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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
PEOPLE have
REMEDY IN HAND
SAYS THOMAS

Washington. Ma 1s-F-znkly cunfid-
ing ID MS colleagues ChzI the clothes IN
his back were -nreachR-a and pR.chec
Senatnr Thuuas. lsemnc-a1. Of Cniura-
On, JDinZnE CnGav n another Senate
nrnRtislde IN pruftaers. Declared the
penpiH themselves anc mt Legislation
PRICES
Linking The overall movement start
ed as q protest against the Cost or
cinrnirg. with widespread price reaup--.
liunE, reported rum mary cities sena-
tnr Thomas said the public mad found
the re,ns1y Il rs own hands
The overall CAupniEn WAS & Euod-
Thing the ssnnrur saic. The papers
Today ars tul Of tsieg-zns from al
pEr1s Of me country announcing 6-as-e
nc Cuts N clothing prices. DID Iegazin-
ton 40 i" M. The psupie did =
themselves
me a-1Ack On pupuEse-s WIS opened
ay Senator heuyun. zepnhIicaa- Of
Iowa. vino urged spciaI nsr-acizrn and
c-,--u1uG. punishment. tur the Offenders
Corporations. principally. and ra-aiie-s
We're held I'D rs prime praftesrs some
n them were characterized by tas -gxa
senator as robbers and traitors
IN urging publicity as q means uS
sweeping deRis-s VINO demand excessive
pr-uf1-s I'd he Junk heap If dlsrHpuss.- .
Senator Kenyon said department 4f Jus
TEE FrnsecU-uHs had failed To bring
-elief and thai the pe1nie should eject
president VIM would break III TIE
eVl sv naming an attorney gamer
who cares more about enfarcIrr me
avs linn ne dnes about running fur-
P-esiden-r
There Was & srlie1 trward the railing
ano the crowd in the gallery leaned sur-s
ward 70 hear Senator Thomas appeal
1or return Of The nin-urae thr-f.a.
= nave III a Suit Of clothes four y-ea-s
OLD. somewhat patched put srin se-v-
Iceahie, he salG. rs ne sl-uked the
Sleeves II his cnR; The shoes 7 hive
On were bought n 1915 7 40 mt PRO-
pnse - buy any rnprs cluuaes uu-I
prices 20 down 70 q reasonable level I.
subject myself = danger Of arrest ~
MOI wearing enough Clothes IN me .
streets Of Washington. 7 an willing u
I'VE On unr'oed aeaf hash. and z cn-nes
neHt Eoes tDo high ] viii go without
ineai 70 bring down cus-S"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

chicago, May 1e-The Of price cutting n wearing
apparel continued today sweep the country merchants IN
many cities and towns announcing reductions N mems and
Wonens clothing shoes hats and other articles While some
merchants SAID the reductions could maintained after
stocks exhausted others declared the price cuts
were the logical outcome Of hreaksn the market
backward season and large stocks OF hand.
OWners q department OF and
TODAY announced price reductions II mems and wuens ap
pare ranging from 20 10 50 per while places
shoes and other articles were cut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
LOANS TO DOCTOR

EFVe-t1ng back II uhe time Of the
l0ans the district attorney asked
Miss Zimmerman What cd YOU
give ID the bRak officials rs the -sa-
snn 1ur borrowing the money"
ii tod them y was fur tI1sinsss. "
You never gave Or Zimmerman
check >" District A--ornsy WrlEn.
asked
Not i M mans = him ps-snnal-
Is she -apliad 7 dsnngi-ad check
when 7 put nune- II the bank to his
credit"
ISL i TIE -nat Tu1 asked TIN
% PM ne money you gave nm t1ro
his account SD thar YOUR creditors
would not EH- "'' the attorney asked
Sn i e not" Miss Zimmerman
answered. y gave Il % nIn because
ne asked for Il and because ne SAFE
he naaded Il"
The district attorney then recalled
the dzy-, n a local res-aQ-au-, where
Miss Zimmerman ha5 -asr1ded she
saw I,r Zimmerman with z married
wauEn
'Isr't i = fart" he asked, That
E0I saw DR.. Zimmerman and This
woman II the restl1-al- and then
wenI out and purchased q revolver ~
Nc" ne defendant replied 7
Eia nut know ne was II the resraur-
ant L1Ll nv a-Ten-Iur was called u
him I hRG purchased he revolver
before thai time ant had Il Win me
when I went lc1D the restaIz-an-t-"
Al THIS point the district ar-0rney
elBsad ms exam nalnl-
A-1arnev William q. McAachnie Of
the defense announced That rnmor-
row rnBra witnesses vii be called. il
elu6inr Peter BA-k1-., VINO was men
toned n Mss Zimmerman tascl-
MON -he Defendants brother,
Charles. and her three sisters Mrs.
Minnie Sha pI-n. Annie and Ethel
Zimmerman. IS well as several off,
er character witnesses and aIienlsrs-
E.Rcr attorney Sad ne believed The
case would 80 over ID nezt weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Poles Falling Back
Before BOlshevik

