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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
SINKING FUND NOTICE
TO THE HOLDERS OF
FIRST PREFERRED STOCK
AND
SECOND PREFERRED STOCK
OF SUPERIOR
STEEL CORPORATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that in the
Sinking Fund OF Superior Steel Corporation.
the following sums are applicable to the pur.
chase OF shares OF First Preferred and
Second Preferred Stock OF the Corporation:
s52. $40 oS 20 the purchase Of First Pre-
ferred Stock.
S104.52 .D4 to the purchase OF Second Pre-
ferred Stock.
and that Superior steel Corporation will use
and apply such funds on August y, 1920. in
the purchase OF First Preferred Stock and
Second Preferred Stock. as provided In the
Certificates Of Incorporation and the BY
Laws OF the Corporation. to such extent as
the funds In the Sinking Fund may permit.
at the lowest prices at which such shares
may be offered for sale to the Corporation.
but at a price not to exceed One Hundred
and Fifteen Dollars S115. o0) per share. and
the amount OF all unpaid and accrued divl-
dends thereon.
Sealed offerings plainly marked "orer Of
Preferred Stock are hereby invited to be
made TO the Superior Steel Corporation. at
the office OF It's Transfer Agent. 90 Broad
way. New York city. on or before July 22.
1920.
such offers shall state the number Of
shares for sale and whether First or Sec
ond Preferred. and che price at which such
shares are 50 offered and shall be signed
by the holders thereof
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION.
By Columbia Trust Company,
It's Transfer Agent.
Dated. New York. July IL, 1920.
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Philadelphia Markets
wHEAT--necelp,,. "a lao ,o,n.l, ,


wHEAT--Receipts. e8.ies bushels. Mar
ket normal. Car lots. in export ele
vator--No. I red wlnter, s2.o5@2.ss; No.
ssricsy, % saeSGsSs No To fsa wIss.r Tes WIS 81
Sa,e5. No: hard winter. t2e262.es: No
red req wss ss5Sss Rs ssrd S1 win
.s ssilctg No winter winter
psd yin,eT y 81 sai NO. = sSsss Ssra SInssP S
ssnSs Me sdsorSns rcd Tnter sST,ISs '2
CoRN.-Recelpts. 5447 bushels. Dull ant
we"k 7Ws asSSte ,ss rs is quality aps locaSI ion
oATsz-Receipts. site bushels, Quiet bu,
isSS. ssii. sSS,a4T! 4Tflss Ne asie.l sIsl IL
Ssasssl1 H0YSSS' sS T.
ssSsSd D;flsb in lsSS 'sic wlnis'
.@ssfSSy "a \ 81 hard wfa,st s .lPPsi!sss 81
snsns rst sesP sG 's2f' ssSSiggt sSs,iggt
!s% ssSa ''ihs 5SS,sss "s s mil; H.. 'fSsSG SSas
Provisions isS sold fairly and ruled steady.
ogotatons: Beef. in sets. smoked and air
sTSS amShcd 'sS sSd ar tnSeks &c. oa pc s
do. skinned loose, 48 n4 43h O. do do smoked,
shoulders, s. P. cured. loose. 25c; do.
smoked 2ec; bellies In pickle. loose. 25c;
breakfast bacon, 3oc: lard, 22c.
hacked creamery, fancy. hish-scorinE rrsts.
50 a 8lc extras. Csc; extra iflrsts. b6@57c;
frNs, 81 155c; seconds, 45@ b0c; sweet
crohmery. choice TO fancy. 6o@62ci fair to
good. Of @ soc; prints tobbing at s7S69c for
Edds-scarce and Arm, The quot tions
are: In free cases. nearby hrsts, SOC per
dozen; nearby current receipts. 4sc; nearby
ordinary to fair 4364Tc: westsrn extra
hrsts, so a 52c: western hrsts. 40 49c. SEQ.
onds and poorer aN@43c; fancy candled
CHEESE-Steady but quiet. New York
@2sc: do. common to fair, 24m27c: DO.
a2sh c: jobbing sales Of fancy held goods
20 q 30c. ...,.
reshCrns E fsnc1. hsavy. 70 aoc; do isht 70
medium. 35 % 37c: white JeThorn fowls, Sag
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
WILSON RENTS COTTAGES

ChambcIsburg, Pa. July 20.-Presi-
dent Wilson has rented two cottages at
Blue Ridge Summit, this county, and
will occupy one during the month Of
August and Doctor Grayson the other.
A number OF White House officials
and servants will accompany the Presi.
dent and Mrs. Wilson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
PRICES
INCREASE IN JUNE
Philadelphia One of Few Cities
to Show Decline in
Living Costs
H. c. L. HIGH AT DETROIT
BY the Associated Press

