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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

The Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION held an open door reception
New Years Day and more than five
hundred ladies were received during
the afternoon.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

Mr.. Thaddeus Hulsey of 1116 Arm
strong avenu has bought the two
story six room house at 1943 North
Hallock street. Mr.. Hulsey expects to
move into his new home about the
18th of February.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04
ANNoUNcE M

Dr. George A. Patton, Physi-
clan and Surgeon, announces
the opening of offices at N. W.
Cor. 18th and Vine Streets, ad-
Joining offices of DR.. Eagleson,
dentist. Bell Phone East 1890.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

Sergt. Leon H. Hereford, violinist,
and Mrs. r. G. Jackson, soprano.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04
A DISAPPOINTMENT.

In a country week appeal Senator
Harding said In Cleveland:
at is most pathetic to see the ig-
norance of country life that is mani
Tested by the little country weekers
from the slums.
"a little country weeker on an Ohio
farm went down into the barnyard TO
e the milking, and returned with
tears in his eyes.
"'Why, what's the matter, bub?'
said the farmers wife. Didn't the
milking please your
"'Naw,' said the country weeker.
Them cows O. yourn don't give nothin'
but milk
"'For the lands sakesl And what
do you expect 'em to give2" said the
farmers wife.
"'Beef tea, o. course snapped the
country weeker."
Miss Mile Christensen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Christensen. of Belle
vile, left recently for Chicago to join
a Y. NJ. C. A. musical troupe and pro-
ceed to France, where they will give
entertainments for soldiers of the army
of o%ccupatic~
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04
KANSAS CITY, KAN
By Mrs. Effie Grant Hardy.

Prof. j.. II. Kenner of Marshall, Mo-,
is reported quite i'll at hsi home, 265
South Ellsworth
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

} = = =
Luther Pitts, the well known
and popular barber, desires his
many friends and customers to
know that he is back at the
Jones Tonsoral Parlor, 1914 E.
, 18th street, where he will be
pleased to meet and serve them
; as in the past.
; y = = & = y y . =
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

Taxi steam heated. David Allen.
Bell Phones East 1900 and East Asa.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Raynor enter
tanned twelve guests at dinner Christ
mas Day at their residence, 2442 High
land avenue.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04
NOW OPEN
DEL MAR CAFE

1705 Troost Avenue
Best Meals in City, % Cents
Chicken Dinner, 30 cents
A trial is all we ask.
A. Grayson, Proprietor.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
BEGINNERS.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU
That you needn't worry any
longer for a Music Teacher.
Mrs. C. P. Wilson of Fisk Uni
versity has recently located
here and will be pleased to
have you call at 1716 Michi-
gan Avenue, or phone Bell
East 4112J.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

The Editor and wife desire to ac-
knowledge the receipt of many beau
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-01-04

Loves Vine Street Theatre is the
talk of the town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25
"a SPLENDID TONIC >
Says Hixsen Lady Who, On Doc
TOYS Advice Took Cardui
AID d Now Well.

Hixron. Tspn-"About 10 year. age
Z a q" says Mrs J. a oGdd. Of
this place. = suffered with q pain In
my LET, side. could not sleep At night
with this pain. always in the LETT
side..
Ny doctor told me to use caFiui. I
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came. I was stronger
and better. but the pain vas stil,
there.
at first let II 80. but began 70 ~,
weak and IN q rundown condition
20 ! decided TO Try some more Cardui.
which I dld.
This last csrdui which I took mads
ne much better. IN fact, cured mo. II
has been a number Of years. still !
hare no return OF this trouzle.
feel II was Cardui that cured me
md recommend II as a splendid fe
male tonic"
Doa't allow yourself to becom,
weak and rundown from womanl,
troubles. Take cardu.. II should sure
" help you. as Il has 40 many thou
lands Of other women in the past A.
years. Headache. backachs. nideAche
n~ervouAhess, slespiessness. tiredoui
ceiling, are All sig Of womanly trou
Bio. Other women relief BY takinI
cArduL WIZ nct Al druggistl
NCte
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

