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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
BOMB IN BROOKLYN HOUSE
IS klPPED BY WATCHMAn
NiSht Nan suffers Had liurn, while
cutting Fuse of Weapon Placed
BS Anarchists.
l.N n = L

NEW YORK. Jan. ga suffering
use. attached to a large square bomb
IN the basement Of a haus. In process
Of reconstruction IN Brooklyn. Was
SHt Ia the nick Of time early today
~ the night watChm#u. Tony FrannC.
~" rus" was severed two inches from
ihe bomb.
Frankie was 50 badly burned while
na@Hiis III the fuse with 4 pocket
smile that he had 10 he taken 10 /,
hospital. where his condition was
clans that as ne went into the c,Ilar
tr saw the dark forms ii two men.
one OF whom bad just lighted n
,nhtch. When hc shoui"d - thcnl
,hey ran away after firing Shots Ill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
Grrnt Hritnin Hns rs noc,.>

w ASiiiNGTON. Jan - senator
smith. Democrat, south Carolina. ~
o"lErd today from the Navy Depart
nl"ht hSur"S on the dori,aEc facl!-
'i"S OF thc -FOUR priDc.pt foreign
powers. These show that t;rcut
triiatn. .Nelusiv. o: her caluni.s
leads with 25S docks, - OF WIN d nr.
owned hy the government. France
HAS u, Japan has So il OF whIch
are governments and italy has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

bound from Gulf ports for transa,lan-
&c points and all shipping Board
steamers In this district from vii
'ninston 10 Tampa. will bunker nj IN,
new Standard OIL refinery station,
f.re. II was announced today. This
means notable addition To local
ippinS business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
An Open Letter
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. ublic
From The
Hon. Is. i. Bureau

Dear Mrs. john
began by saying Mrs. John for the
obvious reason that you, Mrs. John, are
family. And, anyway, | want John
himself to be inquisitive as to why YOU
are corresponding with me. Once he
is interested, you, naturally will read
my letter to him
OF course, you are wondering:
What in the world is Hon. b. b.
Bureau writing to me for?"
am writing to you, Mrs John to
tell you why we (you and u ought TO
be better acquainted.
My business in Richmond is your
business.
am here at 218 North Second
Street all day every day for only one
purposc-to see that you are dealt with
fairly. That sounds easy, but in real
ity isn't rs easy as it sounds.
Have you ever responded to an adj
vcrtisemcnt in the papers and found
that the goods were not what you had
been led to expect? Very likely, and,
of course, you were disappointed.
q have my opinion of that store"
you said, and very likely you added,
"pll never go in there again
That store no doubt was perfectly
good store and had merely made mis-
take. OF course, you couldn't know
that, but you certainly do know that
that store doesn't deliberately try to
make an enemy Of you. Yet it made
an enemy Of you, didn't it?
That result could have been avoid
ed. If you had called up Madison 32l
and told me the facts, | would have in
vcstigatcd them (never mentioning
your name), and, in all probability in
the end you would have continued on
friendly relations with that store.
The moral is: Tell your shopping
troubles in confidence to the Better
Business Bureau am here to see that
you are fairly dealt with. Write me
on phone Madison 321.
am wondering what you and Mr..
John really think of advertising, any
way. Next time | write, let's discuss
the subject?
Faithfully, by name and by nature,
The Better Business Bureau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
al RESERVES l..LL BE
PLh~-., ON PEACE Oasis
sixth District Headquarters Announce
strength viii Bc 1900 Men aud
1IU Officers
lBy Associated Press. ]

TBy NNsocIntru TrCss.
CllAtlESTON. s. g.. Jan. 2a-of-
hcial announcement was made today
~ Sixth Naval District Headquarters
mere. mat plans for organizing on II
peace basis tho naval reserves or the
dlStrict. which extends, from wil-
ininStou. y. g.. To Jacksonville, Fla.
Gadc would he formed with a str,nrth
81 -:"pu enlisted men and 1876 COM
miSsioncd officers
mere now arr on the rolls Of thu.
district iS0 officers and ioG cniIs,"I
men.
VIII bunker ut Charleston.
CHARLESTON. = G.. Jan. o2.-AIl
Oil-hmrning SHINING Hnnrh st.n,nnr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
LOCALS GENERALLY
UORKED HIGHER
Much More Hopeful Feeling
Manifested in Banking and
Financial Circles

