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Evening journal., 1920-10-09

How often we have wondered,
When We had naught else 10 do.
Bout the life OF Mr.. Baseball
OF lhe things that De goes through.
ne could probly tell a story
That The world would never know,
II we didn't let him ten 10,
In The paragraphs below.
am a baseball
Twas born where they make mo and
many others.
My cradle was cardboard box
and ] lay there idle until somebody
adopted me and put me In a home ~
infant hasohalls with a loi OF olhCr
hasebllls. This home was commonly
known as grip
Then ] went 10 my playground
where ! was tossed around here and
there and offer slapped soundly wi.h
larg1 wooden stick.
ono day. at the end OF what the,
can my season, ! go. nio an affal
where someone took me and threw
me 90 somebody else.
Then anoihsr someone would SWIM
% wooden thing at me-.
The fellow who held me for a lonl
time, spa. upon ne and threw dust il
my SEAMS. llo rubbed me none iol
gently.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Women. women, ovcrywherc-in The
sport world
With ule possible exception Of foot
ball
All over the country there are Wo-
mems baseball leans Ana hflt "'
some classy ones al tnal'
pasloihan with the falrer sex Is
right popular. Wrestling is Indulged
Inn bv 'Mn beilerhalfs And even box
inri some beauty chorus trainers. in
me- musical comedy show life, have
,aken up The boxing arr as deNel-
oncr Of shapes and so iorlhs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
PUT ON SMOKER
FOR VISITING FIRENIEN

The Ninth Ward Athletic Club gave
a smoker and ladies nlght" last
night 10 honor OF the Schuylkill fire
company OF Reading. Pa. guests of
the independence fire company.
There was exhibition boxing By a
ieW club members. and singing by
Miss Bertha Wilson. ana Dy Baby
Elizabeth Hill. Joseph Ecclcsion sang
"a SOLO. baydrd sutton also SANG. Mn
sutton and Miss Wilson sang a duet.
lne remainder OF The evening was
spent 10 dancing 10y ihc nrcmen. The
Schuylhill tire cOmnanv's o,u hand
furnished the music.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
RSgTz52lTS@

A long list Of women's names ap-
pear in tho honor role OF american
swimmers. Andsa lot OF gentle beings
have chalked up worthy marks in the
long list OF track events.
In fact. turn where you may in the
sport world and you'll find some
bodys sister stalks aigh with the
bost OF the men athletes. except In
The autumn pastime Of football.
Now what coach Is going 10 step
forth with The FIRST real womens
| cridirOn cleVen2
] When that time comes there'll be a
snll-nml al .hc gate.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
o. ,FOnD ROWs no GEORGETOWN

snolal % Ihe ENcnIns JuuIH9I' -
SFAFORn. Ocl 9-Seaford .High
cchooi football team met defeat pc
lore georgetown High eleven on IN
iaiiers grounds yesterday. 81 TO o.
se'ford niavcd plucky game despite
ibe fact that they were greatly nul-
weigh a. several Scaford players
,yere injured. but remained ~ ino
came Georgetown has one or iii,
fastest high school clcNcns ih tN'
county and scored at viii.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
Nrm,nK mGn TniMs CALNERT.

Special iO The Evening IpuihtF 0
NEWARK. oct. 9.-Ihc Newark
High school football team iournoyel
to Calvert Md. yesterday and de.
feaied the high school eleven or llai
nlace hy the score OF 1s to o. Tine
i,,o teams W.rc about The same
weight hut the local boys had ine
advantage of better training and con-
sequenllv won as they pleased.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
mn Ns GrnnGE MAsmNGTON

Sneciaul 40 The Evening Journal
NEWARK. oct 9-DclaWarc college
football team left for Washington
early This morning where ileN pay
Grorce Washincfon University this
afiernoon. Coach Shipley took a
s1uad of about 20 men on the Trip
Nih him The Washington Lolle4'
has strong team and close game is
looked for. Delaware i- To good snap.
ror fhe contest with the exception OF
Hollon. star tackle, who is Doiheiel
with a sore knee.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
9O-YEAR-0LD WOMAN
WOULD VOTE FIRST
.clal NJ NJ Evenlne Innrnal.

special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. oct 9s-Nirs Eliza
beth B Hart. who VIII be 90 years old
ON February z. next year, and has
rogistcred 90 vote this election IN
of helms lie nrsi person 10 cast a
ballot in her district on election day
The reqhcsi. no doubt. viii be grant
. IA
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
MAN ~ WAN SOUGHT

NEW YORK British breeders are
reported 90 have offered samuel D.
Ricdle siO0OOO for Man % War, pride
of the turf THE greatest price FOR
which horoughhrgd was over sold
WAS s25G.O0O. hc prK-c paid by an
argentine breeder for rracery.
rroduci Of the Belmont farm. from
which Man o' War came.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
pR,ISE FnR RnRRY.

