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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
TRUSTY ESCAPES
IN GARBAGE CAN
Carried Off to Garbage
Dump and Liberty

Escaping in a garf,age can while
working as trusty in the city jail.
Edward Crowley. SO. sentenced to
serve 60 days for stealing overcoats.
was the object OF police search
Thursday. Sieuths examined the
city garbage dump in the South End
TO see IL they could pick up any
clues. Neither foot nor fingerprints
were found.
Crowley was entrusted with the
emptying OF the jail garbage cans.
He took them 10 the basement and
then hid in one and was carried off.
police believe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
GOES "FISHING";
~ HE GETS $50

Fishing for lucrative trousers thru
open windows while the owner
snores within is the latest and most
popular sport Of local providers of
the night
IL. ]. Plummer, 1913 Fifth ave-.
reported TO police Thursday that =
thief reached thru an open window,
snatchcd his trousers from a chair
and rifled the pockets Of $50. Sew
eral similar reports have beonsS2
ceived by the police lately @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23

CAME WATCHED
26,0 900 See Crucial Battle
for Elau

LEAGUE PARK. Cleveland. Ohio.
Sept. 2s.--More than $4,000 fans
were crowded into the ball grounds
here this afternoon when the White
Sox and Indians opened the three
game series which will decide
whether Chicago has any further
chance for the American league pen.
nant.
The Sox must win an three to b
ahead OF the Indians when the sca-
son ends.
Two out OF three win put the Sox
on the heels OF the Indians. but X
the Indians take the ma jority Of the
series the Sox vii, be practically
counted out OF the flag race.
Jim Bagby. who leads all league
pitchers with 20 wins. went to the
slab for the Indians. Dicly Kerr
worked for Chicago.
The lineup:
Chicago-Strunk. n: Weaver, Sd:
Ed Collins, %: jackson. II; Fclsch.
CT: ]. Collins, lb. Rlsberg, IS; Schalk,
c: Kerr. p.
observation-disclosures. II; wamby. 2b:
Speaker. CT: Smith. RI: Gardner. 3b:
Johnston. 1b: Sewell, SIS; Oneill. cs.
Bagby. p.
FIRST INNING
CHICAGO-Strunk cracked the
first ball for single over second
Weaver grounded to Wamby. Ed
Collins sent an easy fly to Speaker.
jackson walked on four straight
balls. Felsch forced Jackson. Sewell
to wamby. No runs. one hit. no er.
rors
CLEvELAND-Risberg knocked
down Evans hit with his bare hand.
but couldn't field II, and Evans got
to first Wamby sacrificed, Weaver
to J. Collins. Speaker bounded to
J. Collins, unassisted. and Evans
reached third. Risberg fumbled
Smiths sharp rap near second ana
Evans scored. Gardner singled to
right. Johnston hit an easy bounder
to Ed Collins. One run, two hits. one
error.
SECOND INNING
CHICAGO-Gardner retired ]. Col
Inns on a great pickup just inside the
third base line. Risberg was easy.
Bagby TO Johnston. Schalk lined Z
single over second. Kerr flied to
Smith. No runs, one hit. no errorA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
Woman C. 0. P.
to Speak in Seattle

Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edison.
chairman OF the women's division OF
the republican state committee OF
California. is expected TO arrive in
Seattle Monday from Chicago. where
she has been working in the national
office OF the republican party.
Mrs. Edison will speak in Seattle
on the general subject of her pro-
gram, which is: Politics for Prin.
ciple. and I want Things for Women
Done"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
TOWNS YOUNGEST
L SPEEDERS FREED

The towns youngest speeders.
aged'3 and 2. were at liberty Thurs
day after being in police tolls for a
few little whiles Wednesday. They
gave unpronounceable Japanese
names. A patrolman caught them
speeding at First ave. and Madison
st. in a kiddie kar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
OH, DEAH! DEAH!
~ OH. HORRIDi

oh. deah-deah-deah, Horrid thieves
stole corset shaped coat and trous-
ers from B. Harris room In the Ma.
varre hotel. Seventh ave. and Pike
st. he reported TO police Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
SHACkL,ED
BOY Thief
-CETSAWAY
PIunges Thru Car Window;
Is limping Back Here,
Still HandCuffed

