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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

u.ura- sr-asxhrs 1890 115n, Kansas
s--s GINS LIS q ZEE
WEEA--Spe5 aagvs M = anc No
ha-u e66 and No. m-Eeo GuruT ~
track View ya-k sxDar-, August
shipment
= CORN-Spof STEADY. M yellow
-Sss e New T0rk 1A-dRy shipment
oA-E-spg- easrc Nc wh-1e ~
LARo-Easv middle west -s"aa
1914
FT--EE-S7Aaar- Receipts IT. -
rrts c-Ha-ner- higher raan extras m
15s5 Do sx--as g. score aak IN. n--srE
IS n q srare = a 544- packing s-nck
current make no. J 40 zA-
EGGS-F-n- Receipts Ia. ssS cases
fresh Ea-nered extras Arsrs - @ at
FRESH gathered first - a SO state, Pa
and hearty wHs1arn nsnnarv WHITES
r--srs -, extras 6Dt6 - GO browns ez
--Hs soI - de gathered browns and
-r7xAF e-aIn-s f-Ef II extras 4eG IS.
POTATO Es-I--nEula-. Jersey 80
pounds ::pb O. 800 southern barrel 1ahU
sc swests southern per barre 6bhf1
sHn
CAgB AszES-DuI and unrnanE@d.
sIGAR-Raw quiet cenC-T1aEa
Is refined quiet fine E-zuulsted
1-1HM @25A Futures werR easier IN
Ger luuldE -1ur al 1Durn trading was
ZEn- September Tar Decnrnber
11@o. January 1o4H Ma-'t.rt ea5-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
JEFFERSON

S5TTE-GPw. z. ~. Pierce -e-
turned from Nj Desert Sacu-ay,
having PASSED the weak Win MS
daughter
Few. and Ms ? I Eale and
aarrhuEr -heaa stared for taelr
home al East Tsnpietar- Mass.
Friday
Nj and Mrs p J Moody and
aanrntsr IF Ba-n passed Sunday WIFE
Ms. Maody's parents M and Mrs.
" ? Eeneuway
Miss Louise EonR-- returned - her
home AZ Ere-e--- Mass. SuudaE
M and Ms Z =, Goodwin and
szn Cortland, ~ Everett Mass. are
a. Z A Clark's cottage 19r three
weeks
Mr. and Mrs G 2 o1tnn Of Beach
mont Mass, ara passing rwe weeks
al p Z Boynrnn camp. Pine Knot
NJ and Mrs. Albert 8Cvru8n -a-
turned 70 their naE1e II Boston SAT-
l-dav
zos- Alice Ma-sr1r McCassev II
3ouE-ar. ". J. In VISITING Mrs Mar
carer Kerr
Er. and Mrs Cna-1e4 L.adneH Ter
Of Ea-h wts5tad ner mother, Mrs.
Lucy z MrCu-dy rscer1ly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
uusncs. TIE demand s pretty

qusnce The demand is pretty
thoroughly satisfied where horses are
really needed for warK- and ths mar
heT TINS week was largely NJ specgIa-
r1rE lsnkaE for horses chear 20 resell
I me au1ln1 Ea-sas a-s uu1le
pls-rl+Il Z -nF 4 EST and ia-Ee- co--
siruner1s z-e SER East than are
aee1aE
Good 1suliT- heavy greer 1-a11sTs.
1850 q LeaN Iss snIc e. s"-5 q s:s, ne
dunn weight i--afre-s u 15hDG 100 Ios
seld az sogn6 e5a rs res-- wagon
anG express horses sale a. vice
-alre s1S5 q ea5. rood quarry accii-
mataa nurses a. s-256 .-5 e-6i1a-v
seconds a. s256 zoo
j G. Ke5-h SOLD carloads IF greer
westerns I carload II Perasviv wanna
horses and aaou- = secunes. Trade
was the poorest Of me seRsun and
there Was much curing IF prices 70
Eioss sales This waeks ca-inGCss 81
r-sAn western are expected and lot
If seconds together Win ca-ioHd af
accitmar=r Pennsylvania horses
William Ea-w+-z cars If green
westerns an6 50 p 100 head Of accil-
mated an6 seconds Trade was 1u-
with lowe- p-lces CT ne average run
af ~ 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

