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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

The Board of Registration for the
City Of Augusta VIII be II session al
its rooms at City hall on Thursday,
rrsday, SATURDAY. Monday. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. q
90, 70. %. IS. 81 and IS, from 4. Nj.
20 P M. from 3 P. NJ. to P. Nj,
and from P M TO ? P. NJ. and on
FRIDAY. Oct. 2e. from 9 a. NJ. 10 P.
NJ. and from p NJ. 10 P. M. 20 re-
ce,ve EVIDENCE touching upon the
qualifications Of voters ann TO revise
and correct the voting lists Of the
City Of Augusta for the November
election, No name can be ADDED TO,
transferred or stricken from the list
after P M Oct %. Ralph ".
Farms IS chairman OF the board.
Notices regarding the hours Of the
sessio ns of the board VIII be posted
4 the city TODAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

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-. - =. 49,. - ms
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- -
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- -, 4as.-. ..ala II, 49,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
.IOICE

Mrs Leslie Lewis. VINO has been at
tending the state convention Of Kings
Daughters al Bangor. and the W. C.
r. r. State convention at Augusta. re
turned to ner nome Ssturcay
Joseph Kesiey mas a crew Of men re-
pairing the State ala road
Leslie Lewis went Tuesday to Wiscas-
set 10 attend the Lincoln County teach
ers convention.
William Gray is passing some time
with his daughter. Mrs. Maude Nc
kindaley.
Of schools visited schools in this part
ul the town Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Newton. Mass. Woman Dies
From June Auto Accident

Biddeford. Ne. Oct. S-Mlss Mary
MulAgan OF Newton. Mass. whose
spine was fractured when the auro-
mobile N which she was riding SKID !
ded on the State highway between
here and kennebunk. -ast June. died
Wednesday al the Webber Hospital
She was taken 70 the hospital lrne-
dlately after the accident The re-
mains were taken 10 Newton for bur
laI. She was IS years old and man
ager Of a manufacturing concern II
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
HEARING ON MATTER OF
AUGUSTA-BELFAST ROAD
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Much interest is being manifested
- this city in the matter of the pro
posed aid fer the AuEusta-Belfasr
state highway. upon winch a public
hearing has been appointed for 10 A.
Highway Commission at the state
house. The local Chamber Of Com
nerce has been requested 70 send d
good delegation to The hearing and II
IS understood that several automobiles
filled to capacity with Interested people
viii come from points along the road.
Hon Charles s Hicnbern OF Augusta
will be present and rake d few re-
marks. and others, Interested IN the
from
In speaking Of the matter Friday,
Secretary Clarke of the Augusta
chamber of Commerce SAID: This
seems 10 be the first step IN the real
lzatIon Of our hopes for d complete
system IF good roads from all outiy-
tng districts INTO TINS city. Augusta
IS the logical trading place for the
Heople Of Belfast and the various
ADWUS ali along Ing "ah- iCSciFcO
d letter from James Dinsnore of Pa
Ieru1o. addressed to our CHAIRMAN.
A bert W BROOKS, Of the good roads
committee. asE1ng US 10 get out a
good delegation tor this hearing.
nave no oouot that our members Will
see in this Just the golden opportunity
that We nave been seeking and Will
respond in good numbers. J nave sent
out a letter 10 some az the mem bers.
but as the time s snor- this effort
must necessarily he limited ! be
Ileve the poss1eiLties or the prepo-
sItlon as surnclent 10 attract the ar
tentlon Of our wIde-awake citizens
without special effort from this ortlce.
Tne Cnamper Of Commerce. Will 90
It's part TO see that the Belfast people
ger tins road. and II appears they de-
serve u. inasmucn as ther are con
trlputing their snare 20 the ROAD build
ing income Of the state"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
A MOTHERS
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE

