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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Boston. May 1b-PlRv n the an
nual championship tournament Of
New England Intercollegiate Lawn
Tennis Association was advanced 70
the semi finals tnGay On ctle courts
of the LunEwoou Cricket Club. 4
Erooknan. Of the Massachusetts IN
stIrure of Technology, tle New Eng
land intercollegiate champion. and
c. VI. Sanders Of Dartmouth, appear
ed as the individual stars. and Dart
mouth and me Massachusetts Insi1-
tute Of Tschnoiogy for the colleges
showed I'D strongly
institutions eliminated il today's
play were Boston University, Trinity,
Wesleyan and Bowdoin. Those which
survived were Massachusetts InsTl-
rute Of Technology, Amherst. WI
laans, Dartmouth and Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
ARTISTS FOR
centennial FESTIVAL

I : rh- policy and EooG fortune II
the F7est-va- Association -a ae able -a
present a. -1a eon- N F.sr-v VA. -aa
E-aacasr new Singers of Tia gay
-hes+ artists ara heavily booked II
tie Elsica. centres Of A-1P,~ca. and
III make her -tnu- -hzs fan. he
same as Nina C7l.lz--u-,-1. Louis
era E-ssu.'e- and re grant Ss.r-l-2a2n-
E%1nk do, ~ -hr Name N1sic Fes-
--Ta-s- ThF -ne-11E night VIII pr=-
se-1t Pa.'ev G~L2-er the l1s.z--
E7l2st1ed 7la1-sl composer Another
fine artist VII De gosef Turn. re
great EGssla- -aucr. vino vii -nen
MS cCnca~- saasrr AT MS F-easr-v--l-
Also Mss MARJORIE Scu-ras, contra y
n, VINO comes from CEncirra-z. and
possesses velce af C-Rat power and
oeauty. The second 1lgat VII Pre-
sf-I MISS E.osa-is Miller. VIC IL
young American Soprano II remark
lDie ability Who made such --a-
1eodols SUCCESS a. ne Mar-rDols-.a-.
Opera EGls+. tliee Wae41s a-a. A-sa
NJ Ia 1:'aIlce Leonard. tle a .lsst,'a IN
baritone. r. Possesses Il NOS r.
FElaE'kahle voice. which - uses u--,1
great six. THIRD niCtz- VII present
,he worlds E~ea-rst s-rE=~ Easa
a-a1sz- a7d n -~=a- .a--,a-e. G.u-
.cn0 En-l1- ANNOUNCEMENTS uf
THESE ,wo a---s1s. nave. A.--aE- ben
gwen. The soio aaar-e--4 ea,. -eg
Sraaa- Ma-=r v-l- -ursls- .t Mss
Fasa-se Miller Spvra2a- 8l "a Mar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

made a new high recurS. Sales amount
&c 70 8Nl-tkE sna-es
OILS illuminated TIA dRr at q group
however their ACTIVITY being aAsed upnn
1aruraBle -adt conditions. An advance
III Il cents per gallon was arnounca2
ag une Of Inc largest refinesz. whiie pro-
ducsrs II the Middle West ordered zn-
either upward reylslun Of PRICES S1-
crude AND rsfnez .rafucrx
IAf april u1u2aEe -epur-s n the Tni1-
"a StzEis.s rtssl Corporation, bringing rne
tEFia4 9f untitled orders IN the hiE.lest
aE7I-'e since August of W. 1aslt.a ID
sfinlla5@ demand far sTE.el shares
inner IndnsT-ials probably vsrE ADVERSE
III Affected DIV heavy Eancelia1aur, af IT,
1t'-s -sr textiles due not SO much - me
strike. Il was declared. as 10 4 reac,aur
u The trade
Cal money was freely offered a. Der
ctsnL. going % 8n al unsroecr 81 *
lAfEe demand II the last hour, but clt-s-
ms IL The tUwEr GauL2rjpu
5unrs ws-s irregular and Eez-zlrt4I eEs
asfoe TOM their easier trend TINS also
as5p1TLng - Liberty issues Tota2 saaes.
par value aggregated 80 Iso ,aN Ola :
= ounds unchanged On ca1l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

