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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Stock Markets
NEN YORK MARKET
a. e - me Days Dealing n Al
ere leading Stocks

- March 1g.-Ano the -or-
I ..,-eiE- exchange. me SOW
IVA ---4 for demand loans N "A
-.G sayoranic statements -
4aueL BY leading i1dust-:a
e. -ogrthe- WITH AN tncrea.'.-l
~g 4ccC9U Ell manly fur me
-ts1- 4:u Activity OF todsE STOCK
.--14al 4-Iis On London --ose y g.
--r claci. exceeding the p-evlul4.s
s.z cenrz and Regarding a.
-e-~ --.nund Of Cd cents from me
-, month. win concurrent
e-...ls IF -en.t-ances 70 2--le>-
-9ra- opened a pp- csrI. ana
-g- Jupt.-,un throughout ne
So 'rnuEn time -a-es were Of
2s:1.'- hanged reports credited in
r. Ia: wI-n iocAi reserves as dis
- ~ncn-iate new ioa1s for mod
49, a~at--a AZ nOnceSgtOns.
's"a-' si1p-e-Tle court decislons deal
I'll s-oCK IA exemption anu n =
La. ouE were again er ect7Ve n
ing movement. Elgn grade
=. a.s- ne cheaper r-ZnSpDr-aIons
1lhrna~,us -aiiway equipments. de-
1r.Iaert accumulation a. al
-,-a 1E Wo % 70 points
| flae~ nc-caae % untitled u-uers re
r's 1- ne United States -fee! Cor
9r r- Feo-uary preceded the re
3se ,orrrun 70 1aL rs highest n
= rocks. anc gave emphasis 10
u-;ss.HE -eviews of Inuust-ial con-
'ss7-t -sEueu cy --ade authorities.
ois xpr ~r1D--g wn-e included among
= -e-->>.Gre-. and higher issg1es of me
- >o-- ~: General Motors AND Cru
- --@e -c-e -eieEated ID CornDaTa-
12Ec;-- clnsin- a. nominal gains
1''n~fc- much lr---1ia-Irv. Sales
50oW shares
7p0us were steady Inte-na-
-@r sod me domestic list ~
7-s actions hardening. To
.I-e. "a --aiue. GndSe.gs. Old {. :.
<-H Unchanged On call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

home Satu-ds- ~ n. wa % water-
vile
Ruei ADAMS Bangor was n. o, e.
Sunday guest a. the home " M-s \.
:. Gordcr.
Mrs. 5onn McAnn0n has gone 70 Wa
pole, Mass, - vsi. ne- daaghte-. Mrs
Clarence Shirley
Ms Belle Frost Z vslLng he- sis, er
Z Portland
Wills Brown who Is employed q.
Gordnn's store. was obliged ~ Stop ove-
night a, Seth Weights, ti,e storm was
so viuient ne could mt walk home.
D-. Iiliiken visited his patients miles
away, travelling or sncwshoes
Nc trains passed Eeadfeld Monda
AL were cancelled Nothing ezcept
snOwpiUws and caoouse The ptcke-y -
ICE 20 clear the rack below the s.Atior
Were many. Every man and boy cha1
could De hired was employed srove,lnE
and picking ice
The roof OF the dancing pavilion n
Maranacook came crashing dnwr WITT
is weight Of snow Saturuay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Chicago Cattle Market

t-Nic1-O- MARCH ~
rIoGS-IS.G1n. Estimated gomprrDw 81
Gss Light hogs strong; beavy . % 5Sc
iownr Top LET: heav~ I3soUis1a; me
tIiunl I4sDn1Hsn light 151eni56e; i!g,lf
liEaL I4JG1i4S heavy packing sows
smourh l.SSsa l2s;s. packing sows -ougn
Ige013Ss: pigs l;2S1i40o-
CA-TE-heceipts IGeG Estimated TO-
MORROW r.aDG: slow Beef steers. Ne
dium and heRvy weight choice ana prime
74lefDI545. medium and good 175td LACE
common g7JTr.J; light good auG choice
I2aHdT5e: common and medium S0ea-e6n
Butcher cattle. HeiferE .3sUIzsS: COWS
-lb1I-a; Gamers and cutters 4.5D70
veai calves IE1Mr7B: feeder steers S704
ra1. stucke- steers T2SHIU75.
SEEEP-Receipts 7B1. Estimated 10
nur-ow s9aa; strong. lambs & lbs
tiuwn T7SdTT5n: culis and common 15Dd
fTN. Ewes: Medium, eood and choice
: 1goU1<1n culls and common 6H6W1g75
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Champ Clark Prefers
[ npiedged Delegations

