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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

!. u Brooks sDid I. cattle AT Ia
1-2c- 81 calves al - 1-7c. - nngs
al 12c, - mich COWS Al S5etd lie
aau & Lowell SOLD 6 steers az 500
lbs a1 : 1-2c. s Cows az San lbs AT
1-2c. Il COWS av- i75D lbs at Sc. rs
calves. AK 10 lbs al II Tx 40
COWS. az ISo Ihs. AZ &C. -. huEs Nv
1So Ihs. II 1Sc 15n lambs av - li1s
al se, 7p6 jRrnns. AK SO IT'S at &c. -
u1iicfl COWS az S5b67 81, r Gienger
sold Ia heifeTs II sc. . huIis AT !. 1-2r
10 anioEuas az Sc A. NJ Bags
sold I nnl. 14so lbs al &c, S euws a1
q 1-ac. a. cuws III &c TgH ezEsres n
&C. 81 mixers at Sgafaase r L
wnrruen sold 5e calves az T5c- -
rniich cuws u s79GnIaa- r W. Han-
ssn snlu mixers az s4B6 1a6 T. .
F7rseT7 SOLD Il calves III lac. 81 fuEz
81 &c. rniicn COWS g. s5Ud LIE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

Chicago. Get
CATTL-E-sfeEesnt II .Hfif: best a,Ysti
butcher cattle mostly s1sariv 10 sfuafie
higher: plain welE17rv steers slow.
best EeEzrsinEs 11.5ts. UuIk suoH and
ctlulre Steers lang IL. % grassy b.ufis
mostly s,uGa 80 Epnt cows s et,a7
1o-3D. medium Cradles 5z5di Tn: can
nE,-s ant curtHrE s.J6a1 . 81. bulls SLOW
20 = cents lower, guud lninEna pnE1s
s-2a To sat, currlmunsT s-fntis 5r=n
6-at, YEA calves strong Izz5i,s7 z35s,.
feeders strong, Receiu7E. westerns
s-ehsi nlz1i1tstsl strung 10 - esntx nigh
er: hulk S.5bE HE
EoGs-Essalufs - 0fle. rrnsst8e =.
70 70 cents higher tnal yrasrsy-t,ag.re,
average chasing weak with must al
arrznce toSts EUD aartv I--ssT- briFk
lgrIf ana butchers - 81 a u. RI nl,Ik
packing s1ws ling 1g-45 nasv r,lnsT-
u - cents ufgEae-- bulk Ciesirahle zaufs
70 % A-S ppt1nu pigs around - o.
SEEEP-Recslufs 1-.nftl. all C-adeS
sheep ann lambs crossing sssattr n, -
CENTS lower than Tusseizs- $ sIvs-vxys-
tap natives ana WESTERN Ianlbs - no,
n1tE natives =. fsa65 =. eilp5r- ay..sss
40; bulk Eat natives al xsx,;-
er Sf1s<p and lambs - s.nr1rr= r4ir-,,..,--
tup teetfe- lauIf,s 1876
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
BOMDOTN

NORTH The StarnI-Cf school
commenced tt1H TALL tern On We.;res-
day morning with Miss Ellen Tr-il-
FAM as Teacner.
Mr. and M-s Frank Cnsle-v E-om
the Center WE'RE Sunday guests Of
AIR and KRIS William Tasaze--
A . Chase Was IN lewiston ON
Friday 10 aEtEna the funeral uf mis-
SISTER. Mrs Cora I've. who had oesn
suck 1ur several months 1-um tina ef-
seets uf a suucE.
9r. ana Mrs " " Stewart were
lately visitors IN Lewiston
Hrs Clara NaueEu was the gI1est
for a week of her aunt. Mrs Tfalssr
GouTisu IN Lifci1feIf
Edwin Trump is moving mis- hnuss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

30 2 II The speakers will he
ErRngeiisTs ! NJ DvsRr-- H. P.
Chase AND e Z Wopu-
The Mex -eEIiar NESTING nT me
East Somerset Pomona Grange viii
convene with Ea--1iGnu Grange on
Waanesuav. Nov 8 IT IL o'clock
The ar.a degree will ne conferred H
me -arenuBn sessiun- The address u1
weicume VIII he sytsnfisn by z. =
GuBdriCn anu the response by j. r.
McaIiciIat.I II Pirtsfield Grange. The
sle-Houticnn lecture IN ms own ex-
perienus II 1ar1n problems will be
gwen by Dr. G. Ii TvITcneI OF
Monmouth. Readings and muEic viii
De furnished nv the hust grange The
sui11ecr 4Dr discussion VIII be How
MAY me Farmers Expsz-T Square
DeaI in Our National Life opened
hv Z Z Fuller Y. .. Atwuu0- VII
liam A. BlaIsueII George PlumTner
and others
Emma Coniidre VIII gn to 8Hngnr
-hIIrsxiay n ss-enn the teachers
convention anu WISH relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
SIDNEY