I,eaping from a train going 81
miles an hour. Alfred Hall. Is. the
boy burglar arrested here Tuesday
made daring escape last night.
two miles south Of yclm. on the
Northern Pacific. Just over the
Thurion county line.
The boy was handcuffed when he
cluded the vigilance OF Deputy Sher
III A. II. Brown. OF Lewis county,
and leaped into the darkness.
That he was not instantly killed
n testified 20 by at ieast five per
sons who early today saw him limp
ing. ssiii hanucufsrd.s along ths
highway. leading hack 20 Seattle
WAS on MS WAY TO
CHEHAIJS REFORM SCHOOL
The boy was heing taken TO the
Chehaiis reform school.
He WAS picked up here Tuesday
at Second ave. s. and Washington
st by Detectives NJ. NJ Freeman
and Scott McCrnw at the request
OF Chehaila. where he was wanted
for burglary. and was held as a
fugitive. On him when arrested
were five rings. two watches and
a flashlight.
Last month. according 70 the po
lice. he escaped from the Chehalis
county Jail. where he was held or
two charges OF burglary. His
escape there was also spectacular
Held in the womcn's Juvenile ward
which Is just over the boiler room
he sawed a hole thru the flooi
and wriggied thru 20 liberty.
He ls also said 10 have been In
volwed In burglary In Spokane
year and half ago.
DEPUTY WAS WARNED
HES A SLIPPERY KID"
Deputy Brown. who was taking
young Hall back to Chehalis. was
warned by. Lieut.. J. c. wickman
head OF the pawn shop detail. that
Hall was "A slippery kid" and "a
keep n close eye on him. Polics
even went TO the precaution Of
sending two detectives with Hal
and Brown 10 the station.
Brown notified Seattle police by
long distance at $50 a m. TO day
OF the escape.
King county deputy sheriffs and
police motorcycle squads were i'm
mediately dispatched to patrol the
roads leading into the city from the
south.
The five persons who saw the boy
early today reported that he ap
pcarcd to be badly bruised, and that
he was walking with difficulty.
Yelm. near which place the boy
made his daring escape. Is a towr
of 800 population. II Is 20 miles
south OF Tacoma
Tho Hall gives his age as Is
police say his real age is IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
Correct:

terous horseman riding madi adiy to the office Of this
newspaper But stM hare the fun of guessing for you
self to ho he is and what he's An adventure
to hare befaen him today but wory not hen be out of all
right all right and each days paper iH contain little bit
Of his face So Uatch The Star and you'll know
chether you might not hare that $40 yourself had vou
been little quicker.
letter from the detective bureau at police station
tempted to solve the mystery With much practice
sleus hare had anybody ooud think they could tell By first
glance who the mysterious is ioha he's driving at
But It's funny, they wrong again
Bulletin: At fO:45 eleven correct had been
received at the office of The Star These of course
late for the SO rewdrd
Bulletin: At 1880 the number of correct received
By The Star had reached 27.
Bulletin: At 1880 correct answers had been
received, making the total 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-23
One Game Today

Seattle and Sacramento will
tangle in one session this, after
noon. II Is promised
If old Jup. Pluy. doesn't cut
loose and crab the deal.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-29
Only 1000 Words Used in
Compiling Business Letters

PHILADELPHIA. Pa May n.
by Associated Prcss.l -phnadel
phia public schools have no spcllinr
books.
And spelling hacks have been
dropped. say local educators. be-
cniisc They start with "cuir and
rakv and include simllai, words
seldom used IN correspondence and
business.
Until a spelling hook has been
compiled that uses The words that
are most frequently used IN husi
ness and private correspondence,
Louis Nusbaum. assoriata superin.
leudent Of public pchools, annolmccs
thai public schools here will com.
plcle their own lists of words.
The spelling vocabulary taught M
average public school pupil is s500
words. This Is 500 more than wa
found IN nm investigation ~ words
used In iOO.000 business and person.
NJ letters.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-29

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liNfIa pAlfI hh NJ 1I|na Nv
0n lie UI1INIft ~ III0I ii. 4
HHnIlH| American li|f
Who has n advertise IaII ID
order g ~ rio vi il Ia ueIuen<
Nf pfei|0naIS as.A. llu| |IIo iIN|
iNlaiH Amnf|ls1 ulio I.a. i ken.
~ sn'i must llfsl buy I0I 5 ataa.|
M loI " muet. a nAA|A IA.I Is
N~IsssRI|t anal al anaIher lAIf|nIe
rfire' hire go artist 81 AaIaI i h|N
tore Of bis hmm
Nle Ni|IHf rhnb od|fes ot1l lI|aI
picture however. re IrIie be road
ii4 what llIN ham looked Hkat
a efooe seeillm| White |tftf4 of
iAh ralneH pluk lirrit WITH nirta.s
~ ~ IKE ne rays III lhn atIn
u nmafid him ~ find thai. ~ ad.
|a|IlNn "a Ihe picture the n1nef hI
ihH ham Finally has 10 sing ~
praises Ia sweet Words
How W. pity. ne cxclaims. "fhr
American who pnsseeHcs a hami
Turning over The naaas. the Nfllar
Game Upon an advertisement ~ rub
Der soles. Evidently ne Thought they
They were used lof ihe purpose mo
termans make of nhrir sole.
sNarnrs.
Don't imnaiuc. hs nocs on. ih1l
theer American sole-snartrs are The
Kind VIZ have IN Germany made Of
iron. Not n bit Of a. They aie
made Of rubborr
An idea Of how scarce and dear
rubber Il ~ Germany may be- gath.
Fred from The writers ttoicmeni
that fho cost ~ these American
solespnfcrs computed 10 our value.
would BE- a. great a. that ~ 4 trip
ln a railway lcsin frpm nerlln 10
HamhurH, with one day 10 q hotel
besides.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-29

