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RALLy|NC TENDENCY
IS SHOWN ON CURB
Action of Many Issues Indi-
Gates Absence Of Restrain
ing Influence.

>,.N ,.,.,.,. 49,
NY 10 u" 'N'h
'h''N"' showed strong railyiug
tendency at frequent Intervals and
tho action ~ man, ,,,cl. i,d,...,,,
.,...
'"' r"'''"S '""""h'"
that Mas SO effective factor I'm
forcing ipudatlon ana declines ON
tn. N.w y,.l .,.., ,,.,
limo,
'''''S q" 'h' '"r'no"n' Th'r" WEI"
indications Doc SON" Of Ia. highest
priced issues of = RESUMPTION Of a.-
cumulntiou hy inroroy,. concerned
and this accumulation was or.c,ty,
in NOR" than um-.ttiup offerings 90,
stocks cur sror, account, Il, tn. ,,r,.
f.ssIouaI element
standard Oil !gsu.s In n,r,i,.u,,r
rrn.c,.d qul.t ahsorrtion And CO..
IN good demand durin. mos, of mo
dnv. g"u"raiIy mnyin. nm vim u,,,.i,
vir"r after mixed movements ii, ,b.
early trading STANDARD on of H.,v
Jersey cam. into mor, .prnmInonr.
b"cauS" of Increased demand r,,.r,
various sources. Som. az tho sian
dard OH issues hov.,.r r,,c,.d
after Showing strength during mosi
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OHIO SHIPPERS PROTEST
PLAN OF SOUTHERNERS
Through Rate to Southeastern,
Territory Opposed at Gin
cinnati Meeting.
ZEE Nssociateh rress

CiNcINNATI Nov - \ protest
against tn" proposal Of tho Southern
carriers for through freight rates TO
Southeastern territory. which should
split the origin group" was made
today by :. s. Br,dGers. represent
Ing tn. shippers OF Ashland ~.
Portsmouth and TrUnton. ohio. and
Huntington W. Va. at the hcariu.
ON the southeastern rate case he
for" the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Mr.. bridges testified that tho
sp-cailed origin group - formed by
tn" cities n" represents and that
ia the proposal Of IN" carriers for
through rates {" Southeastern ter
rit"ry, tn" group" would 10 di-
vid"d into two classiticatinns OF
rates, whereas at present they con-
stitut" one classification.
Ia the proposal ~ the Southern
carriers for thc'through frei cht rate ;
ca points in North Carolina, MIR.
Rridccrs tesil1es he Was in accord.
saving this proposal would not d.
vide Jhe group witch he represented.
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GOOD BUYING POWER
IS NOTED IN MARKET
Downward Movement i'm MANY
Securities Under Pres
sure is Checked.
SUBSTANTIAL GAINS Amn MADE:
RnfirOnd mud Indu.trini Shnr~s Far
firuInriY Stngc 0uirk HnIIy-E'ur-
riRh Situation Improves aud
French Government bonds Rise

NEW YORK. NOV. l5-Ra!lroad
ana Industrial shares staged u quick
rally In tho early part Of todays
trading and many standard issues
particularly In the inIustrials, moved
w several points over yesterdays
closing quotations The downward
movement In many securities that
""r" under prsssur" yesterday was
checked and snort coverings brought
about material Improvement IN the
quotations ana good buvinE power
was noted IN tho market,
iudus,rinis showed e butter ten
d"nCy 10 hold their gains than tho
railroad M" weakness ~ Sew Havcu
In the last hour had - d",crriur If
feet on other rails Washington dis
patches 10 the effect mat agitation
viii b: started soon fnr IN" ruudi-
fcauon 81 tho Esch- CGmmlns act.
In WAY tina, viii d" unfav"rabl.
for the oarrl.rs' influenced tn, trad
Ing TO considerable" extent.
Industrinis Improve.
Among the industrlals which
shaved Improvement w"r" National
Biscuit with q gain az II points in
tn" days trading. National l"nt :
IL points. corn products ~. Amer
lean Foundry, t3-i American
Radiator. 23-; American l.ocomo-
tive, 2l2. American Tobacco and
General Electric. 23-t. United Fruit
3 "a. Stud"baker.. c3-s standard OIL
% New Jersey. az. and United
states steel. IFS. Preferred stock a
o: Western Maryland and chicago
Rock Isalnd aud rarlnc made sub
stanial gains In n" railroad list
whiiH other standard railroad no
curiti-s showed slight changes over
tho closing quotations yesterday.
The Improvement IN tho foreign
situation was reflected by the rise
IN French government bonds. Both
the L.. and Is gained NOR. than
points. and other foreign govern
Inent honds rose In sympathy.
Rniis md liberties Gain.
In the domestic list tho hiE grade
railH and tho liberties showed sub
s,nntial gains In tn" days trading.
Although trading wa. qT'e' In for
cign exchange and movements were
Irregular better feeling was cri-
don, IN regard to IN" situation.
Call money remained ~ r"r cent
throughout thu day.
Total sales we're 100000 shares
as against I.3t5.7OO yesterday.
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LOADINGS
FOR WEEK ARE HEAVY
IKv Associnted Press