u their home here. affair passing the
winter IN Lewiston
Rav and Mrs. Perry = Macy and
sen pa,zl have moved ia1c me rooms
OF MIS- Rar-let Bragg
NJ. anc Mrs. Z T. wn.nancGse
opened their home here On Friday
F-aacls Il jones Of OAK Grove
Sem nary passed the weekend VILE
his mother. Mrs Mary X Jones.
Mrs Heath. VINO cares fur Mrs.
Eliza Fhllbr0ok- has been passing q
FEW oars u Gardner
Wesley Alien Of Ch5o Is visiting
raj. gives he-,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, NAY II.
rAT-LT-E araopts - AR, medium ana
neRy-v os...f Stat.-s SLOW mostly "a lower
light and yeRrlinEs stead~ 70 }uwe,-. ruD
vearlings Ls75 mp heavE ca-Ile I;is
bulk --;T,nI34P: butcher STOCK genera tly
steady. supply liEa;. vea- Gales STEADY.
bulk --SaeflESl; Stockers ana Ea-dts,-E
steady
EDGS-Receipts znGH; NASTY 70 .
&c higher. medium advancing most
IT'D 1aSR. ouIk light Ti-;aI1f-4g: t7Iiik So
pounds and uver -zIaa1sso: DIES STEADY
70 ct lower: bulk In u - Founders
L5ssa14a
SEEEP-Eeesigrs fstaH. T,uevs,1lr
strong - &c higher, souts more chnirs-
shurD .a-nas 79E ouIa shor-l iaznbs Tz;la
11s*s'. good 7us pound si1or-a lambs I5be,
few prime shurn Hwas 1..SA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
New YORK Produce Market

NHw 5rk. May n.
FLC,C R-F IN. spring pa eats 1@-atG
1E75 spring clears -1tFoq l-tr9 WINTER
sI-a.shls ABA -Sua A-as-Aa src'--S.l-s
% IN i45H
AT-Spur STEADY. Ma. 30 a11
Na 1a-1 49, ana IA. = mixed duran
iii / --ack View York =Zpor--.
COEN-~pnI strong No : Yellow Ii.
ana No. -nsxs.d 2lsE G a Wv YORK.
CATS-Sp31 strong ~. : w1.r+ --@&q 80
e-t114a-Srealy. mess 4apaal -4..e. lam
~ sal,dS2Db
LAR--S+-ung. middle west 20 -. 20.
~U--CNSE LEL-tlr,r- prime
summer Yellow spoI ne M4y 80. July
1aa september za7a. al Dld.
-ER-E1asie-- Receipts ag>s mis-
creamery hiEHe- man @x-as tsiaTs5 an.
extras Y score i2a lrstS ~ - 81 sc0r'e
5Aat1S2, Packing sIock current 1lA-t. 3d.
= 81
age packed extra firsts IN 1,-s- 4604e
f-s.sil gathered extras t1sIs --t14h IRIS
-4tr.46t state. Pa and leG-'1y weEt+41--l
henDe--- WHITES Irsts - aZ---as STA go
STATE Pa aaG NEARBY hellne.r browns
extras a'aa1- gathered rlW--ls ana M
&c roi0rs uc-sI . =x--as 4of1s9t
POTATO t1S-L40wEr Flurlua Dbl. SOFA
1gR': Bermuda 1ni. 1AtsGEl@i: Old IAA IS
1--r.ssd1.szsi. Danish oa- -HgTts- sweets.
jersey M. : basket z0flsgg southern
Ma. : oRakHI astnSDD
CAERA@ES-Frn Snu-h Carolina
oUx zah9.SE,
sTGAE-EaT firm cs.nr--.fa aga -.s5s
-Hdned nr-n. unchanged II one GEM
higher Fine C-A1ula.ad -7!igg-.iba FL
r1i--as were Iulet 1uI me undertu-e was
lr-ns- II sympathy with Avs. Prices
.1ns. MAJ 1gca Ja3v 19e0 St-Dte,1l per
Lllu. -acerrlot. [EH. Ja7la-v zhfl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
BELFAST
Annie 55orpsr. 1alrnry

