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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
CHICAGO BoARD OF TRADE

Chicago May 19.--Severe breaks
in the value of corn resulted today
chiefly from estrained credit con-
ditions and the abnormal plight Oh
railway traffic. The market
closed nervous. 2hc to 5Ac net
lower with July $1.67h to $1.67 %
and september s1.77% to $t.77 y
Oats finished &c lower to " c ao-
vance. In provisions the outcome
carried from 22c decline to a rise
OF 20c.
Violent swings of prices in the
the corn market affected the May
delivery to an extraordinary eN-
tent. Holders of that option be-
came almost panicky in their ef-
forts to unload, and at one stage
forced a drop of 10Ac a bushei.
During the confusion 1t was OIL
ciallv reported that May was OFF
as much as 12c but this statement
was afterward corrected. AS a
matter of fact. too. the amount OF
business done in the May delivery
was comparatively small. being re-
stricted to dealers who have gov
eminent food licenses. July ana
Shntember, in which the bulk OF
trading centered, were under heavy
ssll;ng pressure both from longs
and shorts. but managed to keep
Within cents of yesterdays close.
with prospects of enlarged receipls
here. bears remained In undIs.
nnted control of the market
throughout the session. !.
Fresh upturns in the price OF
hoes gave relative firmness to pro-
visions.
Closing prices; 49, .. e7,l.
corn-May, s1,S5; July $1.67 IA
Sept. s1.57&. .,, soto.
Oats-May, viva Fs' jury % 7so'
Sept. 75Mc. e,s .,
Pork-May, ss5.22; July, sSe.ss'
Iard-July, s20.92, Septa s2d.oo'
Ribs-July, S1S.45; Sept. sls.zu'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
FOR SALE

s6,ooo--s-room modern bungalow. hard
wood floors, built-in features, sleep.
Ing porch, garage, lot 100x143; Just
outside of city limits.
SI500-A well built 50-foot front brick
store building, with living quarters
and garage in rear, on South Second
street. facing office building of Santa
Fe shops; will rent for SEQ per month,
ss,5O0--A country home with city con.
veniences, 10 room pebble dashed
house., over an acre Of the finest soil,
fine shade and fruit trees. good out
buildings, garage, Just outside city
limits Possession June LIST.
81, 200-5-room adobe, pebble dashed,
modern, two sleeping porches, good cell
lar, barn, shade and fruit trees, lot $50
xl20; Fourth ward.
A, FLElSCMER
Real Estate. Insurance, Loans.
Phone s74. Ill South Fourth Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.


Chicago, May 19.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 7,Q09. Heavy beef steers
land heavy she-stock slow, about
steady with yesterdays close;
others steady to strong, higher in
spots. Bulk beef steers. $1,000
lass; bulk fat cows, s8.75 a 10. 90;
Gamers mostly 1925 SIS; bulls
steady, bulk $1,000 1900; stock
ers slow, steady. a-
Hogs-Receipts 10000. Market
generally 15c to csc higher, heavies
strongest. Bulk lights, s14.50 a
1870: bulk $50 pounds and over,
$13.75 614.25; pigs strong to Csc
higher: bulk s12.00@13.25.
Sheep-Receipts 10000. Quality
fair, uneyenly lower. Choice handy
weight shorn lambs. $500; good
S0-pound shorn lambs, $16.25; me-
dunn wetfers. $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
Selling

rate. per cent: closing bid. per
cent: offered at 8 per cent; last
loan. per cent; bank acceptanees.
u per cent,
Sterling weakened further in the
late, dealings. Sterling 60-day bills.
1915; commercial 60-day bills on
banks, $3.76; commercial 60-day
bills, $S.75k; demand, $3.50 /;
cables, S3.S1k.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May 19.--Mercantile
paper. 7@7A per cent; exchange
irregular; sterling 60-day bills
s3.76%: commercial 60-day bills
IN banks, $3.76B; commercial So
day bills. sS.763s; demand. 1881;
cables, s3.S1%.
Government bonds-Weak.
Railroad bonds--Weak.
Time loans-Strong, unchanged
Call money-Steady. High,
per cent; low. 6 per cent; ruling
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
NEW YORK METALS.

