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BILLS IN THE HOUSE

Nn G IL. iouss ''s syisr. !"'s Wsft
To Increase ths s.larics OF all cIrcui,
indss, from .:o,e 10 titul; Introduced by
nE!csate Parke y. Deans. OF Isle OF
Making state, Of virginia bonds lawful
hanks: Introduced BY Delegate r.. r.
Fuller. OF Richmoni.
tion Ssi of the Code relating to the an
pointm~nt Of school trustees. amended. so
her; ieia,. al, ieas, one 81 the m ne s Of
Zach school district hoard shall he Al
.tn"ih"r bill offered 10y Delegate Gih.on
amends ,cc,ion so Of The code 30
Mfss tnn, m"r nnSn TIM
chars" OF religious meeting. appoint AS
necessary and III, ,sm pornry NY police snail
nav. authority within three mites W the
nsace The iii provides ,haH s. " n"r in nS
shai! b: paid out OF the county treasury
from NIB $40 ,SsS'hEy far hns
iation.
pslesa'ir ,,n wnrr"n Of ri',,ylyania; st;
80 "f the cnnstitutton. to provide that ma
p:r.on who. during tn" War between the
.hc United S,s,:s or thS, Confederate
a prerequisite to thu right To register or
Deiegnte Nelson g. Grootnc. OF Hampton.
offered bill! giving tho consent OF the
state OF virginia 10 such Individual or
company n may l.. granted Permission
States 10 crs"t AMI operate hotel upon
such alt: may he granted therefor on
The uni'sd states military reservation Mt
Fart MnnrCc.
Delegate Claui. y. Hoover. OF Shcnnn-
DOM. has hill To make II unlawful in
TAX" or destroy n.h. except by angling
by means OF rod and linz. ar tro' lines. and
vicN fFoin the watt cOur-'as east ~ the
Rlur Ridge Mountains violation Is y
nisdcmran"r. npntshah!" 10y nnc ot
from e.a 90 SIen Or thirty Jays In iRil.
Capture ~ minnows ny mcaps OF net.
3St fr-t. made VI one fourth Inch mesh.
when minnOws are used ~ bait. shan not
h" construed ~ yi"lation.
D"lcGat" 'nm"s ", l'ric". Of Richmond.
offered y companion h;ll to a Senate meas
ur" Prevailing Cor city iremen and police
men L" come within the provisions of the
nrMsa ion nci.
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ton. and it will he printed as House
Document M. :.
Delegate Marvin Smithcy. OF Bruns-
wick. offered u joint resolution for
The appointment of a committee uf
five Delegates and four Senators to
investigate and report X any Offices.
boards ar commissions can he safely
abolished. The House passed the
resolution.
Delegate James l.. Jones. of Rich
mond. invited the members To attend
tho dinner OF the Richmond Advcr-
;tsing Club tonight at Murphy's Ho-
tel. each member going Dutch
treat"
Clerk Williams said the report of
tho Miller fund. will he printed ms
Senate documents No. ) and No. /.
the report ~ the Committee on Uni
f"rmity of Legislation and the re-
port OF the Board on Medical Educa
ton. also the minority report OF the
came board. These viii he printed
as Scrat" Documents No. : and No. &.
The election of Commissioner Of In
surancc. the Judge Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals and the circuit
Judges nominated ut the Joint caucus
on Thursday night was then entered
into. and after the formality was
finished the House adjourned at 1876
O'Clock to meet at IL o'clock noon
today.
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AN ORDINANCE

