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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
Destructive Blaze Occurs Oh,
Coshocton Avenue We'd
nesday Evening
PROPERTY OWNED
BY VIM. M. KOONS
Three Families Lose Most OF
Their Furniture; Blaze
Starts From Gas Jet

The business block and apartment
house owned by William M. Rooms,
located on Coshocton avenue Just east
Of Division street, was sutted by fire
shortly after 7 o'clock Wednesday
evening.
The loss on the building Is estimat.
ed by Mr.. Rooms at $4,000. In add.
tIon, the occupants Of the building
lost large amount Of furniture and
clothing in the fire.
The fire is believed to have started
from gas Jet in the apartments of
Oliver Keene on the third floor. The
blaze spread rapidly and in short
time the interior of the structure was
a mass of flames.
Firemen battled with the flames for
over two hours, and did good work in
preventing the fire from spreading tc
adjoining buildings.
The first floor of the building was
occupied by Fred Durtnett as fur.
mace and plumbing shop, while in the
east end Of the building was located
the Slough paint shop. One or two
of the business rooms in the center
Of the building were unoccupied
Mrs. Sarah Martin and William
Lewis and family occupied the Sec
ond floor, while Oliver Keen's apart
ments were in the third floor.
Occupants of the building succeed
ed in removing only small portion
Of their furniture, so rapidly did the
| flames spread. The Burtnett plumb.
ing shop and the Slough paint shop
were badly damaged by water. The
walls of the building were not de.
stroyed.
l. Mr.. Rooms, owner of the property
stated today that he had $4,000 in
surance on the building. BURNETT
also carried insurance on his stock OF
goods, 1t is said.
AT one time the flames threatened
the residence Of H. s. Lore, located
just east of the Rooms building, but
by good work on the part of the
F, fisemen no damage was done to the
home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
MT. VERNON WILL
PLAY GAINESVILLE

|. Cunningham, with bad arm,
Clarke with dislocated shoulder, and
Brownie Corcoran with an injured left
knee, will be out of the football game
Saturday afternoon when Mt. Vernon
high meets GAINESVILLE high at Athlet-
ic park.
Fletcher will play in Corcoran's
place. Arnold in Cunningham's and
Grubb in Clarke's. The new men to
start are fast and are among the real
fighters of the new recruits on the
high school gridiron this season.
GAINESVILLE is strong. Last Saturday
afternoon she defeated Cambridge by
the score of 81 to 0.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
ORIENTAL ROOM TO
OPEN NOVEMBER rs

The opening Of the "Oriental Lunch
Room" North Main street, by Mrs.
Francis Blake, will occur on Thanks
giving evening, according to an
nouncement made by Mrs. Blake to-
day.
Over half Of the space available for
Thanksgiving dinner has been reserv.
ed. The Thanksgiving celebration will
be observed Thursday evening, Nov
25th, and Friday evening, Nov. 26. The
Parrish orchestra will play the open.
ing night and on Friday evening mus
ic will be furnished by the Kenyon
college orchestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
FARM BUREAU To
Be RE-:ORGAN|zED

Executive committee of the New
Knox County Farm Bureau meets at
the offices of the bureau in the Knox
County Savings bank on Saturday af-
ternoon, November 20. The problem
Of the reorganization OF the bureau
will be the subject of discussion. One
Of the first duties of the organization
will be the writing of new consti-
tuition, and preliminary work on this
document will be done.
The drive for membership ended
with total of 1888. The four men on
the cleanup finished their work yes
terday. and reported that the job was
done in the county for the present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
.FREDER|CKTOWN

