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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

ing the players on their toes and go
ing at top speed all the time. The men
look up to aud respect him and that
also is big help
Alfred Vol Kolnitz former major
league ball player, who will be rcmem-
bered by local fans as an outfielder
on the Cincinnati club a few years ago
and who was with the White Sox
when he entered the army, has re-
eeived a commission as a major so
that Major Branch Hickey of the
Cardinals is no longer the only base
ball man to attain that rank In the
army. Major Vol Kolnitz is a clever
young man, and got into war work
shortly after the entrance of this ma
ton into the conflict. He held a
fine position in a munitions plant
near Philadelphia for some months,
resigning to attend an officers train
ing camp, at which lie won cap
tain's bars. He was promoted to his
present rank at n southern training
camp quite recently, but now that the
war is over, he contemplates return
ing to baseball in one capacity or an
other. next spring.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
FOUND

class tractor and sta
tionary engine repair shop. Saxon
repairing a speciality. Jack Garside
at the bat. Phone 455. J24
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

MY proposed public sale or "a regis
tered shorthorn cattle has been on
account of the FLU" indefinitely
postponed, probably until Feb.
will sell at private sale IS head of
registered Pcrcheron mares and stall
lions from one to eight years old,
two Shetland ponies. r. A. Soren-
son, |. X. t. Stock Ranch, Meridian
Idaho. Boise phone 10-R-t. If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
FOR SALE


FAMILY horse, single or double, home
harness ono collar), SIS. Gal Ash
st. Jan.25c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

CHIRCPoDY AND ELECTRoIYs
Is. Room 312. Overland. Dr. L. E Atm
strong ADV. II.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

FOR Pedigreed and registered
New Zealand Red rabbits. Phone
2D-R-3. -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

Eddie Collins. second baseman of
the Chicago White soX. who has few
II any equals in playing the middle
bag, thinks that Charles A. Comislley
made 4 Ten strike in naming William
Kid Gleason manager Of the team
in place Of Clarence Rowland.
He said recently:
The Chicago fans could not have
had better New Year greeting than
the announcement that Xii Gleason
would manage The White sox next
season.
He is a pepper box of baseball and,
besides knowing every angle of the
game, has the happy faculty. of keep
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED married man. work o.
stock or dairy ranch. Capable Of
taking charge. Practical irrigator.
Box 615. Nampa. Ida. J2fe
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

NEW home, furniture at bargain, if
taken quick. Phone 2412-W. J.2f
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

FOR SNLE-Loose hay. delivered.
Phone 1871. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
FOR RENT
Apartments

FOR RENT Furnished apt. Phone
1871 J2SI
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23

Sheriff Ada County, Idaho
Adv Thur. only--F'7
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-23
EVENING CAPITAL NEWS

Published every afternoon aud Sunday
morning at BOISE, Idaho. hy
THE CAPITAL MIN > fCBLtS HING
CO, LIMITED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

ss;aTes 81 the Gays Dealings IN AL
TIE Leading Stocks

Afw York. Aug. 2-Duilness and ir-
esaGF Price CHANCES were lie con-
neaous features OF toGay's STOCK mar
r. The volume OF BUSINESS dWfndla1
lit smallest tots! OF any full season
E.aay week.. saIks amounting IL unIy
s.st shares
Lnilke the previous day. the opening
rs hsa y evidently aS direct con-
eduehte of pressure from the short
fisfesl. which cenfered manly in Slezls
~ NE SHARES OF related groups.
hefeaiier the list rallied anu reacted
E'ernaieiy, equipments. oils and some
I Tue 3oGd issues as we'll as various
himpertant spee.alties help;ng TO STA
El.2e the rnarAet Rails. tonaccos and
sAery unciass1:1ed stocks moved ton
Fsfi.t. bui the tone at the close WAS
rm 10 strong, Baldwin leading At a
u o. &lrnas- seven points.
There We're no essential changes in
ahcanentai conditions touching upon
v sick market. call money remain ne
ohp2ratiNely easy despite rnisgsvtn :
sAiea BY the heavy withdrawal OF
sas.ai deposits
ne industrial situation was more ia
91abie 10 the extent that tine railroad
hopnsrl strike showed signs of early
h.lsTnent IN the east and prospects OF
ocal traction walkout were regarded
3 remote
AaainenA. capital undertakings were
epaftea. according to the formation OF
ssnolcaie for the sale of new United
A1es Humber stock. common Rumors
saIns with new foreign loans. with
ansatioIIs of a French municipal Of
s,Ms, we're said 10 ne premature In
asnisiiy exchange ON Paris was
sauy nrIne-. ans rates to other ina
.sSn; ceEters also improved.
uJhas were more steady than the
- isl. although Liberty issues
soso slightly and internationals were
Total sales. par value. az
ss,so Nl--7a!aN. United States bonds
sf Unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

