 50c.: No. white. 4sc. No. white.
45c.; fancy clipped white. 59hc.: ordinary
clipped white. 56h95sc.. all elevator.
RfE-Narket firm; No. Western. $l.15&
f. o. b. and s1.13i4 C. /. (. n. Y.
BARLEY-Market quiet; feeding. 6G97oc.
and mailing. 76asoc. c. I. f. n. y.
HAY-Market steady: No. I. s26G2s: No.
2, $24G2G; No. S21a23; shipping, SIsG20;
timothy. No. to No. !. large bales. ton. s2i
@26; shipping. $lsQ2o no grade. s1oa1I
fancy. clover mixed. s25; No. /. clover mixed,
S22024; No. .. S1Sa2l; alfalfa, s1042s.
~ sTRAW-Market steady. No. rye. $226
% ton; No. .. S20G21: No. l. oat, SIS; wheat.
bundled. S1Sn1g. tangled. S11GIl2.
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FOREIGN BONDS.

Total sales stocks. 800 200 shares.
Total sales bonds. 81 ,29s 900 par value.
fsells cents share. 'odd lots.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-12

OLD PAPERS FOR YOUR FIRE
 Nov, k ths Ans-te Iav ia,ssupply of. old papers for building your firss thess' eoad, days. s1s r eants: . 'bdAdls' U tie Gsisvsy 0ffies.
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FRENCH. WsARSHIPss9INa s
 BOLsHRvKFTRAatSFDAT, ;..l. FLYING RED FIAG

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 12- French desttoyers ydessterday. sank . transport. flying thet red hiS which was carrying Soviet toors rirssun- ably. tsa Tr,Sfsond. s4Kss tf,diiiSjlef sita tackled. the transport ,iespfs1 ! ths 'ssebft of the Soviet Aotilla, ssiliik ssiililikiihS il 5 shs vs1: gel with ]. fsw'~eIl difsesssa saSts me vessel ssouniissdd snh raase dt the stsa, escaped by ss1iiiiminy tos sfH6fS.
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The snow covered the trappers traps. He endsxvored ts suncover' 'tkm. His fingers, were saAghtsin the first one. Remember the maximum; Perse- yer and you shall get what you want. He got something in his trap all right.
 What happened-to the Naval News!
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NOME SWEPT BY,sroaM,

NOME SWIFT lHEs6EU5- .y.
 Nome narrowly escaped . rsPeti, ton of the 1918 disastsr Tsessa4, November 9, Soe6rdins to nsws Fa- ceived Oh tis lat beat, hpsa seas breaking iss u shs bsSs6. s6ds sdo. ing eonsidefkSls dansss b IT. ~;isaasr ;iiaa !,
 front TSe wasss isashsd Ftoat Street but wss 1i;i,sli 1pi;risvsntsa ;i dang nns
 .dam6s 6ss by ;ahSk isS iillas upI 5 h: hut 'ef tho bresksrs, fofiaisI n sf9sstiys sbuiaalk assiihit hit tks vsSsk Ii sdlne instances fhs ics VI fiys = aix tsel deep in tfo6s of tAN Ssil : W liron the hssSv sspa =! ' ;! lths buildiaGs T tins1 @ - ' ' sdamasp VI dons te toefs sad - cspss y As SalA
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WELL GUARDED

sDOORN, Holland, Jan. 12- The former German Emperor William, has personally engaged a private detective to keep ansye on strangers in the vil- lige of DoprE This is' in addition to the state police who guard the House of Doorn, his new home.
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Stiff Joints
 Sore Muscles
-SusootAed out By .llamIln's
 Wizard 0il

