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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-04-03
BASEBALL MOTIFS

Cuddy Murphy, Dartmouth pitcher,
is looking for big league job.
The Phllies are in the market to
make trades. They need whole new
ball club.
Benny Kauff led the Giants in driv.
ing in runs, even If he slumped bic
in his hitting.
Lee Magee was a failure $40
American league. but he seenfs Nsabls
to hold his own In the National.
Horace Milan, brother of the vet
eran Washington outfielder, will be in
the Western league again this year.
iris Speaker is signing a lot Of
kid pitchers in the hope that he will
get. one able to fill big league role.
Third Baseman Fred Graft, veteran
of the Chattanooga team, lets it be
known he is done with professional
ball.
McGraw has signed right-handed
pitcher by the name Of James c. Car
ten. The youngster halls from Tulsa.
Okla.
Gold lapel buttons have been award
ed the members Of the 1919 Cincin-
natl worlds championship baseball
team.
Herb Hall. member of the Kansas
City Blues hurting staff since 1917,
has announced his retirement from the
game.
Joe Gedeon had good season with
the Browns last year, and expects to
have better one in the coming cam
paign.
Baseball promises to have a biz
boom in the South this year. The
leagues there all see signs Of pros
perity.
Manuel Cueto Of the Reds will ba
purchased by Sacramento Of the Coast
league and will be used as third
baseman.
Seattle is still waiting for the major
players promised the Puget Sound
club manager 3s
Fritz Masel, back in Baltimore.
where he started toward the big
league, promises to finish his base.
ball career there. ~
Baseball bugs in Wichita, Kan, will
see the first exhibition game this
spring as early as March 30, when the
Cards visit the city on the plains.
Detroit writer's are clamoring that
the Tigers need added pitching
strength If they are to garner the
American league, gonfalon this year.
Infielder Fred Brainard, who played
with Milwaukee part Of last season
on loan from Providence. has now
been sold by the latter club to Colun,-
bus.
If Pat Moran takes Joe Schultz from
the st. Louis Cardinals 1t will be the
fourth National league club the
blonde infielder-outfelder has played
with.
George Gray, southpaw who has
made fine record with independent
teams in northern Illinois, has been
| signed for a tryout with the Little
Rock Southern league club.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-04-03
HEARTY WELCOME FOR JONES
Yale Undergraduates Enthusiastic
Over Return of Coach-Will
Assist Doctor Sharpe.

Informing the Yale undergraduate
body that T. A. d. Jones would re
turn as head football coach, the Yale
News said:
1.-THE university welcomes back the
creator of Captain Blacks great 1915
team and the famous Exeter teams OF
1913, 1914 and 1915 with open arms
The News, further analysing the
change, said:
This change will enable Doctor
Sharpe to focus entire attention or
directing Yale's general athletic policy
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-04-03
GIBBONS WILL TEACH BOXING
st. Paul Exponent of Manly Art Will
Establish High-Class Core
spondence School,

Mike Gibbons plans to establish
college of boxing at his home in ST.
Paul, and announces that he is work
ing on plans for a correspondence
school Of boxing. Mike figures he
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-04-03
A Few of the Rabbits Killed in Drive.

A Few of the Rabbits Killed in Drive.
county. Idaho. resulted in killing 1,SOO
Dummies. Each event took on the char
acter of community gathering. Sand
wiches and coffee were served.
In Walla Walla county. Washington.
1000 rabbits were killed by 600 sports
men armed with shotguns. They formed
a line Eve miles long and drove the
animals to the point where the Snake
and Columbia rivers unite.
Local representatives Of the United
States department Of agriculture have
directed the work or have co-operated
with the local county agent or other
authority
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-04-03

George Gray, southpaw who has
made fine record with independent
teams in northern Illinois, has been
signed for a tryout with the Little
Rock Southern league club.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-04-03

If Pat Moran takes Joe Schultz from
the st. Louis Cardinals it will be the
fourth National league club the
blonde infielder-Outfielder has played
with.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-04-03

A combined University Of California
and Leland Stanford soccer team will
tour British Columbia next June, play
ing four games in two cities, one in
Victoria and three in Vancouver.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
New York Produce Market

