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The Monticellonian., 1919-01-17

white and flesh. .-J. B. Dishong Sheriff John White left Sun day for Little Rock to attend tn, annual meeting of the Arkansa
 Sheriff's Association.
 The best looking line of sprins
 sweaters in all new shade att
 B. Dishongh.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nj. E. Levingtsor
 left Thursday for Boydell Thurs
 day, where they will make their
 home.
 We are now located in the
 former Rosary building and we
 want your prescription business. l-Owens Drug Go. Mrs. Lillian McGill, who has been visiting Mrs. Mrs. M. J.
 McGill, returned to her home in Little Rock Thursday.
 We will be glad to see our friends in our new quarters. Fresh and pure drugs at all times.-Owens Drug Go. Mrs. |. B. Wolfe, was called to Tillar Wednesday on account of the illness of her granddaughter, Dorothy Ashford. We have unusally pretty models in springs gingham dress es for house and street.-J. E Dishongh.
 Mir. H. F. Bailey returned Wednesday from McGehee where he has been visiting for the past few days.
 Coat-suits, skirts, dresses and waists at greatly reduced prices. It will be to your advantage, to see them at-Mrs. w. k. POPE Rev. G. K. Rogers pastor of the A. k. F. Church called ia to see us this week to renew for the Monticellonian. Thanks. Mir. Carl Crook and little daughter, Geveva, returned to their home in McGehee Thurs day after visit MT. J. w. Crook and family. Mr. $. Fl. Coleman, manage of Goodwin & Jean Produce Co. of this city made a business trip to Warren last Tuesday.
 Mrs. K. w. Hankins and chil- dren, who have been visiting relatives in this city, left Tues day morning for their home at Little Rock.
 Mrs. Luther Hayes, who has been visiting friends and rela- tives in our city, returned to her home in Kosiesko, Miss, We'd nesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Mosley and baby, who have been visit ing MT. and Mrs R. k. Cherry, in this city, returned to their home at McGehee Wednesday.
 Mrs. R. Q. Williams who has been visiting in Warren return ed to our city Wednesday and Is visiting her mother, Mrs. $. J. Hunter.
 Elza Bond, who has been with the U. $. Army in France, ar rived home last Tuesday, having received his discharge at Camp Pike.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. o. Strong, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Mona Z. Cox, re- turned to their home in Clarks- vile, last week.
 Mrs. w. G. Scougale e and Mrs. William Thebus of Little Rock, :, are visiting their Mother, Mrs. Fleming in this city thls week
 Mrs. Scougale is very i'll with influenza.
 Miss Claude Saddler, who has been visiting, her sister, Mrs. J :. D. Ratterree, returned to her home at Rison Wednesday. she was accompanied home by Mrs.
 Ratterree and baby. Miss Christinia Craig left
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-17
Warning Ord 1T.
In the Drew charcery Court.

Tn the Drew Chancery Court. Francis McRherson, PlaintIf,
 vs. Homer McPherson, Defendant. The defendant, Homer hcPherson. is herr by warned to appear in this Court within thir ty days and answer the complaint of the plain if. Francis stcPherson Given under my hand and seal Of this Cour' he 11th day of December 1918.
 II. c. Burks, Clerk. tSeall 12.ls-4t JTC
The Monticellonian., 1919-01-17
Com missioner's Sale.

NOTI E E HE &EBY GIVEN. hat in pur- tained in the decretsl or Ter of The ( hanrery Court of Drew ,unty. m ,de anu ente ed on the 3ist day Of December A. D., 1918, in a certain cause tNJ. then pending there in between S A. Crute complainant, and deo. NJ Wilson. defendant, the undersigned, as Commissioner Of said Court, will offer for sa ie at public vendue to the highest bidder, al the West door or entrance Of the County Court h use, in which said Court is held, in the Cou aty Of Drew within th- hours prescribed by law for judicial sales, on
 Saturday the 1st day of February
 4. D., 1919
 the following described real estate towit:
 Part the E. half of W ar. of Section L, Township l3 South Range West, same being part of Beverly Rlniol h, Sr tract of land and lying and situated in Drew County Ark ansas.
 TERM OF SALE: On a credit of three months, the purchaser being required to eK- ecute a bond es required by law and the order and decree of said Court in said cause, with approved seeuri ;. bsaring in crest at the rate of per cent per annu from date Of sale un- til paid. and a lien being retained on the purchase money.
 Given under my hand thls 8lst day of Deeem- Der A. D., 1918.
 JOHN " KIMBR0, 2t Commissioner in Chancery.
The Monroe journal., 1919-07-15
TUESDAY, July ~. 1919.
a Sorry exhibition Of Mob Rule.