While making no response 10
further animated Upturn on III" big
board the local market showed much
improved tone and as rule fractl0nally
higher prices were registered through the
list The only exception was the yielding
of I. 6. / to 81, or ~ under yeSt"r-
DAVIS fupl price. On the other hand there
WINS continued good buying Of both
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and Electric
storage Battery. \ better inquiry also
IcvpIoppd for I.chigh Navigation, raising
,hor fnvorite to sc. American stores
mndr a new high figure at 10 on small
transaCtlOnS'
In general way. tn" feeling in local
fronrinI circles is altogether much moro
Lnnrr1l While this has not found
refcction to any extent mark"tWis".
therp is, nevertheless, n greater dGgr""
or op,imism manifested regarding the
immediate future than has been cX -
nrpssed heretofore. This is more no
ttccable, perhaps. in banking circles ami
esnccially among the loaning tnStitU-
tlons. whcr" the opportunity Is given
ia yet in closer touch with the pUlsation
Of the general situation,
Most Of the officials of the 'eading
banks testify to a consistent and steady
/ ,nprovemcnt in business conditions.
This. il is true. is found TO be somewhat
spotty, but is apparently gradually
reaching out TO different lines Of trade,
The comeback apparently has been more
marked in the textile than any Of the
other industries. Good reports. how
ever. come from the leather trade, A.
both Of these lines were among the first
TO feel the effects Of the depression OF
more than year ago, it is altogether
logical they should be among the cad
ers to show any appreciable improve
ment
While money market conditions. com
pared with IA year ago. are much mor'
satisfactory, there is still Il long journey
to be made before the goal of what j,
, rallol "casy money is really reached
There has been lite short Of re-
markable adjustment of the credit stu
alton. Banks are in better position
to meet the requirements Of their rPgu
lar customers, but the situation is sucl
as to cause n strict adherence to tn
policy of keeping funds as liquid a
possible In order to meet every con
tingency.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Philadelphia Markets