ftadis4.r rcp1iIf1K unIckol Auto "a
Has tuu tlusH 10 ne "e.hltf club
Hnc-Hettf.alx. Taxi llnn rano 17e.
tuur-u Taxi Service. Phone 70.
Nr \. G. NlelheiiH. driving 4
rather drrFppit Ford and rolnr south
on North second stree, pumped into
. wagon mud OF lumber being hauled
b. tftd =. rtfea. OF Ola Town. rcrtl
was .olnE east on Copper avenue.
Mrs. Nlerlirlir Haid that Irr hrakea
dld mol Vpfk. The collision smashed
tbs wind slfleid on Mrs. Nicfhelis
car and her ie-year-oid son suffered
dFsp rut on his upper up thai hled
r~spfnsely. No other damasc was
Frank Ozark. chief Inspector FOR
the state Cattle sanitary board. has
|reIlrned from HcfnallllO. where he
vent to conperc Mariana MonfoYa's
brand Whit OF seven cattle that
were gathered up BY a mounted In
apectcf for the Sanitary board. Clark
decided that the cattle belong 10
Montoyn.
Althourh there are 81 cases Of
small pox In the state OF New Mexico.
according 10 Eurl HoWdlch. city
health officer. The only cases Of
contagious diseases now existing In
Albuquerque urf measles and chlckor
pox. howdich said.
SERGEANT Ruybalc Of the mounted
police o. Rio Arriha county visited
he Office Of h cattle sanitary board
today.
Or. e. =. Waller, state commission
er 81 health, u In the city today.
y. q. Denny, ~ Gallup, attorney
for some 81 the mining companies "
that district. was in town over night.
returning home today.
Jack Douglas, the puEllisf. OF San
Frane'sco' Who has put on two bouts
here IN In town today visiting friends,
Jessc crosswy. who has been vis-
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs.
". a. Thoni. left last night for Den
yer. tho nrst lex Of his return trip to
South America. After n short stay
With his parents at Denver, Mr..
Crosewy VIII leave for New York. to
sail for Rio De Jaueiro. where he In
stationed as correspondent for tho
Associated Press.
There will he a regular meeting Of
the a. W. Warren chapter o. the
Woman's Relief Corps. No. I at $3.50
afternoon In I. q. q, v.
hall. Visiting members are welcome.
An important meeting OF Aibiquer-
que Lodge 38e. !. o. ID. b., VIII hc
held his evening al 7.t5 In the vcsiry
% Temple Albcrf. Al mem-
bers are requested to attend
The entertainment committee ~ the
Albuquerque Elks has announced a
smoker az tho Eiks club for Saturday
November 2ath, az which mem
bers are promised a good Tine.
All ex-navy mon who have not al
ready reported to the navy recruiting
Dhicer, G. VIM. Foster. chief quarter
u. $. navy, will confer a Ia
BY doing so Immediately. Don't
the number, 2l1h West Cen
\ real Gobs turnout H.
expected December 5th.
This Christian Science Society hold
Thanksgiving services at the
Noman's club Thursday morning at
II o'clock. The public IL cordially
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

tttAfuhur| |t0m uNse unr.f
rffuft With a airs man. AMI iNtftf1
our |joh, uus Job Ia 10 Narh me- dItti.
- refifie TIE ttiIaAI nnt trc1If a de-
aye for ana re1pat4 fef me rEAf N4Hd
1t ita1tFsH,r."
Mr. NFi NffFF nneuAh
Mira NrlafInf N aff address on
Observation-Disclosures" Tot a quick re-
rtense from mr. bearers who EVIL
IDENTIFY nppforeA W her from Inc mos
NEST she be4nn her address. Tho
4dlrtts was HnfIh4 81 ifs tfale and
fHlI 81 Anari1npisin. Nrs- NrCarfe1
H4H th1 only Noipk speaker who
addressed lhr SENEGAL aesemhis.
A selection ~ the Nalrk sexIette
and a sonr ~ tho oIriai Glea clnb Of
ile f~iuuonctqus Nirh school wcrn
the other number CT the progTam and
~frc qInIa a. enthusiastically RI
cslfed ~ WtU the speakers.
Sectional al|aion Of the convention
we're heid a |tht uiKh school this
mprnina. Tbs acientlats met again AZ
the university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25
Repeaters Barred
in Teacher Election