New York, May 19.-Copper and
iron unchanged.
Tin-Easier. Spot. $5S.25; June
to September. $52.00@5S.00.
Antimony-$9.75. -...
Lead-Dull. Spot offered at
sS.75: June-July offered at sS.7s.
Zinc-Easier. Spot, $40 bid.
Bar silver-99%c. 81
Mexican dollars-76 Nc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. May 19.---LibertS
bonds TODAY were weak, closing att
ais. $1,000: first rs, $s3.s0: sec
ond as, sS2.O0; first ANS. sS4.5O;
second AVS. $500; third AS
sS6. 90: fourth ANS, $3.50: Victory
s&s. s94.97; Victory Ans, Ss4.94
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
WALL STREET
10y MORNING JousHAI SPECIAL LgAsGo wIRE'
ICY hoRhIha JOURNAL sPscIAL LEAsgp MIREl

sr MORNING JouHHAL SPECIAL LGAsEp wIRG'
isr MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wtRSJ
New York, May 19.-The stock
market was active and extremely
nervous today, overnight events
giving momentum to further liqui-
dalton which comprehended secur-
tues of all descriptions, again in
gliding Liberty and Victory issues.
Additional repressive measures
adopted by the federal reserve
board at Washington found imme-
date expression here In advance of
discount rates for prime bankers
bills, While call money was dis
tinctly easy, an absolute dearth of
tlme funds was reported.
wall street was agog with re-
ports and rumors bearing on vari
Gus phases and angles of the finan-
cial situation. and advices pertain
Ing to commercial and industrial
conditions accentuated the extent
of the movement against initiation
and high commodity costs.
Almost the sole exception of the
days discouraging developments
was furnished by the Iron Age,
whose survey of trade conditions
seemed to offer hope of early inn
provement, based principally on a
partial lifting of the railroad block
ade.
Gross recessions in prominent
stocks extended from three to al
most fifteen points, the chief ele-
ments of weakness being repre-
scented by oils, motors, steels,
equipments, shippings. sugars and
textiles. Even the seasoned rails
paid their toll to the days general
reaction, losing one to five points.
Sales, 100000 shares, were in
striking contrast to yesterdays
turnover to $4,000, the smallest in
considerably more than year. ID
In the foreign exchange market
the feature was the sharp advance
of marks or German remittances,
which rose on active dealings to
slightly over 1-5 cents against
the years low record of ! cent.
Aside from weakness of United
States war issues, with new low
records for first and second As,
second and fourth ANS and Victory
3&s, the entire domestic list was
heavy. Among foreign issues
two-point decline of United King
doms of 1881 was the feature. Total
sales, par value. aggregated $685.
100000. Old United States bonds
unchanged on call.
,,xt,,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

N1IONtBO FTfODVVF.
Chicago. May 19.-Potatoes---
Market steady. Receipts % cars.
Northern white, sacked and bulk,
$7.25 @7.50; Canadian, $500 n 6.25.
New, unchanged.
Butter Market unsettled,
Creamery. 47@ 56kc.
Eggs-Market unchanged. Re-
.ceipts 24,199 cases.
Poultry-Alive. lower. Fowls,
.37c. 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
FOR RENT---Rooms