Weet Huxton Me. ITO read Of Mrs.
Arthur CampseITs experfence ~ h2r-
rowing. Imagine ner feefiHs-she
r,tss u am a mother Of i've chill
6rer. Ny little girl two years old
mas 80 sick with fever she lay Just
as II she were dead for two weeks ]
started giving her DR. Trues Eitxir
srd me BEGAN 20 gain al once Now
would not be without II. / feel very
grateful 10 YOU
No doubt this child had Some stomach
r,ousie due 70 WORMS Scores Of children
nave worms and their mothers don't know
the trouble.
symptoms Of worms: Deranseo stcrn-
ss1n, swollen upper I'D sour momacn, OF :
fenstye breath. hard anc full belly. WITH
min about the navel paie face. eyes
nesry and Gull, twttchinS eyelles, itching
ef the nose ana recturn, dry cough, srfno-
,nx 81 the feefn ifrtie red points % Ihe
tpurus starting during sieep, siov te"-T
rr -rue;s Elixir has been fsrhfni n ifs
durie~ as O ennrit~ laxative ana worm
=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Z aIph Lee

Ralph Lee. the little six-year old son
of Nj and Mrs. Fred Lee Of North
Monmouth. died Sunday morning. al
ter a few hours illness with acute in
digestion.
The family moved from Liverrnore to
North Monmouth about SIX wears ago
where Mr.. Lee has employment in the
Winthrop Mills Company
BESIDES the parents. two little girls
and two little boys survive. also RE
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ada ms
Morse Of North Monmouth The fun
eral service was held at the home
Tuesday morning at Il o'clock conduct
60 by Rev. Alton Timberlake. Auburn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

rro- - trst time in many years
90, cal 4 hearty meal without suf-
~, f-a-wards, and owe this
r,,oe-+g mango in the condition of
T. s,o-ach to Tanlae-" said Mrs.
f.,a,r Marie Peavey, of Glenburne.
us. ~eeeutiy.
rrer since ! was d child ! have
,,,ee-so with Indigestion. and for ten
E. before ! got Tanlac II grew
.,sso worse. I had frequent and
'ev.-s Attacks ~ acute indigestion
I.,cr so-etnes were so bad il
no.sr ks would never ger over
|rsr Ary time that I venrured on
NV Mango n nv diet like eating
,c-K ~ arvrhlrE of that kind. the
tr~e-.-e nat followed was almost
trpea-zris-
q -ac next TO no appetite and
,a-5,- we ats any breakfast 10
.,esk n But even the LITTLE I did
3, caused Il heavy feeling and acute
ps,,s : The Pit Of my stomach and
rsg-.v znoked with the gas that
b-ned ION nv undieested food
-. tres I couldn't retain any
.,,c M nv stomach and l had split
hr. reaaaches and awful spells Of
zz,-ess 7 vas weak. tired and list
PISS ne time and couldn't get up
n rterest n what Was going on
l-rura ne Nothing that I took
,aenea - 10 ne any good and I Just
Ii. -n.se-anie all the time
NJ mother had taken Tanlac and
,eer cry much helped by il. 50 I
I-z--eo or Il The first bottle helped
be 81 much that lust land aside all
'the- medicines ana kept on with
Far.ac. ana IT'S lust wonderful. the
rsy mas relieved me Of my trou-
les
- rave a fine appetite now. and
nr ca heartily of Just anything ]
Ia M never have a sign of indi-
'es-r-- Nv headaches and dizziness
re nEs u the past In fact / feel
fs. .nd happy now. and 80 much
r-orser that I DO my work with
use an glad Of this opportunity
! = 7thars about Tanlac"
~arlac IS sold IN Augusta by John
,oge-E1 and IN Weeks Mills by J
Merrill and the leading druggls.
! sver~ CITY and tovn-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

f-s- an absence Of - years from
.--g-a Mrs. NJ McFadden Of Cen
49,. Youngest daughter Of the
: areen eaf. has been here for
EZRA aays VISITING the CID nome
.-s INC lookIng up friends She was
r"- FAMED by her son Surleign and
p" ave been staying ar the Augusta
1850 Before her arrival II Augusta
EcFadden and her sol made Wis
Z @'hlcaEo. Boston and Ole Orchard
2e" eItr.ls city FRIDAY rl-t on
- -e-u-r home For SIX Years just
NJ gong TO Illinois TO live Mrs
~ o - made her home IN Nashville.
~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
.ioar ~. Mj{Ier