x ashIrgton. March 10 - Champ
Clark Of Missouri. candidate for the
Presidential noninaIlon eight years
ago came out for election OF uuin-
struCred delegates 70 me Democratic
Nalona. Convention. Opposing Use
OF his name as a candidate n the
Georgia preferential primaries Mr.
Clark declared thai while nc man
woUlG decline d Presidential. norz.-
nation Cende-ed by great party" the
especial thing 10 do was 20 go 10 9
convention UrHarte-ed by Pledges.
adopu thoroughly Democratic
Platform and then nominate me
best Democrat 10 be found.
Mr.. Clark views were eEprasHed u
me following letter ID Eran =.
Gardner of EafontCn. sec-stary Of
rhe Georgia COMMITTEE
II am profoundly g-a1sfu, 70 ny
Georgia friends VINO have suggested
that nv name shnHId be placed On
The ticket al the psefereutia. Prssi-
dental primary
MY own opinion that i is not
best 70 do that n my Judgment
the convention should he absolutely
a consulting body 10 do two things
''F'irEr-Adopt q thoroughly Demo
cratic platform mace Of rime-erisd
and fundamental Democratic pr.n
cipies. progressive and up-to-oate.
"Second-On SUCH Democratic plat
form nominate the ablest and most
thorough-gping Democrat that can
De found
NO man viii decline a Presidential
nomination tandered freely by a
great party for the P-esiden-y "
The United States Is not only the
most powerful ONCE known To DUR
political system, bur r,,e greatest
ever devised BY the VIII Of rrar. =
shoutd not be bestowed On aur uau
10 CRAFTY his personal ambition but
soieir Tor the good Of Ghe ceurtrv..
Tor the only reason Tar q political
party Is 20 promote the prosperity,
the nappinsss and glory at me
American peopiA, 20 halievine think
i would be fortune for the both
parties Il al the delogatae 10 san
Fs-aociscn should 90 uE4nat-uc,ed 80
as 70 Be fres 70 consultation to aGree
on the best man posaibfe for Pres,-
dent and vice PrezideR. On a plar-
form thoroughly Democratic in every
plank.
The record u the Democx4f1c ad-
miuistration and the Ddanocrx9ic
Congress is beyond praise On II Ne
stand and On it we should win to
the end that the national and sta1e
governments shall be maintained IN
their fuH constitutional rtynr and
tina. law and order may prevail
everywhere under cur nag But even
Il We should fail with such n pla.-
form and such a condition. our party
would emerge from the contest IN
splendid fighting trim for sutr-e
conflicts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Wednesday Brighton Market

stock Yards. Ma. tG.-C1ndirions
az the Yards were the same rs on
Tuesday A. ID Bags IF Belcher-
town, Mass, was the only n. z.
shipper t1st gur stock through hav-
ing ! carload al WatertUwn, Tuesday
and ! carload a Brighton on We'd
nesday Sales were confined 20 q few
truck loads from nearby points which
came over the rnaG. BUYERS grabbed
I'D all offerings as soon as unloaded.
and the market was merely nominal.
Sales-Ctig f Forhush sold I bull
al 10 1-2c, l bul al 1Dc. and 8 ON.
/. cows al 10c. COW al 3 1-2c, 3
COWS al &c. beefer and I cow al Sc:
3 calves a. 20c. calves 1t &c. and
4 hogs IL II a. C. A. NJ. Briggs snld
l. steers and neefers IL GAG, hull
I1co lbs h LOG, . COWS at &c. and Is
mixers a. s4gg 100.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
N many q the famous battles and
has many interesting souvenirs OF

N mxuy o. the famous battles ann
has many interesting souvenirs OF
army life. He IL a respected member
NJ Burnside Post G A r. Of auburn.
Mrs. Hayes was born IN Gardiner.
June IS. 1&4-. a daughter Of Capt
Daniel and Emily Her-,ck. Ar the
opening Of the Civil War, Miss Ear
riet G. Eerrick answered the call FIR
nurses and was in st. Luks's hospi-
Eal. New York. for three years. Mr..
Eayes has always been a progressive
farmer until he retired from active
life. and both ne and his wife have
always been prominent IN society.
wherever they have resided. They
have three children. Mrs JuIias r.
Austin Of Mexico. Benjamin II.
Hayes Of Pennington and Arthur G.
Hayes Of Richmond and two grand
daughters, Miss Emma L Keen, q
successful teacher IN Mexico. being
one Of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

