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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
ribbons To PLAY
/ IN PALACE HALL
New Team Meets Newark Gen.
tiers Tomorrow Night

The game between the Newark
Eenters and the Blue Ribbons which
will be played in Palace hall to-
morrow night. should be one of the
star attractions of the season. AL
though no such a crowd as attends the
Auditorium-Rivie games Is expected,
the calibre of these two teams war
rants a record crowd. The Newark
Centers claim the state senior light
weight championship and have good
grounds for their claim with such
players as "Stretch" Meehan, of the
pennsylvania State League and the
Newark Knights of Columbus five;
Ftolle. another Newark X. of C. man;
sRed ALLEN. who has been starring
klncs on the State Normal school
team; ABE Schartoff and Dutch"
Echellirg. both high class guards.
The leading player on the B'ue Rib
bon team, which will be making Its
FIRST appearance before the basketball
FANS of this city and vicinity, will be-
Nat Holman. Marty Kaufman, who
JAS been making a fine showing in
Fassaic this season, will team up
with Holman. Either Holman or
Charley Sher. of Tottenville. former
=. NJ. H. a player. will hook up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03


Jane"
Babe Ruth isn't going to pitch any
more. Babe doesn't. Ike the pitchers
and the pitchers don't like him. He's
against them at every turn as MS
home-run record shows
A little cold wind in a
training camp brings an awful holer
from a ballplayer, but here we see a
half dozen major league stars play
ing baseball on the ice.
| Gold winds, training camps,
Stars arm aches and cramps,
Rainy days, gFoaLs and signs
Make midsummer aiibis
Bill Byron, the singing umpire. is
going to make his side line the main
dine Bill is a steamfltter and has been
! collecting quite a liberal number OF
| smackers in the winter time. In ract,
Bill makes so much money at plumb
ing that he can't afford to play base
ball
Funny. they called Bill q robber,
thief, highwayman, yegg n every
thing else but no n ever thought TO
call him a lead pipe worker.
Johnny Sheppard. English Light
weight champion, mas had % lights
! and won lem all-S4 of them by the
| old kayo route. Maybe the victims
were punks, but who has a record
| of knocking out that many punks
even?
In Iceland they box with their feet.
| Putting the kick in their punches. as
it were. They call 1t glima. Johannes
Josefson says he could whip sack
Dempsey that way One advantage III
that sport Is that you still v a KICK
left even though you're on your back.
Had Willard learned this sport ne
might have beaten Dempsey. He was
on his back most of the time.
Now that the husbandmen are
home more of nights why not revive
ping pong? Without rum rhum Is q
pokey game
WHY IS A SIX-DAY BIKE RACE?
WHY rs THE FLU OR ANY OTHER
DISEASE?
Chicago promoters will stage wrest-
ling bouts during the six-day. bike
race. The promoters will sell brom-
fdium cocktails and turn the affair
into an insomnia clinic.
THE DRAFT IS NO MORE IN
BASEBALL BUT THERE IS PLEN-
TY OF HOT AIR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
Elks BOWllnq
League Data

Harry NeaIS 0tar fLsn WOH UT 20
more In the Elks Bowling League last
night and as a result are now in a
tie for second place and only three
games behind the leading Ironclads.
The Nationals were the opponents
of the Star Fish last night, they
bowling with four men and a blind
and not being able to annex one
game. Kennedy of the winning com
bination was high average man with
175. Larson's 100 was high score
for the night. Hoyler, anchor man
for the Nationals averaged 165, high
for the losing combination.
The scores;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
AUDITORIUMS AND KNIGHTS
TO PLAY. TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow night the Auditorium
Five will open up its series with the
strong Knights of st. Peter of New
Brunswick on the county seat teams
home court. The men from whom
Manager "Pox" Booz will pick his
team consist of Thomas. McCreery,
Regain, Evans, Hansen, Roth, Clio
chau and Hubbard. The Knights Will
select from ]. Deinzer, N. Harding,
t. Kane, e. Harkins, p. Sutton, L..
Harkins. J.. Harmon and j. Fftzpar-
rick. The first game between these
teams to be played in this city will
be staged on February 81 in tho
Auditorium,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
C. r. r. FREIGHT OFFICE
HAS BASKETBALL TEAM

The employees of the Central rail-
road freight house here have organ
lied an athletic association and have
decided to put u basketball team on
the court This team is anxious to
hear from all combinations averaging
140 pounds, games to be played on
opponents court. Harry A. Syring
is managing the new combination and
a be reached at the c.. R. r.
freight office or by phoning "13."
Playing with the team will be Iron
Man" Mitruska, former high school
baseball phenOm, dL center. king"
Larkin, OF Mdtawan, another high
recently Of 2 iiIaJelpaia. a veteran Ct
the Eastern League, forwards; Far
rell and Desmond. of the Crescsats.
guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03

