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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
~aH-u-ss 81 ere Days Dealing IN All
ere Loading Stocks

ere Eeacins STOCKS
a~ -a-K. March s.-Aaditiona. ind
= --es:it cursailnent- Is uani-
higher rates cor BANK AZ
1 anu mercantile paper, impos-
- n.~ -est-airts upon the stack
---..a. p.av. Trading WIS very isl
lC agviuUs.y u professional
''-z-,-..a-
MIR @,--- monetary conditions, the
nus 1!sc1ncerring feacure was the
"' "-s-r Y -nat quarter OF the Iigt
Gs 71 me acceptance by the ra.!-
II Dns Of the terms Of the lew
2-a sas-cuIe
sins among t-ansporta-ICns were
-i @~.l---efT moderate. but OF SUM-
-eadch n encompass aSHDciAnec
---.5 Specially equipments aaC DINER
.---- wnoFe future is essenrtuna!ty In
2 he prospective era Of railroad
'-.' acton.
IL # a number Of railroad con
a,s vas announced during the session
...- -,-1s authorities continued To stress
gay -aoie eEpanE,on OF SUCH nuHi-
-.--..0r IN this advised conservatism,
'."W@"- pending reimbursement OF the
n"r market
motors and shippinss cunt-ib.
ne markets. OCCASIONAL perTo0s
-sAeiness 8: c-nss gains Of two 10
7piRIS. Lsalhers. textiles. roDac-
= --lC ARGUS uncinssitied specia4ties
E"- -nae- ,ncs-nittsnt pressure ous
LEG substantially IN several m
'a:!ceg 4: the Irregular close. Sales
1--'ol--ec % so .oyg sna-eS
-es- exchange failed 70 reflect
Fe- Z moderate dag-ee The iR-est a
- q 1uAses IF me economies N Lnn-
~. ilrlng The question n1 German
-aG----1= The British rate hung
>'1-cC ves-s-aay's maximum al [.G 70
- 7ncrc
A2E.o-FA-encn is featured the WAIVER
~ 3nuc market advancing Per cent.
-1ta. NJ g per cent 80 rz- ms
wee, Domestic bonds were irregular.
.-'Se---' Esuas losing mart Of their 70
-" Total safes. JET value. ~. :
~ Do :. {. bonds were unchanged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

HCEG-lr0 D Estimated TOMORROW e.
or; steady TO strong. Bulk i48G168;
TOD IlaD; heavy I4160I4Ss: medium i4.5Q
tz1s: light I50d1s40. light light I46DdIaE
heavy packing sows smooth Euen13sn:
nursiug sows rough -01.75; pigs IL
aI4S6.
CATTLE-On Estimated tomorrow
II. sM: Arm. Beef steers: Medium and
hsnvy weight ctioice and prime i3o0d
I6o0: medium and good u50pl43; COM
cnnice r.E6l6E. conpnnn and medium
@ORl@ Butcher cattle: 5eifers fDGr
fcE; cuwE 6s5Ni@S; cxnners and cutters
45Dff6!5: veaI caves l5BH16s6; feeder
sreerr sssMrE; srocker steers I001lGa
SHEEP-I5.m ESTIMATED TOMORROW
IB,80s; slow. Lambs I7S0D0e; cults and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Levi c. B-u~r Of Pennington

One Of Fa-ming-on's best known
citizens. Levi GraenIeas Brown. AGED
s. years, died there Monday after q
brief Illness. He was a. native Of Alb
hot. and had lived over 40 years n
Pennington Ee WIS a blacksmith.
NJ. Grown was a veteran Of the Civil
War. He belonged 20 several Ma
sonic lodges, TO Pilgrim Command
cry, Knight Tenplars. 70 John Ap-
pletun Lodge. G. A. r., and the
Methodist church He was twice
married. a widow and three chill
dren by his first wife survive. John
Brown Of Eumford; Georre Brown Of
Pennington and Miss Susie Brown.
who has made her nome win her
a.her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
HcCKIEY