!, ron urNr 49,
| S-, - - -----~~-~~~-4
| FOR HENf--FnrnIshed room OH East
| coal,
FOR RENT--one sooe furnished room,
| 5l2 North Second
| TOR KENT-Ciarage and rooms Ala
North Fourth. ------------------
FOR RENT Furnisnes rooms. Sls
| South Walter, phone 1917. Z
| FOk RENI--Furnishe0 room WAN
sleeping porch. 500 South hrno. L
! F,1T{ RENT-I1IrnIshed room. no sick,
Phone l273-R 307 South Walter.
LFOR RENT-Neatly furnished room with
kitchen privileges. Phone l3a0-W.
FOR RENT-Three unfurnishcd rooms
! Apply 5i3 South Arno afternoons,
iTTTRNTSUED fooms- bot water hoaI: no
sick; no children. Ala West silver
FOR RENT-Rooms cav Or week, -..a-
ming water. no sick; over Golden Rule
sTTpEpT77p uoTET--Nicc clean rooms
over Woo,worth's 3leT west Central,
,,,-II, !, : NJ n -; sioonT1-,
nnroh. nrtya,a t,miIv 100 south
codar
| - --------------- -
| with or without kitchen. zoo South
| Arno
iE0P RETF--Noder1 r0oms with rum
| ming water. 50si West Central Phone
I6s5-W
fy51fS, cIose ~;
Gentlemen only: rent reasonable, b2j
North Third.
-----z-=z-;;; - - -,
FOh KEN ~ uihisilea rooms W nsn
| Nnr,h secnna
GEM HolbL-1lo y west ,ehlIal G,eaut
AIRY rooms oy Gay OF week. running
Naee. ~ g..
FOR RENT-rwo housekeeping rooms,
! bath connected; new State Hotel, llla
North First
f4R o0 rates so rsg south nv Waiter liter
| phone 1919.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
Denver Iiyestock.

Denver, MAY 19.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 900. Market 25c to soc low
er. Beef steers. $10.50@12.25;
cows and heifers. sS.00@10.75;
stockers and feeders, none; calves
$14.08 616.50. - i
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Market
loo higher. Top, STATS; bulk
l$13.25Q1S.S5. ,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, May 19.-Cotton fu'
lures closed steady. May, fZ'4o
July, 1856; Oct, $3.50; Dec, 34.eo'
Ian. 34.00.
Spot cotton steady. Middling
1890.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-20
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City, May 19.s-Butter
and eggs, unchanged.
Poultry--Roosters, 1Shc;. down
kc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Worthless Check Worker
In Knox and Lincoln Cos.

Eack-a-C- NJ AZ -A-WartaIess
checks agg-=sa-1g ABOUT $500 save
been ca<-es re 1Rsr -wo xeeks n
aA1hs = h2ox aac --ncal- COUNTIES
3T man canning q - sarnc, Y
Williams ~ Newton. Mass. ou- v-n
: ass SAD u 1are operated uncs-
re 1a-re n Roger E -'ar-s
he c1e-ks wer= drawn an TIE TX
Change It's. -. and state Street
Trust O. 7 Boston aad r--e gene--
ally tor s4o 81 SIS
The -a1 1z1 disappeared wren se-
-ec--vas a1d county authorities -oos
II ne asa 1u- Count A--o-nev
Ees-r L Vince -oda- SER 3ut ar
-u-a-s - a. re sae--.s ct Name zug-
ges--g sat r1er ,oC-v =: banks &c
~ n re Eay-- 1or similar operations
Villains II laws s described a.
aoour = <eer inches al wes-r
80 POUNDS 1a1- brow complexion
-G--o- r0ucd AGED z-c y goo az
pearaace- re posed a. a summer rs
Tor ana ge1s-s-.v v--Eed Is check
scheme dur--g -2sn hours x-ea ae
clersT3r -ane1rere6 ~ * - r.ve
cas- 1se-s re IMPRESSION r1a- ne rad an
-nt-Ea-- acquaintance v-tA crae-
III me- peenz=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
OAK GROVE BOARD
OF MANAGERS PLEASED
WITH SCHOOLS PROGRESS