DEPoT-Mrs. PuI!en, mother OF Mrs
Frank Dow, Kenr's Hill from VIM
th:-np, Mass. arrived at Readfieid STA
E.sn Saturday evening ~ $50 P ii, The
afternoon train being fire hours late
Reads were impossible. Kents Eiu
relatives sent word for GONE one 10 care
FOR her. Blankets were piaced on a
tn5oEEzn and Meas-s. Jones'. oakes and
Bowen conveyed her . Ehs haz1e of
A-izn Jones. where sns was made COM
Portable. remaining there until O'Clock
P. ID SUNDAY, when relatives VINO lived
much nearer the station than Mr.. and
Mrs. Dow, came cor ne- Ms puLlen
accompanied them home to wal Until
tbs road to Kn; Hill was made pass
abie.
z n Hutchinson. Portland came
Saturday to v!sit his mother Mrs
Royal. and sister. Elizabeth Hutchinson.
M. and Ms. Seth Wright VINO have
bean III with m6nenza, arr nDth r-ecpv-
ering.
Miss Atidraa Brown, q student nt the
Winthrop EiS6 school, Is still quaran-
tinad IT the home % Relatives who are
IN with dtphtheria-
Nj A-chihaid MI. Vernon who wen.
70 I'm s,x1iDn satu-uay % convey r.ia-
rives Of M. TRACE VIM came r-nm
MaaacauserA 10 -Gcrend his funeral
Fridav could mot est hack % his houe-
and was stalled at the home Of Dennis
Jose, Readneld. over Sundx-.
Ladies' Aid msf with ME-. Mary Cor
don Thursday. There vere eight menl-
bers present. who PASSED the afternoon
very pisnmntiy. The Aid win mse.
with Mrs. Harry Gibbs next Thursda-.
Miss Hazel Gihbs is tnproving and Us
expected 10 resume teaching IL Non
mouth Academy Bo0n.
oWsu Coiauznn. who has neen teaching
N Litchdeid. ms clos.d his scino, snd
was euruilsd g . cnahman At Bates
college, Monday.
NJ. and Ma " = Gordon, VIM g.
tendsd che AntaTy Club n Augusta FRI
day and rgua1n.6 spE n4xh- rsfuznn6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Jew York. March 10.
7@--.4t pape- SgmS.
= '1zc-e strong sterling Soda oiils
- 7',!ne-'c,al 5.-day bills or 5anks
1rrne-c,a- tH-dav bills 81. Ge-
-, < cznies D.
Ts-nanG faIa cables led
-ancs. demand 12E caairs
az 1erlanG 3ss Ia Dies &c
E"Tauu - cables 1T
1@rnand 15i cables -
man ana -a.irnad bonds irreg-
Lr s,runr: u dag. 20 du. =
t0nlss ~
"' stead~- nigh iow : rub
oslng ND g. offered a. :.
ABk AZ '..r43nr e a.
'4t'--tied sis.t-iv f~rrn the
4rIcts IL me lasrr trading
III nils 80. soyT1T.l s--'-ll !, 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
MARRIED s. YEARS
We'll Known Canton Couple Ceieo-ate
Their 5Atf Anniversary

Canton March 9-Mr. and Mrs.
Erasrus hayes. a highly esteemed
couple of Canton, passed their bath
wedding anniversary Sunday, II :
quiet and happy manner. Mr.. and
Mrs. HAYES were united IN marriage
March :, 1866. by Rev, J. = McGsrth
Of the Episcopal church. Gardiner.
They first settled ii Mexico. where
they spent % years. They have re-
sided also n Hebron. Bucktieid and
Richmond. From the latter place
they moved 10 Canton several wears
ago. Mr. Hayes was born April 8.
1S4s. al North Yarmouth. a son Of the
late Levi and Emma G. HAYES. A.
the age Of % years he enlisted from
Mexico in the 18th Maine. Co D.
serving until June IEsh. He took part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
o'Annurzie SuperstItious

