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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
MRS. DUMMY TO 60 As
U. 5. DELEGATE TO WORLD
CONVENTION Y, c, 7. j.

A-s- A.-hea q. C.u:-ty. president
ot ,h+ Maine Y. :. :. L. i booked
10 sail or tn Saxo-:. from New
York . London. March S1-h- Mrs.
Cl!DeE gas Is q dl,sc4tt- from the
United Sales 10 -he W lids Con-
ren-.o- r ;he ". &. 7. L.. which IS
10 - he.5 = Westminster chapel.
London April It'll ID e5-1-. II IS ex-
I,ec,ed -hac ahout an delegates from
-hs United STATES XII, attend this
convention. Mis- Anna ADAMS Cor
zcn- I-eS!Een. q re Ma. nal ". c.
:. L. WHO is cre q H. honorary
secretaries q The WG~.5's orgariza :
tion. vii leave New York. March
5"-n. 10 attend 20 important business
connected with -h5 dgerirg q The
Worlds convention.
Mrs r zahe-h Is I5o9gki-s Of
Portland delegate from Maine. will
Dpany Mrs. Ql:nty, The pres
idenls a16 Leading workers Of the
other New Er-la-d states or-aniza-
tors VII attend - convention.
The parry viii .a-a n Plymouth.
APT. SIN During ~ .rie-!rn days
before the worlds convention. the
days viii h. flied viii touring 10
PAGES Il interest in E--.arf. Many
cas::es VII re visited. Stafford On
-Avon. Warwick Cxto-1 Windsor.
Bristol arf' Wentworth Castle vii,
IL scraA II tce places listed. on
the morning II April 18TH the PARTY
viii no,or from S,augh. Z. miles
- London. N-h:= in London. The
English White Fitbo-ers are 10 pro
VIDE many siEL--see3nc t-!ps ior the
delegates: they arg 70 be received by
the LORD Nayo- q London and by
-he Countess o. Carlisle. the presi-
de-t 81 the wor,ds VI. {. T. [. a,
her home in Castle Howard.
Following the convention the PARTY
On Apr! es,h will 80 % t,.a Be,tws-y-
Coed in Wales. on through England
ard Scotland and back 10 London
from Glasgow. May 1th. From May
s-h 10 May 18th. the party vii! tour
the continent, landing al Osterd and
Bruces in Belgium: they will visit
the batticfeids Of that country. go
on 20 Switzerland. I.ucer7e. Inter
laken and 20 Paris May 18th. Dur
ing the three days in ard around
ia-is, they Will drive 70 versai HES
and other points Of interest and an
automobile trip Will be taken 10
Vauy. Fouresches. Beueau Wood and
Chateau -hier-y and other battle
fields. Party viii leave Cherbourg
on the American line steamer New
York. Nay .end. The trip has been
arranged with the Waiter II. Woods
Company Of Boston and is open 10
friends as we'll as delegates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
ADJUSTMENTS
WALLACE REID
ROBBED OF HIS ALL

Eobbed q everything he has and
forced - wa,5s- around 2 desert il
pair 0. Elk 1atAnas Is enough d
tssze the Lsrdy fin s-ar who Is SIP
posed 70 y use3 70 anything That
e The experience Colonial theatre
,satrpns La. night found that hand
soue Wallace R=id rs up agaiast
il lis latest Paramount ArICG- pig
TIRE Double Speed He I'll go
through IL SANE experience three
more -1-es today and :, IS more -lan
g@- out o: the 1ropo3e- Il all zap
,ens when WALTZ IS Speed Car.
* taking Z 5oyTt5e n II auto from
View York 70 Los Angeles Pitching
t.ig -e-- for the nigh. n the western
bad lands he IS r4ske6" b. Two
rotber gentry ard II The morning
finds himself without respectable
clothes funds, Or machine = friend
IL sosourner il z Ford picks hin Up
and lands hin into the most ANUS
i-g and strange set Of adventures
ever. Needless TO say. il involves z
girl ard the s-ory ali ends happily
There * nobody eis= Tow acting n
PICTURES wto IS quite like Taylor
Holmes There i 70 one who can
approach hin IN MS particular Style
Of CON- dy and n Nothing bE- the
Truth in which ne VIII BE- seen for
the :as. times a. the Colonial today
he proves even better than Usual
The farce concerns the adventures
q Bob Ben-ett. who goes week On
4 wager telling nothing bv. the truth
70 everyone he meets: and aside from
getting him cordially d.sltked ~ ~
erybo6y. ne gets lis three best
friends in bad" with their wives
TAYLOR Holmes Is the happiest SOFT
% choice for Bob Bennett for he Is
The character all over again IN all
his many and amusing ecce-tricities-
As Z farceur Taylor Holres IS abso-
!utely without peer. and ne is seen
u pproarious advantage il his new
est and funniest Of screen prodEc-
tons
In addition 10 these TWO big things,
the ninth episode Of Lightning
Bryce" with JACK Hoxie and Ann
Little called The Voice OF Con-
scieace" will be shown and there will
be more interesting Kilograms
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

