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Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Minister. who
have been guests at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Mari. have returned
to their home in Perth, Can.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31
HALL0WELL

Frederick T. Paxton Of Lynn. Mass.
was in the city Friday on matters of
business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Mrs. George Brown and grandson,
Eldon have returned to their home
on Academy street. after a several
days visit with relatives at Port
ianI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

January records are now on sale at
the Music Shop and will make a
pleasant addition 10 your collection.
See ady.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

There VIII be a meeting at the
Gardiner City Mission on Sunday at
go o'clock. All are welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Fred Jewett, who is pursuing a
cour of study at Harvard college. is
in the city for the holidays visiting
friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

George L. Hunt, Edwin Douglass,
George Douglass and George Derry.
The interment was in the North
Pittsfield cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Miss Ruby Lathe of Skowhegan
formerly of this city, is visiting
friends here for q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. George Howes OF
Portland arrived Friday for a week
end visit with relatives of Mrs.
HoWeS'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stultz, High
Holborn street, are receiving congra-
tulations on the birth of a son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

John F. Parkinan Of Halifax, y. S.
was among the out oi town business
callers in the city Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Harry Severance left Friday for
Lewiston where he is to pass the
week lend with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31
Bciden-B Burr

stephen T., Belden and PHYLLIS
virginia Burr, both Of Winthrop were
married on Wednesday, December %
az the Methodist parsonage BY the
Rey. =. ]. Clifford. The couple were,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Miss Edna Savage left Friday for
Dover, n. H., where she is to be en-
Dloved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Fred Ferguson OF HallowelI was
among the out-of-town callers in
Gardiner, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Ladies should be interested in the
stock reducing sale of Theobald and
Twombly. See adv.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31
Observation-Disclosures

The Misses Doris Preble and Doris
Putnam of Randolph are visiting
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Preble of Whitefield.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Mrs. Arthur Libby went to Lewis
ton, Friday, to remain over Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

John Daley has returned from a
visit with friends in West Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Miss Inez Gowell, who has been
visiting in LitchfielJ, has returned to
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Hallowell Boys and Girls Scouts
Minstrel show. French's Corner, Dec
81, followed by dance. dec31d1ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

DR.. Follansbee OF Portland is visit.
ing his sister. Mrs. William Wood.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31
LOCAL NOTICE

unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Bclden
will make their home in this town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Joseph Small of Boston was call
ing, Friday, on Gardner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

II. l.. Lawrence OF Windsor was
calling. Friday, on Gardiner friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

New Years Eve Ball, X G. hall,
Gardiner, tonight. decS1d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31
Former Hallowell Couple
Victims Of Robbery
at Their Boston Home

Word was received in this city Fri
day telling of daylight robbery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31
LOCAL NOTICE

New Years ball. knights OF Col
umbus hall, Gardiner, Saturday
night, Dec. 81. dec31d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Raymond F. Demers, 130 Northern
avenue-Upholsteri and
Mechanic. odd jobs a speciality.
dec313ta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

Parties wishing to retain my serv-
ices in matters of general law prac-
tice not conflicting with my duties as
Judge Of Probate may consult me.
preferably by appointment, at ny
house. . Vine St, Gardiner. or at the
Court House.
HAROLD E. COOK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31
GARDINER LOCAL NEWS
OFFICE: II Main Avenue. ... Telephone 37-W
Office Hours 80 to 1890 A. M. to 5 p. N.

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-31

HAROLD Z. COOK.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
'Saa fommer Sfutlanb.

Sra 2onoon telegraferes ben 16oe
Sec. = @n gGliif aampagne for
Sprettelien al Ell ifotif Sriitat efter
irif MsnIter er III / flilo Ching.
@aqere / % uoenfor Sfotlmo bar
opretet en- 2iga meb slneiis Glarfe
iom Yr9iioent for at arbeibe for
ifotif Some Hllle. Set fsrite, 2igaen
pil gisre, err at anmooe ale ffotife
Weblemmer al oct brittle 8arlament
ON at neolegee fine Wanoater.
2igaen bar oprettet Sopeofparter
@lasgop og bar begpnot nogipelien
al ct officielt Organ, iom beoer
"2ibertp", og iom mani bill isse al
ubbreoe runot omfring / @nelano oa
Sfotlanb. 9labet opforbrer til al
"reiie ct ~glsbenoe aors | Be ifotife
Ssilanbe". Sette aors er be ifotffe
9laners elogamle Spmbcl. Oct blet
reiIt paa oe bsieite Sjelotoppe eaer
baaret eiennem 2anosbperne iom ei
9uolfab ON, at Sienoen n9rmebe fig
% iom Ell Spfororing til Solf ON al
iamle fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Zen boQan6ife Scr.