The Fredericktown high school foot
ball eleven defeated the second team
OF Mt. Vernon high at this place last
Friday, Al to 0.
| The high school students are prac-
ticing for play to be put ON about
Thanksgiving.
The Zolman pool room and news
stand has been moved from the /. O.
o. F. block to the Black5urne block,
where it has been combined with the
other pool room.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wagner enter.
tanned a company Of ladies and gen.
tlemen at o'clock dinned Tuesday
The Red Cross meeting at the high
school auditorium Monday evening
was failure as there was not doz.
en- there. A personal canvass will be
made among the members.
| Mrs. Martha Lambert of Mt. Gil.
cad was the guest of Mrs. Alice 81
mons the first of the week. Mrs.
Lambert is the widow of Curtis Lam
bert, who worked at the carpenter
trade in this place nearly half cen.
tury ago. They lived in the property
now owned and occupied by Henry
Briggle.
The Bellville football team will be
here for game with Fredericktown
high on Ebersole field, Friday at 4
o'clock. This should draw a big
crowd, as there always has been a
rivalry between the two places.
Mrs. Lizzie Keyes left last Satur.
day for two weeks visit with her
son, Roy, and family, at Loudonville.
The girls basketball team from
Danville was defeated here by the 10.
cal team last Friday evening, rs to
a. Our team will play at Danville Fri
day afternoon, the weather permit
ting, it being an open court there.
Messrs. Robert Miller, the barber
and Homer Watkins have purchased
the West Side restaurant.
William Jones has purchased the
Okey Wyker property on Mt. Vernon
avenue.
The annual rabbit pie supper of the
M. e. Brotherhood will be held in the
church parlors on Thursday evening
of next week. This is the tenth an
nual event of the kind, and this yeal
all members of the M. E. church O
| Fredericktown are invited. Supper
| will be served differently from on any
previous occasion in that it will be
served at $3.50 exactly. Supper will
be served until all are fed.
Rev. l.. M. Snyder, who was pastor
of the M. e. church at this place Is
years ago, was calling on friends here
from Saturday until Monday. He and
his wife expect to leave soon for Da
venport, Ia, where they will make
their future home.
Musical journals and metropolitan
newspapers have combined in theil
praise of Irene Stolofsky, the 4iftet
young violinist, who is to be heart
on the M. e. Brotherhood entertain
ment course Nov. 16. Her associates
the talented MacGregors, have me-
with with no less favor in their re
spective fields of entertainment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
CR|DER : THOMAS
CASE TRIED IN
COURT THURSDAY
Plaintiff Seeks To Recover
Sum Of $3.50 As A
Commission
DIVORCE SUIT IS
FILED in COURT
Application Made For The
Appointment OF An
Administrator

In the common pleas court of Knox
county, the case of G. c. Crider VS..
Thomas Stone was started before the
jury on Thursday morning.
The plaintiff brought action claim.
ing there was due him the sum of
$3.50 as commission for selling farm
belonging to the defendant. The de-
fendant filed an answer denying all
the allegations in the plaintiffs peti-
tion.
Asks for Divorce
Bernice M. Whitehouse has com.
menced suit for divorce against
Mark E. Whitehouse in the common
pleas court of Knox county. The
plaintiff states they were married
October 4, 1919, and that no children
were born. She charges the defend
ant with gross neglect and extreme
cruelty and alleges that the defend
ant paraded around the house sharp
ening razor and that she was in
constant fear" She asks for a di.
vorce and alimony, and that she be
restored to her maiden name, Rich
ert She also asks for an Injunction
restraining the defendant from inter-
fering with her in any way. B. E.
Sapp Is the attorney for the plaintiff.
VIII Admitted
The last will and testament of Hem
ry Faulhaber has, been admitted to
probate
Application Made
Application has been made in pro.
bate court for the appointment OF an
administrator for the estate of James
b. Shafer. The application was filed
by Lulu McPeek, and the hearing has
: been set, down for November 16.
%
Marriage Licenses
Jay v. Bebout, farmer, Washing.
ton township, Licking county, and
Gladys Marie Norris, Martinsburg.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12

Rev. ]. A. Long.
Frank d. Hoeflick, moulder, and
Leila M. Frazier, both OF Frederick
town. Rev. s. j. Cleeland.
o.
Real Estate Transfer
Herbert Sanderson to William Tot
man, parcel in city, 81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications as they cannot reach
the dissased portion Of the caf. There ID
only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness.
and that 70 by Q constitutional remedy.
Though tne Bio ID on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the .System, Cat lrrhal Deafness 10
caused ~ an inflam.,d con iition Of the
mucous lining Of tb - Euslachiar TuLe.
Fumbling sound or Imperfect hearing Gnd
when It u entirely closed. Deafness II .hs
result. Unless the Inflammation can be re-
NAL condition. hearing may be destroyed
forever. Many cases OF Deafness are
caused by Catarrh, which 10 an innamsd
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
ease OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
lS cured by HALLS CATARRA
All Druggists 75c. Circulars free.
y. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
STREAM & RIMER
I luther A. Stream VIM. r, Rlrnes