BILL EYERKUSS WINS IN
CUNNINGHAM BOWL OFF

The bowl-off OF the nine high score
men for last week OF bowling at the
Cunningham alleys was conducted
last night, Bill Eyerkuss winning
with a score of 204, the only double
century mark. Richards with 1877 was
second and S. Vereb with $50 third.
The other scores were: Larsen, 1891
H, Simonsen, 178; ~Jorgensen, 1881
Sullivan, 1852; E.. Madsen, 147t
Browne, 1913.
Bowling for a place on this weeks
eligible list was started last night. b,
Jorgensen hitting PIP and Henry
Simonsen EOS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
Slabs

The shoot-off fol- permanent pos
session Of the tr~ap-shooting trophy
by the West End Gun Club Of Pleas
ant Plans, S. l., to its member win
ming three legs, Mas held on the club
range Saturday. J, Wolfgang, of
kreischerville, winning over Alder
man Albert G.. Waters and George
Parsons, both of this city. All three
had won two legs on the cup and in
the shoot-off the Staten Islander
broke twenty-four out of twenty
five
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
HUDSON ~TRIANGLES
WANT MORE GAMES

The Hudson Triangles, who We're
defeated In a close game by the Audi
forum Five earlier in the season, are
now endeavoring to secure a return
game. The game was close and the
manager of the Trlangles, Robert J.
Outell, of Bloomfield, declares his
combination have since accustomed
themselves to the one-hand dribbling
rule which they played here. Outell
also wants to meet the RAVES or any
other good team. His home address
is 81 Lawrence street. Bloomfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
Perth AmbOy
All Roberts knocked Out

After being fIo0rod i've times by
Gene Tunney at the Newark Sports
mans Club last night Al Roberts,
the Staten Island heavyweight, was
knocked out In the eighth round in
a slashing bout. Eddie Fitzsimmons
Beecher and Battling" Reddy crash
ed through the ropes, the latter be-
ing injured so hat the bout could
not continue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
PEMBERTOH AND RAYMOND
WIN TWO MAN MATCH At HYu

In the deciding match between ths
two-man bowling teams consisting OF
Raymond and Pemberton and Col
den and Hoffman, rolled yesterday
afternoon on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys,
the former duo won five straight
games. Pemberton was high score
and high average man for the night.
His best game was 243 and his ay.
erage 215. Hoffman hit 235 and av.
oraged 1913 while Raymond's average
was 1877 with u high game of 222.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
On The Strips
With 1he R.C w.
stending in Ingots Bowling League

Team No. 1 was catapulted out of
first place In the r. G.. w. bowling
league last night when team No. Z
took two out of three games from that
combination In a match rolled on the
Cunningham alleys. AS a result Team
No. 10 advances into the leading
position. Stinson's average of 178 was
high for the night, while q 1914 score
by BROKER was the best mark made
in one game.
NH zoAnns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
Lynch Returns to Ring

yfHC ItOEutN n ~
Joe Lynch, the crack West SID
bantamweight, returns to the ring
on Thursday night against Patsy
johnson, Trenton's star bantam
weight, in an eight-round bout at the
Arena A. c.. Jersey City. Lynch has
been out of the ring for six weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
B|LLETS
AND SLABS Win

Two exciting basketball games
were played last night in Palace hall
by four teams from the Raritan Cop
per Works. In the first game played
between the Billets and Anodes the
Billets were successful. winning the
game by the score Of % to IT. The
second game, played between the
Wire Bars and Slabs. resulted in the
Slabs winning out by the score Of 81
to IT. Fast playing was the feature
of both games.
The score Of tho first game!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03
Tnrner ReceiYing OTers

Clay Turner, the Indian DattIeT
who defeated Larry Williams in o
twelve-round go In Bridgeport. Conn,
last week, is receiving numerous Of
fers from fight clubs throughout the
country,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-03

A young wan when asked TO explain
Why he married a girl who was plain
Said: "She amt much for looks,
But there amt many cooks
Who can brew home beer like my
Jane"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

