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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
MERGER THANKS
U. S. FOR BELGIAN
{ RELIEF IN NEED
Saint of Belgium Makes First
Public Speech After Arrival
in America.

BALTIMORE, Sept. lin an ad-
dress to an assemblage which packed
the Lyric Theatre here Tuesday night,
Cardinal MERCER, primate Of Belgium,
thanked America for its great support
Of his country in time Of trial and ap-
pealed for the continuance of its help.
1t was Cardinal Mercier's first for
NAL address in this country. He came
here, he said, first. to express his ad'
miration for America; second, to ex-
press his gratitude, and third, to ex'
press the need of American help for
the social reconstruction of Belgium.
America" said the Belgian prelate.
had no territorial, financial or politi-
cal interest in the war; rather was she
bound by her traditional policy to keep
herself aloof from every European
conflict; America had in her boom a
proportion of citizens of German orl-
gin, and appeared to a foreign obserV-
er, rather as cosmopolitan agglomer-
ton than one homogeneous unit, but,
this wonderful country showed herself
to be animated by one soul, permeat-
ing all the parts of her immense or
ganism and giving to all the individ-
uals the same high ideal, the strongest
bond of social unity. the ideal which
church, Saint Ambrose, defined in this
brief and splendid motto: Above all,
honestly
Saw BeIeium's Suffering.
America saw Belgium struggling
and suffering for honor! America
could not help esteeming, loving. ad-
miring Belgium; she esteemed, loved,
admired Belgium not in words, but IL
deeds.
Gwen as Belgium was in 1914, the
providential instrument to bar the way
to the invaders, in order to allow
France and England to concentrate
their forces against the German colos-
sus, SO was America in 1917, the main
providential factor of our final victory.
Relgium's Homage.
Accept, please, this resolution, as
an homage Of our feelings Of admira-
ton and gratefulness, towards your
valued troops who saved our liberty,
and towards Herbert Hoover's COM
mission for relief in Belgium which
saved the very life of many of our
Belgian families"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
jersey, Ind.

Miss Irene Linkel and her Sunday
school class held their picnic Sunday
in Mrs. Crocker's woods. Mrs. Sarah
Fry OF Huntington, Ind, and Mrs.
anna Darr, of Hamilton, are visiting
MI. and Mrs. Silas Elwell at Bath.
MRS. Laura Bandendistel, Miss Iona
Hoag and Miss Margaret Kimble of
Indianapolis, motored to Liberty on
Monday afternoon and called on Mrs.
Bell Masters. Pearl and Herschel
Cromwell are attending school at Fair
field. Rev. Coddington spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
FRANK Templeton.. George Belmain
and family of Fairfield, are spending
the week with Frank Cromwell Mr..
Belmain is assisting Mr.. Cromwell
with the farm work. Farmers are
busy cutting corn and sowing wheat
this week. Mrs. Emma Lackey,
Mrs. Laura Bandendistel, Miss Iona
Hoag, Miss Margaret Kimble and Mrs
Bertha Lamar called on Mrs. Ethel
White and Mrs. Jackson Monday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Lack
ey and son ClOyde, Edward LIE Mar,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace LeMar at
tended farmers meeting at College
Corner Monday evenig. Bud Poh-
lar OF Suma, lis the guest of Henry
Pohlar and family. Horace Lamar,
Mrs. Mary Harline. Lewis White and
family, Ray Miles and family, Charles
McMahan and Fred Brookbank and
family and Walter Pohlar and wife
were in Liberty Saturday.. -. Herbert
links and family spent Sunday with
John Steinard and family. .Herschel
Lamar returned home from Shelby
Vile Saturday evening. Miss lola
Doty began her studies at high school
at New Bath, Monday. Mr. and Mrs
Walter Dubois and Will Minor called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lamar Satur-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Bandendistel and Miss Iona Hoag
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Penti-
cost in College Corner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Newkirk spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyle Barnes in Liberty.
.... Earl White and family spent Sun
day with Ellis White and family.
Frank Cromwell and family, George
Belmain and family of Fairfield and
Miss Emma Belmain motored to
Richmond Monday. Lewis White and
family spent Sunday with Forest
Weers and family near Dunlapsville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
4I9 EGGS From
20 Mou|ting Hens
MIR. DOuEherty Got This Result in One
Month. Plan Is Easily Tried.