s,, ,,WNihEAT--Receipts. ss,say bush MaIL-,
Gle az iate advance. Car lots in sSnHr,
red wInsr aariieFy ssH TFn'ST sT% l4a S.
S1Ss s"osr, quoted Gt the following schedule OF
ter, t"r: No. B wheat. Sc under ON1er %n req win;
p"%cI NN0: ssm0G ts%saSTaSr
Ss$s7c sr No IH's esS q sss sassOOr{ o,so
n,t 3tSXTs%hecelpts 0T5 Is oiiH basG asG Firm, an.
"fis IS as S6c '?!S MS swh9s I99SSss,i&!ISo 9Ss
sELfouR-ReceiptsS $500 bbdIss" u.s." ma dnG. - oo,
SSo Sf !. raGk. ogS Sa fsd ho
grsHI9 in ,l5b sacks t"E soft II" w,Bsr iS,
frs, s%'sri iss4ESn 81 .sIte s. 10
~ fIS"[ dS tndH' So %o Hosn, sS4o%
tDd city mills patent family bTonas tSnGy ssnri9
'"iSR FRovis,o%s9MurSs ilAS %Hs9urs sTd2"q7TS " 90 "
S2e; bet Snu:ki,s .nd tenders smoaed sSJ
cured. loose, 81 q zoe: do skinned i"o,s %
Sf %S.G, do DO. smoked 81 q Sac; hams. U b",rG T
is ioosc ido OSc S5 sSnk p0ne ID dSh9ggldS. cured
'IGse' Te', isc' 6reskfnEt bacon. 26c; lard ISts r.
stead ad'S-enns 6nns, Eggs in small supply and
se9Ssc; ,hrats s4is II asc: seconds ss%si'ss mTs's
ints..oT lots lower; Jobbng sales OF fame,
1SS.ea 4nSsI,. fre'h eggs, 52a 6ac; far 10 cns,SC
CHEEsE-stesd!Iy held. The quotations
n % t"th' Whole-mllk natS, tsnCI, fresh u
pS-ti 90 fair to good fresh. lDm9nr
- hshofns, fresh, 2lM 23c; single Daisies
nnr;tSn; ~ lV2"c; Joubtng sal,s II fancy gouds
:, LIVE PorETRY-Fow!s no. r.oshorns
asHGg; "a 9T fa'; we!yhing lbs. apiece and over
EaW 2sci inferior. 10000 white Lcghorr
r0wls ROY, 23@2ic; spring chickens, broIlers
10y biinsaorns fancy. yellow.skinned wr.gn
ing ~ ga ios' apiece per Ib.. 2sq s0c; ex
APIECE APIECE StR2oc; smaller sizes; 22Q @8c
lSs e, ap asp.oee 2+a 2Oc; do. do sinai sr sizes
| P"kin, 22924c; mixed colors lsdI 2Oc
b,seons per pa,r. old, $50 4Oe; young. Is a
DRESSED POULTRY Fowls fresh
! killed, dry-picked, n boxes, ". .!shIng ) lbs
/ nrieco. 3GC; do Weighing lbs. 35c; do
Weighing ~? lbs, 3l:; Do weighing q los
So SOC, FOwls. frrsh- killed. in bbls dry
| p cked-Welghing +is Q5 lbs Ep!ece, dr.;
packed S6c; do. Weighing "a q lbs. api ce
! !ce-paeked? Stc do, weighing 3ls lbs, 9G0
! 2sc; DO, weighing lbs, rnd 'Ind"" go %"
! roasting chiCk.ns, Western. weighing 81, q
| lbs apiece, 80 q a.c; bro.ling ch.ck,lis, Tes
| Crn wcishing ~ az lbs. apiece, aOa82
| 3 lbs Npiece, 2Sd97c; ronsiin" "aicte, ,"
nearby, weighing sh a. lbs, apiece. s2 d
| abe; broilins chicken ntaTpI, wcian,I,g ! ,
e2 lbs. apiece, aogs3ci flying chicken.
nearby. weighing ~ Gs lbs. apiece, 2Td
do. do, Southern ise2oe; ducklinss. 2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
FURTHER BUOYANT
ADVANCES SCORED
Weeks Cotton SpIurge Touched
OF the Slumbering Specu-
lative Enthusiasm

advance Oi quoted values III the STOCK
market today was accompanied by the
| largest and most varied turnover OF
| any week end session in many months
| Shorts again covered in oils. steels.
| equipments, CopperS. motors, leathcrS
and sugars. many uf those issues max
| ing additional gains of = to > points
! Mexican Petroleum was the leader, but
| buying Of baldwin Locomotive, Am"ri-
can Car, CruCibe and bethlehem Stces
| and Utah Copper was extensive. Lead
crs reacted to 3 points In the profit
taking of the final dealings. but a firm
tone marked the close.
Both the stock and cotton markets
this week forriby pXempliticd the buy
ing, when something is scarce every
body wants It, In so far as the stock
market was concerned the upturn was
not altogether surprising in that sig
nails Of the bareback against the over
WCldy short interests were present for
some few weeks back. II was just when
the psychological moment would arrive
and that evidently was supplied in the
spectacular rise in the cotton market
So it may he said the reversal in the
market trend came entirely from tech
nical conditions rather than rejecting
or forecaSting material alteration or
possible radical change in fundamental
and basic conditions. 1t likewise re-
mains TO BE- seen whether the inherent
strength of the market position is Suth
Cipntly strong 10 maintain the improve
mpnt On this question there is con-
siderable diversity Of opinion. Some
contend in the rounding up of the short
interest the technical position has been
COrrCspOndingly weakened and once
more leaves the list moro or less vul-
(. IL lth
crS contend the upturn marks the real
turning point. and the big bear market
prevailing for nearly twenty two months
has run its course. The real test is Yet
10 come after the adjustments incidental
to the rally are completed.
Granting considerable progress has
been accomplished in the reconstruction
program. there are still too many un
CcrtnintieS ahead as to make n pro-
longcd major movement possible. This
does not moan to imply a recurrence
Of the recent dscouraging shrinking OF
security values. but il does mean any
forward movement must be conducted
on easy and conservative stages or else
the SupPrStructurc will toppIe over
again At the same time. while thrr"
has been considerable Improvement in
the credit situation. there is consider |
aDle douOt Wh'! uPT INV H"-N" Icu iVN
crS 70 no would cOuntonGnce any out
burst of speculative enthusiasm at this !
time. Money conditions are unQueS-
tionably great deal easier than they !
were n year or six months ago. Yet
the stage of r"habiimNnt has not
reached jun"ture to warrant any
great amount of indulgence on the part /
Of the banks in so far aS stock market
accommodations are concerned.
ON tue other hand, j, must be ad-
mitted security values in the twenty
two months bear campaign were de.
pressed TO abnormal low levels. Ad-
mitting this. the general list. eSp"
ciallv the better grade Of stocks. arc
., rnp SiI dora Nlp w nll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Marks TOUCH New
German Coin Drops Below ~. /.
10 Value, Against Par a. y ), -