AGc1e 6iocgeE GUm6y. wife Of
y HAN r @u1nJv died his morn
IL n SD ~ TIE Qu1nny homestead
n -1u-- street 4t-s- a ing Illness
Mrs. seu-I5v vas bern II Belfast
aid was -aas~2sd 10 NJ Qu-nay &C.
+ 1Ss6 ne larger part Of their mar
E''e1 LIZ 1aT-1E Aeer PASSED her'e
Besides her husband she Is sur
V-T@1 ~ ane slsfer, he wife 4 Dr.
r.. = Foster n Cumberland avenaa
cortland and HE teg'aa nepnevrs
t--1-oes- I-- IT. Thomas aIG William
70 Foster # Portland, -ne 1or-ner
4avlnC tlT Years made rs home win
aer and vas mora IKE = sun- For
ne Past t=w wears Mrs @G--nbr hal
Deer q g-'@2- sufferer and every pos-
sIEaie means known n medical science
n''a been employed - save aer 2a1n-
- = --z'-.-- = - I'll
1--- v
.,--z.r,.,a z..Ie,-- NJ 3 - o IA ~
nc ~ .,-,,,-,s.r -, -. re- =
1zo- Ia. -. - $40. .,.,.,,,,,.s
IT. -...r- ,,+=..,,s 49, ,.,,----,,--...,.
49, ,.-,--s.. :, .,---7.-,.s, - -
..-,,.s,. .,,,z,-,.s.s -,e.,.,,75, ~, -
~ -. z.,r;s.--- - - -
s,..-.s4,,-. IL -,5,s--,,,,,,r,;,. -, .rz
-,.,.rr-g, IL ~ NJ - .-
he -r--a -,z.--.q=-..7 -, 4s.l%,e- .a,oe
q brand v,,-,,l, -, .s-,-r- ~, s,,,-,,.i.as.
r--as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Indians Take Play
Of Game from Browns

--eTaIa1l MAY -e--7evela1d a.
-=a-=G Il -a1-s r7Eav IL n ne
aiay-oE II q postponed game Tag
av EaS ~ ha-1 ~, not when h--s
mean ~uns. DAVIS ne first Il -3zr-s
al- 1e~s ls@d av 81 Lal-s. vas via.
Is passes oe11g followed av h1-s.
EaEar aided = w-ac-2E ms own
=a-ne WI 1ara I'm over ne ~1g1r
Held wa. Score
a. Louis ...0ape4aa --a--:5-42
Cleveland - & q O x---lH-e
DAVIS. Saunders. BaEae 2nL Sey-
a~Hlu- 6aG:-v and -f-lelll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Boston Produce Market

5uSi1E. M2T 70
5EEF--huicP whole ca-t5e z!*G 45'i
SLTTEE-NUr-A creamery ex---sls
is.hqssst western c-'eaneT-t eX---ls 6-sstl'i..-
EESE-F-ash C0Clce --f11S
CCRS-Su. . yellow Esd--A
EEGS-NaH-ny nenne-v 51jdsS west E---
extras TtH51-
FLGC R-Spring patents Iss-5h sacks
EpeclRL shur--s 1fs.t1 = standard Lp5 "a -
E4AY-Na. --npfnE 42g4b
LAM8-Srr-nE S3n.ss.
CATS-F alcy A. pgunds i3@@tdl5f.
PCEA-Me1iuTn hacks 416R
PCTA II 3ES-A -nugJoak LzrAan McIl-l-
ratnF -617.s per 100 pounds On rack
81 GAR-lS-anula-a wholesale c-o-
GERS quotation. = r bulk. IL IN pack
ages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
REGISTER
TRIPLE PLAY BUT
LOSE TO RED sOx

BosTar- Nay -e-Ea1-oer ne]d Ph.lR-
delphla ~ rw7 INKS todar II ms a.,z1
sIa1-+ a1 ne Season. Boston winning
. l. 1oup-r 3oUaled twica ana
singled -w1ce \ our lines Al ba-
= II Mc1111s 4 zrSt and F5z1d,-vx
IN second and none aut IN the sev-
enIh. Dykes aaaghr Fosters liner.
l1r,o wig "a GALLOWAY. xhc 1A~aw q
-T17T1zn 1ol- triple play. Scara-
PE-ADE PHTA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

