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The New York herald., 1920-01-23
ALL PASSENGERS
OFF POWHATAN
Transferred to Great Northern
When High Sea Mod
crates.
TWO RESCUE BOATS SMASHED
SearchIights of Destroyers Play Over
Turnbling Craft as Transfer
Is Made.

An the 2l1 passengers aboard the dis
ehied army transport Powhatan have been
transferred at sea to the transport North
ern Pacific, according to wireless de-
spatch received here last night. The trans
fer was made last night about 10 miles
eff Halifax, the despatch said. Weather
conditions were favorable and the sea was
smooth
The Northern Pacific is proceeding to
this port, where she is. expected to arrive
early tomorrow morning., All on board
We're reported well.
The Powhatan is in tow of the Canadian
governments steamship Lady Laurier and
is being taken to Halifax, according TO the
wireless despatch. 1t added that the
United States destroyer Leary was acting
as a rudder for the Powhatan, and that
the destroyer Sharkey and the United
states Coast Guard cutter Ossipee were
standing by. No further trouble is eX-
2ected in view of the favorable weather
conditios.
The Powhatan was taken in tow by the
Lady I.aurier yesterday morning. At noon
The position of the vessels was reported
as two hundred miles southeast of Halifax
The Northern Pacific and other vessels
We're standing by and all arrangements
had been maEe to transfer the 27 passen-
gers aboard Che Powhatan to the Northern
Pacific as E,on as weather conditions made
such transfer safe. This came las,
night. :.
Tb~ safe transfer OF the Powhatan's
passengers brings to a close striking
sea drama, which opened last Sunday
When the first message was received
from the transport that the ship was
leaking, the fire room flooded a north
east gale blowing and immediate as
sistance needed. The wireless calls fol-
help were quickly answered by half 8
score OF vessels which put out from
Canadian and American ports, or rushed
TO the scene from mid-ocean. The first
ship to arrive was the White Star liner
Cedric, on her way from England tc
New York. She was quickly followed
py the Western Comet, a United States
r Shipping Board steamer.
The Cedric and the Western Comet
found the disabled transport rolling heav-
lily in a stormy sea, without lights o,
heat, but were helpless to render any aid
in the face of the persistent gale. The
transport Northern Pacific which was
bound for New York with the last details
of the American EXpeditionary Force
from France, reached it's distressed sister
sht,' on Monday, and replaced the Cedric,
wbSh proceeded on its voyage to New
York
For four days more the Powhatan lay
nelpless in the face of the unabating
storm while a growing fleet of would be
tescuers made vain efforts to take hel
80 tow or effect transfer of her passen-
gers. On repeated occasions tow lines
were passed, only TO snap under the
, terrific strain of the derelict's dead
weight, the surging sea and the fierce
wind.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Continued from Page oneo


value Of whiskey in influenza or pneu-
monia cases" said DR.. Copeland, "but
because many reputable physicians feel
it is an important drug. and therefore il
should be made available
Dr. Copeland said he thought IT. is
dangerous practice to rely on home
remedies for the cure of colds or influenza
and instead physicians should be called
He said he didn't think influenza was re-
current, as a general thing, although a
person who has had the disease is by nc
means immune.
Brother and Sister Die.
Reports to the Health Department con-
tanned many pathetic incidents connected
with the victims of influenza.
Benjamin Rothberg. twenty-five years
old, and his sister. Fannie. thirty-one, both
of No. S2S East Seventy-eighth street, were
found i'll at their home on 4Aonday and
we're removed together TO- Bellevue Hos
pltal. They died yesterday within few
hours of each other.
An ambulance surgeon, cal Il TO a
tenement IlOuSS Ut W. Ill EsoSS Aileh obi SSN
to attend Thomas Cares. twenty-siX years
old a driver, found he was suffering from
Influenza, In a crib near tho i'll man 6
bed was a newborn baby, while Mrs. Jo-
sephne Cares twenty-four years old, his
wife, was lying unconscious at the foot OF
his bed, overcome from her exertions In
nursing her husband, Because of the
weakened condition OF the mother and
child the ambulance surgeon removed
them with the husband to Bellevue.
When DIR, Polinsi1y, OF Bellevue Hospital
reached the homo of Mrs. Rosa Almosnino
thirty years old, at No 543 East Twelfth
street, he found the woman and her two
daughters-Mollie, eight years old, and
Frleda, six years old-suffering from In
fluenza He hurrledly removed all three to
the hospital,
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Whitman Called in
Rothstein Inquiry
Mayor Hylan, Magistrate McQuade
and Inspector Henry Subpoenaed
by Grand Jury.

