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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
SELLS HIS INTEREST
IN M0WBRAY COMPANY


II II, Shnffin, associated with Mrs.
Pearl Mccullough IN tho Mowbray
undertaking. company announced
Saturday night that he had disposed
OF his half interest In the business
10 j. II. Payne and Everett Manning.
Mr. Payne is court reporter " tho
district court and MIR. Manning Is "A
newcomer In Tulsa. having come
here about a month agJ from rino.
vile, Mo,
Mr., Chaffin stated in regard 20
the transfer that HIS other interests
were taking So much or his time that
he found It impossible to continue
his association In the business lie
said that he felt sure the new mem
hcrs In the firm would be successful
ana have the same pleasant relations
with the public that he had enjoyed
Mr. Manning viii be Connected with
the business management OF the
company G o. WinterrinRer who
has been ncttve manager, will retain
that position.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
PLAN A MEETING OF
LEAGUE SUPPORTERS
Preston {. West, Pat Malloy and NJ.
A. breckenridge VIII Speak ut
Courthouse Thursday Night.

Adhercnts OF the league OF nations
plan. displcascd with the meeting at
the courthouse Friday night. which
developed into an anti-league affair.
are planning "A counter demonstra-
ton that Is to be held in tho dis
tricucourtroom at S o'clock Thurs
day night.
The forces planning the meeting
are members of the Young Mems
Democratic club, and II is said that
the club Is practically unanimous In
favor OF the league.
The tentative list OF speakers in
cludes Preston c. West. former as-
sistant United States attorney gen
eral; Pat Malloy and NJ. A. Breck
enridgc, former superior Judge.
The committee In charge OF ar.
rangements includes Albert c. Hunt
president OF the Young Mems Demo
cratic club; ED Marshall, city attor.
ney' Horace II. HaGan. of che lega
department OF the Texas company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

With his papers under one arm
he stood IN front Of the Central
grade school month ago and Sazod
at the dome.Capped building with
awe
lie was little fellow and instead
OF the threadbare coat and tattcred
trousers OF the fictitious "ncwsboy he
wore "A miniature soldiers uniform
and hat. He looked curiously about
is this a school building" he
asked OF the janitor would they
let me so TO school there ?"
Sure. here's Miss simmons com
In now, tell It TO her"
The boy turned to the teacher.
Can l 20 to school here" he
ask ed.
"Of course you can. como right
In, and she took hold OF his hand
What grade do you think you could
enter ?"
II was in tho fourth when ! quit,
TO work" he said, "but I've got $40
I'm the bank now and new clothes,
and ! can get along without the
noon edition money I'll buy my
own books" he added proudly.
And thus Seco Green, possibly the
future president of the United States.
enrolled In the fourth grade of the
Tulsa public schools, ana is making
good.
Lives with An Old Ncwsic.
Seco--we haven't asked him where
he got his nanie--lwes down on
Boston avenue In one room over \
store, with n crippled newsman who
IL lust "A friend" Every morning
he gets up at 4 o'clock. cooks break
fast. washes dishes. and lis out on the
street selling papers at tho time you
and | are having our soundcst slum-
bcr At $50 he's "on time at
school,
II like to cook" he said 'but |
Just hate to wash dishes" Certainly;
he is to be a leader--aggressiv In
ventive--not plodding along or left in
the mrch cleaning up the debris
Twice day he guides his friend"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
PASTOR SAYS CRUELTY OF
WIFE LEADS TO DIVORCE

ORONILLE. cal. March S.-That
The cruelty Of his wife compelled him
TO resign as pastor OF the Baptist
church at Nisalia. is the contention
OF the Rev. Charles NJ. Hall In his
sult for divorce here,
He asserts his wife accused him OF
d. improper relations with other wom-
en- declared him unfit for the min
Ntry, said she cared more for other
men Than him. and finally caused
nus arrest on charge of insanity
jury In the criminal court at Tow
son on March II.
The japanese, who also was en-.
gagged at the hospital@ IL charged
3 with havig shot and Killed Doctor
MMtt In the latter's office on De
gember -. Friends OF Doctor Ishida
OeieNe that mental derangement
caused him 10 shoot the doctor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
SWEDISH POSTAL OFFICIAL
RIDES IN MAIL AlRPLANE