M haif.Wnf measures FOR tho New
Nekico Edpeattentl association when
they hold an cicclionf
Entering uhe hlrh anhuoi building
rlsn that reads rvoTE Now" An
effuW points Toward The stairway that
leads u The nrsI floor OF the bulld9ng.
a. d tniile IN tns hallway OF tho hrst
hcof the visitor observed ~. -. Rob-
nina mnufmi Nininlne teacher for ,the
Clovis schools Today Nr. Robbins II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25


g. r. HieAt<. ~. "a n..n f>nm New
FORK returned 3 Aihnqpafqul
TO-DAY IrHu FoesIfa Haefe y lsastt
1880 heIe ~ Ientt H4 ahntnattd
that he NAa fttsraihF u New lnf1
me fNS d Die iaohik. ~hefs h. wa.
Et'nE 70 pfnnnIrl n hanlIoo donar
cor1eIalipn under ~ het 81 ntln.
wage rna eH1 START work of dfIll|ne
% ttest ptd.a Acar apcorne VI Feb.
ms ian.l. len,,a s NJ. Hickey
campNI4.H What tEr4n ~ the
upI1fn oPppftaHo Efe4p ~ tialms
SSHss y %essf ess ssA ssa
teee acres "a ne 1lssio clio as
nr. lllcksy Il t~nshneaa,,,e about
ile prosptef for Oh vi central New
Nesico ne says h has good reports
,ser Ae4'4. " rpc,srs ~ me
viii he opened In New Mexico. ne
wa q OF iht tAfsI mon III the TcNsa
1icld nj IA now ON % the big men
Al thu Texas eitcf on association.
AR. Hickey snys that other oil IN
fereffs are gttliHf lnlo the game
Hitchcock. fofr1er postmaster rener-
81. and his associates have posIcd u
fplfeIt Of tii.s 600 THAI they viii start
drilling on 5000 acres they have un-'
der lraft IN the I'fuirir Hprinas dis
trict ~ ZEN. Is. TncT have on
ialncd 4 report from y A sur. n well
known ~ftri0fIst. or their hand. lie.
aaincd a rct1tttIon N. Texas. where
he a said y have hat 50 per cat in
report oil fields.
This Sunshine on which
HIsQ has io.eot aefce under lease IN
The Vicinity u scccrro has posted a
dcpoeit with j. Lawson the they VIII
start drilling on or before Feb. ib.
They have reports from y. Sanchez
on their land ana this feoloslst. like
the ofher1. finds that fherc h oil
~rttncIcrc IA the county.
Mr. Hickey helIefc8 BY spring So
Zorro county VIII be the GENE % the
Hrealest OH Development In The state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

ncing as judge and clerk OF the eiec-
lion ~ officials Tor the y. Al. r. A.
Also the teachers are choosing by bal
lot the city where the iss0 convcn-
ton wili be held. Before "a teacher
can vote he h rcuuirea 10 submit for
Mr., Hohhing' inspection his recefpt
Tor this year's dues. After Judge
tiefk Nohhine lnnprcia u he clips on
n ccrner with hia aheafs. THAI indl.
that he has voted. ny no mis-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

chance could he repeat" coz course
he wouldn't care to1 ar. Robbins
then hands the teacher a regularly
printed ballot The ballot contains
IN. nnncn OF the nominee FOR office %
the y. ~. ~ A. Alro the names OF
the ritiea Of Albquuerque and SANTA
Fe. The teacher fetires 10 one % the
six reeular election booths that hnvs
been provided. and makes a mark ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

the square opposite the NAMES which
They wish 10 vote.
"a IL sail that nearly all Of the
tenchcr~ who have heen IN ule state
any 4cnEth o. fitae. vote IN have the
1890 convention held u Afbuquerquo.
fhrt those who are neW w tae. state
are voting 10 have me ~cant4ufl0n
held IN Santa 10 beonSe fheyi hlt,s
never visited there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

Ia an exaggerated form OF Grip. LAX-
ALIVE BROMO QU1NINE Tablets
should be taken in larger doses than
il prescribed for ordinary Grip. 4
good plan IN not IA wait until YOU
are sick, hut PREVENT 1T by taking
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
lets In time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

