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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
FRIDAY OCTOBER s, 1920.
VALEDICTORY.

In casting my lot in leesburg .
editor Of the I.oe County Journal
it is done after a Writ to your tow
and county and All insight to tn
great possibilities that are held on
in the resources, developed md
undeveloped, that are to be seen o.
every hand.
MY coming was not an net. 81
.unthoughted inspiration. nor IL my
stay to be OF short duration Only
after q visit here, az acquaintance
formed with many OF the goo'
people " HON | now Claim as my
neighbors and fellow citizens, did
/ give up the home Of my yoStl
and Nativity to come and live ana
sabor with you.
/ do not expect to revolutlonize
with the Journal, your town OF
county, their modes Of government
nor their policies. hut | do expeo
as a part and parcel OF this tow
and county to do all in my power
to foster her institutions and TO ado
to her development and to the goo'
and pleasure OF her citizens.
Friends, this is now my home NJ
il is your home, ! have disposed o.
property from whence | csme and
have invested here and will brint
my faulty. Your chur6kaa shall
be my churt ires; your schools shall
be my sehools--your every institu.
ton shall claim my interest and my
every energy shall he bent to the
betterment Of our town and county
No newspaper. however, friends
was ever success lllfoueh VIZ
energies and carnestness Of iia
editor. bat it is lirgely dependent
upon the support, moral and patro'
nizing, Of tile people of its commua
nifty. and to this end beseech yof
that the Journal may be Il success
Let MS labor together ms Il cnmmen
family with common end in
view--that Of making a better town .
a better county in which 10 live
and better and more prosperous.
and happier citizens to inhabit such
a town and county.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
MARBLE an aGsE7 aaG1
Has been reaulGr, IN ono Esr-9 81
Aretass ca firay AUnersss
III fsaTE

ccrialn!y played " tbs RcmaE "a
reror Augustus Ne game OF rsAi1.t
~ or great gnt'gul'y
III The cgr'g deya nuts were uReN
instead o. t.c marbles.
IN some rcven.aenth-ccntuty tc7s
a law student le dcscribcd ca "c ~.
nj taw." The phrase "knuckle ccrl
at iaw" * almost classical, ana fa,
rule doubtic explains the fact tiN
Tie game IL almost confined 10 boy
for girls naturally dislike the claei.
pllnary proce ~ pressing The lin1
exile Of their foredAcer upon the E'o4e
or gravel. The word tcw means til
tie marble Itself especially Che H!'s
taw; (2) tho ring into wnich maTb'a
are shot; (3) the Inc behind which
the player mgst keep HIS foct VIE
lac shoots.
The origin Of Che term IS Uncers@s
and It rs sometimes less correctly writ
ten tor, to which Dickens has giEm
the sanction Of his authority whel
he represents s,r. Pickwicl making
Inquiries cs 20 YOUNG Rerdolrs alley
t0rs. The alley taw--cf doubiy uncer-
tain deriYatlon-is tile best sind NJ
marble, which the player always uses
FOR hlo shot, Il he is lucky enough
10 p0esoes puca a one; while the
comfnoner sorts nre used as but
TO b. aiirs;i "a, or counters to be won
or lon.
The ellsy-,aw YVES, and stlll COM
monty is, riaGe Of real marble (orig-
inaliy, it III esid, Of alabasteO, ard
ia most pffZad II 1t contains red veins,
being t1sG called blood-aIley. 10
miCht Sc wsEIa dfiy Of the baser sort,
or even 30 cutsiia the possibility Of
barter. gT22g ii value came stones,
made &c hard grey stone and glazed.
rottegs wgFe aIgo Glazed and were
Aade al clsg, appearing in many d'f
ferent c0lorT. Commonoys or mare
diddlas were OF cnhaI;ed clay. Glass
marbles wero ro,dor used, being rcla
gated 70 glrls OF 60 he curious game
Of solitaire.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
FROM THE PENCILS POINT

