Evening Express from Portland, Maine • 11

11 WORLD INANCE) AND TRADE and Lucy 97 the State blUxInR heat aboard trains de I HIST CHURCH THE AZARENE rter1 hv thlr orwe wln nir '86 Congress St Rev 11 Washburn I the nT istor Services 1030 a and 7 Brotherhood members quit inday School 12? Work 98 08 re SOUTH PARIS (Summary to 11 M) 38 38 38 103 103 78 95 CO 82 16 1949 36' 36 36 8' 7 119 47' 47 30(1 Voigreiw Street Church Schoo' I and Carroll Sts Rev Morris Turk DD iA IMA 145 7 101 101 1 1 1 A Healthful Summer Holy I Drink quo ii fu 10 10( 18 wees 46 Improving and curtailed bv car searcil' NEW YORK Holland but 1111)1 I HR III Ilf pi va VU HIM Urt 1 II '111 r'" IHV The Canadian dollar went up slightly pun 1948 more than the yen and brought an 1IM7 I average of fsf2 cents Other CO'Ull ernxIsixl a 1041 I 1 44 I 103 103 8 103 102 110 61 21 Mass cottage Evans Is also PLAN AUTO CARAVANS TO RESCUE HUNDREDS MAROONED IN DESERT 7s 1945 8s 1941 5s 1925 5S 1929 5s 1931 5s 1953 2 102 16J loo too 100 lot 108 Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty Victory 1940 1936 7s 1936 5s 1952 6s 1936 4s 1952 1954 1945 6s 1972 1920 1025 63 47 122 90 53 100 31 124 110 104 99 100 114 2 I 95 105 103 The flour trade bakers' stocks nri and they arc unci 122 91 53 101 31 73 73 107 in 1M4 101 10714 CIII'R 'II Morning 110 110 97 110 108 119 tiiinl Batik Jxhiii 1937 Jzmn 44r 1IWH I xn 5 103H Ixwn r8 1941 Hb HHO 38 55 177 22 13 35 6s 1929 cv 4s 1933 gold 4s 1948 Nor Ry 7s 1940 Nor Ry 6s 1946 1074 107 4 110 107 60 41 80 105 108 Kin 1 (: loo nu 10: 103 UlOj 1074 1115 10714 1I5 110 110 61 47 103 103 97 31 81 7 31 48 44 Close 184 6a 1948 ser 1930 1925 1931 6s 1949 1949 36 55 175 22 12 34 31 48 44 101 65 109 61 6 49 iM 110 104 99 100 7 101 gains High 49 39 85 (19 3 43 16 13 88 40 14 57 43 26 100 io I 111 ion 110 100 100 119 60 41 80 39 122 90 54 101 32 124 57 78 15 56 141 38 59 76 31 49 45 29 10 114 92 15 47 look 101 98 104 125 46 32 24 79 144 147' 65 66 36 53 75 46 38 10 121 13 90 40 14 57 13 23 97 110 104 119 (9 141 147 124 46 32 INDIAN GIRL WHO ESCAPED ROM STATE PRISON IS CAPTURED $63367200 952377800 950379200 960107000 956394900 962371500 946450000 Sunday 97' 31 81 101 76 73 108 58 76 46 39 39 85 69 3 43 26 175 22 13 35 NY BOND MARKET Quotations Daily by the Porter raws 1 1 Co Correspondent of Sponsor Trask 4 CoH Over Private Wire NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Generally Inactive Stocks 97 11 2 101 rj 4 t'ornia New Jersey Delaware Maryland stock was in limited niand ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN NEW YORKDECREASE400SINCE1919 Lake shipments of wheat and corn the last three weeks from Chicago to tai 17935000 bushels of which is 10 1 Were Wheat and 251 000 cru Many Trains Deserted by Crews in California By Ijinslng Warren United Press Start Correspondent LOS ANGELES Aug Auto mobile caravans were being planned today to rescue from the desert hun dreds of passengers stalled there in 29 76 31 34 88 30 92 26 Street accidents has not kept pace with the Increase in the number of vehicles uslngthejtrestaJf the sama ratio between accidents and vehicles obtained today as in previous years the fatalities would he many times greater so that in reality a big saving In life has been effected through regu lation of traffic and the closing of streets for play during certain hours of the Almost 12 persons per bering died In falls says the re port: 103 from scaffolds and buildings and 13g from fire escapes and win dows "Certainly this was a needless loss of life" says the health department "Almost one third of these deaths oc curred among children under five years of nge In other words among little children who were allowed to go out on fire escapes or to lean out of windows "Surely this Indicates gross negli gence and calls for active propaganda to educate parents not to permit little tots to engage in such hazardous forms of 91 53 101 32 124 Copper Range East Butte Eastern Elder I Coal Mayflo Old Col New Cornelia Pond Creel: Quincv Superior Boston Swift A Co nitm and Jfew York Stock Quotations fnrnihed by