Afiss Hess r. Peacock, head Of the
biology u~epat4safnt 81 the Roswell
high hcbont y a~tfendluE the y. NJ.
y. Hea4iona hnro.
Members - thc Kew Mexico Asso-
e,e{lon ior sqisnee which met At the
lnlteftIff ttHterulW and this morn.
Ing tool lunch a. the students dining
hah on ite campua.
The state Hoard Of Education Is
heldlns = meeting today at the Al
tarAdo Ihepe ave between 20 and
50 applications FOR teachers certi1
Gates. which are being considered. The
n-e1hers ~ the board who are In
sttendAnce include Governor LARA
yolq. Sfpfe superintendent Wagner,
Anlodo Ghaves, Albuquerque; D. w.
Wilrots ftrsweli. Jose y. senn. Santa
r. and Mrs. Josie Lockard. Ration.
Curry county teachers and the faS
ullg ~ the Clovis schools were enter
tanned this afternoon from four 70
.lx 81 the home Of Mrs. I. L. Mabry.
Mrs, Mabry. Mrs. !. G. Mersfelder,
and Mrs. G. J.. Snyder. who were ali
formerly OF Clovis, being joint host
eEscs. DE-. FTank Roberts Of las
Vegas. superintendent Bickey o.
Curry county. and II. Y. Iarkin were
also present.
The banquet OF the scholmasfer'r
Cub was held n tho Y. NJ. G. a. last
night The toasimahfer was j. W.
wagner aunerIntondent OF Public In
Htructlon, Speakers were Congress.
mar ~ G. Hernandez. DIR. Lotus -.
Conman OF tho University OF Mime
sofa, pr. Henry SunEnllo OF the Uni
NersilY Of Washington. Professor
Hiram Hudley OF Mesilla Park, and
President David 8. HID OF tho state
university.
The new members OF the School
masters. Club elected last evening
are; ~ n Pope. D. p ~ Rice. W. O.
Hnlh @. u. Jones, l. G. Rhoadea, n.
Upton. George Ioueee, Y. y. Nc
J. =. fanders. G.. w. Mottineer
Y. g Bonney. J. W. Wilson and CfR.
Grover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

You won't hr SATISFIED untn you and
W TO BILLS SHOP. Alhuqucrquc's
s~,icccasful Ciotaes Cleaners.
Phone $50.
sf5 SoOth SccSJud -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-25

~ATHENa--A plot 10 assassinafs
Premier Fenlteloa wnn discovered.
Many ARRESTS were made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30
Stock Markets
FIXTURES of the Days Dealings in AL
She Isadina Sfoeiss

Eev To-k. Dee. 9.-wfth cal money
lrrr,nr from l2 ID 3 per cent ana
.aca 20 Is per cent. anu 10 81 per eeNL
ltd frr short time loE'iE. the STOCK ma.
sci today experienced another setoach
= w.,ich ynRuv .recsnr gains were wnoilg
"e.inCuished
The SITTER money tendencies occasioh-
~ ll-Ie surprise. despite iasi s2luT
iAr favorable bank statement II was
sen lily anticipated that local AND m
.-lor banks would And II necessary 10
t:euTi hen their RESOURCES 10 meet SdA-
lE-v interest and divi1end payments
conse-vative ffnaTciai circles II Ma
etiy predicted that the early Wet X
r che new year would witness fufther
drances in interest and discount rates.
S'Jh arIanua.it ssineH1ng OF nuelai-"iis
Z " c1rnInercia1 paper
'ther develupInents winch save mo-
'n@ntum 70 the days extreme declines
4 wo 20 six points fncIuat'a TIE puplI-
Stiurl of numerous unfavuraDie slat--
cents al. rzIiroad earnings for NoVeIn-
and -urt her unstable conditions III
7"e3Eu exchange.
.pgia..ntasiy t1ae Eank of England
-@k.7 statement revealed heavy de-
-zsa n linHiIitY RESERVE and the Amer
..en aullar went TO a higher premium IN
sr~s
r-iaers sought to exiract Z degree
-,uYnfur- rom the Forthcoming re-
-rs pf me railroads Ia private oper"-
~ 4ud a oroadenss.c demand for rail-
.sd equipment and copper. but those
actors exer.ed little more than tempo
utiuence
@-1a, shares we've relatively strong
. d f.-w speeiaities- notably Amer
Sd wouien> the entire list rallyislE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30
MADISON