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Farms and city property bought; sold
and exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance spe.
cialty. Representating IA old reliable
stock companies. Accident insurance.
live stock insurance. Plate glass In
surance, automobile insurance. in fact
We can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds Of all kinds. Call
and see us. Room Sipe bldg. South
Main st. Cit. phone No. AT Black;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-06
OAKLAND

-'se fnlow1ur po~ss vas -eae AZ rht
SUNDAY sehspi cenre-r n -hs Oakland
F''-gt 3sptiS- cnU-cr sunczy
- war EulaulET- sgnf Z -ccE hewr ron1f
7el6 0ae n it's embraces
T-,lr .4tEEf1r me brotherhood ~ mar,
? a. n-OausT man n rripe ~ ciaT-
-fr boundaries % are
r. darkest night earth aEe- sEv,
M LIght mac pierced tins gtoDE-
The Tore o. ags sr aEEr uas.
Falling Ike leaves By WRIT nGSsr-
-Ev nurIec II hat Lo-nr.
Blu morning n-nke. 3 brighter morn
ThET ea-th er Knew hsfn-f
Thai crave TIC longer hetd ms 1esc
Bit EfrreG with -aaIsnce instead
As heaven 1peE aoo-
ant ANGELS rs1l4sTe-fTsE to rnsar
Race than me message ts~Kr
= message 81 =aoc viii WIS given
As nrCae as ss-ft- as mgr ar neavsr:
Lar rEsy HlE E4o-v share
Bus Efu-v ceraesh mr. -rose
Wfo seEk L as = gual.
Z comes as silent Is .ts 1iEr-
e scattered by ms morning lzErl--
This sunrise G. the SOIL
2 Ikat he nations aL might now
Their path 10 glory sep-r.-
Nn1 II 1ne marrow love NJ rErs
Bar giving nnve 3 b-nR6e- niace.
A.E-l1 love -nai- fellow MAI
-Vhen would me Angels zsrr again
De ea4s gl2r easter Tur-z-
PEACE On earth -0oG wilt 10 ruen-
So ST RE said. Sz~ coznes again
His sp1ris Is ranc-n
Edward Wins.
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WINTHROP

NJ ArTcur ALer ana Ms Alien
Ano -nIla vnc nave been guests o.
LIZ and Mrs FznE FlI-Danfzs fpr g
week Wen. . Bangor Saturday
where -nev viii -IsT- ~eiatIE'es. Dr
Alien viii -eIErr &no opa- ms Of
me- Apr;l .
Nr. anu Mrs 4. 4 Hewitt -
-u.neo from F4o-4oa Ias- week s.uc
E-4tes viEI-IIE Mrs. aevTtIs parents
NJ ann Ms Z 4. -ilissr- ut Angus
L lnd NJ Sew1r1 me+he- Mrs.
Liza aewI-- q 8elE-aas VEN q
-neir farm home Saluruzv
Mrs Elmer Roberts ~ Ga-har
y Il WIS "a -eCan- guest o. relatives
II 8eAgrads-
Mrs Marion Hewitt and sor
lanes ur -heI- way home E-n-r Flo
-I1a 70 Belgrade were guests Fri
usv Of M ana Mrs. z Z. Thomas
anu Nj ana Mrs Frank z. Hewitt
.!ames Dudiss- VIM has been II
WITH bronchitis Gnu rheumatism Is
improving.
Miss .lar- Putnam VIM las eAsE
passing me Easter VACATION wEtr mar
mother. Mrs. amanda Putnam. was
calling on relatives an1 friends
THURSDAY has returned 70 ne-
sclIon. york II auburn
Mrs Lila Ssuarfding .pTCrrse6 n
r 1r1xhrop Friday nlEn1 after uass-
lnS tvvp weeks II Portland.
= 4 Thomas wRs d business call
er n BAle-nne SATURDAY.
Miss Emma Eearpr % Augusta
PASSED Easter SUNDAY 81 tt2s norns d.
Mrs. Rum vskIor-
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Mt. VERNON