The visit FRIDAY night Ay mob to
the home Of NJ. Stegall brings np the
old question. "ls . father TO he held
accountable for the sins Of his son?'
That was sorry eXhibi, Of the mob
spirit. to say the least, Here We have
a citizen who has apparently harmed
nc enc, ordered to leave his home by
JanJan /. "d-n quick in the pic
turesQue language Of the mob leader
because his son-a mere youth-has
been paroled by Governor Beckett.
The father had nothing To do with the
crime: he appears TO regret the oe-
currence just as much as some OF
those disinterested parties, who
thought they were doing a chivalous
act by ordering the old man 10 leave
his home. Their act even surpasses
that of the Tennessee mob which sew
eral years ago lynched three negroes
because they poisoned a mule!
The father stood by the boy-that
is his offense. and there isn't father
VINO was in the mob VINO wouldn't do
the same thing. II is a natural in
stinct. No matter how diabolical the
offense there is no father who would
desert his own flesh and blood: il is
second nature to every man. II those
men had stopped long enough 10
think about what they would have
done if their son Mao been similarly
involved that midnight journey would
never have been made A little delib-
GRAFTON at this late hour should make
them heartily ashamed OF themselves,
The Monroe journal., 1919-07-15

Does morning faG you with 4 lame,
siin and aching back Are you tired
all the time - and work a burden?
Have you suspected your kidneys :?
Monroe people endorse noan's Kidney
pills You can rely on their state
ments.
Mrs. W. B. Helms, l0i Hin Stleet.
Monroe. says. i suffered good deal
with my back and Kidneys several
years ago. | think oyer-work and be
ing on my Zee; so much caused the
trouble. | began feeling all tired out
and run Down and my back ached
something awful. Sharp twrnges
caught me when tried TO straighten
after bending and | got terribly diz-
" spells when | would almost fall
Mornings / was so lame | could hardly
&c; up and my kidneys didn't act as
they should. ! read Of Doan's Kidney
Pills and got supply at the English
Drug Co. ! soon felt like a different
person again. One box of Doan's was
all took. but | was entirely cured"
Price 60e. al all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Helms had Foster Milburn
Co, Mfgrs.. Buffalo, \. Y.
The Monroe journal., 1919-07-15

aud for these American soldiers
heard only praise-such criticism as
there was, and il was not considera-
bic. was for officers. Some Of these,
newly come to rank by accident. as is
necessary in the making OF such an
army as ours. were inferior TO theil
task, but not the soldier. British
French, Americans. all who had rea-
sen 70 know. told me the same story
These boys-and they are boys
walked through all the hell of oul
Meuse- Argonne battle--for most o.
them their first battle-commande6
by junior officers equally new, lack
ing in much. alike in training anC
material, facing the best of German
troops. fortified beyond description
They went where no men then sur
yiving in European armies would go
for four years had had their effect
And by the sheer weight of theil
numbers. their courage, their blind
optimistic faith in the ultimate GER
tainity that nothing could withstand
the United States of America repre-
sented by themselves, they passed
the Meuse from Sedan TO Verdun-
fought until the very last second be-
fore the armistice. and then with one
voice demanded to be set down in the
United States without delay.
The Doughboy in Europe was
something different from all else
he was himeslf. He only saw Ameri-
ca. He was Kansas. Texas, Maine oil
Indiana-unmistak But no Eu
ropean could distinguish. He was SC
much more American than provincial
He had the deviltry of youth. the
serenity of newly acquired physical
power. He was without malice, rare
ly If ever drunk, boisterous, but not
unrly. He had his own convictions
his own grievances. He was inclin-
ed To nurse injuries. which he some
times invented and frequently magni-
fed-but there was splendor about
him that made every last American in
Europe almost unreasonably proud
He talked only America, he thought
only of America. His home town be
came a new Athens With the thought
of his own cottage in mind he shifted
at French chateauX. but he was capa'
Bile of anything-his vitality was not
to be concealed Yet he saw himself
not inaccurately-h laughed al him
self and his comrades. He was not
hero. When he talked of his achieve
ments il was with the JOY of an artist
In invention. not OF conceited. self
satisfed boaster-and il was the
story. not the glory, hat counted
The Monroe journal., 1919-07-15
kniser.s sun, Inrerce,lc