WASHINGTON. Nov. Freight
loaded on American railroads forth,
week ending November T. the car
service division OF the American
Rhi'road Association reported today.
amounted 10 "sA ,N21 cars. This WAS
t"tai greater than that carried i'm
the same week OF either 1920 or 1921.
During the same week. on Nuv-u-
her J. the railroads had a4.6u ears
on their lines awaiting repairs. u
number smaller than at any time
since last March. on November !
i'2l, there were 345.0N0 cars unrr-
paired according to divisions report
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Further arsumen, postponed un


Gases IN call today:
No 2ol9-JcTcrson Standard Life
Insurance company. appellant vs.
Jessie l.. k"cton. appellee; appeal
from tho District Cour, at Richmond.
Va
"" @o2O Tho Equitable Life As
srranc" Society. appellant. VS.. Jessie
+ iI""tou appellee. appeal from tho
District Court At Richmond. Va. To
ne further argued hy Wyndham r.
Meredith. 81 Richmond, Va, for tho
appellants. and ~ NJ j. Fulton and
Frank T. sutton, Jr., OF Richmond.
Va for IN" appellee.
No 1885 Rosemary Manufacturing
Company. appellant. vs.. Halifax Cot
tom Mills. appellee; appeal from tho
District Court at Lyuchhurg. Va. To
be- argued by w. w. Dodge. of Wash
ingtou. ~. e. Robert Fletcher Ro--
crs. of New York. and caskis e. Cas-
ki.. of LynchhurE. Va. for the APP
pellant. and ny Melvin Church and
Titan W. Johnson, Of Washington.
II. g.. aud coleman. Easley & Cole
man. of Luxembourg Va, for the APP
ncliee
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L. s. CIRCUIT COURT

Tn" tuitcd states circuit Court OF
Appeals rccouv"ucd Yesterday morn
inE a. Ia o'clock, With thu following
judges aud officials in attendance:
circuit judges, Hon. Martin \. knapp
of Washington, u. e.. Hon. Charles \
Woods, of Marion. : G.. and Hon
Edmund Waddil Jr. ~ Richmond
Va: district Judge, Hon. John G.
Rose. Of baltimore. Md. l.. :. Mar
shall tlarcnc" -. Smithcrs. NJ Nor
folk. Va. and Clerk claude Dean. Of
Richmond. Va
Cases argued Yesterday were:
No. Constituted states Of Amer
lea. owner OF the steamship Lake
Ida. appellant vs. : -. Miller. mas
ter OF the barge Maine" ct ais. APP
p"li"es, appeal from the District
cour, at Norfolk. Va. continued from
Tuesday. Caus" further argued by
John w. cast. .ir., and Floyd Hughes.
Of Norfolk. Va. for the appcilecs
and concluded by II. H. Rumble.
sr.cial assistant to L. ). attorney in
admiralty, Of Norfolk Va. FOR the
appellant and submitted.
No. 2ol7-J"an Jensen. appellant.
Ns United states az America. ct ais
owners and operators OF tho steam
ship "M,tou." appellee: appeal from
the District Court at N"rfulk. Va.
Nruru"d hy samuel Il. Forwond and
William u. sands uf Norfolk. Va
Tor IN" appellant, and II H. Rumble
special assistant tn L. :. attorney in
admiralty, OF Norfolk. Va. for the
appcll""s. and submitted
No 2nl?-- Jefferson standard Life
Insurance Company. appellant vs.
Jessie =. kcctnn. appellee: appeal
from the District Court at Richmond.
Va.
No. 2o2"--Thc Equitable Life As
Surancc Society. appellant. Vs. Jessie
y kcctun. appellee. appeal from the
District Court at Richmond. Va Ar
Iu"d together hv stuart -. Christians
Of Richmond, Va for tho anpelI.nt
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASlilNGrDN, Nov. i5.-Es.- Strict.
y fresh 5NNHo: southern, =. l.iv. poultry
ems. 3tT3 81. hens. = n 20. roosi,rs 20. tuT
Keys, "lW'5 Live stock: Calves choice
'"' medium. l2d l;i7. lambs 10. live pigs
cach sd"hTS'o; liv" hogs. .. Vegetables.
Potatoes. No. sacked. StNoa25S; No :.
sacked Opsl@. sweet POTATOES North
carolina. tiSO a $50: nearby. .I.ScUi7s
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