RICTTARDSON HILT COMPANY Betton New York Chlcero Stock Tv chAnece Prew RulMlnr Telephone MM and 5954 Ireland Mgr 1st 6s 1941 7fl 1931 LIBERTY BONDS iimH 101 101 1 rjh 10R 107 1 ion 65 muue on me concrete highway while trips to Rumford and points on the State highway some distance from here Is included in the total Mrs Hiram Porter and daughter Margueilte arc spending two weeks on an outing at Peaks Island George McGinley of Pino street South Paris who Is employed by the Grund Trunk as carpenter and bridge builder has been at his home here for a short time The crew is located tor a time at Berlin The Conant Brothers who have an apple factory on Western avenue are at present putting up string beans and will can other products later Ernest Herrick who has been em ployed at the Burnham Morrill corn factory since April has given up his job there to accept one at the factory of the Mason Manufacturing Co Rev and Mrs McAllister and children of Pelhntn II are here for visit to Mrs McAllister's parentsand brother Mr and Mrs Oscar Bar rows and Irving Barrows Vernal Edwaids is working for Mrs Louise Briggs lining In and grading up the lot on Pine street where Mra Jiriggs' new house is being erected Services hirve been resumed lit the South Paris Baptist Church and a slercoptlcon lecture will be held there ext Sunday evening Services will also be resumed next Sunday at Deer ing Memoilal Methodist Church The hardwood floor in Association Hall which has recently been complet ed has linen taken up and relaid The 20 34 101 32 52 61 10 114 92 15 48' 83 17 86 69 Babies and Aged Men Swell Total to 3483 for Past Only 987 of These Are Almost A Third Are Under ive Years OREIGN BONDS Opn 230 100 101 9S 104 17 84 69 179 13 89 tries whoso currencies sold at an In ii'easo wore Sweden Holland and Switzerland Countries whose currencies through out the month sold at an average at least 5o 14 57 13 26 43 36 66 175 22 12 34 23 97 Low 118 118 60 41 80 Nor Nor Cen Cen Cen coll 7s 1930 Cen cv 6s 1935 Cen Jb 4s 1934 Nor A West cv 6s 1929 Pac 6s 2047 7 Jt6sl936 6s 1948 4s 1956 7s 1930 6s 1936 5s 1968 10 H4 92 l' 43 83 17 84 68 53 75 46 38 10 121 OREIGN MONEYS ELL DURING Public Aug Can Can Ches cv 5s 1946 cv 1930 5s 1971 8 cv 6g 2014 49 86 70 CANAL TRAIC ALLS Tha coal strike has materially held down traffic passing through the Cape Cod Canal or the first six months of the current year 2965 vessels of 1872131 gross tons passed through the waterway comparing with 3201 vessels of 1913325 tons for the same period a year ago During the initial rlx months of last year 445670 tons coal were transported through the cjnal This year the coni traffic was less than a third as much During July 806 vessels passed through the canal 299 of which were fishermen carrying 25361280 pounds of fish The waterway furnishes the shortest route between the fishing grounds In Cape Cod Rav nnd the Long Island factories where the fish are converted Into oil and by products REPORT PORTLAND CLEARINGS Clearings this week will show a good string dally average at the close of business The total for today washigher thtfn and over 4200000 more than' the total reported for the corresponding day In 1921 i ne hooks Yesterday's One week ago Two weeks ago Three weeks ago One month ago Two months ago Three months ago Oua yenr ago Ralunsjcs IL Penn Penn Penn Pere Mar 5s 1956 8 8 adj 6s 1955 8 Inc 6s 1960 no no 104 100 IOS 99 99 103 103 110 1104 99 100 If 110 lff 1 1011V 21 49 38 87 70 3 43 26 53 61 in Hrindny Hchml RMlr Er63 ar 1 Lehigh Valley 2 101 86 121 50 38 76 31 V34 89 30 92 25 46 124 46 32 Hervlces Sunday School 3 Epworth COMMUNITY 8 Kandall in 109 100 104U 00 1M 104 90 00 103 103 109 4 03 110 00 110 103 110'4 102'4 10!) 