WASiTlNGTON, March when
the Washington TO Ncw York postal
uirplunc left New York today It car
riri a. passenger DR. Julius Jun
lin, postmaster general OF Sweden
Doctor Juhlin, who has been in
America several weeks studying the
postal system and particularly the
air mail service, Will attend the New
! ork hcruuuutlcnl exposition today,
which has been designated air mat
day" Others who win attend are
ScCur dn Assistant Postmaster q N
.rai I'rl,I,r and stat, who left sor
.so,v York today by trall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
DISCHARGES NECESSARY TO
GET GOVERNMENT BONUS

WASHINGTON, March s.-Pay-
,neht To discharged soldiers OF the
'oo bonuses authorized by the last
,,onsreSs is being delayed by the
'sllure Of the soldiers TO comply with
,he requirements OF the law. War
department dishursing officials an
nlounced today that thousands Of sol
alers had sent true copies" of their
nn,,''i,afgr W, papers and that payment
ot the bonuses would be DELAYED
IInu' IN" original copies are sent.
VI cases where the original certifi-
49, nave been lost 1t was stated the
submitted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
battlcrs Bring Ba X Men.

ASHlNGTON, March S.-Three
oa'Nesh'ps have sailed from Brest.
bringing home 20 officers and some
l,.oY men OF the American expe.
u.uohHfy forces, the war department.
announced this afternoon. 'rhe Mis-.
Sou,l with - officers and 724 men.
'l' at New York March IS and
anr Louisiana, 80 officers and $40
men ana the South Carolina II Of
WNu''S and 1000 men. are due at
'e"p"rt News Va. March II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09

Lieut.. +. 9. Cochrane, who Is an
old flyer and an instructor At Kelly
Field since II was established nearly
two years ago, has been discharged
from tho army and II spending u few
days in Tulsa. before returning 10 his
home in Kentucky.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
PRACTICE HOUSE
For Home Economics Course n the
University 81 Maine

orona. Nc. April An important
addition 10 The present course Of a
nome economics IN the University 90
Name g 10 ne made. beginning Dexi
September North hall. al the extreme
norIherly end Of the campus. for three
ears occupied by he Phi Epsilon J,
fra 1ernIJY. : 10 ~ utilized as q prac-
t4ce mouse. TIE seniors n me home
economies course vii I've there. pre-
psre all the meals Tor themselves and
their instructors. keep accurate ar
counts Of cosls Of ai9 supplies. and
othe-w Sc conduct The house as II x
were heir cooperative home. This
plan. which ensures lhe most practical
sorT If training N household econum-
rs g II full conformity with the pro-
Vision II me smith Hughes act, one
If the Fedora aids 20 university
training
Miss Frances p F'reernau. professor
-j.ss Lsorotnea Beach and Miss Laura
anderson ass sfaai professors and
Miss Esther Mctsinn4s. instructor will
continue heir service as az present n
the home economics laboratory at the
Naples, hut IN addition viii share WITH
The seniors he board and lodging o,
North hal!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
Men May Attain Beauty.

The indianapolis News says a chi
cage beauty p1rlor has opened a de-
partTnen1 for men. In advertising the
new institution the proprietor insists
that men 90 not pay enough attention
TO their personal beauty and that be
coming beautiful IS a business matter
The beautiful man, the advertlse,nen.
AYERS IS more successful IN ever
walk of lie. Apparently il Is easier
for him TO sell goods. make contracts
win lawsuits and solve the nation ;
Problems Doubtless the new beauty
establishment viii De well pair-unlZed
because there are as many vain men
as vain women BARRIERS could tell
many tales of masculine VANITY #
they would talk. but the SILENCE OF the
barber is traditional. The modern
barber shop Is a beauty parior in dis
guise- There was time when il Of
tered only two things, a haircut or a
shave A little bay rum was added
IN order 10 make the hair lie smoothly
and 10 impaI1 a pleasing fragrance.
Then messages became fashionable.
and many u mAn sot oDe-secreiiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
New York Produce Market