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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-29

WINCHESTER. Va. May ~. ny
Associnied pressl--A record apple
crop u Indicated IN tho Shenandoah.
Cumberland district extcndina 2i5
mules from stanton. Va. 10 Harris
burg Pa which has approximately
3uno,ooo hearing trees. Weather con.
dluons during thc winter and spring
were nor favorable than III several
years. say expert growers. No dam.
age from frost has been reported
and the blooms have sci well. Tile
district according "a federal horli
cullurisis, IS one u Tho most impor
iani apple producing sections ~ The
c0nniry
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters remaining unclaimed n
the Columbus poslofficc for the
week ending May %. 1890.
Trinidad Aguirrc. Charles t.a,e.
Evallnc Clay Mack Clearer. y. D..
Jesus Domingucx. Clar
Ghamson Jesus Gonsalcz. G. Green.
Wiley A. Hanson, Lcnora Jordan. 3:
airline James Haywood and johnson.
Lila Marin, ~ Stanley Lillian ray
Tor, lula May SHARKS Eusc,io ia.
range, May Treadwell. g. Wrishi.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-29

rNkNTSlN. China. May ". 10y
Associated press.l Enlargement ~
work Of The Young Mems Christian
Association IN China u planned as
an outcome 81 the International con.
vrntion Of the association just hcld
IN Ticuisln. a large plumber Of new
branches are 10 be established anu
100 more secretaries are TO be- re.
cruitcd.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-29

Gasoline Irons for sale at Carroll
4 Norwood's 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

N%w DIX May =
WEEAT-SDol easy. No. : rad ana \
hard as ana NJ nIXe5 aurln =
J track View YORK. sxpor--
CoRS-Sput weak No = yetlbw =
and Ma. mixed - z New EoI'k.
6AT@SpoI easy. Va ] white l45s7-ss
LA3C-Ezsler nude west 14Ssa aEsI.
COTTON SEED Cil-Wesk prime
vslior spvt 1910 MAJ lsSe July -Sas, sep
:ernber -p16. all ma
SCGAR-Rsx nm centrifugal 81
refined lr-n dne E-anulAJed MA 80.
Futures were higher owing y rhe r-If-
Iner advance In raw sugar Sales 2zsa
IONS Hay - SeDI elnDer - DecETn-
5Hr Dsa JanuaT-v LEO
C-TER-ir-egulET -EcslpLs fhe
e--aRrns-v higher tsla-l fx-ras fSaadei 40
ex:ras q score 6zsa1sS: do 1rsIs - 70 n
scare 5ssd62: packing STOCK ea,s'e1T
make No- = As1sl.
E5GE-Tr-GEriar raCzfpts Gz.S1.: stoY-
EGG hacked extras 1irsts 4Ssn4s; TO first 5
sSd4s fresh gathered extras fIrsts z7f1'
AZ. fresh gathered lryts 4s1463: stale
Pr anu nearby hennery orJwns =xt-zs
La. gathered browns anu mlSso col
mrs tirsis 20 sxirEs 4s1ots: state. Pa
and .nesrhv west err henns.-- w1It as
.1rs;s g extras dlas-.-
TATOEs-SteAdy florida 1bI. Gad
-: olu Sd BIS I13Iea1.sa
EAEEAS ES-Guie9. prScss unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
-ss'4-es - re Gays Dealing N Al
re -ssains Stocks