TIE a7lGR- August meeting ~ re
board os managers q Oak Grave semi
nary was 5eld a. ne sc1oci ~ asa
O c4Gcs Sa-ar6av afternoon WIZ Char
nan = irving Bailey cf winthrop
Center presiding The scholarships
~z-e awarded 5ar ire coming rear ana
seve-a- matters oT important business
ware transacted Extensive repairs
are being made upon the building and
ne xurk was carefully Inspected ny
TIE committee Principal and A-s.
Gwen are devoCag r1eaT entire entire
time "a personal supervision ~ the -
pairs As vel as ne interests If tire
school. and ire results ~ ta.s arTea-
ION ara evident A1-s- re business
meeting TIE mem srs % he committee
remained FER delightful sec,al aour
and Mrs. C'wer se-ve1 ef-ssnr1enrs.
Enthusiasm ard confidence n ne
school ware marked features ~ re
meeting ard ne c,r-lr1ss expresses
great appreciation II Ire progress taa1
e being made along every Inc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Cushnocs vs..
II. & ". Of Waterville
At Is Tonight

SlGa1-o" wilson viii held down
1-st Ease for The Cascaocs = The
game tonight WIKI Ire EolIingxEcrth
4 Whitney -ean Of wa-srv.ile The
Cus-7oc management a. lnss -
decide between hiring an outside
Fl[Gce- Or engaging ne Winthrop
T--a-l 11a-lr c1ose me ,a--ar AZ -he
earnest Solicitation " seyera. fans
VIC 1e----T Il watching nm WORK
Clutter Harvey Or Whlr-an VII co
ne wiring and Chef EaskHl, Wi
receive The 1--e-1p o. me C2srrocs
VII Dc Ea-vsv. : wh-1-Hr- pirc--
eTs- Easke-- ca-cne-- wilson 1-s1
Sase, CoTe- second, Brennan sao-t-
Lz.gh-1r-- -h.-1- Nicholas Me--7l. and
" u r--ae1- feeders Coaca Thorn1-
son u handle ne Indicator TIE
game Wi oe ca-.e6 a. 545 sharp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
,-rRTCLSTS HURT
ASE WITH TEAM

--.,~ " AZ the bold
!. =: s=a- = rs vicinity Ter
- IT'S zz.-1Ited It's evening
w. S--r= -ez- II aoCu- 3
- - N=v 18th
~ org : -o1orcEc-e
80 = less -1eI- VACATION ar
---.,s-. z-e- Tear Wells -1sy
gc- VII - automobile
5-n-s -erse cam driven oT
'-.f ~ : Walls.
-,r 80 - re motorcycle
|. .r..,-a. 5-e lang IS -e- Zee!
= - - .-e 5EE suffering
s-sas I'd a5rasc1s- 5oT2
|. s-s-1e5 ~ -'r William
s-c--- re : @ea-e.ed
,FE --prie 3or lie Fey
! -.--.s.-- : - -zkea . -ze Web
49, E.G6e15rd- They
-..1s=. = Ev= --el- names aid
eu- yez -5rk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Maine Fair 1ases for -aen

