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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-04

frankie Kelsey and company in
THE Brazilian Heiress," a sort of a
summer time revue, is the headliner
on the new bill which bowed in at the
Palace Thursday under the split week
policy.
This act has the vices of several
good looking chorus girls and two
men. The real strength of the act
is found in the eccentric fun making
of Miss Kelsey. She initiates every
thing and eve 4xA, including Eva
{ Tssr. en lst +. this 8s ss;.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-04

The living room Is light. Sunshine
comes in through the three French
windows on the north. two-one on
either side Of the hreplace-on the
east and one near the stairway on tho
west. The fireplace is made Of bricks
in different shades Of brown, and
these same harmonious shades are
carried out in the ceiling shower
lights and the wall lights placed near
-he-end Of the fireplace mantle. A
bridge lamp and floor lamp give a note
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-04
MAYER Lease Renewed

The George J. Mayer Company has
renewed its lease on Sc S. Meridian
St, involving rental approximating
SIS, 900. The company has purchased
machinery and equipment for it's plan,
under construction at Liberty and
Market SITS. Headquarters will re-
main at IS = Meridian st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-04

manner, They add strength to the
bill. Ernest Veronica opens the bill
with some acrobatic stunts.
Phillips in 1.-THE Worlds A Stage"
At the Palace today, Saturday and
Sunday.
+ f. 1
other attractions on view today in
clude: The Grand Players In up
In Mabel's Room" at Englishs; Stuart
Walker company in "Rollo's Wild
Dat" at the Murat; Henry Santrey
end band at Keith's; musical comedy
and movies at the Rialto; Souls for
Sale at the Ohio; ''A3glin the Law"
at the Circle and xE Isle of Lost
Ships" at Mister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02
BELGRADE

IT, Everett Farnham of st. Joseph,
Missouri. has been the guest of his
mother. Mrs. G. A. Farnham, for the
past ten days. returning west last
Thursday. accompanied by his two
sons. Robert and ROmeyn, who have
passed the summer here.
The Ladies Aid of the Old South
church is cordially invited to meet
with Mrs. Celia Penney next We'd
ncsday =. NJ, Oct. 3 if pleasant. IL
stormy the meeting will be held
Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. r. II. Puls1er re-
Gently passed several days in Boston
with relatives, making the trip in
their car.
Mrs. l.. f. Reynolds is visiting at
her old home in Lubec.
Austin Kinney has purchased the
farm and buildings of James Wal
son and will very soon move his
family there.
Miss Gladys Pray, F. s. n. S. '25,
passed last week end at her home in
town.
The many friends Of Lee Weston,
who entered T.. of NJ. this fall. are
very sorry to learn of his critical i'll
ness there.
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Bates COLLEGE

The chapel exercises were address,
cd on Friday morning by Lieut.. Ira
w. Black of the L. S. Army, who was
stationed at Bates in 1918 during the
| period of the S. A. T. G. Lieut..
Black returns from Panama. whore
he has been stationed since leaving
Bates.
Congressman Carroll L. Beedy,
Bates '03 Of Portland. will lecture at
the college on Oct. IS in the George
Colby Chase lecture course. Con-
gresham Bocdy is n very loyal
alumnus and his coming will be
warmly welcomed
The first number of the Dates
Student" the college weekly, appear
ed on Friday evening, The personel
of the board is the same as that of
last years The board to be chosen
! from the Junior Glass does not take
office until the new year. The issue
contains items which happened dur
ing the summer
Initiation week closed on Friday
evening with the Freshman Sopho-
more banquet at which both classes
forgot their rivalry. Fully $50 men
Of both classes were present The
post prandiaI exercises were presid-
cd over by Frank i. mckinley "a.
president of the Student Council. The
speakers for the evening were Pres
ident Gray, Roy Sinclair. president Of
the Sophomore class and George
Baker president OF the Freshman
class. The meeting broke up with
thc'final link in the process of maxi
ing the Freshman members of the
student body completed.
Professor G. NJ Chase has return
ed to the campus and is meeting his
classes once more for the first time
! since last May. Professor Chase re-
turned in time to attend the Oxford
debate on Thursday evening and
vas present ut chapel Friday morn
ing for the first time in four months.
He has returned with rich fund Of
knowledge which will make his
courses some of the most popular on
the campus.
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MADISON
Winter Program of
SorOsis Club