with the Feast Of the Assumufion,
Blessed Virgin Mary Mans viii be
said at 5 O'Clock and sung at 10
with special music by the choir
aad Mrs- A B. Borden. organ.zst.
Seiectman Freeman Mills Of ST.
Adams and Attorney J. Howard
Haley of Har1fand were in town
yesterday relative to making ar
engagements for the appointment If
guardian for Mrs. Flora Clark #
st. Adams who has been serving
sentence At the State RefoFmatury
for Women here. Mrs. Clark was
sentenced in connection with an as
sauit case Tt In understood that
the appointment Of Albert Ward #
Hartland as guardian has been ask
ed for
John A Roberts. commissioner IF
agriculture and William L Walk
er. State senator. Of Skuwhegan will
be among the speakers at the Po-
mona field meeting at Lakewood
next Teusday.
The newly organized orchestra If
fifteen pieces including six viuiina,
two comets. two 'cellos. a double
bass. traps. trombone and piano
which ia being directed by ]. Alb
boff Kendall will give a concert IN
Convent hail prior to the departure
Of Prof. Kendall for the south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

Tie following real estate transfers
have lately been recorded at the
Somerset registry in the court house:
Madison-C. H Mckenzie Co. 20
Madison Wooden Co, land and build
ings on Maple street: A. Fl. Perkins
10 g. Fl. Cross. Lima Nj MeKenney
70 John ]. and William H Nelson;
Ls.vina B. Moore to Nellie M. -uwne
and Don NJ. Towne and A. E. Moore
Rockwood-Blin W. Page to sum
rer r. Hooper. land on shore of
Meoseheas lake
Jackman-John Rancan to Medic
Rancour; Addie NJ Boethin to Ed
ward Fortier; Couture Syndicate Inc.
To Michel Coutin: J. z. Leteilier 70
couture Syndicate Inc
St. Albars-Daniei H Southland to
Loantha B. Southland.
Binghafn-Isannah A Moore TO S.
3. Clark: Tilson II. Foss to John
McCoIlsr. Jr
Smithfeld-Frank Parsons ct al 70
Hiram Tobey
Mercer-Inex Fl. Stevens to Ger
trufie A Wade
Harfland-Alice NJ and Lula Fl.
Hunt to Carl Randlett consideration
15oO; Harriet e. Blake TO -. NJ,
Lancey
Palmyra-Ernest Rralev =, p,,-
lene Baglsv. undivided hale If tas
land On the road from Hartland >i3-
iaga to Palmyra.
Decentralization b. Rice ef N.w.
port to Perley M. Hanson. lana On
Csntral street.
New Portiand-rouid A. Porter oc5
Wallace Emery TO Forrest II. ana
chaxies L. Clark: Oliver z. dall Tn
Earle Feniason. tconRideraa ion sl6aN
Lexington-Geerge M. Churchill TO
Walter II. Pierce and Pauline c.
Fierce tproperty for support Of Mr..
Churchill and wife for the rest ~
their nvess: N. NJ. Luse TO A. ].
Dunphy.
Anson-seorge Fl. viies tn Willis
N. Viles; Xavier Talbot to Paul Tai
bot
Ripiey-E. Z. Seavey to John z
seavey consideration Szs,; VIM. r
Lombard to Harry D. Hatch. COM
siderzti0n $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