NAT.TIMONE. MD. Nov. ih.-Fotatoc,
No. !. fic"di.ih, nlls sections No 2
1pHho; sweets si.liul.., barrel Ouions
Native and nearby. sl'aIsCG. No , All
s.ctions Nc2n i.2I cw'. Apples: Packed.
No = NbnH 800: all varieties. No. 5000 n
S"n'h"fn h-siS. 5@hI Huiicr: Creamery
'anc!. "y.l creamy prints Slais: ,iairy
pilhtS- GT ~ Tive 'ppult-y SpriuE
chickens. Including i."ghnrns isms., n,S
mems including neHhorns ls1as: old
ROSTERS, 10. DuckS. white Peklnx. 23tI %
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Ordinance, u,d, IN N..,

The coun". Committee on Ordi
nances win meet Ia regular session
a, : o'clock tonight; So far as as
ccriain"d. thor" is nothing NJ special
interest," likely 10 develop at the
meeting.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
CoTToNsEED or

49, NVTTONSEED OFT.
NEW YORK. Nov. Is. After declining
'" ~ points through tho execution Ot
oN'rhleht selling orders and In sympathy
with lard; c"ttons9-d oil Armed mp with
,",t"n ana grain and closed to u points
net higher Sales ol.E1o barrels Prime
crude, % a $50 prime SIMMER yellow
sn"t go December. sH: March 9aS:
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Markets
CuICAGo LIVE STOCK.

80 -. -
'ci|' BE-; -'srr. closing fnny steady
slow TOP usturru steer. MO. weigh.
~" '9un.- , De-. t4,',9E,, nn KIRK W. ..t"
10 lnrr rt.d=- De-i COW. ."d hyi'rr,
r.rn"r. s'orN-r- md feeders steady. bull,
sivorF v"si calves Largely a. i1"Sti bG.k
f'w choice election, up"A;i 20 -" :"
outsiders bulk stoc""r. and feeders
noe. Receipts. - 90. carlr m,rk-,
,'r"ng 10 cruis hiEhnr. closing weak 20
.ew-' huik 10 - 81 pound aver"r-.
Nc5Usvl go 10 2'n found ou'ch'ts rno.t-
- E1iTsp. '-r - =" 81 POUND butch
"F' 3stSgs.ho. top 81" Bull packing
sp,- s. Jusor. Gr.lrsol- pigs. I.-Hsto.
".tiruaf-f hrlfnyrr. 1900
sheep Receipt Is % e., amh, steady.
Top .!tis TO e.ty butchers 40 70 pAcs-
'nostlb. fed olDar! .au,bs. I:61IIt5t.
.oorgs c",tylnS good sro~w'h ~ w,9i ST .:
'hr"" cay. SKY tuur pound Montana
lambs. hulk '!37' a $50. chnic~ .iyhiy
.neep strong 10 pouni .ssi rc,h-r-,
50" lIgn, 1T er-, up to ,;7s
CntrEt MARKET
New YORK SO" u IN" marH.t for
,,"sdy ,aday Nf,,r "prn!ns JAIN S"d
IN point hirh"r. prices .s.-d Slightly
ns.t .,s.h,rn un a.''n ,',.r w,'h D"c",n
of : 20 points Sales WEI. .S' !'Ua'.I -
y 5H bags. including exchanges - be
ei'. January. 40 march. 80. May 900,
Jul.. So. September : q
Spot cone" quiet: RIO -. IS., q TO-.
Santos d Is 20 Isl. owing 20 'he hoii-
day fhcrs were cDrnpsr, '.v~Iy few Cns'
Hnd freight offers Santos - and -
part bourbon. w~r" quoted IL 90 'n SO -
fo- N'N"tn Der D"ccuihcr shipment and =;
J.. 80 10 llIi for shipments extending over
IN" fire. half OF NEXT Rio =
were o,n"reh =, 1906 American credit.
tn" brazilian cables reported no cha nee
" ~" dollar buying rate. with RIO
chang" on London ;? pence higher. RIO
was - r-iN higher 10 10 r.is lower and
santos lD i"l- higher 20 10 rci- lower
h"h''lth rur' receipts. 5000. iundlahv
T"ceipis 2f"H. Santos cleared 80 FOR
New York and Sl.Si" f"r New orleans
SUGAR M>KkEr.
marN"t was steady and unchanged with
spot 'uhss GGuo-"d a. ~ cos, and freight.
"Gu"' :" SIS FOR ceptriSugsl The sales
amounted :" about - 30 bag OF Cuhas
IT," November shipment to local r"Gncr.
nor" was also sac n, -.nnJ bag. ~
nc" cr"n 'nhas 20 an operator for Fob
THarr shipments ! sis. cosi and freight
equal {" 500 for c"n,rifu.ai
h"w ~HE+r futures were quiet and
steady most OF Ind.y'< session ana clos"i
unchanged =" /? points ne, higher clos
Ins nHc"mh"T. So. March. $50; May.
Tn" market for refined was unchanged
AZ f'a TO 90 cents tor hnc grannIetcd
ana only guict tradc. second nj
list quotations
Refined futures nominal
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COTTON GOoDs