German Coin Drops Below 4. !.
In Value, Against Par !, =. ). osN
New York. Sept. 1o.-sI.,.as' 80
quoted this morning at tho aa M ven
the foreign exchange market =, ,p.a'ns 4
est record of all time here, :, ,"' y, l's'
Other exchanges were ouie, -, :, Wy
what irregular. Sterling sbos.a 'ons'
Of lac over Fridays opening i'is
Quotations were. n
Sterling cables 8.7an s..,..
3.72N; frame cables T.5a, cboo, u'n.sa y
Belgian cables 1861. cho.. 'N
lire cables 4.32, checks IaiT tAk,
cables 1903. checks IA an "a pssa
;90h; Swiss cables 17IT maria
1II4; Denmark cables linn ehscti
1I.45; Norway cables 13ooV' eheh
l2.OS; Swedish cables 2I8s enwh
s1'@; - w; suilder cables 3l.7S, sSss, sSs.s,.
The Central European nj. 4
were: Rumanian. Ok: Polish My!s
Austrian, 10Y; Hunsarion V1
Greek. so; Serbian, 1.OS, Rni. ~
80; Czecho- Slpvakian. /, ,2on sarlsA,
slavian, 40; Finn Marks. Il 'un'
Shortly after the first bour a..
ket rallied all around. partly IN me mar
ing of short contracts. Sterlinv, ,oa,T' ar1
were 3:T4. demand 3.73%.s Svsols vls
cables 7.54, checks 7.53a psn~
cnbles 7.4T. checks 7.4G: iiro oeiish
4'S21s' checks 4'a2; marks 90 .aSH H.'''"
Montreal The market hero
erratic. The premium on NsmS vvsry
funds reached II per cent, tbsEl ~ ION
recent figure. The close was ItTFneN
cent yesterday. The discount on "a
dian funds in New York was io,t nsna'
cent. 'V0 p6
YESTERDAYS FINAL ovorAr,ov,
pon.na sser,!nE Francs LIr. cuIlt.,.
Cables 49,. 5.i2% ~" tMu NH
ToDAY's OPENING Quotations. ~"
Sterling Francs Lir. nn,,..
Gssiss Gsmsnd .. ''.., ss,,7ssa 7SS !,sIs ,iis
CLOSING QUOTATIONS ""
Sterling Francs EAt, c,,,...
Cables "".. s.7a 1iS" t..ss:, M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
STEEL BOOKINGS LOWER
y. S. Steel Untitled Orders Last
Month Decreased 29s,39e Ions