Newell! WeyTuslLE rast VIII 1ults
e serious acc1dsTI- TeesT--.v. T-l2lis
working II n:s blacksmith snpyl- q
-rrn hammer burst ant Il plece q
7rnr sr-UcE nun q glEnciT1e nfew or
ne law lsgv1E- AT 4Etv v-olITla- -tf
v,.s thrown - he ffea- hIT9 niUokl3F
got ONO MS Feet 4nL wenz x ms
rffiee nE me oocrpr ana nae the
wound dressed.
Miss = D MEyneE VINO has rs+-An
with hsr s-n1 nsr- lu-lGw s2Io AIS WIT,
n woeafpr-ns fpr ne WINTER t&s Ne
ruruso 70 tsr nome. MISS Iayns'w
suffered . severe attack o2 n-onc.l--
-is during me wIuzer
Mrs. Ola Riopu aud vnuuS sun a~e
y-tsf-tuE ner uzren-s. M. anE hrs
svfvanus Fairbanks for he mp1T-n
~ Ap-iI
Nrs- 4. ! Eunkile-- entertained -hs
l1aEhpdis- church aid weonesosy,
MRS Aiils-t will entertain ms
Fiurne AdIssaonarv society of me N
Z church Tuestszs.
Mrs. :. r Cram wiz er-aryssln 1iIe
BAPTIST Foreign aaissIgnE-- Society
Thursday.
The Weymouth -CniIds CO. are II
improve an6 enlarge ltTeIr EH-REe
auC anIp repair sncr ry connecting
ne present rzREe with the olc
blacksmith snor and vii remove
the n.Acszsrn11hi-c 10 me basement
~ The present garage.
a. q Whittier has FLIED me ice
fDisss 81 the Huau s. Scn Creamery
plant.
The 1-lsnc.s % L u. Aler a-s glad
e SEQ him III the oid stand AFTER 8
r-niongcd absence on account OF a
serious attack % gug1-
Tne-E Is no Improvement II The
condition aa Miss FsustinS Sean
~.f1o in Il 81 the home O. her SISTER.
Mrs Carrie Hammond
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Wv Tx -AiI-I-
Mercantile u&per s.sss<E-
-1-rs,sY.--e s--un.-- ETe-iEIzE 9-t4y bills
~ ,-n7T7rra.-ris3 sss-tls.T o1lls a.; nallEx
81 commercial ts1-TeE Diias - ne-
T7,sre a. cables h4A
Francs Demand. "A - CARES = 80 49,
zn1r-z- &--gr,cs llsrr1anc T5.ei. czBies
tsT,itoa-s ,ter-zz1ln Is cables 3ss.
&c fgsrrsaElC. 2ns7 cables 4-z8-
Asa-syE tssFElGuU 81 CANES 10
Government homes t--sgElG--
Exit-nsc iyouns 1--egulG--
1-Frr74 leans s1aaGJ 81 GzSE. 80 dE*F
and sfx norZE. s.
IAN --1orev easv- tlIEf = lev =. III
lr,- -nts " closing oAs 3. "Ue-Ho e. Do
= 5oa-, s naTsa aGcepLEueeE y
Gaa-Firzs reactsO sna-nty II ls .ALe
asei{nrE Starring s-aay mills s4ss
cc-T-r-e-r.ai s,-asy bills on BANKS S-si%
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-n..ctsc 7sl C'oors auc Ter"
xe-,~ ~ Fa--cv7ceu-e [n- ~ueSus,
Ap-i. g e. ms Mechanics F''liniIie.
Joe Bu-man n chicago ana is''A
Saa-Eev mas peer raGll E4@ei u box
before ne Pine Tree -Alnie-Ic LIN
PORTLAND IL : GATE e fe aeclaeu. nj
.,--nnariv Ap-t = oT u. MEirn-
make FRANKIE DAEice mac oncn ne
rp-s matched -tsse Tnet.. DIE S'iiT-
ze.s -11anAser Joe WaErs-- wI-ee
M ne knew Ru-mar eoEldr- uIksils
ne gD-pnlna wright 5ETrIaAr 5
rnEraEe- Tommy Walsh wired ma
H.. vouid PCS 4 s5pp forfeit OF -re
weight and ne match : OF
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ACRES