NEW YORK Bobby" Jones Is a
golfer without a fault, according to
Ted Ray. international open champ.
Il regard him as one Of the best
Young golfers in America" Ray said.
"Personally ! class him and Chick
Evans as The two greatest golfers OF
/ the generation"
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
sMAsn sTnn.. MINnnW.

One 0f IDo IHTEe pIlI0 tIds' VIZ.
dOws OF ihc Boston Cloak store, oii
Market street was broken IN some
unknown manner Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
EXPECT 35ON
VOCATIONAL CLASSES

u now Is probable that $50 men and
women will be enrolled In the even
Ing vocational classes 90 be taught
IN the Wilmington High school. when
actual studies begin next Tuesday
n.aht The enrolment already has
reached 32Q, OF whom 55 are women.
These latter will take the hoWe-mak-
ing course. which includes dressmak-
Ing. cooking and household budgets.
A course In millinery may be added.
Most business men have earned by
experience the great convenience OF
having the Want Columns at their
c0mmald.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Onlco help, sicnographers and
hOokkecpers shoald watch the Want
Ads. durIng the coming two weeks
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
r.nNWO'e DIUDS WIN

The Wlsl End HOming Club held
IFS i5O mile ny from Bealeion, Va, nn
'Thursday with the following resni.s'
Evening journal., 1920-10-09
FIELD MEET.
Harlan Men on Harlan Field.

In benefit game AZ Harlan Field
yesterday afternoon Eleventh Ward
defeated parkside . 90 o.
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Salesman and CLERKS should use the
want ads the coming month 10 Sc
euro 7ood r0sii'ons
Evening journal., 1920-10-09

Diploma winners
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
POLICE Chief AYRES
GIVES HIS TESTIMONY

come up 20 every good word I read
about n, 7 had hardly finished my
iNsi BOTTLE when I could toll "a was
doing the work
~ iA by Ter the beat medicine
hNc over com, ncrnsr WHY : eau
NOW cat what | want without f,su of
ndlgc tinH. ior rnnae hna pnt nay
stomach in fine condition Tanigc has
nu.ii ur ms whole sysiom, adding 90
n,A weight and giving mc strength /
never thought possible for "a inau pi
my ago 90 have Il hns proval ~ 81
such u wonderful hius n mY case
ihai 1 am telling ail ms flipnda about
~
81 am back nt ml dosh rvcr5 das
With ororgY aul ftreHgia tu ntkie 0nt
tpSh tha m9N cpi1F up They s'ty a
nifl is oAly as Old ls he lcels. aud t
thW ia iiue ! rm icgi about forty -fiNc
ma ! clut fiud words 10 fuilN aNpress
usl Row wonderful think 1anlae g.
hy only regret o. thgi 7 iid not meet
M Win h YEARS H.o. as n would have
saved ms $50 much fuifeinr aud ma.
gaupinCes
TnnlNc Is gold in Corpus hristi 10
The puff Drilg store und She iidine
llrnyEis M eiOrf luNn AlA.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Black-Drausht.

RossyIile, Ga. Mrs. Kate Lee Able, ei
dhis place, writes: "Siy husband is al
engineer. and once while lifting, Re IN
iured himself with a piece Of heavy n,a-
Shinery, across the abdomen. he was
70 sore he could not bear to press on
himseli at all, on chest or abdomen. Ne
weighed l65 lbs, and TELL off until he
weighed 10 lbs, in two weeks.
He became constipaled and il looked
like he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet with all their medicine. his
bowels failed to act. tie would turn IN
q ten-cent bottle OF castor OIL and drink
Il two OF three days in succession. He
did this YET without result. We became
desperate, he suffered so. lie was swell
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described as ior.-.s.
! sent and boIgh, Thediofd's Black
Draught. made him take a big dose.
and when Il began 10 act he tainted, ne
vas in such misery, but he got relief and
began 10 mend at ouee. lie got well.
and We both feel he owes his lie ia
Thediord's Black-Draught."
Thediord's Black Draught win help YOU
n keep fl, ready icx the days work.
Try III NC-ia
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
WV. Wright Dies
in State Capital

