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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
COLBY TRIMS MAINE
IN OPENING GAME ga

tolb" defeated Maine in the OPEN
ing baseball game of the season Sat
urday afternoon a, Waeerytile by a
score OF 20 3. IN VIVA: proved 70 be
good game for an opening contest.
Win the exception Of The fifth inn
ing. when Maine temporarily blew
Up. and allowed Colby to get four
base 1lts, one a Two case ctou,. which
brought IN L total OF Ave runs the
game vas closely contested ar all,
ZINES
Neither cam did anything IN the
nrsi inning. but II The first OF the
second Maine got three men on bases
with scratch hits. and when Captain
Reardon lined out a sacrifice fiv 20
center field TWO men came N for
runs. n her half of the second. Colby
scored when Fraas got on first by
an error. stole second. and advanced
20 third anu home through errors by
Faulkner and Sla,terv This ended
the scoring until the nth. when Col
by obtained five runs N her half
Williams. The first man Cd. singled.
The next man struck out and PuI-
sifer up next got on through AZ err
ror. The next man struck out making
two out. NOurse then came I'd and
laced out long two-baSe c.cut 20
iett field. bringing N Williams and
Puisifer. Taylor walked. and Dr:s-
coil singled. bringing IN Nourse.
Buchanan also singled bringing in
Taylor for the fifth run. The inning
ended when buchanan was caught OF
first base. There was no more scoring
"ntll The ninth. when Maine got Stat
,err on base. and brought him home
with single BY Weir.
Colby used a large number Of sub
stItutes the latter part Of the game.
and Buchanan and Captain D-iscoil
formed a reversible battery. Dr;scoll
gong IN 20 pitch The sixth inning
Johnson relieved Ze!g!er in the box
for Maine in The sixth also. For Col
bv, NourSe played a good game. gel
tlng he longest nit Of the game. ana
also playing we'll n the field with
IVA pu,onts and three assists on sec
onI. DrIscoll also PLAYED a fast game
behind the bat and in the box. For
Maine Captain Reardon behind the
bat. Thompson at third. and Faulkner
al second played the best games.
Maine slightly outhit Colby. but
was 1or able 20 BUNCH the hits and
litter getting men on the bases was
unable 10 advance them. The sum-
mar:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

r.yss maintain that The gaarantss take.
the form OF an alliance.
Final plans for receiving tho German
delegates At Versailles and for aeiiv
ering the treaty provids for complete
secrecy. although IN olnesal oaHmuni-
cation via b issued aknar the treney
has actually oes delivered announaing
this fact
Excspt for this sverything vii b ~
hind rtg3dly Suaadsd dosrs. WITH Dfli-
TAR forces occuuying al IL 0k1UuDa-
ms prsc,nctz-
According to the ;srms. karsnal Jsca
10 said to have received nFom he &C.
retar.at gsnerai Of the conferunoe. the
German plenipotentiarics are 10 BE-
treated as enemies until the treaty u
signed. and any csmmuntcas3aa VIII
them viii be subject to prosecafinn Be.
fore . court martial ON ths eharvo OF
dealing with thu ensmy. Tho pmpnne
OF this is said b be to prevent Yer
sailies from beng used ~ . base for
widespread enemy propaganda, but the
r.sors Of this surveillance vsii probably
wear on after tn drst fsv days.
The German delegates At Spa have
{ large military escort with soldiers in
nsimetS md carrying arms. but II f.
understood that none Of the delegates
c. those accompanying them win wear
uniforms while At Versailles. 30 a. TO
avoid unnecessary friction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Situation Better
In Brunswick

Berlin. saturday. April ls-fBv the
.Associa ed Press situation in
Brunswick. IS becoming normal Herr
Merges. known a. presiden, Of the
Brunswick rec state. was routed out
of a garret where ne had been hiding
ana arrested. Other Spartacan lead
ers eic,,er age n concea.ment or in
fight.
Wire communication between
BRUNSWICK and Berlin has been re-
esra blished 4 new cabinet has
1een established N Brunswick made
Up Of four Majority Socialists. tw"
Independents and one Democrat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
SMALL BOY DROWNED
PLAYING IN BOAT
IS SWEPT OVER FALLS