-kar aezaa. Nov s. k.Spezial THE
iar~e nHn. John R-qwa ef Bessur.
Earle Morris Of Ashland KY and
James Purcell Of New Bedford Mass
hEiE ar tae StsrnsrEs5 e,nuniF JzGi
rsnuang me 9annarv term Of tsas
grand szrT On the Chargers NJ murder 81
Asa En1rikin- the zEed station ayerf AZ
Emblem. on taae a1Es1t Of Yer 4 mere
szspegled Of esanE tsae rErau Alleged
70 have frightened tsae wsanE sasr
ssane TINE zEu AZ The FoTks The.
time ehar Es1Ev we.~ understood 70
have been N TINT Tirinfrv end the
TINE he vuung lady was scruszed
csnsur5fses The constable t-uEn The
Forks xszne IN SazpwhHEan and lessHd
the men srser huf rum Lke aesfr-r p
raun WHICH he had obtained from me
raalng LADY,. Ne coraid nu1 at1ss-nfne
whether they wssp the zines The
sfrrr II 1na1 rre rsrng wuHnnn VAS
zTssnaE BY three men and TAEt rssey
a1.esnpeed an assault sire sur Ewaw
fFr,rn eArau ana sssrr rsAsed neg afrnasr
90 her vsv donr.
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POTATOES

Heu4iEs'l---ora-ots hive .sesn selling
Tor <sss psr hRr-ea zstheaEA 1uznr NJ
sne lures VIII act my ever g. pe-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
WEST FuRKs

A bsrx szse3aa and aanre fer tsaa bsne-
81 81 ttse West Farks s..toeis wzs hean
- ne Towu haii ry-dxr evening. RE
hHzes wsse aurs1unta By F--ea L. Ma--
siIR4l- Hot csecaia-e was sesa under
ne d1ssr1sun Of Miss NcIsrs.1asa. ne
Principal Dzntang games and gen
era EoRo time s.aszAs Naslr wrs
furnished by a Tar-raia- ana Mr. Estes
rendered. several sesecrarrs N tf1e ria
m The przssss-eas -aszirrd x<re srs,
SIR Through IRE k.naness Of Nr
Bower, m charge was nnade sur Ihe Use
r. ts1s hasI
Mrs Ra2FsA Pierce mas returned s-urr,
ME1trr1 n H where she wss called
hF me sudden dEE1a ot q resaz.~A-
-Astssn Durg-n IF Fsar7sy--sse aasss.ss .s,e
wa4g End NJ hume
SalaF Har-rs has RETURNED hn1r,s
from DEAD River iazn
Miss Norma 4 Mcruaxsa was a.
fR3rE1a-n arsr the week end
AnreaIl aawe ~ Bingham u .ras.
re Esie Timber being cuf nr iSs-arr=
Merrill a1 Cald stream
C9Floe BigeAaU has -=saroed e-ern !
xss3f IA SszewhHgzn
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WINTHROP

THE Laaies' Ser.as Circle IF ne
Congregational church VII held an
al 6aF mesaznE, Wiz dinner N oUen
AZ fas TesIE-y IN WadnesdzF. Nov. -
Arthur Levespr Rst,ekah Lodge wsu
aeld ms regalar meeting rnesdAv sre-
nnE- nrAreessed IVY n SUPPER which
viii Dc Erzr tne letiEe # sge by the
Ea--nauF Circle
Er and Mrs Lea A Dur and chR-
5ren. Carsesun and Der1s hHre -s4nr1s-
ID 5urne AFTER passing me wsek- end
II warE-zlSe- me gae<r ~ reaESsres
Mr. and Nzzs Guy Canaingnazn II
EoFaI s-ye-r a-e ys.resring canEsATMia-
IuRs If a son btrl ~ them Oct xzSs-
VINO has h+-en named Harrison Jossph
EAS--M- and Mrs George Phi
5raek and Mr and Mrs and Mrs Fur
es1 N esc-ssrt ana children VIM have
been living an the Sawver place fae
aasf szarnrne- aHre uur-es u wIndsrr
NJ znG Mrs Arthur Grant aAd
daughter airline, ami Nr- GRANTS
fa1her. Amos Grant am also M and
Mrs. Ed Waite II Leeds wee ynssfs
AZ Ny. aaa Mrs aarfss Ee5ars sun
gay
Miss Re--ace Stevens. WIN has been
staying II the anEne Of Mrs Maad
VESTS through the summer. lns -cne
n IRE home Ct Mrs Fred Srnifh
wasr- she vii remain - .ne wznfsr
Mr. and Mrs Jassua Wovdfsruse
and Mr NauahaRseis father 2ksc
Mrs NopihpusFas farther. Mr. wins
sur Of lisbon Falls wes~ regent
guests Of NJ and Mrs. Agirn Ferd-
Miss L4suise Fssfs- was AT srme
fscrn Lewiston grer SUNDAY
The Mission Circle VII MEET wifh
Ms z. Il. Lesx-sf1 aa -hnrsanr zf.er-
rrun AZ > e7sserk.
Mr and Mrs ] G Csssr1rner are
listing NJ Czash1nnn-s isrcdAsr- J. Il
C4zshFnaa- al wetd
Miss Virginia EewH7- visited Ms
" 4. Titus q few iHrs ne past
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Robsfszn ana
aauEsrsr and Ms Cara Harsrnnd
were callers Al IRE rune ri p NJ
ssnsase- Sanda~
Miss Clara Jackson VIM . teach
lnE ss1uel = C7i1f~E FIR a few wa@ts
Was NJ 1urae grer Snnffar
MEss MaxRa stevens was n ~esk-
end zz1s.s7 OF Mrs FssraeF A8nssse
Fred ~spr- was azs0 q sunday Sls-
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. NZlF- &
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RICHMOND