The Madison SorOsis Club have
made up their program of study for
the coming winter months and an
nounCed it as follows: The study will
be on miscellaneous subjects. Oct. !.
Music, Sorosis March. Mrs. Alice
Rand; roll call. quotations from
Maine writer's: report of Fedora ton;
hostess, Mrs. Laura H. J.. Goodell;
oct. ;. Current Events; Maine Leg
islature: program in charge of Mrs.
Sara GIiddcn; roll call, Topics of the
Day: hostess, Mrs. Alice Dyer; Oct.
80, Parliamentary Law; program in
charge of Mrs. Clara Powers; hos
tess. Mrs. Clara Powers; Nov. ~,
Current Events: program in charge
of Mrs. Alice Dyer: Roll Call. Some
item about Maine; hostess, Mrs. Julia
Tinkham; Nov. &c, The Southland;
program in charge of Mrs. Winona
Gibbs: Roll Call. Current Events. in
the South: hostess, Mrs. Clara
Powers: Dec. 10, international
Treaties: program in charge of MIS-.
Lucy Niles; Roll Call, Our Foreign
Relations; hostess, Mrs. Winona
Gibbs; Dec 81, Christmas Party;
program in charge of the directors;
hostess. Mrs. Nellie Sawyer; Jan. Z.
To be selected program in charge
OF MES. Grace Humphreys: Roll CAL,
Familiar Quotations: hostess, Mrs.
Lulu Phillips; Jan. q, Winter picnic;
hostess, Mrs. Marion Greene; Feb. a.,
Art program in charge of Mrs
Mabel Lancaster: hostess, Mrs.
Grace Humphreys; Feb. Is. Guest
Day; hostess. Mrs. Mabel Lancaster;
Mar G. program in charge of Mrs.
Nettie Weston; Roll Call, A tried re-
ceipt: hostess. Mrs. Lucy Niles;
Mar. 16, Musicale; program in charge
of Mrs Alice Rand, Mrs. Bertha
Herd and Mrs. Mary Stobie; hostess,
Mrs. Grace Humphreys: April l.,
Annual meeting; Roll Call. A story;
annual reports: election of officers;
hostess. Mrs. Nira Emery. The Field
Dav to be announced.
The officers of the club are:
President. Mrs. Laura II. L. Gooden:
vice president Mrs. Effie Weston;
secretary. Mrs. Belle Hilton; treas
urcr. Mrs. Annie small: directors,
Mrs. Clara T. Powers. Mrs. Alice
Over. Mrs. Stella Gardner. Mrs. An
mic Cargil, and Mrs. Lucy Niies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham and
family, and Mis-. L. NJ. Athearn and
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Speaking Prize Winners
Entertain Contestants

Miss Ruth +. MIDGET, NJ. c. T.. "a
and Maurice caves. NJ. c. ]. "a of
Pittsfield, winners in the Manson
prize speaking contest. entertained
the contestants at Miss MudGett's
home on Friday evening, following
the custom for the winners to enter
tain in some way. The evening was
passed playing games and stunts and
with music and dancing.
Mrs. Loda Louden, the class teach
er and teacher of expression in the
school gave several readings and
Miss Rose Leighton sang a solo,
Underneath the Mellow Moon" with
Miss Hanson aCcompanist.
Refreshments were served by Miss
Mudgett and Mr.. Graves. The fol-
lowing speakers We're present: Ade-
laide Files. Eva HUFF. Rose Leighton,
Emery Written, Richard Tibbctts,
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family, left Monday for Los Angeles.
Cal, where they expect to make their
home in the future.
The work of building a cement
bridge across the Getchcll brook at
the foot of the Metcalf hill has COM
menced and the traffic which us
ually goes up the river road is now
diverted up over Spear Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Briggs passed
the Sabbath with their sons in Dover
FOXCroft.
A meeting of the Cleaners Club
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
was held Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gertrude Gilman ON
Head street.
Mir. and Mrs. A. s. Rand, who have
been passing n two weeks vacation
in Boston, returned home Sunday
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02
UnseawOrthy Ships
A France Problem

Paris, Sept. 13 CA. p. by MaiD-
French freighters of certain type
have earned such a bad reputation
among seafaring men. that today SAIL
ors arc refusing to go to sea on
them, while naval draughtsmen de-
clare they should be taken out of
service altogether.
Twelve such vessels were built
by the government during the war.
Their holds are clear, with no bulk
heads. which permits the sudden
shifting of cargo, and their water
ballast tanks have a trick OF filling
Unexpectedly. Five of them already
have turned over. The last was the
Emile Durant. which rolled over
without warning and drowned ~
members of the crew.
Nevertheless, some sailors are oc-
casionally found, from time to time.
who will take a chance. so several
of the crafts are still at sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02
Obregon of Mexico. and Premier
NuCcGlipi of ITALY