aHRS Y asF 9dc&8 rof FS[-
aug. ---19-Cora.sc-
ag s5-s-New Belfast far
Aag -EAsts-a Name Bangor.
Aag $e-se2r S-CsaEA Name, wa.-
Aag- 2e-es--a-ibon
A1g- S--sspL 3-Eol1cnc-
sept e-s-curnoerlsad County Ear 4.
sept s-s-soura Eeaaeoec AT South
sep. So Adrasc0gg.a valley .,
Sept .-s-Siaea.I
Sept --a--Sprirg1eld.
Sept s-za-p.-Sfeld
Sept ---e-Nor-Asl Maine Far ASH
Al Pressure Iz.e
Sept --13-Nac..aS
sept -S-5e-solerSE. Central AS-scpa-
t1-a- soceIg ~ Skowasgal-
sept -=--S--aly PARK Association
Sept 14--5-Sorrlsra Franklin Ar
cultural Society AZ Philips.
sept -4--s-Exe1sr
Sept -4----Aa.ae State n Lewiston
sept 15--s-EGeu Agricultural 80.
c.efy al 52sn-
Sept 1S-Znooan-
SEPT 21-w=sr wass:7g-,, AZ Cherry
3e.6
sept s.-solor.
SeTT- 7--s5-Eoura Paris
sept 1--2S-E-a7k--a County IL Farm
SeprE ---23-Ncrr1 Elax ~ Cn:un.
Sept 2--23-F2-n.lgt1n
sept e2-2$-Sn- Ellsworth Farmers
C.1s al Norm Ellsworth
Sept 9%--S-Ea-LRlG.
Sept eS-Iree1cow- Fair Association
a. Greene
Sept 2s-2g-E-sfoI Agriculture. SO.
Ge-- a. 8--sfni NILS
Sept e6-5a-L.TsrlUrs Fails
sept Zs-S0-AE-zspec County AZ Read.
1slE
Sept 2s--ocraewaEa Agricultural
SOG3e-T a. Monmouth
SEPT eA-S9-A1d-oscog< -a County a.
-5vsruprs FANS
SEPT ss-Sa--,sra-,sc scotia
sept 2S-S9-F-yesu-E
sept GS-6@-Aen1easc County g. Read
ze.d
sept -S-R1chnond.
sept s9-Sa-4ldcvE-
Get 5--ee1s Center
ccc- 5-7-SLarielga a. Acrcr-
De- s---aaQ2ll;rT Grange Ag-- ASA
a. -l2c3l1Tl-le
0cC s---Sorre-se- AE-cuic1ra. So
Eery a. Arson
Icr r. 1T 3psha am
Nov 1871 Maine STATE pornnioE5cai
Portland
aaa. -. 7sel-wes1e-a Name Poul-
~ Assn- Souta pa-is
jar -. -seZ-sourh Berwick Fou1s-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Committee in Favor

~oHtlH-es =" -sEe G1e
ratification resolution hr -a5or-rv
n re ler oe-s present would - .eEa.
Speaker Walker -ortgs- SEN sc TO-
owing message - ne sneasie- ~ ~
No-t1 Carolina House u Re7r 1s=r-a-
-vex
Hare amendment defeated o~e--
w-e--.ag-T 4 re l0v=r house W
ara proud az our mother sta.e - Nor-a
Carolina 600 grant hat sre s-a-c
re u as- glorious c-ad,-1ans and rs
Tory
a telegram signed ~ - y -ha 20
members OF ne North Carolina house
stating r1a9 they would defaHt -a.s1-
eaton ~ --aI sta-e was received D
NJ Walker 1ast -hursdav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

q Louis No, Aug. ES--WMr-e6s
single followed ny CUrShaE's double
n -As SIKH inning scored the --n
rasr gave Pittsburgh 4 20 Victory
eysr - LOUIS today. The 1oca-s
could do nothing wifi ADAMS a&-
re second inning Score
Pl--SbzCgl = 0 g a-s-1-a
st Louis =. : : 8 Q e-s-s-1
ADAMS za6 Eaens-- Ea.aes- North
and Dllhoef=r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
siS Eeai Estate Deal. Sanfers

Sanford. A1g 1&The largest rea!
estate 5ea. II Sanford Tor Years vas
completed -oeay when Deputy Sher-
= Herbert s Patch OF New1elc-
purchased rom Charles A. T-a1tcn.
TIE building a. the corner II River
aaa Winter streets. comprising ser-
ara stores. SIX reaenencs ana ne
A1--ar Eaage This building e -5a
feet lonT and On one Of me principal
-acroug-Ea-ss A. the same r3rne M.
Patch purchased Al adjoining build
ing which r. 80 feet long ard cor-
ia11s y tenants
The price Is 1or MADE public. bur q
Is one q IRE most valdaele pieces II
properly n row1 and from tie best
II aarlor1-- L . the largest de.l
made for years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
5accefcrs Conductor reid