The Extraordinary Grand Jury. re-
sumirg its investigation of a letter sen.
by Mayor Hylan to Richard T. Enright.
Police Commissioner, concerning a report
that an Assistant District Attorney, a one
time Magistrate and newspaper man re-
ceived $4,000 for procuring the dismissal
Of an assault Indictment against Arnold
Rothstein. well known in the upper Tender
Join section. yesterday summoned Charles
:. Whitman. Commissioner Enright, Emil
Fuchs. the one. .ine Magistrate mentioned ;
He,l.ert IS. Swope, TIE newspaper man. and
-othstein.
II was learned that Mr.. Whitman was
questioned about the work of James Z.
Smith Assistant District Attorney. who
eeclared several days ago that. he is the
member OF the District Attorneys staff
mentioned IN the Mayors letter during
the time Mr. Whitman was District At
tcrney. Mr.. Enright, il is understood was
r. eaucsted TO identify the communication. n
COPY OF which was found in the files of
Mayor Hylsn in the iCty Hall lie also was
requested to lay before the body any
evidence he had.
Soon after Mr.. Enright left the Grand
Jury chamber it was learned that sub
pocnas had been issued for Mayor Hylan,
Francis y. McQuade. City Magistrate; IN
spector Dominick Henry, OF the upper
Tenderloin district, and Detectives Nc
Laughln and Walsh of his staff, who were
shot in raid on an alleged gambling
house In West Fifty-eighth street, result
ing in Rothstein's indictment on a charge
OF having shot the detectives. The sub
pocnas are returnable this morning.
Nr Swope told the grand jurors he knew
nothing about the case. as he was in Eu-
rope at the time he was alleged 20 have
received part of the $4,000 for the quash-
Ing Of the Rothstein indictment by Judge
Mcintyre. in General Sessions. He de-
pcribcd the story regarding his connection
with the affair as deliberately false"
Ntr Fuchs, II was said. denied any money
wns passed for the dismissal of the Roth
n in Indictment and Mr. Smith. who testl-
= d before the body several days ago.
fsiicd q statement declaring Mayor Hylan
q cNd hysc made borough Investigation
~ the 'asttw bsfnxA hs wtoLs ths ,sLLSr.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Not Jeanne De Kay
Asserts Jane Addan7s

CHICAGO. Thursday-Miss Jane Ad-
dams today said she felt certain that the
young woman held at Atlanta, Ga. was
not the missing Jeanne Anna DeKay, but
van adventures" named Larue. who was
in Chicago January 5.
'She called me up and said size could
show me where Jeanne was" said Miss
Adams IAN appointment was made and
Kept by Mrs. Gertrude Howe Britton and
John Dekay. Jeannes brother. few
minutes talk convinced both she was an
adventures seeking notoriety."
Miss Dekay came TO Chicago shortly
before Christmas TO undertake social SER
vice under Miss Adams at Hull House.
she disappeared few days later, taking
only few personal things and leaving no
word. Her wealthy father lives at Lii
cerne. Switzerland.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
DEATH HOUSE OCCUPANTS
DEMAND BETTER FOOD
ESPECIAL pr sPArcH TO THE HERALD.

SING SING, y. v. Thursday
Lewis Lswes. warden OF Sing Sing. has
been besought by the twenty-nine slayers
in the prison death house to try to give
them better food. This the new warden
has promised 70 do.
Warden Lawes will go over the menus
and, so far as the appropriation allows
will improve tho bill Of fare OF the con
demned prisoners. Joe Cohen, Bull Cas-
sldy and Gordon Handy were among the
petitioners,
Tho warden IL making II n policy 20 20
through tho prison every day. and always
includes at least one visit TO tho con.
demned cells IN making his rounds.
While the svnrden was holding confer
cnce today bird flew into his office eud
aused furry, good many birds
have flown out W the warden's care In
years past. but this Is the first time
blsd was sssr kn9wa " ~ la.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
SIX thousand Cases of Influenza Re-
ported In Havana, Cuba.