NEW YORK. Nav l5-Coiton good. wcr.
nrin' hut nuictcr for the day Many al
Nnhces were advanced on nnsh"d goods.
Yarns continue dvery Arm, with sale q
dnit" steady. ANn's wear lines were nrr
ana some early IAN season offerings we're
mad" IN nTrrcon ting lines for lgoI Dreqs
rnnds held steady silks wcre a., D.
lnn' were hIrhrr for h"avirs and IN.
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TRlNkLE PRAISES
CHlNCOTEAGUE FOR
IT'S FORWARD STEP

Continued From First page)
duc"d. He has had an adding
'aiih IN tn" project which today was
thrown open to tn" :,uhlic. and which
gives 'hin"";"Hcu" Island Industries
which arr. chiefly tho oyster and
clam husin"ss-th" first ou,l., hy
road aud rail- to poin's. North. East
ana W'St. Both the Vibrations We're
born at Ghiucoteague
Ihiacotcacu. Island has m, dis
'in'ti"n Of heinz the largest ISLAND
Of ACcOmac county /, - seven
miles long and ON" mile wide a; its
extremity. The road which wns
op"mrd today. - sc miles in length.
made "f crushed oyster shells. COW
cred with gravel. Connecting, The road
rom IN" island 10 the mainland are
six bridges on" "f which Is oynr
Queen Sound. The latter has draw
~ IT, 50 as Ia permit tho passage
"i vessels which ply the sound
i.""nti"n OF I>lund
characteristic Island /, situated ON
tn" Eastern shore of VirgInia. ,hont
seven miles from the mainland. sur-
rounded ny chiuCot-ac RAY. Chcs
ap""k" !nl"I ANA .>asatcagu. chan
mel lis first inhabitants were tn.
indians. VINO were driven away pv
the white man.
The English Colony hrs, granted
this island to captain William WIN
''h@i"h on october -. 1872; second
:" captain Daniel Jonif.r. MAY -.
-. 1864. hut their pl.ns ,,iI..J ,rU
% 1852 I.iru;,uant \icnnl
governor of NirriuIa h,.i,
grant from Tia. kiu, a., r,.f,
william nf oraun. ro, u.i,,i'- - ~
dam. az N.ron,., ~
Robins. az <.,-h.,,' '"'. q" 'h
kin,I,ll took -, ,i
ton OF tn. island on, 80. po'
nol5,s ,n, -" ''f"S
,n,l,di,. western part,
acres '"'"""' some ZOO
Uni.
80 NJ" good Later col
l,r, "''" ~" acres.
,nln,, ,n ''''S broke TIA"
y"
J., 49,, ''"'H' Population.
,,,,. u" h"h "ln inhahi-
onn 'H 81 ''""s'S "i n"r" than
t''E "SS'Nr people, four phy-
S','"hS, r!Eht churches modern
""'.".hE' ti""tri" light ana h."
p""'' p"S'""''r. splendid dwellings.
houses and numerous
''""''h '"hN"ni"n""S.
~ HTS' baS of mail was brought
I" Ia" island in 1854 william
""''h Vas given contract TO erect
p"H -"'"'"' j. y. NJ. Wheaton was
IN" hrSt poSimaSt"r Jpnes Na,t
news brought IN" mail sack from
~ ,"Wh' cmrii"d its contents on
'"r i""r aud six letters rolled ont.
"''"'"asu" - famed Tor tn. pro
nur''"n OF ponies. small and m"ttle-
T""'' h"t considered very valuable
~ Us SAID that Spanish vessel
'v""'" win ponies was wrecked near
'''S '""st ""d som" of the animals
"''' "S""rr. ih"N feed on The grass
81 the marshes II Is known that
ZINES were ON III" ISLAND as far
""'" as i"Si Tn" annual pony
'''"S hrid ia Iuiy * made fcS-
OCCASION ana attracts many Wis
''"'' I" me island.
III" N"t Nrred".
iH"l when tn" War Between
ne "'"t"s hr"k" out. the chiuco-
49,, 'SInhh was IN" only part %
',''.. ~" "'" not S'cfd" Every
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u. T.. q. II. I. s7a: *. go: M. SIS: ",
SIS: Wti $40: WV. sEp