ariteroam 15be Sec. = Otter e.,
itormenoe Sebat pebtog &epreien.
tantbuiet ibag ben npe bolanbife
Serlop nleo ct mteget fnebent SlertaI.
Sfslee oenne Sob, iom bar foreTaat
at &egierireen, ifal ben boambife
SreOsarme beltaa al $4,000 Wano.
bporaf $4,000 tilbsrer BEN itoraani.
iereoe 2anoitorm. 5or nprperenoe
uogjsr ben ~boaanbife glrme 381 200
Wano, men 10000 beraf tiIberer
2anbitormen. Sfisnt oen ttpe Irn1e
altiaa reouceres mlmeriif, itprfes Sen
| Sirfeligheoen milit9rt.
Socialiit- oe Irbeibers &eprpie len.
tmterne forlangte en- meaet oraitiif
&eouftior at Irmeen og erflereoe,
at SoHanb life III, babbe Raao til
oenne Gurus. Soriparsminiiter Ban
Spf iparebe, at oct par umuligt for
ct enfelt 2ano OF a~fruite, meominore
uae aioroe set iamttbia; / bpert Salo
fiinoe life ct libet 9ano iom Soauno
gaa | SpiOien Der paa @rrnnb al fin
ierIige~ geographic geIiggenbeo; Gtor.
magterne piloe beller life tiuaoe set,
la ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Sianoet sielie.
Ni Saafou Stocfmau.

S:m Spff. Soc Resiet og Siue Sens
rar ale tire fuloe os peneelGns,
&C babbe fiebt "Ioonibiue" til 6 Solar
aparten
90 mi bar DC orufne iom bare iparten.
Ser boobe DC farmet / thpe gldr,
icabo ~femhunbreb GcreS bber ebige Iaar
90 iI9bt % ilibt itst belle Sioen.
r,en fatti9e enc iom for tppe Slar iioen.
"Nei - no e De Slut. ia Sim OF
banbte;
co farmer life mer, ser e. bit aa SanSt
De-.
st en- auart 86iilp tar Ter gribel
Suebe
G not III ar faa en- Samel iii at ar9be."
On flu lite britte". ia Soc us bittet.
"Ganei - annei", ia Sens 90 niftet;
"g8biiip De- e noe Ifrpfteli Stof".
ga - aafior briiter on bc2" Iprratc
Soff.
ga - aaiior farmer biz" iparte Soc;
"forbi hi e ale ire bum Tom eli SO,
90 forSi ui e bummere enbmi eub ben,
tritter hi "&oouibine", min tiGre Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Giltasen meloes al
Sorretninesmano,
Snbbpsser ! Salt Cafe Gitp isier IA
Eunb til fin @est, mebems hans
Snitrn tiltager % Inn6.

Son S. Eerrp, $40 Guince e
pelfienot Sorretningsmano / GnI,
2afe eitp, Utah, melber ON en- mert,
pproie Eiltasen / 8est baooe hos
bam ielp o9 hos bans SuItru. Som
flyer:
"Dfin Sliltrli tiltoe % SlulO %
ieg tiltog 10 Elino, oe oct inoen ion
Tiger, peb at tage Eanlac. 9ennp
S%oranoring hos Mrs. Yerrp er i'm
meget mere merfelie, fom oct itoSic
bar gaaet nebab gaffe u,eo benoe :
be iioite fire eaer fem Mar. Slr
erbolbt ingen Scoring Of fin 6eSe,
og ies tror life bun eienneminttIio
fit ire Simers Ssnn uoaf Sc "a.
"Wtebens min Sorfatnins life bar
iaa alporlis iom benbes, baooe lea
Dog | rogen Sib ppret upasie[ia,
'bapbe insen slppetit oe plaeeopS en-
bel Gel af Snoigeition euer ilet Ior.
6eielie. SanIac bar pisielig for oS
biit fig at bore oft og mere enO Ser
paaItaaeS for Oct"
Sanlac ielses al CODE apotbqtcre
| ale 9per.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

