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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

ness visitor in Chickasha yesterday,
LOST-Pocket book containing
$1,000 and two tickets to Salome at
the Sugg, May 5. Please return the
tickets, keep the cash. Phone 1866.
9. w. Harper of Rush Springs,
was a visitor in Chickasha yester-
day
Coming tomorrow: Fan Fan" a
Fox Feature extravaganza. Sugg
theatre.
A. II. Hathaway of Carnegie, a
physician of that town, was a visi.
tor at the Chickasha hospital toaay.
c. w. Pratt of Oklahoma City,
transacted business In Chickasha
yesterday.
Jazz and Jailbirds.' 2-reeI Big
V comedy, with an all-star cast. Sugg
tonight.
Mrs. S. r. Durnam, of Rush
Springs, is in the city visiting her
sister Mrs. H. N Mullican, 1928
1928 Minnesota avenue
"The Marriage Price" An Art
craft picture, featuring Elsie Fergu-
son. Sugg toniht.
j. II. Cantrell physician of Car.
negie, visited Drs, Downey and Liv.
ermoro at the Chickasha hospital
today
Can they? | say they can. See
Mutt and Jeff in Bulling the Bolshc-
vik, at the Kozy today
See a new and complete line OF
all colors in beads. Mitchell Jew
eler. LIT |
Coming "Salome,' with Theda |
Bara. Sugg next Monday and Tues
day, The first show starts tonight
at 7;45 at the Sugg.
Smashing Through" greatest pic
ture of it's kind ever shown in
Chickasha.
Mrs. ]. E. Orrell, 1906 Iowa, re-
ceived telegram this morning that
her husband. j. e. Orrell, landed in
the u S. A. yesterday He has been
in France eleven months.
Sallow complexion is due to a
torpid liver. Herbine purifies and
strengthens the liver and bowels and
restores the rosy bloom of health
to the cheek. Sold by Wren Drug
Co.
You are welcome at Mitchells.
You do not have to buy Visit us.
Mitchell Jeweler. lit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

Bulling The Bolshevik-a Mutt
and jeff comedy. Kozy today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

LET EXPRESS WANT ADS SELL
THAT ARg!CLE FOR you. a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

K. M. Shaw OF Alex, was a bust
ness visitor in Chickasha yesterday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

Smashing Through, with Herbert
Rawlinson. Kozy today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01
personal
Il Mention

Beads, all colors and sizes at
Nitchells Jewelry store. lit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

"The Marriage Price" An Art
craft picture, featuring Elsie Fergu-
son. Sugg toniht.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

Mrs. S. r. Durnam, of Rush
Springs, is in the city visiting her
sister. Mrs. H. N. Mullican. 1928
1928 Minnesota avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

j. H. Cantrell, physician of Car
negie, visited Drs. Downey and Liv.
ermoro at the Chickasha hospital
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

A. H. Hathaway of Carnegie, a
physician of that town, was visi-
tor at the Chickasha hospital touay.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-01

Jazz and Jailbirds," 2-reel Big
V comedy, with an all-star cast. Sugg
tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

De del;ve~nG nv Rev T. " heunisnn
Of me Methodist "lurcn md m MN,
DAY Ne :nl.: N me afternoon ne
Alumni bal game Will be played FOL
owed nv graduation n ne evening.
he Arson A Academy Alumni reunion
will ne held JUlr : with a p,culC n
ne Academy grounds ana a ulnnl
bail II ne evening. Mark Pu'I.n IS
chairman " the arrangements FOR
me reunion ana Tnucn effort IS ne
lng put forth 70 have ms va"v en-
Ierta.nlng and wei attended al:..r.
avenaugn orchestra mas oeen u ~
gagged to furnish music for the en- re
calendar ~ social events. The 1-a.ln-
arIng class Jhls YEAR mum oers SIX
persons.
Friends viii DC Interested % lcn-a
# me -nc-nt safe ar-,va! " Il rau-h-
far C'ara Lowe Mitchell to Nj AMI
Mrs. DAVID Bailey Of Por-srr au-a
\ H
Miss Mabel Mantn- has Hesn 4
Bangor owing 70 me Illness VI her
mother
The date IF June % has neeIl
ler1ec or me trustees ~ Stewar-
uhhC Library for he nenef1 wul.h
If % ne given. A fsature NJ the svar-
NJ Will ne 4 program OF Gid FASH
ioned dances With music under the
direction of Clarence MaHrcr. y, ilir
sst, formerly nf THIS Town. nj. now
,.ostrnastrr AT Skowhegan
A. the last Meeting ~ Emersll Re
"ekan LouCe very pleasant social
event resulted A feature NJ nc
program was slave sale. partern"d
after ne Old slave safe iaws l,ef1re
ne war ~ me south, A anut twenty
neopie were dressed n costume ar
''rnprlHte - tneIr parts WI rld"h-
= nee faces and much spcr. ~asl!ted
mere nm. II. =. Ellis arr"d a. aHc-
noneer and real monev "1s used.
something like SIS being c,eare1 a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
Chicago Cattle Market