WASHINGTON, u, c., Thursday.-six
thousand cases OF influenza have been re-
norted in Havana. Cuba, the Public Health
Service was advised today by its repre-
sentative in that city. The service an
nounced that all possible precautions 70
prevent an influx of the disease into the
United States were being taken, both at
Havana and at American ports.
Further spread of the malady in this
country was reported "a the service to-
day. ninety-three new cases being listed
in Kansas and e.49o in sixteen counties Of
Northern Illinois,
The New York herald., 1920-01-23

MAGISTRATES LANDLORD
FARES POORLY IN COURT

Magistrate Frederick y. House of tho
Traffic Court. apparently does not sym.
pathize much with landlords. Fletcher
Blackwell. chauffeur. OF No. 10 West
lS1st street. was before the Court on a
charge OF violating the traffic ordinances
AS Blackwell stepped forth another man
was with him. Magistrate House asked
the other man who he was.
! am Charles Galewski. attorney. and
represent the defendant. who Is INV chauf.
teur,' replied the man. You ought "a
know me, Your Honor" he continue II
was your landlord"
II do not recall ever having met you, I"
replied Magistrate House propantIv s'I
have had now landlord almost for every
meal. and IL Is difficult TO remember them
all. do recall that my rent has beer
boosted too frequently. and II Is too had
that YOU arc not the defendant In this case
Youg cllsnt Ia finsd 81
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
FLU SPREADING IN
CHICAGO, KILLS 10

CHICAGO Thursday, Influenza and
pneumonia claimed seVenty-nine deaths in
Chicago within the twenty-four hour
period ending at nine A. NJ, according to
reports to the Health Department today.
The number of new influenza cases
mounted to s,296 a new high mark for a
twenty-four hour period. Pneumonia cases
also increased, 237 being reported.
Relief from the serious shortage of
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Truck Kills Girl Coaster of 8.

Amelia Leach, eight years old, No, lS67
Hackensack Bank road, Union Hill.
coasted down steep hill on her sled near
her horne yesterday and at the foot was
struck and killed by an automobile truck
owned by the Brunswick Laundry, of Jer-
sey City, The truck was driven by Roy l..
Puceiareli No. 22l Manhattan avenue.
Jersey City, lie rushed the girl TO the
North Hudson Hospital, where physi-
cians declared she was dead. The driver
was arrested.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Flu Spreading Fast In baltimore ana
Camp Meade.

Especial Despatch to the Herd'dJ
BALTIMORE. Md, Thursday. = The
Board of Health reports n alarming
spread of influenza in Baltimore. Thirty
five new cases were reported today. The
disease has appeared In a mild form among
the troops stationed at Camp Meade
where sixteen new cases were reported
today.
The New York herald., 1920-01-23
Connecticut Board Of Health Reports
174 Gases In state.
(Special Dcspotch 20 the HeraId.l

Special Despatch TO the Herald3
HARTFORD, Conn, Thursday.-An-
nouncement by the state Board OF Health
here today places the number OF Influenza
cases In Connecticut at IA, with four
cases in Hartford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28

New York. Julv g
FLOCR-Easv; spring patents 1875
q a25. spring clears I1e0aa l175 win
tar stra!ghts 1850 q 1926 Kansas
srraignrs I250q 1925.
WHEAT-Spot weak No. red and
No. hard @s5 ana No. mixed purum
ego c track New York export
CCRN-Spot weak. No. yellow
1885 c { New York 19-day shipment.
oATS-Spet weak; No I white 100
dI04.
PORK-Easy; mess 5Sood s4eu
LARp-Fir-n, middle west lS5nd
1850.
BCTTER-Weaksr; receipts ssTs
tubs. creamery higher than extras 55z
a 55a. do extras 90 score $50 4 SD
do. drsts IS 10 a. score 52d So: mack
ing stock current make No ! -
EGES-Fir-n; receipts 1857 cases
fresh gathered extras nrsts 5IT5g
fresh gathered frsts asa 50: state. Pa.
ana nearby western hennery whites
first TO extras s. a 10; do. browns ex-
tras So a 81, do, gathered browns and
mixed ceiors frsts 10 extras 47 G55.
POTATOES-Easier; Jersey 1s5-Ihs.
62s a 700: southern per barrel 1000
SIS: sweets. Jersey No.4I baskets 500
q $50.
CABRAGEs-Easy and prices IN
changed.
SCGAR-Raw nominal: centrifugal
s5s refined quiet: dne granuiafed
7Iead 2e5e. Sugar futures we're lower
early but rallied in the afternoon on
strong commission house 5uytng The
closing was steady and to 10 neg
higher. September Is1p. December
1855, January 1eao. March 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28