(Approvrd January 10. 1922
Requiring contractors in the CITY Of
Richmond to exhibit their license
To the various departments. bureaus
and officers of the city from whom
permits arc to be obtained for work
as condition OF receiving such
permits.
Bk: IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL.
OF TIlt; CITY OF RICHMOND:
|. That all contractors who propose
doing work In the City of Richmond
for which "a permit must he obtained
from any department. bureau or ofh
Ger nf the said city shall. upon max
in. application for such permit. ex-
hibit TO said official the city license
authorizing such contractor to engage
In business for the year.in which the
permit is applied for. and shall FUR
nish In writing list OF his sub
authority to grant tho same and IL
any or all OF such sub contracts
have not been closed or awarded at
the time Of applying FOR said permit
he shall furnish such list in writing
Immediately upon awarding the sub
contract or contracts, and he shall not
allow the work under any smb-con-
tract I" proceed until the said sub
contractor shall have exhibited to him
his city license to do such business
III the City Of Richmond for the cur
rent year and thareupon il shall he
the duty OF the officer granting the
license aud the name OF the contrnc-
tor. exhibiting the same as well as
the year Tor which the license Ia
granted In properly bound book
Kept for that purpose. and to index
the same in The name of such con-
tractor: II shall hc unlawful for any
such officer to grant any such permit
to any such contractor unless and
until the said license shalt be on
limited to him ms herein required and
recorded and :ndcXcd as herein pre-
scribed. unless the same has alrcady
been done during the said year.
g The said city official shall al once
furnish list " all sub-cOntractors
to the Ctfy License Inspector. whose
duty IL shall tie TO see that all nee
csspry licenses are secured by such
sub
3. Any person violating any of the
provisions OF this. ordinance shal, be
liable to o fine Of not loss than Ave
nor more than one hundred dollars for
each such violation.
=. This ordinance shall be In force
from Its passage. !, N.Y. HI
a True Copy--'reste
ny 4LF.5H, McpowEt.r.
:. sSS i. n City Clerk,y
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ELEVEMa

ms be done and Senator Dunn moved
mat the chair be vacated until tho I,
time for the election arrived, hoth
motions carrying unanimously. Sen. =
ators Holt und Hassingcr were
named hs Senate tcllers In tho Joint
canvass OF the vote.
ThrouHh Leroy Hodges. OF thsSs
state renitent!ary Board. the Sanata
was Invited 10 visi; and Inspect the
state Penitcntiary at 3 O'Clock tJk
morrow. An invitation to attenat ~
meeting OF the Richmond ADVERTISING
Club this evening at . O'Clock. was
also read
Dr. J. Morris Page, of the Unit
vcrs'ty of virginia faculty. was nom j.
mated by that institution 10. sthe
State Hoard Of Education. To be
elected by the Senate. 80
House resolution proposing Nan.,
investigation of State offices with n d
view Of abolishiny useless ones and,
consolidating others was referred to-
me Finance Committee. .Fi's
Following the election OF Colonel
Joseph Button as Insurance Commits.
sioner and the judicial Slate adopted
at the Democratic caucus on Friday
ni.h'. the Senate adjourned untiItl3
O'Clock today. a-4S
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