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov i5.-Turp"ntine
ments. s; stock. II 62G. Ros!n dun: sales
none: receipts 1876: shipments 52i .
stock. 9S3H QUOTE: II. -. T.. r. O. IL.
!; ~ i. $50; 81. 5.c5; y. $50: VIC. 500:
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CALI. MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov. ia.-Cau money
steady: high. 3: low. ). ruling rate, :
closing bid. q: offered y, SL. last loan
.. call l,ns against acc"pi2ncrs ~. Time
loans hrm. mixed collateral 6O-Jl days ),
four-sir months. .: prime commercial
per. ~.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
y Universal Service. ]

NEW YORK. Nov. i5.-I.atest prices o.
exchange on thr principal foreign mar
k-is today were:
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,..,...1>.,:NN NJ STORIES.
nSn,Inc frm its. Sales Ss rrceirt.
al: shipments 10. stock. l7Sst Rnsin
n'iet: sales none. receipts ISIS: shIh
ments. 96'. Stock. l7l.e6o. Quote: b. b.
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81 Il X

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 Raw si!k steady.
Prices per pound: Rdnssi double extra
cracks. si.mSeo. kansai best No !.
khMs 80; kHnsai' No: l. NJ. Si,Sr 90.
Shinshu No. !, s5oMs;s: Canton extras \.
ii-lh. "hmS6o: Shanghai China steam ii!
gold double deer. S.ai "a 9lo
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COI,I,I:Ii

NEW YORK. Nov. l5-Copper steady:
el"ciroytic spot and futures. lafs6ii Tan
arm; spot and nearby, Ila. futures "a -
Iron siaady, prices unchanged. Lea Il
steady. spot, 7.?)m7.2i Zine arm East
81. Louis 500; and nearby delivery 7.3S n
40. Anthony spot, SIS
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RAR SILVER

LONDON, Nov. l5.-!Ifdr silver 32N,d per
ounce. Money per cent. Discount rates.
snort bills and three, months hill. %, q
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NEW YORK. Nov. I5-nirsctors
Of tho Manhattan shirt Company to-
lay Increased tina quarterly divi-
d"nd ON common stock from 40 to -
cents, and declared In addition an
extra dividend OF 20 per cent on
common stock.
NEW YORK. Nov IL The stan
dard oil company. OF New Jersey.
today declared regular Tuartcrly
dividends ~ ll25 on common stock,
aud sl.7' ON preferred. payable De-
r"rrhcr - Nu stock recorded as OF
November -.
Distribution "f tn" recent stock
dividend ~ 900 per cont was mad"
on q basis ~ four shares of new com
mon tor each t,i share "f par com
mon n"w outstanding,
NEW YORK. Nov. i5-piroctorS Of
ia" standard Gas and Electric Com
rany today declared the regular quar-
t"rly dividend 81 per cont on the
preferred shares 81 the company. paw
able December -. 1" stuckholdcrs or
record, November 80
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CURB QUOTATIONS
lNut S1ItI.ti.S.