badly raat was Oh. Of ny head at
times Ny bowels DID hot more fos
days ard eo1ld 10. "a. withou. s1f-
ferng. The doctor could not help ne
md oae day / tod ny husband that l
could nos stand tde pain any longer
and sea. hin TO the c-ug-sso,e To get
me z bottls of Lydia e Pnkhan's
Vegetable COMPOUND and threw the
docto- 8 medicine away. After tax
ing ,s'ss bottles Of vegssabls Cog.
E Pin.aam'g Saratire Wash / could
DO rsy own hou.ework. Il it hsc 10,
been fo- your medicine | don't NOV
where / would be today and l am
never vi.hoa. bottle Of il Ii the
house. Yo1 may publish this if you
ike that il may help some other
ccrnan. Mrs. MARY STESDER, 10
.~aage s., Wyandotte, Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
MERCER

Inez Brown Is confined at home with
the grip.
Fred Pressey. who has been quite Ill.
Is some better.
Ms. Lydia Rowe Of Pennington Falls
IS caring for Mrs. Ida Pressey. who is
very IL with pneurn onia.
Owing 70 the bad storm no mail was
received II Mercer from Thursday until
Sunday, when the stage was able 70
get through
The schools reopened Monday. after
closing THURSDAY, owing 10 the bad
storms
James Corson OF Beech Hi is fail
ing. Mr.. Corson has been in POOR
health for some time.
Mrs. Charles Brown IS on tie sick
list with the prevailing had colds.
True Dun.on and George Wood were
In Norridgewock Monday on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
SMITHFIELD

Mrs. Clara Hartford had the mis-.
fortune to fan and break her ribs
one day last week. Mrs, w. p D,,s.
ley is caring for her.
Ernest Warren and Harold rra.v
are on the jury for the BARLEY 80
Burke trial at Skowhegan,
Ernest Moshier is har,isy x,. =.
Oakland. >a 70
: herbert Groves is on the sick lis,
MISS Stella Farnham OF Relrraas
mas been passing few DAYS =, wv
nome OF, MIR. and Mrs, Fred Stew. ,ae
ERNEST Warren had the m,sfor,nnS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
THE SHEPHERD
OF THE HILLS
COMES MONDAY

The Shepherd of the Hills" that
widely read story Of the Ozarks, has
been filmatized under the direction
Of Harold Bell Wright. its author
AS novel this story has attained q
popularity which has not been
equalled by any other book in a dec
ade.
AS play the success Of this work
was phenomenal and as picturiza-
ton under the direction OF Mr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
WINSl0W