II tried Don Sung and the results
were far past any expectations. l got
419 eggs in 80 days from 20 hens
while moulting. l think this is Won
derful record, as they hardly laid at
all before while moulting. Frank
Dougherty, 594O E. Eleventh street,
Indianapolis.
MI. Dougherty bought 81 worth of
Don Sung tablets in October, and
wrote the above letter in November.
Figure his profit on So dozen eggs
from hens that formerly laid little or
nothing.
This may sound to good to be true,
but it costs nothing to find out.
Well make you the same offer we
made him.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. If you don't
find that it pays for itself and pays
you a good profit besides, simply tell
US and your money will be promptly
refunded. Don Sung (Chinese for egg
laying works directly on the egglay-
ing organs, and is also a splendid
tonic 1t is easily given in the feed,
improves the hens health, makes her
stronger and more active in any
weather, helps her through the moult,
and starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days and if
it doesn't get you eggs, no matter
how cold or wet the weather, your
money will be refunded by return mail
Get Don Sung from your druggist or
poultry rehedy dealer or send so
cents for package by mail prepaid.
BurreI-Dugger Co, 168 Columbia
Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
Vatican Choir Here
For Stay in America

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Sistine
choir of the Vatican, possibly the old
est organization of its kind in the
world, arrived in New York Tuesday.
Several thousand of people welcom-
ed the choir at the pier. including 800
children who are members of the choir
of the church of Our Lady of Mount
Carmel. Because of an order of the
pope that the Vatican singers should
not stay at a hotel or public institu'
ton, the choir was driven in automo,
biles ia St. Francis Xavier seminary
where they will be lodged during their
stay in New York.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
Pershing, Ind.

Miss Mildred Kocher spent few
days with her aunt in Cam bridge City.
Mrs. William Tatman is spending
a few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Kocher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Drier, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ehe started
for trip in the east Sunday, where
they will spend a few weeks. The
Odd Fellows are improving their
building with a fresh coat Of paint.
....Clyde Hollingsworth, Of Browns
willie, spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rusk, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hunt and daughter, Vir-
ginia, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Lamot and family. :. . Miss
Bessie George is spending a few weeks
with her aunt and~uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Laws. =. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Taylor and family spent last week
with relatives in Elwood. Mrs. Hen
ry Wills spent last Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Neff and daughter, Mabel,
of Newca stle. >. Mrs. Maud Molen,
Of the state Of Washington, is spend
ing few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Condo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17

Infants and Children's Capes
and Coats. We can save
you money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
Chorus Singers Classed
as Contract Laborers" by
U. S. Department of Labor
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Uralio Bod
nj, Italian tenor who was detained at
Ellis Island on his arrival here last
week, has been ordered excluded from
the country by special board Of in
quiry, it was learned Tuesday on the
ground that having been engaged as
a member of the Metropolitan opera
company chorus at SIS week, he is a
contract laborer.
His detention followed issuance OF
a new order by the Department Of La
Dor that chorus members were to be
classified as contract laborers" and
not artists" According to immigra
ton officials, Bodinnis case is the first
to be reviewed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17

Frank Kindermen and family of Dub
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Frazer and
son, Gerald, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Smoll-
er and daughter, Dorothy and Mr. and
Mrs: Austin Morgan and daughter
Cleo. Miss Edith McMahan, teacher
of the Stevens school visited Saturday
and Sunday with her parents of near
Centerville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17