or 2 Miller PASSED awav Friday
-s--o0- At Ills nome at 17s state
7-e' a-er tong illness. He was
sz- = age and is survived by his
re - scr and three sisters.
- rss a shoemaker by trade
IL East FEW years. however. he
ha 2es- employed on the A. d ~
sr'-r -s+l-oad.
-ae-2l services VII be held al
e" may afternoon at the late
9r-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
HARTIAND

9. M Lancey has SOLD the remainder
Of ms dry goods. groceries. boots ana
SHOES. etc. 20 Carl RandIett. He mas
also sold the store TO Mrs. Wilkins
ano Mrs. Berthe Hanson VINO viii take
possession Of il for a millinery store
very soon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
- es-, 80. ST. Marv's School o

y
-.zr tnIrd FOOTBALL SQUAD
F@7=e -rsr season on tire williams
'--f- 1ea -'-ldav afternoon. defeat
y ~ Aa-"s FarocniaI school 30 4to
D. Utwelgned 1T. Nary's and
as ever aIrnculty Cole. Nichols
r r,-Sna-, did good work -or
out wer. unanle 70 gam
-lrr re reavv line opposing
~ ~ norv. Pe-narn. HAYDEN and
s1celied- Forward passes.
--'aec r cement. were the features
ES-e The lineups were as fol-
2uv-clenent -. Arbour n.
g. Z eaton :. Mack ~. Ran
--o.- : Pernarn rhp. Hayden
= Merrill qb. St Marys
: ~~''eF - Murphy II, Mcdonald
Ter fletcher e. Carney A.
urc,ngrar LED. Cole rho.
->'ess r. snarley qp.
'o'noowns Bv Hayden .. by Per
- " Merrill >. by Clement =.
\. TON toucnoovns: hanaau l.
's-es FH-rrnrron
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

mere Will be q regular meeting OF
s7,tsI Grange rsfs evening at c. A
al at T.3a The first and second
.g-aes will ne conferred. The SUB
%, ~ discuss On on the rrogrzn will
1oes d Woman Require Physical
,r--.se OUTSIDE the Performance OF
81 =.aFular Household Duties-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

E. z. Day and son Willard Day. were
in Portland Monday nd Tuesday on
business. making the "trip ny autorno-
bile
Mrs. Mary DAVIS was at home from
Old Orchard last week.
Miss Haze Drake is employed al the
telephone exchange in Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
AUGUSTA LOCALS

- and Mrs. @ ". Tvaddie Of
la--- we're in the CITY Friday on
e. way home from a hunting trip
re Forks. DIR. Twaddle had on
4 inning board OF his automobile
fire doe which he had shot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

A. J. -orsief Of Bangor. formerly
secretary of the Maine Anti tuber-
eulosis Association was in the city
Friday 10 attend the sessions Of the
Joint conference Of the Maine State
Welfare association and the Maine
PUBLIC Health association at the
State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

re city nlgnwav department has
s~ertly hnlsned resurracinx 3ono
,"@et and mas been at WORK smoothing
= Bond Crook road ana MI Vernon
venue ane grading ana grsvel1ng the
7owesten -oad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
Miss Margaret Birmingham

G.zs Margaret Birmingham, former
p q '7rt.and. died Friday morning
Els -Irv, aged ~ years. The re-
's.c- VII re taken TINS morning 10
c-S1 sc- .ntsrnent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
MUNICIPAL COURT