ACRES 7gsCE s1sgc
mics ~rur- city OF S1a1s pse- -
acres II FIetn. 80 n ~pne ara nss
-u-s Tpr ussr. nierry WINS arr
iurrner +ur nome lisa. DO annie trees.
syrall <-aft u4 All sfrrk, 5 -prr Gos
cage. suses. barr 3ssAe. new uourt-y
rnise. Sa-rsps OF snore u latSe
N~r,cr -a--r oo-uers 50 -rrs- aIsr
orat -Tpllss ans snuiprner,-. Owner
n another stst. -rust sci AZ once.
7-fce $500. par Sssr. csihnce ssss.
Ser ~trrs ART many u1nsr oarssirs-
Z :. WORCESTER State Farm
Apeuc., Western Eve Augusta,
Me-. 7+1pT4e c7s-N
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SPORTING NOTES

The Thornton ACadsuzv usstze-p a II
cam WIZ saver ~ lis = cannes
scoring 80 % lis opponents -.
noiuts. The Influenza and plnclSeu
-usas cancelled SIX scheduled games
RosseT- = Fisher GaS tpeer ar
pointed HARVARD Tpo1 tAlI coacr
arthur 2 Davis has aiken m ms
duties as physical instructor ri
-haruTpn Acaasgry succeeding = nj
Sarho-r wrIc has gone - the = NJ
=. A IL Augusta Thornton hac
-asu ON II -ne baseball SQUAD lasf
week fn- practice
5ep-ur Academy mas nae ~ nasse-
nal Her a. work for a week IN IN.
cage T'fls ulre hRs rye d the fe-te-
r9sn fu- "a nucleus. C&u-. D~~nIrst
sc. warcwell, &c: EEs- y, SAWYER.
e. STone- .
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UASSFTED-DISPLAY

7EAA statesmen. ssru car p-e-
+e--er. IN ynur spcairrs. S5l.I 70
szDo.m ~eess.. selling -FIx; ~pnrer-
<ui ''C5RA.A" 7afcr--r. ar "aIl-
-unpe~" o- kFa.i naCk--rfs uiTTer-
-Ek-EC-rp1n'rs esse ii,Se
= or tire na-sct. NC Compel
TON. Spp car MAKE 3 clean I'D
BEST n IN. WC1ll. +o- a,rp,nr-
nile inner +upes-Te--t1orv FREE
YOU EAR START WITH SLID 3rns,.
"CSHAIA' RUBBER MFG &C..
Dallas. Texas. > 6. rave sepe-ai
urse,rrs fp- Ssnss Manxue-S ~rts
sSacup g s1D0c.0c sapstai. SneIiie
easily -ns.e s5Cn.m e z2D1c.Oc ne-
-upreh He uutrs. y %-s rr-,e- -ei
ie~ will OCT 4.
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Chicago Cattle Marker

Chicago Ap-ii ..
El1-ast lnesTtv 5oc 10 -ac nI-rsr-
BIZ -s6saisso Eop 1915 assyv laZs6
"a medium fSuEiSis ..snf lsas46isss
ligf- igfIt lsanh Islo: hssvv packing spvs
smooth Iz564iSat paGklrs sows cough
l2otfl5Ts; pigs 14aser15E-
-A--E-51si unsettled. BEEF stee-E.
Asuilyn aIIc hear weight choice anu
urine I4n0nIzU. r4aeGiuYn ant gDs6 ia
Il i4sHi. 1armpr IGEdEsT75 lIEr- weigh
EDBG ana c.rolce L-zSnl-e1. Co-r-ur-l >-rlC
medium IECRT-g-5 3rrcrIs. cE-LIs -4egl
a-x sEsT14sH. EogE sdD@ 1-D Gamers ana
cu-rsrx 5A,G4s vaAi calves 1aSsG-Iizl
@eeder steers sao61ISs ErockEr Steers "a
at12s
S-EET-s.ss. uor11ITla- -araEs y lls
uBEr T-7sHNSs. cuIiS ant cOTuIugn s4assa
SO Ewes ClauG Rna choice -f1ss1d5ss,
calls ane .pu1nnr aOEid.s. Ne estimate
g. ~eeeIpEs tomorrow aTaiianse
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-r-eE Noso-K maze III Is cash 2nr
stock sisvfosnus. closing q AZ, -zIn
~ . -s-G1c!bae retained al nuI sIns4
pz-r 81 Is lf-po1-- -fss 81 @ft2 ErC
-..tsaeua kz- waE Confidently tIkar- EEIn-
rrre Airnns- one POINTS 81 q --Rr-for III
49, IT
1&rrz~ yuoLo-s &nC -uef- fSEceSsDIi@s
z.za sy=ats 4-yuIuTn=rzrs oils. lsE1ns-E.
s,,g4rurnEE arIr sGInL1--- sDsc3al-ies enusa
- ,-a-isule gains mn -Eiis Jagged II
ts7- lTs,.zl fashion nominal iessss -ui-
ny a. ne enr- SEles announced 70 -"
shares
T5---@s-Tuan- ISSUES including I1lS-na-
-5n77aIz. were mostly nlsffe- II Irfs Dohe
rrr-Efs- hrz- Liberty l5slEss AND snecuia-
-+--s -Elts cared wT<fiIE narrow iirtls.
-ptal sEIes. pA- valuE. d. -7@NS JIG
a. ar5vanc4e per cen or cal
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Boston F-ouuce Market