76 32 49 45 den 967 per cent: per cent: Canada 989 per cent gent Ina 848 pre cent Chile 664 ent China 1164 per cent Japan 968 per cent Am Loco 118 Am Smelt Ref 60 Am Steel dys 41 Am Sugar 80 Am Sum Tob Tel 122 Am Woolen Anaconda Alchlson At I Baldwin Bruce pa lor at the St Lawrence service st the Coiigresa Rev ('harles ll Hraper both services Sunday Switzerland 989 Ar per nnd 29 76 31 34 92 31 92 26 TREETHEN AND EVERGREEN NEWS In Touch With God will be ths subject of the Sunday morning ser mon which will be preached by Rev TT Vnrney at the Island church Miss Esther Garland of Boston will be the soloist The annual fair of the Trefcthen Improvement Association which is being held at the Dayburn" Casino this afternoon will be followed by a dance this evening and entertainment features The Colonial Orchestra will play foy the dancing Miss Annie Burgess of the al mouth orcslde was a guest this week of Miss Hazel Dyer who has been entertaining Miss Ruby Dyer of Skowhegan All three young women were classmates at Colby where they finished their course this last June Mr and Mrs Belcher and children of Pasaalc motored from their home for a visit with Mrs parents Prof and Mrs Ed ward Knight of Hartford Conn who are nt their summer home on I the Trefethen ahore Mr and Mrs Moulton of Milton Mass are at present guests of the family Mrs Violet Thompson and daugh ter Violet are spending the week with Mr and Mrs red Holte at their summer home at Evergreen Charles Evans of Everett is visiting at the Chatmos with his sister Miss Margaret Master John Moulton Evans with the family Miss Emily White of the Not llnghan cottage entertained on ri day rank Mills of Portland Mrs lavel Chaplin of Codinan street spent Thursday with Mrs Dyer zif Island avenue Miss Helen oden left the first of the week with a party of friends for a trip to Provincetown Mass John Sutherland and George Beeson of Ottawa are spending two weeks at the Burke cottage on Beach road Mr and Mrs Beatty of Win throp Miss who are spending the Summer at Evergreen will return home for the opening of school Mrs Jennie Grandfield who Is at the Bros cottage with her family has been In Boston for a few days Rev Carlton Burgess and Mrs Burgess of Rockland Mass arrived by motor for their annual stay at the Rndall bungalow on Beach street They were accompanied by 4rof and Mrs Walter Wilson (Hope wnose marriage was a cent event zs 48 83 17 8 69 BOSTON MARKET BOSTON Amr changes In tations on the local maiket in the short session today wire confined to frac tions Island Creek and Eastern Steam ship closed weaker and Swift and Ah meek snowed siignt A and pastor 746 Arg Gov 7g 1927 Brazil 8s 1941 Bolivia 1947 Belgian Belgian Canada Canada Canada Canada Chile 8s 1946 Chile 8s 1926 Danish 8s 1945 Danish 8a 1942 Gt Britain 5s 1922 Gt Britain 5s 1929 Gt Britain 5s 1937' rench 7s 1941 rench 8s 1945 Mexican 4s Mexican 5s Netherlands Norway 9s 1940 Sweden 6s 1939 Swiss 8s 1940 RAILROAD BONDS A 8 Gen 4s 1995 NEW YORK Aug 12 Babies who were too young to realize danger and old men who couldn't move quickly enough to avoid It swelled the total of accidental deaths to 3483 York City last yen' health derail ment reports reveal This represents a decrease of 400 ffom the accidental deaths of 1919 Only 987 of the victims were females while 2496 were males Even among Infants the death rate for males was by far the higher probably according to the health office because boy babies often come to grief through Inquisitiveness and a natural tendency to seek adventure "The most Important catio of acci dental death from it numerical stand point la the automobile" the report continues "Ijst year 849 persons were killed in this city as the result automobile accidents This Is equiva lent to a ratio of almost 15 pl 100000 of population and represents a net in crease of one per 100 since 1919 must not lose sight however of the fact that the number of fatal IIpv Servh'is 1030 in School 1 2 of electricity nnd fer the present build and equip a transmission lino Howland and Enfield St Pcv 4HS1932 7s 1980 6Hs 1936 ret 4s 1934 cv 5s 1935 coil tr 7s 1930 7s 6s Gt Gt Ill 111 PORTLAND EVENING ADVERTISER SATURDAY AUGUST 12 1922 46 32 44 79 144 H7 65 (i( '7 COTTON MARKET NEW YORK Aug Cotton tures closed barely steady Oct 2080 Dec 2075 Jan 2062 March 2068 May 2057 Spot quiet: middling 2105 74 INDUSTRIAL BONDS Am Ag Ch 7s 1941 Am Smelt 1st 5s 1947 Am Sugar 6s 1937 Armour 4s 1939 A coll 