lineage, 0ne A.
HOGS-Eeceipts %,ea. Estimated TO-
morrow 4-.i1, Marker uneveniy
strong 20 10 cents higher closed strenS
Top ,15s. Bulk u sales ,02pG 2hs'
heavyweight DsotT c0@: medium weigh.
..,1o,non55 l;Enf weight laSSTaSil; light
ICnrs iS75T2Gi Heavy packing sows
srnooth l9Sssn e1l5 packing soWs, rough
19panlg75. Pigs 1S.oTlSuh
CATTLE Receipts 5000. Eeef stee-E
steady 10 - cents lower, butcher s1och
SLOW anoui steady calves STEADY, feed
ers - cents down. Estimated tomorrow
~ 500 Eeef steers Medium and HEAVY
weights. cnoice and prime, 141JGl 6.l
medium anc good I!75Sdl41h, common lth5
nI7.a. light weight. good and cho,c@,
$50 49,, common and medium tN5Ml34h
Butcher cattle. HeIfers 7aod La. COWS
Tnfsff - rnuners and cutters olSo'7H"
YEA calves Light and HANDY weights
l4,NqIla2s Feeder Steers ibAu l3nb. stock
or steers --7za14
SIEEP-Receipts S.ohA. Dry Ted lanh s
wethers and choice spr:nE lambs stead.
others ana tat ewes uneveniv lower
most AwaE ~ cents down. Estimated TO-
morrow lanN I-smns 81 lbs. aowu 100
q1,..A. 81 lbs M l---.ihi i5:a cuils and com
mon Maa 30. spring 16stdf7dG, vearil.g
wet hers lGGmlSDo Ewes Medium. good
and Choice A-.rrloS cuiis anu common
1900 500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
Wednesday, Brighton Market

Stuck Yards, June 4-The beef
cattle market was vary quiet and
stuu. This IS partly due to the fart
mat the government IS offering IA
considerable amount of dressed
meuts. which naturally effects sales
OF fresh meats Fancy cattle are
not bringing as high prices as they
NATURALLY would otherwise Al rhis
season. ana shippers are- not bring
inS IN much first class beef IA l-.c
was about the average high this
week. and other qualities showed
fractional declines. Calves show
nj inclination TO weakness, and
only choice lots held firm. Hogs also
declined about I-4Ql- per n.
Mich COWS were shipped IN SINAI!
nurnher and as good many Of the
usual shippers dld not come to mark
RI the aggregate Of mixers was
l,ctt. Prices ranged from $3.50
..@c5.
Sales Of heef cattle. renl calves.
hoes-HaIl & Lowell SOLD 10 steers
av- Ian lbs. at 12c. bulls al NC
=, calves av I15 lbs. at l" l--c. ana
80 crassers al sc. zoo hogs, az. nv
his at - 1-2c OTIS H. Forbush sold
COW, I14o lbs. ut loo. COW, II"
lbs. al 8 SAC, / COW. 500 lbs. and
hull, $50 lbs al lie, ! COW, $50 lbs
AT Sc ana 81 on. l COW. llo0 lbs. a
Sc. / cow. 1iaD lbs. at 9 lie. COW
gao his al 7c and 81 on. heifers.
on00 lbs at 10 lac. 3 ranr~ cHfves
400 lbs. at lie. A. M. Rags SOLD
pull, 1lSn his at 3 lie, COWS a
I-ac. = COWS at lac ana 30 calves
nj ls lie. r Q. Thompson sold
fancy bsef cow for x1ao. ! bull II DC,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
NORTH ANSON