Obregon of Mexico, and Premier
Mussolini of Italy.
The American list includes: Pres
ident Calvin Coolidge. General John ].
Pershing. Admiral Robert f. CoontZ.
commandment in chief United States
battle fleet; Major General John A.
Lcjeune, commandant, L. S. NJ. c.:
Secretary of the Navy Edward
DENLY; Secretary of War John w.
Weeks: General Frank T. Hines,
director United States Veterans
Bureau; Samuel Gompers, president,
American Federation of Labor;
Judge ]. w. Willctt, commander-in-
chief. Grand Army of the Republic;
General Edgar Taylor, adjutant-
general, United Confederate Nete-
rams; Colonel Tillinghast L. Hus-
ton, communicative chief, United
Spanish War Veterans: James A.
Mcfarland national commander,
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War; Woodrow Wilson. and
John Barton Payne, chairman,
American Red Cross.
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Legion To Receive
Many NOtableS

San Francisco, Oct. / CA. pD-
Leaders OF the United States. both
IN government and fraternal circles,
and many distinguished foreigners
Will attend the 1929 annual conven-
uon OF the American Legion. to be
hcld here October 1919. according
10 Legion officials. Among those
VINO will either he present per-
sonally, or represented officially, are:
David Lloyd George and Sir
douglas Hais OF Great Britain: Lord
Byng OF Canada; Marshal Petain
and General Mangin of France;
General Halter of Poland; President
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BURNHAM

Mr.. John and family and Mr. Read
ing and family, two auto parties from
Ohio. campcd mead the village lately
and as they were looking for a loca-
ton in Maine to pass tho winter,
they found rent at G. T. Mitchclrs
and employment in the CT air factory.
4 son. Harold John. began attending
school at Maine Central Institute.
Miss Catharine Cunningham is in
the Elm City hospital in Waterville
for medical treatment. She has
been very i'll but is somewhat better.
There will he no sessions of the
schools next Wednesday to allow the
teachers to attend the county con-
vention for teachers in Belfast on
Oct. 3.
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MAGAZINES-Sub for all
newspapers and magazines. Write for
club rates. J. Frank Pierce store, o24
Water St, Augusta
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Would Leave College His Body

Wallace Gary, 50, in III health and
without funds, attempted suicide Sat-
urday and a note was found request
ing that his body be turned over to a
medical college for dissection and
then cremated. lie was found in his
room on 149 Bracket street Portland.
Saturday forenoon inhaling gas and
was rushed to hospital. lie had
been here three weeks, claiming to
have come from New York, but hav-
ing no relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02
Auction Sale
h. J. Merrick's Farm
Church Hill Road,
Augusta
Thursday, October 4
at l o'clock
Consisting

Consisting
o. the tollowing: dining table and
Sna'rs, 2 high chairs, rocking chairs, !
art square, rugs, chiffonier, couch,
'ea couch, bed. springs, mattresses,
seeding, buffet, kitchen cabinets.
1'snes' parlor stoves, I piano, z
seated pung, jumper, speed sleigh, I
aouo'e sled. I Concord wagon, I
'seeh ason, harnesses, ploughs,
wac press, wine press, cider barrels,
faeKi 9 cases, counters, tool cal
"e'' farming tools and logging
e.atns' pair work horses weight
e'v', ! iarg2 Guernsey COW, I new
.'''en cow with calf, and other
p, :, ,.''cies too numerous to mention.
" stormy, first fair day.
D. L. HYSOM,
octoa,. Auctioneer.
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PALERMO
by Beck

EAST-Miss Marion Moore. who is
attending Shaw business college OF
Augusta, was, at home for the week
end.
Through the help of the Farm Blu
reau the free services of a federal
veterinarian We're secured for Waldo
county to apply the TuberCulin test
to cattle. Tuesday and Friday of last
week and 1875 head were tested in
Palermo.
Several from East Palermo at
tended the fair at Branch Mills, Fri
day.
Guy Lceman is able to be out
after his serious illness.
MIR. and Mrs. +. G. Moore made a
business trip to Augusta, Friday.
William Marden has purchased 4
Ford roadster.
Mrs. Isabella TraSk of Providence
has returned to her home after Wis
iting relatives for week.
Sheepscot Lake grange will hold
its annual fair Thursday, Oct. 4; if
stormy the next fair day.
Daniel Hannan is assisting w. H.
Grady with his farm work.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Painting, Paperino, Decorating 26
Tailoring and Pressing