4s 1929 A cv 4s 1933 A coll 5s 1946 A cv 6s 1925 Bell Pa 7s 1945 Beth St con Bkyn Ed 6s Cons Gas 7s DuPont 7s Duquesene Tel 6s Tel 6s 1941 Tel 4s 1939 Ed 1st 6 Us 1941 Gas 5s Gas 4s 1949 A Pet 7s 1930 Phil Co 6s sr A 1944 Sin Oil 7fts 1929 Sin Oil 7s 1937 Un Drug 8s 1941 8 Rubber 1st 5s 1917 Rubber 7 Us 1939 Steel 5s 1963 Utah Power 6s 1944 6U 193 Wilson Lucy Dominick Dressed in Suit When ound THOMASTON Aug Luey Dominick the 17 years old Indian Kiri wno escanea from prison Wednesday by filing through bar of' her cell and letting herself down 26 feet by means of arope made of strips of a bed blanket she tore up la hack In th prison having been captured last night by Warden Lester I Eaton between Warren and this place She was dressed 1n a man's suit of clothes which she made from a khaki bed blanket while in Prison PASSION PL AY PILATE HAS LOST HIS VOICE (Special Cable to Express) i Copyright 1922 bv Public Ledger Co1 BERLIN Aug Punishment has beenS visited on the famous Oberam mergua actor Hans Mayer who in the role of Pilate has been betraying hisl Master dafjy all Summer After a recent performance of the vocnl cords set In and he was forced to turn over his role to an un derstudy Dr Rank Physicians sa? he will not recover his voice for at least a year 13! 40 14 56 13 26 BONDS AND SHORT TERM NOTES Quoted br THE NATIONAL CITY COMl'ANY 30(1 Couere 8(reet Mln AoKEDi KH 1 10 103 101 108 118 103 $44263700 £11467370 BANK ITALY TAKES 5 MARE INSTITUTIONS Copyright 1922 Public Ledger Co U1V AVCTKiVl Ar 19 more banks have been added to the Bank of organization This brings the Bank of total re sources to more than $215000000 The nev acquisitions are: The Old Bank of Hanford with resources of $2500000 the Broadway Bank of Oakland with resources of tLivoouu tho irst National Bank of Wood land resources $1500000 the Home Savings Rank of Woodland with its branch at Knights Landing resources $2500000 and the Union National of San Luis Obispo resources $2000 000 It is understood that there will be no change in the present management of these institutions These acquisi tions are the first which the Rank of Italy has made since it entered Bank ersfleld several months ago The Bank of Italy organization now embraces titty seven brancnes several affiliated institutions THE STOCK MARKET NEW YORK Aug A strong un I dertone continued in relatively light half holiday session of the stock market Absence of effective buying WTcr for investment railroad shares encouraged some speculative pressure in the first hour Atchlsdn Northern Pacific Chicago Northwestern Union Pacific Great Northern pfd and Chesapeake Ohio sagging one to nearly two points oils also receded their temporary show of strength Mexican Petroleum falling back fnore than 2 points A general advance took place towards the close however when a good demand arose for steels motors and some of the specialties Bethlehem Steel A and and Gulf Steel were up 1 to 1 points with cnln of one to more than two points being recorded In Studebaker Hupp Motor and Willys Overland nfd Other strong spots were Virginia Chemical pfd National Cloak and Sult and amous Players The closing was firm Sales approximated micz Am Ag Chcm Am Bosch AmHide Lpl Atlan ruit Barnsdall A Barnsdall RTct'fs Burnsllros Cero do Pasco Chicago NW Coca Cola ri VzUJUlU uijp Cosden 43 Cuba Ain Sug 26 isk Rubber 12 reeport Tex Goodrich Gulf Steel Hupp Motor Huston Oil Int Marine pfd Lack Steel Lehigh Max Mot A Max Mot Mo Pac pfd West Pan Am Ray Con Ry Steel Spr Remington Replogee Steel Roy Dut NY So Rwy pfd Union Oil I'SCIP US ood Prod US Steel pfd Va Car Chem Va Car Ch pfd White Motors Carleton Wood who has been sub master in Purls High School has aa (epted a position with the schools of Camden nnd will soon move his fam ily from the Albert arnham house on Beet South Paris to Camden Mrs Sarah Purlin entertained hei eus in the Congregational Sunday Scpool by taking them on a trip to Bear Pond North Turner where pic nic was held which was much enjoyed The girls in the party were Lenisc Cummings Mao Peiuold Geraldine Stuart