A faIr attendance was present NJ
he special Town meeting held n
ar-abassetT Hall SATURDAY. afte.--
noon George 4 Fletcher was elnc,-
al moderator of the meeting apa
here wera TWO other articles winch
required ne arten tion nf the CITIZENS.
AS the result Of a bill INTRODUCED al
ne last session " the Legislature ny
REPRESENTATIVE r Il. t7oliev of rms
-nwr, IT appropriation af S1.N-, Wa s
made for the repair ~ a .lece "
load leading from the fi"e cornere
paE; land owned ny OTIS Mooer 20
ks town line. providing the tow
would raise a similar amount. The
matter was brought up on the occa-
SION OF the meeting and the IOWA
voted n raise the necessary huusslrd
r. make me -epsirs. The town vo"ad
also ~ accept the sum Of 500 n
trust The interest IF which is IL ne
rlEed in caring for the Wiiliam cutts
lot and the Simeon Paine let IN sun
SAT cemeterv There was nor mucn
discussion and unanimous vnte re
suited on beth articles.
Merie Mitchell. former, - ms
own. VINO is an eieccrIclan a: ne
Navy Yard IN Portsmouth. has gone
on another trial trip 10 Pr~vinceIowu
on The submarine SO.
Miss Mary Porter attended the
Grand Chapter, O. E S. session in
Portland
North Anson has a girls hase-all
team made up of Academy s-uGNts
and rhev went 70 SoL,n iAR Thurs.
DAY to play the Sn,ur High school
girls team and won the honors TIL
local hovs team were not SO sue
cessful as they went down to paw
SCION High BOYS on the same day and
suffered defeat.
The school activities az Arson
Academy incident TO graduation rEve
practically been arranged for ana u
Definite schedule announced by Prin.
Williams as follows; June Is. IN Car
rahassett f1all. Junior Promenade
and Senior Reception: June %, in
Cara nasset. Hall. an Academy Attn
letic Benefit concert under the direc-
non of Mrs. Marion Drake FLINDERS
f Athens. who will sing, assisted
Nv the orchestra froYn Somerset
Academy and reader. Sunday, the
.s,a, the BaccaiAureane sermon will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
ATHENS

The GATE Of June IS mas neen set for
ne graduation exercises o. the senior
class Of Somerset Academy
Mrs Emma Pierce and Mrs Ecitn
Ntceis nave returned 70 heir hume n
portland after nelng here owing 70 the
illness Of their mother Mrs. Gusta"e
Nelson Mrs. Nelson Is reported as I'M
proving
Mr ana Mrs Alher- Fish we're buH,-
nrss visitors IN ShownesRn last Mon
DAY
Mrs Annie Fox mas been assisting
Mrs F-ank Westun IN ne- nome IN
Norm Cornvilie section during the
srr,nE
. verr appropriate service was con-
Quoted n C'dd Fellows nHli mere iast
Memorial nay under the auspices ri
wasserunset: Lodge / q q. r. and
with = { Williams presiding II was
n ne nature % d memorial 70 the late
Austin Collins. who was Ora ted INTO
military se"p,ce and lost MS life o"e4'-
seas Following remarks ~ Chairman
VII ans, Rev George Merriam nj The
Retnany Baptist church delivered an
lows perf orned heir buF1ai rites and
cnremonIes
pr l.. y Ellinrwood was a visitor
IN SkcwnsEan Monday last.
Memorial dRv exercises were sar-,ed
ont in very becoming manner FrldRv.
II Grange hail. Music vas furnished
under the direction nj Mrs. Marion
Drake Flanders teacher OF MUSIC ri
somerset Academy. and Aimir.n Bos-
worth a veteran of the Civil Wa- pre-
sided. The speaker Rev Henry Dun
mack. state li1rar,an delivered very
anie address. dinner COMPLIMENTARY
5n the veterans and soldiers Of ne -e-
cent wRr was served prior to the en-
te-' alrment features
Everett A. Rockwell NJ SMYRNA Mills
A -,nsrook county student al Colby
College riIied the pulait At the Union
church fnr the Baptist soriety cn sun
dav last. and next SUNDAY Rev " c.
Thiboteau of Derer 10 expected te
preach for ne Me. nods' society
The Mission Circle NJ the BAPTIST
church was entertained "Wednesday at
~-noon Nv Mrs Ella r Eil,nswood at
Eirnwood Lawn. The members cnnsid-
cred the different branches ef MISSION
airy work IN which this organization IL
Interested, The AuxiliHrv meets II Mrs
Ellingwood nome this "Wednesday aft
ernoon,
Students at the Franklin school mot
tar6y nr Advent for a period of eight
weeks nave been Hattie Gilman. GLADYS
Braiey. Fred Mclaughlin and Clarence
G lman
Mrs. Eta r. Cooley U gs0v~iy ILL 1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