One-third Of Colorado Is forest.
The troubles Of her neighbors are
apt to worry woman.
Some men do good things for publ
cation and not as guaranty o. goOd
faith.
When 1t comes to>having good oIAn-
ions of themselves most people overdO
the thing.
Hardly ever does a wOman's voica
prevent her from believing that she
can sing.
A husband In love 10 always blind
until he finds 1t necessary to sew on
his own buttons.
In an Ohio town the women have
organized secret society for the
swapping OF secrets.
Oh no. OOrdella, boarding house
chickens positively are not Matched
from hard boiled eggs.
The relatives of mans first wife
nearly always rejoice in the ErOubleS
he has with his second.
Rather than wear one or both OF hIs
eyes In mourning. wise naaM pro-
ceeds TO forgive an enemy.
About half the time when a woman
does hit the nail on the head she
drives 1t in the wrong place.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
WAS ALSO A VEGETARIAN
At Any Rate, George Bernard shaw'a
Guest Showed Little Desire
for Meat Dishes.

"George Bernard Shaw has been a
vegetarian for 20 years." said an edt
tor. "Shaw told me vegetarian story
the last time visited him In London,
ale said he was walking In tbs
Strand one day when heggar held
him up aud asked for little money
to buy feed. claiming he had eaten
nothing for 4e hours. Shaw gave him
a note to Frsscat's for a full meal,
and stopped In there the next day tc
pay the blu.
"T sent a poor beggar here yen
terday, he said. What do owe you@
Seventeen and six. Mr., Shaw, said
the manager with smile.
".Seventeen and six, ehl And what
we're the itemS?'
"'Eight beers said the manager,
three whlSkys, a pint of port, fouI
cigars and package Of Virginia
cigarettes. A true vegetarian Iikt
yourself, sir. '"--London Tlt-Bits.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
MENACE TO WHITE
SUPREMACY.

Migration into the north-central
states has made the negro vote po-
tent factor. In some districts It Is
ae balance Of power. Senator Hard
az and bis party in bidding for this
yote have made dangerous pledges Of
scognition. AS earnest Of these
hedges Henry Lincoln Johnson, col
red, was placed as the Georgia
Aember Of the National Republican
Committee. Republican success in
November means Gorgia post offices,
nd other Federal places filled b.
negroes.
This menace coupled with the mag
,ificent record Of Democracy appeals
Georgia Democrats Tor support.
During the past eight years the
Democratic party has done more con-
Euctiye, and progressive work than
,as accomplished by the Republicans
4 fifty-two year, from Lincoln to
aft. Among the master strokes OF
he Wilson administration are these
The Federal Reserve Bank, the
aost perfect banking system the
yorld has ever known; the Federal
arm Loan Bank relieving farmers
rom former burdensome interest
rates.
Abolished whisky by constitutional
mendment.
Under Republican rule, the United
,tases was classed debtor nation.
Jnder a Democratic administration
ye have become a creditor nation.
III European currency is discredited
While the American Dmocratic dol
ar. one hundred per cent. strong, IS
he world wide commercial yard
tick.
Bringing to labor the largest wages
has ever earned, and giving 60 the
armers the highest prices ever paid
'or crops.
Giving to merchants the greatest
rosperity ever known, and to banls
le largest deposits in History.
The Wilson administration stands
ut. as the highest peak since Uls for
aation of the Federal government,
nd should thrill and re-inspire ev-
cry true Democrat.
GEORGIA HEADQUARTERS
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COM
MTT"TEE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
VETERANS or ZIG PoW-WoWs.
0Idtlne Repualicana Exchange REM
inlreen:ca Of Conventions In
Which Th5y We're Prominent.

Cfamccy -. perow and Joseph g..
Cannon AK nlo an argument as 70
which had been attending National
conventions ne longer
"Now, Joe said Spator Depew TO
The former speaker 'you know you
are oaIy-a comparatively youus man
IN convention history and cunnot fig
IRE m the aamo class with meAI WAS
n .ec convention 81 1881 and ! know
Won aid not come along until lster."
"Yoare both children" d Jared
former Marshal Louis +. Pam Of
CHATHAM, who was doing his regular
ouodscnnia} turn as q member Of IL
New York delegation Il was heEe
in 1860"
"rd haya been here, too" remarken
"T-nolc zoe" Cannon, "but Abe LIN
coin bent Inc in a Lawsuit the week
before the convention and / didn't
have money enough 70 pay the y q
week board h!u unless walked here
70 save carfarc. New York Morn
inc Teegraph's ClIcago Story.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
Auto Nun,hera.