WR-sAw. MAY -s-The Anlsileviki nave
launched an ATTACK IN the northern
front herwesn the river Drlna and 30
-iRnfT, and the Poles have bean cprn-
peIied u surrender ground n the face
nf superior forces. sRys III nfhcial cnrn-
r1uuicatiun issned roCay
The communication adds thai he
fighting continues nut snes mt give The
distance he Puies aHve withdrawn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Sruns~ios Mars 5nSy Found by
AnErascoacsr

Brunswick, MAY 1g-The BODY OF
Charles Z Stevens. age Sc. who was
drowned On Mar %. while CROSSING
the AnC-nscpgEin RIVER 1-1n MS home
On the Brunswick shore 10 his work
II the Pejepscor MIL. was found late
this afternoon fv LuGgEr OuelleILR.
while walking along the TUpsham
shore. near the Halsy farm. about
TWO miles above The village. The
body OF M. Stevens SUI. Joseph. was
found May 5. and tna1 Of Ralph
Gr1ArE, VINO WIS drowned with them
YVES found May 9. The bodies Of the
TWO younger men were both down
river more than FIVE miles beiow the
place where NJ. StErens' bocy was
found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Frisco Stures Cat

San F-anclscn. My 19.-Pr1ce cutting
IN the sale n tax-lle materials oHta ana
furnishings, winch WIS put INTO effect IN
nany San Francisco establishments yes
tsrday. was fniIuwed fndav ny the an
nounCenPHt NJ gne shoe firm tha- irs
Stock WIS being disposed Of a. q -sduc-
TIM Of e-om u To % per cent This 4.rrn
announced riIn1 we take our lgad t-.urn
View 7 1-k and Philadelphia merchants. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
L. S. SufragiSts Oh
for European Meet

View York May 19--slG Amer car
woman suffrage dAieEa1luu. ileaded
By Mrs Carrie Chapman Carr. inter-
NATIONAL president. sailed from here
toby on The steamer R1val GearrA
for Europe To Attend the eighth c.or-
E-ess of The international woman
suffrage alliance II Geneva. Swltze--
land. June 6 70 L..
There were thirty Delegates. alter
na.tes and visitors IN the pa-tr, IL
Guiding Mrs Jusentus Daniels, w-r=
o f-he secretary af the navy. who
goes as an Official Representative Of
the nI1ad States gov eminent. Sev-
rera--y Daniels and number Of army
and navy officials were present. to-
gether with several hundred women
sJEra-1sts 70 Ind the party Don wy
age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Dry Goods Mer ~ Lewiston,

lewiston. Me. May -s-Reducad
anragunIsn To the railways and Lhe
ensuing Improvement II C-a2spur-a-
lion is needed 70 reduce The Cost Of
living. rather than Increased 2roGuc-
uun, James c Cuiuac. Of Bangor.
president Of the State Board Of
Trade 10ld the Maine Retail DRY
Goods Association ii annual session
here tonight Harry d Benson Of
Bangor. was elected president and
u. & Dsu1er of Brunswick. sec-e-
-a-y-rrsasurer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

aua7 May three badly
LIST
--sr0u TT the puIcs a. blows
FISHERMAN, l. 9 Feits- II. e
:. W. - NJ. c . nnrha all
Mule 7ohe-
Attic rx9n mes
1aacv
new ndad- a West Virgins
c.an-w the
e rsa-nuv
a~~rr -1oL
IT Of
-I.e
o
o,-r---a ev aaGgr unec q he
fGorrir Page 4-coi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
BLOCK PLAN
For LIBERALIZATION Of
National Guard
prnmIse Asrsegnert. 2ls - 7n6-
Claimed Adoption u Senzss Pro-
pcsai Wouic Mean Oezrn oF Ggara