Joseph Carter. the 5-year-old son
Of NJ. and Ms. Charles Carter Of
Head Of the Falls. lost his life Sat
u-day by drowning. He vas out
PLAYING with some other children
and they spied a boat which vas
thought 10 have been anchored. The
little Carter boy jumped into the
boat which belongs to Harry Nit.
cheil. and as soon as they got in.
not beng anchored, the boat went
down the falls. Up to late hour
Sunday night the body had not been
found.
He IS survived BY his parents and
bv two sisters and two brothers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Lieut.. Col. Roosevelt
Addresses Buffalo Throng

Buffalo. Y Y. 4 pril e5.-Lieu-. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt addressed a
throng OF more Than 5000 persons
at a memorial held here this after
noon in honor Of Buralo's soicie:
dead. Col. Roosevelt paid high tr.b-
uts 20 The men who died IN the war
for democracy and urged that the
nation be prepared 10 meet the fu-
ture. He referred To the spirit Of til.
American troops and pointed ont thar
II was the cosmopolitan character ~
the ARM that made possible The de-
mocracy with which it was pcr,ne-
atCd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Smith College Students
Quit Strike Breaking

Northampton. Mass. April 0-S!ne
Smith college students who had served
as operators N the telephone exchange
since Thursday gave Up their work to-
day as result. Of -u.:ng bv Pres
William Alien Nelson requiring them
20 obtain PERMISSION from their parents
70 DO such work. President Nelson Sal
ne college was strictly neutral in ne
controversy between the telephone en-
pioyes and the New England Teiephons
" Telegraph CO. TIE students Who
worked as operators said they did 80
as a patriotic duty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Pretoria With L. S.
Troops Headed
For Boston Port

Boston. April 20-The transport
Pretoria sailed from Bresi on April
IL with 600 officers. 1855 men and
~ civilians for this pcrr. according
TO a wireless message received AZ
Naval Headquarters today The
units were not specified.
The War department announced
Yesterday that the Pretoria was
bringing detachmen,s of the Rain
bow Division and casuals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Cascade
Savings Bank Corporation OF Oakland.
Maine. will be held at their banking
rooms on Monday May 5. 1879. at 2
o. clock p N. for the election Of tr-is-
lees and the transaction of any other
.esai business
NJ A. HARRIS. Treasurer.
Oakland, Maine. April 5. 1878.
apr7-i4-1-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Driscoli :: Zcig.er /. Hits. of Buck
nam s in innings. or Dr!scoil in
INNINGS. on Zeigier in innings.
Stolen bases. Driscoil. Fraas. Sacri-
1ce dy. Reardon. Umpire. Conway Of
Lewiston. Time. hour IS minutes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Mrs.. Priscilla Amss Rossitor

Mrs. Priscilla Amss Rossitsr. Who
resided at the home Of Henry Fish
in Winslow and who had the mis-
fortune 10 fall and fracture her hip
seven weeks since. died at the SIS
ters' hospital Saturday evening. Flu
neral services will be held at the
home Tuesday at 2. NJ Ineerment
will be in Maplewood cemetery in
Fairfield. Mrs. Rossiter was Is
years OF age. she leaves two older
sisters. one IN California and one
in Massachusetts,. and many nephsws
and nieces and friends TO mourn her
loss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
WATERvIllE


Mrs Mary Laliberte. aged 81 Years.
died SAturday morning a. the Sis
ters hospital. "a result Of an oper-
alton which she underwent Friday
night She 10 survived by her hus-
band. AIphonso Laliberte. The fu-
neral services will be held on Monday
morning from the -. Francis de
Sales c1ucr at 3 O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

scriptions VIII not De received form
any until omorrow. BY the middle
Or latter par of the week the
Treasury hopes 20 have the firs, def
mite reports on the volume of
pledges These reports. howeve-
will run ;aree or four DAYS behind
the actual program.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Charles =. Emery

