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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Orcno. Ne. Jan. 23--The trustees
Of the University OF Maine today
sIscssd Raymond L. Walkley Of the
public library at Minneapolis. MINI,
a. librarian Of the University. He
will assume the position ON March
1. Nj. Walklsy il . graduate Of
Tale and OF the Albany Library
school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Rent OF the E P Harzs-s g.
Company.
The same speaker win address, >,
Underwriters C wate-vilis n "a
evening Of January 9th TIE y-...
being Fire Prevention Corar,.ss.,r
er Smith has also been recues.e
address the Local Underwater
Bangor in February. his sub;.e- :.
ing also IT tia: time upon Fire p
ventiou Al the economic waste G. "A.
nation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Auburn. Ne. Jan. :s.-In the seS'
ond game Of q series Of three 81
basketball the Massitts Of this city
defeated Bath by . score Of IS 70
rs. The game was much faster shaH
the score would indicate The iea .
ture Of the game vas the caging o.
u baskets by r. Neulton Of the Was
sits The first game Of the series
was played In Bath, resulting in =
score Of a to II. Bath winning. TIE
third and last pane will be p.ayea
in the City hall In Lewiston. It he.Hs
. neutral door. a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
OAKLAND
0lake.Spene-

o00es0penSS!
a quiet wedding vas solenh..N
at the Methodist parsonage a; c.s'
land Thursday evening when Wal
ter W. Blake and Alice II. SpsaceF'
both OF this town. were united n
marriage by Rev. Weston F. Ho.-
man. The double ring service was
used. The bride was beconingE
gowned In . dark blue travelling
suit with hat to match. M Bake
was in the S1st Division. 3s&sh II
fantry. American Expeditionary For
ces. and since his return from ove:-
seas has been employed \: the CAS-
cade WOODEN min. After a short wee.
ding trip Mr.. and Ars. Blake VII.
rsside in Oakland. These popuiss
young people have the eest wishes
OF their many friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Woman Suffrage Before
virginia Salons Monday

Richmond. Va. Jan z3--Qovernor
Davis today transmitted to the Gen
sfal Assembly without recommends
ton the Anthony federal equals
amendment.
Tbs amendment will be considered
at . Joint meeting Of two comhmit-
tees of the House and Senate Nom
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
ODD LADIES ENTERTAIN
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR

Fort Halifax Lodge Of Odd Ladies
entertained their government in
speetor. Mrs Georgia Wilson Of
Portland, Friday afternoon and eve
ming at Modern Woodmen hall. A
fine supper was served AT so
O'Clock. after which the regular
meeting with initiation and degrees.
The annual inspection also took
place and the inspector. Mrs Wilson
spoke words Of commentator On
the excellent work performed BIZ the
officers Of the lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

AT the regular meeting Of Cush-
noc Grange @. Riverside on Friday
evening TIE first md second degrees
were worked There was large az
tendance and the meeting was en-
toyed by all Liga. refreshments
~ere served
The lecturer. Mrs Florence Dun
lap. furnished very interesting
program L J. Arey was elected q
member Of the executive committee
for three years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
JOINT INSTALLATION
OF Officers Of Augusta Camp. Medsrs
Weedmsn. and Lombard Camp. r
n. 4, Ned Friday Evening At G
A, r. Hail