- Ear 1E-Business on ne
,,t-s =. '.49re o1ay awEndlea . ABOUT
.1' sH4rss lie smallest tnra- since
-.--zr t" ana +ar less man ne
st'E-t V---s--.,id .To- 1uUr session O.
ste:t ur~--s
3uv--.s-.z If stoass we-e y keeping
F-t --s 80 E0.7cznf tota-. many o.
n iG;l-i-~- ~zlr1ad ana Industrial Is
'-rs TF"n .'..r 1-'.aSs Dra ally dealt n ana
en- -s--.-..-=- 1nquo1f-a throughout me
"a
= 80 g.. ae- lha Stock market was
lbs. -. 1-uu~rfjrEc-d . t-2a!ng u
M -,-er az extensive -iuUlas-
.. r -tH' 1anGs am Victory notes
49, nos n -1e@e 3rern2e- VA issues
ia 1v -ya.S
5arAt-s var --:nosf unanimous 4 Is
p'n4 ne additional depreciation OF
- sacrr - q ne. divorced needs Of
aGaia ana corporations wl1p found
..s-sAT@s marie or unwilling . Dor
O., he prevailing hlEn -aI.s
s-@.,-' q. -uras
Is - 10 AZ . manifest more tna9
lsE-He II ACTIVITY and siren E-h
.aoEs au-uu-lgtnr the suEz- and
- --01us VIII Intermittent tir-nD ess
seet+-- -ana1c1s and ShIprIaEs GUS.
- "a .-1S.a- If ne market were
owH- zad changes n stsels.
-..-isfi.k 2oa -np1orS denoted iiifA-
''est- 7rs,s-,I-s
go ru WIS nk4a 20 ne nureT
Though "A lesns exSea rum
5t- zD-- ana faw Tine loEns
1EtrF rere -szgJfl-.sd a e per
11-@'-F .7~pcrted iess than t7s
70 afn"~'- RI business n foreign ex-
F1e:e nominal changes were
-. Fst-t Sec..nes N Liberty auntis
esS I'm -iU q 4 pr cent the Gas
r cad Foreign aunas
= - e. nut ne General eiaynes-
= e- --aals S San Francisco RaIf-
= i''aa~" - -er-e canspi caEusiv s1-rnx
90 = IA value, a=--e=st ed 80 =
; honus we're unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
JEFFERSON


SCUTH-A-s. Aa-y Paine died
Nav Z al the advanced age n SO
Tears. following brief illness during
winch and for save~a! YEARS previous
she VS. Epd for tenaeriv BY her
daughter Hrs II r. Earer v-a7-
The fdne.si services rare held
Thursday al e-1oor Rev. =. =. T3i,er
officiating. & a Clark sang III ap-
aroprlate solo Lead Thou Ne Eurr7e :
Iy-ar-nent vas n Highland csmeteF-v-
The bearers we're A a Task. :. T.
E,'sliire z a Clark = a. ra-nilarn
Mrs. Forrest MOODY Of Bah attend
Al ne funeral If her grandmother
Mrs Mary Paine last THURSDAY
Charlie E-sazIne of Baih spent sun
dan al his home here
several from this piace attended
observance of he 10th wedding an
nirersary Of NJ and Mrs. Andrew
Leighton last SATURDAY evening and
rspor+ a Pheasant time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

thfcEaH- Nay n
ATTLE-Ee..eipfE -5lfss. strong
weight and HEAVY ne~f Steers NASTY Is
70 < cents iuwer- others s;saGv % GU
az, tnr saarl ingE 1aaa: heavy lG.E bulk
AL wesEfrr I11SR4gsa butcher cattle
- 81 tv heavw slnw: light heifers as
re. calves s1eRG- and quality NsF1e-,
nuIk IsWsas.-a. stucke-- and feeders i'll
Bulk sss@9Zaas
HpGs-Eeeeints wsas; opening was
xsuer-lfr steanr- -iuSe strong at Is
csyr1 higher thar early: 1s5e pa and
,s.sed. bulk LSysa ~. DIGS TnnS'sY -
nenTs LEVER. sulk desirable KINDS I'D
iiIss
5EEEP-Reraspts 12aN: slew. = q Sc
cents lower sppss Of rnD-e: IN ,sue CRl
ifrsr-iIs spring lambs TIE bulk i65HsT
T7FA: FEW good 20 cna3rs S1prn ewes
l2os7 1s5a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

s.--. Se- Eork. Nav Is.
- - -E-H~
- sts regular sterling s5-dET
st,t ar1rnsrrta ss-ds- stiis OF
-9rn-nerCizi at-day bills 9 20
So . 5jsE 81
"a lesTEcG 81 cables -2Sa
-a1cs demand 1Esss cables
4eTnsDa * eaaleg I'd
g 7tT-saad 7E-. a airx ysg
-. - -ezcSna rs cables eH-E
aunuE Weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Chicago Produce Market

chicago, MAY <
Prices crashed down n ne corn rnE--
ksr .sgia- as much a. : cents i 6usnel
TTaLiur4 If cwo Kansas AaGks. syBass-
-asFAa hy unHtclalv loans OF grain. ala
a zopa deal 20 8rtrE aonu; ne sal ing
stampede which toos place ana wzicA
was asr7usf rfliri wind f9rue a. ne Rst.
The ciase vas ss-ii -S7eFnu-a3iEe q -
- crrts ne; lower with Tuiv e5s % -
ana September If 70 &R oats n
lshe.i = 10 . cents down and prov siens
~ 7 % g centS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Homes Are Offered In the Classification 'tIoue for Rent