Washington. May D.--he Euuse -
FUSED 1adar % apur5vs a cuu1pruMise
agreement with the Senate permitting
states II 1ada-a..zs the Na1nnal Guard
The vete was IF % 1s.
BY It's acaun the House sent Lns
army reorganization Dill back 70 cnn-
1=rencs VIII Instructions u lis man
W. basis Of the guard organiza-un-
The cnuururuise was offered 70 nreak
a deadlock rha. blpcked ina passage
IF The army reorganization hEl.
Seuat1r wadswurrn. New York. head
InE me Senate cnresTees. announced
rnat he would present me district aE-ee-
raent 70 me Senate tomorrow with a
motion that the Senate InsisI upon the
Decentralization " -he guard.
During me house dehA-s sere-a. mem
5ers attacked the Senate prupnsRL 1n
the ground thai rs adoption would XII
ne guard ry making Il e part 0f me
regular a-ET. The new scheme Of Or
Ezu-zaeian alsu was opposed Is a step
r1wz-a adoption Of a sysrau uf cumpui-
su-y military framing.
This Is ne elimination Of a -h-ete-
vea- conspiracy Of the genera srzE and
q CERTAIN element n me -eguiR- army
TO XIII uE me NaunnR- Guard. decia--
"a Representative Anthony, Republican.
Kansas. N attacking the cUmprunlise
ITS adoption would caUse ha.1 Of the
s1a1as ID change their constitutions be-
fare they might spend single dollar IN
support II q tade-aIiEed guard
Answering NJ. Anthony, Chairman
Ea!.u OF the military cor1mi1rae urged
accspraace. declaring the only question
involved was one Of pE--ulc-nE each
s1a-e 70 determine me hRsis If rs guard
nrca1.za mn. Representative Sanford,
EspubIicaa- New York. another support
er o. ne compromise. said under the
present svsram The guard. whenever
called II feds-aI se-viCE- would De HI
r1liItH-ed ny beng broken up-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Cloudy weather prevails over me
eastern half nf me cnun-Ty.
Temperatures are higher as a rule
There viii ne local showers Thurs
day IN the lower lake region and the
middle Atlantic sta1as- reaching Ney.
England by Thursday night.
Winds: North Of Sandy Hook,
moderate southwest and south. gen
orally cloudy; Sandy Hook to Hat
teras. moderz1R south winds, unset
til -Rsa1her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
zplyr. Congestion on NJ. 9.

5''-,--nC IL. MAJ Although e1-
,a-1 arf 3e.1r r.ade 3y ne Maine Gen.
= Railroad 10 expedite the shipment
e ;rs.Et, 7v@r Is ines, Z Ii Impos-
~ 2 --esr IL l9adad ca-s moving ID
--zE-r, 2uIu-E Is me e,nha-Epss that
III Je=e. 7.arHu UPON 1-eigtt al divis-
Il n1i1-s 2l--e not neen lifted. The
--.es..7r 5u-.l-uss q sasIern 1E-u1i-
"A although -- some points Il Is re-
's'.s- re p. Z1ur arnent of ca-s west-
slf1 % aa.nE ra--1ed IN mure exrsn-
47s'T III -G" s-ve-z4 weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Columbus O. May 1.-two retail
stores here today announced reduc-
lions II prices. One announced Il
SO Is per cent reduction On al
women : clothing and another Is con
Quoting half PRICE" sale m al It's
sgr-nE SUITE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Northern New England: Cloudy
T,,,1,-sytav. showers a. night or Fl
day
Southern Nsw England Cloudy
Thursday. probably lural showers;
Friday parity cloudy
Eastern New York; Cloudy Thur
day, probably inCai showers F'-1dHy
partly cloudy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Rebels Promise
CarranZa Freedom