Falrfieid-Arthur P. Albums 10 Jo-
seph Thibodeau.
The Ferks-Geurgia Bean to Anni2
Bean consideration slSB.,.
Soion-Turner Buswo.i II Aubrey
KELLEY.
Mercer-Sarah Y. Cutting Of Mer-
Ger to John woodcock. one acre If
land on Bog stream, SIS consideration,
deed made October. 1873.
Skowhegan-Fran and Ahel E.
Thompson to Bertrics Daggett.
Mr. and Mrs. H A Bennett of West
Newton, Mass, have arrived to visit
with Mrs. BENEFITS sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Powers Merrill. Mr.. Ban
nett has business elsewhere in the
State but Mrs. Bennett viii remain
Tor about two weeks. Miss PHYLLIS
Bennett Is entertaining a party of
girl friends at the Bennett cottage. a
dne place on the east shore or Lake
Weser-unsett
John Lockwood. who was formerlv
a clerk in the New gkowhawnn
Honse. now living In Bangor, has
teen mere visiting his aunt, Mrs..
olive $. Dealey and with the faxntly-
ef John Cool and has returned to Ra.-
Gor Mrs lockwood and two chill
Gren are remaining for longer visit
at the Cool home.
DR.. and Mrs K. W. Smith ~ rraa.
port were visiting with relatives here
me nrst Of tins weak.
The August term Of somer..t r.u,.
~ Probate court convened Tuesday
1nenoon at the court house with
'uose G A. Small Of Madison pre-
slding. An unusual viii presented far
probate was the joint win of J, Henrv
MoiIlli and his wife, Emma A. Nor
I'll OF Cambridge. The win was pre-
senied by ]. Henry Morrill,. the sur-
V'vor OF the two. VIM asked m he
appointed administrator. This viii
was made On April 2. 1915. and Mr.,
morrill, died thu Same NINTH. IA davs
Ia'er The viii provides that after the
payment Of debts. expense az adrnin-
1sraton. etc. that thu urcperfv.
aeai' perspnal and mixsd. b. rtven
each to the other" The instrument
also bequeaths tina sum " seea to
Inc Boston Acciesure and the -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

New York, Aug. L
WHEAT-Sppt steady, No. red "a
track new York export to arrive
CCRN-Spot barely STEADY: No yell
low LII; No. 2 white seai a New
York.
OATS-Spot firm: No white M1-
PORK-Etendy: mess 5S@5Ep
LARp-EaEy: middle west 319An22
BCTTER-Firm; receipts sSse tubs:
creamery higher than extras 54sd55; do.
extras. 80 score. 55G5s: extra firsts soy
%: firsts 46eD4S; state- Pa and nearby
western he1lnerr whites fine to fancy
6e@6S. DO ordinary to prime 55da6; do.
hennery browns 5sh6e: DO. gathered
browns and mixed calors 5a6S6
PCTAT0ES-Stsady; sweets Jersey
per harrel 4BA61NoD.
CAHBAGESStcaLiv and unchanged.
SEEAH-R2w steady. centrifugal
~ fine grauIaatnd so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
BIG PULP WOOD
LOSS AT RuMEORD

Rnmford. Aug. a.-Searig 1a.e09
cords Of pulp wood. valued at s1s tn
$50 a cord. were DESTROYED by IRE.
in the yard Of the oxfurd Paper Co.
Friday. A steamer. hose cart and
men made the 4s-nile trip from Lew
iston 70 assist RuIuford- and Mexico
firernen but at midnight tae blaze was
uncontrolled. Apparatus and firemen
from Portland also assisted The ex-
treme heat forced the firemen to fighf
from a distance The ffre was placed
under control Saturday. however.
The loss of the company, estimated
At s1T6-00e. ID covered by insurance.
A spark from a shifting engine wna
said to have started the blaze.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