M ant Mrs z = ThI-snouse
Mrs. Seuiah krgn- Ms . E Grant
ant M znd Mrs l. n Knight were
n Bangor -hursGav
Evs-s1 York and family OF Brewer
were guests If NJ ald Mrs Z. z.
York the past week
Arthur Irish IF New Hampshire
was calling 1n friends n 1pwn
Thursday
M and Mrs 2 I. Cunningham Of
Guli1n-i were guests al z . Wmrz-
kHrs Friday.
Or Brown Of warerviIfe was d
visitor n 11wR -hurslsv.
z. z. EunL- c. D Conner and Z D
chase ware N 5eAast Tuesday
Miss Gladys -rirEhen If Vassal-
boro mas been a guest a. the Central
House me past wAek
Fred R1ce Of Lynn. Mass, Is a busi-
ness vls7r8r IN tswr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
CHINA

SCT-H-M-. and Ms Z ?
x -1-eacuse. M ard Yrs. Z z HE
house. Harold Morse and Ms. Ina
Fla lsred a1-snde6 ne -E1era. services
~f Alurzc P-1es-- 41--erF- u North
' aEsHIs,e-u, al Wa1a-ville CT Mon
day
Mrs.. Ernest Jones Il v1Euag he-
mother. Mrs. " J Thompson
M- and Mrs. Perry Mac and I1T-Ie
SCH Pan left Saturday tor hIs hcne
z Oregon
M and Mrs Jenkins and TWO -rl-
dr-Hr and Ms Jenkins mother, Ms
Mar arrived n r1H nome Of Charles
Mat On Thursday, making -ae T11p
@-arn ONO ~ autorn oi7ile-
RHv George waIer-a n PhIla7el-
pt..a supplied -oe Dc pl- 81 ne morn
nh .Se--v7ce Su1ca- al -he F-sends
Chapel. THIS church is especial Y
favored Pr having q number among
Its summer people VINO have filed ne
pulpit very acce7TahlT IT'S season
NJ Waters Of A4Eu-nGals mad ne
8ii1ie class q ne .5Dra-T.
Sanford Zones mas returned e MS
home n Washington at-e- n walk g
vis1r WIZ Bou1ev 5ruce.
On F-icav evening a. so there WI
ae an entertainment fo- ne benefit at
me Sourn China Ehrary al c. a z
nal.
On Friday last, a party Consisting
Of M and Mrs. Buznsv Bruce MI
and Mrs K Warehouse, M. and
Mrs. Fred Plalsre6 and Mrs, c. y.
" ehber and Sanford Jones want or
q afueber-v1ne r-ip u Bristol Ms.
where they found a ra-e spe-les
farmer and Ms wtfa VINO would -arr-
er veu would 1lrS ne berries than
have rhr-r wasted T1E- -HrU-ne6
n rre afternoon heavily laden.
bringing ove- TWO bushels u ne best
berries thev had ever seen
The family II I l. Jones passed
sas lar SATURDAY. n Gardiner.
Ms. ManG Glaux0n Is QUITE III II
the home If ae- father. J L Holmes
Aihe--@-Insnsr- Ct z--ooKlvn called
On friends n TINS place m Wed-es-
asr whiie Of lis wav - visit NJ
and Mrs. J. M Merrill N TaIrT.
DR. and Ms Edison returned &c
their home II Springfield, Mass. or
r -idH~-
China Mor-nav Nesting II Friends
a. rae chapel. Sour, China IN Wed
nesda~ Ct - a Nj
A number trun TINS v-Eare azTsnd-
I'd me wedding Df William z Spra-ne
81 ne Methodist church n Augusta
on Tuesday evening. This piace Tas
for rnHzv rez-s -he home If NJ
Sp-avne and ne mas rhe best wishes
CT the entire COMMUNITY TOR many
wears If hagpr married Lzfa~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
Chicago Aux