Miss Barbara Mcdonald. a student al
Hebron. arrived home THURSDAY TO pass
the enforced vacation while the acad-
envy is closed because Of influenza
George Hodges is abe TO go out, atte,
a severe Illness from influenza
Miss Agnes Totnan is in Brunswick
for few days.
M and Mrs. Chester Totrnaa will
leave Saturday for Portland and from,
there will attend the marriage OF thei.
daughter Vivian and Arturo c. Slower,
which will ta~e place at P. N. Sun
day at Brunswick
Mss Linda Kelley. teacher at the II.
& ". school. IS i'll Mrs II. F. Nc
Ca-thy is substituting for her
Mrs 8. r Tingley. teacher al the
is substituting for her
B. r. Ting.ey is substituting for A.
Jewett. the !anitor al the High school.
who is III.
TIE postponed meeting Of the hose
company was he'd Thursday evening a,
the hose house,
NJ. and Mrs Frank Berara are ire
parents OF a daughter born recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. BERTHE Over will laaxa
sunday for Brunswick 10 attend the
wedding of Mrs Dyer's sister.
Mrs. Warren Richards OF Benton Is
a. the home OF her daughter, Mrs. A.
chic Pren;iss. who is i'll.
Leslie York is suffering from blood
poisoning IN one of his hands.
Edison Phillips is confined By illness
10 his home on Bay street.
4. l. Avery will return IN Ros.o, -.
sunday after few weeks visit with
Mr.. and Ms George S. Ge;chelL
The REGULAR meeting OF the Sea,s-,.
COOK Literary Club scheduled fo- Fob
Il viii be postponed owing 20 tie III
ness OF some of its members.
Mrs, Clara Bowden has rs,u-,s. q,
Unity after visit with her sister w.
G: S. Getcheu
Miss Helen OCoanors. a, s,r,,-
the freight Office in this town win ,,o-,,
plete her duties there SATURDAY
AZ me congregational church Lin.
com $ birthday will be observed. Rev
=. Z. Barnard's topic at the mo-ni,s
service IS Continuation of the wcrs
That Lincoln Began" Sunday $50,
az h-'s A. NJ. Christian Endeavor meet.
ing At F. NJ. The topic for Fab .
VII Re taken up. II is a Worth wnas
LIE. 1t is Decision day. The n,s,,.
Will lead the meeting.
The Sunbeam Club. Mrs e e,,
inson teacher will hold its meeting \.
p NJ. Sunday at the Tacanra, ,-,,,s
house '1'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

TIE Exre Eozss psoc,s who a.
74-ded -ts S-22zl Css4ng zzsd ban
-. Il. -te TA-cg.- C1Zo x Portland
.-.grs1ay eTs.gag returned FRIDAY.
gfez-y piez6@6 S.t5 tie entire pro
z-z. especially re sceshes.
gz-y .. -he E.z.e Horse family On
zzY--sy -tse Cs,5to! Y-41ay hight
g.aebs-2 rhe remark Goo6 Bye 4-t23
Ssl1.1ay E.o-n3rg' tor tns i-e2-z,Ao-n
~e-e rseattsi tnz1 2cisEs one lives
sezgo.at!y rear toe b.-e ,g, y might
ut o@ yosgisle II ger -hsce Ss-Grezy
-gcr1i,y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Portland Snow and Ice

a decision has been rendered b. the
Public Utilities Commission in the
matter Of the appeal Of the Cumber-
land County Power and Light CO.
from the decision Of the municipa
officers If the city Of Portland in re-
lation u the removal Of STOW and ice
from the Streets II Portland. sustain
ing the decision. The decision states
that On certain streets the Cumber-
land County Power and Light Co.
shall with reasonable promptness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Suicide Of Damariscotta Man

Henry Leishman Sidelinger. an
aged resident Of Damariscotta. com
mitted suicide by hanging late
Wednesday afternoon. He was dis
covered in the barn shortly after the
deed but life was extinct. Ill health
is supposed to have led to the deed.
He was about 50 years of age. A
widow. a son Harry, and four daugh-
tiers. Mrs. D. H. Wakefield. Mrs.
Stephen Wakefield. Mrs. Abdon Sim
mons. Mrs. Samuel Tibbetts, survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
"CHECKERS"
is COMING

"Checkers.' admitted o. everyor :
to be the greatest racing story ever
written, will be seen at the Augusta
Opera house the last three days of
next week. II is mammoth William
Fox production with an all-star cast
and the most thrilling romantic dra-
ma yet seen. II will follow the APP
pearance of The Shepherd of the
Hills. ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

rsczgh e- Otherwise remove trul rs
Ix.. = way sZca 81 lie sDor a.
re a VII enable j, 70 perform -
public dzr.ss- In clesrnk,i-. -se- Q.
way rpon these Streets ,he C-no--
lS-d County Pgwe- ard Light O.
viii lot b. required 70 remove The
s-sor o. sce from tas stree. but laE.
II thE genera course q pSolEh.ng O
Esovs.lg. deposit lie sane, u paris
q ne s.-es. other -haa Ehoss &C.
crpsed by It's tracks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Red
blood