Al haE1 1ooI SUNDAY Nov- = AZ
me home gf M-- ana Mrs. Sesl c
wz-sen f5lss- younresz daughter
MISS Elizabeth Mabel Watson. be-
came the VIE n Ea<-T Erwin vi
lians Of Brunswick
TIE aefase had bean decorated
simply aGt beautifully EsZEs paI-sa
plants and farras the ENTIRE ca3or
scheme being green and wAita9 The
arSuE- VINO was gwen IN marriage By
1e- father WIS charming n a wed
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CaaaTilIE LACE end she c:1r--ad =
shower auuIlsl ri 5Tsdss -wsssss-
Zes- u 4 Pearson was TIE official
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sssE1ce Vas asezi- The coEplR xere
attended, ~ Mss Florence NJ VA
SIN a slzer Of ina br5de asd NJ :
" Villains Of Brunswick srys1Aer Of
me bridegroom The hr-aesznz5G e
gown MAS Of OLD -3ss silk 2eplin-
ana her flowers were plnks ana
-xHs=s Fer y1t- f-vn me bride was
Z pearl nerkzazx The welding
naxgn WIS piEvea br Mrs George Z
Ramr-l af Topshazn- IN amt Of the
b-1ue y
In the social hour following the
c.H-~ncng the wedding cake was en-
and ICES and cake served. AFTER whsth
Mr and N-s Williams left IN All aH-
FomefHie wal decorated br thought
fsal friends for taaesr AansTmoun trim
The bride JzaEelinv n a 1a~v riHs
SATIN sRrit with hal ID Dalch. They
VIII Tasi1 IN Canada sad EenneEfz-
cu1 sefur,e returning IN Maine, and
after Derember VIII es ri home se
friends az = River T,esss. Bt1answ1ck.
ManF beautiful g7fss ef cut glass
silver and linen were received among
them beanE substantial cheek 4szsIn
the araaets pzr-szrs
Mrs Williams wao IS E-adaR-s
IF Rscrmcnd Earh schoel- has far
Inc past four Years been s1iccs-sss NJ
TEACHER IN ting schools IF Richmond
and 5runswseE Mr. Williams x a
resi- cent of Brunswick where He Is Z
mail carrier
1zr of town guests we-e- Mr-
and Mrs faErles A watson 1f
Portsmouth y II Mr. and Mrs. r.
= Williams Miss Mari Williams nj
ana Ms Clarence watson arss c5,ii-
dfea Florence and Gerald 81 Bruins
xse4k- Miss F9orHnce N- Watson Of
Eath zasa Mr. and Ms George Z
R1rnrau Of Tapshan-
Among -Ae pleasant pre- uup1sa2
affairs WIS miscellaneous shower
gwen The oIsGe AZ Brunswick. Thurs
aay ar her teacher friends az whzeh
she was ire recipient Of = variety Of
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Body Broker Roberts
Taken To Bangor for Burial

Boston. yor- s-F lnerai sssy-rse,ses ri,
A-ntar'ase Z Roberts the Stzzs. s--,a4s
brul.rr wnusR oedr was 1slr1a STRIP
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Stock Markets
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View lark Exz.,IAnEH an M2En--=za 1A
per aszl1- Discount
Tine 1uzas s1a2urc 90 5iREs SO 1EEs
ann SRx months -x@k gHr rEz4--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

