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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
,-sI homework Good home hgh
sares Md.nri Weeks. as Welt street
gardiner nov5i2W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

SECOND HAND SINK FORCE
pump. left hand IA inch suction pipe
Myers. Goulds. or Field. In fine shape.
Maine oct31dlw~
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Girl or WOMAN AT WHITE
cloud laundry nov5d3t
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223 Water Street. Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

At ONCE. CAPABLE WOMAN TO
A., a. hnuseh'cper IN medium sized
,srit wage commensurate with ser
,tles rfrIcted 4 good home for -'ght
r,rtv E,frt.nces exchanged. Apply in
person or ID. l-'tcr to pr. :. NJ. Cover.
,.ovhessn Me novad3;
Girl or WOMAN AT WHITE
cloud laundry nov5d3t
At THE AUGUSTA STATE HOSPI-
"a second RIrI for the Supt. Depart
went ARMY 80 the matron. nov5Jtf
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN FOR GEN
e-al homework. Good home. high
sares Mdinrd Weeks. as Welt street.
gardiner nov5,l2w
ciAMRER Girls AT DE WITT tiO-
'el LEWISTON nov5d6ts
4 RELIABLE WOMAN AS SECOND
srl m family OF three. NJ H. Chase. q
ever nj Gardiner. nov5dSt
rNrclnTIc. STEADY. WELL. PAID
employment IN YOUR own home. Knit
rrentlv needed war socks for us on the
'ast sinple Auto knitter. Fun partic-
VARS today &c stamp. Auto Kn'tter
company dept. e. iea-s2i jefferson,
BuTalo =. septi7eodtoDecl5
4 RELIABLE WOMAN FOR GEN
,-.l homework Apply 90 Miss Rauay,
=. School So Gardiner. novtuw
aoNAN FOR SEWING AND LIN
rs fur garments. H. q. Barker Go.
Augusta. Me novljtf
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
sors one who likes children. e. V.
Gown, Augusta. Me, II. F. u. 2.
ftPtBLE Girl on WOMAN F0f,
general housevofh Tel. 800. oct3lrIE
. WAITRESS At HOTEL NORTH.
oct3iitr
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
"ork Appl, II Court street, Aug'is,..
~ ri 1gs-W oct3l]Iy-
COY RNNENT NEEDS l2.JuV
Vomen clerks Augusta EXAMINATIONS
Noy u doc 7 Salary s1200 Expe:,-
'nce unnecessary Women desiring
government positions write for free
PARTICULARS. = 9 Leonard tformer C,vii
service ENaminer). sl7 Kenois Building.
Washington oct3li7t-
st No q Il AP n Err AND BOOK
seepcr single entry. Max Goldberg Il
>on Nl Water street. Gardiner. oct30dtt
1lRL or WOMAN FOR GEN
sfal housowork Family of thr,e.
Washing M IRONING done out. NJ. law
fence. So Gardiner oct3Oltr
fNiEfIENrED WAITRESS. APP
~ - P'frys l6i Water 81. oce22dtt
FEMALE liEl.r At GAYS MA
'''Ur stop 10 work on screw drivers.
octl5dtt
WAITRESS AT HOME LUNCH. POI
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

BUY STLVERWARE At DREW's.
We are headquarters for the old reliable
star Brand Rogers & Bro "A -
goods. You will find a complete line OF
goods in our store at very lowest prices.
Do not buy before comparing our prices
on these goods. You will always ind
us the lowest. Drew's Reliable Jewelry
Store % Lisbon ST. Lewiston. novld1w
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autos. boats. Motors, Etc.

=
E,ee'l.sC, ~ DsoN TOURING CAR.
IN. 'eh' condition. Price reaso,-
No, seen - Gardiner Auto Co. II. l,
''' ''iet. novidlw~
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\ II BRICK SET BOILER VITA
ma II, automatic Erd engine. I2xii
No ~ Alias and Vim steam engine.
s,avc american saw mill. is" whitney
had. saws machine. Band resaw 81
Water, rTH"'n i, Morton. Tel i6l-i;.
'''- nov4tl6Is .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

GALVANIZED HEATER TANK,
complete. 80 gal In prime order, weld
ed seams, iron stand. Address, wi:n
cash price. Box A. Wayne. Maine.
Octa1d1Wt
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Observation-Disclosures

YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS
nurse girl and tutor for children. Best
of references. Address x Y Z, 4. f. -.
No. ). Augusta, Me. nov1sl5,+
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A WIDOW OF THE PRESENT
war would like a position as house
keeper in family of two Or compa 7icn
for elderly lady. viii give references
and want references. Address f." zen.
Delivery, city. noV4d2W
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Cards, Notices, Etc.