IL ycu are lnveigled into betting or
che poker value Of automobile nUAr
HerS, dent let the other fellow foH
you into paying him for every org
that contains = pair. Most numbers
show at least pair, as New Bed,
ford man found TO his sorrow the
other day
The terms of the wager were that
he was to receive a quarter for every
number lacking a pair. and to pay {
quarter for every one That had g
pair. II sounded all right to him. and
he agreed. OF the frw So cars theS
eaw, "a had numbers in which the
saine figures appeared twice against
II In which all the figures were dir
ferent Since then the loser has test
ca the thing out and has satisfies
himself that the pairs outnumber tha
@ehers almost hwc to ones-Naw b.
Aa Maase GtAndszA 50. i
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
yho Obstacle.

"TroIn now on" sternly said ggu'93
Eamshottom. the we'll known iur'at ~
PpsuA'l, q an going 70 conduct aaa
ts1sineSs OF this of.cc strls II acea
aEg 90 IRW and common aerse"
"3at, loohg here SQUIRE (" rotuygioA
Constable Sam e. SlacllputteT. "Gcl
cant run if igy~two different wayg 2G
Gssoe. You've either got to conduct g
according to law or according TO sense,
giSe or tutheT, but not both Ii cln'e
Do d3d Y@--IlanTas City Star.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
Sheriff's Sales.

GEORGIA-I.ee County.
There viii be sid on the First
Tuesday in November, 1920. il
front Of the Court House Door,
within the gel hours Of sale t
the highest bil,l,r for cash til,
following described property To-
wit: oae Chevrolet Automobile
Number y 1850 and known as tn,
9. d Martin Car Proderly levied
on as the property of ]. 4, More.
land il favor Of the City National
Bank Of Dawson, Ga.
ihls the 9th day of October, 1920,
7. {. C0XNkll.,
Sheriff Ice County
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
GAVE NH UP IN DISGUST.
colorod American Pc Algerian 70 tae
SupremC Tesl end Then DeiiN- "
cred Stern Verdict. "

The total lacig Of comprehension BE-
tween Tie American negro and mis-
Algerian brother win 60 down in his
tory as ohe7of tie outstanding features
Of The war.
There was, for instance, the case OF
the dusi;v steyg29re- at Best. and one
OF. sfhe eoloreQ Trench troops on duty
there. Long and la6oroasly the YanE
tried to establish some means Of lin
gmstic Communication, kut there was
no response.
Faeii Il b@lH5at tnog&ht stqFck tie
boy from GsQg q. Ee produce a
pair cf ivory c-hes ana rolled diem
enticiaaly u63cr tbs Algeriana nose.
intelligence fti3 registered zero.
"1lan," said Fam in disgust. "You
amt no cullud rGsson. E0u aiIl t even
70 human zen is just corpse
Tie America sion Weekly.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
Eal,el Ip ne Rarher.

Judge Elans is f.ad Of relating how
he put one over On the barber who
wished ITO make a sale. The man
had Just shaved Kim, and WAITED to
sell him a lotion to use on his face
when he shaved himself.
IFS that what you use on : 3ur Gus
tomers" asked the judge.
mo" replied the barber, "u's so
expensive L cannot afford it."
IF you can't afford it when you get
20 cents for shaving aan," returned
tile Judge. how 90 you expect me to
afford It when l shave myself for
nothing?"
The barber was nonplussed and
gave up trying to make the sale
Boston Transcript.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
nsxlcsn vtan,en aull EfcAsare.