Cn2cagn. ADg. Il
EAT-LE-Eece1prS 10 gae. general
trade very d-aggy; choice Ilgn- and
heavy weights steers srAa6w: neRvv
DeeveF ana medium grades slow ~ -
csnrs lower, rDp steers I71a pest vsa--
4ngs TOO. bulk choice 1900 q 1875.
Eoeo steers slow I50BG 1s-5 g-asry
kinds most Gao q $50; she stock slow
n - cents lower sales Averaging Snn
n 12s0; bologna bulls eRsr some sHl rs
lo~ker s5eT 75a- cflalce vaaie-s eHrl-
~ city butchers I'D 10 1525 q -5Ese: bulk
choice I45aG IaDp st9cKers sreafr.
ECGE-EecelpI 20 aae. opened IL n
Is cer-s higher advance party INST IN
berTsr grades others closing weak VII.
xrsraraays average. early ED 1912.
bulk BEa- and Butchers I5s5 11s7A-
BULK packing ssws 14e5 q I45B PIGS
strong 70 rs cents higher: BULK desf--
able KINDS IsaaG L5aa
SEEEF-Eeceipts 70 Hgn. nH-7ras
about sIaady lambs la-yalv I1nn1
ISBn, packing STOCK TOD 1850. NEG m,
70 fat cnolcs ewes 5-s n 80. pasta---
uneven choice Idann lambs n 1saH
best fAederE auG-able Ig25 q .pEa-
scucK very good ts- Montana w-tneyx
is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

The aggregate # Ire STOCK a.
Brighton. Ha-ertavn ana +hs loca-
slHugnfHr houses
THIS waek- -HI-l@ 1883. sheer H.
ss4 caves @s+2. noEs --19s-
Last week- Cattle 1874 sheep ~
52:- ca1ves S4ea, nnEs 12,Tse
One rear ago. Carte 15s5 sheer
5419 cElves 376E. nogs 1-.Rns.
MAINE STOCK At MARKET
Cattle 2es shesp SIS, ea5wes go
hogs -54
sTONE OF TEE MARKET
YARD offerings q beef cattle were
fairy la-ra- and the demand WIS
va-v pecr with ne result thar prices
suffered a sharp decline amounting
70 enc To we GEMS q pourd -he
nes- cR--Is showed ne E-nesT -nne-
owing ID the far LhHt fewer ~ thsr
we-p offered Bologna and -a-nsr
cuws WEIR begging. Chnace hesvy
steers and cxen were normally ne
II J.. rs. WITH few z a-r offered
Conc average CARTE sni6 Il. % 10 CTS.
and poor end ordinary cH-rle Il -
as = rs. The beet c1wE bruuEr-
1-2@a - IT'S. gonc S1EE-T s --2d
crs poor 1c o-5iaR-v --2Gs -
-rs and ooloE1as and Gamers sG4
-rz Bulls ranged FIR 5ns c-s-
YEA calves suffered e 3ecIine Of
anuur -wo cents. with choice heavy
vaals I2d-5 Els. average quallry s112
Its. and coarse calves. drinkers and
g-asss-x. SOS CN Offerings were
r,1-e -ra- SUFFICIENT Ho- al demands
Eogs Saciired orlv ID cent with
receipts aEr- both az the Yards zn6
re De ck.nE houses. Live hnrs snI6
e. -5n1s CTS and dressed hogs a.
Is@2D CTS
The market for sheep aad lambs
WIS quisr HI q lower -znge of prices
EereIprE ware fairy large Sheep
sold fur sdg Il r-s and lambs rom
Iedd- CTS
Mi1cn COW trade vas STEADY with
No change n Prices. Good hea--
mixers mold pr1ces.~ as not mHrv ara
offered The market ranges from
szpa 70 $50 for good mixers with
choice hear mixers ID 10 s7-5 or
higher Hnc porr Cows down 70 about
sSE
TUESDAY FRICTION SALES
Beef Car1ls-Oris Z Forousir sold
! CIV. 30 ms a 1-2c, ! COW. $40 I1s
al &c and bologna COWS. 25e8 lbs
n 1-2r. r. l. Brown & SCR spid
Gamers al &c.
YEA Casves-F L Brown q Son
soid SO caves Al "a lie.
EnEs+F l. BROWN & Son soid
hogs. n Is Sc C,-is 4 Fiornusn
sold l hog a. 15c. ard coarse hoss
al lac.
Sheer-F Z. Brown & Sen Sold
sheep a. &c
Mllch Cows Z Erewn & Scr
sold Is mixers tnr szs9a
The i've poultry market Was
steady, wlrt fowl 3Sap Cts hrsile-s
4BA4. crs and roasfsrs .s6e5 c-E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
WINDSOR