New York, Sept. 10.-The United
filed orders on It's books as of August
81 last Of 4 .;I31 .926 tons. This com
mares with 4.S3O.3g+ tons on July 81
last, decrease of Dos, ,39S tons, and
with lO,SO5 .O3S tons August 81. 1920.
Comparisons Of untitled tonnage on
the 10Th of each month since 1913 fol-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Bucyrus Company. quarterly 1S per cent
on preferred, payable october l TO stock OF
record September II.
Bucyrus Company. quarterly ~ per cent
on preferred, bic October l. to stock OF
record September 81.
Canadian Locomotive Company, Limited
quarterly -. per cent on preferred and .
per cent on common. payable October |, to
stock OF record September 30.
Pan American. quarterly 81 80 on "A' and
~ stocks. payable October 10 10 stock Of
record September IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
BONDS
Raw Sugar Market Quiet

New York. Sept lO.-The raw sguar MAJ.
Ret continues qulet at about 4Sc, c. !. I u
Domingos reported yesterday. q local reanr
purchased a lot OF 1000 tons san Dom!nss'
In port ut pa C. c. t. (. Tmportations on ".
day Included 17,OOO hass Philippines 70 IN
Federal sugar Refining Co. lr' the local y
fined market. semi-holiday conditcns ~
vailed. reiners sales offices as rue. esN
closed Prices are unchanged a. from oes
TO 5.85c, all less per cent FOR cash ia
fine granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
BANK CLEARIN6S


New York. sept, Io,--Whh retutns for
fixtures this we.h no, unnaturany di'olosa
REDUCTION from the total for Iho sH,hsy ,peTiot
states This " a decrease Of siSty,one from
the figures Of last week. but 10 leo ,detsui1s
BUN 4 Co for i've days last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

The actual condition of the New York
Clearing House banks shows they hold
SIG, ,36s, ,03O reserve in excess Of legal
requirements. This is an increase of
$40, 100. 900. overcoming the deficit Of
S4OO,OT0 last week. Loans aud dis
counts showed a contraction of $S.39l,-
900. while demand deposits increased
81 .63I 900. The reserve credit at the
Federal Reserve Bank was increased
Sl7 ,39+ 600
Details follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
East BuFoIo, y. v, Sept Io.-C

East BuT"Io. y. v, Sept iO.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 22a heed, stead, oGosa,,I,..so- rr.
HOGS-ReccpDs $500 head Steady 10
i0o lower, Heevy. s0.2Hdo 80 m.vod and
T.s' ss.7SaS; roush, tO.5oa875, stag.
slRE
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500 head
Lambs 25c higher Lambs s4.5on 10 70,
others unChanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Pittsburgh. Sept 10 -- HOGS--Recejpts.
1890 head HlTh1"r,- Heevies, Sn.25; heavy
los plGH sn. pHT9.6O
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Receints, $50 head.
eteAdy. Ton shecD, 81 ton lambs so NJ
cALVEs-Receipts 10 head. Steady. Tor,
kl4. 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Wanted-a GOOD Bond Man

An investment house with statewide repu-
tation for idir dealings with It's customers
wishes TO enlarge its scope.
1t can use one or two experienced bond men.
Established clientele. while desirable, IL not
essential. Th" ability and the will TO work
hard and int eigeHtly is paramount.
For such men this house offers something
more tEau permanent travelling job
Address inquiries to 1873 Ledger Office
WITH the assurance that you will not b4
writing YOUR present employer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

Canada net debt declined ST.. .S3l 5I8 in
August, nnanGe department announced. and
now totals 81, 3Ii ,0l0, OST. reduction OF
81. 600 600 ir ordinary expenditure and In
creased tax collections accounted largely for
decline. Compared with year ago
crea sed 500, 4G5 65o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

The Central Vermont Railway Company
has applied to the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission for q Government loan OF SIPS. 900
for period Of five years. Asherton and
Gulf Railway Company has applied FOR
authority to issue sI36. 900 Of hrst mort
gage thirty-yesr gold bonds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

u is officially stated in London that e.
IOO.00O In gold We're exported 10 Ameri,
during the week ended September I,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