~ ~ "OsO VEOSJ eSe""0 ~ ~
A. r. Hail
Augusta Camp No. 7fe Modern
Woodmec. and Lombard Camp. No.
z.Sl- Royal Neighbors Of America,
held joint installation Of officers
or Friday evening at G. A. r hall
with large Attendance. including
many visiting members from Water
Vile. Hal!oweii and Gardner, and the
installation ceremony waes carried
out in a splendid manner.
The installing officer for the Mod
ern Woodmen was District Deputy
A B. Boston Of the waterville Camp.
assisted by Manley A. Haskell Of the
Augusta Camp as escort The follow
ing o8cers were installed: Venerable
consul. Henry W Haskell: past con.
81 Chester u. Redmond: advisor,
william y. Taylor: clerk, Bert l.
Nicholas: banker. Clarence E. Stew
art: escort Joseph Shirley: trustee.
Aaniey A. Haskell: physicians, G. E.
Washburn and p L. Mckay; watch
man, Lyford ". Robbins; sentry.
John Ellis.
The installing officer for Lombard
Camp. r y. A.. vas Frances E
Farrell. deputy Of the camp. assisted
By Bertha Young. The following off,
GERS we're installed: Oracle. Beatrice
Overlook: vice oracle. Bessie Haskell:
chancellor. Mildred Pierce: recorder.
Alice Ptnkham: receiver Irene Hun
newell: marshal. EAe Knight: past
oracle. Julia Robinson; managers.
Alice Pierpont and Manley Haskell.
After the ceremony dancing was
, enjoyed during the remainder Of the
evening. music being furnished BY
Douglas orchestra. The occasion vas
greatly enjoyed By all. Refreshments
Of ice cream were served by Grant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

meets Il US$x1S8S bSAA1ASS sNN~s
geen ard trained mind
The young men Ia Maine are net saas-
ing Ia the State ~ they sAcuid- ana sns
Srsia is taking away some Of the Dest
Of TIE Maine boys- And President eaHs
gave tie suggestion Dat all wAe esissss
In The future Of Maine Win dnd n N
Maine colleges boys Who ought 70 Say
In Maine and give them theif eaceSr-
sgensa,- The college helps - per cent
Of lie graduates to get places but there
are not nearly 50 many Applications
for Maine boys from Maine people IS
there should BE- Dcn': forget the boys
in Maine colleges who ought to stay
here and build UP Maine" said The
speaker.
The address Of President Siiis was
greeted with warm applause and the
SPEAKER was given q :isicg oyati-n-
A large number Of guests we're pres
sns :. the meeting One OF the guests
Q. the evening was Chief Justice Leslie
c. Cornish. who was seated ~ the
speakers table
The speaking program was preceded
By . bozntifui and delicious Ro.arsan
supper The easertainnent program
vas one Of many features, including
among them . czzcker-eAtinS contest
and. q rhodes Scholarship ExAmina-
ton The principals IN the cracker
eating contest we're panforth Nash and
Madison Gilman. who, biiuafosded. en-
deSvored 70 feed each other CRACKERS
using SPOONS II Was surely some stunt
and kept the audience IN laughter the
Judges, Dr. o. ". Turner. John Gould
and Harry Pierce, declared the contest
q draw.
TIE Rhodes Scholarship" exam
ination was conducted BY Principal
Fred Nash Of the Ccny High school.
and the contestants. some Of whom
declared ernphaticaIiy that they did
Tot want the scholarship" were
Frank giiodsau. Nelson Gordon, Roy
WardweIl. Hiram L Pishon, Fra1k
Tracey. Frank Hewins- Myron Mad
docks and Charles Paine. AS judges
H H. Stuart, Percy Whiting and
Willis Swift were appointed Cen
eraI questions were asked and gen
erai answers were given with many
miss and many q guess. How
many books are there In the Bible ,"
was asked One said 81. and the next
said SIS. Who Was CAIN" was ask
cd. and the answer that he was
naughty boy was declared correct
This contest came to climax when
the question was asked What Gov
ernor ID buried on the CApito!
grounds At that moment q bell
boy at the Augusta House appeared
a, the door to summons a Rotarian
TO the telephone. and in a lloyd voice
shouted Blaine s. Viles" And
that brought down the house. One
Rotarian. however. promptly voiced
the opinion OF the club tina. Blaine
is not dead yet In this contest.
first place was given to H. L. Pish-
On. and second TO Charles Paine
New members Of the club intro
duced at the meeting were Roland
Sc-ibner Of the Crossett Shoe con-
Germ. Milton .. Dean of the Edwards
Manufacturing concern. and Percy
H Whiting. publicity man for the
Central Maine Power Co. They were
given a cordial welcome to the clubs'
At shor. business session. o. w
Adams was elected a director Of the
club in place o. Henry D. Evans
who has moved from the city.
Rotary songs were sung, and the
meet Ting was closed with the singing
Of America"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
NATIONAL HOME