The nodr If Charles r Emery. who
died IN West Medford. Mass. was
brought % Skowl-egan Saturday tor
inter-nent. a-r,vin. on the Sos P Nj.
tram. Accompanying TIE remains
were he widow a son Walter Emerv
ana Elmer E. McNeiie Of this town
who mas bee located n Srookiine
Mass. during the winter. Four vet
Grams OF me civil War and members
of RusseI. Post. r Marion Mills
Liewe,yn Goodwin. A. +. Bicktord
ana Charles Folsom Jones met the
body AT The tram ami acted as pail
bearers and escor- 70 the Soutn aside
cemetery. where Tire body was in
tered The deceased was the son
OF me late Asa Emery and formerly
lird IN Skowhegan. He moved away
years ago however and lis home Tor
some time had been in Vest Med
ford His widow wac fnrmerly Mss
Carrie Allen. daughter II ohm Allen
If Skowhegar. HIS age was -
years an. ne was a veteran # the
Civil Wa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
LOCAL NOTICE

Having recently purchased the ice
business Of G E. Colby. am pre-A-ed
to suppl the psop'2 OF Oaklan. with
ice for the season. Notify or call upon
me not alter than May LIST. II -e,.
l0s-a w. z. Vigue. Oakland. Ne.
aEpasodiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
MAINE

Two base hit. Nourse. Earned runs,
Colby 5. Maine ;. Struck out. by
Buchanan ). Driscoil, Zaigier 5. John
DOu !. Base on balls. on Buchanan l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
v anted-Misceilaneous

ABOUT Ma :. SMALL FURNISHED
zen; OF or rooms for ign, house
s,rss; IN Ms NJ E1 W cOibur' Shoot
INEXPENSIVE CNE-HORSF DUMP
cac. state pr-ce and condition. Sam
Patterson. Maranacook. Phone Read
fed a. aprC6S,
WANTED-F'at top desk. two rows
of drawers. office table. both about
G2x52 inches. preferably oak. Drawer
7. Winthrop.
aprl9dsi.
A REGISTERED y. I. c. BOAR PIG
and registered Tioiste,n and GUERNSEY
he,fer calves Geo. u. Rogers. L.tc.l-
field Me, aprfad3t~
By YOUNG MAN, CHANCE TO WORK
driving team or on farm: good a; both.
state wages paid. Address Box p. r,
i. 2. !. No Wniteiieid. Ne. aprlsch2,"
GEO. W CHOATg DOES SHINGLIN;i
cheap either in Augusta or HaIioweil.
Warranted noi - leah. Address No. :.
Second St. Haiiowell. apri?dS;-
A POSITION 70 DO LAWN AND
general work around place: good refer
ences. :. " Edwards, Hartford House.
apr1Sdl~-
TIE CSE OF 4 REGISTERED MALI
collie for registered female. VIM. II.
Weshs. r. T. .. :. Augusta. Tel. Is.
apr.sdst'
NON-CNION CARPENTER WANTS
Work by day also painting, So per
day Tel. ISL. apriSel6t
SECOND HAND BICYCLE. - OR :.
inch frame. Tel. ss-X, Hilic-est St.
Augusta. apr,sd,t
BUY A LIBERTY BNNO-Y0C CAN
save the prlce OF one oy patronizIng
as. We nave all Kinds of farm nacnin-
err, steel scrapers. carriages. farm
wagons and d. Up arts. Ign. and
second hand MACHINERY W : Pills
bury, Waterville. Ne. apr,sd2w
BooKK EPING OR srENoG-
rapFlers' position by young man. EX-
ceilent references A Conant. Etaa.
Maine. aprlod2w'
ENPER1- need STITCHING ROOM
help Folder. skiver. la-e row stitcher
and CIR, 70 close on. Apply a, once
Somerset shoe Co, skowhesan, Maine.
aprisdiw
TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE WITHIN
city. State price and location. Address
G. care journal apr.edst@
USED BIC-CLE. Low FRAME. TEL
IAN. 80 Water. Hailowei!. apri5dlw'
A DRIVING HORSE FOR IT'S KEEP
ing during the summer. Safe for a
lady TO drive. Good care Eerher,
Young. Augusta. Maine. r. 2 =. 4. Tel.
1886 sprl5ds.s
TURING AND GRADING. PAVING.
stone work and cement walks. Price
reasonable George Rodertck. Gardiner.
Tel. E-M. apri5dIwk.
WE BUY LIVE POULTRY. COUGH
lin Thompson CO. nchISdtt
PEACE WORK AZ WAR PAY. KNIT
urgently needed SOCK for Us on Auto
Kuitters. Experience unnecessary. Fun
pa rt!cuIars &c stamp Dept. l.s, AuS)
Anitter Co. - Jefferson St. Buffalo,
v. 7. mchSdcmoSS
POWER COMBINATION RIP AND
cutting-cn iron head D<o saw. Also one
power piansr. Address Chas- A. Eaton
Co mch1o,,
HAULING CONTRACTS. FCRNl-
iure moving a speciality. Wanted
Short and l0ng-dista n e naulS by motor
trucks: ! to 3-fon capacities. any kind
If merchandise: prices arranged by day.
ron or trip. Gardiner Auto Co. oppo.
site NJ. Z. passenger station. fehSdtt
CHICKENS. WEBER 4 HEwErr.
dec1SdSs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