BOSTON

Two base Mrs Hooper > Sfolar
bases, =~l5n. McInn.s. AdcNa-Ir
Sae;--lce. Harper. Triple play, Cvk, :
. GALLOWAY AZ --rtin Double play
1d1N4--y ra sror- I'd Mc-z-ls. Left Vi
9asas. F-a = Boston Z. Ease I'd
1a-ls. II z, k=~- !. # HARPER :. E-ls.
z Pey---. g n - innings OF Ell.h-
81 lin : --e innings II Moore mona
z l1n4lc- -5-. vv pEcae-. av LEX
ast ,f5=nd-yx struck gu ev Par.~-
l. Soy Moore :. av Harper ! TN
TIi-'as Main md -'--ean. TINE g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Far-inutsn scnoni -. iuniur H;ah 10

harrington school - Junirr Esah 70
IN a game of Inc Senior League The
Darlington school, baseball team de-
faaged the Iuniur I54gn team bv -ae
score Of - . 10 On Monday after
noon a. the Harrington grounds
ThI'e4 thrae-hass hts were made in
the game. ny PAGER and Mari Of the
harrington team. and Nv Clement
GFeEnire Of the Junior H5gh tea-n
The batteries vera Mari and Fonr
for the Harrington team and Whit
ttn and Gregoire fer tine Junlur E4lga
Ieam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
CALENDAR OF SPORTS

Nay 1a-sasehaa VS. a7r>S AZ Augusta
Way 1s-sasehaii= University Marie Colby Cronn-
May fS-Frack Name Meet
AZ
Way IS-Sasesai Cory VS.. 4 -s3Gsea
Way 21-21-Ternis=
May Z-Easenaii= Cory vs. AZ
May 2-Frark- L, u NJ. insItstlon Freq Mee+
-Sssenal=
Way 2S-ZI-Tennls= Name intercollegiate
May 2s-SasesaH=
May g--Saserail= Cory
May 37-EasenaiI- Cory vs.. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
New Name 1osr-- zsra-s

The following Maine nominations
lare been sent = ma Senate ny
F'-'eslGeuI Wilson y=srsraa r. Pos
masters. ,,s-avus a Young ISiand
Fails Wilbur : Fher--. National
soldiers Home. - Lewis 8. Tewk--
g,G-y. SsprzaE- an- Carleton Z Young.
"a -lc+s.-puf--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
serkett Hnor.s Out Walls

London MAY zp-Jee Beckrrt. ne
English eaT-ywniEf3t boxar. knocked
out BnmhR-aier Wells. another BRIT
4sn puEilist- n the third round Of a
'nasC.a for +f1e heavyweight champ
5unship Of England tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
COLLEGE GAMES

Newton Aass-'-a1hniic University
=; Boston College IS innings rain
swa--nnore 5; University Of Pan
gt'4ral1a e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
Chicago Produce Market

LAfca-1. MAJ 10.
AcTlun Of me Canadian wileHt board
n hniEr.uE me prize Of Canadian whea-
< 70 Il cents a 5ushel mad a decided
buIllsn efT+-ct ToCav ar me cnrr rna-st-I
here -Car1 cinsed firm = % 4Ic ne.
higher win July 10 n --ai anu sep
-elnpe- IT, u rs. Da4s gained -dz. 10
&c and PROVISIONS 70 70 - cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

View YORK. May IL
Mercantile paper
LzAchA2Ee STEADY; STIRRING I-Gav bills
. .bs. commercial 6.-6av bills On BANKS
S1hx, commercial 6a-Cav bills s7W de-
nand S-S caAjes aggs
Francs. demand lar. cables In
5eaglal -21cs, demand 1sE 2a5ies
Il "a
!Taal1ers. demand ;Ei. caAies ill.,
LIRE demand d. Cables AM
na-hA- demand 1-A. cables IN
tzeNe'Irner- ana railroad bunds z---n--
l.G-
me loans strong, ~ days. 80 5avg
a2u SIX months s.
Ear SILVER 1tl4s
Mexican dollars k
----4 money 1a1r demand. h.g., & yuw
d FA.LAG raIe : closing had & 0fTe-aa :.
lAs,j lGAn . hank acce9uaaC.e.s J.
Sl@ri-ils advanced further n rae la-=
l-A--lEs Cou1n7ercia4 Rl-t5ay hills
:. Z. - c--i-zneTeIal a.s-tia-- Ills an b4nKs
- s, demand 3.Ssk, caaits 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

This Is the Eacand vicrnrv OF
Beckett ever Wells. N their frst
match a. the Eoibnrn Stadium On
February - 1919. Becker- knocked
Wells OUT n the firth round.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11

Before mans --a--ae5 v1u mink
Ee aa1a' .41uIher -E1nr = N world
I DO De. -uu~c vau. II a.--a~ hes
welded zt's So busy IL - ne ne
plumb 1p1--atg now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
EASTERN LEAGUE

T5r-sfieiG E. Springfield
Other games 1al.s-G or postponed.
-sz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-11
New York Stock Market