PRACTl painting an
paper hanging. T.. II. Hodges, >
Gage street telephone S91.
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WATCH-A gold wrist one found.
Owner may have the same by proving
property. II. Price Webher. 81 Sew
all street. Telephone 904-M.
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Specials at the Stores

S-AmmunItiun and everything
the sportsman needs at J. II. Cogan
Co. lNI Water ST. AuCuSIa
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COWS-l5. Z splingers. S freshening
In winter and spring. Profitable COWS
to winter. +. O. Brown. Augusta. r. !.
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HelloWcll.
DWOOD-Bcst dry, fitted for
stoves, furnace CT fireplace. Dry box
cdgings. 6 baskets ST. {. Il. Shaw.
4 Willow St Tel. 423-M.
WOOD-Stovc. furnace and cordwood
w. A. Shaw. Cony Rd. Tel 10S6-M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02

Virgil Lancaster. LLOYD BOynton.
Alternatcs:- Winnifrcd Hanson and
Glendon stafford. The marshal for
the contest. Walter Gordon the class
teacher Mrs. Louden, and Miss Mud
gett and Mr.. Graves.
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Good Things to Eat

cabinet. and child's
hi chair Call - Maple st. Ran
d0lnh. or Tel 39-R
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DUMP CART-In good condition. Must
be sold Immediately. Clifton II. Shaw.
4 Willow St. Tel. 423-M.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanteo-Eemaie


TERS-On ladies' jackets and
shaWlS as well as On infants sacqueS
and DootecS. Steady work all year:
good pay. Submit samples, of your
work stating preference. Louis
SChlcsinGer knitting Co, Inc. No. l
East 33rd St. New York.
ENERGETIC LADIliS-At once TO
give all ar part time to an outside
work in this city. Good income. Box
CT. care journal.
GlRL-For general homework. Mrs.
John Griffin, PSI Madison Ave, Show
hogan.
HOT SENEEpE.R-Mid aged one.
who prefers good home rather than
high wages. References exchanged.
Address Care 60, care journal.
COMPLETE CLASSIFIED Ads give
complete satisfaction to readers and TO
advertisers.
THE AID that tells is the hd that
sells. Read and use Classified Ads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles tor Sale

1921 NASH SPORT-Touring Five
good tires. good paint nickel trim.
Mechanically in LIST class condition.
A good buy for someone. 4. l.. Nc
Curdy, "a State St.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smedbcrs
have returned to New York City al
ter a brief visit with his mother,
Mrs. Mary ]. Smedberg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02

MANY LOCAL. business advertisers
let our adsalcsmen write ell of the
Classified Ads they use. This adj
writing service is free: the profitable
results are quick and sure.
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USED CARS
1918 FORD-Scdan. cord tires. De-
mountable rims.
1920 OAKLAND-Tourng. Good shape.
OVERLAND-Tourin Model s.: wire
wheels and good tires. Runs fine.
WATERvILLE MOTOR CO.
BANGOR ST. AUGUSTA
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EMPLOYMENT
Hetp-Male of Female

CLERkS-For government postal and
other good positions. $1400-$2300
yearly. Experience unnecessary. Full
particulars free by writing q. w. Rob
bins. Civil Service Expert. 3SS Bur-
chell Bldg, Washington, ID. G.
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USED CARS--A good assortment to
choose from. Look 'em over. Brad
street Motor Co. S. Cony St, Angus
ia: Water st. Hallowell.
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Local Notice

Mrs. Roy Trask will have a ship
ment for fall hats for ten days begin
ming Oct. .. They will also be on
sale at the Grange fair, Oct. 4.
oofod1t
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You Are Short landed Advertise for Any Of Help Here Tomorrow
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SaIe

Automobiles tor Sale ~
USED CARS
ls22 F,ORD-Touring. Best of condi-
lloh' lots of eXtras-s265.
~ FORD-Touring: 4 new cord tires;
best of condition.
1921 FoRD-sedan.
FRANkII N-Tourirg car. Newly
painted: best of condition.
N.ASH-Six touring car: been run only
oooo miles. A trade.
"A number of other good trades in
CheVrolets and Overlands.
Cash. terms or trade.
CLIFTON r. SHAW. 4 WILLOW ST.
TEL. 423-M.
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Wan.eo-IIve Stock