MRS. CRAM, MEDIUM, READINGS
daily, ! Capitol St. Augusta, Me. lei.
l0ss-M. noy2il ys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

lies. TIRES. TIRES JrsT Hr
"hs1 a large lot of tires from ,e.d,ns
pr,'ie' Jrvrs Last chance at Old
\ :, sizes. Mail orders filled
!.ior. S@!;s. III Sewali St, Augusta
octldt1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

annT A\u SHOE REPAtRER. Ar
a.. - T.. Jersey 5. ri Water st.
tDYdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

REFINED. MOTHERLY WOMAN
having good home near school would
board child, school age preferred. Adj
dress L.. kennebec Journal, Gardiner.
Il,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED
rooms. modern. close in, 3 in family.
Address Mrs. T., care Journal.
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ONE OR TWO FUR MS D
rooms at so state street. novIi6t
ROOM HOUSE WITH STABLE,
>; B. Worthley. Riverside Drive Tel.
3zS-6. noylc6ts
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PEOPLE TO KNOW l SELL The
Wonder Kerosene Burners for $12. VIII
demonstrate any evening after G. L. \.
Sawyer, 273 Water ST., Gardiner, Me.
Box 165. nOV1d;ts
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nov5-6
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Eventually you will find what you
looking for in the Classified Colul

You overlook the classified month without missing
portuny And yet day Of be printed
vERTIsEMENT which could any circum
For the complex quest" there ant to
clear and unmistakable message for YOU
And important you than any that has
by letter by telephone. telegraph messenger.
be call to higher business opportunities may be ean
property such alone fully appreciate may bue
would lead to the realization Of purposes MA
Is for best interest daily READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

MAN FOR WASH ROOM, ALSO
girls. fiat work ironing. Augusta Steam
Laundry. noV5d3t~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

ELDERLY G ENT I'll NJ A n WHO
wishes a good home, for doing a few
chores this winter. Whittier Farm,
Readfeld Depot noy2d3t-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

hOOMS, PER WEEK $3.50 AND
up; per day ~ cents ana up. Rooms for
IIgnt Housekeeping. also unfinished
rent OF four rooms. Hartford House.
Phone S91-W oct3;dts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05

WARM RENT. 4 ROOMS AND
shed, electric lights. flush closet in
quire 90 Eastern Ave. Phone 56S-R
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
JOHNSON JURY LACKS
TWO MORE VEN|REMEN
Call Panel of Sixteen This Morning
and Others viii he
Chosen
ACCUSED HAS COOL MEN
viii Take the Stand In His own Be
half ut Proper Time-Expect Holly
Contested Fire Between Opposing
Lawyers.

Lacking two men to complete the
panel of sixteen from which jury Is
to be selected to try Dr. Lemue1 J
johnson on the charge of administer
ing poison to his wife. Judge Richard
son yesterday afternoon adjourned
court until 10 O'Clock this morning,
at which time panel Of thirty-two
names viii be called by City Sergeant
John Satterfield.
All OF yesterday was consumed in
the work Of securing six additional
names making a total OF fourteen. 1t
is not believed il will he an easy mat
ter TO secure the remaining two this
morning. The case was given much
publicity at the time it was discovered
that Mrs. Johnson had met her death
through poisoning
All day yesterday DR.. Johnson sat
n the court room us cool as man
with nothing upon his mind. He bore
the inspection of the curious specta-
tors as calmly as a man who had com
mitted some heroic act. and his en-
tire bearing was that of one filled with
confidence as TO the outcome of the
ordeal through which he is now pass
ing.
II was said last night that the ac-
cuscd would probably take the stand
III MS own DehdU Al the proper tlIflS.
There is no certainty about this, how
ever. Events Will indicate what may
be done as the hearing progresses,
and the lawyers for the defense are
not ready 10 announce their line OF
procedure
There is more apparent nervous
tension in the ranks of the officials in
this case than appears to be the case
with Dr. Johnson himself The pros
ecution appears to be satisfied with
its lineup, but every move of the
defense is being watched eagerly,
while the astute counsel for the de-
Tense Is not in any way giving the
other side an opportunity of getting
a glimpse of its hand.
The solemnity of the proceedings
was marred slightly yesterday by uu-
emotional spectators, who gigcled
audibly when several veniremen were
being examined This unseemlv con
duct was referred to by Judge Rich
ardson, who stated that such out
bursts must cease. and warned the
thoughtless one that repetition
would met with punishment.
Thirtytwo names We're given the
deputy sergeants Yesterday and these
will be called 1T 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, II is hoped by counsel on both
that the required two names may be
obtained without further delay From
the finished list OF sixteen names four
viii he stricken. two by each side. and
the remaining twelve will be sworn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
- max. brighter IN. eh.ne., Of an