ton If two weeks with his 1nsIe
Phillip Wendall.
Miss Vera Clisbv of Eaverhlll.
Mass s. 4 guest If her aunt Ms.
Viola Colby
Mrs. Bessie Nichols and daughter
of Watervilie ara visitors al the home
of her sister Mrs. Maurice York.
NJ and Mrs. Fred Martin and
daughters. Arleen ana Kathleen Of
Winslow were guests Thursday If
their cousin, Mrs Ruth Brann.
Chester RawIey Of Walfhan. Mass,
vas a visitor last Week Of MS parents.
Ar and Mrs George Rawley-
Franz Lyons of Augusta. vas A
visitor Saturday Of MS father and Sis.
ter. His daughter. Miss Inez. re-
turned home with him.
Russell Nelson NJ Cooper's Mills IS
employed by Ersklne Bros. 70 assist
IN harvesting his nay
Mrs. J.NR- StIlphen had new pota-
toes the second week 4 Juiv. one
measured ) inches n length and q
inches in circumference. They We're
planted ne 2oth OF May
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. July -.
CATTLE-Recefpts II, 500. CHOICE
yeariing and best handy weight steers
stronger To 90 cents higher: top handy
weight 100; best yearling 1870: heavy
beef steers steady around 1875 grassy
cattle very dull and uneven. bulk
steers all weight 1900 q 1900; bologna
and handy weight butcher bulls and
best she stock steady; medium kind
weaker: Gamers slow, as y Az calves
so TO Is cents higher: bulk fs5eal7s5.
stoeksrs SLOW
TO Is cents lower. closed So to IS cent =
lower; under weaRhi lights OF leas
late top l54el bulk light ana butchers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28

- lag 20 - cts. The demand was
good.
Sheep and lambs were quiet. with
Few offered. Sheep sold at Td10 CTS.
and lambs at 12d II cts
The demand for mllcn cows was a
little more active. ana prices aver
aged somewhat nilter. though there
was little or 10 change N the general
range- For the best heavy mixers
the market was S740d It's. With good
average mixers s100GI4e. ana poor
70 ordinary mixers s65T 100. The few
Young stock bulls offered sold al s35 q
65.
Live poultry was steady with fowl
$50 90 cts. broilers 45150 cts, and
old BOOSTERS 2gTe4 cts.
Tuesday Brighton Sale
Beef Cattle. " Ellsworth sold
. bulls 1870 lbs. at SC: bologna
COW, $50 lbs. at G OTIS H For
bush sold I COW, $50 lbs. az Sc:
eowG 900 lbs. at lac: 4 cows. 600
lbs. al lie D A walker sold l
bull. 80 lbs. ar & lie. ! bull. 80
lbs. ar &c: 3 cows 1850 lbs. at lac.
Veal Calves ". Ellsworth sold
- calves. 900 lbs at 1?c OTIS H
Forhnsh sold / fancy calf. 1J0 lbs.
ar I1c; calf 30 lbs, ar &c. D. A.
Walker sold calves. go lbs. al 14c
Eogs-D. A Walker sold hogs.
1130 lbs. ar Is 1-2c
Sheep and Lambs-D A Walker
sold I sheep, 10 lbs. at I0c and ;
lambs. 100 lbs. az tie.
Mich Cows " Ellsworth sold
s mixers to av. 800 each.
HORSE MARKET
Boston July 21.-There was an ex-
ceilent summer trade for horses Of
all classes. with the best demand on
horses for farm work and big draft
ers- Supplies were quite heavy. but
as at all recent sales a larger amount
of horses could have been sold had
the dealers had them ON hand Prices
are holding very drrn, showing little
If any change during the past few
weeks with the tendency 10 a strong
er market. Western horses are com
ing IN more freely and dealers can
depend more on the time of the ar
rival of their consiglments, which
helps trade materially This week.
there was a much larger number Of
acciimated horses and nearby sec
ends than were offered a week ago,
and they were taken quickly at both
auction and private sale
Good quality heavy green drSf-ers.
1850 a 1900 lbs sold al SIS a 400:
medium weight green drafters. 1850
q TOO lbs az $50 a Us; heavy
wagon and farm horses al S17Jd
70; good quality acciimated horses
of 11oa@ 100 lbs sold at sIT5 o 900:
ordinary seconds. SIS a I50 Mules
NJ $50 a 500
T. c. Keith had an sale seven car
loads Of green western horses of all
weights. but mostly heavy horses.
one carload Of acciimafed horses
from Pennsyivania- and d lot Of
nearby seconds The trade moved
briskiy with values fully as high
as week ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
Boston Produce Market