The annual business meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
was held Sunday afternoon ana the
officers elected for the coming year
We're: Superintendent. W ]. Foster:
assistant superintendent N. M
spear: secretary. Miss Mary Prince:
treasurer Miss Olive Moore. organ
lst- Mrs. Ethel Nichols; chorister. z.
K Moore: superintendent Of primary
department. Miss Annie HartweIl;
assistant superintendent of primary
department. Mrs A n Holden:
teacher Of training department Rev.
william Wood: evangelism, Miss
Hartwell; temperance instruction. &.
W, Heald; president Sunday school
missionary society. Mrs Nettle Nor
riH; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. G.
". Haynes: superintendent Of Home
department. Mrs. Laura Brooks: su-
perfntendent Of cradle roll, Mrs. Hol-
den.
Rev. william Clements closed a
three-year-s pasturatesof the Madison
Free Baptist church Sunday. MIR.
Clements las accepted a call to tl,e
church in Onieyville. r. l.. and viii
leave town this week for his new
work.
Deputy Sheriff Elmer Adams left
town Friday for Augusta. where ne
viii take foreign resident. sent
from this place to the insane llospi-
tai. TO New York for deportation.
Mr.. aid Mrs Ingleton Schenck. Jr..
of Boston have been the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W Fl. Lake and other
reiarlyes for the past few days
3. *. Henderson. who has been
making a brief visit with his family
in Madison. returned Saturday after
noon 10 WatertowIl. N. Y. where he
is superintendent of woolen mill.
MRS. susan Weston Of Wilton is
passing the holidays with her moth
er, Mrs Saran J. Weston.
Rev. .. 3. Holt was the guest AT
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W
Haynes during his stay in Madison.
Pruf. Earl .. Merrill of the Stale
Normal school in Machias in visiting
his parents. Mr. ana Mrs. G. ". r.
Merrill
District superintendent =. b. Holt
If Auburz preached IN the Methodist
EpiBcopal church sunday mnrning
and evening. AT the close Of The even
ing service the first and second
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30

poRK-steRdy mess f7o2Q4750, family
a2O0a :.sG. a,--r.z,.r,
aI-rTER-Firrn: receipts S11a tahs
creamery higher than extras t1xm'l- az.
extras - score. I: dI-sts 6l1Sss, pack
ing stock current make No = a.
EGGS-l nsettled receipts 0E4 fresh
gathered extras 74a7s' extra firsts '1a
-S: frsts 7pd71, state. Pa and nearby
western hennerv white first TO extra
--aSo: do browns 767-S' do. gathered
browns anu mixed coiurs 7417a.
POTAT0ES-Fir-Tn. Bermuda No. !
bbl. 1ID9uIl5n: Virginia late crop obl.
49onfaa: Maine mo lbs 5Raasse; state co.
DnnSeo: Long Island do. ag5qs-..s; Jersey
sweets No. / basket r15d250; southern
No. ! bbl. 4pgG50e.
CABBA GES-Steady; white per bbl.
3Dnm459: Danish per ton 5Soed@71: red
Der Dbl. 316diaa-
STEAR--Raw steady; cerlt-1f uE-al
rs: refined steady: cut loaf Hat; crush
ed 1n25: mould a gah; cubes Ga, ANAA
powdered 9Z standard powdered SIS;
fine granulated and diamond A se: CON
fectioners' 500; No. l soft sugar $50 all
OLD crop prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30

Miss Lrda Hall was rendered 4
progressive shower Sunday afternoon
IN honor of her approaching marriage
10 sherman L. Berry of waterville.
The Rests assembled at the home Of
Mr.. Myr'on White on High street and:
Miss Hail. who was summoned 10 the
home for few minutes. was very
much surprised to find her friends
awaiting her The house was pre1-
tily decorated with red hearts The
gifts were taken To the hrid--eiact
by little Maurine. Mrs. White
daughter. who hauled them into the
room in a little cart, decorated with
hearts and cupidE- Refreshments of
fancy crackers and punch were
served.
On leaving the house the guests
were asked 70 the home af Miss
Gladys Shorey on Main street The
rooms were decorated with hearts
and white crepe paper. "A short poem
was read telling the guest of honor
where she would find gifts placed
about the house. this taking up some
time Refreshments of sandwiches
in- roam. where the table was sfrewn
with hearts. The guests left the
Shorey home telling Miss Hail they
were going. home. She bid them
goodbye and went 10 the home of
Miss Edith Marden and having been
in the house but a short time went
into the pariur. where the girls she
had Just left were again awaiting her.
The gifts were piacsd On a Christ
mas tree and given to her by Mrs.
Lester Nye VINO Was entertaining
with Miss Marden. Refreshments Of
ice cream ana cake were SERVED. A
wedding cake was cut. Miss Elinur
Hall receiving the ring. Miss Vera
Small the penny and Miss Madeline
Saiia the thimbie.
Miss Hall received many beauti-
fui and useful Gifts frum her
friends and a pleasant afternoon was
passed by ali. Those present were
the Misses Lucy Weeks. HaEei Wick
cry. Elmer faall. Hsen and Christine
Bropily, Marion Woodwortfi. Vera
small. Amy Hernpn. Alice L.add-
Madeline 5ailn. y-rna Curtis. Mrs.
"a. &. HaIl Mrs. 4. Il. spencer, Mira.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30
kENTS HILL