sCI-A-M- and Mrs. u :. Spill
Malcolm = Saturday and Sunday
nifty Cub wal meer with Ms
Lizzie Radley IN Thursday, arg 18TH
GeorrE " Mcguire, has snld hls
farm 70 parties from Madison. and
they arg u Move II sour-
Mrs Mlldred -Lopas retuned TO
her home al Southwest Earour N
SUNDAY, after q rtEsr WITH her mother,
Mrs. Ida Norwood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

Chicago. A cE i.
Export Du-IrE was the cnief 1scrnr
radRy n elerH-I1g E-alus prices Sinai
receipts ana renewed foreign buv1ng
Also helped the advances. A. the IN
III wheat showed a neY gam nf II
cents u - cents VIII T,eceE,a t...-- ga
n 2-5Ss and Ma-cn go. Corn war
M cents ~ 20 cenrs. wh9Ts ns-s wH-s
unchanged n higher p-nw1si --x
ruisc quiet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

Boston. AaE
EHEF--hOice whole cattle - O e
Ri TTkE-Exl-as 5Gs % IS 1-yts 5Ga
500
CEEEsE-F-esh choice 80 62ga
CDEN-Na. vaf1ow 1s9T1s5
DGG-Nea-py hennerV $50 -
uesrErn extras t. drsa.
FL5CE-Spring patents 1as-Eh
sacks. special shorts 1z50ed 5En- sta nd
ara 1sK5 a $40
EAT-Na. rlmornv AZ a -
LAAE-Sp-ln- ESQ -
QATs-FanCy 80 pounds 81 q 90
PC2A-Mealum hacks 3esn
POT ATcES-Essrarn share 400 q $50
Per barrel. natives IT5h e%a per NJ
ELEAR-2ea
VEAL-1s1 %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
EcESE MARKET

Boston. ArE. There was an e.
cssEive supply af horses On the nz--
ket- and while the retail trade a. me
nryt Of the week EDod ssiex were
made AZ the previous range Of prices
the anc-lcn sales were poorly ar-enc-
ed with ne kesnesE u the bads. n
urder 70 close 0ut The large number Of
horses On hand dealers had 10 sacri-
drs va5ues and some nnrses sold 81
the lowest prize Of the year N sense
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18
Stock Markets
NET YORK MARKET
ta:a-us . re GAYS Dealing IN Al
ne -asc ~ Stocks

me -Ssc ~ -Iocks
---- A-~ The same far
:. -,. In =. ,,..-..--.t5--9 xt,sr.t nave
- --.9r,-r-z n rt1e
.- -.~~--.. inv --A aBs- 4r5---rir -i-
T.. -. ----.. a---- --,,oy r,r-irs.s 80
.-~ .-.'---.- Ter an esrlv
--,-,.s--.- q ss--a-----F7
-.
az .l.11-.--.-
'-'i a.-ilale.t III = 80 :. -
- - -. -. -
~. .,..-.--,... - n,,--.. -y--,,,rr1r
-. -
- = -.
- g
"a 'e,L - =
lii, ,-a...n.L -,
( = : !. IA ''''A
Ia G -i''h-
sSueS ps man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

T0TSG WOMEN TEE WENT
woRTE HOSPITAL OF pcvEz
NEW EAMPSEIRE- OFFERS TO
T0C.SG WOMEN oF sIGE
scEooI. Epr-CA-rox os TEE
EQUIVALENT OF SAME = TR-
TT MoN-Rg -ASNG N a
GENERAL EosFTTAL DCgNG
TRAINING TWENTY DOLLARS
FEB MONTE WILL rE PAID
AND FooM. BOARD AND LAIN
pRE WILL BE FvFNLsEED
TEE wENTw cR-E HOSPITAL L
An ACCREDITED HOSPITAL IF
TEE STATE. Fos FURTHER IA
FORMATION. APPLY II TEE 81
PEsN-ENnET OF TEE HosFI-
TAI. GRACE ? HASKELL ST
FEETyTENDEy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