Soreness and stiffness resulting from unaccustomed use of muscles or too much exercise, such as ten his, baseball, golf, hand-ball, etc, give way quickly to the soothing penetrates fast, drives out the sore ness, and limbers tip stiff, aching joints and muscles.
 Hamlin's Wizard oil h . good dspAnd. eble preparation to have tn the medicine chest for drst aid Gnd when the doetor may be far. away. It H a6 AMdntAly reliable antisepfic- application for cuts burns. bites and stihgG SprlinS and bruises heal rapidly under its soothing. penetrating qualities. Keep 1t on hand.
 Generous size bottle 36c.
 If you arc troubled with constipation or sick heada, ,e try Hamlin's Wizard Liver Whips. ust pleasant little pink pills ct druggists tor +"..
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 DEPARTMENT OF THE lNTEslO, Alaskan Engineering Commission Trains leave and arrive at Seward a follows:-
 s:S0 A. M. Tuesday and Friday sor Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwc"d Anchorage. Arrive 4:S5 P. V. Wed nesday and Saturday. Connections at Anchorage on doada, and Friday at 7:S0 A. M. fo' Matanuska, Wasilla, Heustsn, sTal, xeetna, and on "Wednesday at s:se A. M. for Matanuska, Eska and Ghickaloon.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-12

SEWARD'S PUPLIc LIBRARY, in Public School Building, open to public svery Friday afternoon, to 5 o'clock. Fir. , distribution of books.
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again some one else ayshSus . few traps and has found how to obtain bait very easily.
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PREMIER LBYGUES; ~@
 CABINET DEFEATED

PARIS, Jan. 1s- Pfshaier Leyguess cabinet. yesterday snffeFed defeat in the Chamber, of .Deputi0.
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ON yHE WAY

The Gateway Flier left Anchorage this morning with about fifteen pass ,ngers for Seward. The s. s. Spokane left !Ketchikan at 6 o'clock this morn ins north bound. -lotice:- There will be an important meeting tonight at the Fire Hall. All members of the fire department are requested to be present.
 Signed; Robert Guest,
 Fire Chief.
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MINERS and MUCKERs wanted See Paulson at the KEY.
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ANDY's nIfHE ISkAs saRsriia aud steamers. Phone Madison l4S. N
WOOD UNDERTAKING COAPAh Leensed EaAslnsfy ,vFulssui tkssksbss
 SEWARD. ALASKA.
WANTED WANTED WANTED We will pay five cents . pound fol clean white rags, delivered at the
 ,TEWAY OFFICE.

Write Violet Ray C., Dennison, Ohio' if you wish a loving and wealthy wife Enclose Stamp.
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Woman wants washing to take home. Phone Adams 103.
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One small xyiophsne for sale ehop- Enquire Ellsworth's A-ls
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RATES Fifteen Ceats per Lin' first insertion, 7h cents Ter hne .pes subsequent insertion. Count five ever axe words to line.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
 LOO NO. MEETS ON 2nd and 4th FRIDAY sP. II. l. O. o. F. HALL
 c. M. BROsIUS /. Sec - sss sss eSssss sss

GOING SOME
 PARIS, Jan. 12- Cigarettes rolled ln paper dyed delicate shades of rose, llue green or orange are declared by the Daily Mail to be the latest vogue for women.
 Women wishing to be really smart fill their cases with cigarettes of a tint hsrmonixing with the color of their gowns.
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Losr=Go'd ..Alaska" sss.sais ring. Return to Gateway. K.1s.
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BARRAR NOTES

?. Pvts. Levy and Gum were sent down from Anchorage. They will be stationed here permanently.
 The following conversation was ov- erheard between Corporal Tolan and Pvt sherridzn;
 Turn the lights on." 'They are on" "No they are not" ..Strike . match and See if they are not"
 Webster is wrong. The definition for fatigue is Cesspool.
 Wonder why one is not seen in the mess hall 90 often.
 We do not hear much more about the home talent show. Our human skeleton is anxious to make a public appearance.
 ,. .Thsss h talk about reducing the ar ny. Cosh but 1t will be h--ll to be driv- en from . steady meal ticket.
 Pvt Hespsck (To dentist who has frozen his lips and tonsue) Say I can't, talk.
 2 DeStiss;;' That il . new process. Tour tongue will feel numb for a few Saya Fvts, Hsnpsck; What would it cost to treat my wife, once . week? ht Carrol did not know how he would gat home. The snow was too deepsfor him to walk through. Soon he saw | ~Undah of unusual ppropor- .sioas, seing toward the barracks. An idea struck him. Why not follow the woasan aaa have her break trail?
 Yl8 Il ths ydanS man tiat is look ia8 farsE xkSpesene! He states that ks issrs Tksf Sssrtaia dol was trying sslt lin.
 Oar trapper has been rewarded It li,zt Ill hst tsip . his tsspss provsd ! sx,tGpoik 1Aiha mt tias - " .ssaas ths ssitlr. TAss
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FOUND Ladies black umbrella. sfOwner can have same by calling at the Gateway office.
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We do not hear much more about; the home talent show. Our human. skeleton is anxious to make a public appearance.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-12