Island Oil and Transport Company for
the six months ended June 80. reports sur
Plus after all charges and taxes OF $50
period OF 1920. Net sales OF oil aggregated
~ 73S.l53 as against s4.OlO. S24 and the
1 "a ma rnd III O no ~ '-N-'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

Tenders for three months British trea sury
bills were made at average discount o.
"a Is. o. SOD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Financial Briefs

The average price of the twenty sc,ive
industrial stocks advanced LA per cent
yesterday to 7O5s, while the twenty rail-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
Philadelphia Stocks

-S., change made BY comparison with last
sale on New York Stock Exchange.
ro,I s,,e. IED3 shures compared with
"4s5 shares yesterday. Thus far this week
Il lO5 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

4, .s II; Kress Co; had August sales OF
1920. For the first eight months OF this
year their sales aggregated sl6. $50. 1856
against sl1'l36.s27 in the corresponding 1920
period
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
PHILADELPHIA BONDS
COTTON MARKET

Total sls,O 900. compared with 500 $50
teriay Thus fer this week, 1904 800.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10
NEW YORK BOND,SALE

Kelly Spring d
Tire Co Sc
I..... eTm
1..... 0Th
K Belgium o.
49,. 05s
ssl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

., The American Sumatra Tobacco Company
nppe,h npr .he year ended July 81. reports net
reserves for taxes and depreciation Of TO-.
pacco; This was equivalent, after pre-.
terred dividends. to 1914 share on the
SIfidS, oS5 common issued and outstanding
IN iV2O the company reported net profits
or s2,5sl OBI. which. after preferred divi.
dends was equal TO $3.50 a share on the
same amount Of stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-10

e .NCN n IN 10
3. 1..... 20
5. y Yk Light II
:. 3 Pwr 5s
~ 1..... SO
u New York y &
=. Westn 4s
II &c.. 0lia
u y Yk Rlys IS
u 5..... 5ta
Y n Y Rys CT IS
- 1(sale) 40
s, y Y TcIe 4Ila
$. l,.... S4h
i y Yk Tel'e 6s
= l,.... 9aa,
q 2.. 90
$. NIX u W'n 40
4. 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-17
RED CROSS NOTES

The executive committee of the All
gusta Chapter met at Red Cros;
headquarters Friday afternoons to dis
cuss plans for the annual roll call.
which will begin on Armistice Day,
November II, and continue to Novenl-
Der "a.
Guy Gannett, chairman Of the roll
call committee, will conduct the cam
paign and intends to have everything
in readiness to begin promptly on the
date specified. The Chamber Of Com
merce, which assisted SO splendidly
last year, has again offered its
heartiest cooperation.
The posters are very attractive.
also very significant, illustrating as
they do the work that still remains to
be done for the boys" who are dis
abled and who continue to require the
assistance that the Red Cross is
equipped to give. During the recent
visit Of the,Clean Up Squad about 300
men. including those from Augusta
waterville. skowhegan, Madison Vas
salboro and surrounding towns. called
at the Red Cross Office to consult
some member Of the group with re.
gard to medical treatment, compensa-
ton or vocational training; about 125
physical examinations were made by
the two doctors who accompanied
them, and 3s new claims for ccmpen-
sation were made out and filed.
The clerical work necessary in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-17
DAN c., End, BEATS
TAUNTON MAID

Although there was a big counter
attraction In the way Of the Bates
Colby football game on Saturday, low
ers Of good horsefiesh to a good mum
Der gathered at the Central Maine Fair
grounds to see the matched race be-
tween r. ". Fenlayson's Dan @. I'd
and Eli Browns Taunton Maid
Fenlayson's game little gelding
won in three straight heats and was
pressed hard on the first turn by the
speedy chestnut till the back stretch,
when he opened up a wide gap and
maintained it to the wire. The second
heat was repetition Of the first, only
faster time was made. this heat being
completed in 1.144.
In the third heat the fast gelding
after the word go" opened up a big
lead and on the back stretch cut loose
for the wire. finishing the last quarter
in .33s and the second half in 1.1S.
Dan @. End is a brother to Diamond @.
1t is understood that the same horses
will race again next Saturday on the
same track at 100.