MercxnC13e paper 8.
Exchange irregular.
Starring se-fay SiaE s.5ae
-eyn-ue--fal St-oHy bills N banks
S.5s4
Commercial sn-7av hills ASA az
mand asa cables 3-64s.
Francs, Demand T.29, caci9 81
Belgian francs demand rs cables
ID
iSuliders. demand 90 10 caDIes 5S-A-
Lire demand 4sS cRhles 4-90.
Marks. demand Us cables 90
New York exchange on Mor-Tsza
liz per cent discount
Government bonds irregular
Railroad bands Irregular.
Time ioans strung so Gars. 20 ia vs
and SIX months.
Cal money steady high <. low Z
ruling ra-e : closlug md : g1ared HI
& INN nEnE arr,Rf1r- -lrtsS T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

Gpecisiir Ae1u-ced -or the Kenueb~r
sou-nsl3
Stock Yards Aug II.
MAINE
~ Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

-1C M 2 Aauirv pre-
an pu,eII. Secretary
..... ELplo-a-5an Mines
sad -urrugrv a.
F'1"El6 de-s Of sa5a
-oeH rr-.a,s -
~'lg-a- 2on. max me &
ne corporation.
= a-fs Thousand Ft,stT
,. mas no lia flias-Jes
-. = stnck- am 7-av-
A.. u-lnu ~ salG ~r~uors-
r a. -ipDi-rrrsn1 NJ a --us-
-SSinr u me assets Fzr
A. 49,. 7r-s-- -Ne same s--n
2. Fac arr apply ne u-,r-~tss
IS erner- If Ise -,rn.
. 80. III 4 Tearing ne rac
ng ~@ 2 Augusta Maine,
s- e.l- ~--T'-'r1 feenIn dzr Of
--a- reu ciogk A M
i. ~ saac ner--rr =.
a ar-astHd rpur Of
Er,rs lri'- Of court there
5a- general agent or
p gar, " ;'c'-sVlor. bur = no
ora rr " member If SAID
r. ~ 1ound II The .o,rr-
-, az 'a-pora-i8n Is iocar-
It1sa .. Which ia last
.s.a. Zen Of clerk was
l.ur A. 1n-.ne sinai be r-v@n
re a,-,o, l7d copy of same ans,
-est - an. n rhe Rex,er-v
'-a.~- u1rT n winch xald
-. I-a-ed ny N rnir. .rx
-'es.-or ~ clerk was
F. ~ east before zaln
r l Do publishing an a.
ar4t us ar-ier once a verx
.-..s- 7'e weeks IN me rsnfFU
, newSpHn~- n,,n.
~ "a aa1ne- the faw4 sun
ne east seven DAYS be-
5gs- e.. PEILEROOK.
;.- H.. -lr@rne Jueicta. rs9urt
-E '-+Sth dav ~ August
u .---.
'sgs
It T-EES -1a-A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-18

New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily ~
MAINE Brokerage COMPANY
7. F-unr St. Bath, Phone SO
S:5 Water St, Aug1sra-
Prone 1913 1913
Correspondents Of
ELMER ~ BRIGHT L CO.
Members Il New York anc Boston
Stock Exchange
P-'~sfs wsvD Services
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$50 . MAINE

SIR EHr id
Is x. Z TT
ir---
- r. a r-l--- IS tECiN-C--
w. - TON MINES
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
TlgE CITY ELECTION

AT the primary election held Tues
day Col q. r Boyd was elected mayor
by vote Of III, as-agaiust IS for his
opponent, Mr.. w. f. Allen. For
marshal. Mr. J.. W. Eiiand the present
incumbent, received l29 votes, with 70
for Mr.. h. O. Kirby. J j. Scott was
elected clerk without opposition, as
was the following aldermen: D D. Pat
ty. W. L. Featherston, H. r. Dare, W
IL. Sherrod and w NJ. Lamberson.
Col Boyd, for several months past,
has been solicited by his friends to run
for the office, but to all he positively
refused to make the race. AS a last
resort a petition signed by majority
fthe voters and business men OF the
city was presented him, asking that he
allow his name be placed on the ticket,
and under such pressure he could not
refuse and was thereby drafted" for
the Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
First Presbyterian Church, Macon

