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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-11-19
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Brings $464 an Acre.

MOSCOW.-A new high record for
land prices has been established by
the sale Of J. e. Moore farm on
Orchard avenue to J. w. Emerson
for $464 an acre. The farm con-
tains 81 acres and sold for $3.50.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-11-19

NEW Rk-Announcement is
made by one OF the largest manu-
facturers and distributors OF under
wear, hosiery and sweaters that his
products would be cut Immediately
from 25 to 33 per cent
SPOkANE.-Declin of the wheat
market were followed by drops of SO
cents a barrel on flour and 50 a ton
in the price of mill feed this week
An advance OF 3 cents pound for
butter has been announced by cream
cries.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-11-19
Latah County Has Larger Vote.


MOSCOW.-Latah county will re.
gain the member of the legislature
lost because lof the light vote of 1918.
The county had three representatives
in the lower house prior to this year.
but the number was reduced to two in
the session to begin next January. At
the election November 2 the total vote
OF the county was 5000, which assures
this county three representatives in
the house of representatives in 1923
and three will be elected in 1922
Lapwai Man Grows Lemons.
LEWISTON-An interesting exhibit
in the horticultural department of
the recent Northwest Live Stock
show was the lemon tree shown by
II. Lesmayoux of Lapwai Mr.. Les
mayoux planted the tree II years
ago, and it bore Is mammoth lemons
this year, II of which are still on
the tree and their weight is esti-
mated at a pound each. Mr.. Les
mayoux also showed an orange tree
with several good sized oranges.
Lewiston Show Head Reelected.
LEWISTON. Directors of the
Northwest Live Stock association
have reelected Dean e. ]. Iddings of
the University of Idaho president and
A. A. Seaborg of Lewiston vice presi-
dent. The resignation of Secretary
0. r. Henderson, was accepted and !
successor will be appointed next April.
The directors hope to obtain fran the
next legislature an appropriation for
maintenance equivalent to $4,000 for
this biennium with an additional sum
for buildings
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
TRUSTEE sALE,