NJ and Mrs Daniel Grace have
moved back To tiBel- home after Ev-
ing with their daughter u Caribou
me past year anG a half
Miss Alice -utz has gone to Show
hogan 70 work n the family Of Mrs.
Hugh Hurley, al of them sick with
the prevailing cni6s.
Mr. and Mrs. F-anc,s SpoHorG are
cne happy parents Of boy. born
Feb 26, at her parents NJ. and
Mrs. Samuel Knights = Oakland
where they have been the pas, few
weeks.
Mrs. Ernest crocksr was n watsr-
vile shopping Monday. Ernest
Crocker and sol Raymond ara IL
work n SkowheEan for the Central
Maine Power Co.
The schools a. Good VIII opened
Tuesday morning after being closed
several weeks on account Of Illness
If the pupils.
Mrs. T ] Paddock has gone 70
New York To visit asr people sever
ii weeks
The sick people are all improving
with the exceptions Of Mrs. VIII
Cnznsr, who has a nurse.
George Tihberts was in Skownaezr
Monday and attended the Burke trial
Loring Strickland Or Clinton v,s.ted
MS people one day Recently.
Mrs. Arthur Wardweu was in Wa
terville Monday.
eiVin rainier visited his son il
Richmond Recently and -enor. the.
me their new residence very much.
evelyn Joy in IL work Ia a ware--
vile office as stenog-apher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
New York Produce Market

New DIRK. March ).
WEEAT-Spur steady, Nc. . red B(
nominal D steamer.
COEN-Snot Arm No. yellow ~,
and No. = rI.ZaG -7G New YORK
Is day shipment
oA-Sspor easy; No. white 1ta.
L.ARD-Fi-r middle west TSa19Dsa.
EC--ER-C nsettlef: Receipts AnE
creamerv higher than extras 62EDos, 90
extras g. score & hrsts IS 20 q score
5Sn62a packing STOCK current make No
. 3ss
aaettied: -eceipts Is, 80 cases
fresh gathered extras tirsts 70; irsts d
N54: state. Pa and nearby western heI7-
nerv whites arsts 10 extras n@r6o' do
browns extra az. do. gathered browns
and rrixed cnlors nrsts 70 extras 54ay5-.
SUGAR-Raw firm; ceu-r..2Ea! IL
fine g-anulated 140oT16G.
F--rg-es were quiet az about unchanG-
ed from Yesterday s closing
POTAT0ES-Suiet. UNCHANGED
CAEEAlA.-Sulst- unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Boston. Ma-Cn ..
EEEF--hoice whole cattle lSH2
BT-TEH-No--hern creamery bs6fxss /,
western. c~ea,nerv extras 81 cdG.
CHEEEE-Twtns extras S0t13if.
CORNING yellow f.3dTa-
EGGS-N ea-oy hennery 6lgsc; western
extras 57d1aS.
FLOCR-aprinc patents. ES-lh. SACKS.
special shorts 1Si1dl5N: standard -IasQ
-5l5.
EAy-No timothy 4SHG
I.AMB-epring 3Dff5i.
OAwS-Fancy 40 lbs IDsG1o8a.
PCRk-Medium backs 446
-A-CES-A-oosfook G.-nen Noun
ta;ns pen6sp per 100 lbs. on track
SJGAR-Irxnuiated, Wholesale gro
csrE' quotation, 16I16. in bulk. I6adIGG
II packages
yEAL-1ynI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
The Yale & Towne
Mfg. Co.
STANFORD, CONN.
COMING ElH1S