Boston. July -.
BEEF-Choiee whole cattle - = %
BCTTER-NartleTn creamery sx-
tTas o. 4 So. western DO. D q Sc
CEEES-Fresh cnolce = a 2S..
CCEN-No. yellow I-0dd -
El1GS-N +avbv hennerv - "A
western extras So a 81
FL0E R-Spr1ng patents. 19s-Tb
sacks. special shorts I4-sI152S.
standard T545 a asa.
aAY-No timothy sed IS
Handspring 80 a So.
pATS-FanCy - ms. 1121 IL.
PDRK-Metiiuna backs $500
PpTATgES-New southern sdf0
per barrel
SCGAR-Anerican sugar refinery
quotes 2es cents on 100-bar-el lots less
per cent for cash.
VEAL-i@ q92
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Chicago, July

chicago, j MY
Distress selling. largely due TO big
calls for margins in the face sf tight
money conditions. braaghr down
wheat prices with extraordinary
swiftness to-day especially Just before
the close The finish was wild. IL 70
"A cents net lower with December Is
70 2.35s and March "a Corn lost
"a cents and safs- IL 70 81 cents
Provisions. however gained 5 60 So
cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
WINpSoKvHLE

Miss Elizabeth Co1sv of Boston 10
q guest for two weeks Of her parents.
Mr. md Mrs ". H Colby.
Miss Ruth Sampson left Wednes-
DAY morning Tor visit with relatives
in Lewiston.
William Callahan of the star 1f the
Boston American. Is passing a vaca-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28

me aggregate OF I've stock a.
Brighton WATERFOWL ana the local
This weak: Cattle 1882. sheep s157
calves Z542. hogs 1889.
Last week Cattle 1883, sheen AR
calves s141. hogs Ig.g5-
ssSs ne caves sss ssss hos zsh tss ssa' sheep
/, MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle IA. sheep 5sT. calves SOC,
hogs 15H.
TONE OF THE MARKET
Offerings Of stock m the yards were
light, and Al the slaughter and mack
ing houses there was not a large SUP
ply. The demand for beef cattle was
better bur there was no change IN the
range Of prices. Not many chcice
cattle were received. and these met
with quite ready sale. Tops sold from
II I-.aT5 cts. good average steers
and oxen 13611 cts and poor ia or /
binary sa1o cts. The best cows
ranged from I-2d10 1-2 cts, good
quality s6s cts. poor 70 ordinary
I-.I7 l.. cts. and beiuruas ana
Gamers 4a5 cts Bulls were in roo,
supply for sas cts.
Veal calves held firm. with afrer
inrs moderate Choice heavy vesfs
sold from IsGls cts with few extrs
a cent or more higher Good average
quality calves sold for 10d12 cts. and
poor and coarse calves drinkers and
grassers SOS cts
Hogs were a fraction higher with
receipts light. Live hogs sold AT
Ii I-4Il6 IA cts, and dressed hor-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28

bills ara. commercial sa-day bills on
banks 3-s commercial 5o-iay bills
s.7Ss. demand 3-Ss. cables c.T9S.
Francs. demand 81 cables 1.S4.
Belgian francs. demand SIS cables
$50
Guilders. demand s4-3a. cables s7s-F.
Lire demand ; - cables s.54-
Marks demand AS. cables "a.
New York exchange on Montreal
IL per cent discount
Government bonds irregular.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans strong: SO days 20 days
ami SIX months So
San money strong: high 2. low
r,.iing rate .. closing bid /. offered al
\ Iast loan 3. bank acceptances Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
MT. VERNON