New YORK. April -.
FLO = Firm spring IIt04G 80
spring clears p5I5gga winter sf-aigats
Il..sual6D: Kansas sfraIghts TT.5n1..ss,
WEEAT-Spot firm: No. red ---Ss -
elevator export.
t,DRN-Spor firm Nc yellow IKE -
No white II: - c New York
OA-S-Spor 1ir1ney: standard 80
P0Rh-Strong mess s.sa: family Ssd
SEQ
LARD strong. middle west yINs65l1h
TALLOW--strong. city Special loose
t0-TONsEEp oI-ouiet. prime
summer yellow spot -A
BTTTER-Weak receipts s2s4 Tuhs
,.,s.arnEy-v higher than extras sssHes: do
e--tras, ~ score 60, rfrsls akusc4; pack
Inc stock current make No -
TGGS-ReceiptS "A. =, cases: marke.
Irregular fresh gathered extras 45seTAe
fresh gathered T-s,s northern section
4laa - dn southern section 4l174S
state Pa and nearby western aeaneri'
whites fine 10 fancy =; state. Pa and
nearby nennery whites ordinary 70
prime sSa5I.: state. Pa. and nearby hem
merry browns ss0A1 do gathered browns
and mixed colors 41dae-
pOTATu-s-Firm Bermuda bhiR sQ
rire FioridK rkW Ibal50e: Virginia No,
] bpIE ;c5d4oo: Jersey sweets No ] nAs-
ksts ssns5: southern basket 5AeI55e.
CARBAGE-Ir-eguiAr DAnish per tun
10 lusn lG.W' IC-7da new crate aAQ6R
FlorsdH red hAske; gMsdnsaR.
STGAE-Eaw steady: centrifugal
II REFINED steady culf loaf ifsA; cT-fsh-
% 1uE, mould 4 -: cubes SO; XXX
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
MADISON
Stray Bullet Strikes Boy in Hip
Items of Local Interest

A peculiar shooting accident occur
red saturday afternoon when George
the Afteen-year-old son Of M and
Mrs, George Watson. was hat IN the
nip by bullet while on Reservoir Mil
near ms home. The boy was not even
aware ma; a gun rad been fred any
whore n III, vicinity The bulieI
took a down ward course coming Oh:
=: The knee IN later invest Ea1spu :
was .uund maj the buile, was fred
By young man hunting N The wen
gsY- u the lcehcuse en- The hank Of the
hennroec Gsve'. near il mile away
Messrs z Eeadsnee Cr4n Mood
Charles l. lie. Ear Cox and Harry Il
PierponI. Tso have been IN Boston Cor
he past week n cnnfereDce WIKI he
officials Of he real Northern Papei
Company a. representatives of IN"
sabo. unions n HE Local plant OF tnr
conlpauT- returned home sa;uraas
night, having completed the contracts
FOR tie coming year for the unions.
.'ehn Lougley and Sergeant Farnurn
al ne csth Division arrived IN Mad
son SATURDAY, for short furlcugh
with relatives. M Longiey was a
member of -. Z, % the laSrd In
fantrv and = me son If Mrs LIEzse
/: eia ins - ms village
LDr. z. A. perhrshir~ has leased
.onns IN tAe upper floor of thr Rus
sell black and as soon a. the carmen
ie-s maize ne NECESSARY alterations
W. move ms Office - that place.
There was no preaching service al
H. Methodist Episcopal church sun
aav morning n the absence Of Rev
William Wood al me Name Method
- conference al Fairfield.
Mrs. ". Il kcnr4 son went To Far
7ed SaIurdaE - attend The Name M
/. conference
-aleck Welner. son ~ Mrs Morris
Eloern. arrived home Monday forenoon
rom overseas M. Welner is Mad
son nov VINO enlisted last summer N
rhe flrnous Jewish Battalion.
A. a meeting # the Madison board
NJ StIeciGnen Saturday Edward wcs-
cot: was appointed road commission
Tor the west par of the town. M
Nescnr. put ii crew Of men 3; work
Monday cleaning ~ lower Mzsn
street
/. James Breton Of 20 z ~ the -nSrd
Infantry arrived home Sunday tur \
'r1ef furluurh with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features 81 the Days Dealings n Al
the Leading Stocks