L. howe ef Woeivich vas
- before me AuFusta municipal
Z ~. nay morning On complaint
~ Warden Richard :. Upton of
7..- g charged with guiding a duck
,r. Al 7oVdofnnarn on Friaay, 0c-.
t. II. -'@FIng a state license as
rs .. 'ppeareo that ne Lad guided
ste "ffr 0f two sportxmen
.a~,, aAen asst SATURDAY tor
es,., '''-' Wild ducks N their pos
.,ss< Tar ne state laws aJlsw He
Hrpos.. Judge Robert a. Cony
tas,s -'''0 m = me ri $50 and
|ao. ~ e. tIrs peinr suspended
ksn.. 's<men- If costs. and re-
Wa CsSean .o.nr~ ,~-sn~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Ny and Mrs. Edward Grondin Of
this city have returned from d. short
visit IN North TassaIboro. where they
were guests If their niece. Mrs.
Charles tTiroux
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

The death Of AAAe L.. wife Of bonn
Jepson occurred Fl her home On tbs
Pond road Sunday evening. after
short uSess ~ pneumonia. Funeral
SERVICES we're hsid al the home Tuesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Gardner at the home Of her parents
Nj and Mrs. Albert Neal on Norris
Hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

afternoon. conducted by Rev Mr.. M
Mahar. pastor q me M Z Church
Mrs. Jepson IS survived ny the nus
hana. above mentioned. a caurrte-.
Mrs Willis WEIGH. anc a son. t-lys-
ses ; Jepson. and several grandenlI-
dren- Tier age was g wears.
Maud Spencer has gone TO Dexter FOR
an extended visit with relatives.
DR.. Norc-oss - on an au-onobls
trip 20 Canada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Miss Haskell OF Auburn sang TWO solos.
The body was taken to Liverrnore fo;
lnterruenL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
MAINE WOMAN
Had suffered Since A
Girl. She Says

!, 5.svev Tor First Tive in Years
-, wow Eat Heartily Without
sns.-,re observation-disclosures Tan
&C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

WO01 Iy' u oIsaclrO %.
SEW m advertisement for CUT
ma Ssap and oinsmen, SO bought
some, md when hac used two
cahes of cufieus Soap and two boxes
dCmxHa Oiuemenf he was healed. -
NgusaD Als1- William Ducios. 1854
North a.. PisfS6eld Mass
usecG1su1frar toila purposes.
an06OsARs.>sv1EaN Aa<rs.s. -cussws xss.
snuDa- nuUs 4. unhAs1 "a. EAas" spsu ~~1ry-
yla1. 9ssp Ec oine-a<nt = and Soc Taicrm H
Euezers Soae sha~ee wsfhsut -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
BABY SUFFERED
WITH ERIjPT|ONS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
andBurned. CuticuraHeaIs.

When my little boy w1s rive
mouths old h,s Sace v.s ror,,,l.s>,v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

covered with isching and
burning ruptions. The
efuptions spread 70 the
back Cd his ears and fessered
and scaled over. ! had 10
kecp rns<ters On him SO he
would not scratch and ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
CHINESE STATESMAN
WARNS OF AUTOCRACY
DR.. Wang, Yalo Graduate, Predicts
Trouble Unless America Upholds
Celestial Democracy.
ny JOSEPH TIMMoNs.