Sabbath School at 10 a. m.
No preaching service. Pastors
day DIN Shuqualak.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 8 p. m.
If the SABBATH School and prayer
meeting are church services, why not
all members Of the congregation at
tend? Think this over and unless God
will accept your reason for non-atten-
dance, come and help to build up your
own church. 1t is now and will ever
be, Just what its members make it.
r. L. CAMPBELL, Pastor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07

court house Macon Miss.
Certified check for 3 per cent must accom-
pany each bid as a guarantee that if awarded
contract bidder will enter contract and give
bond required by law
The right 10 REJECT any and all bids reserved
bid. W. j. HUBBARD Sr
W. G. FUTV0YE Seey,
j. II. LIPSC0MB
Commissioners.
R. A. WELLS, Engineer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
BAPTIST

Services at II a. m.
Graduating sermon at night by Rev.
DIN Ray.
Sunday School at 10 4. M Mems
class in pastors study,
B. Y. p. y. at 7:l5.
Prayer meeting at pm Wednesday
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
Missionary Lecture.

Rev. T. A. Matthews fromtheCente-
nary Office, will deliver an illustrated
Missionary Lecture at the Mthodist
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07

WANTED-A few shallow wells to
drill. viii make price of 25c, 80
and 75c per foot 500 feet for $3.50.
All work guaranteed.
PHIL MISSO,
Macon, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
Shipping Cans for Sale.

Two Sturges refrigerator cream
shipping cans.
L. D. SCALES
Brooksville, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
MONEY TO LOAN

Loans from Sl00 up. For particu-
lars see CHAS. RICHARDSON.
Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07

WANTED-To trade pair of big
Duroc pigs for w. L. Hens. Write
what you have to trade.
P 0. Box AZ, Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07

1rs. W. W Shannon The eue
Ar. and Airs. -ag.e Shannon.
Alr and Mrs. Mullins spent last week
end with Mrs. Hand in Starkville.
MIR. Frank Short Of Greenwood spent
last Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. Rosser of Shuqualak was the
guest Tuesday of her cousin, Mrs.
Short.
Mr.. Milton Davis of Okolona is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Marion Har-
ris.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Sherrod return
ed Tuesday from a few days stay in
jackson, Tenn.
Master Frank Rhymes has been
very Ill for the past week, but is i'm
proving now.
Mrs. Cooper of Dyersburg, Tenn,
was called here this week by the death
of Mrs. Holman.
Hon. r. Z. Wilbourne Of Meridian
visited his sister, Mrs. Jno. A. Tyson,
this week.
Several pure-blood Duroc sows, sub
jet to registration, for sale cheap.
| If interested phone No. Al.
Mrs. j. G.. Bush returned Wednesday
from Mobile, where she has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. viii Dozier.
Miss Henrietta Clemens will spend
the weekend in Macon. She will be
accompanied by Miss Mary Louise
Frist,-Meridian Dispatch,
Mr.. Alfred Gousset left Tuesday for
New York, where he has accepted a
position in the office Of the Wilson
Packing Co,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Dent had as their
guests this week Mrs Fan. Crymes Of
Hattiesburg, Mr. Dent Minor and Dr.
ILauncelot Minor of Memphis
Miss Ada Aust, after spending a
week or more at the home of her fa-
.he near CaIyx is again IN Macon
She win leave IN few DAYS for Texas
to visit friends.
@ Hector We.a o has been
sa .r sewer #eass We'd
1esda Sam Antonio where ur
a uaia0 mother. R,ehd-
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07

WANTED-Stock to pasture. Pas
ture fine; plenty of water Also for
sale, twenty tons of good hay for sale
Call or phone W. n. SMITH,
Prairie Point, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
Boar Taken Up

A black grade Poland China boar,
about 6 or months old. Came out OF
recent high water. Owner requested
to come for same. G. w. TAYLOR
Three miles from Macon. !
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-07
Methodist