Fiurne Feb. -S-Innume-abie pn1-
lla1-lss constitute The teMpe-aynDr o.
Gabrielle & AnrunZia. He is sups 81.
10 an ordinery menl unless there are :.
a. table he Is Elstidious IN his choice
OF foods and will drink oniv specia
kind Of E.hIne wine. His favur1te dish ~
scamp" a sinai crab sh found enIy
in the Quarneru. Ee was lover OF rhs
fish. when ne lived on the Grand Csua
n Venice
So much AID ne tnink Of me eopd .ha.
he went On = search II al Ina was
written about them and mas complied
already a studipus lecture CT the sub
jec.- The FISH -eserbied in color III.
American shrimp but IS much larger
and his q caste miider than .shster
approxirnatins he crab 5ut conside--
ably more tnothsome. Scamp" Is IA.
favorits seatood n practically all OF
the north Adfnric resurtK
Besides his psrriaIi.r for ''scasupi
d Annurzin is a lover Of ice cream. &c
sometimes divides a large cake OF n
intended for the whole eaole. into -vn
halves He takes one enfise hall hiyn
self then gives the other half 70 the
remaining 10 at the Table
The poets dining room NIUE. De dune
IN ed. The walls mnsf be covered wiz,
red tapestry and much q the rurns-
-I1re. Them. tho. orders are given com
corning the color Of dewcrs. murninss
Noon ana niBtt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Bosrnr. March ~
EEEF-~hoIce whole cattle 1871
ET-TER-N or--i1er1l creamery exc-As
yS~TS- western creamery extras 6Sl66l.
CEEESE-Twins extras eaan 2Ia.
COEN-No yellow T-70f-9
CGGsNea-pr henne-y 5745E western
ex--as -+lt;55.
rLOTR-SDrlns patents. Eot.-ih, sac..s,
-nec!a. s1oi-s ID. a Isse: standard -25eo
aAy-Ne. timothy 5gd6l nomina.
HANDSPRING .Sn1.
1A-S-Fancv 40 pounds 1u90le3z.
pCRK-M eciuTrl backs 4lsr
P0-ATCES-A-ooss G-eer Noun
tairs 5nas6 per IGa lbs. or rack.
S-E AR-GlnulateG wholesale gro
cers' quotation. l60l6s IN Du.k. lssdi6l
N packages
IEAT--sHG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Sag packing ssocli current MAKE No :
3SS.
LEISW ea.l- ~er"Ip-s t1.ssf' t-esh
gathered az--a 1-sts 46n+6. firgrs -+91
a., STATE. Pa. and ne2-ov western hen
ne-v first whites 10 e-1-.-as 1Bnf- do.
browns ex--as Ia. do. gathered brown
and mixed coiUrs Fi-st; 70 extras 4SaitA
SUGAR-f.1W easy: centrifugal --.05
fine g-anuiateo l4fp1l16do sugar futures
opened II 10 70 q points decline n sy--n-
ullfly with The easier ruling = the SPOT
market nu- liar prices -1r-TTec M with
MAJ selling IL 1854 o. unchanged from
-he previous close
POT A-oES-Easie-: Name 1850 state
7Sl lhs s25dS75 sweets .jersAr No. : Dag
-o0d.3eB.
~AARAEE-5teaGv. state 1D 400
4u F-lo-ida hnl. 3sedi1 STATE -ed oh1.
,J5yq-4S1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Lines Of Type

are stretched out Ion rtis Want Al page 10
help you today and every day. # YOU vii take
hold promptly, they viii guide you to pleasure
profit and success
Scores OF Journal adv cruisers vii prove this
statement before tomorrow night because their
ad-messages are printed here today. The Want
Ad Way 70 get what you want i to telephone
135 ano dictate your ad to Journal Want Al
Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
HARMONY

Miss Gladys Rollins has spne 70 Dex-
ter 10 work FOR her aunt, Mrs. Sadie
Chadhuur-le. who n suffering from mus
cuiGr rheumatism.
The storms Of the past two weeks
nave kept every one busy getting SHOW
eled out. and some Drifts hnve heer al
mnH Impossible 10 80 cnroueA. Tia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

NEW NnyF.
waEAT-Spot firm. No RED u NOM
IaisI 8 q, b st.nTyter- 1,
CoRE-Spe; cas-: No .slIow 20
anu No. : n,.1ed fIss Ne" M
I1-dHr shipment VA.
6ATs-spot irru; No. ! white wv
I.ARFe---; eadr. middle wef. = pt-S.-S'
pUT-ER-Firn7 -eceipr1 4s'a, crea.l-
e,'v higher filHn escrras O. nn4a 90 - =, -
$. ar. ssa.Si tirsts IS TO 81 score N4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. March 10.
Euiiisnuess p-edoninAIed II thee curn
market today ia-gei- owing 10 weather
and 10 unusua. strength Of foreign az
change Prices al the close were I'M
settled one % &c ner higher with Mar
~ 70 LA and ,Tulr 14nz TO I4ls- Oats
finished unchanged n ! I'D and prov.s-
IONS a gains Of ~ to Do cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