SHANGHAI. March 14-"If America
does not UNFOLD democracy abroad the
hight autocracS on her own shores. IL
strong military bureaucracy gets
control con, o., OF china. eventually America
tack by that power"
: This HI, Is the prediction made to me in
an ano in nf ,s hhgasy by Dr. C. Wang
the peace conference.
;, DR.. Wang has just returned from
Paris by ship through tho Sucz Canal
has addressed meeting after n,eetinS
OF students and their elders, who have
been been. 99 1o, to high pitch by his
Gina The pefng the so1 ie4sEr,1S G If
,n VI 1ns,s MIN to come to l,eklns and help
tween north and south.
Dig Factor Ia National AFFAIRS.
THIS cican-cut. eloquent young Yale
graduate has become one OF tho new
MASTERS N Ghinese affairs lilo is been
,ism are unuuestioned. lie is thorn
In the side Of Japan. .und vet he is
asafents and Sro Diplomatic. not by any
DR.. Wang reasons in this manner.
Japan is a military auiocracy, alb
sn;,i,ey governed by a small clique OF
psrialistic and those ambitions ' COM t,n-
Dnl.cy
;. China Ia definitely Sommitted 10
M people is paeifst, nonmiitar.st.
ans % SaHs,o to maintain united China
We menace no people anywhere.
surely there can be no question as
patty and support OF tho United States
In diplomacy.
:. "hmer!ca was the frs, nation to
1913 Before. that. since 1900 she bad -
n Istsa Sy SGhh Iiay. shs epe aHs%o
assfntcd. During the world war y
chain Of circumstances has practical,v
closed that door.
Adnnires SENATE Action.
Tho action OF the American Sen
cision Of the Versailles conlere enc d as
In In .sh,antunE may be compared 10 - a a
the door-frame. MY hope is That Amer nu
lea Will neither withdraw that foot nor
permit I1Iht,,a 1t ,, TO be crushed.
NJ, Sn na,1o. wants free intercourse. with
people Is now thoroughly aroused
agsins. being bottled in by some one
! asked Or. Wang what he thought
should be Ch!na's reply to Japan's bro
posai ror direct neGotiations over shan
wise for litigants to withdraw NJ" Case
Without the consent and knowledre Of
the court. W
China has not agreed to the shan
Lung decision OF tho pcacc conference
therefore. we contend our case goes
:, Ioinatlcally 70 the league OF nations.
~ judgment has been handed down
against us and our case is on appeai
to the higher court.
~ may be wise. for China TO appoint
mands as to Shantung, but every stem
81 the proceedings must be known TO
lne western powers. There must be
no secret negotiations between Janan
and the militarists OF the ,Pekinr
CLIQUE X japan has fair and Just pro7
noSals to make they can stand the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
NORTH CAROLINA PLANS
EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS
Citixens' Conference VIII Br Held =,
Z Greensboro May md ., at
. StAte College for WomHn

RALE1GH, y. c.. March It.-A citi-
Lcns conference on education will be
neid A. Greensboro on May 4 and s.
day by Or, Z. G. Brooks. SuperintcnS.
ent OF Public Tpstruction. Tho mnet :
,ngs will be held a. the North caro-
una state College for Women. and ha g
Deen called for the purpose OF bring
ms together representatives OF the
ere mentary secondary and higher cdu-
women's clubs, Chambers OF Com
mefcc health and community workers
and other people Interested in whn. is
termed the States most iinporta0t fob
the education OF its children.
Education has reached critjcs
North Carolina must decide whether
or not the schools shall be developed
SO as to meet the new responsibilities.
placed on them as a result of changed
conditions in the world" DR.. Brook S
writes. in making tho call for this
meetinG. Arc. tho forward looking
people Of the State really. conscious
economic and social progress. This
question must be answered by the citi-
zcns Of every state"
The call for this conference liz au.
thoriScd by the Upited States Commits
sioncr OF Education. Or. Z. T.. C:laxton.
one of the several that will be held
in different States in the Union. The
Superintendent Of Education and the
Governor Joined In requesting that tho
conference BIO called. II is said that
this Isl Tho first time III tho history Of
the State that representative citizens
for the purpose OF find
ing ont more about the needs and. bet
tcrinS conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Autobiography of Plain Bahy--H.
4 Sttckicr for Accuracy.
tCspSriRht. lsa0. pY National Newsppuer seryice.p