Mar l-S-Autoncble Show, Portland
March s-5angu- municipal eieccion-
March s-A-MaIne state Horsszhoers'
AND Blacksniths' Associarinn's annual
meeting n Anguish
March A-keunenec Pomona q Itch
dad.
March ID-l2-Maine Pastnrz' Conference
IatercnE-ch World Movement Ban
March -1-kora Temples animal Ladies'
night II Exposition building, Portland
March T2-Sagacahoc County Teachers
Can invention. Bath.
March 1G-I-Bnston Automobile Chow
March -s-PuaIic meeting II Portland in
observance Of Maine 3 a6n.ssIou -
the Union
March ---Is-stale conference Daughters
q American Revolution a. Stale
March =-B-Fa--ns-s' Week, College p
Agriculture. Z. If NJ
March gs-I-Sp-:nc meeting of Maine
Fede-a-iDn OF Woman Clubs a. = Of
N, 1ruuo.
March w-Repualican State Convention
u IT - Nj. n Bangor. TIE d!gt-tcr
cnnven nuns will ne aeia al same una
March 3e-De-1ocraclc state Con venuon.
Apr Faster Sunday
A7rll l4-l9-MaIne Ne nod.st Conference
al Bath
Apr;l l--l5-AHrual -aet:a- Grand
Lodge Good Teupin-s saco
April -l-S last Name conference n
Brewer
AJrii M-Auruai meeting OF Pennnscp-
County -eac--ers Il; High school. Fan
Eor.
Ma 4-"-A2uuai session Of the Maine
Conference Of Unitarian churches.
Sanford
MAJ I-Lreo-t Tnte-scnuias-ic n-.ze
speaking, lobby CSiIeEe
June l-~cafe couver1.0u OF Knights Of
Solgu. nus az Bangor
June S-t.epUbiican National -ouver-fpr
at Chicago
June w-P-irT3a-y election
June .s-n-Colbv Ger terria!.
June N-Jgiv s-Malne Centeunip. -sA
aralun. Portland
Sept LS-etate election
Sept. l4----Na.ne state fair IT Lv1s-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
tant Ads Bring Results for the Advertisers Within "a Hours =:
Make 1t Interesting

# you want Journal readers to investigate
your proposition, your Journal classified ad must
interest them TO want what you have to offer
The way to make your ad interesting is to
nave It give full particulars. Tel in detail Of
the many advantages Of what you offer and you
vii stimulate in the minds Of al reader-buyers
the desire TO possess l.
The Journal is read daily by thousands Of
people ready to be interested IN your classified
ad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
SPORT NOTES

Owing 10 Wa.s-viIle hiEh giving
only rcr0 days notice the Morse has
kat bali team has Al open date FOR
Saturday night for a game ID De
played away from home Any tagn
desiring to play the Morse team.
please telephone % the Morse man
arenment a. N1rsss expenses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
NATIONAL HOME

oFicer Of the DAY Capt Eugh Doyle
5mr- L Cole mas returned t-un q
euriouga - Upper Montcla.-. Y, =.
James GALAXY and Patrick = Farrell
hxvs beea granted eu-tOugns 10 New
York CITY
The funerals of ne lz1e Sidney Nc
Ask!ll and Bernard Bradley viii ne held
4: N o'clock -flu-sdav morning
The nuste- cor March pensions viii
be heit II ne Home library Thursday
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Catcher o'NeiI Signs with indians

Cleveland, March 3.-sieve 0Neil
FIRST string catcher Of The Cleveland
American League team. who has been
a hoidout. signed his contract this aft
e-noun following a conference with
President James c. Dunn, and will leave
for The training camp within a few
days. Joe Harris first haseman, also
a holdout. is here ta- Z meeting with
7--esiden. Dunn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
MERCHANDISE

a. S-Ac. cors II Sc 70 COWS at
1-2c, 50 calves AZ 16c. and socows
q. s4DQ 80. Putnam Bros. sold :
cattle al sag dc. 20 calves Il )
lots. vea.s 3. &c. g-assers =: 10c and
small calves al Sc en-. 90 hogs a.
u 1-2c- : lamb al &c. and II milk
ers e. s6o11oo. F. Z Brown & Son
soid Gamers a. SCI 40 calves =. sc
and = mixers for $500. z. c. Piper
sold ! Cow, 1000 lbs. a. -1c. COW,
$50 lbs. al I-2c. COWS. $500 b. at
S I-2c. COWS. 5000 ihs. At &c. %
cows at s75G1oe. c. A Eastman
sold 20 steers a. 20 lac COWS a.
: lac and ooiogaas Il &c.
hogs q. IA BE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

View York, March s.-Earrv ?. sr,m-
son. owner Of the Hute. Cumberland,
for many years secretary OF the New
York Hote. Men Association and for
merry 4 prominent banker in Kansas
CITY died here toda- He was a native
Of Vernon: ana . graduate o. Middle
bury College,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
NEW PORTLAND

