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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29

a moderate hand to-mouth character.
although deliveries on old orders are
more liberal. Prices were Unchanged
at $50 to $50 for fine granulatcd.
Refined futures We're nominal and
without transactions. closing unchang-
ed TO 20 points lower December,
March and MAY closed at 5.o1.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

ONE MAN FARM--60 acres, % acres
in tillage, cutting 20 tons hay. pas
ture for 10 head, wood for home use
and some for sale. 80 cords birch
pulp, IS grated apple trees in bear
ing: S-room cottage house, PAINTED.
with piazza; stable nearly new with
cellar; barn 40x52 with cellar and
hayfork. Buildings all connected
Near schools and neighbors. miles
from station, stores. churches, etc
Price $500, cash. balance easy
terms. Shown by A. Whitcomh. agent
for Thurston-Bickford Co, Auburn.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WanteJ-Fema!e


WOMAN-For general
work in small family, including laun-
dry work. electric washing machine
and set tubs provided. Address q. 4.
r., Journal.
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Statesmen and Agents


SALES MANOR account of sickness
of the present salesman We are In
need of n reliable man to take charge
of route covering the Augusta Sec
ton. This route is all established and
offers good chance to live man.
Apply at once. Grand Union Tea Co,
Watervillo Me.
SALES MEN-Ford heater attached to
manifold. Retails $3.50: guaranteed
to heat any Ford: installed in min
utes. Sell garages and owners. 1890
profit. Exclusive territory. Get
zone FREE Offer" National Labor
atories. Inc. Summit-Cherry Bldg,
Toledo Ohio
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I'VE GOT TO SELL THIS FARM

No use It must so at once. SO am
making a big sacrifice. a dandy 100
acre farm with 80 acres in tillase.
large pasture and very valuable wood
q good price. Very attractive S-room
lauSc. painted, maple shdda, fine view,
large barns. stable and ice house.
buildings repaired this fail at an out
lay of several hundred dollars. House
alone could not be built for price of
entire property. AS it must be sold,
$500 takes II and can make easy
terms. Come and sec il and when you
see tho fields and buildings and lum-
her. YOU will agree it is a big bargain.
| live about d miles from Dresden
Mills tanyone can tell you where).
easy drive to Gardiner. Come and we
viii trade. A. f. Reed. Il. +. ID. IL,
Gardiner, Maine.
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MuercaI instruments

AEOLIAN PIANO PLAYER-Perfec
condition. Cost $4,000. VIII sell for
S5000 on easy terms. Gerrish d
Tel. 400.
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situations Wanted-Fy nnale

COCK-W-oman with g.. year-old
daughter. Matilda Jillson. Sabattu>.
EXPERIENCED NTRSE-Wishes po-
sition. Terms reasonable Tel.
1nt4-R.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Pets

COON kITTENS-Wanted. Let me
know how many YOU have. VIII tell
Won when to bring them in. G. l..
Wakefield. 9 Grove St, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29

Every subscriber of this paper can
profitably read and use classified ads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29

How many people are reading class!-
ID ads now.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29
Auto accessories

B,COHOL-I'or your radiator will
kayo it from leaks due to freezing
burs is the highest test, and slowcSt
kyaporating. Costs the same, pro-
(eus the best. Fifeld Bros. Co., opp
kCunt.
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Wanted-Cive Stock

ANGORA KITTENs--And cats. all
colors. Prices are higher. Geo. H..
Hanly. Damariscotta, Me. Tel. 25-l-.
GOOD HORSE-Wantcd to buy about
1890 lbs Augusta Furniture Co.
Tel hNG-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29

Everything for everybody. Father.
other. and the children can use the
ticles advertised in the merchandise
aesifications.
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You'll have tuneful times at home
classification 60.

Music in the home is easy if you use
separate classified ad for each article
that he sells.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29

fant Ads Will tell you where to secure
Rrgains listed under Specials at the
torres" on the classified page.
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POOL TABLE-Full size. $45. Terms
il wanted Gerrish & Smith, Is Sill
yer ST., Watcrville. Nc
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Poultry and Supplies

]. Reds, few winter
apples. Nice pumpkins for cooking
or feeding Also several tons good
loose hay. l.. T. Higgins. Weeks
Mills. Nc. Tel. o1-o4 so. China.
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Want musical instrument? Get II
o Want Ad Way
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MERCHANDISE.
Articles for Sale