Deiaul, having been made 10 th'
payment OF an Indebtedness men.
toned In . deed 6t trust executed
BY sidney Lasenby and vile, Dor'
IAsenby TO d.. J. T. sugg. Trustee
the "a me bearing date OF January
sth. 1915, and Of record 10 book +.
OF 5. page S26 a27 of the Register :
one, Of Dickson county. Tennessee
I. Or. J. T. sugs. Trustee. BY VIRTUE
OF the powe, vested in me by tbs
provisions Of said Deed OF Tru't. !
will on September %th. 1871 al u
o'clock noon, at the cour, house IN
Charlotte, Dickson county, Tenn
offer Tor sale a, public ouscry' 70
the highest bidder for cash. Tree
from the equity Of redfmpuon'
homestead. dover and all other es'
emptions. a certain tract or pafcel
a lscd. situated in the 18th c'vl'
district OF Dickson county, iehh''
being described NJ follows.
Beginning in l.. n. Martins cor
ner on the southslds OF the Ns.h'
vile and Charlotte road, runs south
and bounded ON the Fac, BY l.. A.
Martin and W. b. Jslin, on the
South by ". b. Joslin and on the
Wes, BY 7. J. Hooper. North by II.
r. Wolfe and the Nashville road,
containing 100 scrss more o. Lees
and more particularly described a.
follows Lying in the I'm sivll
district Of Dickson ceunsv. Tenn /.
beginning on l. Martins Northwest
corner. on the snuihs,de o! The
Charlotte and White Bluff road
run. with MARITIME ~es' Boundary
lin. south ~ ~ss'. passing he
cnrner-in all l0l poles to sont
wood pointer thence north ~
vest e. polea 10 tesch. thence
south n vesa - poles to = doc.
wood: thence north STf vest w
psies to sa.k~--Waf,es Josllns
southeast corner al be home tract
thence With bic east boundary line,
pass,oe his northeast conner o. lN
pols~--in all las poles to Ds~scn .
scu,h boundary line; thence north
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Crops ste lookirg An@. sobseco ID
saod, aud shils there isk / ~ much
serssss 100 ksretoiosr. people are
giving III more atssntion - - 70
make o better grade. Cian 10 also
better THAI last year,
V. Hooper and ]. c. ts,ason
wsfe Ia C~iarssvilis Mc6iay
r. 4. FRESHMAN Of Cumberland
Fur0ses wss q visiiof Id COR vieialsy
Monday.
Chas. willis ns u Charlotte waa
here Monday Gu business
Tom Gray oi White Bluff Wa
smony relatives here Monday.
Henry Tssum Of Hoaston. Tsi,
vac shaking hAnda With irispes e,
Rosk Springs sunday, n. . wait
ina his aunt Mrs Ophs.ia ialam
near here
Norman Freeman Of scuthsijs
~as al Rock spilngs Sunday
DR. aud Mrs Edgar Felts 81 Joel
ton spent lac, seek ~ith relatives
here.
hiss Mary Patton VI Ashla City
WAS visiting here last week
A s.ties u meetipss bsve jus.
closed al Rock Syringe Church cob
Quoted BY the pastor, Rev A. b.
Duncan. II Joeitop. and Rev. Mr..
Rogers Of Ssshsllls, Quite n mum.
Der OF conversions and additions 10
The etiarrir were esd
Misses Nora and Alice Hand oi
ClstdsvlIle sprnt mosl oi the week
here with friends and stseadias the
meeting
Mr. and Mrs boon Hsss~ood aud
Mr. and Mrs, Marvin balson q
Nashville spen. greater par, Of lss,
week among friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Harms OF
sou,hsid- visited The lattrr's par.
euts, Mr. and Mrs fr-ss Dunaway,
las. week
Mr. and Mrs, Baxter Johnson Of
Johhsou's Creek visited the latter I
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7 Justice,
Sunday
Mr. aud Mrs. Jesse Justice oil
near Doddsville visited the iorm.r
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J T. Justice
Sunday
Dr.. anu Mrs W, NJ. Cunningham
m StAyton visited here Sunday.
W. {. Jones has returned iron
Dawson Springs
a. {. Hopper vent 10 West poin
Monday nigh, In the interest Of III
Farmers Union He 10 tryi~g 4
organise Dickson county And get
movement, on Too, VI take care O
the present tobacco crop.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

Miss iisules (;srssss NJ near
Trunkoll. spent ths weei sDt befs
With hss cousin. Miss valsns Oil
DAant-
Misses Alice and Edns Lsrkias
spent Saturday In Nashville
Mrs. I'D Rssder sss 10 Nashville
Wednesday.
A pTotfsctsd nsssinS began hsfs
at ths Christian Church Sunday
Ii Gill continue Tor two wesks.
Tbs Burns public sehoel opened
!Aeodsy with Grover Luther as prin
eipal and Miss-s MAuds TIdveil
and Clara A.sk "a assistants.
Misses Beulsh spd Ora Chsudlsr
ere Waiting relatives and frieods VI
fulton. Nv.
Miss Mary Love, Of Jones Creek
var the guest OF her sister. Mts,
Homer \ idNtll, last wtek.
Born, to Ar and Ars. Grissby
Stewart July 3lst. a so0,
Mrs. Loif Anderson Brewer. Of
Kn0xyhl,. IL visiting relatives here
Herman Luther and daughter
Mise Maud. VI Nashville, are ths
guests Of bis sister, Mrs, Jackson
Brown.
Nj and Mrs Carl snsll, Of At
isnta. ia. are ,As guests OF Mr..
and Mira J. 4. Richardson.
Born, TO Mr. sud Mrs. Napoleot
Johnson, July 81. a son.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
CRY and F,Hrn Property
For Sale AZ Bargains

0ns broom house. bath roe,aa,
rity ind vsil wsssf. The Dr J. III.
Asttnsws iiscs N Main street.
One 7,roona house. cisssrn snd
city wslsr; S<slY IApsrsd and paint,
I'd; located on hanell strees.
OnN 7 room hcuss. soost stabl,
and xafags. hns fruit tress i've acre,
ot land. loc4t<d 90 Curry stivs,
known as ths Dickson GrsenhOus.
pfop+fiy.
Two stocks Of groceries totL il
good condition,
One y room house. bath. t1.leI
and ci,v sister good garage. barn
poultry houNe and i've acres al land
Located in city limits On Chariot,
pike, the J ). johSson property.
Five room house, tao acres VI
nch land; good outbuildiuss Car
bs bought Tor a bargain.
Also many other pieces oi cit,
property aud farms Tor sale. II IN.
,erestsd either in buying w seilip,
property, zee u. ~ We have Hevera4
prospective buyers Tor both cit)
property aud !arms For further ln
formation see OF write
fiEkerton aud Sanders
Dickson, Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
lhoN.RGsIoGNr Nor,cG