s,tszanaxszzy IN Tne Gays anserzls-
yntnr szDec1A1ir n Lac -nIkz2te INDUS
tslkzs ana Sp0c1zzfnes. sor wc1ca lae.S
~xs 4 resr isEH$ aEsnns1d-
-1rn0ed DuEEl,risrn Was EnEeonsEen
nr z,e1ake deAc:s n cieAEnE hEIse ~
scarves she lsWeg rkssp nj rs<ssrues re
rux-sd ~ rs1r Heaeraz reserve hEak and
i-xntnesB II 3urai fannE CAL aoHns
4Ezsn rrEznK 70 - per cert sftsr spsn-
zng al Peg ceaat
These crnast.urx wese intensified 5r
.ae further dEmuz3 iEazzEEa Of 1praagl
sszeimnee And fs9e statement al . rr-sFn-
sr,ssnt AuSk1re r.rlnpnur that tzae counTr~
is an me Threshold # i pEsrca IF n
aasryIxa Sisnlx.xsaun w-srs1 may usIlTz
corrective Legislation.
TIRE ErNmx N fyrHlEn exs-nzlEe Sa--
-ss-a Af&a7fnE agwn 20 within Is cents
IF its minimum 1aplzracr N -ais mar
see. while Nkeura- Italian DuzcA
Sysarisn and Scandinavia r7ztsas wssse
HI saweSt levels eTe- rsrgszaea acre
I.IHefrr HnslaE anE TsefusT 1uses re-
arte%d ,sseae-aaesF and the bura -nKrks5
rs d Wsya5e 11E zfek-1ed sr Iaae weak
..Ese uf su<kH r-as1s IsaHsszSEzx ana
snrEsunxacnazS cinks1< AZ T4r1ztase TA-
augz aans- TafAa .skses uE- ra1Eie- aE-
gT-4knsssd SsIsfEt4 HRA. ola Tn51Hn
States bends ware unchanged ar call
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

A3laf.4-Zza. ,lNf8r 81
REEAT-S Uttered nlg Essw srssaszE N
nrsrA today simultaneous w11sl atsrl-s
oppression ~ fGre3En eSE.nanEa and
with 2iherz2 rs.rssp1s 81 Kansas S-frE
szld Omaha The market CLOSED m
settled sE n & cents ae1 fEwser VIII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

This weeks index number. hzsss.a sEn
tse 11zoss ps- 2nrnd ID rsl1r-g-<sne ar
tsrses asses tsr <ned- Is Szm wtrrn ousn-
aEzxzs WITH ss.fFs .zEz wsek ana szg far
the wssak ending Naee-noes {. ZHs Tsais
wask number stn~s a eazn " are-
ssnxz1s ID ! atr s@rIt- ever lass ~seaz.
hur q loss of II peg rrr-. rem sas
IKE week Of asa vez1 Or the seventy
SIX azrurnsazzssz aneaad rweare aa-
THnrr1 rs esnrnrarsa affh iass week..
-aarTT-ene deslinsA ard Ihss1r-t-rr-e
remained xnrs1RnrH4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
More Than Ever

IN these t1mes Aagussz folks read and use Jour
nal classified ads In these columns You VIII find
listen every DAY the wants and the offers of re-
izhie people who have learned that the thriffT
way % buy and 10 sal Is the Journal Want Ad
Way.
TeleDhone your ad for tuEnerrow's Journal
Call IS5 and ask f8r Journal Want Adj TakR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

DsneiRt1er lSsz ~ ! and Marvin e y.
J. Cara 41asn.-a ia I higher s<as
tsETS unchanged IL : zp In al1r5EsEsns
he outcuuae rar5ed rem ts1s SANE as
SszzT7'cfssss finish "a = es-1s lnwEs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
View York Stuck Market
Cs1zer1ed DaaiF By
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Front Ct. Bath. ghcpe $40
ssz Water ST Augusta,
Phune IR1g-zeto
Correspondents Of
ELMER =. BRIGHT & CO.
Members 81 View York and Boston
Stcrk Exchange
r-1sasH wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

Cur erFTrs sfc-k ~ Maine S<nxs
ses,rvs- On se1euns 81 7rirs sut -
saassness ~e are sHerTnG for xzss x
csws in MI stages 81 isr4ztzer. ard
= heiiers Frorn rrsz - y-.- AEss
usss sssesee i G. c bail. sper~r6ead
o~s sscsa ard > AN q G. c rr,~s-
cEAa 8 popE q SONS.
a5nnvraeacs Farm Manrhesser. ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09
SILK
RICHMOND SILK MILL


During limifed time high grade colored
and blark siIks VIII - Sid At $50 Per
yard Gail 1t min week days saturday
excrptedl between 3 z1d Il 4 NJ and 2
and IF. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-09

New YWk M0eE Market
S<~ yerk. xsr, 3.
o.zne merrA2tzie $.
Exc-hH1cs weak