Rich, red blood coursins t:--5c!
your veins is a sure sign o: 81
digestion. Unless your s::=s:
liver and other digestive organs i
working Promptly and th7-o--sl,
he blood cannot ass;n;is.a g..
aouEshnent from yosr too:; 81
energy and vitality are 10: rs-sTs
. Eat all YOU want. only s7o:i 4
much pastry and rich fools. D..
sure to take plenty Of tine. 70 tas
slowly and well. Chewnc Is d
hrst part Of the process. 0: ;:cssas
a teasroontul Of 'T.F.- ...TNi
Medicine occasionally. VII III
your system Of impurities, al |
low only nutritious e,e-s--::s
enter the blood. It viii keep ~
liver active and you viii e: :5s I:
benefit Of your food.
Keep q bottle Of 'I.F.- slTs
on hand. It is absolutely ha--.-!s
under an conditions,
and viii help young ~
and old alike. It has - Y
{ !: !; ] ] !; ! &
been = household rem /
edy in many families !
for three generations. 80
Your dealer sells it
for soc a bottle. If you
have never tried 1t, get M
= bottle today. sL.F." go
Medicine Co, Portland,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Fire Damages Easton SehooIhouse

Fire damaged the schoolhouse in
the McManus district. Fas.on
prompt attention by citizens saving
the building from destruction and
even serious damage. The building
is one OF the newest school buildings
IN the town. and is destruction at
this time would have been a serious
loss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
BIGGEST BILL
EVER SEEN HERE

On Monday and Tuesday, the big
gest bill ever seen at the Colonial
theatre viii be presented Fatty Ar
buckle will be there in The Garage"
Olive Thomas win appear in IT patairs
and Down" and Charles Pay will be
featured in Ped Hot Dollars" Never
lures in Augusta has there been such
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
TO CONTRACTORS AND SUI
Frs

Sealed proposals will b. - ~
ne undersigned until - -t,
seSoay- March :. 800. To-
All materials and labor rs, -.
o.lid and complete a new Mrs. T..
Maine.
rams and Specifications So
LAY pc seen and al! intu--~.
IAlnsd at the ONCE Of Harry ~-'
Anchitect. Lewiston, Maine.
separate Proposals viii =
IN the same date for Eea:.-c d
In and Electric Wiring.
a certified check for
anooat Of the proposal wii, n -
pAu proposals shall Re address =
oSG OF Trustees for STAT =.
aao mailed 10 OF tet, 4, the
forrest C Tyson. S-P1 Az
S,ate Hospital. Augusta, Ma
al me tlgnt is reserved 70 rec 81
FER order.
Observation-Disclosures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
]. Frank Pierce Store
p Water St. Augusta. Ne.
ret-e--E-k

2 collection Il big stars On o.A till
as this On Wednesday and Thurs
cay, II addition 70 -he -wo Eys--esl
auctions. FaI-y AroGckle VII b
san II MS cw- latest picture TIE
Garage which Is said % b The fun
l3es, thing since Shoulder AIMS
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
STATE HOUSE
s ....,s Ct cs.ens, .o4 cesa 10 H. "Wednesday, FEB

We COUNTED {. B.ue Jays u TIA, OF
tree e. one time They are getting
real tame and seem 70 appreciate
what We 10 for rhen- Would rot BE-
lisve there were % many Zine Jays II
Dad River.
Eore psople VITO read YouY ART
Gle VIII tyy II and they VII u ely
pr1Se6 a. tie good l. does
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

when YOU wan. up-.o-6a.e CONNER
c1al stationery O. high grade ard
quality, fo- oEcs and sco-s Our
stock an facilities tor supplying
large and Eall orders IS II raa. y
should b. Whether you want lea3
pe1cl or = huge ledger. note. book
or a !e-.e- press its worth !oU-
while 70 ccne II, look arou-5. ard
compare prices
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
A Really Tame Deer