5oETDT. April g.
SEEI-5F huice Trf4oie Cs.z1l. zSz-I
ri - FL o-14fs-I c-e2ms-y extras
81 fs<ssg; western c-eanzSyv extras So st<s
GsEEENE-T-Tns extras 53szSI5
ir9RN-Nu yellow Ssnlse
EGsE9s--SsRrtF i4eEizRrE asf5sr western
extras 5oGSz
FLsJEta-=U-1aE patents. Es-lE. SACKS
sBecsal snorsx Ik5am t5& standard .gstdy
ksE
EAy-%e : -rrup.fv zsxcsS
-AAMS-su-1rE sS6E
9AT-Fxncy 20 r9lnas IsN11
1ffRE-AeaiE IL blcszs s8G
POTATO E-s-z -Deerock Green Noun
GG1-s 5Saz515 per 1a ur.ucs or Ernca
SEGAE-GFEnA4axeG wholesale Ern-
ce-s uuerEtier, Isi II eulE IL IN PACK
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New York Produce Market
View York. A1-ii 3
F-1L R->geRC--. sp-Tne patents 14ssa1
14e3. Eprire cEears S5azfiaee- winter
srsLgr-s -fsssef15b KANSAS s-alsn-s
77Ek-staacy rH=ss 4asen4Sub family
s5snaSsAu
L4AafeLA-sEeaEy-- HaEoEfe weEf 1kssnAss
ES-FS1-r7. rrcesp-s osc. cream
arv higher han extras 6sU6Ss: ex--ak g
sce-f sTasgTz Ilrsts IS 70 Z Ee8-f S36sns
ia king STOCK current make No. =
Eli4s-steaEy- receipts .nn6. -resn
gathered --xIrE n-Erx 444xsss rI-sIs ~
~ stare Fs2- anu nearby western nsr-
ae-r whites fT-stE 70 extras 52ssB ns
1-pvrns exr-Es 4skrss: re n~cvr ant
mixed goio-S a-Ets % extras sos.
PIT AT-EAk7~-sFeAGy- 9erMgCa Itsssr
IN: -orE Islam So lbs 1ta1ais ai
sweets. jersey No Z basket sS<sxH0s
southern VA BASKET I1nSG
CAEEA<iES-NeEk state hhl ..zld
~; reo na. SSsF1Esa Frsrrea reo basks.
yNa3N
StIEAE-EszT sr-efEr; centrifugal 44Ii
-etlneti Tl-Tsgs unchanged 20 ! cent high
e-- f1ae =-Enu4a1Ec l4R1ac. Sugar *
lures were uEls- bu= firm aIl0 a. mon
u-lses were e points higher OF Dscern-
'ns-. ne Rr.v Tnpn-h traded II.
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Stock Markets
NV N0Rh MARKET
''s'~-s; - ne DAYS Dealing n All
rs -sar,rs Stocks