w ~ Wright, asrd 5e years..
rotn,tr county tax collector of Nuects
county md fof WHui ro1rs H resident
OF this clty although mitorly Of Fat
turrNa died ctrlf ltsi Higit ln mni-
tnrlun az Anstm according 90 q toie-
gram received hN his brother q g..
Wright. OF iauuucio Mr. Wright hld
hcun Ia iil hellth fur some ilmn and
hls death was not uncNnccied. fh'
cody probably VIII he brought here
sunday Funeral arrangements have
not beer completed
Mr. Niirht WAS native of thia
county anl uFeG 900 u ,le greater pIi
OF hn no lle was man whose
personal rroldty ald loyohle tral'a
endrtfcd hin ~ Tho community.
widow. four duuahtors aud Three SOM
survive him. Tho dnuWhtars are NlN.
Jawce T. luhy ~ sar n.tGo' NiH
William nrgan ~ ii1hHfowu Nr IT,
8 Fiitan of CORPUS christi and Miss
Emiis Wright III ffiiufrlf INe CONS
are Furry OF orange GrOpei EaN and
Fred. who eeIdr ah "a raneh a Com
copcion Two hruihers aie q g.
Wriphi 81 NanIuf'c and N T. Wright
OF Nluutfor
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

Mrs ThfnnN Grant ilunnicuu in-
vited number of hen friends 60 her
home. sit Mesquite strort. Thursday
afternoon M honor of Mrs Thomson.
"a bride uf The Cariv summer. Who has
been here month from san Angelo
90 visit her parents Mr. and Nrt
q n Johnson
a shoWor ct mirccilpnr"u9 gifts fnr
The honorco was a anrprisr feature of
the afternoon. Tho gucstf hcmmrd
tca towels which were added ca che
collection OF gifts f,r Mrs Thomson
lee cream ana cake were served.
The hostess was assisted D., her moth
ca. Mrs J. 49, Grant and Mrs. o a.
johnson
Besides Mss Thomson the quests
were. Misses Aauic 1iluehDr Ada
Noakcs Carrie stevens. poruthy kcr
ridge. Doris SNOW. Mildred Collins.
Noli, and 'oar nnchnr. Edna 'riour
Noran nowcn. virginia Austin .la
pocnisch, Dorothy Sholy Bessie Al
mond nf pcl ITO, Eunicc Early ASH
-. Grant Mcadamoe Harold Nettcra
frnrrcs clam OF oklahoma Edgar
Rhspborry OF iinllinrsr Hobart Nieh
Olson of Hallingcr. Buford craig. VIII
liam kcck Howard Grant
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

wac performed y, Row ~ q Horton.
q retired minister OF tho Methodist
church
The only a;icaiipis were the bride \
email sister Maric Muller. Who proceed
"a The bride ami tttewcd faMers
in her halfway ana hcr small brother
Lloyd Miller. who entered with his
mn, sister boa.iny The .ffinF IN a
pink cainativn No T. n WArA IT
Bishop piaycd tho vtddinE march rhc
bride wric a whltt rcorRcttc gown
and bridal Nici cfsght to- her hear
with 3 wreath 81 Sfnnge blossoms
she catricd.o si,owot saouuct 81 bride
ro~es and white carakllons
a largo number "a Eucst~ attended
the wedding
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
NUECES COUNTY
ROLL APPROVED
Ccen ,,,a o. from page ono)

TIOnTIUUNU TTOW UH"N UNU
valued ut Siif,SS0
Manufacturers tools implements and
mlDmucr1 ,tWc s.'pFi6
sipnm engines and hoilDls, value S2o
$40
Amonn, of mnnp, lp banks. si77sn
Amount of credit in banks S4a.ia0
Miscellaneous property S2sS.0oo.
shares 81 state and national bank
stuek 4tp0. valued ni S3l,.2a0.
1850 milcs ot railroad trnchage val
urd uf Gt.H.fnp
kotfs stock valued ai SeS9fa
Intangible assets of S2f,lnf
slfy railroads. pii6 mnc4 valued st
ggaGf3
rs mites ut t"lcGunh and telephone
Tines. valued ai sNtSi3
Srycn steam ana sam boatH valued I'd
xRhON.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