Prince Eitel Frederick OF Prus-
sia. second son OF the former German
emperor. has sent the following tele-
gram 10 King George
To his majesty. the king OF Great
Britain and Ireland
In fulfllmest ct the natural duty
Of son and officer. |. with my four
Youngest brothers, place myself AT
your majesty's disposal. in place OF
my imperial father, in the event Of
his eXtradition. in order by our sacri-
nee 10 spare him such degradation.
In the name Of Princes Adalbert.
August William Oscar and joachim.
-t Signedl Eitel Frederick.
ALI. MORN OFT.
The Monroe journal., 1919-07-15

with him.-Fron Ny Five Months
in France" by Frank H. Simoncs,
in the American Review of Reviews
for JULY. 1919
The Monroe journal., 1919-07-15
s675.002S7

Total ...... s675,002.S7
State of North Carolina. Union
County. July g. 1871. r. G. Laney,
Cashier Of the above named bank. do
solennly swear that the above state
ment is true 10 the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief.
r. @. LANRG, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
E. c. WINCHESTER,
T. C. COLLINS.
]. E. STACK, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 10th day of July, 1919.
HARGROVE BOWLES, N. P.
The Monroe journal., 1919-07-15
Report of the Condition of
THE BANK OF UNION,

at Monroe, in the state If Norrh Car
olna. at the close OF business Jane
seth, 1919.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-13

fapttamalla Oliupisto- aptcefim paam-
fiptt =pnluerta.
IS. Y. Nnperion

Wapboddn tafulilla. Mabat mafie-
taan tafaifin, ellei ne tee fitG mitd
lanotaan. Sic paratnapat pGdrfdrbn,
fpatian poltteen, bermostumiIen, nis
lustltler, pistofiet, rinnan poltteen;
poistatpat fuiimetta ia lentiua: ptpat
hpipid nieibin muibin eri tnitei6in.
Sdbetetddn papaasti postisfa %
fenttid laatittp. 5 laatiftoa bolIarilla.
Tostimertit ~lelpaaiuat maffntii.
81. 6eisfon.
1O1 @ecbanic It., Sitcbburg, Mass.
Snoml SIC fairppiaat ia atlantic
bet ioilIa Ell ole ndit6 mbbtGtpdnd,
tilatfaa nGitd beti tauppaanne.
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Seinaniiemenia ,tppbaam

Yaras @ebium HeS gloiper
$25.75 bubs. go p.)
@ammotb 0feo gIotper $4,000
blsbei;.
glfite tpalfea futta gIoiper $24.O0
Dusbeli.
PahbaS Eimotbp 1915 b. asp
@ebium Heb CLOVER ia Sian.a5
Ietaiin $4,000 100 paunaa.
GIiite palfea tiiffa gIotper ia Sis
r1otbp iefaiiin, tddId fastpateat bs-
tudlld irenestbfielId, paras beina tai,
lille slutoiIle. @astpaa albaiiiIla
MALTA. Ell ole tpeben aria. SGnG fee
men diff paras fiemen paIomairIa
fDl!peiiGipG Justin Iirmen poistues1a.
S22.5C 100 palnaa.
edit mafiatpat 70 (. fappnte. iota
CT balue ostaa iaffid ipoipi IG5e.taa
citat iafit parielipostisia ia panna
iiimenid mlifaan. 6: fe palioa mat'l.
On mp6s ~iaata.pana Warquis fss
tudtn;iun iiemenid, ipnIfean @9sI1n
tarre:1 iiemenid. @liotfin faureI tie
men:a il obrm fiemenid. Rpibtdi
h:,.to:a. Saatte bbtpia iiemenid min
tdaltd tiloatte. Cite olIenfnan erehr
by moan ie on teilIe bb0bpt1i.
Sluf Bath,
@oy Sc. Metp yort @iIls, @imn.
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SmmalampaIueIuffet uipat i~drjestettd.
ipdt fenraamasti:

Mdrquetisfa toinen, nelids ia init
bes iiinmintai fiuisfa no. $50 a. p.
ia Italia ~obielmarIinen manfpietto.
0olmannen funruntain ebelliisftd
tiisiaima @iinifinsisfd, iesfituiifforn
Mibtpopsfa, torstaina 6orest 2dfess
IA; foImantena funrurtaina Waasfis-
IA; iofa toinen TIM Gmafasfd do. 10
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&irfonmcnoja belmifunlla:
is p. Spartasia fcululla flo 2 ip.
ia @ilbertisid flo 8 in.
S. MantiIa,
Gilbert, Mimn.
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amaia, Mie6.
aiatufiia Stint. 20 l.. jobbusta
(Sattoa ipiime n:roon)

Sitte 1anotann: fun tubannen
tpuptta on %fulnnut, min iaatand
pGGstetddn panferbestania, enc
ulos patanpita ipiettelemddn, jotta
neli1llG maanfulmalla oipat, @og
ia Mago9, eta bdn beitG iptaan to-
fpaiii, ioibenta lufu OH minimum me@
renianta. @ailmaf loprn .ebelld,
fun Sumalan Jana bplidtGdn, idttdd'
Ypbd 9enfi murbeelliierla ibmilet,
ia Iilloin laatanan benfi pGGiee
pleiiesti ipaltam ballitiemaan ibmis-
ten ipodmisiG, ia iilloin on iopat
pmpdri mailmaa. iobat faifellaiiista
aiipista, erittGinfin tpallasta.
2afi ia oifens 6DIidtddn ia mieli<
tualta ipta patasia tulee iiialle, TO
Dit tulee riitaiiifih, aipioelGmd 3D.
ipi6G ia faifellainen ilfebs ia ipdde
RIPS iaapi palLan. @e ndemme
tGmdn 10 grropasia oleipan tpallals
la, iosta ieuraa eniinnd ndlfd ia
ruttptaubit. On iiis aitpan mali
tuiben etlpttdmistd militia niiipptteli>
.ioiltd, iotfa fauppaatpat tnbatiuip-
tista Observation-Disclosures. Wfe
ndemme ielipGsti npt &aamatun M
nustusten tdDttptpdr, Ella misiddn
ole merffid MIN pGin, ettd mailma
paraniii, ipaan minimum aiat opat
Object ,,gipan p6iipind", Min alfaa
ne NIT olla. ,cSerrm pdiipd on tus
LENA minimum iparas DolId", eli mini
filin paula faiftein plitie. Cite ias
notaan: Sa be astuitpat maan afpa-
ruben paddle, piirittiipdt ppbdin lei
nit, rattaan taupungin ia tuli lm<
feii Sumalalta taifpaasta ia fDi beis
Dot. Sdmater fuin 1e i%paifpaiitpat
fpmnbursfmiben Iaarnaaiaa Sobo-
masia paboilla toiQdnid, iamoit be
tpaiipaaipat ~ipiirneiien pditpdn ebelld
faiffia fristitpit6 bmpGri n,aan piis
rim ia tdmG tpiba ia tpaino on 10
febittpnbt iellaiieen mittaan ofasia
meibGnfin fmIanmme, ettei moiieIle
tpertaa, ia ~peltdGnpd meifdldisten
bolibetpifien tefetpdn iellaiiid tefoia
tdsid maasia, eta iuomenfieliiet TO
~toiitlet laftautetam, iiiben luettllra
Observation-Disclosures. 6pipd pliii,
ettd oliiin tdsfd aiiasla tpddrd pro-
feeta. @eiIlG on Siimalan armosta
pubbas eipartfeliumi ia iellainen tuns
teminen Seeiufiesta 8ristufiesta,
ettei feIl6Gn paremmin ia fentdbben
Iantnna iitd Min fitffuiiesti tpibaa
ia ientdboen brittdd ianba fristitDis
to mitd ipdlfedmpdn1 dlentdd1 mdtl-
masia. Serra iartoo profeetm tauts
ia meilIe Iobbutufiefii: ,,StId pelfdd,
nina plen iinnn tansfufi, ala bdrs
baiIe, nina olen iiriin Sumnlaii;
nina ipnbtpistan finnid, ditan finua
ia tiren iinua mirnin fpanbursfmites
nj oiteaIla fdbeIlG." @infalaiSefii
el6n6 ndind ipiban pdiipirld mios
o~ostnIfin, eli ole meiIId iptdd peIs
fopn, iilld Serra on meiodn tur-
iparnme ia apumme; ie 9erra, iofa
on meiodt ipaIinnit 10 iidrfaiffiiia
aifoia ennen flin mailman p~eriistiss
faan Iasfettu of, bdrt on l%uipannut
pitdd buoIen meistd; ban ndfee bd-
tdmme ia ldbettdd tiilen taiipaasta,
iofa polttaa jumalattomat, fcfoo tho
mionid eteen taifii ipddrintefii6t ius
: malattomat tuIesta ia tulifetpestd
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palaipaam idripeem, iosia beitd mai
ipataan lattdamata.
S. e. Nnberion
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K~irkoHi$ia TImoituk$ia