AT L A TAT LAST-THE EVER
popular and beautiful. Gent ca-ounc!e
Rings now 10 be had Stones are the
-fc'1 DARK red synthetic garnets. All
orders viii be promptly dlisd and abso-
Mt satisfaction IS guaranteed or money
VIII De refunded without single wore
Il ordering by mai. send finger size
strip CT paper will 90. or better Still
come up TO our store and oe lifted. See
these rings in cur display case down at
the door Don wait; they are soins
fast. ". T. cosg-ove JeweIr-- Store
IS Wafer ST. Gardiner. e Over East
man Book store. our Slogan-Ever~
step Up saves :i.ckei. aprI.G2w
Urn FOR CEMETERY IS FREMONT
St, Gardiner ipr,.d- W.
CHILD's ky. ma CIR e :
Spring St. Gardner. aprSdi w'
We STILL CONTINUE 70 TAKE
your o!d double harness n trade
Cash or easy terms, Gerrsn & smith.
Is silver 81. WaIerVii,e, Maine.
aprl5dIwli
ORGAN n FIRST CLASS cONDI-
ton. Tel. AN Augusta. aprI5d6ts
DON'T WAIT Now YOUR
Muitipiier onion onion sets. garden
ard grass seed We have the iA-ycs:
reg seed stock n Central Maine Ger
-
- Silver St. waterv.!le. Ne. aprl5di \
EvEPBEARTNG srRAw BERR
plants. Superb and Peerless. SO per
hundred delivered. Stock direc, from
originator. st. Regis Everoearns ana
Heroer. Raspber-ies. s. per hundred
George Coleman. I.ead.ieiG Depot. Ne
apr.4dows
GET THE CHILDREN INTERESTED
n cleaning up tie lawn and garden by
liivrnE CGaC SrnGHtS
.neei oarrows lawn mowers. cotton
and rubber hose Of Us. We appreciate
your business and give YOU prompt de-
livertes. Ger-'sn X Smith. successors
10 Vig1e}. Is Silver ST. Watervllle. Me
apri5dlw
DO YOUR APPLE AND FRUIT TREE
spraying now, with our powdered lime.
sulphur. Pvrox and complete stock Of
Insecticides. Gerrish & Smith. Is Silver
ST. Wa;ervIlle, alne. aprlIdl X
THIS Is HE PLACE TO BY FOUL
III wire. chicken netting. baroei wire
woven wire fencing roofing, sheathins
paper, ta-ed paper, nails. spikes and
staples. Gerr,sh & Smith. l. Silver St.
WatervIiie, nam. AprIsd,I
ONE SECOND HAND COOK STONE.
A. Z Brann. Winthrop, Ne. apr,cdews
gOysPAY : AND JOIN OUR BIcT-
eye club. then pay little each week
and own your own bicycle before you
Know IT, ASK the boys who have oine1
our club, and you VIII want 10 come
and 1oin. too The easy way for a bor
20 obtain -ine wheel. Ger-ish L
smith successors 20 Vigue) Is Silver
ST. Wate.viile. Maine. aprSdtt
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER SIM-
lar 20 new Apex-w:th new attachments
all n excellent condition. Price sla
Address Vacuum Cleaner. care Ken
neoec journal. aorydts
GRASS SEED ALL KINDS. TIMOTHY
pine tree brand. s per bu. All the oes:
varieties --rien peas. Merrill Bros.
apr3dt.
DRY HARD STOVE WOOD. 81. 20 PER
cd, Cd. IS. kindling. 5 baskets ST. large
or small orders promptly delivered. {
", Shaw. Willow ST. Tel an
.nch1d,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Classified AID
RATES
|e,yABLE IN ADVANCE