G. T Brumit Admin
w
=. T. Brumil ri al
In Chsncesy Court al Charlotte,
Tennessee
la this cause II appears ~ tn.
Clerk and Master from the bill
which j. sworn 10 that the Deits.
X. y. Brumi,, Matte Rsgsn. Bod
Rsssn. Enoch Brum,s. Robert Raj,
I,ns and Henry Br u M az,
nonresident. 81 the State Of Teen,
aud canno, be served With process.
il IL therefore ordered that publics.
ton be made for said Defts tha.
they appear ut the Courthouss 10
the town II Charlotte, Tenn. on
the 9th day 81 July. 40. ssns
being special term o. this court
this Court. spd plesd, answn OF
dsmur 10 the bill flh srains. them
n the bill will he taken !os con.
fe,sed and the cs'ise set fos bearing
expar,e II 10 turtle, ordered that
this no,iie be Published ID the
Herald for iow consecutive week..
N required By Law in such css~s.
Witness my hand Office this June
2Sth. 1870.
IL. Taylor. { 4 n
Jne X Weems, Sol
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Ia Memoriam.

Mrs Mollie Porter Barley wa
born in Bedford County, Tenn
March 9th, 1859 Early in lie Oh,
moved 30 Humphreys County.
She ~proie.sed faith in Christ ant
joined the NJ 4. Church, South, il
Waysrly. Tenn, at the age Of H.
She sac happily msried to J, 4.
Barley April 3, 1897, They were
one. indeed. and their lives thus
joined flowed on peacefully and
beautifully each s,rsns,hing the
other, until the end,
Sister Barkley vent about doing
good, wien and wherever need, and
always had the sanction and cup.
port Of her husband. who 10 LETT
with an adopted son and hifNwis
10 mourn her aemalss and complete
the rest Of liie's journey. seeking
that City tina, hath foundations.
whose builder and maker 10 God,
Sister Bsfklsy vas A true and do.
voted follower Of Christ aud daily
followed het Lord to the cad, whom
she tell asleep in Chris. July Is,
1920, Truly a mother in In.sl,hs,
fallen asleep. and this town and
church shall miss her. But our
loss, w are sure ls her eternal gain
We shalt see her again II " are
faithful a. che was. She shall be
missed in every sick room whether
rich OF poor Truly 'sh. bath done
what she could, A Dorcas has
gone from among us, and her name
ard works shall live On forever. She
vas truly q great. practical nurse,
and many ere living today 10 attest
her skill aud tsi,hiulne.s. who owe
their iives TO her motherly care.
Blessed ere the dead Who die 10
the Lord, She vas one al ',he
sal, Of the earth" and the Itch, al
her life shall not grow dim. Nav
the Spin, who guided her life to
the end Guide the loved and faithful
companion and con and friends 10
the City Of the Blood. washed
rhmns. where ~ hope to meet Der
again and live With the Lord and
these loved ones toeevsr.
L. l.. GREGORY, P, E.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

wardly 10 the Charlotte and White
Bluff road and With it's meandsrs
i52 poles To the beginning Being
the same property conveyed 10 the
sal | sidney and pors Lsi.nby ~
J. | Scott end Mrs Alma Nay
Scott nv deed bearing date 81 Nov
"a 1914. and o. record in Book %5.
page 332, Of X. o. Dickson county
Tenn
This July 30. 1870
+. SU0G, Trustee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
A Trsviius Mans Experience

You may learn something hon
the following b. ". II Ireland, i.
ttayitns salssman OF Louisville. Ny
In The summer Of 1888 | had \
s.vere attack Of cholera mofdus,
gave the hotel porter fifty cent,
and told him 10 buy me = bottle o.
Chamberlain's Collie and Dianhoer
Remedy ard 10 take no substitute
! took 4 double dose Of II according
TO the directions aud ven, to sleep
At I've O'Clock the next morning
was called by my order aud took
train for my next stopping place, f,
we'll man
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Subscribe ior the Herald.
soN-RasioGNv Nor,cA.