New York March ID
FLi7T E-Cnsettled spring patEn e
1gg-5arIas spring clears 9--s5T10N winter
.stra.gtts ig7sM1ieo: stra.g.Irs 1s:ss5d l3ih1.
VII EAT-Spot easy. No red 70 D
steamer
rORN-spot tirn No . Yellow IT'S anu
No. , mixed L. c New York lB-uAr
shipment.
- ~-=pni tfrnar. 80 white ia4s
PORK Steady; mags 4sNu.f3oH
LARD-Easy middle west 2Igastg1-1n
tDT-0N SEED 0IL-sfeady prime
summer yellow spot iE5ea 1870; May 1J771
Julv me-. Octpt,er 1850
RCTTER-Bareiy steady: receipts cisS
-abs. CREAMERY higher than extras tstt
e. extra IL score Efsdi first s. 70 q
score 65SrS5s packing stock current
make. 40 . S9aasos
EGtIS-Firmer. receipts l,a4s cases
fresh gathered extra first rs. do first
tIan4E. state. Pa and nearby western
nennerv white tirsts to extras 53fIi,4 do
brown extra 4eadS0 10. brown and mix
ed coiors first ID extra i514k.
STGAE-R1w firm; centrifugal 1fGs;
fine Erauuiated l&ul6c. Sugar futures
were dun and unchanged with only one
sale repartsd up 10 Tniaday
PoTATDES-Efrn Bermuda pb TMsd
Lee. Tirxipia LATE croD Ii .hE. s0H: Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
WINTHROP

%, aides WHIST Club ,net Sa-..rt,ar
-cenng WITH Ms. q a F7ste- Ms
) FL weIlman Ead ne highest scor
or The evening The clun VIII NEE.
mex: SATURDAY. evening with Mrs. :. Z
ZONES
-ho ~erular meeting ~ Albert f
3 -9s. NT - was held N~dnesuay
evening Of last week instead of Thur
ua - enable the mempsrs tn attend The
iec,ure on Thlrsdav evening when was
held III the Town hall
Mr. ana M-s 3eU5am;n Ma1heson nj
Bangor have he--n -ec.nt r1IeBts OF Mrs.
MaLheson sister, M-n. i. n Trwle Of
Green s.-e4.
q enc lecture IN Russia ana B0isIrv-
ISM was gwen THURSDAY evening at the
TJwn hal by Maurice Hndus. who de-
srrthsd -!a Russian peaSaIt. mas Gus
.ums moe Of living etc. and the II
tat.ts of ft1e war
freeman Sanburr and family ana Ser
titus ana family nave n,eved into the
.lanns Hinkhan7 house at the corner 7s
Tent II ana Bcwdoin streets.
Mrs. Ralph Chesiev If al ~ ner nome
Nt LIlEIi.S-zfG Willie LIZ f.AtlEic['.
Black. is with he~
Air, and Airs T. Fl McTlrnv and Il
e Foster attended thr funeral 81 MISS
Annie Gows-, which was neid ThursIiuv
IL SkUwhagar
The Methodist ladies' Ala will rneer
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. EIaien
Grant.
Re ". T. Pearson has been called
% Mo- -il by the illness of a brother
Captain George Hyde Of the Palestine
commission Will give a lecture Al the
Town hall wednesCiar evening on the
Wear East Relief M HYDE. VIM was
4 captain of the Red CROSS engaged ii
relief work In Armenia during the last
vear is said To ne one of the most in
tarestinE speakers IN the country and
WE n-e T-er- fortunate TO be able u gst
him here At this time. Admission viii
De free ana il is hoped there viii ne Il
large attendance.
Miss Flora knight ard MICS Tassie
Carr Of Winthrop, both employed in
Augusta, were assisting one day ias;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
NandaIs Break into
BOwdOinham House

B0wdUmhar2. Ne. March I5s-lt was
discovered --@s5erdav morning that -nc
residence Of Mrs. Nellie Earvosd at
post rnau md been nruEsa iala be-
,ween ~ioay afternoon aaG yeste-ca
aad extensive damage 10 the cnn.snls
Of he house 1erpetraJed Nothing o.
consequence was missing huf a iarse
quantity Of preserves which had been
packed in the cellar mad been taken up
stairs anu the ja-s broken ana the Con-
tents srnea-ed ali over the severa! rooms
excepting he p4llor William Graves.
who 'ives~ nearbr noticed d door nf rte
house npar ana made -ne discu-err
upon entering, Entrance was gained o
me v:LndlA.s through window Ms
HARDWOOD. wiIp conducts i taa room ~
The summer is passing the winter viii
he- scr N Maiden Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
Stock Markets
Nv ORR MARKET
.s;u~es al the Days Dealing IN AZ
-nn Lsadinc Stocks