omcer Of the day. capt. William l.
Pierce.
John King Of Portland. late L. S.
navy. has been re-admitted to the
Home.
Alexander J. Mclaughlin has re-
ported from a furiough passed in
Boston.
Frank Arsenault AMI Arthur J.
Stebb!ns have returned from passes
10 6kowhegan.
Fur!ough4 have been granted to Al
phonso Penley to Rockland and
.ancs p. Terry 70 Boston
DR.. Alfred J. Klint has been or
sesed 70 the Central Branch At Day
ton. Ohio. and will leave Sunday for
that place. While his many friends
ore Pleased IN learn Of his promo.
.ior, they will be softly to loose him.
Religious services a. the Home
chapel Sunday will be held az follows:
Mass and sermon by Rev. Fr. Nc
I-aughlin at $50 and Protestant ser.
vices by Rex. c. L. Fhaien at 1920
o'clock: Sunday 2hool at go p. u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Mrs. Mary A Doe. aged a. passed
away Friday evening n her home a.
- Bangor street after long Illness
She wAs q life long resident Of Az
guEtA-
Funeral services will be seld 1t :
p. NJ Monday At the late home
Friends please emit Aovef1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
WINTHROP

TIE Winthrop Driving club have
the fo,lc~.ax races scheduled for
mex. Saturday on Lake AaranAcook-
TO segin At 10 sharp. weather PEI
hitting:
Class A-Dorsey ". Wells: Simon
Ken,en. Riley: Joe Hunter. C. s
Towle.
Class B - Storm King. WEIGH;
starwise, Lord: Jeanette r, Han
Cao C-Blonde. Sears; Ruby Set
zer. r. D. Barr: Nancy 3. BTunsau;
Pat de Forrest. Saabosn; --
Luce
CRAss D-Prince Kenton. Stevens:
Tiny. Baird: wilkes, Rice; Simeon.
J. n. Tovle-
The eoetums card party ami
dance held Thursday evening At the
Town hall under the auspices Of
Patience Stanley Chapter. D. A R..
was largely attended and vas a
success IN every way. Many quair.
costumes were shown TIE hail
vas prettiiy decorated for the af-
fair in the national coicrs With fags
Al every window and wreaths and
bouquets OF green effectively placed
about the hall Douglas orchestra
Of Augusta furnished exceiIen.
music for the dancing. Miss Har.
net ". Weston. vice regent OF Pa
thence Stanley Chapter. was chair
man Of the committee Of arrange.
ynents. She was assisted by Mrs.
LavefnA NAxhesd and Mrs. Helen
Perry on the decorating committee;
Mrs c. II. Shaw and Ars- J. p.
Bishop On the card table committee
MIS- ]. A Foster. Miss Bertha HUd-
son and Mrs Prescott On tire ics
cream committee A good sum VA
Armenian Relief fund.
FTeDds % GsosEe r. Fellows Of Fay
cite. VIA Vas recently operated Upof
at the Augusta Genera. hospital. VIII b
pleased 70 learn that he is recovering
nicely from the operation Mr. Eel
lows Is the CUES. Of Mr.. and Ms e c
Leighton for the p.eseas and NJ. Eel
lows -in come hare As soon as be i
Gbie 20 leave the hospital
MIS- Helen Perry was called 70 Att,e
boro. Mass. Friday by the death Of :
friend
NJ. Clyde Watson Of Rumfo-d Is tn
guest Of Der parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
II XeI!roy.
Word has been received from Lake
Land. Pa. Of the illness Of Mrs Yer,
jackson jerks ard her little sol
Charles They are roth at the hosrita
for treatment
An entoyable ten-ten party vas bel
Friday afternoon At. the home Of Nrs
Eve.ard French Refreshments yer
served and the time spent in sewing.
Rev. y. p. Pearson accompanied
party Of boys from the Methods
church 10 Lewiston Fr;cay to attend tn
boys conference in that city. The boy
are Russell Moore. Kenneth S.mpso,
and Norman Thomas. The leader. Ar
thur Walton. was unable TO attend tn
first meeting but will go later Othe
boys who went from here were Giloer
Maxwell and BAY kimbau- Nr. Brow,
was also present FRIDAY
EAsT-rne East Winthrop school vii
open Monday. Jan. q All persons in
,erested In . nigh. cchool will NEE
Nonday evening. the same cate. at tn
schoolhovse at I'D o'clock A. tia
time plans will Be discussed fer tn
evening classes and it Is anticipates
that large number viii make ayplica
ton to attend the classes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLAS1ERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easicf, Quicker