Miss Ella EalisEz % Portland waz
. guest SUNDAY af ner parents. M--
and Mrs = .. EaIIer.
Lii and Mrs EDWARD & Spraeue
ana clila-sn OF RuwdplniGaIn we-u
callers Sunday ., ti1s h1m- nj her
parents. ar. ami Mrs. George ARntsr.
Charles LEWIS and Verne Reynolds
u Culhv College were week-enli
guests OF their parents here
MIR. and Mrs. Alnion Perkins nj East
Wilton were recent guesrs If Ny and
Mrs George Tiltun-
M anu Mr. Charles Bartlett and
Lack R0ninsun OF Oakland were call
IuE SunrtRv m Mr. ant Mrs Nir,iDi-
asin SackeDeason. ann Mr. and Mrs
George Rance ant daughter. Bertha
Rural Lodge No - 2 4 A II heisi
a Regular meeting Saturday evening
Oct. - Work was dane IN Es,e Z a
DeS-A@
l. Z. Sawrsile. isrnrEe Shaw and
Walter Monte were business callers ii
WaTsrvilie SUNDAY
n L Bailey If assisting M. K
Dr1lmnunn in digging his pura1ues-.
Mr., and Mrs = Chen RaiIey. Mrs
Cora Bailey. aeneccA Bailey ana.
Miss Gertrude Bowman were callers
SUNDAY q, Oak Grove Seminary.
FHiisun TlIlsnn of Farmineuxie
WAS griesr SUNDAY Of ms mother.
Mrs 0ievia Tillsnn anu SISTER. Rnusia
BrauIfora Wort an1 Ar- Fruz ~
Wa1sr-ilis called -e-anriy IN Mr.
Wort sisfsr. Mrs J. z Sawreiie, anc
M aawreile.
Mrs C1rz Bailey. superintendent Of
rhe Cradle Boil Department OF the
NJ z Church. assisted bv M-s Mary
lewis. entertained L babies M TINS
department and their mothers al fte
chapel. Thursday ztternnun. 4 shur-
uruE-zm was earned our rs follows:
Singing Jesus Lovex me Little
Ones --Adtug, Poem by Jnirn Clair
MiuuI. Bessha Bailey. reading. '-T-ain-
Ing Ene Other Woman Child Enc
Bailey r-hding. -Juss q Case az
Mnrher'' Mary Lewis: singing lew
els Cake. fanny nome msrs cnosses
sandwiches. saftines Rnf nur sfIoru-
Iafe were served
Clinton Davis aarnid FISH and SIX
nrtIrr students 81 -onurn Classical In
ssiti11e with Mss Hawthorne. a reHrsa-
~. as cirHDernne- enI8vsu an ui6-
fasi1iunsri candy puil Thursday EVEN
ing a. the nulns Of Mr. and Min. c
O. Davis.
M and Mrs. c q. Davis anc tam-
lily were guests SlIngiay Of MIR. and
Hrs. c Z tspuriilne Of WassFville
A Eallowe'en soctal VIII ne g1vsn
Friday evening, 0cr. .. Al the N Z
Chapel
Mrs Ella Dzvis. county cummisxann-
er. Clinton Il. Gooxihne and Mrs
sso0di1ue of Warsrvtile and Mrs
Charles Fhirliprx M FiaExgzfs Ar1x-.
were rsren1 dinner guests Of Mr- ami
AIRS . O. Davis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

mid goutis iT1tp 1t1e William Casgerv,
Jr mouse, winch ne has leased for
year.
hrs r c. yurtian is visiting her
sister, Mrs. " l. Small for a few
davs on her way hnme 70 Farming
tan rom Washington. n &, where
sine has been visiting 1r1ands 1ur q
few weeks
LLOYD Nadeau Is al hDrne from mis-
work n RetfinE1nn for "a few days
Mrs Mile Mariner, vino fnr 1tIe
past Two months has bean visiting
ner mother Mrs J. q Rnherts ana
other relatives n Name started
Monday On the raturn trip 10 her
home IN Tucson. A-.z
Nathaniel Small af Lisbon Falls.
formerly uf TINS TOWN.. IL reported IN
very ppB- health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
Stock Markets
'sstu-ss u -r,s Gays Dealing IN All
rne -sHriiuu Sfpcs<s