27O7-This will develop well in
lserge. with trimming of satin or silk
at Is nice also for Jersey cloth, velour,
mixtures land plaid or check suiting.
This is slip on" style. The sleeve
may be finished in wrist or elbow
length.
The Pattern IS cut in sizes "a, SO,
3S, 40, AZ, "A and 46 inches bust
measure. Size SO requires 54 yards
of So inch material. Width at lower
edge IS about 21s yards.
A pattern Of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt Of 10 cents
in silver or stamps.
Name ...................
Address ...................
City ....................
Size ..................
Address Pattern Department FaIIa.
dium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
MANY FOOD PRoFlTEERs FINED.
(By Associated Press

LONDON, Sept. Ito the present
more than 336 profites4e have been
convicted by the Stepheny Food COM
mittee and have paid fines amounting
to $4,000 while four have served terms
in prison. The newspapers insist that
more prison sentences are needed to
bring the high price traders to their
senses.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
kILBANE x. O.'s BURNS

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Sept. II
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight cham
pion, knocked out frankie Burns, in
the fifth round of scheduled eight
round bout here tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-17
LEONARD VS.. DUNDEE

NEWARK. N ]. Sept. 17-Benny
Leonard, worlds lightweight boxing
Champion. and Johnny Dundee of New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
Ys9 Opportunity
kebo farm
foa SAFE

YDu have heen dreaming and planning
fnr a little hume IN the cpunrv ana
sDaar We offE vyH fSr s4se ffrEf sisne
4 ebU Fern. We expert tins ma 70 sef
me 1nrm necals v0u cAn i've here and
work Ia Gardner and be hume every
nfefff. ar yur czn ssRy -7Etf AZ hunne
and earn f-um 81 70 - 4 OSAk. Farm
SITUATED IN PtCUnn grErippElng Na17di-
mar ind Tnguk. q miles e<Dm Gardiner.
Cnms ur,anie hYick house. ruuMs- q -
sne6, carriage hDuse. Hassie ana large
nR-n- all c1nnectad; n acres oe1f iAnii
IN Name E1xfsnf V0na lc1 On main
r1nd To pay fbr piAre- Finest wafHr IN
the wnfad. DaA897fui snn6e and MISSILE
orchard, % fruitful aprle C~es. Cult
waited srrzWbe-H and 1zEnes-ies.
btneher-iez and ner-ieF of MI KINDS IN
abundnnce. ? zerzs uf GRIM ana al
kinds Of csusn, q INNS uf ci0re- haT.
AL fur - and une-haif Mnw r.uxnm
On neee- AM. II YOU W4M1 q Ane
herd af cUWs. chichens, tram, tgnla.
NhfllitzrEa nnd dinner On tie tnhi&. aJyexk
quick. fhr s1his n yntsF uSsl11n1unifr sra
- Mvife F-ur 70 cusIse ana &c lCfs Musn
e 49,. - 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

New York. T1me Dun tomorrow
VIII say
With ne sfgnrnE or he peace r.eH-y
wfIirs, IS nuf trnnineuE after months II
waiting, Ea7ewavs of commerce ttE-
have lunc been cursed vii ne ,.uDenr,;
ana tIrUagier Yrre-eEr r.atie RELATIONS per-
mlrzesi Behind thF domestic business
-evrval Inn is vlEoruIaIv n prpgleas
there is non arlv the practical Assurance
rf anusile- res- Of agricultural Drnspe--
ffr ant The present cxcsTrirnRa --tHti
distribution IN Tins cpunT-r nut alsn
E.Irupp fjeyyendenre uuBn American
markets tIr .,rufftic1s nepsfrs CURING tne
Recommendation ara and Il is siEn;ncant
that me eIyur- -Hn RI already expand
me II nalv HuK-tH-s- The result af
mr. ENLARGED nnne and tr--'En sesnHnris
rs u frn-f~ se-n n tsfe increasing SCARCITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
MarstOn E Brooks
WANT
Heeler. heel bufnisheE.
heel t.cker, and nm T.
joiRt shoes.
Mime Denfzgts EJECT
Officers at kHnehuniDnr,