There's no seose b mixing . mess
Of mustard -four and wa1Rr Whan yuu
Can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness with alittie caeG white Muste.ole.
Austesoie Is msde q pure Oh Of
mustard md other helpful inuedienta
combined IN the fusm q the present
white ointment Il takes the pl1ce Of
mustard plastes4 and viii not hlistez.
Musteroae usually gives ponpt relief
from soEe tMoa3 6tunctitA toooiiitia
group. sti6 ned, asthma, neurzgia,
ts2daehe ooneestioa. p3emisy.shsumn,
tlnm, trmhaen pains and sches q tie
6ack q JOINTS ap91in4 sese a1ir5ea
bsui11 cA1hlain6 destsd 5eek cs6As q
tAe chest lit oftsa pssvon11 ppenaneaisl.
3oe and ooe jsrs hospit0 - asa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

OoAy 00tS 10 WoGfa93o
The Cony girls defeated the Rock
land tassies BY \ score o. Is 70 Z 1Ae
playing Of the locA, aGxreEaticn Uas
far Superior TO that cf the ytGtorS.
the girls demonstrating thar they
we're CIT 70 win as they have IA e.
ey game thus TAR this season Rock
land fought hard but could not drop
tie leather through the net Tor
Coay. Alice Sterling played q ma,
snappy game and was great factor
N Tire final score. For Rockland. Mia
D Winszov seemed 10 be much bet
ter than her team mates
J The sgmmary:
CONY GIRLS ROCKLAND GIRLS
A Sterling. n ----.--- n. p AcLocn
II Sterling. " .---- rb IL Brewster
D. GhdinEs. ------ c, u. Flanagan
I Puftnxton. Sc --.--.-. sc, l. Green
E Io2s. rb --.---..------ L. A. SnoW
Score: Is to 4 Goals from hoor. A
Sterling & II Sterling. D. Winston
Goals from fouls, A Sterling 2 D.
Winsiow = Referee. Miss Simmons
Umpire. Miss Strong. Scorer, Miss
Haskell Time, three feEk.
Following the games there vas .
Dance. music being furnished 6y Fox
brothers and Ingraham-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Dance =. Nacczbee hall tonight

Miss Marion Ezlirvood entertained
n honor Of Mrs. L. I. Goodman Of
Psssaic, y. J. on Friday evening ~
ker home or SewzI street The
guests we're the Misses B@snsce
Leighton. Madeline Toh<y. Helen
Thompson. Susie Carr. Doris Wider
and Jessie Carr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Nrs- Sarah Hayden. supe-1nsenc-
en-. Of the Augusta General hospital.
Miss Atssda Donaicson. ASSISTANT
superintendent and Miss Una Clark.
schnc. nurse. returned Friday morn
ing from Bangor where they hac
been attending the seventh annual
convention Of the Name State
Nur,es' Association Mrs. Hayden
was elected a member OF tie board
OF directors Of tie association
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
LEWISTON

Goals from foor-Ryan 2. Connoliy
}, Nation. IL. Ansai6o 2. Garfield
l. keene I. Loane 2. Goals from
fouls-Ryan ,; Keene .. Referee
Matthews Of Waterville high. Time.
TWO lS-minute periods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Come in and ask for prices
and compare them with prices
elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
pIT1SfIELD