- make brighter the ehsness OF an
aariy victory.
Meantime and until the present
emergency passes. British officials de-
clare, American troops are 10 be
hriEaded with the British and Frenoh
~ rapidly "a they are made avas1abie,
under the terms OF President Wilson
affer. The now famous ottawa dispatch,
n was Officially explained today. was
the result of blunder made by the
British colonial secretary. who. in pre-
pairing the weekly war summary 20
be sent out to the British overseas
Possessions, mistook a decision arrived
At when the irst American confiusents
went to France--that IS to hold treD7
as a separate organization until anally
traIned-for the latter decision 10
brigade them with the British and
French
Even now ~ was explained. u is
The expectation that as soon as the
present emergency Sc passed. 20 con-
centrste on the building IN Of huge
American reserve army to ho ihTo@
Into the conflict al the rroper time as
the deciding factor for victory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
as the jury to try DR., Johnson for his

as the jury to try Or. Johnson for his
life.
1t was said last night that under
the Indictment the jury must either
acquit or convict OF murder in the first
degree. There seems to be no inter
mediate point 1t had been ntimated
that the defense might attempt to
place the crime. If there has been a
crime AT the point OF involuntary
granddaughter. II was pointed out
that the drug taken by Mrs. Johnson
might have ben so taken under a mis-
apprehension, and that II had not been
prescribed with malicious intent.
This point, II was said might be
made in the effort to show that the
accused was not guilty of murder. and
might aid in mpressing the jury so
that a verdict OF acquittal must be
given. but the intimation could not
tend TO minimize the punishment, II
the jury felt the accused should he
punished. but not be subjected to the
extreme penalty.
The jurymen so far secured are:
John 6. Miller. John W Bates r..
Leslie White. Archie w. Duke. Charles
Gasser Carroll Taylor. all secured yes
terday, and Charles 3. Trant. j W, d.
Earrar. Herman S. Reams. \ l.
Bailey, w. Lamar Edwards. Joseph T
iseath, John A. Traylor II. Cornell
Branch, obtained on Wednesday,
Before adjournment yeste ~ a y
Judge Richardson warned those
selected not to discuss the case with
any one, and to report any ono who
insisted upon talking with any Of them
about the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
ENGLISH PACIf|STS
LAUNCH FLANK ATTACK

London May 1.-THE pacif1sts made
2 vicious lunge against the Lloyd
George government today Not daring
10 tackle the premier himself again,
after the fasco of a week ago today,
they launched a flank attack. Itbroke
down ANONYMOUSLY against the stone
wall Of logic and loyalty of Brtain's
foreign policy whose pilot, James Ar
thur Baifour. stood his ground as un-
finchingiy az did the prime minister
the other day.
That famous peace letter OF Kaiser
Karl to his French brother-in-law was
chosen by the opposition the
wea pom wherewith they hoped to hew
y wedge into the governments front.
But where they thought they would
fnd an opening. weak spot in the
lineup of the chief powers fighting
Ciermany-incIuding Amerlca-they bit
the granite of lndissoluble unity of
aims and action.
by hecklinR and fnnuendo. by
ruvsteriously worded queries and am
higuouslv phrased illusions they tried
desperately to picture the government
as prolonging the war unnecessarily hy
it's persistent icy stare toward the Teu-
tonic peace feelers.
In the midst of this snipin2 fusilade
BaIfour took the bIil nv the horns and .
the last thing the snipers had expect
ed him to say. and thus disarmcd them
completely as Lloyd -Gcorge mad dis
armed the milltarists
..ff any representative Of any beliix-
cfent country desires seriously 20 lay
before us any proposals said the for
olEn minister, we are ready to listen
10 them
Then he added but. the same
italicized but" that has had to he
added to every previous sliea express
sien Of Willingness toward nance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
SOLDIERS VISIT