edann5IIinen tpimttnta Dittbbnrstu
G,p. 2xtt fenrafumtapitrisid.
Titebburaisin. @nss:
almimiben enIimdiiend iunnuntais
ma neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 op. ia
~bartausbetfi flo. 7 III; rippi ia Q. p.
ebtooIIinen iofa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lniien tai iltabartausbetien pbtepbes'
IA.
4uufnlben toiiena iunnintatna III
maIanpaIipeIrs ITO. 10 ap. ia ieuras
human ohieImaiItama 10. $50 III.
&uuinuben ioImnntena ~funnuntni'
na iumalmpaItpeIis To. 10 ia Lass
ten obieImailtama Ito. $50 u.
2lmiauben neIidntend ~irnnuntatsa
iuualanpaItpeIus no. 10 ap. ia Nio
rifoliiton obieImaiItama 10. $50 III.
Ypbdtoulu ioia iipanimtatna 10. 1
p6iipdIId.
R00ri barioitteIee ioia ttistatsiIta
ITO. 7.30
Seurafnnnan fl~nitaisfotors hnas
7.3O III.
faiiben enfimdiIend r1aanantatna 10.
7.80 in. Seurafiinnam firtto on: 88
Mecbanic fablin i~parreIIa.
N~apnarbisia, Nass.:
&lafauben toifena innn,rntaina
iumalnnpaltpeIus etp. Iut5. firtosia
fIo. A tai Italia jog Min eritbiiesti
Mr 'i1enG feSfitptifs
iona bartausbett, etp Iutb. firfosfa
ITO. 100 III.
N~arIborosfa. Srobsia ia Sit5piIIiam
isia 81. 8. pibetddn iumtaIanpalpe>
Iufiet tolmnniten fumnuntain 5eu>
bnsfa iofa fuitnlibesin.
'Seurafumtapiirin pastpri on:
g. @iettinen.
70h Weobnnic #.
Sitcbburs, Siass.
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10 p. Settle 8iiperisIa @iftiGan
ainnnolla ITO 8 in.
90 p. @~alaipaIan firtosia flo 9
ip. ia @estor Yeterim flo 8 iI.
21 p. 3ablerisia 81. 8GiIdien
ailimolla tlo 2 p. ia 81. Iution
ainnnolIa flo s in.
% p. @eatperin firfosia ITO piioIi
2 ia 8ecfmnnnin aiiinnolIa Ito 8 iI.
20 p. Saltoien foululla flo 10
ap. s.. @btpolliien tatsla; Matrnml
tuilulIa ITO Q ip. 8. @btoollilen
fansia.
23 p. 2ablerisia @iistaffonin
aliinnolln ITO s iI.
90 p. 8otpebsia ITO pioIt 2 ip.
% p. Nasbpaufiesia IS. &ustes
bin aiiinnolIa flo 8 in. 81. 9. @ie-
mn iaarnaa.
g. g. Niemi
Yub. 1862. Tbomion, @inn.
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SdannSllincm tuintinta Serfep Gitpm
Gtu. 2ntb. femrafuntapiirisfa:
Seriep Gitpsfa, q. s.
&irtfo: gbesnut atpe. ia Senrb #.
fuImasfa, IdbelId maanaliien raiita>
ten Summit -aiemaa, iosfa on Ien
Dorfista tultaesia iddtGapd pois iu-
nasta ia fGipeItGtpd firfoIIe.
SumalanpaIipellis iota ~funnuntai<
no flo 5 Up. 8. p. eft. fuufaiben 1
fnnruntaina.
&appeli: 81 Bergen atpe. Boobs
Iatpn ia Gunitong ntpe. fp6lisid.
Sacfion f~atlItpaiinu tho IdbeIIe fappes
Tia. iefd ACKNOWLEDGMENT Simmit-
afemalta.
SaImalanpaltpells iofn funnuntai
Ito 10.45 ap. ia pbbdtonIu Ito Q ip.
OmpeIufeurantofous iofa torstai
ITO 2 ip.
2aaiIubarioit,is icta periantai no
8 in.
Observation-Disclosures iofa fuin 2:na
ia 4:nG ~funstumtana ITO 8 In.
Neu @uebellesia, 81. q.
@irffo: Sitpifion It. ia Union atpe
tllmasia.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fulifmlben 1:nd
f%unnnntdira ITO 8 in. ia 8:na torss
taina ITO $50 III.
Cast Bort Gbesterisfd, Conn.
@irtto: 9eIatpan atpenueIla.
@reentpitcbin iatiituainirtien parrel<
Ia. SrmrlanpaItu. ~fiiisdnoen 8:na
finmint. Ito $50 III.
@umfcairisfa, 81. s.
@irffo: 1le1~ gi6ge atpe ia
Sorest It fulmasia.. SumalanpaItue-
Ius friifalibeu 2 ia A tiistaina Ito
$50 IN.
NeIIetpiIIesfd. 81. s.
&artausbetfi fuufaiiben 1 iestitpiiffo,
ra no s in.
Mppnt wernpsfa, q. q.
u. 2aanerilla 881 Nortb Serrace
atpe. &artausbetfi fuitfaiiben 2.na
ia 4:n6 torstairla no s IN.
gatsfiIisfd, 81. q. ia Sobofisia.
81. s. b. m. eri ilmoitliffien mifnan.
BaItpeliistani baluatpat ipoitpnt IL
moittaa iirieeIIifesti, tabi fdbod paps
piIasfn, fparmemmin tatpattntpisia
ammipditpdIld ia indlIa no 81.
M. Mnttonen
81 Bergen atue. Serfep gitb, 81. s.
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% y. belmif. SuiiiGripen firfosia
flo IL dp. Serran ebtooIlinen. @ir-
t%onmenoien Iaputtiia on ieurafrnnan
fofous.
2 p. maalisf. 0afe Woroinisfd,
9af. flo II dp. Serran ebtooIs
linen, ITO 8 ip. ia 8 ip.
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Slpf Tarh,