Of the estate was devisei to our
nlathers and sisters equally
The will of Charles Il. ,-hontc OF
! FAIRFIELD was also presented FIR r.rc
1 bate, He bequeathed II his wife
Asry Z. Choate, the homestead lrt
Snn buildings ON Hiyn street in
/ ssatae.d village. with contents Of
every kind and description exce,,t 4
I IN trunk and its content anil any
caSh. notes or mort ges or secrri-
( t4Ss u at may be N the building ans
r.f q ntained in the Trunk; also $500
Mr. Create bequeathed Ia his rnuts,-
er-in-iaw, Charlotte Brown Of Wa
'e'N NE the sum Of $500 Ind 20 his
s6na, Frank w Choaic of Water
Hs't'' anu James I. Choa &c Of I-isht N
AIS. Inc rest Of the estate in euuaI
snares The will was made last Feb
Fuary and Frank w. Choate Of Wa
tFrViife was named as the execuror.
o0hmander r Marion Mills of Rus
sell Fosf, @, A R., and Mrs Mills will
cave mere September for Columbus.
~ where tney will attend the Grand
army encampment. and after n stay of
inree days there will continue ON to
nitnsrsville. Ind, to visit M Mills
brother. The two hrothers have not
met Tor % years and they and a sister
hVihg California are all that are Jeff
OF family of II children. Mr.. Mills
= one OF the most youthful veterans
OF tne Civil War living in this section,
Juosing b. iD0is ana appearance. The
proIner tney ara to visit is Older, hay
ing attained the advanced age of 81
Years.
New York young woman in coming
TO Maine upon thu advice Of her phy-
SIC an to Try dairying ann poultry rails
ing for business. This fact became
known Tuesday, through s. Il. swain,
VINO reported the sale of the Carl L
rhnmnHon farm. fnrmeriyy the Samuel
Lttief1eid place, to Miss Annie e. Kelly
Of HoOsevelt. Long Island. n. 7. The
property 10 locatAd near Corsons Cor-
ner In HRrtiand ann Miss Keily will
lake Possession o. her new estate en-
September IN She has been sngagsd
n the iodgfng house business.
Mrs. Maria Chnts laft Tuesday murn-
ing TOR q trfp 10 Napiss via Sehago
lake. she viii alsu whit In ,Hr1dgtnu
and Oxford with relatives heforp her
return. planning To hs ahsent several
weeks. Accompanying hsr was hsr
granddaughter. Shirley Partan.
The Eames-ADes reunion viii ha held
At tt,s East vansnlbero Grznss hall ON
August q instead ef August y. an pro-
vieusly announcea
Mr.. and Mfs. John r. curxssr and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

Brunswick Ne. Ang. 12.-william
r. Lincoln. president Of the Pe,ep-
scot National Bank. died today at the
age Of Sc. He was a native of Litch-
field. At tina age Of Is he went West.
attracted by the discovery Of gold,
and passed i've years in California
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

Mrs. rtran Moore
Mrs. Lavernia 3. Moore. widow If
Hiram Mosre. passed away Monday
night at her home shorr distance
above Lakewood On the Madison road.
at the advanced age Of 50 rsar1- Fu-
neral services are To be held wednes-
day afternoon IT o'clock from the
house with Rev. George Merriam Of the
Bethany Baptist church eficiafing The
remains viii be taken to Forest Hills
cemetery in Madison for interment
Since the death Of her husband several
wears ago Mrs Moore had resided with
hef daughter. Mrr- e. 4. ToWne. Al
their attractive country place. Beside
her daughter she is survived by enc
son. Arthur Moore of Portland. and a
grandson. Donald M. Tswne of Madi-
son. MrE Moore was a native of Solon
but prior to coming TO Madison to live
she resided at Caratunk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 9. Morrill, ana
sor. Alfred T. Morrill,, have returned
home from a trip to Stratton and the
Mount Higelow region.
The school Or Our Lady of Lourdss
will open September g.
Simon Petsrs Post. American
Legion. held a meeting Monday
might at the Municipal building. 4
number Of new members were added
at this meeting and another session
will be held two weeks hence al
though the regular night af nesting
has not yet been set n In hoped
that the Canaan men viii afzliiiafe
with this organization. Lieut. Dean
Pray who has Just received his dis
charge from service Al Camp Dew
ems. although expecting to remain
In camp during the winter was
present and became q member of
the Post as did Lieut.. III. 4. Noble,
Just home from his honeymoen
trip. Other new members added
ase ciaude D. Thorntcn, Lyle q.
Moore. Daniea A. Steward. Adolph
Hsauiieu. Roy L. Fray, George
Nluwe. Lawrence J. vigue. Frank
Turcntfe and waiter q. Lessard
A INST II being organised at Madi-
son.
Interior decorating and the install
latisn Of . new organ biower con-
plefs the improvements at tne Cath
oiic church.
The ladiss Of the Pinnssr Past
Noble Grxnds Association were
very cl1armingiy entertained by Mrs.
Mary Fl. Bailey at her hama oppo-
site bloomfield Green Monday aft
ernoon and evening. The house was
unusually attractive with decnra-
<x.n. NJ l,nasrfifs1l Nrsw.,~ Av-,v, rt>>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