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick BuIkIey
HYDE Gf Washington, D. C. last June
at their camp at Kidney pond, on the
west branch OF the Penobscot. ran
across little buck deer, abandoned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
PAINS NEARLY
DOUBLED ME- UP
Nothing Helped Me Until l
Took Lydia E. Pmkham's
Vegetable COMPOUND

Wyzn1otte, Meh-" For the last
f01- yszrz hare docsorec Of soc On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
a Saith Grocery Store su-rsa

A wooden building AZ ::
street. Bath. occupied by Il
Hennerson as grocery Sto-5
ass'royed by fire about s.i5 :
,harsoay. A defective chime
.ne supposed cause. lnsur, !
$see.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

week.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
EXPRESSION OF THANKS

The Women's Study Club wishes
to show its appreciation by extend
ing thanks thru the Advocate to the
men who took part in The Woman
less Wedding, and are responsible
for its splendid success. We would
like to give each man personal men
ton but as space will not permit the
least that can be said is, each man
was perfect in his part and a more
appreciative audience could not have
been hoped for. We also wish to
thank Mr.. Burman. the obliging ed
itor, for his generous advertising,
Mr. Hudson for tickets donated and
Mr.. Carey for the splendid service
rendered US at the High School
Mrs. j. A. McDermott. Chairman
Press Committee.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
FRANCHISE FOR SALE

In compliance with an Ordinance
passed and approved at the regular
March Session of the Board of Coun
Gil of the City of BarbourvilIe, KY,
will on the goth day of March 1920
between the hours Of one and two
o'clock p. m. at the door of the
County Court House in the City of
Barbourville, KY, offer to the high
est and best bidder a Franchise
granting the right and privilege to
occupy the streets, avenues, alleys
and public places of the City with
permission to direct, install and
maintain poles, wires, transformers
and other apparatus for the purpose
and with the right to generate and
distribute, vend and sell electric
energy for light, heat, power and
other purposes for the term of TWEEN
ty years. Sale will be for cash in
hand.
JOHN PARKER, City Clerk.
1926
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
SHOOTING AFFRAY

James Vaughn of Goose Creek,
was wounded and suffered a broken
arm at the boarding house at Four
Mile in a shooting ARRAY last week
which it is alleged took place be-
tween Vaughn and two companions
and Charley and Jim Nuchols.
As was formerly stated in the Ad-
vOcate, Charley Nuchols was recent
ly hurt by mule which broke two
of his ribs and lacerated some of the
tendons of one hip.
Jim Nuchols was working at the
coal bank at Four Mile. Will Nu-
chols. another son, arrived at Four
Mile after the shooting and the three
men left for parts unknown. 1t is
stated that a warrant has been
sworn out against Charley Nuchols.
Vaughn is a patient in the Logan
In1irmary, Barbourville.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12

The whole family of Bill Low is sick
with flu at Kettle Island, Mrs. Low
being particularly sick.
w. w. Snyder has a large logging
contract for the North Jellico Coal
Co., but is held up by bad weather.
He has burned up all his weather
charts as a bunch of Ananias and
Saphiras and is cunning for ROSTERS
that crow after dark, which is a
sign of bad weather. All the log
gers get quite gruff when the wealth
er is mentioned.
Subscribe for the Mountain Adyo-
cate and get all of the news, the
best news in all the country.
Miss Annie Childers visited Mrs.
N. B. Helton Sunday night.
Thomas Fore snapped horses
twice in one day, getting the same
horse back, paying boot both times.
John c. Frost who went to Bar
bourville Saturday, rolled the bed
all day Sunday.
Well, VIC have one more day in
sight, as the train has arrived with
cars.
SLIM JIM & Co.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
WILTON NEWS