kannebunkpur-. Ne. June IT,
The annual convention of the Mn1oD
Dental Society came 20 "A cfuse cuGv
viii; the election IF officers. VIVA
resulted az follows:
President. Fred p Graves. Sass.
vice president. Edward A. Sheehv.
RumfCrd. secretary. Bernard e.
GruHam. Portland. r-easr-er. Irving
E Pendiet1n. lewiston. executive
committee L F Briggs. Banxur.
Ha-uid I. Smith. Portland. L. 4
Lafond. Lewiston. & P. Clifford.
Portland. u. H. Small. Kennebunk-
port; chairman Legislative commit
fee. Henry A. KELLEY. Portland.
The concluding addresses ~~
made by Or Victor Il jackson, New
York. Dr.. Kur- L ThnEfsaH. Busrfz.
and cr- s z Jeffrey. Salem. Maaa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

Capt Samuel n. ~ aNohuid. aafe
Captain Samuel 2. W,aAefeid dsed
"Wednesday evening al The BH-n city
nuspstai. afrer nlness of Ri,uur rnre
weeks. a surgical operation beng
performed bui failing n save hrs
Life He Was born n Bath - wears
aEu- Was enucHted IN raa pus,lir
schools ana learned the marhin,sts
trade Ee earsy becriife Interested n
military matters ant served WIKI the
5ath Bows Brigade the Evie Light
Guards and 4ih CO.. c. A Z. He was
lieutenant n that crsmpany when
drafted on July "a 1sI-- bein: sens :,
FGt Baldwin a. the muufh sf The
Aennebec- He vas E1neferrsd. %
Fm- Lerest, Porrfznd, then ~ Furf
wi',tnms. He was culhn.iRsiunsd a
c8rtain IN the fan ~ M and was
di-charsed April q 1sla A widsw.
eaughtsr, Marion. nged -. me ea1l,er
and one sisfe-s Minis Frances Wake
tieio Of BAH survive
Tvs Nsndirps u Eiiswsyfss
LaeuI Ray TMhhesman of Wr~
York r.cenfty discharged trum the
United States Navy. and Mise Emil
lie Young. dnncing teacher and mr-'
siciRn. n Tfent0n we're n1afriea 6r
Few. h . Masfhe~s ~ EllEwus-h
and veal Il Raymond. local fnris-
and Nlss Heien r Neatly were mar
ried a the Nsaiiv reaide1feE by Rzv
s W Surron Of the Enst1-ian chrr-.h
GsnMicS -Andrsa~s webbing. Bangor
Nelson Byron Cammick we'll
Hh0wn - Me aFue BaG4ne2 ID lRafse
formerly Ut Eaap0rt nov II Sanger
VILE. and Alas Eellk =. Andrews II
HAstks wers 1nnxr1nA w1anan1n1 u
G1nr u 1Ax. 4 Z lA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
PROMISE OF FOREIG
SERVICE UNTIL JULY )

Portland Ne, June Client CuI-
unel Futerx the armr recruiting n
acer n charge IF the Name ana View
Hampshire district announced to
azy t!1ar n had recesred orders f-cm
Washington 70 the ehecr that ap-
pln-anrs fw enlistment fsr service
IN France and Germany would Ne
extended iris privilege until md
night. July J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

TsrfCa n, June =.
E0GE-Recsipts @.gs Market active
rrlIiy u ~ - asnte higner EiRn yesler-
days average ToB I4e Bulk of safes
DGoMIE Heavy weight AEAzf8: me-
dium Wnsniit XABHNE: lieilt WeigfIt -
GNa: hight lights 1lE'5E .l1E, heavy pnck-
M saws. smooth. .NuqDo nsCkiug
sgwr ruuEf ls5h1HN: rigs rsg4tkN
cATTlE-Rereiras 4EN Beef serE-s
sfanSav 20 srrunE. DUtcsie- sss,ek seaaAy
IN s GENIE iSWer. Calves ann taedeTs
stenar Tru stHEfE A:50EF4 HeAa
sfcsrF Medaun Snd heawy Weie1nf
cne CO Rfd usfsBe f4inais@ me{lsuan and
asua --5eMas0: csmmnn and gUBd I'M
III: ligsH weight god and cadic4 -
Ii, ctsHsmsiH ana u1edi1tin HR
Duxrhur cux.ia. 1aaznKs nou1; O0U
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