~ -1-s March t5.--TaHirG courage
-yG -,. .e,r7nA-a Eve ease Of CAL HioheE
t-r If ..u--n 81 foreign exchange 90
eta more Tran minOT dtgfHe -+T
..ea7.-a abruad pools -odaF 20.
--.- .a- 1ullIsn ef4pr-s II ~" stisch
rola3}v among specn4a--
,,ruauu fpaEs 1penf-0 aHC ~
ner cent nUidtng a. MAJ
--s:--an.. the session. against
Is eek sra quotations Of IN PEE
rosDlt. he strain luposFh On
-a, 81 ~ ueATy laE paFHlel4- 70
.a 0Na5 ~rE-eraals rom recent
marked Ine dealings IN Hli"ll1a-
%rnanae but reactions VIZ
Zen marks recorded cry
hack 0n me NOR" o'so uie'ii4
r+s-rnarr-
-.9 =e- -a.ns among Stocks were
-Tte saues ~ecent!T unlc-
uG ~ others IT winch ny
'@;ar y. declaration " STOCK
2--9. -arDr-red % ne in prnl-Tsa7
.-.-- atranc-s Of rs points
81 vide fuctEatInns N -lsc
Is .. a- vurd ~r9rn WaahiuEiu'
ear Introduced 1T the 5oGsu
tS--r. q,g-- 5hu44on OF stock d3Vldentia
81. ~l.ei and General Motors
-..r.rr 4,nlr -euutatiDns IF the sch
q .- ....---:roe. CrlIcibie finishing =
"a U, points. having riseh 3s'GI
7at -v#.-.L Motors lust over mar %
p 'f--;t..'r ADVANCE
t,"- '-ca,s ruiren States exeepiHa
- 1a.l- -1-ruer sucks and their a.
a-.Ers. a{so pes-oleuns. equip
,rungE ard footistuffB. cioss='l
sg ID substantial nrppor-IoHs
W.. inclined ta Tag through
r4.es znu3Iul.d 20 GA. 91s' shares
7-i-io.s among representative. rails
'1~--e- ~-e~Ila-it-- 70 the BOND mar
II lsHues also yielding. ne
--0GD waN STEADY IN f1rTn @
--t's re- -sAiIIe i2.lsA. nB.
'-- uGnus were unchanged on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

Week IN snovel1nE our the Winthrop
el,.o-~,t- -ond some sIuar' Young
adde's tu n .E1nrop Vino are ANXIOUS
10 get nome occasional J.
i. Z TITUS was business caller
FL Augusta Saturday His sor.
E..pc. vino WORKS fer ne 1fione up
-ical Ca.. returned with aim
George stevens, z. r. .. Garner on
Route ~ Is Ill al mis- nome IL Wiz
tf~eu George F.amsdeu Is substi-
-utine fo- nm.
Ms Ruth aarDn vino was -aker
suddenly III SATURDAY morning IS
sgra.. improved a telephone mes
sage WIS SEN OF Mrs. Eta Spa1ld-
inc VINO has beer passing the win
r.-r IL Portland ;4nl sne arrived ~R--
u,>ciay nigh ana IS caring for Ms.
Yeator. Fer many friends hope for
d speedy Recovery
Word mas beer received from Fl. FL.
Hewitt IL Belgrade VINO with Mrs.
F1rwitr ana TWO children are passing
he winter r Florida, -hal he has
bean very siot nut az present - ir
proving Slowly ana is anxious 10 get
aore go Maine
Frank Z hewitt who has ~a1u~red
from the Augusta General AOspiga.
where IT. went for surgical --ea-maEc
i slowly improving.
MI ana Mrs. Fred sarDo-r ma
Mr. and MRS. Clifton TINS Asve
moved rom NJ. Zones biock 20 he
James Pjnkhan house
MIS-. Fred knight ana Ars. A L.
THUS we're assisting lhe ahov=sers
s.' lad F~iday
4. r. TITUS has been bringing tie
+ a-4 papers from Augusta 10 Win
-hrop uv team since The hpavv
SHOWS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
Boston Produce Market