Sev TJ-E JET 1-s--Tfle aIDEk mr.
!: VIZ aros- IncessHII pressure to-
aE- ne extent OF Ene Impairment
Nile ouU1pz-arEvelE moderate II SEA
'Esec sfEres assuming wider dimeIf-
oFZs among me more speculative fE-
sss
z~4r re ve-v oIlrss4- selling run-
t-rsc G-nunu the steaiE. zfIa1 group
being rxsEArciefi as ESPECIALLY
r-.S-aEse because o1 Et1e failure NJ
!. JZIls6 States S1HAl directors IN
Grease me common stock dividend II
ssss-uzvs Quarterly meeting
Z q. .ilzeaihuBl. hpwevsG neav1nesE
ztee4s and affiliated stocks was III
fe.lf lus m acvices rum reading
er-res ~ rtle Enffus1-y- where further
- LEse--4enerr ant reduced out
s-emec To NJ IN progress
a1-lUme,IIs- Tnpfurs Ind EtieIr sub
E2-gaz- oils, runacros sugars chem
~ ana numerous urci&sstfIen sBe-
e-,Iz< we're swept into Che reaction
zosms--1 AZ s---aT1ass losses ct !
/ po,-TE Rails af Eas better -T-Df
f4s~ 1-.v r1une-zta CONCESSIONS. buf
r. ssuss eRsed Sharply IN small
Fang TDtal sales amounted II
shares
~ Incident Of the SassIun was tine
fsAS-ess nj Savage Arms faiiuwirIg
f~E q me suspension "a rfs d3ri-
& N 1ae s-aunG preferred ana
-r-e- STOCK The gsDInlssurs ssstse
tlEur@E prominently arunnE TIE
r 3--aes m LIE eEcillIsgE nut
ZE OF the mast year se@rnsG II
Heo-1- 5oElzy g action
7eEZ-r a. exchange IN -anuuTl
es-@l-o7Es-f5 sarsv adjustment M DIFF
fs-2es 1s-wear the British nlus-E
IL gUvarnTneuL This WIS slT-re
~ aSnaes -ecaiwea by private bank
zte-eSts. Out -fis effect ON me
s .zrHs- WAS naEitE4b8H Call
Be- 1l-Sfis=r II -AEay7T COURSE open
4 EIus neg cent ann advancing
f5e- sent. eaTure EtAa close me
ne offerings cnrne ram in
a4nass
'vas7e IT-ss-riEE on rE3Et3EsF.ar =
q -Ei--grvea- popular Issues inctrId-
--.-==~~ 1sstieE SsluwtlE nominal
AIS --essslans. Tarszl sk lfss. par
c--eraEesI S11a5E 1ae FAid
states bands We're unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

View NIr4l. Orr =
E-CeTE-F2-rnc SSIr1rIE patents ann
Kansas st-EiEr1s Ia LIT. snr-nE
clears s-4ssa1 2t4- winter s<-al EtIrs 10 ~
q 8D.sii- White ru-n rfuIr eRRy zSs
1s.-Z pts zHt lbs
REEAT-SpuI easy No rsa ana
va iI.4yu 49, spuf eff TRICK View
F1rk and M . mixed DurIIm -.5e
Gu 70 arrive
f-GRS-SpDf steaEit-- No . vallBw
I-isa8 and Va. mixsu 1-6SS CT View
ToTfs rsn-tta- SHIPMENT
0aTS-Sna1 firm Nc 7 white SO
FsLsRk-Easv: family 4G.abs7 80 pc
LAR-s-Ezfsy-.m middle west -Gg. a
@r.sss
ECLTER-Ff-TneT- receipts 4ss@ti
rIIiss fsreaIfsegw higher silan extras
s0l q vi creamery extras. 5.-Erore aHz
VI 50. hrz1E IS 20 9z-S.Dre 46N 5k.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