Nrw vsrs. Isiffe =.
wEFA-Srrf uEse,si leo rev Na-
req ~ ; tracks expur-. sfl isinezf
July Il
CrEy-srrt sHEv- w, vetl~~ - ard
Nn wsfYte y@ a View York.
0ATS-agWf eHEHs M ! white "a
LAEr-Easle.: msitiIe wr.st !4sEsnsHS-
E-a-rCNSTFC TE~nspt.iPe wine
summer rsiiuw sa~1 -: .3u!y 1Ss, sep
tsmhe- tn Decembeg III.
ET-TEE-- nEnr-Sed- -~ceiuts FL
+,rfys- ,--rauerr fiiEhsr ti1Hn extras e &c
"a r,rrra, % scure n - 51s, first ~ II
=, hacking Stock current make No
4:.s 20 g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

EHfcAEn. .3uxfe
-he cusn mHrhet wsRker.u rrsnay. l.
urifiHr,nn ca--ytnE the 1uir deliver
r1nrN than me cent iEws- Traufng was
mot Uf iar-e HrupurrianK. hrwere-, aad
rsrile t41e distant fnantsls 1ec.fnea with
Jssiyrfleir recovery WIRE mure prunnnnc-
ed The clnse was sseadr and FIR al hut
the nearcr meufh we'll awar --rTn r-le
q iuwe- 70 ! cent higher with July r-si
20 "a. September T.5s 70 -sa4- end DE-
c.,ntsr fas 10 In Oats cinsen m
chnneed 10 cent lower. ana p-rvis,0ns
ciused n cnnts t,Eh Id cents lower.
pork r-gfafsring the gain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
UNITY

wES--M-s. y. s Junes ana son
Clifford went 70 Augusta EundAy- J.
8 Jones. VIM has been Staying with
tnsm t1r a number of weeks. accum-
Dharel them. and ne remained there.
ar. ana Ms Elmer Perkins and
little son of TassHiburo were sun
day callers a. Z p Fosters
M and MIS- E Thompspn of
Pir-sfieid Visited her mother Ms
E.Ilmaa. "Wednesday Mrs Hillman
accompanied rssem hnlne ST q visit
J. s Jones r-cnnriv PASSED a few
rHys vIsir1nr n B1fh and Bruins
wick-
wYniam 3. West rum CuIbv Cn,-
leEe is passing a few dnye Al L ?,
Fosters.
Gesree Geraid and suna were
Thursday vsirnrs IN Belfast.
Miss Leora P-enriss sf Benton has
BEEN visiting IN the home Of J. 8.
Jones fur few dAys.
Esteiie Parkhurs1 il passing . few
DAYS n nume-
Ms. Elmer Perkins and little sBn
Of yassaiburo visited Tuesday with
ner aunt Hrs. L. ?. Foster and fam-
ziv.
Ms. c. c. Fowler vim nas been n
Bangor for the past two WsalEG. re-
turned home Thursdzy.
J. " Waning hRe purcha1ed the
z K Aurch piare. Ar. waaing md
family plan 70 m0re into their new
home during The hrfar par4 u the
summeY
e. K March has purchased J Il
Wanines piace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