neren pilbe aabenbart gierre bore
bsIig og gisre ltnbifpIoninser. Wen
fsr ban fit fagt set, iom laa BAN
paa Sierte, gioroe ban meo ct ell
isrgelig SpbaseIie: Saueifrotten bar
foriprnoet! Der bar life Spor al
ben mer / 9agipoet. San bIep al
oeles itum al 5orfGroelie % itob Der
og bare globbe % sloooe, iom ON
ban life funoe fro fine egne 0tne.
Selp blep ies life miuore forunoret
emo g%onifaciils, ba ieg fit e%rfpnoiget
mig ON, bpao oct bar, iom bapoc
%aabenbaret Jig for BAN, % Oct bar
llof life irit for, at ieg Islte angltelis
Sueo tpte fremI pou min Eanoe.
raar iea t9nfte paa, at ieg mn piloe
bli frepet til &egnifab for nit Sagt-
bolb UNDER @artnerenS SranGr. Oct
bar oerfor meo ct 9etteliens Slf,
leg iaa bam rpIte paa Sobet % bsrte
ham mlimle fit GOTTEN oil" menem
Senoerne, for ba foritob ieg, at @f-
ltraffelien ialfalb fsrit piloe fom1te
liot i%elere, og at ban MI piloe piIe
Zig iom en- taftfulb Mano / Garage
Manbens N9rper.
"Sm - istten au!" gientog ban.
Saa bao ban Wefaniferen ia Ylaos
| ggterenben. SeIp intte ban Jig peo
Stprebiulet og ieg fraplet ino og
iatte mig neo Siben al BAN, bpor
ieg pbmpget mig og gioroe mig lioen
og bar ipnlig beifipmmet iormeoelit
oct, ieg bapbe giort.
Irnliot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Deteranernes
Stpsasiurance.

Sirefteren for 8rigsueteranernes
observation-disclosures / @aibington,
Sberit Sorbe5, oplpier, of ben tioli.
gere uoiteote Srore, Der besr9nieOe
Iiben for Sornpelie al iorialone us.
iurancepolicer til Bite December iaar,
er blepet iorl9nget, iaa Soloater, Der
bar labet lin Sipsasiurance faloe, al.
pes Inlebning inotil Den Ace Marts
1926 til at fornpe fine 8olicer.
HPrmere Undertaking angaaenbe
8etingelierne fan erboloes paa ifrift.
Zig Senpenoelie til "@ar Hiif Sniur.
ance gureau, @nibington, 8. g."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