EAST-Mr. ana Mrs Albert Hall
have moved % Vienna. where Mr.
Hail has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Phelps and Miss
Gertrude Buchanan OF Greenwood
Mass, have returned home after
passing Two weeks al I. H Turner's.
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Stock Markets
NET YORk MARKET
sss - ne Gays 1eaiing in All
M -eaeIna Stocks


,f,,-.r,,, j.,
...,.,,..ls -. @r,r-
- -
% - - -,
! 'g.-'s - q "a ?,
-.--... - -. ~
9' i',.T,, =
80 .,.,,.--;,.,s =,
gu, , n .ec 80 -
. .-. as was recov-
\ .- -r- MARTY att-lb-
|. .-n.. g :, ~. ,,or-
..- z1I5rg 20 { ner
Z ..ld sim an frnrn
-..r --.-..,Ilafiv- stocks
Z .- steel and Eoustgn
...-a- :.s Ems
-.sr ..~a-e srg Si.s1s ar rraafr
r-ls ..a .ac.,rnf--neg r-aTpprs
-.-- zs4l.-,-ts. ~ ,4e zen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
NOTICE

This IS TO notify the Public that !
have purchased the 5iuenerries on
the Roscoe Russell place located in
jefferson. and oeepie will not 5e al
lowed N to pick as seasons before.
Guy Chadwick. No. WhitsHeia.
y1v1-dg-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28

1850 q 800: bulk packing stock sows
I2l51 $50, good pigs 1880 a 425
SEEEP-RecsspJs 60. 006; slow;
ambs mostly - cents lower: In-be-
tween kinds off most sheep strong %
IS cents higher choice western lambs
1909 a l5Gs. others held n gher. TOD ma
TIVE 1890, bulk 1850 q 4-5. range
wetf1eFs and top native ewes SIS bulk
1Oen soc, feeder LAMBS 1875.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
Boston Live Stock Market

Especially Relorted ror the Kenaebec
Journal
Stock Yards. July p
MAINE
- Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
Home Work For Women

GRADING RUGS At home IL an inter
esSing we'll paid form of fancy work OLA
nakers ean make COED rnunrr from start:
bexiuners in a abort time with our eaxn-
pisfe ses of instructions. We furnish new
material and pay promptly send Ne
yaur name with small -ampie-snar fors
or1ficism and full par-icniar>. rhe E. r.
Burrures Co. - FREE st. Portland Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
LIVE STOCK

Horses. Cattle, vsf1ieIes a
BULL CALTEs-Rsg. Jerseys TO ease
under the Farm Bureau plan TO re-
sponsibie parties F E Perley, Vas
Satboro- Ne
cGW-4-year -oid grade GUERNSEY lust
freshened Grant 4 English Card
Ter
C0W-Sice iarge family one ard calf
fTeshened July IS. Geo. 3. Place
Cooper Mills
COWS new milcn Amos Berry. r.
l. Augusta Call after p n.
EXPRESS wAGGN-Eight foot body.
n good condition. newly painted also
oay mare. weight 1151. good trade ii
taken at Cnce. @. A Turner Glen
view
ECRSE-dark bay weigh about 100
lbs gonu worker, and a fair driver
or VIII trade for q milk COW W 2
tToweil. Hospital ST. Augusta. Maine
Tel No. @S.-W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-28
New Yark Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front St. Bath. Phone SO
3s5 Water St. Augusta.
Phone 1ofS-fois
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT q CO.
Members ct New York ana Boston
Stock Exchange
privste Wire Services
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oftmts Greatest Field Recognized Be the Little
Every Day

Augusta people are buying pianos and phono-
graphs. And in scores OF Augusta homes fine in
suuments stand idle and unused week after week
Musicians will tell you that a used piano is
superior IN some ways to brand new instra-
ment- Put price On yours if it's rarely used
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