NTlILA45I- LfI.I- =.
Although new apEurIs III The price
Of wheat Ennk place TutiaF t.le mar
sset afterwards underwent "a sFlgr-r SET
back Attention gwen TO SEtrrn strike
reports was --Ie chief hElliEn Influence
On the other 1H1n exports bus-;nE ag,-
Tssfare1 70 have eaInE4 almost 10 a hE{r
The market closed weas - TO q csfsts
mel lower with December = 90 10 = tfss
ana March 2.9h 10 39eA. Enr-r lusz
III ! cert and naLs 10 C,.-TITs II
PROVISIONS me outcome was unr.us,lCe-sl
n 20 cents ipvzaf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE srtu-
ssna N ssEnnu Efrset. tsaiiosseil.
tsuuse 0f sc~en ruuns AND bath. mot
AR Furnaces. ssa1er snd gas. 10, pnurs
rsrasr. AlsolAAEE TNC STONY
BLACKSMITH s4or. Tins nrnpsr-
~ is nsntraiis Ioczf.u. ~ssii rsvtsd.
anu the price 10 10 af<rarri~t us 10
nasse tins prrpss-y d giif supnu in
~s.<ment- Fur fuii particular. IN
unire of N. A. .4nrznsn. 8xfh. Marine
nv Enssru atxffurd TT Secunu
s<r1af- f4uiinantl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
View Tsr.k s7enev Market

New YORK. SCI.
Prime mercantile pzuer .: exchange
Irregular. sterling az DAYS bills 3.4sE.
commercial Sc day bills m hanks
5-1aA commercial So fzy Wills a.zn-
demand 3-4-z: cables ; 4S[
Francs. demand 6.@ee, caniex 6.5z.
Belgian francs demand So canies
t5uiirie,-s- demand 30 at: cables 30.5t.
LIRE demand ST.; cables S.-4.
MgrKs demand 1.3S canies 1Ss
isrseee demand S.ST.
New Fork exchange On Montreal 81
per sent dfscuunr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
ne for More Efficient Help the Sure Way Increase Your
More Than Ever

N these times Aagusta folks read and use Jour-
nal CLASSIFIED ads In these columns Won VIII find
listed every day the wants and the offers OF re-
liable people vino have learned that the thrifty
way 10 buy and I'd sell Is the journal Want Ad
Way
Telephone your ad for tanurrUw's journal
Cal 1S5 and ask far Journal Want Ad Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28
-,r--ncrsr -szifv %

-o--sc-sc Daily ~
f-lsE BROKERAGE COMPANY
= s-cr- St. Bath. Phone SO
~ Wafer It. AGgusIa-
Phone 1niS-lnIn
respondents Of
--HEE =. ERiEiT g. CO.
81; Sew Tork and Bos1un
stock Exchange
rz-e A.-e Servings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

hacking SHOCK current MAKE No - a..
EEES-zr-aEular- receipt 1S.ssal
cases Fresh saEnerau extras 1rsZg s.
n 70. fIrsrs So a ct stRJs- Penn eng
neRrDv western nsunery whites nl-gT
10 extras &. "a Sc, lD- browns extras 81
a S5; do gathered h-pwns amt mixed
PI-ATOE-luiar- so arne-u yisr
uRr-Hi --area 3.-a, sweets southern paT
barre Lang 32:
CARRIAGES Quiet. urice un-
changed
on several sAies Of small lU1s gIf roo-1p
Rirps on me basis of s-1s. L-AGs n
rne day the market advanced ann
ciuseu S-aL TOR Cuban caEiLrz1 Eigl4l
Refined WIS steady ~ I :. cents
Tor fms grHnulaT4f
Futures were aLli ENG lower Intiar
Liquidation. December IA. january
- March T.ss. Mav -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

8nsrnn Oet -
EEEF-Chnlcs TIniE cattle eB@--
3CTTER-Ex-rEs - Es: drstE ~
4EE
CEEESE-Fresn ctuics aE1 q -
C1RN-No. = Yellow IL e..
EGG-Near-ow ffenne-v 1uHI O.
western extras 76@-S
FL0Ln-SDring patents 18Th.
SACKS special snur-s -.F12. Standard
II dIe25
EAT-No. TimutF- af
thanksgiving % 36
3A-S-Fa-1Cy 4t-zis. = u -.
pDRk-Meiium BRICKS 4..5
POTATOES Az-unSTuBE 2. q x
Der Loo Ihg- on track. Sweets 2SBg3
. s. per uz--a.
sLGAa-Arne-iczr Sugar Rssrsrl.-v
uuo1es 3 cents N 1of- BARRE lis1s less
: per cant cash
TEAL-Lod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-28

IN family or tssrse aduitx- Rouse all
pnxsrion; emmy wnrk. upnr wages.
Ancir=z G. - :. CIR. kennene1 Juur-
mai ofire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
AI-WiIminrton Tossers Meeting

A meeting of the Wilmington Quot
League will be held at 504 Market street
tomorrow evening at 7.l5. A representa-
tive of each club Is requested 70 be present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
R|FLEMEN'S FIRST
SHOOT SATURDAY
New Club Will Bang Away for
Turkeys at the Shellpot
Range.