New -or6 April Ia-Sptculat.ve IN
crest n he stock rna-ke, today was
vislbly stimulated oy The publication OF
me arfc.a. details Of tae coming Nlc:o-
~ --lhe--r Loan. ne smaller volume
of that pro1ec: ana the attractive IN
crest raie meeting with general ap-
gIl'oval.
There we-a intervals Of hesitancy
due mainly 20 realizing tor profits
prompted by uncertainty respecting The
.rana OF The peace conference. oui The
Use IVES fuliv sustained moderate "a
ACTON being ofse. by addiuona! gains
n me several groups Of spec;aluss.
Rails and coppe-s were The only con-
eplcauus exceptions failing 70 share
more than noEinaily The sweeping and
substantial movement. 3eayiness Of
81 Paul lssues acted as a drag on lie
entire transportation division
Fully half If the days trading CEN
Tered around three Eroups-rnuiors- oils
and snIppinEew.ltle a Eood!y percent
aga af the rthe- dealings represented
equipments and food and fertilizer
shares.
P-unpur ced features Of strength m
GUIDED Atlantic. Gulf & West Indies at
a n+g advance Of SIX points American
International. which -ecouped airnosf
half Of lasI week setback on Us TAIN
II SIS points General Motors : -
and Associated Dry Goods also points
The latter reaching.
Other element Of strength sTnrra ced
Sinclair Oil, the mort active lssue, a.
gain Of points. American Sugar =.
American Cotton OH s.. and sunurey
spes "a ties !. 70 8 points.
United States Steel made an extreme
advance OF SIS TO ~ -. easing slightly
with Kindred ISSUES n ,, he su1 r.nsr
amounted 70 1.l0.Qoh shares
I-ber-y Bonds excepting the IS
strengthened al first nut reacted slight
II later: other durDestics were steady
and INTERNATIONALLY firm Total sales.
mar value aggregated S.-E5.Ma do
I S bonds were unchanged On cali
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
Chicago Cattle Marke.

Lhicago. April /
f3bG~-Recsi 4i.Na Marke; tossed
steadv q strong with So Juraav aver
age. Estimated tomorrow 81 aQ Bulk
OF sales g;.ssd eesa5 aeAvv weigh; .ni:Gi
2E0 medium weight 9.sh1g~5 light
weight 19NmNa. light lights -Ssssd ..-c1.....
scws ISstd1Ae: pigs Z-nAn19sa
CATT-E-Receipts 14.Ga Beef steers
steady 20 SLOW. mostly q cents lower
Butcher stock steady to strong Calves
81 lower. Sfoc-.2rs aua feeders Steady
20 strong. Estimated tomorrow TI.a1a
Heary beef Steers 1IotG .a1t. Ugh, osef
steers loas1lSS'' butcher COWS End helt-
ers sea IS:aa: Gamers and cutters 57sa
1Nsa, veal calves I4MsT16Na. sIocke-s and
feeders steers nyl7 I:asn
SHEEP-RectIpt I1-Oaa Ia; Iaulus
active, mostly = cents h,Ehe- Feeders
and sheep steady Estimated 'omnr row
lh.NG lambs: I,Cht $500 1gs:, nezxy
l1.;sn lr.5 cJils l4tia1--a Ewes Medium
weight and GOOD l2o0d i;.iA, cuiIs ana
common 6asdIss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

mainly until he = killed or captured
then ne IS your dear brother Or neIlpw
soldier beaten ar ashamed. whom YOU
should no further humiliate
& Do your best TO keep your head
clear and cool. your BODY clean and
comfortable and your feet IN good
condition. for YOU think with your
head. fight with YOUR BODY and march
with your feet.
2, Be Of good cheer and high cour-
age; shlrk neither work nor danger
suffer n silence and cheer the com.
rades At your side with a smile
20. Dread defeat hut not wounds
fear dishonor. but nor Death and die
game and whatever the task, rs1ne.r :
Der the motto Of the division y:
Shall be Done New Tork Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
New England Building.