Articles for Sale ST
CASH REGISTER-Nationai. new and
Ind hand. Box 179. Augusta.
CEDAR POSTS-a5 it long, ) in. at
top end, some larger. Fence posts and
bean poles. Also green cordwood in
carload lots. Tel. 1074-W Augusta.
COMPUTING SCALE-Two showcases.
50-piece set of dishes. gold and
white. % Weston st. Tel. 552.
COUCH THROWS-Of our fire all
wool shaWls and robes can't be beat
en-. Look over our fine assortment.
Now's the time to choose the best
ones for Christmas presents. Tifield
Bros. Co. opp. depot.
". nearly new, will trade for poultry.
Tel. 237-S4.
DRUGGISTS VOLUME- -" Reming-
tons Practice of Pharmacy" New.
Sc. Write Il. X. Journal.
HORSE BLANkETS-Made Of Paper
Mill Feltss. $50 per pound: Heavy pa,
per mill felts made UP of long haired
100 per cent Australian wool. in any
width or length. Benjamin Isaacson
Co. Lewiston. Maine.
JEVVER BUMP-Against the rocker
or rub noses with the edge of The
door? Get a fashlght that SAYS
There it isl at Fifeld Bros. Co, OPP
positc depot.
PUTTA FRESH-Charge in your
flash lantern. Gloomy glim made
glaring at E'ifields. Evcready flash
light batteries do that trick.
KNITTING YARN-Drect from man
ufacturers at 75c. s1.25 and $50 per
Id. Postage paid on s. orders. Write
for samples. H. A. Bartlett, Har-
mony. Mainc.
POOL TABLE-Full size. $45. Terms
il wanted. Gerrsh & Smith, Is Sill
Yer ST., Watcrvlle. Nc.
You'll have tuneful times at home
classification 60.
Music in the home is easy if you use
separate classified ad for each article
that he sells.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29

KNITTING YARN-Drect from man
ufacturers at 75c, s1.25 and $50 per
ID. Postage paid on IS orders. Write
for samples. H. A. Bartlett, Har-
mnnN Mainc
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k-ERLAND TOURING-Car, in good
(ondition. First offer takes it as |
haze no place to keep 1t. Inquire 6
School ST.
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b. FORD-Touring in good condi-
lion. with good tires. The price is
Fight for quick sale. Terms if de-
krcd. Wadlcigh & Son. 81 Cony st.
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MERCHANDISE


THE NEW EDISON-Diamond AMBER
ola monographs and records. Free
trial and convenient terms. T. b.
Roberts, 159-M.
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VICTROLA-And cabinet. Mahogany
Perfect condition. Good bargain. APP
ply before $50. 16 Western avenue,
or telephone f46-W.
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WE REPAIR-Varnish. enamel and re-
finish all kinds of furniture at reason
able prices. Chairs caned and all
kinds of phonogra phs repaired. Work
called for and delivered. S. +.
Humphrey, Water ST., Hallowcll. Tel.
o3a-3
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fyr PASSENGER-Car or trade for
|o,so or stock. Call 16 Clinton St,
Gardiner. between $50 and 40.
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Machinery and Tools

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (used
very little) fully equipped with In
ternational Harvester Engine. At a
bargain. Time if desired. Gerrish
q Smith, Is Silver Street. Wa.erville,
Maine.
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto; obiIes for Sale

,nGE TOURING-Car, kept in fine
,n,jilion: was thoroughly overhauleG
comfy: battery overhauled and new
cascd. See Mr.. Bean at Central
arage. Tel. 1890.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

Dogs, Cats, Pets ~
RAEBIT HOUND-Male, thoroughly
trained good hunter Raymond /.
GRAY. Manchester. Tel. 231-5.
SCOTCH COLLIE-Pups.. from pedi-
greed stock. Tel S37-M, or write
Mrs. f. u. Hayford, Hallowcll.
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class condition.
xiii trade for good driving horse
for woman. Annie +. Wcscott,
Il Box Charlottesville.
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old. weight about 5000; pair Chest
nut horses years old, weight 2ooo;
8 set double harness; double s.eds;
single sled; 3 dump carts. All for.
merry used in the coal business me r OF
uuire at office. of A. r. Hayes & Co"
Gardiner.
COWS-Four. L. NJ. Morgan r. !,
Augusta. Tel. 2$S-2.
ONE-HOKSE WAGON-Sled, all ready
to use Also sleigh. price SIS; an
other for s.. Tel. Augusta 237-25.
SLt.DS-New double runner one-horse
sled. price S55. Inquire a. T.. cum
nincham or Tel 1918. Augusta.
SLEIGHS AND PUNGS-A car load
Most of these wore made az Maine
State Prison. 'Phonc me what you
want to buy and get my prices. L..
c. Barker T.. Vassa lboro. Tel. 26-3.
WORKING ONEN-Pair. cheap for
cash, fit. 6 in. girt. will dress "4nU
his Have no work for them. c. w.
Tufts. Nassa lboro.
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Are Only Hundreds People Who viii Read These Ldeed Ads
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