n-~ nome apeut Two miles below the
vliluse and ~ not expected 70 -eco"er
On Memorial Gisv Mrs. Cooley was n
town ana assisted n the dinner prepa-
-atlens served nv the members nf ne
Grunge She later walked 20 me Gem
eterv The dHv following she was
fnuna on the ferr " her nome w Mr..
Cooley who summoned assistance. ana
tor a time she appeared to ne recov-
e-.ns. After Lhat. however. she began
70 tall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

oiar was also presented, several
~ounc Indies appearing II the ar
~us roles. and refreshments II t''i-
roe and douEnnuts we're served ~
fcra the affair was enueu. PlAns
were MADE for the district meeting
OF EebeKahs "a ne neid mere June l.
and Mrs. Lucy Norton. district prcsl-
dent. IS general chairman OF me ar
-angements. A business session VIII
ne held IN the afternoon End IN the
evening Centenrla. Degree Stan OF
Bingham Will eXempiify me 'nnrh of
ne order supper viii ne serted be-
waer ne sessions
NJ and Mrs. Frank Hlyt are rle
III. rents ~ a little son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
hDck Markets
NEW I0Rh MARKET
Ess' r -ae GAYS Dealings in All
'-c -eaa ~ Stocks


'-e -eaa ~ Stocks
. M III. The money mar
.s,-z,'a, w.3oH --cs large "a
f.. g-sUav .CuGa non on
~ S.a-.u-e ~eacTusteG itself IT.
Il -a-~ or lpans ~rcea,ns 20
NJ Hcr Gent, ana PRICES
~ sui ~ lYwa-c tur-; IN a SEES
= ~. =esr"a ana eXcIJed. TINS
va ~"Ea-de6 Win SURPRISE
" .-ar'"'5 wHe-e ne -es4ing mas
Z, 4- I-c.,ue WIS % 3e 70
"a ~e"s-se Influences TODAY al
49,: a,'uHE Such as Ae.ElEr
AZ 5s.- -. as Stee.. winch DE-
-: -'-''."e 'nr'.. ana ~ pom Is
. s'rorr ,0rlpanv nau reduced
4 '2ia' ASS '-1rr n 20 'Fe- cert.
i3gH mem .1ui- States
'i'- -~'n, -~"u about one-y!Ilrd
-o'a" 'ror~ aoundanI. gnnru-
EROS .ur"naasd extenaNe4v.
ais steels sugars
cd" spe"!alrles benefited
.uE.@E ~ 70 about SIX
r"-"~~ sIdnnrv WIS nal
Ter .-0n0lr "erner-I ~
=. ,';.',- .,",nend ac-lnns and
7tEs' s..-,';. y some instances
Vas a-pr ~eeI'rnea with
rt" PENDING VIZ 4
boz" ma advance,
accordance win
.-"r,a ~e9Gr- x !s9T7
50 cT1rnveu % Z. ma e.
.-r .ar.ous other 2npii-
--r ,:s;r maue ~a1id pro
r''a-' ~:se IN Enet';a res
~ rve anlnis. sales
shares
~.-:, was 1r~eguia-. L.ih-
- We gar WITH the NiCfC-
~ 4" -ota! sales, par
| 7e-era -a- 70 .ap.WA.
e7a. We're unchanged On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