Al enjoyable event occur-e- IT
day evening when Mrs Eye,y- "a
who is 500. % leave tow. was ..-5--.
a surprise party by the neute-s :. -
New Era Auxii,ary Q. TIE Fan
church. Of 1hich she has tse- Ia
helpful member for many .eaIs -
ing the evening q program was -
seated tnciGdtng An er-g.nsi poez ~
ten for the occasion by Mrs Nj
winsate- Ms. CAN ~As q SAla-5 -
Der Of the faculty at Il c. : e zi-r
years and has also served as 1870
at the pubic library res3gni2g -. -
sitioa few years ago. she rs "a
eoen ass slant librarian. She -! eat
shortly to make her home il LeTls-..
and viii take with he- the 1es: r1s1ss
Of many friends
Mr.. Call vas presented a sne i-a--.:
travelling bag b those prese-::
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
VAUDEVILLE

Mre. n e. Sawtesie Of Augusta
was IN the city Friday on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
LOCAL NOTICE

To let-Grove st. 8, two furnished
rooms jan34dlts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Word vas received here Ta.-s-4j
Jan -. announcing the deaf .: =.
cry l. Barnes Of Auburn. ;o-os:
resilient Of this town. Wiki cc:arrs-
IN a hespita, in tia: c.ty Tnars,2y
where he recenuY underwel; = s--5:-s
surgical operation The -er-z..s =
arrive h PittsAe:d Sunday. uhe-= =.
funeral service viii b. held.
NJ Barnes vas ece Of The hes:-k-owa
stone usAsons n this vicinity a.: vas
= man highly sseeeDs5 by u k-.s t--v!e
Of frsenda- He vas q member :, Nerd
.sn Lodge. =. ana A. n, Anc :: Beth.
leaen, CHAPTER, o. z s He : =-:v.ve4
by widow. Mary Wright, Ba-a... {
daughter. Mrs. c1yds T. Man Of Be
ton: two Sons. Cecil and Cia;;e:.. c: Az
burn; two sisters. Nrs- Frances BaEzes
Of North Weymouth. Mas. and NJ.
Hiram Carr Of P!tts6sad: asd = trot1
Lewis Barnes Of Massachusetts,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
.COBURN BURIES
LEWISTON HIGH
AT BASKETBALL

Coburn Classical Institute defeated
Lewiston high in q one sided but
well played basketball game at the
Cohurn gymnasium Friday evsninx.
by score of 70 to %
Ryan starred for Coburn and
heene Of Lewiston distinguished
himself by . series OF successful,
throws from the center .. the floor.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Sundays Concert Program

Grand March--"The Kings Grena-
diere." Luedecke
observation-disclosures Bellini
Theme ct Tar-"Last Rose OF Sum-
mer Farmer
violin solo by Leander J. kirk
,e.cction-''Cheer Up Hubbell
Eoc;u.ne-"Fores Sounds" Luedecke
Qu:rdr.llc-"Casino'' Schleth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

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r...:. :. ri. sl-s Sss Hea A1sr ssgga
''; s:;-A.MnZzk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

EAST-rhe East Winthrop school will
open Monday. Jan. D. All persons In
,eres;ed IN . nigh, cchooI will meet
Nonday evening. the same cate. at the
schoolhouse at 10 O'Clock A, that
time plans will Be discussed fer the
evening classes and it Is anticipated
that 4 large number will make a,plica-
ton to attend the classes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

seesker ~ Subject Tho College
anl the et.te,- Defines Relation
ship Existing Between institutions
u Higher Learning and Maine -
larae Attendance at ReusinS
Meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

uee1ui. He spoke of the contfibu-
ton Of the college to the education
Of the State. In the early days those
going to college were largely men
going into professions.
The statement made by some peo-
pie that a State like Maine where
the population does not grow much.
has no room for four colleges, was
referred to by the speaker, who
stated that he thinks Maine is very
well served by these four colleges
and thsre Is an abundance OF work
for all He said 1t is right that We
should have q university and that
he hoped the State would generously
support the university. but that
there Was also room for the small
endowed college.
President Sins spoke Of the service Of
the college in holding Up standards that
boys and girls have TO come up to to 20
to college. and he stated that I. is good
to have that stimulus that comes fron,
the college.
He pointed out the place Of the COLLEGE
rs It expresses its mind in matters Of
public interest. The college man ought
not to fear to face fearlessly the con-
ditions IN national life and the college
man ought to see what the tendencies
IN public life are.
The contribution Of the college to the
bus noes life Of today was emphasized.
The work Of the harvard College of
Business Administration has shown how
men may improve their business. Out
OF recent class Of Is students gradu-
atm from Bowdoin College nearly o.
went into business They find in bust
ness e great deal Of intellectual inceu-
tive. and thu kind Of problems one
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