vera Scr time
.o,s tor 3 times consecutive
49,. for q times consecutive
-. nser..ons ore roea.
.-,semsot taken for less
,-,r &c. II
l,yertising are too small to
krea,abIy charge on our books.
count the words in your ad
ii send payment with your
rder. :.
Display advertising ON ciassl-
hi page $50 additional to
rrd rates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
"anted-Agents

B., rs' HCsTLERs' MEN 0P
dsliye, orders. CITY or country
lek aarir 3utfit tree Earn 50 Der
Auburn. Maine. al aor,sist
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Large ami prolific,
= Gependa bic varie-
ties including Ever
',earng. send Tor
price list now. Can
save you money
Address
4. 3. PHILLIPS.
RI. 4. Auburn. Maine
aprl5d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

GRASS SEED ALL KINDS, TIMOTHY
pine tree brand. s per bu Al, the bes:
varieties --rien peas. Merrill Bros.
aor3der
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

al rom 20 4. VI. 20 ! o CLOCK
~ % 50 apr1idlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
Wanted-MaIe Help

y -t.r AUGUSTA STATE EOSPl-
.--... .ql;ag or 1nlddie-ag ed man
80 ,,.r.er On laundry work. APP
ward IT treasurer apr-ldt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

DRY HARD STOVE WOOD. 81. 20 PER
Cd. Cd. IS. SindlinE. baskets 81. large
or small orders promptly delivered. &
", shaw. Willow 81. Tel an
.nrr11sr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

KNIGHT TEMPLAR UNIFORM. ME-
dunn size. worn a very few times Box
81 Phone 5-5-y, Wa,erville. Ne
or- ~ yx,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

+ ,--'s1-.<. .TREMEN. slot-sa'5
. -xoerrence unnecessary VIE
--a.aa2s. Railway Association, cafe
ma i .Sia,
90 '-'-'' .prs, tues-sa1 &roniwks4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
For >dIe-Real Estate

A<1 LOT ROME OF Il. ?
! N.ngshurv street. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

= Lass EDGE SETTER On
~ raca.ne Women 5 anu Misses
% -. 80 shoes Somerset Shoe
b - .,..,..ga1 Name aprlS.!5t
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
Wealthy Widow Leaves
For East in Private
Car After Visit Here

Mrs. William H. Yawkey
wealthy widow of New York City;
Charles D. Joslyn, also of New
York; and the lattdr's daughters,
Mrs. J. c. Wilson of Pelham, N. Y,
and Mrs Fred Ireland of Washing
ton, D. c., will leave in their pri-
vate car for the east.
Mr.. Joslyn came to Omaha a
month ago in connection with mat
tiers relating to the estate of his
cousin,. Mrs. George A. Joslyn.
While here he became i'll and his
daughters came to visit him.
With the daughters was Mrs
Yawkey, widow OF William H. Yaw-
key, whose estate is in charge OF
Mr.. Joslyn. Mr.. Yawkey was a
1nulti-millionaire who had mining
interests in the Klondike and oil
mining and lumber interests in
Washington and Oregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
Work Of Estimating
Court House Damage
Greater Than Thought

The special committee of archi-
tects, contractors, bankers and
private citizens appointed to look
over the court house and decide the
amount of damage done by the fire
and the amount of money required
to repair it, failed to report to the
board of county commissioners at
the appointed time, S, Friday after
noon.
The committee found that the fix
ing of an exact figure is no small
task. John Latenser, architect when
the building was erected. and who
was called in by the county COM
missioners to estimate the damage
and take charge of the repairs. has
been dismissed temporarily at least,
as the architect to have charge
of repairs.
He may be reappointed when the
board learns just what is the
amount of the damage, and when
the subcommittee now at work
reach some sort of agreement.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
Two Women Narrowly
Escape Death When
Car Hits Ford Sedan