8iddsfor1 Azx Lester ?
Eou,ks. \ conductor On ne 5ld6etord
AID Saco Street Railway s1o vas
a--aGed before Judge Harmon II
ne loCa. Police ccu-- THIS morning
charged w.r1 larceny Of 81 s. from
re company. vas ordered u furnish
SStn bonds for lis appearance before
lie grand jury a ire Seprsnbe-
-s-- Probable ca1se being found
The Witnesses +or ne State were As
s;sta1- Treasurer :. 3 STRIDE II
sperrcr J Z White Of Saco and
C.arerce L White OF South Boston
The defense did Tot puy any WIZ
1ssSes Sr re stand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
[. 5. MOVE

arr.~-rses -1ere. Each conPs-- = 70
appoints Is aw1 agents outside -
GERMANY ara IL Tinted States
TIE Hamburg Inc IT,
transfer ar se--.ce . any ether
Germany company <cr execution ana
re American corporation ma rams
"a service - an American CON-
pE1y bu- ooTn Parties remain IS
PCrs.ole 11r ne carrying 3u- Of ne
services
war H14iG E1d Agreement
= ne event II va between ne
United STATES ana Germany PROVISION
: made t1r termination u re agree
11snt ard a-so = cover me corr17ge1cr
Of var bsVve@a either re CaarAd
STATES 22d other powers nan GERMANY
ar Germany aaG other powers nan ne
-7.Ted states. Settlement e disputes
between re no companies 5r a-ol-
t-a1on 8 provided far as REVISION
CT ne CONTRACT = re event ne laws
Of ether country should re7u.ra =
FzsssnE=r service between ire T1.--
ea States and Germany IS u De estab-
Isred within oue rear Ire American
corporation agreeing . supply aassen-
gershlps rot exceeding - SEQ g-oss
rcns- - w1.c1 ne Eaaou-E-A-ne-,ca-
lie cal Tot add unless = s agreed
t7a- ne business warrants Al add
ton Il -1Rc case tie German cnr-
aa7v mar add ships until = mas 50
per cent Of ne vessels n r.e service
Germans - 40 in CONSTRUCTION
n -ae design and CONSTRUCTION AZ
Passenger ships The Earnurr-Are-,-
can Line vii gre re American cor
2ora-cn al the technical. kw-owledre
and experience II rs disposal
Each party LAY supply aale ne TN
mage -9r 1reig-- service between ne
Tinted States ana Germany bur Z
the Eanhu-g-AnR-ca7 Line has .or
the tonnage for rs nalt rAs American
company ma supply Z Rates -
axst ouund --s-ic are a De Sxgd ~
TIE American Ship and Commerce -1--
oora-un and on resr bound --asr nv
TIE EanSurg-Ame-1caa Line
F-slx-V services berwA.- ce----v
ard countries other than me -ntrsd
states are 70 De taken ~ independent +.
-. the EzloUrg-Aner1can Line 20
propose =acn service wh.ra ne
American ship and Cenmerce Corner
at1on nay sccept ur lot as Il chooses
-sait-s STAR
The Shipping Board vii now JcoK
forward - seeing Gne Of IL -1n
stracftre plans carried nut Nv q,
American group having Initiative -
sourcs and courage. VINO plan 70 -.axs
American shipping heir g.es ~orx
and have Expressed tas.r desire ara
intention % help the upoutldsnr If
these trades" Chairman Benson ssss.
The Jones act 5us1 PASSED puts 4 n
the power az me Shipping Board 10 be
~ rsal assistance n doing tbs. aaa
TIE American people may Look forward
- 4 -oEicR4- sound a1d constructive
growth of tssE branch of the American
merchant ns-1ue~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
ED BnCZE SEIZURE
.14Y AT PORTLAND

.-3 - s. seizure u
!. -ys---as q Eo-Ga ws-sr,
: &c ne r-c- 1azeA- N
~. rs- --loCe peppermint
.sf.-..,.--- - -aza ex-acfs
, -zoe y -.c-ic- 1spE-es. head
~ So --z-a1- - t-e Myrtle
49, ----e- q CE0-a AMI
>. ----zE Sa76aT a-E--oc1-
s4.----= -2-e IS result Il
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esuer Chapman Suffers
kru-ed skull II New York