Eouslan. TX May 1e-General
CR--anza mas beer captured ov -evo-
lUupna-y forces and has been gwen
a si4e c0nGuCt = Vera Cruz provided
he leaves Mexico II once. according
Ia unofficial rnessagas received today
hr q ioead newspaper The report
could not he Confirmed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Aestp-oos : :. : Werner orsani-s
s1r.laL IL Ma . a number u
ss1~ase.i.a-.~s women u South P~-t-
IL IL r ne INV cpUncil -oums yes
,s-1a~ ae~1uou ana a7.H- an inter
as-ag .a.E av Ms James =. lack
--lr------. NJ --e w1r-la- advisory com
-:'= f- -He Z--Tluieau STATE commit
e r. -1rnt,e~.a1l aIr-v. organized a
T1--z1 zapaa,,caa -ifv committed. L
R2z r7LaL Ill., M number Of members
: a4e1 Tl-~1 nu- exceed Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Maine Wire Briefs

1ross -caan y Carry Out viii
a1gs1r. Me. Ma -9-T0 carry on
i. III .. q VII II which their pa-r
. 4. .--l-la,.s. property depends upon
-ts- .gmln- --an Europe each year -o
-sssls -1- q -v months n cheir birth
tass Baroness W0.tEang vun Bu1-la-
E Bs-.lr -.- aar sls-e- M--s. FoUta Of
.--.HG AZ ~.sI. me SrsEBnn hume.
z.- ATE sa-nar resldsnce, II r1ie-..
..-lE j. rs -=a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
EIu Cut N Shue P-tce

Texa-kana. Ark My IA sale of
81 SHOES IL s4-E was announced By a
Urge since store here roGR-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
DIVERS REASONS GIVEN
AS PRICES DOWNWARD GO
MANY LINES AFFECTED,

Wave of Price Reduction Spreads Beyond
Wearing Apparel = Department Stores I'm,
Scores of Places Announce Cuts Ranging
from 70 to 80 Per Cent - Gotham Banking
Interests Extend Campaign of Defation of
Credits and High Commodity Prices I'm Full,
illment of Pledge to Federal Reserve Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
z SHOT to- DEATH IN BATTLE
CITIZENS VS., DETECTIVES
WEST VIRGINIA MINING town

Three More Badly Wounded in General Fight
Following Attempt Detectives to Evict Fam
lies Of Miners Dismissed from Coal Com
0a7v at Matewan = Mayor Shot Dead by
Detective When He Protests Evictions =
Other Deaths Follow In Quick Succession
State Constabulary on Way to Town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Forecast for Bostnn and vicinity
Thursday cloudy, probably inca-
SHOWERS Friday generally 1a4r. Gem
tie ~ moderate southwest ana south
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Defendant Wins Altena-5or SUE
Bangor. May 19.-The defense
opened today IN the s5.B0D suit
brought by Mrs. Lduzie Y. Riley
against Mrs IDA Nj Cleaves. both Of
Bangor. the plaintiff alleging that her
husband. william Riley. railroad
employee. had been aIlsna1Ed from his
home by Mrs. Cleaves. The Jury
deIlberarad an hour and returned a
verdict for the defense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

State 9. or =. Watching Rails
The State Chamber If Commerce
committee ID Y Washington neZ1 Week
10 appear before The Interstate Com
mercs commission II regard ID the
railroad questions now pending and
Of VITA Importance 10 Maine and It's
business lntereErA-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
FORD SEDAN BURNED TO JUNK
LOWER STATE ST. AUGUSTA
.at L -l@0n. Belgrade Lakes. Suffers Complete Loss
ne had Declined only Day Before Better Be
-@e man sorry. He SAYS. Hereafter.

-@e man sorry. He SAYS. Hereafter.
w. state "Wednesday morning a brand
Clyde Z TIlson Of Bs
WIS urcen Id a unreuoEnlzade
- besren To SET There
Insurance Declined
this Eolclrad
-2-ann before the acc1dsut
ne fire Mr. Telephone and reported
Fnr0ws
an cir suggestion yes1er1as- MY
na-Ane would hs sonr idea to a6
me susc pruhf by mister
rave always everything nsursd before .nn never
nES m hereafter
a assnn Cor every Mr. T1lsnrs acr7-
",-er be safe than fsw dollars Will prolsca
-1nor-uw be TOO
The spectator., 1920-05-28
Good For Cass