Rev. w. W. Weeks. pastor of Grace
street Baptist Church. offered the in :
vocation In the House Of Delegates
at ~ o'clock. following which Clerk
Williams read an invitation tn tho
members 10 visit the state reni-
Tertiary tomorrow afternoon at z
O'clock.
Delegate !. II. Price. or Richmond.
offered a joint resolution to the Of
rect that the two branches proceed
at 1880 O'clock to the election OF a
Commissioner OF Insurance. mem
her of tho Supreme Court OF Appeals
and various circuit Judges. The SEN
ate cDncurred.
The Henley resolution for the in
vestigation OF tho state Highway De-
partment WAS referred to the Com
mltee on Roads and Navigation on
motion OF Delegate Il. w. O1lln, OF
I,unenburg. =.
NgStoloncl; LEROY Hodges, aid to the
GpSernor.s presented a messhge from
Ghe Governor OF, the pilotases aues-
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. lI.--wheat averaged \
!ittl. higher In price today. Helped more
or Jos by announcement Of good sized
decrease in tnc worlds nvai.ahl. supply
last week The market closed nriu at
tWAs cent net gain. with May si.iIS 10
fl.le and July $40 "A To >ieot2. Corn IN
ished 'sItt to !. higher: oats NJ i.mt..
and provisions varied from unc ha ngru
fEur"s Ia a rlsr NJ IL cents.
The d"cr.aS" Ia world ItoCxs OF wheat
amounted /" i.6.S.too bushels. and wis
N. Austria ian surplus wcr. bein. reduced.
official repnri- from twp :ruvilcss indi :
eating II yield ~ $4,000 bushes les. than
wat the case LAT year. tnfaSurryie crop
reporis i'Ou OKLA noma and c.sswh.r,
Southwest tended a,so 10 lift .-,rca
hcmrwhat CntiI tin. last part of tho
session. huwrNGr the sclling side ~ Tho
market appeared ia have tho Hdvantas.
r- must Of the wheat Dough, yeStcrda \
Tor serd purposes In Russia turned on,
10 be Canadian instead ut United States
wheat. SlowBcss of domestic milling do
insnd for wheat counted also ~ tenn
porary dcpre >sinc factor. but seemed Ia nc
lost sight ~ ~ the last when ,ha sttcn-
ton of traders had been partiy turned
t!r The time being TO adverse crop CON
diuons Southwest,
rhc slight ndvanc" In the value ~ corn
and oats was ascribed chiefly to the fact
that rural offerings of corn Ia arrive here
points.
Provisions tended upward In uric. as
result Q: u sharp advanc" In the hog
market. Owners OF lard. however. showed
considerable dtstosition To realize nrnh;s
Leading futures ranged foiluws
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DISPLAy CLASSIFIED
ENi;i;l'rpis'S SALE
NJ
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
DlNWiUDlE COUNTY. virginia.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE: IN
Dl$W!UDiE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
AZ executor Of the late James 81.
tiatrod. end as directed hv his will.
duly prDbai.d In the Clerks Office
81 the Circuit Court OF Dinwi,dle
sale at public auction to the nigh :.
.st biuGer. la front Of the principal
dwelling hnus" on the premises here
in;ift"r described on
FRIDAY. IA. 'uAtr ~. 1929,
thet certain tract OF land. OF which
the late Ianirs 81 iiarr"d died s.lscd
situate Oh both sides OF tiraveiIy
Run or Mn"re's Road. In Rowanty
Mnsisisr'a. District, D,nwiddi q
county: virginia. about seve.. IA
Mills from The City ot Pet-rsburc.
contain'nv 62is acres. sccording to a
survey thereof made by W. G.. Riyas
g: L.. IN November and becei.it.r
1921: on the following terms: one
third n-5) cash. the bniance M euua.
instalmehis az one. two and three
TERED payments. bearing interest
from the date ri the sale. sno secureu
~ deed az trust upon III. property.
~ III" purchasers expense. or all
cash. Al the option OF TN. purchaser.
he purchase, IL 10 pay the taxes on
the said iahd too the year 1922
This tract OF land has uuop n n
nice dwelling house tenant houses
ana ali IA" usual ouih,Ii!dIfLa suc N
large quantity or stanh,ns- thinner
~ - admiralty located amt a~>n,0s,
l'Sirati. ptnber'y. \ I.u, OF NNtht
iahd can ne seen by arbitration 10
'h- undersigned.
RICHARD II MANN.
t'Nr",it"r NJ iu.n.s ~ it,,--.na
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BILLS IN THE SENATE

MI S s Of S S! 20 sp,sTH and
,,.'ierr"d TO the Committee on FISH ana
s sr'y s ~ nc to t s%s" d lTs
; a. " ,snIin by an &c; approsed March u.
prin,"d ans f.fsffsh TO the 'I Cemm aG De-
All l.esdy-A bill 20 amend and re-cna { uHl
r.fsrreh to tne Com'ni;iee for IVes,s ..
seelon @ OF The Code Of vr S re; wRish .
;sfsrrsi to shs commlttae g on ''T Fish and AND
M1 s' s K AMEND 'G e. rs slsg
HSswport News: which was taken. up, or
Join, Committee On Special. Private and ::
Mr. Go Saniloh biz creating a s,ats sS,,e
r rsn OF crinlnsI ldentnea lion. proyldi1ES
IL AND "p d"'s %nisn
,aNen M ordereh "a be printed and re-
Mr D"ds"n--N lii to nrov,de for thu
neutrality-suspicious. s and p.intsnsnce Of State
'i"rcd Z" he printed. and referred TO the &
cS M4 Vsar E" FlS"" sii to em,over Tho
Stat" Highway c"mmssion tn use without
on Sp ses sSrass gse
or hetours, which was taken nn' 80 oraered
",ssc on RSsds md internal ss mi GPna
NH Nj. wrsEhanA hi 70 Ss,osbl;n state
and duties. and approprIBtinu money 10 Z
carry The provisions OF ths act into ef. n
feet. which Wa taken M. ordered to be !;
printed. and referred to the Committee
on Finance. -
.rSin ws %Yi.r w. n5 ri n.4n olvst
n'Ccnor Go"lr!,k. w; l., andrews: i: VIII,
Cooke. G. G. vanShan. Jr.. F.. Percy 10th.
John Paul, T. s.. HcnnInr. y. ~ Early.
] II. Hnssinver. by leave presented s. b. -
No. 81 \ hill 10 amend ard re-rnac. an L
"A". entitled an act to establish the State
HIGHWAY system" approved January 81 -
1915, ,nnd 10 establish n perpetual memorial :.
To ltoNart Edward Lee. which was taken 81
NJ. ordered TO be printed and referred tos
n" Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation. -
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In execution of certain deed Of
trust. dated March 10, 1921. and duiy
recorded IN the Clerks Office OF Hen
rico Circuit, c"nrt. in u. b. ot6-B.
page io5. defaui. having been made
secured, ana being required so to do
by the beneficiary. we VIII sell at
Public Auction. upon the premises. On
THURSDAY. JANUARY -. la:..
AT O'Clock r NJ.
the real estate described in said deed.
as follows:
AL that certain lot OF land. with
County OF Hcnr!co. state ~ Virginia.
near the city Of Richmond. as shown
on the plan Of bellevue PARK" re-
corded in. tie Cicrk,s Office. Henrico
GirfuIt Court, =. b.. 10, page -;
fee, on the west side 81 Clinton
Avenue 357.G3 feet north OF Beiievue
Arcnp.. and running back Hcstwa:div
between parallel lines 3o4.67 feet on
consisting OF Groom bungalow. with
sleeping rorch. panrrcd and screened
throughout: hot-air heat: oak and
chicken house. Lawn graded and
seeded.
TERMS: Cash.
This sale is made subject To a prior
lien OF S5.so0. due March .. 1924. At {
per cent. nayahie quarterly.
other terms MAY he arranged by con-
sui;ing the auctioneers.
j. LEE DAVIS
ALVIN B. HuTILER.
Trustees.
YOU can save money by regular iIIsp.Icb
Want Ads
"a\i I" s"s -n,"f N"-o n. 4....l
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PRODUCES MARKETS..


NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE market for
cnfee futures WIZ lower today. owing to
the easier ruling OF BRAZIL OFFERINGS were
not heavy. but thor Mere very few buy
ers. and after oieninE nj u decline nj !
points. active months sod to 10 points
below las; nights closing ngurcs. with
Nav touchin. SO ana December $50. I.ast
prices were about III" lowest ~ the day
showing Il MT decline az 10 - poiu Is
Sales wee estimated at about liCC" bags
January. >3N: March. see: May. SO: .luIy
hrI \. -
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS

The Senate convened yesterday at
noon with Lieutenant Governor j.
Frank Buchanan. president x-oflicio
in the chair. Rev. l.. T. Williams Of
ferrd the Invocation.
Following the introduction OF an
even dozen hills. Il message from the
House was received asking that the
election of an Insurance Commits
sioncr and Judges be made a spc-
ciai order for 1890 o'clock In both
houses. senator Cannon moved that
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE raw guuar
market was i'rm and unchanged tor Cubrs
IN nShrby rnsiiiuns. with sales reported
of "'."J' bags to a local r"iincr at . cents.
cost and freight. equal 10 LII for cen l..
iIifnSai. Late deliveries. however wcr.
hrmer. with s,te- ~ - 100 bags TO an
operator for March shipment at 2is cents.
cost and trcishi. equal To aTs for cen
iriuHai Porto Ricos were also flrm. hold :
".s asking sol Tor centrifugal, although no
sales were rrnortrh al thNt level.
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. tI!IAtV. Jan. l..-t'attlc: Rccelpts
10, beef steers mostly IL to ., higher:
top $50: hulk. s.'5M;.;s: she stock st.ndy
Z" u hivhry. bulls steady 10 - higher:
hn!k bol".hhs. 49, u i.SU. veal calves most.
" - higher: SPOTS IN mare on snippinS
nctouuts. bulk vealer-. SSu1S2s
Hos: ReUcipts .i0Sj: active. ~ to -,
higher than Mondays average. light
weights up most and closed strnns: others
slow. hoIdovrr moderately liberal, a-
packers wcrc out ar market: top. $50: one
LOAD light lights; practical ton. 80: bulk.
'.,5GS,.o: ,pies. SofrI5 hiehcr: bulk ursir-
abe. 6.-I1i So: few ut SIS.
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COTrnNSEEn Oil.

NEW YORK. Ian. ii.-Cottonseed oil
was active and unsettled. The beari.h
census report wa Largely Offset by th,
better showing in lard. Much OF The
Gays business was In the nature of un-
unihI spreads between "il aud lard. At
10 3 mel higher, SAFES. 2f1v0 barrels. Prime
crude, 80: sales, prime summer yeiiuw
SPOT. So: March SET: May. SOB. July, .i7:
MI
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For Sale

El"htroom modern house. Barton
Avenue. Norwood: garage; 60-foot
lot; nice lawn and Shrubhery: large
r"oms: fuli cellar. Direct from
owner.
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rErIKsnynG rEANuT M.,KKEr.