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~ -.=7-s-z1 A1e-ca,s vas lit
!. asac y -lrc1ed bal IT ace
.. VII N=w -7rk -odar a-c RS
I -@zc..z~a1. Surgeons a. RE 1cs-
! p. Nc y Vas -ak=- sale Al
rela.s 7Ne-a-.c- would D. aecss-
IL ac-,os-r 7cc';-e1 = - fir
IL w-er a7-al --.eG % dodge
aaa,12-1 ----v * Pitcher MAYS
Z, --"s--E -=-cA --ez-0en- ca
-.En12c - player vas carried
IL -.c1s --a-e-s and thence "a
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NJ. Mcir,irs n cax!anr

Bernard 9 McLaEre Democratic
candidate for governor u Maine open
ed rs campaign ~ a rsxk meeting :.
Oakland n Monday evening. Aug 81
NJ AcIat-re mas adopted as tie KY.
note II lis campaign TIE slogan
Peace Progress and p-osper-cy.-
FAMED by re Democrats 81 TIE "a
non Re erptasiDed re -ag
heed to- a BUSINESS adnic.st-ss.or.
n re Affairs OF he State. and cock q
strong stand -Aat re members Of -
Pubic T--iitses Commission xhcu.c -
elected ay re people Reform II rae
administration 81 ire a1a.rs u -se
HIGHWAY COMMISSION and rae mead ecr
tax reform ware also emphasized ~
re Democratic ca7d1case E-. Xsra-
Ire declares -rz- the Republics. oa--
~ n re state and n the ,aroa tas
.S~~n -aken o~er by re Gid Guxr6-
dictionaries Who hare t-vNn ArR
ire pa--y the wing vat-n followed
Theodore Roosevelt - Us lrrg nrf -
--ls struggle - commit che cn-sy %
progressive principles
Judge Matthew Mccarthy - Nrn-
t1ri also addressed the oakIa,6 neef-
Ia Mondav evening
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Chicago. Aag 1s--I1cln1a- bz--
TED hard and beat Chicago 5ec.ssrefv
= -1e -5l-d game Of the series %
I EenG-yT vas knocked ozl- Of the
box = re seventh and Bailey and
Jones 5n4sae6- Fisher was STEADY for
ne visitors Al The way Gron and
Duncan each made four hlrs Il ire
tines II
Cincinnati 39a9 :osa -s--S-s
Chicago o.. 0 30 . . Q 0 - 81
Fisher ard Wlgo- Hendrix Bail
sy. Jones and O'Far-eu.
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OAKLAND

Ms Harriet a Be-sage- widow ~
-4ouss Eela2ge-- FOR Ezay lays = RS
dent ~ oakland died SUNDAY after
noon a: o'clock az he nome - ae-
daughter. Ms Edna E-a-nen 81
scOnena-r. Mass, aged ;. years Ms
Se-2agsr was born n NJ Vernon
A9ril - 1856 When a Young woman
she rs---eu Louis SeIa.Se- - OAK
and. gong % Stonenan Mass. -
maze Ter home WITH II tauga,er =
s=w v=a-s ago She = survived By
t.lz-e- daughters. Ms Emma vs-se-e.
y Oakland Mrs BENJAMIN : Kinds
Anc Ms Edna Brennan n St,rena-r
Aass- Tie remains win be brought
sere FOR bGrlal and >rn-1 services
III 5e ae.c az re home Of asr 1azga-
te-. Ms Enna y3rAeran q School
street Wednesday morning n 10
clock locA. time Rev 9 :. E-scx-
-roocke- u ne Ca.r-rsa,.s. -na--a ef
Va-s-~-..e ~ ofic.a.s azc Ir-ar-nene
VII De n Ire >a-s.~ lot u ne Middle
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