There was a gooC attendance at
-owc meeting held al The Mort vii
laEe. Music nan CT Monday. March
1st The officers for the ensuing
year are as follows. Seiectmen. a 7.
Military, Delrnou- Norton and + P
Butts, clerk A. :. Parsons. treas
wer; 0. ". Chase. superintendent Of
schools. c. ). Dunlap; LAX collector,
John ", Dunlap: road commission
ere. ". II. Sargent and Leroy Luce.
school cunm1-tee. I ?. Pratt Henry
Parsons and G 4. Walker; fire war
den, ?. Z. Tripp; SURVEYORS FOR West
New Portland Clarence Bangs and
Lewis Clifford
l. was voted 70 raise s.. 1F0 for the
support Of the common schools. also
voted 70 raise s1o.0e0 towards the
building Of a new high school build
ing - be a Grade A school. TO he
located a. East New Portland. s2n0
was voted 70 be raised for the SUP
port Of rhe poor for the ensuing year
and sl.asH for support Of snow roads
for the winter 1aoF-1s.1 Voted 10
purchase one transportation vehicle
for scholars.
. Baked bean dinner with the usual
accessories was served nv me Will
ing Workers n noon which was we'll
pRt-onize6.
M and Mrs. Earl Emery and
baby were SUNDAY guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Young. Mrs. Young cc1-
tinues IN very poor health.
Twenty-Five were N attendance at
the Union church last Sunday N
spite Of the bad roads.
NJ E Strickland was a business
caller in New Vineyard on Tuksday
The body Of Wilson Burns who
was drowned IN the Car-abasse-r
river while cutting ice for the cream
cry IN Friday. Fen. 20, has not vel
been recovered
There has been some discussion -
Iar1ng 70 the closing or the Miliav
hill and Parsons district schools Us
the attendance at both IS small and
il is thought that II nigtr prove ad-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

New York. March g.
z--lis naper 6an6.
.e"iaE E'-1av hills 3.41S
'ItTTl e-ciai D-day bills on banks a1
';rr--rial 5l-6av bills 80, demand
-,neF 3 44s
mes demand lA.s cables i4M
San *-ancs. demand .3.E. csbIes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Chicago. March ..
Strength due chiefly 70 suantinaHs Of
suupiies here continued manifested To-
dar IN the uurn markets despite heavy
profit taking by longs. The close was
nervous AZ the same as Yesterdays nm
,si1 to &c higher with May 1<ns To 14os
and July -J&S To I24s. Oats lost !. 10 !.
IN provisions the outcome ranged rom
7c decline q 4c advance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Corrected Daily by
QaowEaAcE coMeAN'

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
20 Front St.. Bath. Phone $40
3s5 Water St.. Augusta,
Phone 101s-IG19
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT Z CO..
Members CT New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
p-ivute Win Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

To ascertain whether artificial chi
ortng matter sias been added % .sa
place a small quantity OF ten On a
piece Of white paper, and rub with an
ordinary table knife until the leaves
BECOME fine powder. Now brush the
paper with a nristle brush, and e anv
Prussian blue has been used for COL
or;ng purposes there viii be little
s---eaks Of this all over the paper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

New York. March :.
o@~-- binds clnstng. IL SD: first
- aecunr lis $50: first as 81. n:
'+-"1r 81 G.a third 4xs as.3e: fourth
Tic-ury Us T.3cc; Victory 4ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Guilders. demand rs Liz. cables
IS Ia-l6
Lire demand 1g.% cables BE-.
MARKS demand 1oe. cables 1.S.
CrovarHmert bonds irregular.
railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans strong SO DAYS, 20 DAYS
and SIX months. s.
Call money steady: high 10. low 10,
-ulinr rate 70. closing ma - offered H
ID. last loan 10. Dunk accept2nces 6.
Sterling continued 10 rlse IN the later
dealings Sterling Sn-Gay bills :.41s
commercial Si-dav bills on banks 3.s22s
commercial a-dRy bills 3.z1s. demand
..45.. cables as.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
SpiiIinq the Pins

Talk about spiIling the pins Oh,
5ny. get The following:
Devu' Logan. . former member OF
the Yankee Division. white bowling n,
the Bowlocrume yestsrday turned IN q
string total of LII This score IN be-
iieTed TO constitute q cnunty rscort I.
anyone has a higher scnre than this let
hear it--Aroostook Daily News, auui.
ton. March !:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Merrasn r. 6 g, NsSpsrt -. S. a.
Newport Me-, March s-Newpor.
High lost the first home game Of the
season Monday night being defeated
By Neriten. conn. High. Sc % Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Eaencxz- Richards