that the soldiers might ne The guests
Of the cont ent!ou for day longer.
Next came the negro preachers One
hundred Of them came to the platform
and BY request sang q number Of thot~
characteristic hymns, to the delight Of
the great company,
Or r e. Morris then made a pleas
ing address expressing the gratitude
81 the negro Baptists for the co-opers-
tion and kindly counsel OF thew South
ern brothers
Full biooded Indians frnnl the old
Indian territory were then presented
to the body. and Red Cap, who knew
no Er glish, spoke for a few minutes
through an Indian interpreter.
The convention adopted 4 resolution
requesting the president of the body
and the secretaries II the boards 10 re-
quest all pastors in the territory Of
the body 10 call their people together
az suggested by President Wilson s
proc lamstion for fasting and PRAYER
on Nav so.
At the evening session home ms-
sions was again the theme and there
we're several inspiratlonal addresses.
Friday is foreign mission day. Dele
gates are still coming in by every
train. and IL looks now as II the at
tendance will break eHll records
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
VA. MUNICIPALITIES MEET
Gather AZ Ruegers Hotel and Elect
Offcers and Hear Papers

The Virginia Homeopathic Medical
society met Wednesday ct Rueger's
hotel in an enthusiastic session. The
meeting was we'll attended and much
work was transacted around the bar
Quet table.
The officers Of the society elected
were: Or, r S Fairs. of this city
president, Dr. Harry E. Baker Ma
tural Bridge, Va, vice president. and
DR.. q. W. Johnson. Danville. Va
eecretary-treasurer.
1 The guest and speaker OF the even
ing was Or. William Dulaney Thomas,
Of Baltimore. He spoke entertainingly
hefore the members DR.. G. W. John
6on read a paper. which was taken
Mp for discussion by Drs. Jennings and
3domaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17

II American strength is to have
some sweetness in it, and American
greatness some gent / ess, and
American success some real satlsfae-
ton, then checks and halancin*s there
must be in thought about G>d and
good about men aud help about life
and death and accountability Church
buildings help to start these thoughts
and to preserve and continue them.
and out of their unWorldliness and the
HOPELESS debit of their expense ac-
counts, they teach The great truth that
it Is not the mailed f1st. nor the
moneyed power, but II is the pierced
hand that really SWANS the desitnies
Of our race Bishop futile, IN The
Living Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
Mrs. Robert NJ. Rain

Mrs. Alice Camp Balm, wife OF Rob
ert NJ. Balm, formerly of this city, died
In Galveston. Tex. Wednesday and
will be buried in Waco. Tex, today
Mrs. Balm was the daughter of the
late John W. and Harriet e. Camp,
Of Richmond She Is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Lee d, Dewey. OF
Waco. and Miss Harriet Balm. two sis
ters Mrs. c. f. Lakeland and Mrs.
II, E. Curtis. OF Richmond, and one
brother, William c. Camp. vice presi-
dent Of the American National bank,
Of this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17


he had received the documents AT his
house by messenger and that The cur
sorry inspection OF them showed them
30 contain, charges Of such a seriots
nature that he would not wish 10 stand
sponsor for them by putting them in
the record At the same time, he said.
II would not be Just 10 BorElum nor
10 those accused 10 have the charges
suppressed
IF the statements made in afIdavits
and letters submitted by Borglum are
true" Senator Brandegee said. some
body Ia a criminal. The charges made
by him are so grave and serious that
! would not want to be responsible for
putting them into the record, for IL
they are not true they are lihelous.
Therefore. ! ask that they he referred
to the military affairs committee IN
confidence. for such disposition as
that committee may see fl 10 make"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
From Other Viewpoints
Get On With the War:

Debating his motion for the APP
pointment OF a select committee to
investigate the charges made by Cen
eral Maurice against the Lloyd George
government. Nh Asquith at one point
asked,
What Is the alternative"
Get on with the war" cried c. b.
Stanton, a Labor member
The report says that this was greet
ed with loud cheers. It ought TO have
been. 80 better slogan at this time
could he sounded. either for Britain
or any Of the other enemies Of Ger
many,
Get on with the war. \ plague on
pickering squabblng, e-jritterlne
and temper frazzling g V r Y h . r @
among those who are charged with
ending the war by Prussia s defeat t.
Louisville Courier journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
DIR. CANNON CHOSEN
fContinued from FIRST Page y