i &c 81 II s es4 H
Ss1tsr ,memerS than oths, babies But
saS sat The ny ns ssIssF
time az ali since was a GeddernE. .oo Is
.aaa eni sfts @srs
not for this dairy Of mine, no doubt a good
Of %Ss4 hoM Is WHY y
who kea saS SIX e fonr
Enoranee.tEey have forgotten snouEh Of the
0a0es 9 Sap
With the best of intentions will declare that she
three months old; whereas had the babies kept
didn't do il, until ihey We're fJarteen months
old That is what time does to the human
1 nrzo b ud wi where Kids motheT is traned
il they ever do yenture|to offer graf
peutic ardor
worms only when he finds the worms seq
e ST the wSrS BY Is lie
@ nseeS wo pS
medicine on suspieion. if they VIII, We re-
wsT% naas9 IN that c 9 stua, e
house, ~ ou'
:, !. baby has just got to exercise somehow 1t
hour . @ n's es aTEF'aS a.
learncd the regular routine of the World: lie
is rsa his tbs sss S
hi gaEf %s so ssa i ii To-
6eeansa bs w taRes and dsn knsw what an just
IS 1t fair to pour into him ali sorts Of DOPE on
other basySods 6nnn maker or
rents rents experiment on their babies with less com
remedy sick pup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
More worker. Needed.

TO the Editor OF The Times Ispatch:
Stiff economics were as simple as AFR 7, y
d M soSa Sy II Fd1y sh
the ter%Sa full sSiSf Rod a, w wors
to estsblsG vital tul, hopPs sse work 1a and
WHY nas kno ss, to ang
". and labeled tSsm %iins to TX
vsf ,aat 20 'hs orws sr is is
Wys R Rtes o ina sS Whe urge the snees
problem what need is more eve WORK. but but
about or ca oo es adG pepulatcn
Witch a an
as w;o1ker, clerk or executive, with the pro-
90 90 oo DO od absolutely thing About
s4 aeess
agents, spectators and others are competing,
o"e % Wants m1 these eeGplf Sn
% tS Il up ne
me oSva gashe 1be meat and s d1in
boys men and %ome Gl P mi6
xsst9s ct o es sfrssn sn sss
nn iI 5fhG S;. swsatshops farms; who dig
Sai6sarais which Trey shall not e enter s' snd
p WINS sar wa IN ws To apea s9y eane9s
work hard for eight hours Does anyone Want
Il would be absurd to say how many Of III.
army Of agents WHOLESALERS jobbeSs surplus in
s sa and how many not: But it is equally
pam that the fewer who produce the less is
INC production. and the moro who distribute
Therefore, w4"eome 10 tho proposition that
we need mora ;.'roductire workers and fewer
suycrs and sellers. We can do with more
t and fewer statesmen. Government mill
tary stores and government insurance have
proved that mddlemcn in relays are not es-
1t is futile and by way of being a merry lest
70 sit and yell Hurry! Hurry" at the IS 900 :
900 who are toiling to produce necessities and
uSurles when millions Of able bodied are
powder. peddling books importing ukeieies
II is as though crowd were camping and five
and did the chores ~ ~"
What We need in America as much "a any,
thing is tho habit OF using our minds for deem
or pr5cessse g: thanto rememher few head lines
economics 49,: JOHN t. f;OoLRTCK, 'JR.S
Fredericksburg. Va, February 2S, 1920 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-15
NORTH CAROLINA MAPS
OUT SCHOOL PROGRAM
bond Issne to Pave Way for Biggest
y building Project I'm Many


RALEIGH. y. c., March lin adj
dition 10 ahcD new school buildings
which arc being erected in the rural
distrttta OF tho State. the Department
OF Education understands that three
OF the larger cities OF Che State are
either making prepa rations for big
bond issue or have already held them.
ard will map gut the biggest building
been experienced in the history Of the
schools in the state.
CharaotIe, 81 IS understood, Is maxi
ing SURVEY OF its city for the pur-
pose of seeing just how large, bond
issue will DO needed 10 give that city
ample equipment in modern buildings
TO. take care OF its growing schooi
probably be. needed. The city q Dur.
seboo, huildjng purposes. and Raleigh
Is getting ready for big bend on issHs
10 house its children. winston Salem
is probably in the midst OF the largest
North Carolina. It's new high school
building, the Department, of Education.
cSnects to be ono of tho finest and
best equipped in this State.