WANTED-Two 10 three
million feet box lumber.
large or small lots. deiiv-
cred at our mill in Az
gusta. by teams or rail
road. All tflicknesses.
Wanted dry stock now but
VIII buy green for deIiv-
cry when dry. Write.
telephone OF call On
Hume-Newhan Co. of An
gusta-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
SPORT NOTES

M.adlerUwn, Conn, Ma id.-Eo-
ward Il TonIinson Of Elizabeth. n
j., was today elected captain Of tn.
Wesleyan University haskstaaL team
for next year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

BARGAINS II Nartonal
Iarunxe aasei caAh raEaster. &c 20 G.lGl,
Total adder: National toak finish
cash -sglBfEr. &c - o.N. Int type
crank machine ~ural ad1ar slip and
szpe printer. Csed onty ans month,
new condition. araHrnuf ne me-
oiurn size. refiniBnsd: hobart eiec,ric
naGy grinder; 0ppenheim bsat driven
me2- grinder with righ. and lp0ue pull
levs; ! hKnn ham slicsr. hand cnffee
mil. large I hand coffee mill, small; :
Sa. 70 Srtmp90n Computing scale. lpe-
.. cApActtyi ! revolving anff racE
won6. u 6HWers; enc 4 P Wrestling
house electric mptor. 2-phRse a-C. N
volts. q cycle; ! Oliver Tvpew-iter
Ae solicit nan and telephone orders
We VIII furnish accurate description
and snip on approval lash. or rs-ms
IL desired. Write or retenhone Cornish
4 Smith. No. Is Silver Street, wR.sr-
vile. Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily BY
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

- Front 81 BAH. Phone so
::::35 Water s.. Augusta,
Phone -0-8-1a79
Correspondents Of
ELMER ~ BRIGHT & CO..
Members " New Z ork and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
NeW York Eond Market

View York March 10.
-1-,- ..5o.--r, 90 &c O. Sy-cf
a. Be .s-.,- Z, os =. 90. -. a, 90.
- 50 third AS Eos: SQUIRT
= orr Us 81 -. VICTORY 44s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

E1.7 RE4~E-% r 4 T'-T E-For MN viii
Z little caTp-a! anu considerable Aner-
- theIs IS = -nost attractive opening
as ~@pres"r -a-.ge f0r 4 standard n&Re,
auIomoDiie. u vou a-e Interested i.
making nag reIA-ls on 4 SINAI Iuves'-
men. w-lTe IeD z. T-a-c1r. Gardiner
HE. A-uneuec. saEaGahoc- JUN Der
lano AND SOnerse- counties Still open
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
WANTED
4 Head Farmer.

-k,nE charge &C 1a-m
anc -frIv ARES de-
tanning. Only d -aa
Apply Sa.a-v -+4A
% start Apply CIV
n ARTHUR l. GIL.
STATE hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11

Nan capable Of :.
~ one hundred
ICED ~ Intensive
Win "hp Need
Will EiAIC-sGalcs,
.ag Qualifications
Man boston
Boston. -. MASS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-11
FINANCIAL

Business Opportunities Sc
-CNCE ROOM-Ooiag good business,
excellent location Guua reason for
selling al al 10. Water It HALO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-21
GIRL HURT BY AUTO

Josephine Polite, 40 Clinton street. a
~ ear-old school girl. was painfully
bruised about the face and body late
yesterday when she was ri ndown BY
an automobile driven by Bert Meyer,
l79 Lewis street. The little girl was
taken to st. M~argaret's hospital by
Meyer where her wounds were dressed
BY Dr.. S~ocolaf. According TO wit
nesses Josephine and another girl were
playing in the street and failed 70
see the automobile until il was quite
close. Josephine. it is said. became
confused and ran in front Of the ma
chine. Her companion escaped injury.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-21
A BARN FIRE