| Ds6tiit: That il . new process.
 Tour tongue will feel numb for a few Saya Pvt Hsnpsck; What would it cost to treat my wife, once week!
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-12

..1hsrs h talk about reducing the ar ny. Cosh but 1t will be h--ll to be driv- en from . steady meal ticket.
The Seward gateway., 1921-01-12

Pvt Hezpsck (To dentist who has frozen his lips and tonsue} Say I can't. tslt.
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Hh6 Il ths yaunS man that is look iaS fafE Skspeffens! He states that k1 issrs Hit Sssrtain dol was trying sskt lin.
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Wonder why one is not seen in the mess hall 90 often.
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?. Pvts. Levy and Gum were sent down from Anchorage. They will be stationed here permanently.
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our trapper has been rewarded It li,.t Ill het tsip . his tssps provsd
 ssstssok lSiha nlEt tlae - VI i-sstsk ths ssitlr. TAss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-26
LOCAL NOTICE
PITTSF|ELD

The annual meeting of the Pittsfield
village corporation will be held at
Union hall today at 1 o'clock
The funeral of 1.-The late Perley r
Noble, whose death occurred at. his
home on the Newport road Thursday
will be held from his late home Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock and Rev
Sidney j. Willis, pastor of the Uni
rersalist church, will officiate. The
arrangements will be in charge OF
Frank NJ. Fairbanks. The bearers will
be Leslie Pooler. Herbert Jacobs, Mel.
win Bragdon and Charles Maxim In
terment will be made in the village
cemetery.
On account of the death of r. +. No
BILE, worthy steward of Pittsfield
Grange, it has been decided not to hold
the grange social that has been plan
ned for Saturday evening, March &c.
A matinee dancing party will take
place in Perkins hall Saturday after
noon, March 90, for the members of
the junior dancing school. The young
people are looking forward to the event
with much plea sure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-26
Euuene Parkman

Eugene Parkman, who had beer
frail health several years, pas
away about noon Friday, aftsfE
operation performed on Thurs
evening. Mr.. Parkman was borH
Scion SO years ago and was ihet
of William and Maria (Hather
Parkman, being one of II CHIC
al of whom are deceased TEX
one, brother, Horace Parkmahg'
resides with Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Newton on the East MadisonIo@
Thirty-seven years ago nexPmpl
Mr.. Parkman was married 10 !,
Goodwin, who, with their two dau'
tiers. Dora, wife of Periginer W.
of Hilton Hills, and Miss liza
Parkman. survive.
Mr.. Parkman. when the atat
lived in HaverhiH. Mass, unltedi '
the First Baptist church in tnaS
and continued a member all ms
He was also a valued meneeei
Skowhegan Grange. Mr.. PatS
was employed by the Somerset 8
Company, and until THURSDAY m'
ing had been about his WQIk.
usual. He was a much rssps
citizen. and many friends ~n
grieved to know of his sudden no
The funeral service will De- hsw
Easter Sunday afternoon az
O'Clock at the home at 6S NgflP !,
enue and win be conducted psInr
George Merriam Of the Bethany =
fist church. Burial will be ~ !.
family lot in the Southside ceHis'
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PARTIAL CHECK
Continued from Page One)