LIVE pOUITRY-Highcs cash price
paid. Randolph Live Poultry Co. $50
Water St. Gardiner Tel. 502-W.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sala

APPLES-In orchard on Cross Hill.
Different kinds. Mrs. l.. Perkins, K.
g. AuguSfa
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Solicitors. Canvassers, Agents 81

live ones. For Ma
tional Organization, clientele already
establishcd-So0 per week TO start.
Apply in person or by letter, S-A
Brown St., Room Z. Portland. Maine
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USED CARS
1928 FORD-Sedan. $500.
1921 FoRD-Tourng. s175.
1916 BUICk-Touring: fine shape.
Many others to choose from.
Your present car taken in trade.
TERI s to suit your pocketbook.
HUDSON-ESSEN SALES CO.
292 STATE ST. AUGUSTA
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1921 COLUMBIA-Six, sport roadster,
disc wheels. perfect mechanical condi-
ton. small mileage: S475. Box C-3,
care Journal.
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BLANkETS--J0U stable at $3.50 while
they last. Hussey Hardware Co, Au-
BuSta.
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FON TERlll,.R-Full blooded male
puppy. 10 months old. White. tan
and black. House broke. IL Kings
bury st.
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Situations Wanted MALE

pOSITlON-As housekeeper for elder
y man. c. Webster. 1904 Second St.
HallOWcn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-02

ROY-Wants home while attending
high school. Best of references.
win work his board. Box b., Jour
nal.
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

Barred Rock cockercls
and pullcts from pedigree laying
stock Excellent cockerelS for breed
ing $3.50. Tcl~1111-W after > L. NJ.
II. McCourtney, 81 Arsenal St. Au-
gusta.
II. ]. RED-75 pullcts April Matched.
tnc laying strain, s. each. % laying
year-old hens 81 each Mrs. l.. Is.
Mehh. Winth"oO. Tel. 12I-31.
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BABY CARRIAGE-And bassinette
Tel. 315-24.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
Effective Sept. Is, 1898
Is words to line)

The Journal will not be responsible
,or more than one incorrect insertion.
5Iease notify promptly any mistake in
,he initial insertion.
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YOUR CLOTHE,S-DeSer to lie kept
in first class condition. HoffmaniZ-
ing Will give them that new appear
ancc. Berry the tailor, .201 Water
ST. Augusta.
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THE OPPORTUNITY YOU are seek
ing is calling to you through the clas-
sjticd columns.
CLASSIFIED ADS help those who
helm themselves.
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Situations ..anted-Female 81

USE-CLEANING-By the hour
Mrs. Folger. 117a Bridge st.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

RABBIT HOUND-Eirst class, S25.
Can be seen about $50 P. NJ. any day.
G. +. Brcry. Box 80. Richmond Cor,
Me. Tel. 11-32
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Seeds, Plants Fertilizers

RI'LBS-Giant Darwin tu-
llps, all colors. mixed; largest sized
hulhs $40 per loo. 75c per doz. post
paid. CrocUs bulbs $50 per 100.
Write for prices on narcisus. hya-
ciuths. II. ii. Mayors, "a Water St,
IIljInN-nn
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Horses. Cattle. vehicles

COW-Ncw milch. r. NJ. Morgan, r
|. Augusta. Tel. 1882.
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PAPER MILL FELTS-45c per pound
We have on hand 100000 pounds of
pure wool felts suitable for house
blankets. Can be made into warm
children's garments: sent any width
and length. Benjamin Isaacson Co,
Lewiston, Maine.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Graham and
family, and Mis-. L. NJ. Athearn and
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MOTORCYCLE-Ha Davidson and
side car. model 1873. Tcl Gn2-M
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TELL your troubles to policeman
and if he is stumped call upon our
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-18
MANS HAND IS FOUND
IN PITTSTON CEMETERY

PITTSTON. Pa, Oct 18.-Find-
ing of mans right hand upright
in the grass Of the Wyoming Gene.
terry by Merle Breese caused con-
siderable excitement for q while.
Chief of Police Tierney was notified
and took the hand to the town hall.
Investigation showed that it had
been severed from the wrist three
or four days. The third finger in.
dicated that it had been crushed
years ago.
1t was disclosed that a foreign.
speaking woman, living near the
cemetery, found the hand in her
yard. where an animal apparently
had taken it. Not knowing what
to do. the woman threw the ham
into the cemetery. Police believe
that the hand is from a man killed
a few days ago on the Lackawanna
railroad