School district No. 26 was un- fortunate in losing our school building by fire last December. Yet we are fortunate an d thank ful that we have a district com posed of citizens who are ready and willing to put their shoulder to the wheel and with harmony of purpose end unity of action demand that a new and up-to- date school building be erected at earliest conveience. Our first move was following up with a second year voting twelve mill tax with out one descending vote
 Secondly, to test the sentiment oi our district the writer formu- lated a petitation and circulated same for period, of near one hour. On account of most ever body being very much behind with their cultivation very few could be convenietly presen ted with the petitation However l wish to have published from time 1 to tinme the progress of our efforts.
 The following are the names of ] parties who more than willingly signed and subscribed to this cause.
 H. A. Jeter S25 Wm Friddle ] $25 D. B. Crumpacker $lO o. N Kelly $50 Nat Shanklin S25 Sam Russel $25 Chas. Fritts $10 Vim. A. Tompkins $5 Wm. Miller S25 Lloyd Miller $5 J. H. Mcllroy $5C Sam Turner S5 Logan Walker $25 ]. H. Phipps lumber Co. $l0( |! $3S5 bully for a starter. The tone of the sentiment sounds like, 1t can be done. It must be done, Quite a number who have
 subscibed say they will give
 more just as soon as the lumber
 begins to assemble.
The spectator., 1920-05-28
The High Ace" at Ozark

Wednesday evening the citi- zens of Ozark and vicinity were delighted when the High Ace made it sppearnce and after circling over the town few minutes it landed safely in John Nixons pasture, A large crowd gathered immediately to get acquainted !-with the aviators and get good look at the mach inc. Thursday morning after flying around for a time they made a safe landing in the Aston field west of town and where they had scores of visitors after making flight and landing and in starting on the second flight the propeller was smashed and the ..machine is waiting for repairs and every body wanting to take an air trip. J. l. Barnett of Vian ownes the machine and Paul Meng of Henrietta is the aviator.
The spectator., 1920-05-28

Prof. Harri is a guest at Mrs. Ellen Jennings home while here to address the graduating class.
 Mrs. Ellen Jennings went to Russellville Wednesday where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Swain and together they will visit in Little Rock.
 Miss Veta Valentine returned Thursday from Valonia where she has been teaching music. Miss Bott's friend came home with hrr for a visit.
 Rev. J. E. Moore, Dr. Chapman and Rev. Shencer arrived here 1 yesterday from Valonia Dr. Chapman preached Thursday evening and on account of the graduating exercises this even- ing his Appointment for Friday night was called off Dr. Chap man has been chosen to conduct the Camp meeting at the Camp ground this summer which will begin the 24th. of August Rev. Spencer will assist lnevangelical work throughout :Franklin county.
 Mrs. Jerome WilsoH of this city and Mrs. Will Wilson of Greenwood were Ft. Smith shop pers Tuesday.
 Geo and Ona :Edgin came to day from Valonia Institutd where they have beeni attending school,
 Mary Curtis Utley is spending a week in the country with Mrs. Tally and family.
 Miss Lois Davidson has return- ed from Galloway College. ] Mrs. H. c. Johnson of Van Buren is visiting her cousin Mrs. J. w. Hansell.
 Mrs. Eva Quail and Mrs. Frank Gosnell were Ft. Smith visitors Wednesday.
The spectator., 1920-05-28
Summer Normal

The summer normal will begin Monday. Teachers from out of town are making inquiry for places to board. The indications are that the attendance will be good. The teachers are already expressing great appreciation tc County Super intendent, Agee for giving them this splendid opportunity for this specia training.
The spectator., 1920-05-28
Sweet Potatoe Slips

We can now supply Nancy Hall Slips from Certified seed at $2. 50 per thousand. These are healthy plants free from diseases and in lots of 5000 or more we can make special prices w. E, and E. T. Williams Phone 0O2 Route 5 Ozark, Ark.
The spectator., 1920-05-28

LOST Between Ratcliff and Oscar Tolberts April the 27th. a childs black curley coat with velvet collar and belt sthree but tons across the back and hem- med at the bottom finder please return to Mrs, Oscar Tolbert Ozark R, 4 Suitable reward will be paid.
The spectator., 1920-05-28
Delinquent Land List