Adalph Sherer. cigar factory fore
man and connected with the trade In
Bangor for the past e years. died
Saturday morning, aged g. He was
an ex-0fate officer of the A. r of L,
and belonged to the Foresters- He
leaves his wife. q son ana two
daughters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

John A. Dennett. Jr.. aged %. sne
OF the best known residents af
Sprfngvale. was on Saturday cummft-
tod To the Sanford Town Farm. nMn-
net has been suffering from q tnber-
cnlar trouble. He was found in the
woods in an unbalanrsd sta1s e
mind. He lis a son Of John A. Den-
nett. who was town clerk Of 9anfcni
for more than % years Absue %
years ago bennett came into pssses-
sion Of one Of the finest farms d that
section- II ID claimed tfaE hs ssid
IL later to Elmer z. weufDarth and
that he hid away und1r o rock
5000. The farm 10 now sccnpied by
Oscar Carpenter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
New FORK Nancy Market

New York. Aug L.
Iercaatiis paper Atm
Sterling 6a-day bills ~
Commerce al Sa-day bills on hanks 4 81
Commercial 8e-day bills 4.as3. dernanl
4.3lk, cables AL.
Francs. demand 7.fS. cables 1iS
Guiiders. demand 81. cables 81 5-I6
Lires. de aand SIS cables ss4
Marks. demand ) 15-l6. cables G.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds firm
Time loans strong: 6 bid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

ChtcA1n, AuE- L
Corn averaged lower In prics today
and gave evidence that the buying e1de
stit largely of onufinnsk aE1fnf7on
AGAINST high cost If living. Pf1res
IT . csuf nef decline to
cont advances. with Segtsmber a-M TO
H-a3 and necesn6er Q-RH 70 q -5a oafs
finished Z to / cant up a14 uEuv1saons
varied from $ oeufs decline to . r7se
Of cauta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

ina secnn6 annual c4urnn1lw e M
dustriai Congress- Of MExicn. wAirM 10
to meet In Mexico City IN SET u next-
10 forscssf by nswsD2psrs fAsre - tAe
must impsrtant gathering - lnsssr end
cspital Representatives, ever heia . che
repneiic. rhe cnngrnss 10 schedu1ea %
aisanss at Iengta various nsw labor
inRs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

Corrected Daily by
NAME BROKERAGE &C.
80 Water st., Augusta
Phones i0lS-lp10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13

has recently returned from Germany.
10 to visit this week his SISTER, Mrs.
Frank Fr;eve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
READFIELD

Dance at Girls hail. every Tuesday
might. Good music. ang11a1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
LIVE STOCK

Recent Transfers Real Wills Presented for Pro-
bate-Death of Mrs Hiram McGre Past Noble Grands
Entertained
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VIII Pay You Well To Use The Want Ads In Bnq And Seine