90 the revolt, warning organized Ia
bor against giving the Communists
mora, or physical support.
The gas and water works in Halle
are tied up. although the other mu-
nicipal plants voted against striking.
The Communists are making an effort
to shut down the Goethen power plant
near Bitterfeld which supplies large
section of Berlin with current. Tech
meal auxiliary troops are in readiness
to keep the public utilities in opera
ton should the employees walk out.
Advices from Halle state that the
Communists there are we'll equipped
with arms and that the workers in
the big Leuna nitrogen plant this re-
port of the fighting.
The workmen were holding the mu-
nicipal lighting plant but permitted
Its continued operation.
The entire force Of police was
thrown. against the positions of the
Communists in an effort to drive them
into the open country, while the Com
| munists marshaled their forces in
the east part of the town for an at
tack from the rear.
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State Uncertainty
Continued from Page One)

recently addressed by the Soviet re-
gime to President Harding and
Congress. asking that trade relations
between the United States and Rus
STA be 2estored and proposing to send
a delegation to the United States to
negotiate to that end. No mention
was made by Secretary Hughes of
tie proposal 20 send a delegation to
this country
Prior to making a final decision,
the Russian trade quest.o nwas dis
cussed for nearly two hours by
President Harding and his cabinet,
taking into account a vast collection
of data on Russian conditions gath
cred by the State and Commerce de-
partments. In a statement after the
note had been made public, Secretary
Hoover declared the conclusion
reached shows the complete agree J
ment of the views of the whole adj
ministration."
Unlike other official pronounce
ments of the American governments
attit le toward the Soviet regime,
Seer Vary Hughes note dealt solely
with the economic aspects of the
problem and made no attempt to dis
cuss the political shortcomings of the
unrecognized Bolshevist. government.
1t set forth in a few worGs the rea-
sons why the United states considers
it poor business to trade with Rus
STA under existing conditions, but
made no indictment against Bo,she-
vism as a political system.
1t was pointed out, however, that
they Was nothing IL the note to IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-26
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH

At the Free Baptist church the
customary services will be held with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. G. G..
kincaid THE Empty Tomb" In the
evening the following concert pro-
gram will be given:
Easter prelude; prayer by the pas
tor; anthem, choir; The Easter
Smile" Gladys Sears; solo by Dor
othy Beckwith with chorus by school:
responsive reading, by boys of Ralph
Colby's class: violin solo, Calvin Hut
chinson;, recitation, Hazel Croker;
exercise, Mrs. Walters class; song
by choir: recitation, Catherine Knox:
recitation, Mary Fraser; song by
girls of Mrs. Walters class: exercise
by five young ladies'; recitation.
Nancy Bonner; recitation, Edith Col
by: selection by choir: recitation,
Leona Thornton: recitation, Earle
BeckWith; recitation, Ruth Spauld-
ing; song, Primary division; recita-
ton, Gladys Warren: recitation, AL
fred Chilcott; exercise, Primary
class; recitation. Helen English; re-
citation, Louise Rines; selection by
choir: recitation, Rhodola Croker;
exercise, four young girls; song, Mrs
Bakers class: recitation. Freddie
Benner: exercise. by six boys: no.
tees and Offering: song by the
school; reception of new members in
church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-26
Leon Hebert

Leon Hebert of 50 Water street
died at his home at $40 Friday
morning after an illness of about
three weeks, but having. been con-
fined to his bed for only two days.
Mr.. Hebeft was GA years of age and
was born in Waterville, the son Of
Frank and Sarah Anata1ie Hebert
For u years, Mr.. Hebert was in the
grocery business in Augusta and lat
err operated a sawmill in China for
several years. For the last few
years. he has not been actively en-
gagged in business and has only
managed his real estate affairs. His
mother, sister, Miss Lena NJ. He
bert, and a nephew, Louis J. Cote.
who is a famous screen artist under
the name of Lew Cody survive him.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day morning at o'clock at the Not
re Dame church. Burial will be in
Pine Grove cemetery