There are st the present time 30.
sween two and three hundred women
IL Mexico engaged In bull fighting,
sSthar as slaysrs OF the wounded bulls
cs as mounted attendants in the ring.
and they are immensely popular with
she people, Their earnings vary, but
sn fete days when hundreds of thcg-
sands Of people attend bun fight, Is
acman may he paid as much SIS 5000
GsT entering the ring.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08

EEoccntly @ssil farmer IN Hon
GUras called 1T city drug store and
asked for some poison with which 70
Kill Wild animals that were destroy
lGg hts poultry On being Informed
that no poison codid be sold without
4 personal Recommendation FROM TIE
mayor Of the town, he went in search
os nat functionary and sGon returned
aljA the following note;
"2lease give mr.. W little pei
ser. as he is an honest man"
gSe note was signed By the mayor,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08

A small boy ana girl were aeacA
striving to outdo the ether in an Nrgu-
ment. and, in spite of her endeavorsy.
he was winning. Then inspiration.
came.
"Woll, anyway, my fathers taller'n'
yours. she asserted triumnhantly.
He due his toes In the sand. I'm
doubadly his father was very small
man Sed ianly be Strengthened. Al
look of triumph fashed from his eyes.
'ITumpf Fly father 'u'd be twice
+ 0s tail as yours, but his. s'penders hoRs.
him down. Natner's Magazine. n
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
escIusion to Be Favored.

eve viii never have the saloon
again." remarked the temperate c,ti
zen
mo" rejoined Uncle BW Bottleton
"And lis a good thing. With nothing
but wood alcohol available there
should he IS little ENCOURAGEMENT az
possible fer tie m0n WHO is alwa
wanting Q ine rp crowd ana stan
treat"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08

"f0 front porch This house wo2S
20 at ail."
"Wby not2 Front porches are no
,onger IN fashion"
"Ti.at may be But we have q
ycsrar sen vino may some day be gis1-
Ming for the presidency of The Un IA
States and how could he conduct
campaign in a house without u }goa2
poreh?"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
niea.ns.,a a. ~. junalea.

The recent navigation Of the trane-
African afr route was made ncge,b' e
only by taa Heroic work Of the tiace
advance parties who laid OFT tie fal-
ty-threc airdromea Gays Popniar Ne
chanlcs Hisigazine in an aTliole Wtth
fuIl-naas illustration. when the
sife for q typical airdron1c rad been
selected tentatively four boundaries
500 YARDS Tors ana two 6iagoaai .
verses, were Cleared Of grass, usua &
seven to ton fsset h'sil, and Of ama 2
obstacles tlflg work revealed w.6l
least labor the CONFORMATION ana a
ability Of the ground. Zach nat
was then assigned for clearance q
"skonkewan," or area 10 yards square.
When this paaCh had been cleared C
grass, the antAills were carted awCy.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-10-08
Notice to Debtors
and Creditors.
pEORGIA-I.ee County.
10 Ali Concerned:

All creditors Of the estate Of
Willis hagio, late Of Lee { unt
deceased, are hereby nn,ifel II
render in their demands u e1e
undersigned according to law, and
ali persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate
payment e me. This tie fourth
day OF October. 1920.
BILL HAGIN,
Administrator al Mill
Hagan, Deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

- sa-t Of The AnElo-F--ncn nan Al
maturity .-
Reports from leading transportation
terminals indicated c-eer movement o.
freight AID This together VIII sef1As
l.-et;- conditions impaired a 1-E II
strong tone % rails 0. me hEaG
class TIE inquiry for-nese shares
however was light n best ..-..
shorts concentrated taelr 1pessS2nns
n srsppirEs. }sv-price6 CT ane ns-
tors and some vt the oeiFer krev,
specialr,es comprising Lse rubber TAX
..e food ara paper g-sups q winch
extreme losses extended f-en ere ~
about FIVE points.
The fay striking sxcepCcns % me
genera -escflrn lnciaeed Erucleie ana
RepioEts sreeis. and among CHS COZ
spsraous sr-eng,A was shew7 - KrSal
Butca and shell Transport ara sea-
,ngx were heavy While some ~ TIE
Steeis. esH.cnepss a1c sugars 1eo
zane forward s,rartir. while Amer
ran Car and affiliated issues developed
increasing 1ea--ness- TerR- sR.es.
amounted 20 rs. 5Be shAres-
-Snss-scls affecting the money MAI
kez vera unchanged. a. cal lnRns ne
3-E made a. per cent LIST week
-li.oE arcraEon, w-rh 7r4- 1orninR-
sums avssianie tcr 80 ana se-dAy
mans.
Bonds including Liberty ann inter
ra-5onas tssues. were irregular IN I'm
:tac dealings Total sales 9R- va lie
aEg--gs ted SIS 3-5, 3en. Old =. 3 bands
were uncsanged 1n cal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