PETERSlslKG rEANtT M.ARKE:T.
Reported py Rodgers. flunimer Il Co. inc
January -, 49,,
SPANISH. FARMERS STUCK-Market
viHGiNils TARMn"fss STOCK Matke,
steady
Fancy lunIb"n. Sc 10 ii-c per H.
rSiGa ;-iiu-. SIC 10 &c pc: 10
Prime. &c 10 3,lc Ter 10.
Smelling stock. iumbJs. runners md bunc N
Lie In 10 iItr IL, -
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RICiIMOSD EIAIS ESCIIh.NGE.
Waoicsa." Quotations ON Change

- January Il. 1872:
These quotations represent prices which
nrc being pnid or offered by deaiers and
mil!cts on this market:
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AUCTiONS-LEGALS
Legal hunce-
NOTICE OF MrEri>1 OF srock.
HOLDERS
k'ehmond. Va. Janna, >. vi,

Richmond. Va, January .. W,
You are hereby notified maj the annnt
meeting OF the S:oca ho,dsts Of the Life
insuranr. C"tnpany OF virginia viii De
held a, the Home oHir. ot th- cnmpany,
corner cf Cnp'toi and Tenth Street.
Hichrnund Va. on w.,In-.,i.y I,,,,,.rv
=. 1917. az O'Clock =. ii, FOR the purp,,.
VI eieciiDg a president aud the Director.
OF SAID Company. Tor receiving tn. An.
nual Report ~ the Ii"acd VI Ditectpr.
and the ratification OF ths set, ..f me
ing Of Stockholders. and Tor tn. traa,.
attlon of such other bu.inrs- r.. ,uut
property come hefor. said meeting Th.
hooks for tfan-f-t of stock OF the Cen.
pany will De r!o-ec JANUARY 81 i.e.
and reopened Oh January Il. !.2 Il 10
desirable TIA. hN Slovkhuldcir ,haa be
present. IN terSoa or r-ur-s-nt-d ~
pray.
SECRETARY
VIRGINIA. STATE INSURANCE CON.
PASY.
Richmond. Va. Jan Igy7
The annual meeting Of ;hs .tockho.a-rs
Of this rompsny vii, Ia held al tn. ~
nee OF 'n- Virginia Trust COMPANY s.l D.
MINI Street. IN the cay ot Richmond. Va
on Thuesdsy. january rs ioI.. at IL o'ciocA
WILLIAM H. Nil.i.EK
The annual meeting vi ne s,"rkhpt:-r,
OF IN. 4. IS. TrSio, Company viii D. held
at ia. uiac. o, me company. iaii E,st
Slain STREET. Ktcnm"nd. Va. TUESDAY
". f.. ilESpERs,t$.
secretary. TT~seuI-r.
Tn. annual meeting Of the s;ockhold.rs
OF the JcT"rEon Really Corporst!onrw!ll l..
held at The jefferson Hotel. Richmond.
Va. Wednesday, February J. 1879. at !.
Q. r. wEIslGER.
Secretary.
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Markets
oContinued From Ninth rascy
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
k'"hinond Union stock Yaris

January II. l3:..
Remarks: Fair supply Of cattle Mar
k:t fairly a.,tvs and al. sold.
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Ni,lv - .s,!tItD
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PiASp BARGAINS In new. used. second.
nj and shop worn INSTRUMENTS hes,
Wsk"s. guaranteed. Crafts knab.
Lester. S,.n. sirinway and others ".
take In exchange any make OF pia no
az thilins machine. allowing FUN vsiu.
Cash or teTms \ number %. high-sradr
taking machines o. Gu; prices Deal
direct With crafts Piano Factory
rwsntis,h md Franklin s,reci.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Mondny, Wednesday and Friday j
ss information and not guaranteed yt,5,l
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless other wise shown)
Daily except Sunday. 4 Sunday only.
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FURNISHED FLAT.

THREE-HOOM modern houseke ping
apartment. 100 block West Grace. s6o.
Phon" randolph 5lI6.
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Musical Instruments.