Sunday School at 10 a. M. Whitman
Davis, superintendent
Preaching al ] a M. by Inc pastor.
Mothers Day sermon. Special mu-
sic.
No service at night; union service
at Baptist church.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at
1915 o'clock.
Hope TO see you there.
OLIN RAY, Pastor.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-03-20
EBERT RESTORED
TO HUN POWER
GENERAL FIGHTING AND RIOTS
CONTINUE BETWEEN REDS
AND TROOPS.
kAPP HAS RETIRED
FALkENSTEIN AND MEiNlNGEN
IN HANDS OF COMMUNISTS
AND WoRKMEN.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

western Newspaper Union News Services
Berlin, March 19.-Serious news IL
coming to Berlin from the provinces.
Bitterfelt, Saxony, is reported to be In
the possession of workmen's councils,
and the whole of the Rheinish West
phalia Industrial district Is said to
have turned Communist. A red army
is reported to be marching from the
south OF Munster, severe fighting is
said to have taken place at Mulheim
and seven persons are reported to
have been killed and fifteen wounded
at Plauen.
Falkenstein Is in the hands of Com
munists and Meiningen and Langen-
salza in control of the workmen,
There were conflicts between troops
and a mob yesterday in the Neukoeln
quarter as a result of attacks by
mob on the military pickets, some OF
whom were thrown into ravine. The
troops were summoned and dispersed
the rioters. One of the pickets was
badly injured.
The Ebert government is again In
control in Berlin.
Vice Chancellor Schiller, in whose
hands the sudden retirement of DIR.
Wolfgang Kapp temporarily placed
the administrative power, and Gustav
Noske, minister of defense, are en-
gagged In bringing about order In the
city and restoring activities TO their
normal basis.
Regular troops, loyal TO the Ebert
regime, are guarding the streets, and
detachments of them spent part of the
day In tearing down wire entangle-
ments and barricades which the revo
lutionary soldiers had erected In pro-
fusion
In this connection there was an un-
fortunate accident, the firing of a mine
TO destroy a barricade at Kottbuser,
in southeastern Berlin, killing twelve
persons and injuring twenty-eight.
DIR. Kapp's descent upon Berlin ana
his subsequent retreat has precipltat-
ed parliamentary chaos.
The coalition parties must construct
new cabinet, which is expected to
reveal at least half dozen new faces
with the prospect of further minis
terial changes as u result of the June
elections.
The assembly will not be dissolved
Immediately because it must first ap-
prove the budget, dispose of further
taxation measures and the law de-
creeing the naturalization of the rail-
ways and pass new election law.
There are conflicting reports con-
cerning amnesty for the rebels, and
this matter promises stormy scenes in
the coming meeting of the assembly,
us the popular feeling in Berlin now
favors severe punishment for kapp
and his adherents
The Colorado statesman., 1920-03-20

TO Washington In 1904 and graduated
from the University of Washington Law
school. From 1907 to 1915 he was EN-
ployed by the First National bank OF
North Yakima, and was assistant ad-
Instant general of the state of Wash
inpton from June, 1916. to September.
1917.
Mr.. Bolles served in all grades In
Company E, 2nd infantry, of the WASH
inpton National Guard from Septem'
her. 1904. to 1914, and commanded thai
company from 1911 to 1914. He was
called into federal service with the
washington National Guard In Sep
tember. 1917, and Joined the 41st divi'
sion at Camp Greene. N. c., with which
division he went overseas In Decem'
ber, 1917, and served as lieutenant
colonel on the general staff of the First
corps from May 1, 1918, to March
1919.
On his return to the United States
in July, 1919, he was discharged IRON
the service, and was requested by the
national executive committee to assist
in the organization of the American
Legion in the preparation for the MIN
neapolis convention on the staff at ma
tional headquarters. Mr.. Bolles wa
one of the original delegates to the
Paris caucus of the American Legion
last March.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-03-20
car somersauIts Into River.

Detroit, Mich.-Crashing through the
railing at the foot of the WOODWARD
avenue bridge ii sedan driven by TRAY
is Field Bcal. for r. navigation OH
Ger of the Unite, States submarine
K.s somersaulted nto the Detroit riv
er and disappeared. Four minutes latei
Real, who with his fists hnd smashed
his way through the windshield OF the
submerged nuto. appeared "n the sur
face, still wearing his cap, and wa'
rescued by Patro nan Watson, wh'
witnessed the accident.