Chicago. June :.
Evidence manifested Itself todav that
MAJORITY of "nrn r-auers were dispos-
20 Ia assume fo- ne I'm ueing ina.
ne market mad more chaG dlSc0uDIet!
al buII!sn -ac1u-S. p-ices closed weak
70 l. nel lower with ,lulv my ~ 70.
ana september I'll. - l61.. oats nm
sleG unchanged 70 uouy.. ana provis-
inns va"F2nc f"om o. cents decline 20
o cents ADVANCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

Boston, June 1.
pFrE-rhoice whole cattle @m2.'
RT--TER-Norfnern creamery extras
EiWa4 western do. osNaSS .
CHEESE-Sew wins exfra3 ssSa""a'
rSEN-Na I. yellow IaamlG.
EGES-Nearbv nenner-y 52oIas' ~e"iefn
do 5<sr57. ,,
FI.0U R-SprirE patents. Es-iH' S~nS'
."d8n i-s6.
EAy-No timothy 4c@i4.
Thanksgiving 163D.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
Now c%ica~s Co. =. Sc Ne.

Second Lieut.. Walter =. Brown was
unanimously elected captain " co.
I. Sd Maine Intantry National Guard,
Monday night al Bath, 20 SUCCEED
Capt Merton q. Wehner, VINO re-
signed some time ago for business
reasens. First sergr Isaiah W.
Hunt was unanimousiy elected sec
ond lieutenant 20 MI the vacancy
caused nv the promotion NJ Lieut..
Brown MAJ. Philip r. Chapman Of
Portland presided over the election.
There were no other nominations for
ar,hcr office Following eicctlcn
mere was snort drill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

The MeXlcar government oe-
~r---Yrlra -icn - crush hand}t-v IN the
nor h--r states. r,.-~ especially the
Villa Angeles movement. mas brought
about a -ecrrariznfion ~ he Mil
tal-v command there which. acco-d
rr- - TT ruvcrssi includes the
nIar.rS IF Cf~nr-a. Cesar1 Tasr-n II
rn-Yraad If the rN~"1 t'c-s ~ me
rpr-h. IN ~ me pr.s-rt tlrs. Con
a,-sf : Aacusrlp fvnTt~- fNrynr-
Sec~e5arv " war. with headquarters
ar -hlhuahuu. mas been IN command.
with General Manuel NJ C;eEue1:.
WIKI headqua rters a, Tor-eon. CO.
operating with MIN. General rsRbr,el
Gavira. a. present IN Durango. the
"ernrts add. viii be sent ~ operate
under the orders II Genera! C;rgue=.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
o,st-ic. Cou-t az Bangor

The United States court for the
northern dlstrrct OF Maine opened at
10 A Nj. Tuesday N the c!st-fc;
court room III Bangor. WIN Judge
Clarence Hale " Portland presiding.
The following court officials were
present: Elmer Perry assistant ais
-rlr- attorney; Frank Fellows,
clerk: Jonn :. Il. r Wilson. mar
sna. james ClsarE Franz l.
Knapp. Eugene " Men sally. Burton
smith deputy na-snals. c-en Y
Hooper sienur-a pher 70 Judge
Haie; Alice NJ McDonait. clerk -
aist-rc. a4rc-nev The grand Jury
was erpHneied and ate, being
charged ~ Judge Hale retired M
n 80 fer consideration Of The mai
I-~s prasert"d ~ them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

ne--- whites ordinary 70 prime +gd4-:
E-are Pa ana nearby heune--r browns
43Iu-- 10. gathered D-rwns and mixed
cniors go e.
potato Professionally. southern mi. Sn
fl0N
CAPEA TES-Steady: v;re,n,A crate
IsIro4no Loulsiana rate go.
-Vtr3-Raw steady, cenJ-iiuEa-
% me s-anulaIed SOC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

Germany plans 20 ma Tef'Iai'y IN
rs~ase II. irrome through increased
cigarette and tobacco taxes. Smck-
erT see rrnsro-ts 20 further ha &c =
ships IN tr.s The cigarette TAX
Welded 30 enn roo marks ~ the first
nine month. " i9ta simultaneously.
cigarettes steadily de;ssso~at-d n
quality GntiI they aoth were expea-
sive and wretchedly poor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

hand plpws. = ruit;va:urs. . hRr-vws.
nler Z potato sDra Yer, : potato digger
vince cuttrvaIpr neavv wuEons.
racks dump Gn-ts, corn shelter. !
wagons and small tools.
WHAT Y0U NEED N FIRST CLASS
: HORSES SOLD AZ PAIR OF
C-HTNERE AND Tools AND COME
.n--o-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