gel oil en- CONNER ne9te at beorore
en- 8erion ireinitiuet for &ettert, bpiS
a~nmoonittg oerom fommer fra en-
aloeles ubenforitaaenoe Gerion.
Ger err mange Waaber, bporpaa ct
Renneife fan bIi berepct fin Sribeo
uoen netop at bore / 59neiel, %
"SabcaS Corpus" gi9lber / n9Iterl
Gilbert SiIiPloe. lluoertioen holbes
Golf, Tom er peo i'm iunoe 6ornuft,
inoeipprret / 8alebuS eaer Tripat'
ianatorier, til bnilfe Sle9tninaer
cler andre bar iaaet oenl ienot al
en- cher arbcn @rrtno, og ielp on De
Ii9es at bore nof iaa afiinoige %
iarliae FOR Tine Smeipelier, maa De
iremitiQes for 0ommerel, lom bar
ubIteSt "SabeaS Corpus" Sroren.
uolpnoinqer, Tom er blet bolot til
bage al Srnmigrationsautoritctcrn
o. beororet tilbageienote, fan for
Ian9e lin Sag bort al en- Socrrets'
BONNER Ii Staten Stem Dorf al Ell
Ssieitcrctsbommer), bbiS Blot oeres
Sleatninoer eler Tenner oil onis9e
ON en- "SabcaS Corpus rore
Wange llblPnoinger, ion bar be-
ororet tilbageienot, er blet git lin
5ribeb ca gienforenct mco lin Slegt
oq fine Senner paa oen1c Woaoe.
Spis Ell minbreaarie roen SorRlore.
mes Snmtpffe ganr inc | SGren eller
Sloaoen, fan SorGlorene foa ham
lsSgit peo "Sabeas Corpus. en
Sor cder Mor, iom snIfer at fcmme
/ geiiooeIie al lit Barn, Iom er
andres Sorparine, ton ogiaa an'sge
ON "Sabeds Corpus.
S De fleite al Statcrne er enbper
Sperretsoommer elcr Ssie1teretS'
BONNER bempnoi9et til of noIteoe
"Subeos Corpus. De Soreneoe
StaterS Ssieiteret fan ilolteoe en-
Srore, Tom er gpIoig oper belle Cant
oct, nleu en- Srore, iom er uoIteot al
en- StatSoommer eller II. g. St'
itriftsbommer. bar iom &egel @pl'
oiaheb fun inoenfor peotonmtenoe
0ommerS Surisoiftion.
gnbper, iom enifer Ell "Sabeas
Corpus" .Srore rbiteot, ma perion'
Iia eaer peo Sagfsrer inogi Inieg'
ming til en- Sperretso ommer for Den
S2%uris6iftion, / bpilfen Den paagipl'
benoe boIoes i Sorparing. Sois
benrte CONNER or bortreiIt eaer lloe
al Stano til of uoitebe Sroren, eler
neeter at eiere bette, fan man benz
penoe itg til en- auben 0ommer. S
DC fleIte Stater foreIfriper Sopen
Strai for Sen Sommer, Der uoen
apIoig @runo negter at ubitebe Ell
iaaban Srore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
SmaanotiIer.
ltnaarn ratiiicerer.

5ra 9ubapelt te~leeraferes Den
13oe Dec. - Observation-Disclosures
rotificerebe iaften Sreostraftate,
melem Be Soreneoe Stater og I'M
garn. @rep Ilbert Ipponpi rar
Sormano for Den aomite, iom bapoe
bebanblet Sraftateil, og efter &atifi-
fationen bolot ban Ell Gale, bpori
ban blnnot anbet ia:
"Sfisnt oi enonit life bar &ieno-
fob til Imerifas f~remtiOiee Golitif,
er oenne Sprtraftat ct 8ibnesbpro
ON bets llegennptte og bets oprig-
tiee gnife ONT at bielpe til meo
@ienreisninsen Of Siteuropa. 0enne
Separatfreb, iom life blep oifteret,
anerfienoer llngarn iom Sigemano."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
.oet iom en- 6uloerube,

Sra gancouper, 9ritiib Columbia,
berettes, at oct peo en- i~aefpnoig I'm
~oerisgelie bar bit iig, of itore Wass
fer al @lansful, iom er bobet op om-
firing aulgruberne | Nopala Sa1ep,
inoebolber Hap ("Nmber"). Sette
antages at p9re oct fsrite STAB, ionl
err blepet opbnget paa oct norbameri.
fanife Sentiment. Srpner iom or bic.
BET ienOt til Sttapa og SEEM g)orf,
erflPres for at bore goo og 9gte Hap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Den innfne tpife SlaaSe.