KNITTING YARNS-For sweaters,
stockings and mittens. Pure wool.
write today for samples. Home Knit
ting Co. Madison, Me.
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories

OLD CHAINS-Made like new with a
Few new cross chains. repair links,
and repair tools. Prices are reason
able. We've got all of these things
at The Accessory Store. opp. the de-
pot behind the orange and black Tydol
gasoline puI1p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-29

USED AUTO PARTS-Tires and
tubes. old cars bought for parts. Rip
ley Co.. augusta, Me.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
dead AFTER HE
OPENS bridge
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he had been killed and robbed but
the finding OF this money. cleared
matters and certificate OF death
from apoplexy finding Of this money.
cleared matters and a certificate OF
death from apoplexy was issued by
the coroner. Relatives of the de-
ceased have informed the Coroner
they would arrive at Penn's Grove
to take charge OF the body. this af-
ternoon.
Idler. who had been employed at
the bridge for several years, was a
former resident Of Philadelphia, and
widower.
The engineer noticing the signal
TO stop brought his train to stand
still. No efforts being made by the
bridgetender to lower the bridge
which was raised as If to allow a
vessel to pass, the two trainmen
went to the bridge and found the
body of Idler lying in front OF his
cabin. Th> train was delayed about
II minutes before the bridge could
be gotten into position. The con
ductor on arriving at Bridgeport
notified Coroner Ashcraft.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
MORN
FIRE STIRS
ELMHURSI
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several blocks from the water sup
ply at Richardson's Run.
Burning fagots nine times ignited
the roof on the old Richardson
mansion now occupied by Mr.. Mat
thes and the Five Points fremen ex-
tinguished these blazes by carrying
water in buckets and using their
chemical streams.
The homes Of S. n. Tammany and
Robert Fletcher nearby were afire
several times.
Two automobiles that were stored
in the barn were saved by the fire
men. These machines were owned
by c. r. VanSant and Mr.. Bam-
berger.
During the fire the women OF
Elmhurst served hot coffee and
sandwiches to the fremen who were
encased in ice as they fought the
flames.
The Cranston Heights fire COM
pany on their arrival placed their
machine in the Five Points fire
house where it was held in case OF
emergency and it was not relieved
of that duty until o'clock this
morning when the Five Points fire
men returned to their quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs Matthes furnished
breakfast to the Five Point firemen
During the course Of the breakfas
Mr.. Matthes announced that h,
would purchase 500 feet OF fire hose
for the Five Points fire apparatus.
The fire attracted hundreds of per
sons from all over the section ant
many from the city went to tn
scene in automobiles and stood shiv
ering in the cold watching the efforts
OF the ice-covered firemen as they
sought to check the flames.
This was the second fire at tn,
Matthes place in the past two
months. Just a short time ago &
fire started in a closet of his home
caused it is believed. by mice nib
bling on matches. The Five Point
company extinguished the blaze.
Mr.. Matthes is president Of tn
Wilmington Provision Company an,
is prominent in all civic movement
in this city.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
MARKET RALLIES
AFTER LET-DOWN
Selling Pressure at Start
Gives Way to Sharp
Price Recovery
SUGAR, LOCOMOTIVE
SHARES BUOYANT

NEW YORK. Dec. % (United
Press. Heaviness characterized the
Industrial list at the opening OF the
New York Stock Exchange today.
The selling which started in the later
trading on Wednesday was concerted
on a number Of active speculative is
sues, which receeded a point or more
before support was met
Following the selling pressure in
evidence at the start, a rallying ten
dency developed in the Industrial
group in the first half hour. Stocks
which had been under pressure scor-
ed recoveries. Asphalt ran up full
point to 65 u. Mexican Petroleum
rallied to 112%, from III y Baldwin
to 951k, from 94% and Steel Com
mon to s3h, from S3%. American
Locomotive rose to 1O1 Il up net
American Sugar rallied to SLY,
a recovery of 1 g from the previous
close. American Sugar will have a
share in the proposed tolling ar
rangement with Cuban producers
for some 100000 tons Of their unsold
stocks. II sugar is refined in bond
under the legislation now pending in
Washington and Cuban producers
carry the sugar, the refining com
pany will have to borrow little OF
nothing from the banks to handle
the business. The sale OF s30,0OO,-
600 bonds viii pay off all the current
indebtedness.
Steel Common went to sax, from
827s.
American Locomotives ability tC
move into new high ground for th'
year at 102, served to check the reac
tionary tendencies Of other section
Of the industrial list. Traders whi
sought American Locomotive on tn
ground that it was too high for a 81.
per cent issue have been badly dis
concerted by the action OF the stock
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO G