New Icrs. AaE e
FLC-R-7u7l. spr.ag na-en-r 1%nn =
-4ro spr1rs clsa-s I8anf7 ae Writer
si-aa E-1ts 115e T115n Kaafar s--a,r.,rs
Z2So q 1850
WHEAT -spot aasr. No. . -sd ann
VI na--1 Is- ana Nc mixed Cur,lr7
shipment ''F
CCRS-spot EASY. No. r.s1ow 5Ss3
Aew York -8-dav shipment.
"a Es-spct @sE- Ma. white -
PcsK-staadT; mess sesea sssn
z1'---Easr middle west 19eAT
sCGAR-Raw quiet centrifugal,
-4hs refined quiet. fine g-aauIsT a
17iA O e25h
FUTURES opened ruiat bur ire under
zone was s1eadser and prices advanced
= points In The Late trading selling
~ neW crop positions depressed those
deliveries ~}asIng Irregular seprsrn-
Der 312e December IIsh. January a5e.
March Iaee
sLTTER-Firrns recsirrs ssss Subs
ereane-y higher than extras 5ss
de extras - sror. sos q 5Is do. r-s-s
sc 10 ~ score 81 assz ps .k.ng stor.k
carrsnt maze Nc : 43Hzz5
hsas-t1Y-n. receipts sSN- -aE.s
fresh gathered first 55Gs4 gathered
nrSrs IS q So stare. Pa. and 1sa~t,,-
western hsnner~ whites first 70 sT--rE
10 IA browns extras sBa s6
STATE Pa and nearby western gar.7
sfed nrewHs and ~ xed coiurs H,s1 Il
PCTATDES-raak Long -ssans ,s,-
barre seb@ $50, Jersey $50 rounds 81
Ts6a; southern zBN 3asz sweets Jer-
ser M basket -5n q SOS. sr,,rfs,Ay--
per barrel s6s . soc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Boston Produce Market

Boston Aug IS.
BEEF@Chnace whole czzrse S-1sR
BC-TER-Ex--zs sta 5-g ar-sfx as
q ga
EEEEsE-Fresh choice "a f,sS
CORN-So. yellow 1g4mISs,
EfsES-N earhy henra-v -sG-F
wesrE-l extras s. O. ga
FLGEE-Spr1ag patents 1aS-Fh
sacks special shorts 145a6 15ss. stand
ard 1875 q 14sa
EAT-No . timothy s8Tss.
-AMH-Spr.ng seT3A
0A-S-Fsnrv 40 pounds Ne Gsg
pCRK-Mexiiurn backs Ss5a
PCTA-5ES-Easserr share 45e n sac
per na-rel- natives ITS o eba FER susiei.
ECEAR-ses
vEAL-1S 20
Chica4o Pro8urp Market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

] Ess 5z5s= BULK packing STOCK scws
-z15s-45h aEs st~ong bulk 5esf--
ahls kinds l4@5115ee
SHEEP Receipts - coo killing
c1Rsses steady 10 - cents lower top
wAsfe-1 lambs see t3r native laras
1855 ouls hH5 z2.5 "a ewes laree-
Iv -hNT rs GOOD Montana rsthe-s
no rs teeatnE azbs steady sr-E
gaeo AID -Foic. zee = .aa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
COMING EVENTS