+ Nt oil Spiferne fisbe tilbaee i'm
p9loise arigsflaabe, BEN iom fsrii
blep ubleperet til England og ienere
boret ii9nf efter Orore al gbmiraI
bon Reuter fra bans SIusifib "@m.
BEN.
Gen iutfne SlaaSe, iom enaaua
par Epiflmos Stoltbeo, beitaar al
fem 0reaonar,ebts, iom oprinbeIia
foitebe fra 12 til 16 Rinioner Dol.
lars Stpffet; 10 2etfrpoiere, iom
bier baooe foitet 6 Miaioner Dol.
lars og so S~orpeOobaabe til en- balu
Niaion Dollars Stpffet. Gen fam.
leoe 5laaoe, Der MI Iigser paa Sapets
9uno, baooe foitet oct tpife ssoIf
noget ODER 22O Wfinioner Collars.
Nu bar ct Spnbifat at tpife StaaI.
fonger meb arilpp / Spioien mo.
leoet ltnoerbanblinger meo gnalanb
ON at fisbe tilbage belle Staien. Se
bar bubt 20 Wilioner Dollars for
Retten til at bierge oct iom f O n
bierge$ al oenne Slaabe.
Spab bill De BRUCE Den tiI2 Ssffe
til Ell M Sisfris meb England. en-
az &rupps Repr9Ientanter / Berlin
CAB fslsenbe geifeo ON, bpao Be
agter at britge Slaaoen til:
"SoiS Sanoelen fommer iitano,
aeter hi at bugae Sfibene op oa al
Staalplaoerne labe @eroens biniaIte
Iiltonlobiler."
De bill osiaa uoen al Spil aisre
ao'fluig mere Nptte iom IutomobiIer
emo ionl &rigsifibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Bolt ~tilpeirs.

unoer en- gpeliesilpuning, iom en-
Of Ir1neens Slppere, 2sitnant Seigb
@abe, forleoen foretog fra Slppe'
plaoien WtcGoof, / Rprbeoen al 9ap'
ton, Ohio, naaebe ban Ell Seioe al
26,500 500 oper Sapflaben. San
berettebe, of oct / oisie ioPre Seioer
bar iaa folot, at @asolinrsrel,e irss,
iaa ban blep neo til at gaa neb igien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

at en- rusiiif Delegation - beitaaen.
De al Sopiet.M pnbisbeber. iom /
G3arenS Gib Dor &apitaliiter | &us-
Lamb - fam beige @aibinston og
forelpese be rlisiiife Hlaner for be
Sorenebe Staters Regierins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
TIE Posr oFyIcE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS- OF MARCH 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20
Tprtaninaer fra GAMBIA Z

6sbbif, Sptesnelier fra N~bbbeeerli0et
/ norife Settlementer / Saitattetuan.
$50 Siber. Sent iibitpret $500. Soues
hos: She anlnbien Srbl. Co., 9cco.
ra6, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

efrip otter grb~pee1emptarer al "9tesras.
Eoiten % gee srnen"! Weeit ubbrebte roris
Slab | @merifd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-20

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CASH SALES in MINNEApoLIs
MINNEAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKr

MINNEAPOLIS MAhhL1'
Butter. Specials .......s.........' -
EAtras ......s...,,.ssssss..''' -
Eggs. prime -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-02
Oppose Publication of Salaries.

Pittsburg, Feb. 25.-When inform
ID that Comptroller Of the Currency
Williams had accused the PittSburg
Clearing House association of having
.Orbidden member banks to furnish
data in connection with yesterdays
bank call, John r. MacCune, president
of the association, said tonight that
the information asked by the comp
troller was being given.
AT meeting of the association
yesterday" said Mr. MacCune, I'VE
decided, on advice of counsel, that
we were not required to publish in
the newspapers the salaries of bank
officials as requested by the comp
troller. This information is given to
The comptroller but is not incorpor-
atcd in bank statements for publica-
ton. We believe we are right in our
position"
Comptroller Williams statement
was closely followed by Introduction
in the house by Chairman McFadden.
If the banking committee of a reso-
luton to declare the comptroller with
out authority TO require national
banks to publi n the salaries paid
their officials and employees in their
financial reports.
Representative McFadden also is
sued a statement declaring publica-
tion OF figures as to salaries would
result in great harm, because il will
stir up feeling between the employ
ers and employees by pointing out, in
the way of contrast, salaries paid"
Banks throughout the country Mr..
Mcfadden said. are protesting stren-
uously against complying with. the
comptro'ler's order on the ground
mat II forces them to disclose hereto
Tore confidential information
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-02
BARNARD EVANS
MAKES APOLOGY
House Accepts and Incident Is
Dropped Permanently