Clogged up kidney deposits al
dissolved and the Toxins (poison|
completely driven out. your vel
life, says DR.. Carey. depends upd
the perfect functioning of your xii
neys.' Don't neglect them. Whd
your back aches, have darting pain
dizziness, headaches, bad stomac
and tongue, annoying bladder troi
bles, cloudy urine. rheumatism, puf
eyes. specks, or any other tenden,
to Brights Disease. Diabetes
Gravel. Kidney Trouble in its wor
form may be stealing upon yo
Never mind the failures of the pa,
insist upon having, at once, a bott
Of guaranteed DR.. Carey's Mars
root Prescription No. TT. Udou
or Tablet form) from n. 3. Da
forth and ]. NJ. Eckerd or anv OF
er reliable druggist. for Kidney a,
Bladder troubles don't wear avs
they will grow upon you slow
stealthily and with unfailing certai
ty. Every good druggist has he,
authorized to refund purchase nri
on two bottles to all who state IN
have had no benefit.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
XMAS MONEY TO
AID CITY NEEDY
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their pennies and nickles, and when
they had gotten three dollars to-
gether they asked their teacher to
see that the money was forwarded
to Mayor Harvey. The Mayor said
that the contribution pleased him
as much as though it had been a
much larger sum. because he realized
the sacrifice some of the children
made to help the children without
food and clothing in Wilmington.
The total received in the cam
paign up to today was s25, 5,096.10.
This is divided between s7.1sO in
pledges and s17.906.1O in cash.
While there have been many con-
tributions, the most OF them have
been for samn amounts. showing
that the working people who have
jobs are thankful for them and are
glad to give their mite to aid others
who are not so fortunate.
The latest contributors are:
A friend. $40; p. S. dupont, $4,000;
"a friend, $40; Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L.
Darlington. s25; Mrs. Lewis L. Fell,
81; William G. Jones. SIS; Adas Ko-
desh Congregation Sunday school,
S5.O5; Theodore Grant, s20; Kro
Kus Klub. $40; David Roth, $40; S.
d. Bunting. IS; Ada II. Roberts. So;
James f. Dickinson. 81; Robert
Pennington, second appeal s25;
Mary ]. Walker, IS; a nurse, 50;
DR.. and Mrs. Horace Belts, So; Will
liam speakman, So; Everett Brown
81; George G. Penney. S5; Sister
hood Adas Kodesh. s5; Elias Wet
stein. So; Rosie Schlosser, 81;
Friends Flrst-day school. IS; Anna
j. Penrose. so; Mary w. Pyle, So;
Charles ]. Darlington. 50; Mrs
Joshua Conner. s5; Charles n. Cur
tbs, $40; friends. s7.5S; Centrevlle
Lodge. No. 81. I. o. 20. F., $40;
Washington Heights Century Club
SO; Marjorie L. Johnson. $40
Douglas p. Allison S5; Mrs. A. L
Downs, So; S. Harrington Jones, 50.
Miss B. Duntze, s5; H. L. Maier IS
friend. 81 friend. 81; friend, s5
friend, SO; Boyd II. Baker. $50
Camp No. 4. Patriotic order o.
Americans SIS; F.. NJ. Vernon. $40
DR.. Willard e. Smith, $40; Mrs. C
ID. Alrichs. IS; Ignatz Roth, $40; =
Frank Wagamon, 81; o. f. Munda
Jr., IS; Mrs. Ida f. R. Donovan
$40; Diamond State Lodge. No. 122
$50.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
died

HYDB-In this city, on December .,
1921, John F. Hyde aged SO wears
Relatives and friends are invited 4
attend the funeral services at hi
late residence, go Franklin street
on Saturday afternoon. December 2l
at 2.3O o'clock. Interment private
SEM this city, on December 2l
1921, Frank T. Sem. aged 81 year,
Relatives and friends are invited I
attend the funeral services al IN
residence Of his parents. s33 MORO,
street, on Saturday. December d
at 3 o'clock Interment al River
view cemetery.
BLACk-ln this city, on December II
1921, Eleanor Black. daughter Z
Linda Black, aged % years Rela
tives and friends are invited TO a.
tend the funeral services from IN
funeral parlors Of = Gertrude Ros,
421 +. Eleventh street. on Thurs
day evening, December %, at
o'clock. lnterment at Chestertow1
Nd, Friday.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
ping center Of the city.