Prscllla Chase Miriam Chap man Bernice Parson Ethelyn Stan ey The conveyances were automo biles of Mrs Harold letcher and Mrs Elmer Cummings ELECTRIC OUTPUT OR JUNE BREAKS RECORD WASHINGTON Aug The high est rate of daily production of electri city on record was reached in Junewith production of 127700000 kilowatt hours by public utilities power plants of the Country (he Geological Survey announce The largest daily production prior to June was in December 191' with an average dally output of 124 200000 kilowatt hours Of the June output which totaled 3831508000 kilowatt hours water power produced 1584827000 kilowatt hours with a daily average of 414 per cent of the total output The 2246081000 kilowatt hours produced by fuels utilized 2489581 short tons of coal 911272 barrels of fuel oil and 2 150 000 cubic feet of natural gas Daily consumption of coal Jy power plants In June averaged 83000 tons PRODUCE SHIPMENTS IN CAR LOTS ALL WASHINGTON Aug The car lot movement of 14 lending lines of frulta and vegetables for the week end ed Aug 5 was 12862 cars compared with 11518 th" previous week This was 2284 cars lighter than shipments for the same week of 1921 Apples pears jieachcs grapes lettuce nnd cab bage moved In heavier volume Oth er lines decreased potatoes and wa termelons showing heaviest reduction Markets were steady to firm for wa termelons apples and onions Potatoes and lettuce showed slight gains The ear lot movement of potatoes as 2680 cars a decrease of 1218 rom tee wook Iiofere but nearly equal to jsi'ipincnts for the same period a year niro New Jersey shipped 1122 cars Slneli nearby stock is reaching the large cities Shipments of peaches increased slightly The heaviest movement is now from the Middle West and Call and de 99 103 102 no I (Summary to 11 cjne CToso CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT NEW YORK Aug 12 The actual condition of the clearing house banks and trust companu tor the shows that they hold $50001020 in ex cess of legal requirements This is a accrease of $81999(1 from last week You'll find ConcordAde supremely satisfying Wholesome and refresh I ing It quickly quenches thirst and relieves fatigue a healthful summer drtnk with all the rich pleasing flavor of fresh Concord grapes Served plain or carbonated at most soda fountains Distributed by BREWER CO Portland fl GEO HOMSTED CO Portland SAVAGE CO Bangor Manufactured by WIRTH CONCORDADE CO Providence I TWAftt Vn frill rias nn fliA fiaeefn noirVii have been discontinued or become stalled nt various points Only one overland train left Lob Angeles on this road yesterday Local Brotherhood leaders today stood pat and refused to recall to work the mejj who walked out yes terday In protest against the roads using armed guards In connection With the shopmen's strike in rliargo uf School 12 AUTHORIZE SALE BONDS PENOBSCOT POWER AUGUSTA Aug 12 (Special) The Public Utilities Commission today rendered a decision authorizing the Penobscot Power Company to issue its common capital stock of the par value of $300000 and its bonds of the par value of $600000 The Issues of capital stock and bonds arc asked by the Penobscot Power Company to procure funds to jnirchase certain water power privi leges at Rockahema Rips tn the town of JJedway or the west branch of the Penobscot River to erect a dam and plant nt that point for'the generation to to 1030 a JULY Copyright 192 2 Public Ledger Co WASHINGTON Aug 1 paleign currencies fell off sharply In relation to the dollar during July say computations i Hie ederal Reserve Board The average value of the rench franc was 824 cents a decline of 273 per cent of par The British pound dropped 11 I er cent 6 $445 wliile the Chinese tael went down 182 per rent to an average value of 7782 cents The average value of the Italian lira 11 1 1 I A 1 Pl fWSI 4 cent The Argentina peso dropped slightly the Spanish peseta 64 per cent and tile Belgian franc went through the month with an average value of 781 cents a decline of 215 per cent of par The average value of the German mark was 02 cents a decline of 48 o'er