BusIlr Ma~rt III.
Reef Iuie- who'll. r.t-l. 1a1l1n
EITTEK-Norrneru creaneT, extras
sSEdhs western c-eaue-y exrrHs 6Sfdss-
HI ESF-Twins eE-~ae 3tIstr IL
CORNING. yellow +-5TI-.
Et51e-Nearbr hennery y n56 west err
extras 51n52
FLCeL A--prtn- pa EMS SSH. gacke
sr-ciu! shorts lSs..55aq14nt. standard -5nn
L4lB
EAE-No. t:notIlr 5eG5l nominal
LAMRSpring 3sM.s
gATS-Fancy A. pounds l09gdln
PORK "a edIurn backs a41
POTA tt 'fls-Arnoatcok Greer Noun
Gains Abn5r5 nt~ T.ai 'ns on track
tzAE-tIranuia I'd whoiesal. gro
GERS guotntor. Ibn IL 4 oulk 1871 90 T
Da ,'Sagts
WEA--Iaag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

News vas received this af-e-u 'or
III the death If Rev Howard A elf
lord ~ tle nome IF his dauEiIt..r,
Mrs. ID A Wills IN F'armIngton CA
Sunday evenIng The funeral VII,
be held at O'clock "Wednesday a.
ernoon from the home OF the daugh-
te,
Mr. Clifford held severn. import
ant appointments IN the Methodist
church and Tor FIVE wears was sta
1iune7 III Winthrop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
Tell Your Story

II YOUR classified ad-d don't simply invite n
vesriga1ioR. Too often today the idea i to have
the reader learn about he proposition n All IN
tsrviev. The advertiser seems to forget that if
ne doesn't give enough details the reader may
not be interested enough to investigate
It's necessary TO interest folks IN order 20 get
them 10 make inquiries. 4 sure way to arouse
interest is to tel al the true details of your
proposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
LARONE

The meeting Of the Past ans
l'"esent Club was heid III the home Of
The vice president Mrs. Grace Caun-
bell March 10. This meeting was
an all day session and three quilts
We're lacked. The gentlemen were
invited 70 dinner
After a short visit IN Mexicu. Mrs.
Ellen Wilson has returned to Larope
where she is caring for her mseh..
Mrs. John Puffer
j &. Morrow mas been empsovee
l., The Skuwhegan jersey Creamsrv
n collect cream on the route made
vacant ny the resignation Of Charles
Head
Hurley AelherlnG-on- anC wIfe are
70 return home in April trum Aeir
work IN Connecticut.
Word from James Dunhasa's
mother. who Is IN Portland, = that
she il very much better from her re
cent Illness
Roy Marcia is home from Ruu6Rd
where he mas been employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

lew York, March -.
jos pap.r ti5GrNs
- weak Startling 56-dav bt1s
+'9De-".Hi 5n-dav bills 81 b1gssss
s'1"~c3l: 5l-dav bills n. lie
90 ;aluies ,.a
remand i35G. cabies z. 90
ans demand fS.l2. e4ylas
dsrHaud 26-. capie+ 81
"aIang LEE. cables Ik.%'
ievnand Ils. cables La
-. nitni bondE fl-rn.
H"a AonuE irregular
"ans strong; a dnvx. a. da US
n|uIAh. 81
a. 81 .'i"' eaEs-; high 9. low 9. ruling
aoEinS bid 81. offered IL .. iasf
III. lank acceptances.
ing deciinen further in the later
.r--.7- Sterling S.-day bills 3.gs
1rs-.---g-sl t,-lay bills on banks s.s8s
n c4Dley M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago March -.
HoGEs22ae Estimated rnmu--uw
= Hss: 2sti+0c !Dwtr Bulk 1iJb11bEQ TOP
l5A''; heavy l31onl4s medium i4iayDl9T:-
light IlZZ5ni5sii. light lignT I42rGiIi5'i:
y, .'s-E- packing suws sTnnnth l:5(tf1 ls1:l
ing sews -uugtl 1aad126b; pigs l2tsaa
I45a
4TT1-E-R-cnlpta lSnp Estimated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
TOWN ELECTIONS

s. II E-NS-ssi-crTnen d. c. RKn3 Al
heT' Fish. l. Rovnton own clerk
r 4 Flanders treasurer NJ ] Ei-t,
rax COLLECTOR. z. 5. Elliot; schsei com
I1lirIre r Flanders. :. " Fass.
Mon"y appropriated Schools A2x s,
HIGHWAYS sf1*S suppo-t Of poor sTs,
orAer purnoses s17zn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

Germs of Disease should be
u-oruptlv expelled from the Mood. This
II .lrne when 1.ie system IL especially
susceptible 70 them. Get rid of al IN
na-ttfes in the blond BY taking Hood
s:rsaurrilia and thus for-ify your
who.e body and prevent illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