Mrs Charles Ncttcfs. 1919 Tiger
street. entertained the Rcbckuh Social
club Thursday afternoon Tho quests
scwed fur the lodge during the att
tcrnoon nv cream aud caAe were
sotvcd Two Visitors. Mrs } A. John
sOn ana Mrs. T. y Richten
Tho members present were Mes
darucH Homer Womack. Max Ecko.
George NoNum, Rose Wickershnm. D..
}. Ashmorc Ada Wolfe. Emma ELAN.
Maggie Ferguson. J. W Hrminrhpm
and Misses Mary Kirk ana Kitile
Hifucs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
rlMssR FRoM DC rRees

some prejudice exists arninst the
use ot timber cat from dead troos.
@iys the American Forestry Mneaklno
~ q matter OF fact when sound dead
trees are sawed into lumbcr. ana Inc
wcathercd or .charrcd outside Ia cut
away there is NO method known tn the
Forest Products Laboratory Is which
the lumber can be distinguished from
that cut from live trsea, except that
the lumber from dead tees may ~.
partly seasoned When saved.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
New Type Engine
Tested, and Wins

Bv The Associated rress.
NEW YORK Avg 11 Develop
ment Of row two cyclic utcfpnl
combustion engine. adopted f1r ships
ua Wen as stationary rurrpsas, wa
announced here today hv Charles NJ
SrhWith. Tho engine ~ was said, is
che product uf American inventive
SKIN md has boon glvo4 sHecossfu
trial on ono of DE Orc omryiue ship
Of Tho npthlchem Steel corporation
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

Mrs Amos Moofr ana her daughtc.
Mrs Gladys fubank, and Htter's SON.
Biilic Ross i1uhAnk returned hero yus-
tvrdiN nom New Orleans whore lcy
went last winter Mrs Euhank haI
been quito ~ tAlor Wpci,a ana tnpir
return 90 corpus Christi WIS nude
for that reason They have apartments
at ana Twirg street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

Mrs, III T. Michalke ana Mira o. H.
NNcall cptcrliuncd number ct cbii.
dfcp Friday after noon az the horne
of Mrs c'Nesll ON n street. in honor
Of the birthday anniversary of Mrs
Michalkea little daughter. Robbie Vel
ma Clansscn
Gnmea were played indoors and on
the lawn. Tee cream and anrcl food
cake were served Miss nraaic o.
Neal assisted in Serving This chi,-
drcn prcfcnt were George nlcVina. 1ra
Noysc Fore Camilla Fore. Edwin
Forc. tr Ncima O'Ncall. Helen o.
Ncail, Pauline lfulf-tadt, Evelyn Lc-
mond Margaret Neisindt uc'h ~
mcnd Lucille White, Margaret poicres
Hunter. Constance Gallagher. junnita
CiArk.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
CAPT. Sims Goes
For Nouel Voyage

PORT ARANSAS. Aug. a. cant,
A. =. Slma OF Port Aransaa pAssod
through Corpus Ch,is'i Mondey ~ his
way ~ New Norh % inlo. two uuiscir
10 Tampien Mexico fnr ,ls NeNiean
Government This is the second frln
thai Capt SLAMS hnH nlndc Two Years
ago he delivered three hults 90 Mexico
from the New York shipyards in New
York
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
Personal, :.

Mrs. I'd Cubago and her children.
who spent three montha in colorado
Spriugs ana Boulder colo. have ir-
turned home.
Mr. aud Al " Is smith 81 IT.
WORTH have returned homo after q
visit here 90 ~. Eleanor Huihn.
g. Is sims hrs len for Duthn Nchr
on q business trip
Arlington inrduirko has returned
from oklahoma ana NchrArim where
De- ms hcpn at work ia The wheat
fields.
John ilardnlcko who hes been buy
ing poduce at Westhrrford has REL
turned homo.
Mr. vs. T. Horne and small son
aud hef mother Nrs NJ o. Atkins
were in thc cts yesterday from fal
nfras
~ i' Cohn has returned tp San pir-
40 after spending u weos in The CITY.
Miss Bessie Almond uf Dci ltio is
tho quest of Dorothy Shelly Her
father. John w Almond. van Join her
here tho FIRST ot Soptcinh,r
Mrs John Thomson who has been
the guest al hor parents, NJ nnd Mrs.
q. ii johnson a month experts 10
lonvo Monday for her home near san
Angelo
SIR and Mrs Edgar Raspberry and
MI and Mrs Hobart Nicholson ar eff
HuumEcr. ure rpcndlrg several dnys
at The Nucocs hotel
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

Mr. ahd Airs Whiiieu camc to Cor
pms Christi Thursday night AT Whit
ton IL IA The employ nf the Corpus
Christi National bank and they win
reside al 90 Comuuthc llrvot
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
DANCE TONIGHT.