Every word IN any Journal Want Ad is
Ebuy-Eord'' II i gets you Interested IN the gro
position that's advertised. You must be inter
esred N q thing before you ouy II
Full. true descriptions sell farms, houses.
household goods and automobiles the Want Ad
Way The advertisers VINO get quick profit
results use Ines OF -buy-words 10 reach the
buyers. DICTATE your selling-ad to a Journal
Want Ad Taker. Telephone I35.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

ScsIDn. MAJ 3
BErF--huice while cattle f7sS2s1 So
ET--TR-Nu-.Ae-- l,reaTuP-y extras
& sa1s. wA1te--l rreAg1sr- -x---ss bjHt1s
CEr EEE-FNresn .hBlce >. H.1.z
C0PN-No. > Yellow -z41--S
EEESNea-sr henns-v : gas western
extras Ssd5l
FLGC S-SpT-nE patents. 18Th. SACKS
s0-ciaI snarcs -E-5t7 I765. STANDARD 1ea.-.
f7AY-N0- -mpI3y +lqA.
HANDSPRING SlG&-
GA--Fancv 80 sas I=sasa5
F-1RE-Mediurn racks ~
pO-A t5resr Noun
ra.ns -H-gS ps- 1tss pounds On rack
GAz-AFner1cAa zuEar 2E-inEr-
quotations 70 cents n fsa-l ,. icts less =
per cent for cash.
TEAL-19d4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
BELGRADE

Ar and Mrs Harry stnddar1 ana
son Richard, who have been Visiting NJ
@toadara parents. returDe5 n heir
home IN Portland THURSDAY afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
bURNHAM

The members Of the snap Cub ne;
SATURDAY afternoon with Ms. Edna
Dyer. FetresTTnents Of lca cream
ana cake ware served BY the hostess
and q pleasant afternoon vas PASSED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Strength comes t-on -eil digesisE
and thoroughly asszraalatea -co6
ETce7'z 5arsnpR--fla tones the digestive
organs. ann thus suilas I'D the strength
~ ypu are getting ''rtIn arwr, begin
fsksrr EorsTs a. anee L gives nerve
uertxl xnd d1gesrsve sfrengzhe-Ad~s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Real estate men are discussing the
possibilities uf utilizing the wooden
aullen ships new lying idle IN he
Delaware River 10 relieve the house
shortage II the cities along the RIVER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
Mrs. -srrar so,Nder.

The death oI Ms Hannah BOWEN
occurred early Saturday morning a.
the home OF her daughter Mrs John
Harding. Hrs Bowden WIS born Ia
THIS owl abuut 50 years ago ont
had resided 1gr many re2-s n Ti-ov.
coming here ABOUT one year aga %
reside with her dalgh-er. she .
survived hv one son. Ira BUwde7 #
Brooks ana -lrAa daughters. Ars
John Harding Of 5ur1nazn Mrs
Lowvtne Hollis af Trov ana Der hR
who lives n New EannShl~e and
several grandchildren. one brother
George Wvnan ana sister Ms
Narv Richards Funeral SER .ces
VIII Do held Tuesday
Mrs = J Gudgeir went Wednes-
dav o WaIsTviile n ATTEND ne Al
1ual ns1rtng Of Eleazar Park ~
Chapter n A. r
Nj and Mrs William McAa.ste-
went Saturday - Ea5icwell where
he has @@cuf'ed employment n a
iactorv-
Frank Miles has ouu-hr Of John
Dyer his residence in the village and
taken possession Nj DYER 7as
rnuvaa .nte the upper par Of Dr
ShRws rent.
lothian 8. Jacobs ms returned
rom a hi1ef business trip 10 Halo
mall ana Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily Jv
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Front St. Ra-h. Phone $50
Goa Water St. augusta
Phone ~ s-1n1s
Correspondents Of
ELMER -. BRIGHT & CO.
Ae.nbsrx 81 New York and Boston
stock Exchange
Private Wire Services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

Ezli-oaG bands 1aAv-
ana SIX months s.
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