Mrs. Thomas Reed returned To her
home at Grand Junction Saturday eve
ming. after spending the week here.
Gertrude Stearns accompanied her
and visited in the Mesa metropolis
until Wednesday morning.
James Patterson Redick, the first
postmaster at Telluride. and we'll
known on the Western slope. died
Saturday night at his home in Tellu-
ride. His body was taken to Denver
for burial
At the luncheon held by the Rotary
club of Grand Junction. the club went
on record as favoring the city man
ager plan Of municipal government
Miss Maud Runnoe of Austin is Wis
iting Mrs. ]. D. Walker at Gunnison.
1t is mighty hard to get adequate
laws regarding child labor. when the
child laborers have no votes.
The marvellous fertility of Mother
Nature is manifested in your garden
growing up to luxuriant weeds.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16

born in Colorado of parents who had
also been born in Colorado, for the
Mexican settlements at Pueblo we're
scores of years old at the time when
the gold seekers first began the on
rush to Colorado.
1t is well said that a part of the
pay Of the laborer is the treatment
which he gets. Unless these labor
ers are treated with fairness and
accorded their rights, the inevitable
result will be that they will seek en-
ployment where conditions are more
pleasant to them. No greater injury
could be inflicted upon the farmer and
indirectly upon the whole community
that is wholly dependent upon the
farmer, than by mistreating these Ia
borers and We feel it is the duty Of
every citizen to see that they are
treated fairly and kindly 1t is a big
ger question than even ones likes and
dislikes. 1t is a community necessity
for US to see that they will perform
the class Of labor for US that other
wise would go unperformed.
The Holly Sugar corporation Is plan
ming for the better care of these
workers by a clubhouse and billiard
hall. The problem is one not alone
for the sugar company, but for every
good citizen to assist by the kindlfest
treatment in making these workers
feel they are rightly treated.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
AUSTIN
,>~>>>>>>>>>>>s .

Joseph Benefiel and family and Mrs.
Rhodes spent Sunday at the Benefiel
ranch
Ison Williamson and family spent
the weekend at the mesa on fish
Ing trip.
NJ F. Benefiel. Joseph Benefiel and
Billy Rhodes left Monday for Denver
on a business trip.
N. E. widner. and family and Mr..
and Mrs. D. N. Martin and family
spent Sunday with the Latimer family.
George Williamson and wife, Miss
Clara Williamson and Gay william
son have returned to Surface creek
and are staying with the Ison William
son family.
J. A. Donaldson is enjoying a visit
from his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude
Park. from Cartright, North Dakota.
Mr.. Donaldson is enroute, returning
from an extended visit in Idaho and
Oregon.
Mrs. George Spalding returned last
week from Gunnison where she has
been attending the summer school.
Miss Gladys Short enjoyed a family
party in honor OF her birthday Sun
day.
The Delta independent., 1920-07-16
FRUITLAND MESA

Mr. and Mrs. C. ]. VanOort spent
the day Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.
TeSelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman and chill
dren visited in the Murphy home near
Crawford on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Revell and daughter,
Margaret were callers at the Davis
home Sunday afternoon.
Clarence Davis, who has been
guest in the home of his cousin, Glenn
Davis and family, left Tuesday, for
his home in Loveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. " e. Southworth were
Hotchkiss business visitors Monday.
Adelia and Dorothy Davis were din
ner guests of the Bradshaw girls on
Sunday.
Sylvia Teeslink delightfully."- enter
tained the Busy Bee Sewing club last
Thursday afternoon. There will be
no meeting this week because of the
Sunday school picnic on the regular
meeting day.
Frank Aver, with Mrs. Stafford and
Mrs Ed H. Aver, spent Sunday in the
A. ]. Aver home in Paonia They were
accompanied home by their sister,
Mrs. Eliza Branch. and little daugh-
ter. who arrived on Friday from Du-
rand, Wisconsin, for visit with rel
atives