Mefp yprf Mills. Rimn.
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6 p. Sate Worbenisia Q. Sat.
TO s ip.
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II ap. flo 3 ip.
IA D., Sreneb SaieSIa @inn, Sas
cob &iiularan taIosla fIo 8 ip.
IS p. Srencb 2aien i~eurabuonfel-
la flo IL ap. 2ippitoulu beti iirs
t~onmennien lopnttua.
90 p. NIegi Saimesipnin talpsia
flo s ip.
90 p. Srencb 2a.en ieurabupneel-
Ia flo II ap.
80 p. @enabgan firfosIa flo
II ap.
5. l~lrpilainen
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Saarnaiuuuroja bclmifumlla:
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Dor 1T TeIef. 1872
Evening journal., 1919-12-17
LEAGUE IS HIT IN
NORTH CAROLINA

CHARLOTTE. ~ c.. Dec. Incomplete
returns from practically every Ninth
district county yesterday elect Clyde n.
Hocy, Democrat. OF Shelby to Congress
over John VI. Morehead. Repub icsn,
Charlotte by a majority conservatively
estimated at 1000 votes.
The huge majority rolled up by
Mecklenburg county which pOlIed 3675
Hoey votes to 1912 for Morehead. saved
the day for the Democrats. whose feJrs
grew as The MorChcad banner swept
triumphantly through county after
county in the hills OF western North
Carol ma r'
Mecklenburg, which has saved the
district for democracy for years; Gas
ton. the districts battle-ground and
Cleveland. Hoey's home county. gave
the Democrats the biggest majorities
The Moreh"ad leg!ons carried Burke.
Catawba Mad son Avery and Mitchell
The chief issue Of the campaign was
the Leasue OF Nations. TO which Mr.
Morehead is an avowcd foe. That the
league is not as popular with western
,c0urties as the Democratic aces" sent
here from Washington to speak. tried
to have The folks believe. is evidenced
by the maiorities gwen Morehead in
the districts end.