One bag Of cats and a pair Of piano
skids were all that remained after
IRE Quilted the small barn in the rear
street early this afternoon.
The barn was used by George Klein
man, 10l State street, -eNpressman, for
housing his horse and drawing equip
ment Half an hour before the hrc
broke out Kleinman had hitched UP
TO deliver a few kegs Of paint to a
state street store. When he returned
nremen from Company | We're fighting
10 say his property. The less is es-
timated at $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-21
Death of VIM. Winters

william Winters Of S1s f. state
street. Hammond. die dlast night at St
Margaret's hospital following a hve
weeks illness.
Mr.. winters was a pioneer of Ham
mond. having lived here Al years,
where he had made many friends. who
will be grieved to learn of his death.
he leaves eside his widow, one
daughter. Mrs. l. c. Tewes. hve grand
children and one great grandchnd TO
mourn him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-21
Charged With Assault

Jack Hunter. 2SS Indiana avenue.
was arrested yesterday on a warrant
sworn out BY Earl Horr. charging
him with assault and battery. Horn al
leger that Hunter beat MIN without
p~rovocation. Hunter says Horn has
been shopping about his residence and
annoying his mother-in-law. Hunter
was released o nbonds fer $500. He
will be arraigned in the city court next
Monday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-21
A OF G.. DODSON

George Dodson. nephew of Adolf
Salk, after a long illness. passed away
last night at the home of his uncle.
The funeral will be held from the
home, S4t Columbia avenu tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment VIII
take place in oak Hill cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-21

The funeral will be held from the
home Monday afternoon at > o'clock
and viii be private. services Will then
be held at $3.50 o'clock at the Evan
gelical church on Sibiey street. En-
merling is in charge Of the inter
ment.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
BOONE, WATAUCA COUNTY, l6 1920
nine-tenths clean, truthful

lis nine-tenths clean, truthful
honest.
The still, small voice." in 9th
er words, has become a loud dom
inant voice.
Instead of conscience being a
handicap in business, it is today
an asset, an indispensable asset,
an asset without which we now
recognize no lasting, worth while
success can be achieved.
Work that wrenches the con.
science cannot be adequately
paid there isn't enough money
in the world to, do it.
Conscience is ones best capital.
Forbes Magazine.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
February 2, 1920,

S r Brown keeping coun t Y
home 172 90; DrJ w Jones quar-
antine officer 35 90; Alex Haga
man services as assistant tax su.
pervisor 35 IS; 7 B Moore station.
cry for county $50; Joe wheeler
capturing Illicit distillery 20.OO;
Edwards & Broughton, book 49,.
GA; DR.. MEG Anders examining
prisoners in Jail 2 so; R X hartley
assistan tax supervisor for Is
days ga Is: W r Johnson captur-
ing Illicit distilery 1000; John W
ward for services as tax super
visor 20l 05, sheriff Moody for re-
leased taxes 4.75. sheriff) Moody
for released taxes 6 60;o L Cof.
fey, recording jurors and hold
ing juvenile court % IS; Albert
watson. witness spring term 10,
! 10; Mary Isaacs witness spring
term 10 Is; sidney watson wit
ness spring term '19 IS; Arthur
Isaacs Isaaacs witness spring
term '19 l Is; A L wilson assist.
ent tax supervisor 107 %; W L
Trivett registering vital statis-
tics 9 so.
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1920-12-16
wATAUeA IS ON the JOB.
Winston-Salem Journal.

Winston-Salem Journal.
That Watauga is back of the
Northwest Highway movement
with determination to see the
fight through, is clearly shown
by letters from leading citizens
OF that great county which boasts
the highest county seat east of
the Rocky Mountains. Watanga
and Boone are especially interes,
ted in an outlet to the heart of
the State because Of the fact
that one of the great Training
Schools of North Carolina is 10.
Gated in Boone.
A hard-surface highway link
ing up this section with Boone
would be of untold benefit to this
fine institution which the Site is
SPEEDING thousands annually to
maintain and improve. If North
Carolina had no other interest be.
yond the Blue Ridge save the Ap.
palachian Training School, it
could well afford to build his
highway.
AS serving to show the spirit
of Watauga in this campaign, we
are taking the liberty of print
ing extracts from a personal let
ter received from the President
of the appalachian Training
School, Prof. B. B. Dougherty.
He was very anxious to attend
the Highway Banquet here, but
previous engagements made it
impossible for him to come. He
says:
How deeply interested is Wa
tauga! We have just had a meet.
ing here today. We have sent the
steam shovel to finish the link be.
tween Watauga and Wilkes. This
done, the grade across the noun.