Sus; On. : uns
EEEF--hocs w'Ipie cattle tSH-
E---EE-N arae-1 cGeagns.rv extras
NE w.rfs-n dc 11aT@
CEETEESew WINS extra -
caEN-Nn vsiluw aTE
EGGS-NeH-br nsrne-y NFG; weH-
en- tin. Sahal-
FLFaC R-SurfnE patEnts. 18Th SecAS-
Ia4tnl -a-
EAy-Nn. r.mp1nr sssd4ss.
LAEg-SnrrnE S6se
0A-SFanc~ - IN 9Th. links s-Ms~s-
rElE-Mezfinyn hacks E1b.
povATCE-oin. per fRa iiss.. -a-1oRts.
5ar1m
>vEAE--nnuIased. wholesale. 80
-,e- rrs npunris IN bulk.
vEA~3aID-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

EEGSI-egniR-; receipts S.5M cases:
tres;. sasneyen extras Il 70 u: first 50
ID sss, STATE. Pa. and Nearby western
hennerr white fine 70 fanrv y "a q an-
w.rfte nrfyinarv To prime q - 70: brown
= N 70. gathered nrnwn ana mixed cui-
.rs - 70 -
Hermu3A Ind
W. 70 TNi; southern La 70 m; Je:-sey
sweets tRssE1s 1T To 10
CAEEAGE-Lrwe-: southern. c-s-s
y 70 Is.
SJEAR-Raw sseaffr centrifugal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

ZN6sS: cHnnesS and cu1-srs SWui4h'
veas calves. Isgnr ana handy weight
T-E61EN AsssSE- stes,s g15d1-'a; siprker
sis.ers Sssn-T
SEMEF-Esc-iprs 1s.m Genprni:r
s,easv TIM laurhs --s5 Lanbs. lbs.
down lassnj-:R cplls anu common SsA
40 TeE-iinE we-tr-s IfrSlTS,a. Eve
Medium, good ana rnuicH 8h6&s. calls
ana common sanfee, breeding ewes -e'a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

'sz'u-.s af r.,e Days Deziirgs IN Al
ere learing Stocks
lew -o-f Lime L--hat speculative
I,s-ns;s az a.mBst whbil- drpsnnen-
ne movement o. money YVES sss-sS-
~ iins--E.eu tstfaE me strsCE ,na--
{ IAt,Dr verv generally ana trad
= s-E-dGnE ue-srr:Sfr Is the rales
: q <unaE -eiAxssn-
ne I-srtnE for inHns WIS n - 7rr
7use uupfHssuns relnE the irwesl
pa -a9ns nj the week.. and. me rfuN
--r@'l e1- nj all. TRANSACTIONS made IN
= L. mid river until the csrTIinE
RES. -ates yzr with yesse-,iH-' s n'Eh
I nH- t-sr1 afG me previHtiE day
- ant. znd bespeak a taVnr2i'ie
uHnk sfaternent. indicating aisp
= 1sx- week nn1d--eH- SETTLEMENTS
~ '-ssr iE-relr ansscipEred-
rvs Was 1u.v enc nrfsWornr ex-
sclc- = tts higher ursusE arnisved.
50 &rrfng throughout the session
-, -1rewed weakness N Baltimore q
~ r.1irn exysertet,ced rrar.iae- ! qui5ta-
=. " ne pAsssnE NJ the cv11mHn CIV
hzrule- Mstprs was zEnfn the sser-
-el-Sr tszt.fse. adding an extreme gan
|. !. rsinss 20 reHe-days advance OF
: @efle-ai M0fUre irving 5. Stu0enaksf
arr rt:er muIurs ana kfntfred shares
WINNIE
airing sfeess. equipments shiuptngs
- ianacccs overnight gains t one u
"a -~r-sts were mAcie. seW ssseEiAafSes
" l'l.-l.s sharing 10 q like extent.
9''ae-'caa Wunien ana metals ees rrreG
= a2--~e inE. hour, The Sor7ner MAk-
= : ri--fed re of s. pUes.cs- rrrpers
.s-aifs = n !. hui other leaders, Inciud-
s Sxsel- reacted --1C-aunEar IN
--,'s- ewo prints On mJfff taxing
.ts ar,rfrn,en "a s.B.SN en1reA
-as-s was NO ieA-up ID tine cDs6 uI,t-
@--hs- exports being announced -
sI'h 4Ene-'Ea anu Slasn- with ufort-
-nsI'ss-s. 9neiuuing C)rfsntRi efesnaA- a
..Aaas rum Liberty isSusss. which we're
sa.a-. sreAdinezs rnn.ked the da- n
.s-ssirns IN onnaA Eufx1 GRiak. par
siDt ssE-ega.ed an @.
-, D. run6s WEIR unchanged I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