1&PI0yNN9
HOCaEKEEPFR-NidiIe ared Vom1n
= Tav Of four 3. r. Hardine, b.
IN Box =. winthrop. Ne Tel
HOu1EWoRK-Reliabia c7panie mi
20 ~ aer1 honsswork. a small tam
- e Z Busseil. m school Sf.
HOCsE11AIDs-And waifress71 NJ 11-
10 sfafa HnpttAl Anpay 70 tn
ALTChRN GIRIs-And two waitresses
r. shop over wooiworth's Augusta
NTCHEN WONZN-Af Hcme Lunch.
- water stresE
LAUNDRE1sEs-Af Maine General
AosrfAI Portland Maine. good wages,
800 no4xa Apr1v in. person or By
letter 70 superintendent at Hospital
NunSES-Fupil nurses for thu care Of
e - Mr1s S1pt. Hospital Cot
Iaeo. lE G1Ioren. Rald~inville. Mass
IE 1.s Msh. sradsd.
highest salaries. Wr1fa fyrrnsSFia fsl.,
Name Teachers' Agency, Ranxur. Ne.
WAITRESS-At ONCE Hotel Norfb
wATTRESB-Experian re.f.7,r,1t
waitress. Call in person. Hayes rss-
tauraut.
WDMAN-Capahle middle AGED VoTna1
70 take charge Of ironing and assoY-f-
ing departments ia laundry al An
susta state HOSPITAL Apply to the
steward and treasurer.
WoMAN--Neat. clean, honest. capabIe
Tor light honsework; coipred or whits
S-da. Call Church St, from 10 to 6-Sn.
upstairs. Mrs. w. z. Ware. Gardiner
WQMEN-To sew ON firs. II. C. Bar
ker Ca. Augusta.
Help wzntsa-Male aa
a PPRENTICE-Brigat young man TO
learn machine work. j. Il. Eoagkins
Co, Gardiner.
FOREMAN-For stitching room at once
IN country factory in Maine making 10
priced shoes. Mnst be man of abil-
uy To increase output. know how %
repair machines and teach green help
aIthungh rnachinist and instructor are
employed. Address s. g., KenneBec
journal
MAN-MiddIe aged, single. On farm 10
care for herd of - cows Address
Hefdsman, care Journal
MEN-And boys to cut trimmings an
DOCK. experience not necessary. An
ply to Guy Black. Edge setter heel
5aAo*Vss naA1 ltAl CAlbef- leti
Marston & Brooks
Situations Wanted-Maie ~
CARRETAKER-Or manager by man
and wife a position On farm or estate
with rent sepsraie. Best of references
Address - Journal,
CHAC FFEC R-Experienee would Ike
position driving evenings. SUNDAYS or
SATURDAY afternoons 4 bic 10 drive
any make OF car- Tel. 49,
MTLLMA N-Ffrst Glass; portable mill
man would like position saving or
alinE charg1 of mill. 0. 3. H. care
Journal
LIVE STOCK
iiorees. Cattle. Vehicles "a
Lord. No. Manchester, Me-.
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Government Prepared
to Sell FLOUR

I'm United States Grain corpsraEisn b prspar-
ing to divert from i'm aour purchases 70 ssn
and deliver 10 Wholesalers and iohbsrs straight
wheat nsur in i4e-Ih. iute saris basis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-13
Anyone
Interests

In quartz mines or qnarxies
anywhere in Maine near rail-
road are requested b send
samples and communicate with
the
AMERICAN GLUE CO..
HallOweIl. Me.
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For Domestic Use


delivered in caxload lots ON
track in territnry enst Of tina
Illinois and Indiana line and
eazf of the MISSISSIPPI River
frum Cairo 20 the Gull.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-10-12
SUMTER

Mrs. Della Poole, of Macon and
Mrs. Lou Vanlandingham, of Pine
view, after spending some time with
relatives and friends, left last week
for their home.
Miss Markette and ]. F. Markette
are visitors in Atlanta this week.
Frank Webb has gone to Lees
burg, Florida, to accept position.
Mrs. w. M. Jordan. of Americas.
is with her sister Mrs. Cliff Schneider,
who has been i'll for several days.
Miss Katharine Mcdonald, of An
drew College, Cuthbert, was at home
Wednesday.
Misses Annie and Ruby Chapel
left Monday to spend several days
with relatives in Atlanta.
Frank Goudelock and family moved
to Murrayville, Ga, Thursday.
Mrs. B. K. Becham, of Abbeville,
is spending some time with rer
daughter, Msr J. R. Ewing
Mrs. George Virgins returned
home Saturday after a pleasant visit
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teer worker for the Y. W. q. A.
Rooter for the Giants.

It may be added that Miss Mildred
this year is betting on the Giants, but
the fact is she has always been q
"rooter" for the Giants. More thar
once, however, she had lost money on
them, but is hoping that she will be
lucky enough to get some of it back
this year. She feels it Sin her bones
that nothing can head the Giants of
this year.
The ball game is the one place she
can go where she can throw aside for
mality and do just as she pleases, an6
for this reason it is her greatest recre'
alton.
'You see," she explains, 'yOu don't
have to be subdued and self-repressed
but can boiler your head off if you
want to, and nobody pays any atten
ton. When the game is not going just
right to suit everybody pandemonium
reigns and the whole crowd is in q
state of frenzy 1t certainly is great
sport"
Miss Harris modestly says she has
been given credit for having converted
many others into fans. She talks base,
ball enthusiastically to her friends and
acquaintance and naturally they be
come interested and follow the CROWD
to witness the great American game