Te have operated II farm and
reared a family Of nine children with
out The aid Of woman is the feat 90
Frank Trauilon. of near Atch1sor
Kan. who mas sold his farm and is
retiring 70 a nome n AIchlson. which
he recently purchased The Older five
Of the nine children ara boys, and Mr.
-rautioh. after the death ~ his wife
fifteen years ago. did all their mend
ing as well as the Homework and
cooking N addition 20 having success
fully managed the farm. lie retired
from the farm 10 send his Younger
children 70 high school
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Bost On -a;lrGl =.
EEF-.-aolce whole cattle Ia "
81 y EIs-N OF ae-rl C-ea-De--v extras
ta1as. western do tsaMSS
"a. E~E-New York twins choice
fresh ::7fLSs.
CORNING. . yellow IS-u ~
Et1tsS-N.arny hennery iNHd51 western
extras 4Sdt.
FLuJ E-Sprng patents. 19S- n SACHS
-ss.u 80.
I5-AY-No. : timothy I1as
I-AMB-Sprinc 2al.I
QATS-FaDcy az 10 alb sacks Ssr S4s
faoRN-M edIum t,scks go
aCTA To ES-Maine per lBa lbs u car
lots e+nagR
SIG AR-+s-suulaie whciesAe. gsQ
pc" l& pounds n bulk
VEAL-l.d".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
Tn. 10 Commandment. Of Ger. Foen

The 10 Commandment OF Ger. Focn
II was Moses who wrote The Ten
Commandments. bu, u remained for
Marshal Foca 70 write The 10 z-aIes
Of war by which his men beat back
the Germans i Is the little things
that count and i IS ne exact nicely
Of the fEaIing If the man IN the
ranks that WIS Jae war, thought the
great French general Here are the
10 military commandments Of Foch-
= Keep your eyes and ears READY
and your mouth n the safety notch.
for II Is your soidieriy duty TO see and
hear clearly. but as a rule you should
De heard mainly IN the sentry chal-
lenEes or the charging cheer
. Obey orders first. ana # Sill
alive kick afterward If you have been
w-onged-
s. Keen your arms and equipment
clean and III good oroe-; TRAIT your
animals fair%~ and kindly and your
motor or other machine as though il
belonged 70 YOU. and was me only one
IN the world. Tso not waste your am
rnunition your gas, your food. your
time. nor your opportunity
:. Never try 10 fire an empty gun
nor a, an empty trench. but when YOU
shoot. shoot 10 Kill and forget not
that al close quarters hayonef beaI Is
a bullet
=. Tell the truth sauArelE, face the
music and take your punishment like
d man: for good soldier won't lie he
doesn't sulk. and IS no suuealer.
G. BE merrifal to the women of
your foe and shame them not. for you
ara. a man; pity and shield the ctll-
dre.n in your captured ierrstory- for
you were once "A helpless child
:. Bear in mind that the eneYnv II
your enemy and the enemy Of Lu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Professor Shaiie- Mathews Of The
University Of Chicago who recent y
gave an interesting address before the
Baptist Social I mon If this city. was
nor7 IN Portland May e. 1853 He was
graduated u; colby college n 1884 and
AZ Newton biological institution in
49, After holding The position Or
professor Of ntstnry and political econ
ornv AZ fclhv fnr several wears he
Went 20 Berlin. Germany stucled there
for two FEARS and returning 10 this
countrg- was appelrIed professor Of
New Testarner; history and iuterpre-
alton Il ne l-nivs-ssiv Of Chicago
position he san occupies His wife
was Mss Mar Fhilbr1ck Of Waite.
vile They have .wo children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

A Steel lRdle. sexen inches long,
supposed 10 have bean used by In
dams for melting bullets many years
ago. was found imbedded IN The heart
of q rad oak tree being sawed 40 for
stove wood by Policeman John Cart
land and Max Lender al the la,ter's
home al South Altoona Iowa
Rings on the tree indicated that il
was more than Lao years old The
implement. made from finest char
cnai steel. il supposed 10 have been
driven into the tree when II was a
sRpiing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

ashamed that he was being oeautlfed,
but mighty proud of his appearance
when ne was released from the char
IN George Washingtons -.me The
men wore powdered WIGS knee
lengths and silk nosierv Perhaps We
ara rever..ns 10 coiunla. times. If
ina; is true, Il !. 10 be hoped hal
the modern man IN making himself
beautiful. will keep aiirtlr the t;edi-
tons That inspired the fathers Of he
count---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
CHICAGO Produce Msrke:

Chicago AMI q
Record break nC nigh Jr1cps for pro-
VISIONS together with wei weather thaf
retarded ne crop movement brought
ABOUT decided bulge Today n re corn
market. Corn closed strong al Il 20
- net advance with May ~ IS "a
16A - and July 15s S-S 20 Lag. oats
gained se1.,-s 70 !. In prov SONS mere
was 4 use Of - cents 10 $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

THIRTY dollars a DAY Tor waiting on
d family VS. The wage al which d col
orea woman was hired at winnemuc-
"a. New by a Basque shepmar 20 go
20 his -anch near McDermitt- on the
Oregon Inc. AL the member ~ his
family beng Gowa with Influenza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
For Saie-Aarsas, Cattle, Etc.
By J. c. Keith
Sod, En- Stables. $50 North Raaepn 81.
opp Stock Yarda- Brighten District,
Boston, Mass.
On Wednesday, April "a at 10 a. n.
Head Of
Military
Horses

from y. S Government, = good lot
and all fer high dollars.
% work norsas from Northern NJ.
r.. = head Of indiana aorDas from
Dan MeGinness. Lebanon, ind S.
head from Leroy Marsh sF Gaisxhurg.
~ ABOUT 100 head Of local second
hand horses.
We Wiil ha~e all KINDS from q
cheap plug to as good young horse
n grows. pairs and singte horses. ane
remember we afs herr 70 Do business,
also . line Of wagons and harnesses.
At PRIVATE SALE
largest stock Of harnesses horse
aoocx. wagons, carts ETC. IN New
England Agents for Studesaker
wagons and carts. pony wagons arc
harnesses and saddles.
Q, S JOHNSON, Manager Wagon &
Harness oepf.
AsRAM GIDEON. Aae.,onee-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

Germs Of Disease should ne
promptly expelled from the blood THIS
IS . time when the system ~ especially
susceptible 20 them. Get rid of all I'M
pur-ties in the nIoc2 w taking Hood
Sz-sspariia and thus forttty yoiir
whole body and prevent iltness-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

ROBE RT McCETCHEoN: l. , y
Scane rar.iener. lawn grading. Phone
1-M. ApI-.u- y
uECNFTTC EEALER-MRS- ELLA y.
Iavas- will ne q, the Lawrence 4oase
TUESDAY. April is. from 10 A IA 70
p II. 10 receire pntienta. apfIIoer
MRS CRAM. MEDIUM. READINGS
aafir. 5 Capitol St, Augusta Ne Lea.
lNh-M. -- ----. 49,. 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

powdered 80: powdered SIS: ane grant,
lated and dia mcnd 4 ~; ccnsectaoneY1
4 $50; No E5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15

The MAXWELL. il takes two "a make
q QUARREL 30 TIL shut up.
The WoxnEn-T's2r just like = con-
temptihle man, .Toul Sit there and
think mean things
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-15
Classified AID
ERATES
|c.YABLE IN ADVANCE

us-a for Tina
..,-, -or : times consecutive
~. sor s tsnes consecutive
.rse-aons BRO roEA
.-y.-- .ssnens taken for toso
barres for this class ct
l,,rm.tising are too small to
[oa,ablv charge On our books
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New York. April IL
Mercantile paper a@Ss.
Sterling H-tiay bills AGA
Commercial de-day bulls m hanks 4.S22
Commercial @-day h1iis Az. demand
4fEa. cAaics 40f.
Francs aemxnd S1s. cables SCI
GullderA demand 81. cables % s-l6.
Lire demand -. cables &c
Mexican dollars ID
Government bonds irregular
Railroad bonds steady
Time inzus strong. e. GAYS 30 DAYS
and SIX months 51(1Sz.
Cali money strong. high & low & r-,l-
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