F-sncs, demand 80 cables & n.
C.s,iiue-s demand . Ts-lh cables q
Lire demand S.@. cables p
Government bnn1s Irregular.
Ea.i.-,ad bunds sfenGy
T,i,pr trzns sr-,nE: 50 dKvs. 80 dH-s
ann SIX months DlG-
Can rnpne~ wexk siEn -. NV d III
.,r -s-r = ,Jnsrnz nla :. offered A So
- - .u1s ay.-pu-as1y,eE u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

= Watch for Store
Specials on hisP AGE

Augrstz merchants repssueus1ng dry goods
clothing, hardware and gruuRies He usng
regular classified service every dry u this
pase wssxA for znnouncznent IT stare spe-
Gals Ead profit thereby. A LITTLE swing here
and . E:=as saving there v;n nzks the dn1zr 20
little EfhG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28
J Government
Used Trucks
Standard Cnifx.

Standard CnifA
sed ny ne Emergency Fsest Cm4nA
-a-apn aoruc- mnn1hs To he snid ~
real RArsaEn Frsc@a. Also une new =.
TIM Chassfs al cuss THOMAS A. San.
DERs, Fidesiry Bling. Portland. IA.
Ph8ne ~ tuxNo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

YOUR 5NCE-iN-A-lIFE
OPPORTUNITY 70 MAKE McNEY
e 70 IF a iHY sare prpf.r sr-r The n~xc
% dErs taking critters fur CJmpieIe and
Finai Elslurv af Wsr-ld War. CONTAINS
fun peacr Terms and Leagre nj Nations
Covenant VI y4ges with s~e- ~ MAJ
ntfiue,I7 Illustrations including of3ic al
uirut nE-zphs FURNISHED by Ane-.Car.
Canadian British. French and TraIina
C5Drs -nInenLs- w--r-en nv Francis A.
March, WITH Inr-u6ur.lnn by General
fasvTun {. Ma--h. highest off'cer II
nsied Stz. es Amy. commended er
Secreta-v Of War Baker. contains Gen.
era. prrshings own stDrv q. ugrr sol
aie-x: everyone wrrts Cnnnpiete EastuPr
with fTlli Fence Terms we give you l
nook Free with earn IL 1UnSs vuH g-titH'.
% iHys cr.f;it: hisHeEf commiaHlun ana
nynrTpf sfi umertS- rrnriete hUoks NV
ready. SEND us ruu- orders " write NJ
snce for Free Sample outfit A dIifA&
MANI ACTJ FERS ADVERTISING
CO. G. North Washington ST, Bnstnn.
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

SHOWN by This F~s 9tzfiseIcd
mzp
We hnve pTErnrNu q sfArstscAa
map Ns Al n .ine Texan On
Flaifis wlrseh shows amount of pro-
duffifn. lnrati0n u producing Mup>
errr and Tuur eHac: chances N
lustng IN ycur INVESTMENT
This lszp sssWws ruu ruifr ciIancS
Of insins or winning 1uH as The
mur4ality Aigl&e of tire life fnBur-
nnoe companies show fsae average
RIFE N q anxn. Nct:rtnB ilIse II zanE-
wtlese elise
Send pUs<ni asking fur Hap aad
sus,e VIII - Askst 10 v0U win "ur
pesss,anl cs1nr1insenta
PRUDENTIAL tEcIMTIES
COMPANY
sesnlsn Bidn. ssoMsenSs. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-28

New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily ny
wAuwE secKEHAEE CO.
rs Wxtsr ST. Augusta
Phones IGlS-1Bls