New York Stock Market
CORRECTED DAILY by
MAINE BROKERAGE com1aNy
- Front 81. Bath. Phone SO
go Water st. Augusta.
Fhcre 1B1g--n-a
Correspondents If
ELMER - sElC-T & CO.
Il an s1's Il New York and Boston
Stock EEcha1Ee
-rlNaes Wire Service
Evening star., 1920-01-04

feet all ready you might say but that
don't preven, a man from comeing to.
other peoples rescues and telling them
what habits they could swear off of and
benefit not only themselves but their
friends
For instants they's a man in the
BRONX in n. Y. city who won't mem
ton his name here as | don't know it
but he wears a policemens suit and he
lives in a / room house in BRONX Park
and he is home every night and the
house stands in kind of fork in the
road that runs from I'ordham over to
the Boston road and every time YOU
drive past there going home and try to
drive up the left fork witch is a whole
lot shorter this man comes running out
of his house like a mad man and holers
get over there on the risht road even
to strangers. This habit makes per
son kind of nervous and sick and some
times you don't get over it all the way
home. And this man is II big strong
helthy man that looks like he is big and
strong enough to bust himself of Il habit
and he could do ii ii he tried and
have a better time and get home a lit
tie earlier in the bargain.
Then they's II woman that lives in
New Rochelle tina, has got the habit of
finding out what nights person is
going 10 take the ! 30 out of the Grand
center station and ON these here nights
she always takes that train herself
though its always crowded and thcN'S
more passengers on il than seats but
she always comes right up and stands
by your seat instead OF standing by
somebody's elses seat and she stands
there all the way to New Rochelle unlcst
they's somebody with Il seat that gets
off at Mt. Vernon A woman like this
could have just as good time II she
would get the habit OF spending her
evenings in New Rochelle and going TO
the pictures or something where she
would be sure OF getting seat anS not
half to stand up In front OF innocen
mans seat on the train and kind OF look
like she wished you would get up and
stretch for Is miles or something.
Speaking about this same train they's
Evening star., 1920-01-04

both on his acct and on acct, of the
New Rochelle woman witch I forgot to
mention is very homely, but you don't
no sooner leave Port Chester with only
about more miles to go when this bird
comes up and says where are you going
and you tell him Greenwich and he says
20 cents. A man that would wake
man up that he thinks is a sleep for 20
cents would take oysters from a baby.
Forthly they's a party liveing right
in my house that has got the habit
that every morning at the breakfast
table she gets interested in story
in the paper that's on the same sheet
with the sporting page, and some
times a person has to wait till long
past the prune coarse before they can
find out how many new lawyers broke
into base ball yesterday.
Besides these people they's several
young men in NY. city that has all
got the same habit. and are like
bunch of parrots that can't say moth
ing only the same thing These birds
is all found inside the box Office vim
dows at the different theaters. and no
matter what YOU say to them they say
"Seyentcenth row." and il you ast
them if they was born in Ireland they
would say seventeenth row, though of
coarse that's just sample as you
wouldn't never ask them that ques-
ton only in a iokeing way.
These is a few Of the habits that
certain partys could swear off of arid
do themselfs and everybody else a
world of good, aud personly if they's
any OF these people that can think OF
a habit that I have got that they don't
like, why | will swear off OF it pro-
vide it they go so so, but as | say Il
person that is nearly perfect has II
tough fine, figureings what they can
SWEAR OF Of, and I have, about MADE
up my mind to-. not Interfere with
none Of my, habits at the present time
but go along the way like I been
going for at lease another yr. and be
satisfied to brighten the corner where
! am.
RING w. LARDNt.R.
Greenwich. Conu., Jan. 2, 1920.
Copyright. 1919, by the Bell syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