A delightful occasion was the gaxher-
ing Saturday afternoon of about -
young ladies AZ the heme of Miss En-
ma strout, where they gave a var1es,
shower TO Miss Blanche Dow in view
Of her approaching nuxf.1aUe To wnl-
ter Wiley Appropriate to the sennn
the gifts. uf which there were many.
were taken from Christmas tree IN In.
corner Of the living room. MiEs Dow
has been postmistrcss hare for a mum.
Der OF Years. her home mas been il
ahis place ali her life and she is one o.
our most popular Young ladies'.
The Christmas vacation of Two v,ekz
is II It's close. School for the wan,.~
term opens Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30

Boston, DEC. -.
BEEF-Chuiee whole cattle Ad25.
BCTTER-NortheFn creamery extras
r1tdT1S: western do. 7Da@1.
CEEEEE-New twins extras 32atdSs.
CpRN-No. yellow l6od162-
EGGS-Nearby hennery SsG&: west
ar-l extras SsGIS4.
FLOJR-Spring patents. 18Th sacks
145fsd I65e.
HAY-No. . timothy 32n3S.
LAMRS-Spring AfIgd255a.
OATS-Fancy 10 TO 42-Ih. SACKS ahsIE.
PDRK-Medium hacks 5slD.
OTATOES-Aroustook Green Noun
tains 2aa5ads4p per 1le-Ib bag; Conbiers
;.;;e..1s13225; sweet potatoes 30 basket.
-f-GAR-Granuiafed. wholesale gro.
GERS quotation. gaiSfa5e in bulk.
vEAL-Iaai6.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30

quarterly conferences of the year
We're held. On Sunday afternoon Mr.
Holt preached in the Methodist Epis-
cupal church in Starks
a government inspector has been
IN town the past few days. conduct
ing Investigations of the high cost of
living in this immediate VICINITY
], F. Withee and Benjamin Porter
went To Waserville Monday morning
10 attend 4 school of instruction for
census takers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30
> Chicago Cattle Market

HCGS-Receipte C. .o9e: L. 70 sc high
er Bulk 1Sgadlzi5: tup 1s2s; heavy 1880
ss2D: medium 14ea114-s; fight IaseH14Ib:
light lights 1gsad 1909; heavy packing
sews smooth Liza lsS, packing sows
rough lg5aI1. 1.ss5; pigs 1g7sail.:ss-s
CATTLE-Receipts $500 Estimated
tomorrow I5.9H; unsettled Beef steers:
Medium and heavy weight choice anA
prime lSi5G3Sxf; medium and good IN q
lS75; corrncn STsT1a75; light weight spod
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30

anu cnolce IS5eu w.; common ana me
alutn .., Nf'alSo0 Butcher cattle. Heifers
ss~a l4la: COWS az5ml.5o: canners ana cut
tsrs aZ96rs2o, veal calves I55ad lssa: feed
sr steers 7oaa 1ao.s stouker steers spd
81 1f-hP-heeeipts Se.'so Estimated to-
morrow DOOp: firm La-nhs IfsF4Igs,.,.
cnils and common 12e0dl51a Ewes: Me-
alum and good Se36r1i9e; culls anu cam-
mon 450h86
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-30

Frank HeSelton Baker son of Dow
C. and Emily Russell Baker, died at
the hospital in Augusta Saturday,
after long Illness. Mr.. Baker Was
born in Skowhegan. August 3, 1871.
I'd his early life was spent N that
town, where he received his educa-
Jien. after which he took a business
course at the shaw Business College
in Portland. Mr.. Baker was widely
known 20 the travelling public. hay
ing been in the hotel business since
a young man. starting out under the
leadership of his uncle. Frank Hesei-
ton Of Skownegan, and has worked
in many of the leading hotels in this
State and several winters in Flerida.
He leaves to mourn his loss. one sis-
ter, Mrs Onie Banks. of Belfast
Ne: one uncle. Sullivan Russell: and
many cousins in and around Skow-
hegan. besides many friends. Fu-
neral viii be held in Congregational
church. Island avenue Skowhegan.
Tuesday. Dec. 50. at II A. NJ, and
burial viii be in Blosmfieid cemetery.