BAY View. Como and brlnu your
friends; strangers cordially invited
will be properly introduced by floor
manager.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28

Bay View Come and brinp your
trionds' stran1frs cordially invited;
viii be properly introduced by floor
r1arauor.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
DANCE TONIGHT.

Bay Wow. Come and bring your
friends; strangers cordially invitedi
~ be properly introduced BY floor
manager,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
ZxnzRN6'.

Suit ~ divorce has beer lied n
the OFFICE ui hn ,.crt OIL tre diaf'iNt
court hy pef Cramn Smith aiist
90 3 sm
The county comm isaioners court ~
fr weekly meeting HierdnN ap-
proved lhN HuulNf Highways payroll
BIDS 90 ihe ntmnni9nal crcus1l'nR
company rf Galveston and thN "
Crnni fInhcr company of Houston
for furnighne piiing ana lnmhu tof
opened but atNen was aefonrl mul
next week
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-28
St. JOHNS CAFE
X Ala Mesquite ST.

Just opened for bust
ness. We serve regular
meals for soc and try 20
fill ri short orders salts
factorily.
Our Dinner Menu con-
sists Of
Soup, Meat, two OF more
Vegetables, p @ { atoes,
Salad, Hot Biscuit, CoE-
fee, Tea or Milk and the
famous California Bak-
cry Pie.
Come in and give us a
trial. Our slogan is, we
must give satisfaction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
Birds Do NOT Make 5i-r's Eve
Mamie

WhaT makes The bird 's-eye maple
That Is a question which YOU have
asked yourself when yoU looked s1 q
beautiful piece Of furniture made of
this wood SAYS the American Forest
~ Association. Of Washington. .. c.
which Is campaigning for the plant
ing Of memorial trees There have
been a number Of theories but the
real reason If simple.
The tavorfte rheor- has been that
sapsuckers. by peckine holes through
the bark OF Young naples. make
scars which produce the bi~G's-eve
figure in rne wood during succeeding
years. Bird pecked history is often
cited as Al analogous case. YET who
ever saw birds eye figure n hickorv,
though the bark may have been per
fora-ed like a cnllender by the bills
Of energetic sapsuckers@ The effect
in the case Of hickory is the opposite
of bird's-eye in mamie the wood is
discniored and unslghrly. Some at
r-ibuts il 20 the action Of frost. but
no such connection berwen cause
and effect has been shown 70 exist.
The explanation of this phennrne-
non is simple and q person with a
good nagnifying glass car work it
out for himself. The BIRDS eve fig
ure is produced by casual or abnor-
maj buds which have their origin IN
der the bark Of the trunk. The first
buds of that kind may develop when
the tree is quite small. They are
rarely able To force their way through
the bark and become branches. bur
they may live many years under the
bark. growing in length as the trunk
increases in size but seldom appear
ing on the outside Of the bark II one
such bud dies. another viii likely rise
near II and continue the irritation
which produces the fantastic growth
known as birds eve.
II is said the Japanese produce ar
tificiRl birds eve growth in certain
trees by inserting buds beneath the
bark The Field Museum Chicago.
has a sampls Of whar is claimed To
be zrtificiaIfy produced birds eye
wond frum japan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
Boston Produce Market

Boston March =
EEET--hoicn whole cattle 1@n4-
BCTTER-Nor-nern creamery e2tras
s7tdS7s: western c-eanerr extras do4uo'
kESE-Twins extras &4G3l2-
CORNING. . Yellow I11nI.9.
EGGS-Nea-pv nennery 5o;pao western
extras 52lisss.
FLOCR-spring patents. 1es-lh- sacks,
specia. shorts t5.5r15er. STANDARD -1s'fd
HAy-No . timothy 5oG5i nonlina-
HANDSPRING C718.
OA-sFancv 20 lbs 1n@G10a3
pORK-MediuM backs I'D
POT ATOES-A-nosLpnk Green Aoun-
rains 5tn55e per 1pa lbs. on track
SUGAR-Granu;a ed. wholesale C-o-
GERS quotation, 1edls4 III bulk, $50 ihs
IN packages
yFAI-tITA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
THE BURKE TRIAL
DATE NOT FIXED