We call your attention to the delinquent land list in this issue of The Spectator. Look over 1t carefully and see if your property that you have overlooked paying on is contained therein. You can pay the tax and penalty be- tween now and the day of sale and save some trouble should you have any property on this list.
 Any one desiring extra copies containing this list may get same by sending in your orders and enclosing five cents for each copy wanted. We have had a great many calls in the past and have been unable to supply them in some instances and will no, print more than we need thls week on account of the scarcit, of news print.
 Mrs. Sula Fleeman and dau ghter, Miss Sula were called tt Eufaula Tuesday by the deatf of Mrs. Fleeman's brother-ln-laN Walter Fears
 1 Champ Bell and family expec to move to Manitau Monday fo the summer.
 Fo, Sale Ford Car in goot condition M. B. ConatSer 1 FOR RENT-A seven room house with garden and pastur'
 w. J. Pinkerton,
The spectator., 1920-05-28

LISTENl If you cant pull for the sake of your children, or your neighbars children don't knock.
 Secretary of Board District No. 26 Cass Ark.
The spectator., 1920-05-28

The primary grades enjoyed u picnic at Walker springs Tues day evening. The 5 and 18th.
 grades with their teacher. Mrs. F. N Wilson went to Walker Springs Thursday and enjoyed wading and games until evening when a delightful lunch was served: The high school stud. ents formed a merry picnic par ty at Manitau Spring Tuesday
 For Sale a Eard Car in gOOC
The spectator., 1920-05-28

 nal will 'addrsss the graduating class this evening at the opera house. Those who will receive diplomas are Grace Wilson Grace Warner Jimmie sCart Dor ris Pinkerton Edna Church Fab rice Woodward Fay Ja cobs Helen Agee Mark Woolsey Roy Ha,- : mon Lloyd Law Fred Ferguson.
 Rev, C. Normal Guice of Silome Springs a very able evangelist with his solist. Geo. w. Cook will begin a meeting at the Methodist Church in this city June 9th. and will continue to the goth
 Mrs. Georgie Gibson MT, and Harley Cannon and children motored to Ft. Smith and were guest of MT. and Mrs. Whitney J ohnson this week returning home Thursday.
The spectator., 1920-05-28
Program For Epworth League

Apostles Creed in Unison. Hymn. Prayer.
 Some Old Testament Heroes, lsham Burrow.
 Some Old Testament Heroes, Mrs. Patterson.
 Life of Wesley, Miss Ella And ersOn.
 Special Music,
 Heroes of the Early Church, Rev. w. V. Womack.
 League Benediction, Mrs Pat terson.
The spectator., 1920-05-28

For Sale a Ferd Car in goot Condition J. w. Pinkerton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-05
MARKETS

best. under 1850 lbs, sS.OO@95C. COM
mon to medium under 1850 lbs, $3.50
0S.OO; Gamers and cutter, $4,000 100.
Buils-Good to best, 1900 lbs, up
ward, sS.50@9.25; good to choice
under 1900 lbs, $S.OO@9.00; fair to
medium, under 1900 lbs, 7.50@$S.00;
common to good bolognas, $3.50 $50.
Calves-GoOd to choice veals, under
200 pounds, S17.00@1S50; common to
medium veals, $11.00@14.00; good to
choice steers, under 500 lbs, $9.50@
common to medium heavy calves,
$7.00@9.00.
Stockers and Feeding Catte-Good
&c choice steers. 500 lbs. and up, $1,000
q 1850; common to fair steers, 500
lbs. and up, s90O01000; good to
choice steers, under 500 lbs, $500
1000; common to fair steers, under
800 lbs, sS.00@9.00; medium to good
heifers, s7.006S.00; medium to good
COWS, s6.00@7.5O; good to choice milk
ers, $11O@S135; fair to medium milk
ers, s75M100; springers, $500 10;
stock calves, $50 to 400 lbs, $1,000
1000.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Good to choice sheep, 5000 D95 so;
western fed lambs, $1S.00019.5o
good to choice lambs, $17.50@1S.00;
common to medium lambs, $4,000
II 90; good to choice yearlings, $1,000
014.00; common to medium yearilngs,
$1O.00@1200; bucks, per 100 lbs, $500
$500