Ebeneze- Richards died -uesdav night
IL the Home hospital He was born II
Warwick. Y B., Oct e. 1ss1 Re en-
listed Il Co. :. sta Ne. April Is, -Ss1
and was discharged July .. -s5 he
came 70 The Home e-rm Portland Nov
=, taIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Aassst Mature There are times
when you should assist nacur4 II in
now undertaking tn cleanse vuur sys-
fem-if you will take Hoods Sarsapn-
rsliR the undertaking wiz be succcse-
FIJI. This great medicine purta0 and
builds up a. nothing elss d0es--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
LIVE STOCK

Dogs. Cats. Pets ~
and all-rnuaa dog. Good lnnksr,
straight and III right. male VIII
hunt alone y with other dogs. Length
90 n. head Il, ears 81 II, weight 80
-hs. slack. ac an6 waI-e. 80 eor
quick sale g z Feyot- Ozvenpo-.
St Tel CAV, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
INSTRUCTION

COMMON l4o90r7oG. Ewes: Medium and
vaod and choice LMUl45n culs a1u
common 6aeulG0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
BUSINESS SERVICE

Business Services c&ersd "a
EAST SIDE PHARMACIES Cony st.,
e. A. sheldon, Prop. A. Line up-to-
date. Our location especially appeR.s
70 -ura. trade
TOWELS EAEv SIDE PEAEMA-Y-
Your phone connects with ours. We
are listening. We deiiver rec u
charge. g CnHy St Tel. 6as-M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
Machinery and Tools

GEARING 4ENEEATc R-Branc new
4e-volt WITH Uarnie Switchboard
double -eacing amneLer and Urge
Enenstat for controlling charging -a.e
Ga-a-e-StJp, LOOK. listen last, 0r
terms W-'rs or telephone. Ie--lsr
q Sm.tG. IL Silver St. Nats-viIIe. Ne.
Tel. AZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
MERCHANDISE

Anusshcid Goods 50
FCNI-LEL-i secunc hand 5ureau
anG comruode, ! oak dresser second
hand : oak buffet. second hand. aec-
ono hand Globe v srrIcke bookcase. :
second hand bookcase and desk curn-
hInec- : second hanC buffet WIKI mar
Oie top. ssconG hand chambe- suits
complete few second hand ron beds
! second hand white iror c:;n : square
Clu1nE table cE2-tarec oak and 6
cnA-S. fancy pH-lnr suit C1A.-s- .
ONCE chairs Augusta Furniture To-.
Im-ms Water St TaDhons asS-T
SECOND HAND [OC Os-Lncluct-e
furniture al ktuuk bought and sold
! F. Morris IS C1ry St Tel Sss-N
vACTTE CLEANEH-F-ee denOns--a-
lion o. what al eiecr-lc Regina W. 10
far you. Phone a--M. Waober 4
Church, III CRs St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Seses. Plants. Fertilizers IS
>aC 5s--0 enable Us % give more
attention % growing the Perfection
Nve-nea-tag sr-awDer-v we C4scun-
e1rue growing apple, pear, plum, cher
~. peach. -aEppe--v niackoe--y cu--
RI gnGsene--v. grape. shrubs cannas
glacloiAs. IRIS. peonies. danlias vii ns
closed sic. dozen. Opportunity 70 BUY
pest STOCK Al low prlcl requests FOR
prices should -eRc.l Us before March L.
ElmwooG Farm Gu, Eaucweu. Name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Hsls-Maie o. Female -
PLENUT- cPPORTLNITy-Fo i've
Sd ies3eppie 70 cur--ol cfrT. count a1c
state agencies for d high grade article
Of genera use Address !. =. -alor
-up- - Beach s.. LII door- Boston =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

Musical instruments az
FLANC-Pa--v vii sell their strictly
nigh E-aoe standard -na.huEa1v one a
a mig reduction. + taken immediately
Telephone gs4-J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