Green Harrison, of Black Noun
tain, who died of stomach trouble,
was inferred at Rockhold last week.
George Harrison, son of Green
Harrison, is sick at Black Mountain.
The, baby of Luster Low died at
Kettle Island last week.
The little girl of Estes Barton,
who was burned some time ago, is
improving
A. ]. Lawson is reported as doing
nicely following an operation.
There is moonshine and MOON
SHINE.
Hiram Fultz is suffering from eye
trouble.
John c. Frost last week bought
$50 pounds of nice ham.
S. P. Siler. Chas. and John C.
Frost made a trip to Barbourvilie
last Saturday.
N. B. Helton was on the sick list
last week.
j. II. Hammons is Ill at this time.
The mines are still running three
days a week.
Fred Helton is reported to have
smallpox. g
Howard Helton made trip to Cor
bin last Saturday.
Thomas Lee has returned from
London. His foot is doing nicely.
w. NJ. Fore is handling a full line
of cheap groceries.
The roads are too bad for much
logging. l
Mrs. Annie Childres is still tend
Ing her grandson, John Rubin Miles.
There is but little sickness at Will
ton. .DH.
Pokeberry salad will soon relieve
the H. C. l..
A number OF people are danger
ously i'll at Kettle Island.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12

The Expression of Many n Kidney
sufferer Ia Barbomyille

A stubborn backache is cause TO
suspect kidney trouble. When the
kidneys are inhamed and swollen,
STOPPING brings a sharp twinge in
the small of the back. that almost
takes the breath away. Doan's Kid
ney Pills revive sluggish Kidneys
relieve aching backs. Here's Bar
bourville proof:
Tyre Lawson says: Il suffered
with my kidneys OF and on for
twenty years and was down for
weeks at a time. suffering with my
back. The pains almost drew me
double. / could not walk straight
and often had TO lie down to rest
my back. I could not lift anything
or do any work and had to give up
my Job. Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me making me sound and we'll. I
have had no backache or other sign
OF kidney trouble for years"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Lawson had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
f. v. BARGO COUNTY CLERK

E. V. Barge has been appointed
to fill the unexpired term of Office
of Mr.. d. w. Slusher, who died last
week. On Thursday, March 4th, Mr..
Barge went to Middlesboro where he
took his examination under the sup
ervision of Judge w. T. Davis, of
the 26th Judicial District and receiv-
ed certificate of qualification, hav-
ing passed the examination with hon
ors. Mr.. Barge is affable and OBJ
liging and his many friends will be
pleased to learn of his appointment
especially as he is familiar with the
details of the work
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
TO COUNTY TEACHERS

The teachers Of Knox County will
receive 4 minimum salary OF $500
per month for the school year of
1920-21. There Will be an attend
ance officer TO enforce the new COM
pulsory attendance law.
The teachers will be employed by
the local trustees this year US they
have been in the past.
The new County Board OF Edlca-
ton, consisting OF Ave members, Will
be elected at the November election
1920. by the legal voters out side
OF cities and OF the graded school
district, and will qualify the first
Saturday in March, 1921. Said
Board Will appoint a County Super
lntendent who Will take Office jan
uary 1922.
All examinations Will be held by
the County Superintendent and his
Board OF Examiners, but the papers
will be graded by the Department.
OF Education at Frankfort and |cer2
tificates issued from that office.
will issue a copy OF the new laws
Just US soon as | receive them from
the State Department. .,"
r. B. HEMPHILL, County Sup't.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-12
A Nervous Wreck

Louisville. Ky.:-"I was certainly u
miserable wreck before took Dr. Pierce's
medicines. l was nervous, my back ached
all the time and had intense pains. When
/ refused to submit to an operation my
doctor told me about DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and Lotion Tablets and altho
l had very little faith in any medicine and
thought | WIS going Tor die, got thess
medicines at the drug store. My recovery
was so rapid aid complete that it surprised
the doctor; even he thought it would be just
temporary relief. but ] am thankful TO say
that it is apparently u permanent cure. /
have had two childre since, both Of them
'FaVorite Prescription babies, for took
this splendid tonic 81 the while. My health
was fine and had practically no suffering.
l cannot praise these remedies too highly.
only hope my STAT 'uent will be the means
Of many other wJmc.l being restored 10 per
feet health by using DIR. Pieroe's Fayorits
Prescription and his Lotion Tablets -
MRS. NETTIE BURNS, POS N, Campbell
st. MAJ "
Women who are wont out who are Il y
vous or dizzy At times, should take tsE
reliable, Temperance. herbal tonic. IN.
Pieree's Favonte Pre- icription. in Liquid, OF
In tablets Send ! Pieree's Invaids'
Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y. loo. for trial package.