cent 1 10'4 1 Chile led five other currencies in what to them was a rising market 1051 The paper peso of Chilattained an 4 14 ilt (H IKtl Vdlbr VI '( 1RV naa nt 1 3 nor tvnf nf nwr yen sol4iat an averT cents or 04 per cept of par Gvt Wm I A I iir Z) AH i I 1 11 4 t9 SiM 11 111? Ill'll 5MW i WASHINGTON AVENUE Cl 1 1 HUH Rev Gerry Plummer pastor WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH west of Union Static Rev Roy Pucka I'd pastor Chnivh closed until 'l tenilier WEST ALMOUTH REE RAPTIST CHURCH Rev II If Cerev pastor Services 10 3o a and 7 3d in iav School 12 WH LISTON CHURCH cor Thomas Close Close Aug 12 Aug 11 36 Ches Ohio St Paul SLP pf Pacific Chino Copper Con Textile 10 Com Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sug Davison Chem Endicott Erie am Players Gen Asphalt Gen Electric Gen Motors Gt Nor pfd Inspiration Int Marine Int Paper Invln Oil Kan City Kelly Sp'gfleld Kenn Copper Mack Truck Mex Petrol Mex Seab'd Middle St Oil Midvale Mo Pacific NY Central 97 New Ha ven 31 North Pac 82 Orpheum Tac Oil 53 Pan Am Pet 75 Pennsylvania 46 Pere Marq 39 Pierce A rrow 10 Pullman 121 Punta Al Sug Pure Oil 29 Reading 76 St LSanr 31 St So West 34 Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil 31 South Pac 92 South Ry 26 Carb Studebaker 125' Texas Co 46 Tex Tac Tex Pac 0 Tob Union Pac United ruit UnRetStores IndAlco Rubber 100 94 I American zar 1M7 Amrrlcan Tri 'lei 192 101 58 Ainerban TH Tel 1924 no Amronns nrper i vj Oil 7Ub I Baltimore Ohio da 11)29 I Bell Tel of Vs IMS 101 0 I Beth steel Ta 1923 Chl sro 7a 11)30 101 00 ('hiesz iloii 8tat eo 11)03 tipper rx aw Delaware th Hiulaon 7 1030 a J'edersl rrm farm arm arm rinnorfi 1 Gnnil Trunk Uy of Canada IMO lininbln (Hl A Ref 193 XVw York Central 7 1IKJ0 New Yhik Ediaon OS 104 1 New York Tl 0 1041 Penn It 7 H30 7 rr(N'l A 1923 (Shav Cl Hs 1027 Son her ti ChI Edison th 1941 Soiidu'i'n Hallany HU 195(1 1ftO I I XlltS 4 IB ll'i ThUttHlt Oil (UiM 1031 rlAiiinA Ai it fi It ft SihIfn Hiibhpp 7 a 1923 1 Il Cl I ea nnhke Tlx A 4 illtru ninx: a Weatern luurlc 7t 102M Waatern Vn GM 193fl Weatlnghouae 7a 1931 OREIGN 1922 British 1920 Brit lab 1037 Kingdom of Belgium 6a 1025 Kingdom of Belgium 1945 Kingdom of 1041 Canadian 5 1926 Canadian 5a 1031 Republic of Chile Ha 1941 Canadian 1029 14 sftjzi I 1441 4" average valu of 12 in cent an tn 1 Kinadom of Denmark a 1942 The 1 hinrdom of Denmark na 1M5 kesrirn I'onunm K4 iimi cjnts or 04 per cept of par Glvt 4 tna in the preceding 30 days Klns1in tonm kho A OREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YOHK Aug 12 oreign ex change steady Great Britain demand 44( cables 4 46' 4 60 day bills on banks 444'4 rance demand 819'4 cables 820 Belgium demand 775U rallies 776 Italy demand 462 4 cables IG'I Germany demand cables13 Holland demand 3680 cables 3885 Norway demand 1722 Sweden demand 2620 Denmark demand 2150 Switzerland demand 1904 Spain demand 1554 Greece demand 305 Poland demand 01 Uzrcho Slovakfa demand 254 Argentine demand 3605 Brazil 1350 Montreal 99 13 16 ST PAULS CIH'ltCll ('ongrezs nnd ioeust Sts Rev It enton A pastor Morning service und Mermon I'hurr Schoo! 12 Evensong and sermon 73l Holy Communion first nnd third Sun la) In each month et 1030 ST I ('HUR)'H cor nsninsiot) tve unit Alton Km Schuyler pastor ('ornnmnlon tlrstnnd third Sundays Second and fourth 8 Mo Prayer 16 Church School 12 Evening service 7 30 ST STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH laingfellow Sq Rev George IieMutl pastor Mortiing service 1030 Church hool 12 Evening service 7 30 Holy Communion first Sunday 1030: third Sunday 8 a STEVENS AVEN CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH Rev Harold Booth pastor Services 10 30 a and 745 tn Sunday School 11 45 STROUDWATER BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Evan Shearman pastor Service 10 30 a Sunday School 12 Christian Endeavor 730 SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH 47 Wil mot St Service at 1030 a tn TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH cor Coyle and orest Ave Rev Ernest A Pressey