MAHOGANY FISisHED upright yelling.
ton piano. second hand. but In good
condition. Crafts Piano Factory
Twentieth and Franklin Streets
PIANO--hcsponsibla family desiring fec
uso OF player plano over short period
FOR Us good care may he Able to make
snch ARRANGEMENTS. To some party who
may possibly he Interested In purchas-
INK. Apply Box y 27o. car. Tn. Dis
patch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-21
MAIL BY AIR

Notwithstanding the telephone, tel
egraph and radio equipment of which
business may avail itself for rapid
there doubtless is
rapidly increasing demand for swifter
mail service, such as may be had by
means of the flying machine. Already
the government postal service is able
to deliver a New York let.cr in San
Francisco in three days and is plan
ming to erect night lighthouses along
the route to enable even quicker serv-
ice.
The report of the air mail service
between those cities the past year
shows that forty-nine million letters
were carried without serious acci-
dent, carried by air planes flying in
all kinds of weather, winter and sum-
mer, over deserts. mountains and
gorgcs. This argues efficiency as
we'll as good luck and is contrasted
with the record of the previous year
which included seventeen deaths. A
high grade Of skilled men must have
been employed in this service, even
with the best Of luck, to have made
this admirable record.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-21

ishing. than the panorama Of Katah-
din and its chain towering beyond
foreground Of forest and lakes? One
drops the book to exclaim. Can 1t be
possible?"
The years go by. and Maine,
through her publications. brilliantly
compels the rest of the country to
join with willing heart with Thom-
as B. Reed in drinking, in foaming
beaker of water from any one OF her
numerous springs, the toast to the
Pine Tree State: Here's to the State
of Maine, settled mostly by the blood
OF Old England, but always preferrins
liberty to ancestry; strong, old
democratic State, yet among the first
to help give liberty to the slave. May
her future be as noble as her past
Here's to the State of Maine, the land
of the bluest skies, the greenest earth
the richest air, the strongest, and
what is better. the sturdicst men, the
fairest, and what is best of all, the
truest women under the SUM-"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-21
Railroads and STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Eastern Standard Time
TEAMS LEAVE AUGUSTA re

Bangor. ti24S a. M, lilo a, m. '23lau
T4.5J a. m. SO &c a. m. l.5S am. t243pn
S311 p, m. t6.40p. m.
B.&A. Pts. tl2.4s a. m: z 81 am. tll.Nas
Bar Harbor. 81 a. m, tll.5s a. m
Bath, 1919 a. M. 1919 a. m. sl0.24 a.
t4O5 p. m. .*l0.4s p. IN;
Belfast, 1926 a. M. y. .43 p. m.
Boston. A3. IL a. m. 1919 a m. tol9an.
s1O24 a. m. t2.5S p. m. .05 p. m. $3.50 p a
"lO.4S p. NJ.
Calais. t2.31 a. M: tl1.5S a. m j,
Dover-Foxcroft, A4.55 a. M, t2.43p. m
Gardiner. +3. II a. ni.. 1919 a. m. t9l9an
s1O24 a. m. IS p. M. Ti.l5 p. M. s5.Sap n
f7.35 D. M. E10.4S p. IN.
Haliowell t6.1aa. m. 70 10 a. m. slO.aau,
t25s p m. t4.l5p. m. $3.50 p, m. t7.aip n.
+104S p. m.
Harmony. A455 a. m: t2 .43 p. m:
Lewiston. t6. - a. m. 70. ~ a. m, slO.aa III
t4.05 p. m. *l0.iS p. m.
New York. t4.05 p. M. IS. 39 p. m.
Portland 70. II a. m. ~. 10 a. M. r. n,
s1O.24 a. m. I 2.5S p. m. Los p. m. s5.39p n.
1885 p. M. *lO.4Sp. m.
Rockland 1919 a m. t9. l9 a m. r40j i
Skowhegan. *9.26 a m. t2.4S p. IN. I6iOp, l.
So. Gardiner, 10. 10 a m. 70. 10 am. sl0?iaa
y. IS o. m. t4.15 D. M. $3.50 p. M. L .3sp. a.
sl04S p. m.
St John. tl2.4S a. M: III .5S a. m.
Waterville. t12.4S a. m. 81 .lOa a. m. '25laz-
1855 a, m. 80. .26 a m. t1l.5S a. m. t243p.u
s3.11 p. IN. t6.40p m.
*Daily. I Daily except Sunday. sSuuday on,'
2 Daily. except Monday.
A Daily. except Sunday and Monday.
DC. DOUGLASS, NJ. L. HARRIS,
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