commenced to devour it with great
eagerness,
at goes good. anyway" said Heh or
those little rascals wouldn't have gobb'ed
it up so greedily."
"Where are they" asked Dorothy IN
astonishment
They all looked around, but the pig
lets had disappeared.
Dear mel" cried the Wizard. 'they
must have run away. But didn't see
them go: did you"''
NO, replied the boy and the girl to-
gether.
"Here-piggy. PIGGY, piggy" called
their master. anXiously.
X X X
Several suuealS and eruntS were in-
stantly heard at his feet, but the Wlzard
could not discover a single psi"t.
Where are YOU" he asked,
'Why. right beside you spoke l'ny
voice Cant YOU see U.S.
"No." answered the little man. in
puzzled tone.
I'VE can see YOU" said another OF
the piglets.
The Wizard stopped down and put out
his hand and at once felt the small Tat
body of one of his pets He picked 1t
up. but could not see what he held.
.It is very strange" said he. sober'y.
"The piglets have become Invisible III
some curious way"
"Tll bet it's because they ate that
peach" cried the kitten.
ut wasn't a peach, Eureka, salo
Dorothy 81 only hope it wasn't poisoh.H'
Calling the piglets to him. he picked
them all up. one by one, and put them
away in his pocket; for although he
could not see them he could feel them,
and when he had buttoned his coat he
knew they were safe for the present.
The travellers now resumed their walk
toward the cottage, which theE pres
emily reached. 1t was pretty place,
with vines growing thickly over the
broad front porch The door stood open
and a table was set in the front room,
with four chairs drawn up to It, On
the table We're plates, knives and forks,
and dishes Of bread, meat and fruits.
The meat was smoking hot and the
knives and forks Were performing
strange antics and jumping here ate'
there in quite puZZlins way. Sut hot
a single person appeared to be IN 'he
room.
GLOW funny" exclaimed Dorothy,
who. with Ieb and the Wizard, now
stood in the doorway.
A. peal of merry laughter answered
her. and the knives and forks fell to Inc
plates with clatter. One of the chairs
pushed back from the table, and th's
was so astonishing and mysterious that
Dorothy was almost tempted to run
away in fright.
Copyright, 1918. by J.. Frank Baum FOR ths
Geo Matthew Adams service.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

AA that Dorothy and himself
v and all their party were
about to be entombed in the
mountain he said to the children:
MY dears what shall we do? Jump
out and fight"
What's the use ." replied Dorothy.
"Td as soon die here as live much
longer smong those cruel and heartless
people
That's the way | feel about it," re
marked I.b, rubbing his wounds, .I'Ve
had enough Of the ManGaboos"
An right" said the Wizard; TIN
with YOU, whatever YOU decide. But We
cant live long in this cavern, that's Ger
tain.
Noticing that the light was growing
dim he picked up his nine pielets. pattcd
each one lovingly on its fat little head,
aud placed them carefully in his in
side pocket
Zeb struck "A match and lighted one
OF the lanterns. The rays Of the colored
sun were now shut out from them for
ever for the last chinks had been filled
up in the wall that separated their
prison from the Land of the Manga
boos.
''llow big is the hole" asked Dorothy.
"rll explore it and see" replied the
boy
So he carried the lantern back for
quite Il distance, while Dorothy and the
Wizard followed at his side. The cavern
did not come to an end, as they eX-
pectcd it would but slanted upward
through the great glass mountain, run
ming in a direction that promised TO lead
them TO the side opposite the Mangaboo
country.
Sometimes the tunnel was so narrow
that the wheels of the buggy gra2ed the
sides. then it would broaden out as
wide as street: but the floor was
usually smooth. and for long time
they travelled on without any accident.
Jim stopped sometimes to rest for the
climb was rather steep and tiresomc.
1--WE are certainly a good distance
away from the Land of the Mangaboos.'
added Icb; "for we have slanted away
from it ever since we started
But they kept steadily moving, and
Just as Jim was about tired out with
his long journey the way suddenly grew
lighter and Ieb put out the lanterns to
save the oil.
To their joy they found it was white
light that now greeted them, for all were
weary OF the colored rainbow lights
which, after time, had made their eyes
ache with their constantly shifting rays.
The sides of the tunnel showed before
them like the inside OF a long spyslass,
and the floor became more level and Jim
hastened his tagging steps at this
surance of a quick relief from the dark
passage and in a few moments more
they had emerged from the mountain
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a guy on it With a conductors suit that
has got a nasty habit that wished he
would try and bust himself Of it and
people would feel more friendly lords
him. II Il person lives in Conn. they
can't buy themselfs family ticket TO
and from n. Y city and back on acct.
Of Conn. not being in y. Y state, but
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landscape here and there. There were
orchards, too, bearing luscious fruits
that are all unknown in our world Al
Turing brooks of crystal water flowed
sparkling between their flower -strewn
banks, while scattered over the valley
We're dozens of quaintest and most
picturesque cottages our travellers had
ever beheld.
AS the new arrivals gaZed upon this
exquisite scene they were enraptured by
it's beauties and the fragrance that