Next Saturdays rifle matches will be
the first held in Wilmington for several
years. There was, at one time, flourish
ing rifle club here, but it has been out OF
existence for long time Rifle ciubs
ORGANIZED since that time have been un-
able to procure suitable site for range
near Wilmington and so have not staged
prize shoots. The Diamond State Rife
and Pistol Club, however, succeeded IN
obtaining a site for range just at the end
of the Shelpot Park trolley line. The range
is lust about II minutes from the heart oi
the city and the car service Is excellent.
Woods surrounding the range keep OF the
cool winds that prevail at this season of
the year and well drained firing points IN
sure The range being available ny matter
how hard the rain. The front door 10
the range is just a few yards from the gaze
of Shellpot Park on the opposite side nl the
Lincoln Highway The turkey shoot WIZ
be gwen national publicity through tue
medium of the official magazine OF the
National Rife Association. through the
various sportsmens magazines, and through
, the big Eastern papers that handle rile
| club and trapshooting club news
Rifiemen who have laid their weapons
away are urged Go get them out Of their
eases and bring them out next Saturday
! .45-eO's or 22's will be equally welcome
! and n place has been provided Tor oil oi
| them on the program. The events arc
open to all comers, regardless OF whether
they are club members Special prizes
will be given club members making high
| score in each event The matches Will
! start promptly at l30, but the range VIII
| be open all the morning 10 permit anyone
50 desiring 20 get some preliminary prac-
! tice. Men who do not work later than !
/ o'clock will have time TO practice before
/ dark any afternoon. Targets and am
munition for such practice may be ar
ranged for by getting in touch with 9. i.
/ Lister. club secretary 4 postal card adj
dressed 10 Room 5l07 du Pont Building,
! or 222 West Twentieth street will be al
/ that is necessary OF arrangements may be
made by 'phoninE 1920 during business
hours or 2532-W after 6 p. m Whining
| ton has Jagged behind her sister cities N
| the East in the matter Of rifle shooting
and il is hoped that a large turnout Of
/ shooters and spectators will be on hand
| Saturday to encourage the new club and
/ to make the first shoot y success
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
JUDGE Lands REPLIES.
All Arguments viii be Settled in Chicago
by Him.

Chicago Nov l7--Al disputes IN
professional baseball will be settled m
Chicago, Federal Judge kenosaw NJ I.
Lands said yesterday in reply 70 queries
as TO how he planned to retain his posi-
ton on the bench and still find time to
perform his duties as baseball commls-
sioner, the position to which he recently
was appointed by unanimous action Of the
two major leagues.
when baseball matters come up, the
participants viii come to me here IN
Chic ago TO plead their cases, said the
Judge Il have nothing 10 do on Sat
urdays and Sundays and federal court
also is closed during much of the base
ball season. I'll handle the two jobs
without any trouble. | guess my record
for the last fifteen years is sufficient as
surance that can handle anything that
comes before me.
THE persons critlcizlng me on the
ground that I cant handle two Jobs are
not afraid | wont be able TO do my work u.
They are afraid that | will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

II you have a good job, hold on to Il
If you haven't good job, read and uwi
classified ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
WILMINGTON IS
AFTER CAMDEN
Local Shooters Hope to Win Back
Lost Laurels There Next
Saturday.

The third shoot of the league season
viii take place next Saturday, when the
Wilmington Trapshooting Association VIII
pack It's bags guns and ammunition. step
INTO gas-chariots, buzz-wagons and Fords,
t. make the trip to Camden, n. j., TO
take the measure OF the shooting crowd
up th, ~. known To the Camdenites as the
Meadow Springs Gun Club. but known
To- the local defenders as "shootm
bunch"
That city OF Camden seems to have
come. up considerably in the world,
especially the shooting world, and TO
prove thst fact, which lot OF people
were fsio to dlsbelleve, the Camden Gun
Club came down here and handed the
aggregation that represents Wilmington
an swfu wa,lop that completely knocked
the spots. lights, conceit. self-estecm and
personal good opinion right out oi our
system.
OF course the crowd OF gentlemen who
burn up good ammunition at our home
grounds, and who represent the old
home town" have what might be called a
gr,idge. sore-spot. dislike, and a wounded
vanity against anything that smscks ol
Camden, for that name brings bac ok
memories of by-gone days, and trim
mirg that was complete IN every respect.
So the bunch will flock TO Camden Y {
Saturday 10 take q fai out OF Meadow
Srrilgs. end while its not the same bunch
that handed local talent the IL. o., sti.
Il will help quite a lot il our boys hand
something 10 the representatives of Cam.
den that makes one see stars and fee
foolish
The w. T. A. hopes to 60 through the
rest of the s, ason without another defeat
and by so doing will have splen did
chance 20 shoot off with tho Camden Gun
Club for the championship of the league
80 % appease fallen pride, and 20 show
the world that Wilmington is still there
with the punch. the whole aggregation
from here is exporting % HE themselves
forth ~ Camden next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
CICOTTE TO GO FREE,
Pitcher 10 Dc Used BY State in Trial Of
Baseball Crooks.