sna-;c PALS
Aag- 14-2---splr'raaIist czrpneeuag
Temple Ee-gaIs
L6np-reeEng. Empire grove. Po-
Land
Aug ---r1eveland tarrii7 reunion AZ
Enbdez.
Fanonas Fed Dar Island Pa-k.
A1g FIRST Ne Eravy Artillery
Assn. reunion 81 En-rpa-r-
A1g ---Cprnw--le E-gh scnooI re-
a1zun.
Aar Angus races ar Fa-r4ngtar-
aug 1g-Psaooscar County Farm Ru-
reRu Field dHv : II Ii
Aag 1k-Eat-ns-s ranily reunion a.
East New Portland
Aug 16--Pierce family reunion al
Aar 7s-Siiv.r III scaoul Asxocia-
non reunion. Garland
AaE Is--ov~rnur ana Crunch q; s
a N. standard. Augusta
aug 1s-sraie Centennial Celebration,
Caratunk
Aag 1s-BaA-a Of State Assessors n
session. -Inccln-
AaE 1s-A~oostook County Fam Ep-
-eau Field 1a~. Fort Eal-~e3G
aug -a-EewsT1 Family Association.
Windsor
Aag 3e-ae-Boa-d # stare Assessors
AaE -a-2e-AGve-t CHRISTIAN camp
meeting IA kesB ne
Aag .@a-F5eld day AaGrescoggtr ana
Sagaaaaoc Farm Bureau. Auburn
Aug sn-Fisid car Scrs-se. Farm
5ureEl. SkawaeE2n-
Alg sp-F5elc Gay a. Aacu-- nsn
hatcher Of Andres. and sag cnun-
les Farm Bureaus sad BOYS and
Girls Clubs
Aug. % SO Methodist Episcope.
earr- eetaE. East -4we-,rcre CAMP
g-uuras
Aug sa-2D-Eenneoec va-ie~ Camp
meeting AZ R1chmn1n
AaE .---elen-a-1cr OF Name Car.en-
1la1- South Portland
A1E. .1-Faeid da- Farm Bureau.
Lebanon
Aug. 2,-Fseld car rz-n Bureau Eel
hs
Aug 91-Faz raising aa6 Csn,En1iH1
Celebration AZ South Eope
Ang @z-A2rua. Se3a 1av meeting Of
Klcx Pomona Grange - EAsf Var
-sr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Chicago Cattle Market

TTlC2 ~ Ak
Receipts - eaH ligr- ana
landr weight steers sTeE6T n strong
-op 1EsE We. Ehr --5H- best neav,es
and ~Aa-3 srCs z-15 puzk cnolce 1925 y
- others SrsAG- SOW avH-H ga CSC
lower, 9la-H neavr cattle very ara EEy
rulk gong grades -5bH d15~J grassef-s
mostly 81 q -zsa- Eaod n best COWS
aan 70 -@5a Gamers and cutters AS
g SIS mostly steady medium COWS
S!h r a5b- uueven4v - cents lower
bulls g cen-s -ow.-: sprr 50 cents N
hoinE-Rs -1os-1~ SIS so vsa- ca res
mostly * cents over, ctre-s q 70
50 cents 3eTer hulk .ncice vea1 ers
-4-S SEQ selected cts -7s5a L56H:
S-orkr-s STEADY
ECGS-EereiQ-s So. aHe- cpe-el n
cents - il cents higher best closing
STEADY - strung r-ra Saturday az
e-aEn. Others sreR1r - "A cents NV
-; rcp -SH9. euzk lrat ana Butchers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
By ]. {. KEITH
Sell Era Stables