r ToioEodskr. prime minister AMI
leader under ACmlral knicnnk Vt
the ALL Russian government which
has It's seat M 0msi, On the Siberian
Steppes. ~ "a LAWYER VINO has had q
distinguished career IL which he has
saved MARY -evniurlon,sts from
the dcarfl penalty. Fe was a mem
her VI the direcsnrate nj omsk. and
when Admiral koichak proclaimed
himself supreme ruler, ar, "cons,vu-
ticna, dictator an rhe AomIrni's
friends put IT, Voiugcdsky was
named Prendent II the cabinet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

Articles FOR Sale ST
CHICKEN WIRE-tSa feet never been
us.c aut 4 tew davs. some OF I never
unroliec No sette-s answered. Tele-
1none ::n+- Al
FARM WACCN--wc- Morse IN good
condition. Geo. a.igore, Eallowe.l.
LIGHTNING IARS-Now IS me lime 70
hlv Quarts sI5A gross s fnr dozen
I'.nts ST. gross 81 ucZ. swift &
Turner ca. Augusta.
0LES-C,ne !icr- ca--'ase roie -wc
heavy wagon pnies. Mrs. A-lce P-epie,
Gardiner Tel 4aS- "
VA con S-wwn-seRted gecnnd-r d T d
notiv f. long. n Gopd condition. a
creat r-aue Z. Mccormick y son,
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

The German Imperial Worthless
{ emmittee has prepared bill fn-
the National Assembly which L en-
acted lntn law might put CONSIDER
ahie premium IN ldleness. oS1ensI-
bly, the bill is designed only ~ give
IlvlnE To- millions N Ger-naltn "ut
VI employment nut i Enes 90 Tar
that n. man whc works would he n
disadvantage In me rr-t ptace a
man would hs considered without
employment even though ne Declined
an rffer of work EMPLOYMENT must
CRIME only through mis- s"licIta,.on
Whe- rlt NJ work each man would
receive Ten marks a ca. RS VIE
four marks and children under four-
teen. two marks. Tho German news
pnpers are treating the proposal with
VARYING degrees NJ sarcasm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
New York Money Market

New York. June !.
Mercantile pa0e- 54lr5s.
Sterling 6-ciAv bills 4.54a.
Commercial a.-day bills on banks 4.aSz
Commerr.a. 6l-0ay Dills 1.3s4. demand
! .6i- "a nirs 4.62a4
Francs demand s ~. ca HES -.
l5uiiders. demand jSa. cables 3s.
Ire CemanQ IS, ca hles S-N.
Government hands rrrn-
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong. ~ DAYS, @ DAYS
ana SIX mon rs 5su@ per cent
Cau money easier. high 6, low -. -tI
~ ~.t.. mn offp~eC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

OA--Fanc~ 40 70 42-lh sacks 81 as.
P0Rk-M eGiun hacks Iilt
PoTA - E-S-Ma.ne. per 100 lbs car
iots. 400 80
STGAE-G-3nulat wnoiesaie. 90
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The Washington herald., 1919-06-22
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By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

The storm has broken-the storm
of entertaining in compliment to
the nations most distinguished
visitor. DR.. Epitacio Pessoa, the
President-elect OF Brazil. who has
stopped in this country for q visit
en- route home from Paris where
he represented his country at the
Peace Conference. The social in
activity OF last week was the lull
before the storm There was hardly
social function worthy OF the
name. OF course every one was on
the go either attending small. i'm
pronptu dinners at one of the coun-
try clubs-there was such a party
on every night last week at the
Montgomery Country Club. for ex-
ample-a supper party on one of
the roof gardens, q few gathered
together for luncheon or q tea
dance at the Cafe st. Marks but
nothing at all formal. don't you
know.
The storm broke last night when
the Vice President and Mrs. Mar
snail entertained a most Interesting
company at dinner in the Column
bus room at the Pan American
Building when the officials and Dip
lomats in town and q few of the
residential set in society had their
frst opportunity tn meet DR.. Pessoa.
tie guest of honor. He arrived at
Union Station yesterday afternoon