;N YORK Sow - rr,ns,tlnns on
Ne" York Curt Market to-day N"rD
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NEW ORLEANS. Nnv. i..-Spoi cotton
s,c"hy; = points lover: Gales on IN" spot.
l"h bales; 10 arrive. l.2it Low Ing
200: middiing. .SI. good middIinr. ,. %
receipts. 1880 stock. G"., SS.
NEW YORK. Nov. h.-s,o, co,,.,
steady: middling, 1880
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sIGiK MARKET
NORFOLK COTTON MARKET.

prepared nv Norfolk and Portsmouth
Cotton ENChanse)
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continued From First Page
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-20
LITCHFIELD
Litchfeld GRANGE

The regular meeting of Iitchfield
Grange was held on Tuesday even
ing, oct. II, with As members pres
ent and four visitors. state Deputy
F.. a, Walker was present and in
Spected the affairs of tho grange.
State Lecturer Merle j. Hartman
was also present and each gave a
very interesting and instructive adj
dress. The grange voted to hold a
fair at the Grange hall in tho near
future and Albert \. Cobb. Elmer
Skillins and Erwin Cram were ap-
pointed a committee to make ar
rangerncnts for the same. Two names
were ballotCd on and elected \
special meeting will be held on Tues
day evening. Oct. 9th, to confer the
1st and ID degrees on these cand-
dates. 1t was voted to invite Wales
Grange to meet with this grange at
the next regular meeting. Nov 18th,
and furnish the evenings program.
Brief remarks We're made by Mrs. F..
~ Walker and Mrs. Merle j. Harli-
man of Maine State Grange 4 solo
by Miss Eta White entitled. quicker
Up and Whistle Till the Clouds Roll
BY and encore, ANGELS" wcrc sung.
NJ the Saturday evening dance, Oct.
list, supper will be served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-20
Great Opera Stars Rebuffed as
Street Sinners

One time in Paris Emma Calve ant
Elena SAM thought they would tr,
their luck as street singers, write.
Thomas Dreler in The Nagabond
II would be wonderful experience
they thought. for two opera singers
10 go out unannounced and astonisl'
the music loving natives.
After repeated rebuffs they were
permitted to enter court where they
began to sing.
Although they gave the best the,
had and sang songs that their friends
admired, a furious voice INQUIRED:
How long is this bowling going 10
continue?"
AS result of the complaints they
were driven from the courtyard.
That night at the Spanish embassy,
they sang the same songs and were
overwhelmed with compliments.
Later in the evening they told Of
their experiences and one of the men
present who had been loudest in his
praise became the butt of some of his
associates because he had confessed
still earlier in the evening that he had
chased two singers out of a certain
courtyard that afternoon.
The two singers, Of course. were
Calve and SAM.
This story illustrates what most of
us ought to know by this time, and
that is the Importance Of advertising
even to products that are meritorious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-20

few days this week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Aver in Ran
dolph.
The annual harvest supper and sale
o. vegetables will be held at the
Methodist vestry Tuesday evening,
Oct. "a.
Stephen ]. Weber has returned
to Lynn, Mass, after passing the
summer at his summer home in
| town.
Henry +. Marson of Boston was a
business visitor Wednesday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth have re-
turned from their recent trip to
/ Plymouth and vicinity.
Mrs. Charles f. Cobb of Denmark,
Maine. of the well known Cobb sum
mer camps for girls and boys, with
her sister. Miss Sarah Hacker, visit
eo at the home OF j. T. Collins on
Monday, being on her way by auto
to visit their cousin, Edward Pope,
! of Nassalboro. Mrs. Emma Norton
! also accompanied them
Mrs. Annie Emery, who has been
seriously i'll with blood poisoning,
has gone to the Augusta general
hospital for further treatment, and
Mrs. Daley has taken Theodore Av-
Grill to her home to care for him dur
ing Mrs. Emerys absence.
| Miss Mary Wingate has had new
| furnace installed this week in her
| home.