Seeing an increased pruducx4O a.
means Of restoring normna hual1E
and price conditions the ChamA~ e
Commerce Of the United stxAnR, d
was announced, WILL make its atwhfh
annual meeting, 70 be hsAd in 49,
tic City April - to =, IN Iuuud
Production Convention. Every tNpsc
will be considered from that v1oW-
point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

10 Sstt7as sta,-- d., s.aaeon. -.lur Is
.Ana DO @iTtu lGat sweets .,--s.r Uaska
--215sfI+3tli, southern do .25u.;O
ABA II S-~tetidT STATE nul. a. Id
ri " Florida baskp siH09r9.r .u --,i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

Help warted-Fena.e 2,
BOCKh EEPER - Excellent position
open 70 laGE Eanil.a- with doupie entry
system. STATE experience II n-sr ,s--
rer- Address N. Caye Jour1a-.
CAPABLE EIRL-Or woman for gener-
a house WORK. Mrs. = L. Lug-ahaEn
= Lincoln street
CAPABLE GIsL-lu 1amily Of wa
Mrs. :. z. E4ves. Q" Dresden ave.
Gardiner
-HAMBERN AI-,-Ezperience a once,
a. year round Job. 3ote- aockwooa.
lockwood. Ne.
C-AMHEEMA IDS. a. once Apply 70
louseKeeper, Augusta t1ouHe.
CEOCHETE FS-Experienced 9nIr IN
bootees heavy varn infants saccues.
medium va-r- best pa postage palc
both wac. liberia! bonus gwen STEAD
work La be done a nome; STATE WORK
ano SIT most familiar win. Lamb
Knitting Co IA Fifth Ave. New drk
EROCEE~ERS anit1ers experl-
eEced Oh nouteeE. saagues, hootis
alawis vests. az. steady hornework
w IA par"el 0osJ "fa-geS Aurn w1TS
send small pieces showing stitches
simon Asch--r q c.. Inc. 9Th 3. q
3rd Ave-. View York cEE
[sIRL-Fo- counter vor.l Apply q.
E.a-or shoe Tac1o-'y
LIRL-CaDabie one my genoa hruae-
work n q small family Add,eas : Z
Z, journal Office
FClI-Sr era. C31- farm. A'lgus-8
50 Nn--n = Tai. ese.
4r.TS EkELPE a good nome 0ea~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
New Yorn Send Market

New York, Ma-c., -.
Final prices 81 Liberty bonds odA<
were aAs 20 first Is 49, s.cnnd Is
d 30. t---st IL se94 second .zs g. Sc third
az $50 fourth 44s %.t4. Nictnry Us
n. q. TicLurv - 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