r~l -p-l -.-StbczE were ce-
~ z M u-xt nnu- a.
- e ~eHBsE % iE1esT
If F-Ez5 E--ezsrY1AL s1lGz~
MARIE sBer EETgr-- neEgei5
= r mar SUBSTANTIAL -EIrS-
-Hpr@ setecLeG tsElsS.
'2 ne -7&-Rs- .tSst- WEI rTToaI
I .--alEc 70 ne movements M
rzf-t 1n--auC uiils TT
-.=G 70 -tss n s=tss.- III
t--Irg- efzrr ceTrls over las
4 1I=nssI Quotation since
as e.
fS -EFs MADE suEs1EI7-
4 .l''+ rT,aT-- ME- uszIu-E n -tIsi
as market we-e -sro-Zst -
S4se' e- small
-19--r AZ weeks statements q
=seT-s sEnc clearing tfpgZSs
-s a- especially GsHH-TI1fs. ms
z-e- -EiGzec rIsit3lx- Cal
4 gsStT asaIie ~ se- ceTzI-
81 suG dealers II zzrlf
- several -ruswEls fo-
o. g. a-osElIons siIgnttv untie-
worries sc tfle market
-zEt - Strength II ne fITsl-l
@ne~E Motors. f'rJ1citfie
-- er at re outstanding 1tssa-
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MONMOUTH


4Ge-E.. services ~ Mrs. LEM h--nS
.'J-ceF. wIff n -4.te-e-t Cutter. were
nsIG ~ ne rDrTe o. He- ua-s-1rs NJ
l1nu N-s Albu-us z. King Nn--h Mer-
rnoU-t- couua c1so by NJ ClI-tsr a-u-n-
-. Rev NJ. ~G-ten o. MOVE scotia. S.
sisted by Rev. O. Fs-DDs-r. 1asto- o. -ns
lScEl rononunf-y -ru-cA -tt< FnIe--
merit was r -he family ~ II Glenssot
rsrT4aa--. T-iu-i-Up-
Those u-es-t1 rom 7T1t q -cwr were
III. ..TI1 Ms g. ? 8aIis. am scr PAU
~ wlu-E-nr, Mrs. Edwin N. stanton Of
Boston, NJ. anG Mrs. E.-nes- Russs
- sees. Nj Wilson Bt wgfe--iEle .
a.assmz1e Il -u.j@gt ana l'esr u7En e.
-l,- veuulIe ae Nr and M-s- Cls-ten
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BOXING NOTES

Har-v 6KiGt Brown II Dtllladsl-
rfaia anc Johnny Dewrss Of South
aes1ur viii stage -hs stellar ar1rar-
non OF - FUNDS Tueso2y evening
sN1 me Armu-r a 4. sf1ew N 1hs
GRAND Opera horse Boston 9e-T
Jones q Revere Anc Jssz. Brown o.
Boston viii 1Ace each other for TIRE
saral- ffr,sI with rwo sTr-ruune goes
70 4nllev -hs association hes
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Haven't Finished Reading the Journal Until You've Read These Ads
If Somebody Knew

That yun nave No more Use or rnXf gp-cxrr- the
hAr5nx or the repnlvsr. somebody wouin our Il
t1'nm you. Yau HIT .ell srsypDdy N single
dsv i you put Al al n me classified Columns OF
The Jou-nKl. ErevDedT vii sss Il n the new,
up-to-dase cxlaing Of waurs Gnn offers
Il you watcn these Cd urnns every day you'll
see mere desr--osa something tnai u-o-u wanl-
II EASY 70 our ann sell The journal Want Ad
Way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-06

M e7-cete.- - MIEsscnIsestx -fsr
purchased ne F'oEg pace ~ ahs Np--f
Monmouth -cao IS Iyasslur 4 fe~ aayr
II rrrV-r tx business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-06

nlas ae-H- The cluss was E--or- q
Gu usJ hlEae- rI-h Ma lsa 20 49, an
Juiy 50 70 81 oats gained n. ID q
z-lr rE-oy.sIp-Ts = 10 =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-06

"A woman II 0zis nAl~ --um snrw
a number o. blocks that she usec n
nuiiEinG STAIRS so thai sne cuuld
olrmn e ina -oof q her hcwse -
sarvel or he syyw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-06

LEfc&EE- a2HFlf 8.
Niofeut AlGczI1aGisF1S II ms car razr-
kef lscsy -esElssc Largely s-ofn rfsans-
Ing aEpegfx u The z-is-oAE labor --psa-