Portland. Me. March -1-Atrorney
General Guy +. stu-s,s Of this CRY
denies TINT ne has reached ary.ag-ee-
nent with EZ-Ar1orney General Will
ian R Par-angau Of Augusta, chief
counsel for the defense IN the Burke
murder Gaze. pns-pOn;nG The SECOND
trial until the September Term Of -ha
supreme judic:ai court for Somerset
county.
M-- Pa-t2ngall YVES tt confer with
Mr.. Sturg,s this week but this con
ference has not vet been held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12

singer n the world. not even cxcspt-
1ns the nightingale, says the Amer
lcar Forestry Association. Washing
ton. whose national bird-hpuse build
Ing contest is accusing great inter
esr among school children N bird life
conservation. AS musicians all the
tnrushes are gifted bur the hermit
thrush is the prize singer Of rne tribe.
The tail Of this LITTLE bird is Of red
dish brown, much brighter than the
back and head, while the nreSa. Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Ml-cn -
E0G@Receipts Ia.ge1- Estimated TO-
morrow .e.Ge: heavy steady 10 ID cents
lower; others strung 10 10 cents higher
Bulk 14-g5nLI5f, top I5s5 heavy lSIan
f4s5 medium 14S,Sd Ihs1l light l5Jrl07a.
light iigflt l425yu LEO; heavy packing snws
smooth --.5t i55.s: packing sows rough
12D0Nl.s5: pigs l3.2S1Il4S1
CAT-LE-EeceIpts A.on9 ESTIMATED
tomorrow 500 slow. Beef sfeerE: Me-
dunn and heavy weight choice and
prime iSS-5c15sf: medium ana gopd 1165n
Iy7.: common aT5dIies; lirrt weight good
and choice l.sgDG So: common and me-
dunn gsni15a Butcher cattle: Heifers
-s5Gi55t cows -Itll.-6; Gamers and cut
tiers 475STTna: veal calves lSrtfITnn: feed
er sfeers s15nloDo; stocker steers Tlnn
Iin0
5EEEP-Receipts I2.0r Estimated To-
morrow Tl1: unsettled. Lamns - lbs.
down T-Tnf9eo. cullK and common Log
100 Ewes: Medium good and choice
lDe11asn; cuiis and common sn9a1g7h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
~ss-u-ss o+ the Days Dealing IN ~
rne leading Stocks

- re-E. March L-Inhuenced main
no n. ecr.nG -ise uc British ex-
;---=e which rrovsd only ,emrcrAy,
. z-pcE na-ge, to-day made nctewor-
.r0@ssIDns % its recent genera 2nc
|tecS'Ve recovery.
- g--enE-n Of exchange WAS sup
''-~.-- --1 3, London cables STATING
L 4norler drop in the gold premium
Il 1'"e~-ea rnore Of the melai from.
- market 70 this center There were
1e"eiopr1enrE- however. 10 sunsrzn-
~'s -"20--s that extensive gold ex-
mis- country are n immediate
2r-.3z~-
-Ea -a.e for demand Bills On
.-. oCav WIS S.EH. roacttng TO
g. ne close Of the stock market.
lew uaximufn a further gain o.
yer yesterday was SHOWN
-2-.ss-lc mone,a-y conditions were
1-agec, call money being ereaiy o.
- = pe- cent with vary Few oner-
= D. me -uncs. Bankers Seem bDpe-
Il 10 appreciabie r1ghrentnE OF
r. =7ulc attend impending heayy IN
rs e. payments, but advised asa1ns.
a1art stock market operations.
-1~ar' mr. peYEeptibie diruinutton 81
.-fi7@zz Z ne later dealings. the hfnak
-%~..-.ge exey-ed no very pruno-raced
quoted values Reactions OF
TX POINTS were largely ree1ined
r. 1rlBh although profit taking was
"a Saies amounted 10 1-<s5.M
-ac,-- n bonds WIS light but the
ally N speculative rails, Wa
-lns-- ISSUES eAD0d- with nrrn-
@@ss .~.11E The iuteYnaffdnala. Sales.