Two persons were injured shd
narrowly escaped death when )
Ford sedan, in which they were rid.
ing, was completely demolished
when struck by an unidentified
touring car at Twenty-fonrth and
Sprague streets at 8 Friday night
The touring car sped north without
stopping after the accident, wit
nesSes say. N 40
Mrs. w. c. Parker and her dasgh-
fer, Ruth, l8 years old, 5004 North
Twenty-fourth street, were injured.
Mrs. Parker suffered cuts and
bruises about the body. Her daugh-
ter received a fractured elbow a2d
cuts about the body. Harold To-
year-old son of Mrs. Parker, who
was driving the car in which they
were riding, escaped injury. They
were taken to their home.
The automobile that struck the
Parker car was going west on
Sprague street when the accident
occurred, say the victims.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
Six Dairy Owners :
Fined for Sales of
Milk Under Standard


Proprietors of six dairies were
each fined SIS and costs in central
police court yesterday for selling
milk and cream containing butA2y
fat and solids below the stannaff
percentage prescribed by city. UrdA
nances. A woman dairy proprietor
was among the number. All were
arrested on warrants sworn out by
!. V. Chisek, city dairy and milk
inspector.
Those fined were R. Norgard, ] u
P. dairy; Mrs. A. NJ. Larsen, Gres-.
cent dairy; Alfred Hansen, Con-
sulners' dairy; Hans Norgard, Peo-
pies dairy; A. Rasmussen, Lincoln
dairy, and Hans Hansen, Blackberry
Avenue dairy.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
If You're a CornpicKeF,
Here's a Chance to Get a Job

The Board of Public Welfare's
free employment bureau, which is
maintained in the northwest corner
of the first floor of the city hall,
has calls for more than 50 corn pick
ers, and also many calls for women
workers of all classes. No charge
is made for this service, either to
employers or employees. Those who
are in search of work are invited
to call at the bureau early Monday
morning and examine the lists.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
Woman Injured Boarding
Downtown Street Car

Mrs. Anna Reeder, 81 years old,
living at 6l6 Bancroft street, was
injured about the body and legs yes
terday. whenl she accidentally fell
while attempting to board a street
car at Sixteenth and Farnam streets.
Mrs. Reeder is partially paralyzed
and slipped on the step of the car,
witnesses say. She was taken to
her home in the police patrol, at,
tended by police surgeons.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
Six-Year,OId Girl Injured
When Run Down by Truck

Helen Martin, 6 years old, 1714
Webster street, was run down by
an auto truck driven by George E.
Harrison, 3717. Evans street, at
Eighteenth and Webster streets
about 8 last night. She was taken
by Mr.. Harrison to the Lord Lister
hospital, where physicians said she
had a fractured ankle and lacera-
tons about the head. Harrison was
arrested and is being held for inves-
tigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
0rrie Brown Found Guilty
on Criminal Assault Charge

Orrie Brown, 1608H Cass street,
was found guilty of criminal as
sault by a jury in District Judge
Days court yesterday. His victim
was 7-year old Ella Sundell, 1910
California street. The crime was
committed last July. The jury
reached its verdinA !. L-- than an
hour, /
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
COLORADO

own and offer for sale N. E. \
Sec 81, Twp. 6, Range 3s. Sherman Co..
kan; i20 acres good farm land. 40 acres
rolling. Also N. w. Il Sec 4, Twp. 13,
RaRge AZ, Wallace Co., Kan; 60 acres
good for alfalfa, so acres broke. all good
buffalo grass, shallow water, $3.50 per
consider terms. Wire or write G. l..
Gorlinghouse, POI Lathrop Bldg, Kan
sas City. Mo
FOR SALE-400 acres fine wheat land in
the Hard wheat belt of the Arkansas
valley in central Kansas, S75 per acre.
Dawson & Zutavern, Great Bend, Kan.