Help wan-ss-+smale 81
PTPI- NURsEsTo care tor children
W-its superintendent AnspirAl Cot
lagos FOR Children. Eaidw:nv!iie. MASS
Pupil NCEEsTo enter the framing
school OF the Worcester State 9osn,-
al! rh-ee yea-s' COURSE; -aIe OF Dar
ssll.B Der r1onrh 70 begin SCI 10 al me
END Of -t.rse months, S4b Al rne enc OF
SIX months. s42.5B u rns end Of nine
months. and s45 per month 81 the enu
Of q GEAR with main Ienance- Address
SUPP Worcester STATE LospIt4a4. Box
u Y 1rceste-. MASS.
sALEsLADIES-A. Che-nowsky's D--
goods store, Augusta. Good position
fnr rigti1 persons Apply al the store
S-EN 0GRA PEER-Wiu employ one
without experience Il Droperiv uITed
Address ''StenogTapner. care journal
WON AN-Disengage schooi reacner or
educated won2n Tor sdnc2luna- work.
Offering s15sE' and opportunity E0r pro-
MOTOR Address Educational" care
Z annebec JuurDa..
WOMEN A--ENT3 ANTs-W a1lted. Ap-
My % Boston stale 7ospllA-- Du-cfss-
le- Center, MASS.
4eip Wanted-MaIe g
EEEh-Capanie. highest E2y and
commission. te-vi,les lending shOp.
' Ponlerisau. S Main street.
GOOD MTLkER-For COW barn al An
custa STATE hospital. apply TO Farm
sup
GE0CGET ELERk-AI once e 2.
hu-ch groceries ana PROVISIONS. =.
Water St. Augast2.
JOB ~CMP0S TToT.-Alsa rwe-lh!rder
STEADY work. scatr or better "a! ot
T~r.rnT
PRINTING Mfg. Co. Aallpwel
LINOTYPE OPERA T0F2-For morning
sewspaDer STEADY JOB and gnnn
wages IL -ornpet an mar. kennenec
JoHrnal TO-. 4 ususta. Maine.
MARRIED Man or genera. farm
work one w,Inou- children prel-:red-
4 good rent. Not much milking T@-.
ing d. Ted r. handler New
Gloucester Ne
MIDDLE Led MEN--wo aD,e bodied
for pur-e-s a. Anguish State Hospital.
ApptE 10 steward am tTeasurer
PALN-ER-AnG paper hangers. = trst
ciass DE .ute-s ana paper hangers sc
Der hour - hours per wtt4fZ -Jead.
vurf, s-,Iara-77 aael None mt arst lass
wn-Kfrer ~eUuiraa We also desire to
OMAN -wo apprentices bows, Americans
'1re+ er-'"fi- Ftusc 4e eighteen @h-s ~
aye Gigf1lAnc Paint & Wall 2ap-r
=
c--PERI N-'FrVTf F-H-T-Fo- a-r+ ? e
GER MIS-. understand breeding anC
ca-e Of hogs Ee1 arences ren ulr"d- Adj
d~@ss Il J.. = ernenec .iournh. afflce
Ieir-Maie Or Female 3
4-~ENT- A N-s-Desiran ie positions Tor
men and women cr .he wards. ag-+
81 pc week L star. Aiso eSp-ri-
e,ncec men - work with DErlsnLs uut-
side wards Appig - Supt- August
Sya.a = osnlta..
rCCE-Anl K Ichen help Boston #
HailDweN. da1 anc We preter-ed-
ORDER CODN-Ai once. E1 Nutshell
ale - Mann -. Watervilia.
TEA ERS-Irad. teachers and nur-
M. nr college students warT "a IN !.
summer positions Salary SEQ 70 ~SHi
Add-ass .'TeAcre- " y ann.De" JOu.-Da-
Statesmen anc Agents %
DEMGNS STR TC,rr-Ot THAI =
Method Pug and Carpet Shampoo, eHnn
rur-r-7uu X - cents SOY sample ana
-nrrus Davis q pOr-. Box ~.
READ .odays Journai Want A "a
alogue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
Want Ad Way the Quick and Sure Way Out Money Troubles Of All Sorts

a &c yaur want a1, ssisct tbs
gss fcsrlcn from the list be-
~ are frhans or seoe u to
--s pu-naI before 9 p VI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
New York Stock Market
CORRECTED Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

:, front St. BaLh, Phone 80
$50 Water ST. Augusta.
Phone 1als-Is19
Correspondents Of
LINER -. BRIGHT 4 CO..
ri am Ders ot New York ano Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

Farms fur Rent

Farms and Land for Saae s8e
VILLAGE FARM-i4f acres. near depot
Level iand free from locks With II
cows and heifers. 3 good horses and
farm tools. :. P. BAILEY, WhitefieiG
Ne. Tel ga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
FINANCIAL
INSTRUCTION

Correspondence Courses A.
CJ&ts MEN, upward desiring hail-
way MA-i cierkahIns 5L1I month w-lta
|7- Ere par-Icuia-s examinations E
Ter former Government Examiner.
= Lor-lnec-a. bidg y asr-l,E-yn -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

Tie ADS aa-e aavt been carefully IN
dexed for you- uIIicE -a-erenGe
4 gnuu want ad IL q good newspaper
q WHY'S gets EouG results.
J.atie~ which OF the c!assit ica -!t,r
headings would you IKE % have au ad
urir1tt,L tomorrow"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
kENNEREC JOURNAL
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
inaessc Fur Quick asference

Classified Advertisements that srs
teiepnoned to The Keunenec JourunI
W. De accepted At The cnarSe rates
9Holen anuve- Euf the cash rate cnst
W. De accepted as fuii payment tf
oHerer AZ the Journal udYice wttntn z
Jays AFTER any such ad 10 drH pr1ntad
"a Ine paper. 9eherwino tha cnDt If
ne cnarEe -Hse8 quoted above VIII be
cnllectGc by messenger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16

va~- IA mere If news on rms Dag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-16
81 SINESS SERVICE

Eusiress Services O<1srad ID
EAST SIDE PE1-NFM CY-5g CUnv st.
e. n -heidon Pop a iine llp-to-
de- -'u~ location especially Appeals
do ~w-a! trad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
New York Bonds
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tsALEs IN sioool
from OPENING Until 1880 ., m. IN. z. Tims)
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