Columbia. Feb. 24.---Parnard b.
Evans, of Columbia. an attorney, was
presented before the bar of the house
of representatives today for an alleg-
cd assault on III. III. Evans, Of New.
berry. former member of the house.
and Claud y. Sapp. of Columbia, :,
member of the house OF representa-
tives.
MIR. Evans made an apology TO the
members OF the house for any un-
toward act that ne might have made
last night.
Speaker Atkinson, when Mr. Evans
was presented at the bar of the
house. said he was charged with dis
rupting the dignity of the house in
two particulars, one within the bar
OF the house and the other in the
olbby.
r. Evans replied: II was invited
TO attend the house to hear a speech
ON certain bill. During the evening.
before | came to the house, at
tended u dinner party and { INDUCED
I'm two pints OF champagne, which Of
course you gentlemen know is rar-
ity. Probably / was under the inilu-
ence of the champagne and did not
know what | was doing. If | have
insu.tod ,his house or ayn member Of
this house l apologize and / hope
that it will 80 with that"
Under the motion of Mr.. Ham,in,
of Union, and seconded by Claud y.
Sapp. of Columbia. who had the flsti-
cum with Mr. Evans last night. it was
decided that Mr. Evans apology be
accepted and that the matter would be
passed over permanently.
Mr. Hanahan, of Wninsboro, want
cd the matter investigated through
~ but the house would not agree to
4.
Mr. Barnard Il. Evans last night
was incarcerated i'm the Columbia po-
ice barracks, held at the pleasure Of
the house, but was released today
about IL o'clock when it was decid-
ed by the house that further proceed
ings should be entered into.
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HOLD UP IN
COLUMBIA

Columbia, Feb. CIV. II. Gallo
way, well known Columbia business
man, head of paper comapny, is
T., covering from the effects Of hard
bow on the head. which he received
wednesday night when he was struck
with blackjack. He was returning
home at night and near the house
was struck on the head and knocked
unconscious. Passers-by took him
home and when he came to he was
in the parlor of his home. His pocK-
ctbook was still in his pocket so it is
supposed that would-be robber was
frightened away after infict!ng the
hard blow TO Mr.. Galloway.
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get together and back up our cham
Der or commerce. 1t Is place for
i've wires" in war il was uncongenial
TO civilian slackers, but backed up
our boys over there in times of peace
II opens its doors to all legitimate
lines OF business and to every pepu-
table citizen. Now is the time for
sumter and sumter county to make
up its minds to work together and
pun out of the temporary business
and agricultural depression. Good
times are coming, why not meet them
half way instead OF standing still and
crying over split Wilk.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-02
SEARCHING FOR
BODY OF SUICIDE

Columbia. Feb. 2.---Poicc and shcr-
ifs Office forces Of Richland and Lex
inSton counties spent Thursday
searching for the body or some signs
of the body of James Wolf, an en-
ploye Of the Columbia mills, who lived
i'm Brookland. just across the river
from Columbia. and who is supposed
to have committed suicide bY jumping
In the Congaree river. When en-
ploycs of the mill, on the Columbia
side of the river, came to work on
Thursday morning they found on the
bridge the mans crutches and note
saying that he was unable to find
work
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-02

market by buyers who anticipate fur
ther advances and who have been
buying ahead. Markets somewhat
out Of line with each other as New
York is now lC below Chicago. Clos
ing prices. 80 score: New York soc;
Chicago sic; Philadelphia sic; Bos-
ton 5Ohc.
Cheese markets firm. Advances on
the 21st at Wisconsin primary mar
kcts has caused slight advances in
some distributing markets and buyers
who look for general advance to fol-
low have been buying more freely.
Wisconsin primary markets prices
about: Twins &c; Daisies 26c;
Double Daisies 2Tc; Young Americas
20 kc; LOnghorns 26 IA to 26lac.
These prices are about &c higher than
week ago on most styles.
Cotton.
Spot cotton prices lost 81 points
during he week, closing at 12.32c per
pOund.~ New York March futures
down 1O5 points at 1927, a new low
record for the season.