Mary Gasdsn. ., Il.
W.
Andrew Robertsoa, st al.
10 the County Court Of Netsos
County. Tennessee.
10 the sboys-stylsd cause. II ~.
pesring from the Bill. whish u
sworn 10. that tbs dsisndsuts,
Frank Hsunah. Dock Hanash,
Moniill Hannah. and Andrew
Robertson oil nos residents Al The
state ot Tenp.ssss. ~ thai The o..
binary process n Law can no, bs
served on .hsn. they sw hereby
n ouirsd To sppesr on ~ beiass The
Firs, Monday In september, 1910,
before the Clest " the CouDiy
Court of said County. 81 bH ofSes
10 Charlotte. Tennessee. ssd msts
defense to ID. bill Aled sssinst
them 10 ,aid court b, Assy 0osdsn.
81 81. or oih.tuiss tbs bill will 10
taken io' coni~s~.d And tbs 60 uss
proceeded ~iih sspat~.
II in further osiesed BY Ms couN
tina. this notice bs psblisbsd i0
iour consecutive ~1sks ID Tho
Dickson County HsvsId.a Nsws.
paper published 10 Dictsoa, TsDn-
e9s~s.
The July %. 100,
N Hsris, Clerk,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06

The mer,ss OF ChamhNlsin's Colie
and hsrhcea Remedy ara vel
known and appreciated. hn, their il
occasionally . mar who bad 90 &C
ouainta0ce With them snd should
read the kl!oving by 2 II. Dear. 4
hotel man nj Dupuver. Mcnt.
"Foor years ago | need Chsnbsr.
|lAin's Collie and harrh "a R.Gedy
with such sooaesful rnAxits that
have since rscom1end~d il 10 my
friends,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
Aa Old Fault Finder

An irritable and old isull knd,ns
disposition 10 often caused by IN.
digestion. man with good digest.
ION and bowels that &C, regularly IL
usually good nstursd When troub
led with indigestion or constipation
take Chamb.rlain's Tablets. The,
strengthen the stomach and enabl,
il TO perform its functions naturally
They also cause = gentle movement
Of the bowels.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
$40 kEWARp--A s. I,

$500 kEWARD-A S. reward
win be given i~ ini1mation head
ing W The convictiou al the party
Who continues 10 cat the wire isncs
along the pik. at the J B. Viii.
Dick.cr Turnpike Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-06
United States Railroad Administration
Director General 0f Railroads
NASHVILLE. CHATTANOOGA X ST. l.. RR.
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE

The Marketing Division Of the Traffic Depart
ment Of the Nashville. Chattanooga & ST. l.. X.
r.. and Associated lines will furnish to persons
desiring to purchase the names and addresses of
the owner Of the following:
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Wanl Ads will sell apartments
manufacturing sites and restaurants
10 good advantage during the coming
month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

The vetrans Of the G. A. Il.
Assembled 10 recall those far
But thrilling days when father-son
They foughl 10 keep this country one ;
And all-both north and soulh-admlt
They're glad That they accomplished
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

NJ Clemenceau left gay Paree
To voyage DER The billOwy sea;
He'll climb the Himalayan heights
Enjoying al the mOuntainE sights.
VIII you and l. as 0lt as he,
Be scaling mountains Wait and sea
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

sad Henry Ford, 81 was surprised
When by my sleuths / was advised
That there are hundreds in this lan'
Who never drove a Lizzie, and
/ cut the price-sO soon you'll see
A LiZzin hilched 10 eVerY tree.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
TYPEWRITERS
STORAGE

CTORAGE ROOM FOR HOUSEHOLD
- goods, always available: rates reas-
enable Rosenblatt Storage House, GIL
W. Front st. Phone lT7O. sept27
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