ping center of the city.
AS much work remains to be done
on the balustrades and pylons. the
Walsh Construction Company will
be obliged to barricade portions OF
the bridge sidewalk from time to
time to protect the public and to pre-
vent interference with work. All
persons using the bridge are request
ed to recognize the necessity for
such barricades and to avoid enter
ing within barricaded sections or
within working areas.
The pavement Is complete on the
bridge and approaches; but the
pavement between the abutments Of
the old bridge and those of the new
bridge is of temporary character as
It is expected that settlement OF the
MI will occur. The final pavement
will be laid over these areas at the
ends Of the bridge after the fills be-
come stable.
Members Of the Bridge Commis-
sion are planning for a Statewide
celebration at the dedication some
time in the Spring. As the pylons
are to contain the names OF all Deia-
wareans VINO lost their lives in the
World War, Il is hoped 20 make ].
= state celebration.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
TAKE PASSENGER
FROM STRANDED BOAT

BALTIMORE. Nd, Dec. %
Omitted Press) )-Forty-e eight pas
sengers were taken off the b. c. and
A. steamer Cambridge early this
morning after having spent the
night on the vessel which went
aground on a sandbar on Claiborne
last night The vessel. blown
aground by the high wind which
swept the Chesapeake last night
was reported not badly damaged
The passengers were taken of by a
State police boat and State ferry
steamer.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
CAESAR RODNEY
Special TO The Evening Io,rra, ~ '--''

Special TO The Evening Journal.
CAMDEN, Dec 22.-The Caesar
Rodney high school basketball team
recently defeated the Boy Scouts OF
Camden 10 to 8.
Tomorrow there will be a game
between Caesar Rodney and the
alumni.
w. Jasper Storey OF Magnolia, a
graduate OF the Caesar Rodney
school, class OF 1920, is one Of the
secretaries for Senator T. Coleman
dupont at Washington.
The new biological equipment fo-
the school has arrived and will be
used in the laboratory work.
The different grades OF the school
will give a Christmas entertainment
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
ROBERTS, ESCAPED
PRISONER, CAUGHT

Albert Roberts, who escaped from
the workhouse farm last Sunday.
was captured in Wilmington at
noon today by a former inmate of
the workkouse. The captured pris-
oner was taken TO the police sta
ton and turned over to the police
by his captor. Warden Plummer
was informed of the capture and
sent for the prisoner. owing to the
alleged mental deficiency Of the
prisoner, Warden Plummer said, he
did not think the Prisoners Honor
Committee would be severe in met
ing out punishment.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND
PULLED HER HAIR

Accusing his wife OF improper
conduct, Frank Kowalsh slapped
her three times pulled her hair and
threatened to shoot her. she testified
in Municipal Court this morning
when he was given a hearing on a
charge Of assault and battery.
Judge Hastings imposed a fine OF
$50 and costs on KowalslSi.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
NORRIS BANK DTvIDEND

The Wilmington Morris Plan
Bank, 900 Shipley street, has de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF ~
per cent. out OF the earnings of the
past three months to stockholders Of
record December q, payable on
January 3. 1922.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
LTVERPoon ooTroN.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. %. Omitted
Press.)-T was limited spot de-
mand at the opening today. Prices
were steady. Sales amounted to g.
600 bales. Receipts totaled 5000
bales including $500 American. Fu-
tures opened quiet.
American middlings fair, 1912;
good middlings, 1857; fully mid
dings, 1927; middlings. 1892; low
middlings, 9.72; god ordinary, SIT:
ordinary, 7.42.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
LIQUOR
T0TERS ARE HELD

Isaac Sadler and Charles White.
Negroes, who were arrested here sat
urday night by Federal prohibition
agents on charges OF transporting in
toxicating liquors. were held under
$1,000 bail for a further hearing los
~ S. Commissioner John Pearce
Cam yesterday afternoon. The moi
viil be given hearings sometim
next week.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
Gard OF Chanks

We hereby wish to extend our aao,
est and sincere thanks to our reiativ,
and friends also the different societi,
TOT their sympathy, floral offerings. u.
shown us during our hours OF sad h,
reavement, through the loss OF o,
daughter Naomi. "
Mr.. Charles Smith and Family.
Evening journal., 1921-12-22
ALL READY FOR
Use OF BRIDGE
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to Market street bridge across the
Brandywine. however. and with the
opening OF the new structure tomor-
row. hundreds OF residents OF the
Boulevard and Eastlake sections who
have used Market street bridge will
avail themselves of the opening Of
the new bridge to reach the shop