pastor Holy Communion 8 a except first Sunday when et 103 Mernlrg Prayer 1039 Oinri School 12 Evening service 730 CHURCH NOTICES ZION CHURCH cor Sheridan Monument Sts Rev A Lusan services at 10 tn and 0 Sunday School 13 Christian Endeavor at 715 ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH llirk Ave Rev George 15 Tyler pastor Servlcen 1030 a in 730 Sunday School ALL SOULS UNIVERS ALIST CHURCH Stcvena Ave Rev Alfred Cole pastor Church closed until September APOSTOLIC AITH ASSEMBLY 242 Cumberland Ave Service In West brook at 10 Portland 3 and 7 SO Bible School 130 UE NT ALS A RJ4 BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Addison Ebrlmer DD pastor Service 1030 Sunday School 12 Junior Christian Endenvor 3 I' 636 Evening service 7 30 CATHEDRAL CHURCH ST LUKE State St between Congresa and Spring Sts Very Rev Edmund Randolph Laine Jr dean Holy Communion 730 a tn Morning Prayer at 1030 a with sermon by tho dean subject The Art of Murder Choral Eucharist 1145 a Evensong and Organ Recital 730 All seats free CHESTNUT STREET CHI'RCH Rev Alvin Goddard 1) iiaslor Services 1030 a and 730 Sunday School 12 Epworth League 630 CHlfRCH THE MESSIAH (Univer enlist) cor Congress and India Sts Rev Judson Marvin pastor Church closed until September CHURCH THE NEW JERUSALEM Highland Square Rev Harold Gustaf son pastor Closed during August CLARK MEMORIAL CHURCH cor orest and Vleaaatn Aves Rev Cymhrld Hughes pnator Services 1030 a and 730 tn Church School at 1210 CONGRESS SQUARE CHURCH Rev James Albion pastor Services suspended until Sept 10 CONGRESS STREET CHURCH Rev Charles II Draper pastor Service 1030 a mt the St Lawrence Church Evening service nt the Congress Street Church Rev Charles Draper In charge Sunday School nt 12 ALMOUTH CORNER CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH Rev Ralph Oxton pastor Service 11 subject The Secret of Happiness Sunday School 1J ALMOUTH ORESIDE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Woodbury Merrill pastor Services 1030 and 730 Sunday School 1145 IRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Harrison Thompson pastor Services lOSo and 730 Sunday School 12 IRST CHURCH CHRIST SCIEN TIST Neal St (Spring street car) Service with lessotf sermon 1045 subject 0UIIU 4 NEW YORK Aug 12 oreign silver 68 Mexican UsdJMB Mfe 1086 CongreM St nastor kimriuv 1 IRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Elm nev Aiiarww nersHKei nastor 4 fl OA 4 I ll 4 a luav in reHRntiri Dunuay scnooi I Service 730 In Norweg an IRST PARISH CHURCH (Unitarian) I Congress Street below Monument Square Rev Joel 11 Metcalf I) 'Ji pastor Closed through August REE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Union services with the irst ree Baptist Church at thnt church RIENDS CHURCH Oak St Rev Tom A Sykes pastor Services at 1030 a 0) and 730 in Bible Schnnl 12 Young People's ellowship Group 630 RIENDS CHURCH orest Ave Rev Tom A Sykes pastor Community Bible School 215 Service 2 I A Bible Study on Plan of the Ages every Sunday at Pythian Temple 2 in LONG ISLAND CHURCH Rev a ntniwmn juisior in a in anil 7311 1145 Junior League League 630 NORTH DEERING CHURCH Rev Winfield pastor Services 1030 and Sunday Scliool 12 PARK STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev Dqnlel Nicholson pastor Services 1030 and 730 Sunday School It Christian Endeavor 630 PINE STREET CHURCH Rev Thonins Owens pastor Services 10 30" in and 8 ni Sunday School 12 riiKisir LiiACKi i nlt'inari) Kovi Arthur PetUinglll pastor Church' Di Chester Merrill has sold hig closed until September double tenement house on Oxforu PRIDES CORNER UNION CHURCH 1 Mi'eet to William Kenney Service at 230 Sunday School 1301 Motorcycle patrolman Eugene Stev from "uly 4 SCIENTIST 649 orest' Ave 1 nmdSJ belnB service ui iv4a a sunnily benoo! at same hour SCANDINAVIAN BETH 11 CHURCH 58 Wilmot St Rev Anders Herje pastor Sunday School 930 a Morning service 1030 Evening service at 730 SECOND PARISH CHURCH Payson Memorial cor Congress and Pearl sis Services discontinued through July and August SOUTH PORTLAND BETHANY CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev Edward A Harris preacher Service 10au Sunday School 12 SOUTH PORTLAND CYRUS COLE MEMORIAL CHURCH Rev Alfred 8 Cole pastor Uhuri'h closed SOUTH PORTLAND CHURCH THE NAZAKENE Sawyer St Service 1030 Sunday School 12 Service 730 SOUTH PORTLAND ELM STREET CHURCH Rev John Dunstan pastor Services 1030 a ni and 730 Sunday bool 12 Senior League 645 Xi) riuixT vi Remli'k pastor 1 in Sunday SOUTH POltTLAND REE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev Henry (1 Clark pastor i lifi (tu 11 in Sunday bool 1150 Chi istlan Endeavor 630 Sol Tit PORTLAND NORTH CON GREGATIONAL William Berrlman pastor Services 1030 a and 730 Sunday School 12 SOUTH POltTLAND PEOPLE'S CHI'RCH Rev redrlc Olsen iiaator Services 1030 a and 730 ni Sunday School 12 Epworth League 63u SOUTH PORTLAND ST ALBANS EPISCOPAL CHURCH cor Cottage Rd and Woodbury SI Rev Cracknell pastor Holy ('otninunlon at 8 a in'lnrnfni Vrnvpr 11 with IV KAV 1 I Evensong 7 30 with sermon by part or Service 1630 a the pastor WOOD CONGREGATIONAL SOI TH PORTLAND THORNTON I 1 'HI'RCH Rev Daniel I Gross pastor 'fpn'ls omotlves sent there by heights Rev II Remlck pastor I I' lo3d a and 730 'ho Lacko wanna New ork Central ruiiHinv i'l nvoL gvt jjn (I II PORT A I) TRINITY Rev Souther pastof Service 1030 Sunday School 12 Service' 7 3(1 CLEARINGS NEW YORK Aug 12 Exchanges 1707100000 balameH $6 111(10 (H)i' Exchanges $3 668700 non lalalicvs $371000000 JAMES HAYNES 1 UANGOIl Aug James IL Haynes a veteran of the Civil War and fur many years In tho hardware buslnexa retiring some years ago died at his home here yesterday aged 77 'yearn During the Civil War hd was statloned at ort Knox in Buckspoi lie had been active in real estate transactions lor the past 16 years He gervetj twa terms as a member Of the board of' aidermen or many yen re ho was widely known as a singer and his sing 4 ing of war songs at Memorial Day celebrations was a feature He la sar vived by his wife three daughters and a won unevenness of the center of the floor was a hindrance to the dancers Mrs Cleveland Bell Is again Hi and bas gone again to the Central Maine General Hospital in Lewiston for an ray examination West Paris 7 Miss Agnes Gray has purchased a lot at Hound Pond and will build a camp there next to the cottage oiyned by Edwin Mann At the meeting of the West Paris Christian Temperance Union a program In honor of Mothers amt daughters was given which was mucu tnjoyed The program Included read Ings vocal solos by Miss Alice Bar den a question box and discussions The meeting was held on Mrs lawn and a good number were Present Refreshments of ice cream nnd crackers were served hy the hostess Mrs Harold Perhan) and Infant daughter have returned home from Portland Mra mother Mis Williams accompanied them here and remained for a few visit Rev II Aldrich will exchange Pulpits next Sunday wilh Rev Joalln of Norway Mr and Mrs Il Wardwell: and family have been visiting Mra Ward well's people In Buckflcld for a few :4 days Brooks plant of American Locomo tive Co at Dunkirk was closed for an hour Tuesday afternoon while President Andrew letcher addressed the employees urging them to work on mm iOSSCi i Bi Aug 12 Aug 11 Allies Chem 72 72 72 73 Aills Chalmers 53 53 53 54 Am Heet Sugai 46 46 46 46 Am Can 58 57 57 57 Am Car AmInter Corp 37 37 37 37 Balt Ohio 57 57 57 Beth Steel 79 77 79 Brooklyn RT J5 25 25 Calif Petrol 56 56 56 Canadian 141 141 141 Central Leath 39 39 89 Chan Motor 59 59 59 103 103 91 91 101 99 113 108 108 100 100 104 104 106 108 108 108 111 111 99 99 103 H'" V9 i 90 90 108 108 101 104 10 100 106 107 82 82 82 81 17' 17 17 17 75 75 75 65 65 65 65 80 79 80 66 66 66 66 57 55 57 55 19 18 19 18 57 57 57 57 116 115 116 116 71 70 71 70 3'is 1(10 91 1st 4s 10134 2nd 4 Us 100 '4 3rd 4s 10 52 4th 4Us 101 26 4s 100 84 tali Copper li i 65 66 Vanadium 49 48 49 West Union Westinghouse 61 61 61 Willys 7 6 6 Worth Pump 49 49 49 Swift International 2'' 20'i 2Hh I'd Slio Meh II II II Shoe Mil pf 2 26 2 Smelting 48 18 4XK nl lira Oil 3'1 Zu Walvvoith L'o 12 12 12.