Never flavor a custard until cold.
Rice water may be used in meatless
tomato soup.
Dye stained white stockings with a
good black dye.
CaulinoWer is delicious served with
cheese sauce.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
- ING CERTIFICATE OF DiSSO-
LUTON by VOTE OF DIRECTORS
AND CONSENT or TwO-THIRDs or
THE STOCKHOLDERS THE POLAND
OIL AND GAS COMPANY.
The principal Office In this State Is
located at NO o27 Market street, In the
city OF Wilmington, county OF New Cas-
The name Of the agent therein and In
charge thereof, upon whom process
against this corporation may be served, Is
Corporation Guarantee and Trust Com
pany.
We. the undersigned, being a majority
OF the board Of directors OF the Poland
OH and Gas Company, do hereby certify,
that at meeting Of the said board, Of
which meeting every director received
at least three days notice, called FOR the
purpose OF dissolying the company ana
held on the 10th day OF September, A. ID.
1920, said board, by a majority Of the
whole board. did adopt the following
resolution:
RESOLVED, That in the Judgment Of
the board, II Is advisable and most for
the benefit Of Poland OH and Gas Com
pany that the same should be forthwith
/ dissolved, and to that end, and In con.
| fOrmity with the statute, it Is ordered
| that n meeting Of the stockholders be
held on the 18th day Of October, A. ID
1920, at the office OF the company, be
| tween the hours Of 10 o'clock In the fore
noon and o'clock In the afternoon, e
take action upon this resolution, ant
further, that the secretary forthwith giv'
notice Of said meeting. and Of the adop
tiOn Of this resolution, with a notice o
its adoption, In The Evening journal
Wilmington, Del. a newspaper publishc,
In the county wherein the principal ofc'
of the company Is located, for nc leas
thrce weeks, once week successfully
and by mailing written or printed
copy OF the same TO each and ever,
stockhOlder OF this company In IN
United States
~ WITNESS WHEREOF we hav
hereunto set our hands and afiixed tn
corporate seal Of said company. this 16t
day Of September A. d. 1920.
CHARLES G. ROSS,
W. II. HARDING,
(SEAL) s. s. BAILEY,
H. +. JACKSON,
H. q. HARDING.
Attest. S. s. BAILEY. Secretary.
/
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
NOTICES.
CHRISTOPHER Cliff.
ARCHITECT.

ARCHITECT.
Member American Institute Of Architects.
40 NORTH CLAYTON ST,
Telephone 3s0f-J. Wilmington, Del
sept2i1m.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
Schedule In Effect Sept goth.
Subject TO Change Without Notice.
ETANn Ann TIME

Leave Wilmington Fourth st. Wharf,
for Philadelphia, 730. 300, 1880 A. NJ.
1.3o, 800, 415 and 730 Z. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut st.
Wharf. for Wilmington. 7.3O, 1880 A. NJ.
10 o'clock noon, l30, x3.00 4.15, 600
and 73O p. NJ. +,
'Runs on Sundays only.
xDaily. except sundays.
WILMINGTON N-PENNSGROVE ROUTE.
Schedule In Effect Monday. Sept ~
Daily, including sundays, leave VIII
mingt0n $50, 500, 1000 A. NJ. II o'clock
noon, 2OO, 400 900. 500. 1000 and 12.0e
p NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove $50. T.15. 300, u.oe
p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

TOR SALE-716 AND us FRENCH
street, running TO Walnut. suitable
for business and apartments. Apply 40
French st. septlO-lm.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Kentucky colonels stood aghlst
And wept TO see the fiery blast,
When 1000 TASKS Of skee
Burned up in a d.siillery,
But while they sobbed, in grief, the
drys
Laughed till the tears came to their
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
September %.

Money and success are always easily
acquired when once this person learns
the value Of concentrated, persistent
effort. The most congenial friend and
the most happy marriage VIII be
made with one whose birthdate falls
between January 20 and February IA.
The governing planet OF this birth
date is Venus and 1t gives an intense
love nature greatly inclined 10 ieal-
ousy demanding more faithfulness
than Il is willing to give and being
very domineering.
Wisdom should always be exercised
in marriage and late marriages prove
happiest. Libra. the governing sign,
gives well-balanced mind keen d $
elimination and good judgment in
business affairs.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

EOR SALE OR RENT-BUILDING,
IL 100 feet long, will suit any light
O. SeaReo Miebeaer e seEf Eismere sl
Del. Phone 4256-J. sept20-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29
Current Nelus In
Verse and VieuS
Rhymes by Howard Mann
Drawings by 4. w. Parks.