81! Era Stables
ta-~ Beacon Street,
''9-,a~ s-~-;, Boston. Mass.
5>5EE ACTION SALE
: -o-ses
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST e. -eas
= Q a. W.
go = -ossEs zoo
-sss -7~s~ -s-ey ma-s- ~ Gales
9S-s --E.
-sac --7- -en Roach ~ 5ush-
1aissou-s 4o-se ard
"a esoGr1- Illinois.
-, ~--- 81. Roster ~ sioon-
-cs.
- ~. 7eacl Of Rcrs
-.z
7e--s1G Horses. Mules
ans- ~ ne stock VIII
Monday morning
# extra big horses
rs re- ras-E ssab. and
--lnE a Ten. cuai-
T. -fs' nc Al strictly conrrss-
a.. "GEad e5Y aasoi rra
~ NO RESERVE
01rtSCtors. Deale rs
Ta1E.nr . bug n horse
b. -e ae~ance. new is the
r ne place We also
h.. d va~erv n Car
'.s F=4-ness. etc
w., ne date Of 1his safe
v Ss-AF AUGUST rsth AT 10
- zCn0N. Aucr.onee-
N~0V Manager.
ana Earaess Department
Nv 2"t a. our irnnense x.ort
ko-s, ms Z p--a~rs. Harnesses ana
ns- 70Has We sell az wsoIe~al.
H. Ma my arn IN New rnre
Fs-. NJ ne n Ponies ponx
Ha-ness, ana sadie. r. so |,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Aug 2--Etpuhl5can Mass Meet
Island Pax Augusta
Ale --zS-Aa1nr state tennis char
Hlonsnlp IournRmeE- Il squire
Island
Anr sI-Fela aav q Name Eolx.e;n
F,rleslaa breeders Ass"cla1un q
Aug s.-4s-W asn-ng,on CA-nprneet-
Aag .e-Ma.ne Phar,naceuuca. a,v.
specla- meeting, Augusta
Aag 9@--g-A Methodist CaZl1 pIT1 t=el-1as-
Anr. 3S-.s-sta1e Cen-+nsia. Celenra-
-aon, 2ocK-aaE
Aug. 25-Tae 4Aln a1ulIal -euaaon o
the -eth Ne 4. Last Y4ssA-aaru-
4us sS- Berry A0uiton family -e-
r-icn a. West Enod-n.
Aug 9b-Fras- family reu14cn a.
Aug -5-FeId aav Farm Eureau, l.
Aug. .s-as-Ma5ue cor ASSOCIATION
IA nent WR-@rv-l1e Country --ut
Aug s--9sr =1n4a- celebration n
ravn ~ ne. sea al ToE4s
Aae. -k-FCgg family Association re-
ur3on q. &aaan-- Mass.
Alg. se-5epI s. Le---a Nine fair
Na-erv1lle
SEPT l-Kenaebec Pomona -irrhaela
sept Fled da- Wash s-au Farm
5arsa - Mac.-2S.
Sept 1-s--A.ln4a- meeting Name
Sep. 1--Ma-ne -rr7lsE.s:s' Assn la-1n1..
SEPT. S-l-Con7e1rlc- =. ne =. Il z 4
and 7 ' -: = = aaa e.s
SEPT 9. labor Day STATE meeting
81 Ea-a- Letter Carriers Assacla-
ton. Auburn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

-CCxG WOMEN - TEE WENT
WORTH HOSPITAL ~ DOVER
NEW HAMPSHIRE Offers to
TCryE WOMEN OF E-GE
SCHOOL EDUCATION. Or TEE
EQUIVALENT ~ SAME a TER
T- McSTH TRAINING N a
GENERAL HCsP--AL- o-RvG
TRAINING. WENT COLLARS
FER MONTH WILL II FA-1
AND Room Board AND LAIN
pEv WILL Re FURNISHED
TEE WENTWORTH hospital Is
AZ ACCREDITED HOSPITAL oF
TEE STATE FOR FURTHER N
FORMATION APPLY = TEE 81
FERy-ENDEST ~ TEE HOSP
IA craze ? Haskell 81
FER-S-yNDEN-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
New York Money Market

New York saE e
Mercantile Dap 8
Exchange irregular
Sterling sH-c1aE b3l-s So
Commercial. sH-day bits an banks
S5sS.
CPr n e-c.El 6s-d2- ais 5gg 7e-
Z-aau s.s5S. cables s-S4s
Francs demand -. CT lies : ~
Ceig1Hn francs demand - "a es
t5ailGers demand 1872 eaeseE s2sS
re demand Aa2 cables ah
MARKS demand Us raa es -
View York exchange N Af,rr,r-ns
Ia PEI cen O, SSaurT
Government bonds irregular
E-A-~nEG bonds 4r-eEl.a-
Tine laa1s strong SD 6ars. % DAYS
and SIX months Q