Chicago, Nov. Fiddle Cicotte,
former Chicago White Sox pitcher, whose
confession resulted in numerous indict-
ments by the special Cook county base-
ball grand jury in correction with the
1910 world series scapdal, probably will
not be punished for his part in the game
throwing, according to officials of tho
States attorneys office. Ciootte will turn
States evidence when the men indicted
are tried and his only sentence will be
banishInent from organized baseball.
ID. r. Cassaday Of Detroit, Cicotte's
attorney. cor ferred yesterday with States
Attorneys over the pitchers confession
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
RECORD D-BREAKING CROWDS
WILL SEE COLLEGE GAMES

Rccord-breaking crowds are expected
to attend six big collegiate football games
in the East Saturday afternoon. These
contests are annual affairs, bringing to-
gether rival teams prined for the occasion
The following figures are estimated for
the various grldirons:
Yale VS.. Harvard, at New Haven
1900
Penn vs. Columbia, New York, 10000.
Brown vs.. Dartmouth, Boston, 25,000.
Colgate VS.. Syracuse, Syracuse, 10000.
Carnegie Tech VS.. " and j., Pitts
burg $4,000
Lafayette VS. Lehigh, Easton. $4,000.
Haverford vs. Swarthmore, 12,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

Acting on the advice of friends.
turned TO Chasco-Vin in sheer desperation
after u long period of doctoring My ap
petite had completely gone and this. along
with lack Of good blood, left me complete
ly rundown.
"Bui just ~ my friends predicted soon
felt change coming over me. Soon |
begnn to eat, my strength gradually re
turned and Also felt the return of rich,
red blood that gave me new vim.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

and possible testimony. At this confer
cnce, according To State officials. Mr.. Cas-
saday promised that Cicotte would tell
the court the same story he told the jury
Az result il WIS arranged for the pitcher
TO furnish bonds without personally
appearing.
While no official announcement waH
made by the States attorneys office, an
official let IL become known that but for
Cicotte's testimony the jury never would
have had sufficient evidence TO indict more
than ore or two persons, and that there
would be little chance for conviction
without the pitcher ss State witness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
1T HELPED ME WHEN
OTHER MEDICINES FAILED
Both Appetite and Strength Restored by
CHASCO-VIN, the strengthening Tonic

Indeed, this wonderful tonic. Just made
me all over again after 40 many others had
failed II In because of this great change
that ! gladly recommend Chaaco-Vin
1t really would not be fair for me not 10
do so. Mira George Miller, Lebanon, Pm
10 Wilmington the Chasco-Vin agent 8
are Eokerti's Cut Rate. 50s Market and
! I'll Market street and Millers DRUG
Store, 4o6 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
BOWLING.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys of Grady's bowling and
billiard alleys:
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-04-16

When the price of rent on the house
on Market street occupied by E. Nc
and family was last week raised from
SIS per month to 500 per month he
went to Memphis and bought a spacious
tent pitched it on the hill overlooking
the N. G. & st. L. depot and the Tay-
Tor gin and moved his furniture and his
family to it, They will not be outdone
by advances in rents,
Everybody in overalls until the
price of clothing comes down" is the
Someryille slogan this week. An agree
-ment to wear overalls until the clothing
prices are reduced was circulated here
Wednesday and was signed by the may
or, several Aldermen, every county
official in the courthouse, bank Off
Gals, and citizens and business men
generally. Thursday saw largely more
than half the men of Somerville dressed
in bran new overalls and about their
customary daily tasks. The movement
has spread from city TO city over the
entire country and if persisted in thru
out the states will have its effect in
reducing speculative prices of mems
clothes, but look out for the prices of
overalls and see them jump.