Cox took an Arizona train
Which bounded DER a sandy plain
Until he reached some lonely spot
Secluded, yes, and somewhat not;
And there il calmly jumped Me lrdcl
And left J. Cox 10 amble back.
Evening journal., 1920-09-29

Way back in 1893
A man was rescued from the sea
BY Henry Shomer; and last week
lie got (he was too shocked TO speak
The medalCOngress did besiow
Some tweniy-seven years ago.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-07-09
TO COMPLETES STATE ROADS
THROUGH TOWNS.
Contracts For Roads Through Ten
Towns To BE Let.

COmtfactS FOR AOaus TnrOugn len
Towns To Be Let.
The State Roads Commission plans
to begin work on linking up the State
road system by paving the unimprov-
ed roads in many Eastern and West
ern Shore towns. Advertising for
contracts will be published the latter
part of this week If the embargo on
road-building materials is lifted.
This work will be financed out of
unexpended funds Of previous years,
and in no way conflicts with the
plans of the commission to cut down
on this years, program because of
shortage Of funds.
The sections to be paved have re-
NAMED unimproved since the State
road-building program was begun.
For years the Incorporated town
officials and the Roads Commission
were at loggerheads over the ques-
tion OF who should bear the expense
of these links. There are 10 con-
tracts to let and when they are COM
pleted, at the expense OF the State,
the road system will practically be
linked up all over the State, without
any stretches or bad roads through
the towns and villages.
The towns through which the links
are to be constructed are Princess
Anne, Pocomoke City, Snow Hill,
Sharptown, Denton, Elkton, Bel Air,
Emmittsburg, Taneytown and a sec
tion in Frederick. Most of these
stretches are short, the longest being
three fourths of mile.
The road-building cal mpaign
through the towns will come out of
the residue of the 1918-1919. appro-
priation. It amounts to $185,G00.
If the work costs more than this,
some of the towns probably will be
disappointed.
The Commission expects to begin,
oiling the roads the latter part Of
this week or the first Of next, pro-
yiding the freight embargo is lifted.
The roads are oiled every other year,
and this year they are due to be
oiled. Their condition, Mr.. Mackall
says, demands that the work be done
as quickly as possible to save injury
to the roads.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-07-09
PROF. E. b. Fockler.

Prof. Edwin B. Fockler, principal
of the Cecil County High School,
Elkton, dropped dead Tuesday after
noon near the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot, In North East, Since the va
cation season he had been employed
at the North East basket factory,
and was taking lot of baskets TO
the depot for shipment when he suf-
fered heart attack and died In a
few minutes. He was native OF
Western Maryland, but had resided
in Cecil county for the past 25 years,
being principal Of the North East
High School for three years prior to
going to Elkton. He was about DO
years OF age. He married Miss Leah
West, of North East, who survives
him, with one son. Edwin Fockler,
Jr.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-07-09
Ford Turns Turtle.

Coming through Rising Sun at
about a 35-mile an hour clip, on last
Thursday evening, new Ford cal
with dealers license, enroute to
North Carolina, came to grief at the
end of the concrete roadway on West
Main street, about 1880 o'clock.
There were three cars in the train,
and all three drivers should nave
been arrested for exceeding the speed
limit, but they weren't. The car
in the rear did not see the turn, and
ran into the one Just ahead as 1t
slowed down. The driver evidently
jammed on the brakes, as he struck
the car ahead. The result was that
his lizzie turned turtle, and faced
completely around. The speed fiend
who was driving escaped injury.
while the little old Ford despite ths
fact that it was turned upside down
one rear wheel smashed, windshield
torn completely off, glass shattered
radiator broken. and sundry
other things done to It. was soon
able to proceed under its own power,
after few new parts had been OBJ
tanned from local dealer to replace
the broken ones.
If ever driver deserved arrest
and fine this speed bug should nave
been mulched good and proper, but
he wasn't.