-
Mexico. on the Pacific slope and in
Asia; that Episcopal residences he
established In each OF these and the
bishops live on the field: that each
bishop make report to each general
conference ~ the details Of the pro-
gress OF the work in his district; that
the newiy-elected bishops and those
hereafter elected be requested to live
In the important cities In those bounds.
This is one of the items Of the lay
mans program As published through
the church this year for democratic
Ing" the church.
A Btshop-elect Cannon Rad fornu-
lated good deal of this Legislation, II
seemed odd not 70 see him debating
II The rules OF the church DO not
Al1cw bishops TO take part In debates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
wESTHAMpTON lots To
BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION

A real estate auction of unusual In :
terest TO investors and home builders
has been announced for tomorrow at
Westham pton, on the Three Chopt
road Mr.. William M. Knott, of
Rueger's hotel, is handling the deal
through the Atlantic Coast Realty
company,
Those who attend the sale, which
will begin at $50 p. M may reach
the site by automobile or by taking
a Westhampton car 10 Stop al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17

The funeral OF Mrs Sadie May
Herseh. wife Of {. H. Hersch. was
conducted Yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock from her home. 1905 North
Thirtieth street. Mrs Hirsch died
Monday She leaves her husband. her
parents 'hree sisters and two broth
ers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
Obituary
Mrs. AdaIlnr Bush.

Mrs Alkaline Bush. the wife of Cap
tain J. ". Bush. Sr., died suddenly
Wednesday night in her home, l0S
Colonial avenue Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed Be
sides her husband who Ia with the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad, she leaves six chill
dren.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
MelghIY Matters

OF cwt. of messages,
The weiahtiest we found,
was that one which came TO an OF
Our COW was in the ID.
Cartoons Magazine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17
WILSON EXPECTS

tContinued from First Page )
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-17

%Seven vtolators of the state nrohi-
hitjou act were adjnaEed guilty in the
musings court, 81 this CITY, today and
were sentenced to one month in Jail
with fines n $l0H each
The grand jury returned true bills
against seven persons charged with
misdemeapors and felonteR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-03
ASPIRANTS SHOWING
SIGNS OF AWAKENING
Candidates Coming Out OF Hiberna-
lion 10 Let Thctr Desires be
Known.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar a,--As-
piranta for office In the 1918 cam
paign In Oklahoma are rsalislng
that Il is time 10 make announce
meats and Il In expected that the
next few weeks will witness many
campaign declarations. while can
didutes have untll forty days before
the primary election TO make up
their minds III they will get In the
race, there n no limit as 10 how
early they might make their bid for
public preference
The gubernRtorial race on the
Democrats ticket IL probably closed
as TO candidates There will prob
ably be no others mentioned than
those who have already been talked
for the past several months J. y.
A, Robertson. w. ". Murray, w. L.
Alexander, Frank Gault and W, A.
Durant will no dovbt close the on
tries. All but osult had made their
formal announcement. He did the
past week. II has been said that Al
Jennings was waiting 90 get In the
race, but there is no indication of II
yet, IL was also said that n, H.
Wilson, state uperintendent. might
try for the place, hut hs has not
allowed his name To be used In that
connection IN any decisive way. ana II
Ia possible that he viii stay out and
try for something else or rest for
a while
A to the othsr state offices, can
didates are not numerous yet. Frank
Carter OF Frederick. who has, been
employed IN the state highway de-
partment has announced that he
would resign 10 take effect March
81, and then begin his campaign for
state auditor. He ran for the npmi-
nation against n. r. Howard but was
defeated. lie believes he can win II
this time. This Ia the first state EN-
ploye t. say that ne Wi resign HIS
place wRen he becomes A candidate.
Joe Morris. now secretary Of the state
election board, ID candidate for
secretary of state. He II Responsible
10 the president OF the senate. Morris
khas no Idea OF feslgnins until slightly
before the primary election. Then he
must give up the place. Charley Nc
Caffsrty. at present assistant secre-
tary OF state, will be rival csndi.
date OF Morris
The state election board has re-
celved no official announcemsnts as
yet but they will begin 10 come IN
very shortly,