A-ise your want nd. saieck fho
-,zss,<cst,on from the list -.
a~ anc 'Shons Or osnd H. -
--s journal oefors 9 p. ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04

SftuaLlOrG WaNtoo-F enfaFe &c
TSEE EF9EE-Pnsiriur wanted "
wornRn 30 @or elderly couple or one Y
-w0 ADULTS. NJ. 2. ?. o. BOX 81,
Portland. Maine
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02

two exceptionally qualified men
to have charge Of its special far
mers' service department. They
are Thomas H. Collins, of this
city, and Burt Johnson, whose
home was originally this side OF
Berea. Mr. Johnson, however
has been doing county agricultur-
al agent work in West Virginia
for the past several years, and is
a practical farmer He will be in
the implement department, and al
the service of farmers at any tim
for their needs.
Mr.. Collins wide experience il
farmers demonstration and ex-
perimental work is too well
known to need mention. He viii
prove valuable addition to the
staff of the great business enter
prise which isn-Eapidly taking
shape in the city. He will spe-
cialize in the seeds, soils, and 9th
er farmers departments, and bt
be ready at the call of the com
Dany's farmer friends at any time
Mr.. Collins was State Agricultur
al Agent for all of Eastern Ken
tucky for four years, in connec
ton with the great work which i;
lone by the State Experimen
Station at Lexington. The far
mers' service of this establish
ment with these two men il
charge, will be distinct and de
cided feature of the business
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
HAD HIS M0ONSHINE
BURIED IN BARN

Three quarts, a pint and gallor
jug of pure old Moonshine whisky
were found buried in stable at the
home of Wade Miller, colored, on
Short street by Policeman VIII Mau-
pin, and Charley Lanter Thursday
afternoon. Miller was taken into
custody and will have his trial in
police court at seven o'clock tonight
The Moonshine is the real ''white
stuff, and those who know, say it is
good brand of such whisky. Chief
of Police Devorn and his patrolmen
have had Milb- under SUSPICION fol
some time, be ibis is the first they
have found the goods. They are
anxious to know where he obtained
the Moonshine, and he'll have hare
ASime to keep from giving the officer:
II the information they want.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
LETTER DEAD GIRL
WROTE TO SCH0TT
Said She Had No Feeling But In
difference For Him-Gard-
ner Child Repeats Story
tBy Associated Press,

Louisville, Jan. 2 A letter
written by Elizabeth Griffith last
May to Doctor Christopher G.
Schott, charged with her murder,
in which she accused him of jeal-
ousy, was introduced today.
81 haven't any feeling for you
other than Indifference" the let
ter recited. ''It doesn't matter
to me if you come or go. It's hell
to know l feel that way. | new
er thought | could have any other
emotion but love for you, but you
see it has come to the quitting for
good between us.
Laurene Gardner, the 13-year-
old witness for the physician, re-
peated nearly all her story tend
ing to show she and Schott were
delivering Christmas presents to
the Doctors clients at the time
the Griffith girl is believed to have
been killed.
81 was with him all the time, ,
she said, except for a few mimi
tes delivering presents at eacl.
house visited
Officers and the Griffith girls
relatives were the other principal
witnesses.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
MORE TROUBLE FOR
POOR Old DISTILIERS
(By Associated Press)

Louisville, Jan. 2-Kentucky
whisky intended for export can
not be accepted for shipment later
than January 5th. according to a
railroad announcement here today
1t said it requires eight days to
move whisky to port and three
three days to get it outside the
three mile limit before national
prohibition takes effect. Mean
while longshoremen at Philadel-
phia, where $1,000 barrels are be
ing shipped from Louisville and
other Kentucky points, struck to-
day, adding to other burdens o.
the distillers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-01-02
Texas Cows For Philippines
loN 4AssocIated Pressl

Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. /
More than one hundred Texas
cows have just been purchased by
the United States government
and will be shipped to the Philip
pines to be c1oss-bred with the
native Indian or hump back cat
tie of the islands. The purchase
was made by DR.. A. S. Shealy
purchasing agent for the Philip
oines, who said the island cattle
were poor beef producers. By
crossing the Indian breed with
the hardy Texas stock, he said II
was believed the home supply O
beef could be increased in the IS
lands, thus decreasing the heavy
Importation of meat.