Washington, July 20.-Retail food
prices continue to show "steady in
crease" according to survey of the
food budget of the average family for
June, made public today by the bureau
Of statistics of the Department of La
Dor. An advance Of 2 per cent was
noted on June 10 over prices on the
same day the month before. This was
an increase Of per cent since the first
Of the year.
Prices increased In thirty mine cities
under observation. and decreased IL.
twelve. Increases observed were 5 Per
cent in Detroit. Omaha and Portland,
Ore. per cent in Boston, Indianapo-
lis, Kansas City, Manchester, Scranton.
Seattle and springfield, III. 3 per cent
in bridgeport, Buffalo, Chicago, Den
Portland Me-. st. Louis and ST. Paul !:
2 per cent in Cleveland, Columbus, Fab
River, Minneapolis. Newark, New York
and Providence, and 1 per cent in Bir-
mingham, Butte. Los Angeles, Louis
willie, Memphis, New Haven. Richmond.
Salt Lake City and San Francisco. In
baltimore and Washington the increase
was less than five. tenths Of / per cent
A decrease Of per cent was noted
in Houston, Tex. 8 per cent in Jack
sonville, . per cent in Atlanta and Mo-
bile, ! per cent in Charleston. Cincin-
natl, Little Rock. New Orleans and
Norfolk and less than FIVE tenths Of 1
per cent in Dallas, Philadelphia and
Savannah.
The greatest increase in the last year
of 30 per cent was shown in Spring
field. ILL.,. and the lowest, 8 per cent,
in Charleston, s. G. Only two cities
out of the thirty nine. Jacksonville and
Los Angeles, showed less than 100 per
cent increase since 1913. Detroit topped
the list with an increase of 130 per
cont
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Prices Firm on Paris Bourse

Prris. July 20.-Prices were firm on
the Bourse today. Three per cent rentes
were quoted at So francs 95 centimes !:
exchange on London, 46 francs 95 cen
times; 8 per cent loan, 8S francs 60
centimes. The dollar was quoted at 12
francs 23h centimes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
Financial Conference Postponed

Paris, July 20.--The secretary gen.
eral Of the League Of Nations, an
nouncing officially the postponement
Of the Brussels financial conference,
says that a definite date for the
conference will be fixed at the meet
ing Of the council of the league at San
Sebastian, Spain, July 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
DEATHS

ines Hushcsl aged 10. Relatives ana friec0
invited 70 funsral. Thurs,. sac a. m, "a
Of requiem Church OF the Most Blessed Sac
rament 10 a. m. precisely. Int. Holy Cros
Gem.
wATcHoRN.--Juiy II. MARIE M. asu,n
ter Of Thomas and Sarah watchorri, FsIs
tives and friends. also d. " NJ 1odsiitv
Biooi Church; psushtsrs OF Isabelle ana esn
pioyes Of Frank q ssder. respectfuiiy invits,
s'ss REQUIEM mass Church q Most psoeisT, psolsi,
%ITfE..-i$iy ,ia MSfIIp%s is' .. S'%; |. Wiz. .
Church. ssth and Barring. Invited to 11s, serviesss
WE'D, Pen sen,in-isw's on! r,ssidsnc.: y
rsi.nds sasns mag ca If u.s
woRDINoER,--July 1s, ELLA W., vii,
y Of Hsrry WordinFer ,,'.a nsiatiyss w and friend
catharine st. Friends may call Tues. svs
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REMOVE BAN ON RUBLES
Plan In Limo With Lifting EN-
barpoes on Russian Trade

Washington, July 2o.-Reetrlctions on
the importation to this country Of Rus
sian roubles. involving tho importation
Of Russian gold. are to be lifted shortly
by the United States. 1t is understood
that an announcement on the subject
probably will be made by the tSate De-
partment.
Removal OF the restrictions is In limo
with the recently adopted policy OF re.
moving the embargoes on virtually all
trade with Russia. importation OF Rus
sian gold, II is stated, should facilitate
the development Of trade between the
two countries.
Soviet authorities have contended that
1t woul dnot be possible to take advan-
tage Of permission to trade with tbs
United States unless the privilege was
granted of making purchases with gold
Offer to deposit gold coin in this country
ha sheen made repeatedly by the Bol
sheviki.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
IN MEMORIAM

son, Captain HOWARD {. MCCALL. b. 81.
G.. who fell leading his men on the field Of
honor in France at Chateau-Thierry, July
49, 1918. Greater love hath no man than
THIS. That q man lay down his life for his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-20
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. July 20.-RUTTER-S'ead
Receipts. 18.oIe tubs. Creamery, higher
than extras b7h arse: creamery. extras
ta2 scoreN h7c, creamery. hrsts (SS to 01
score). $50 58k .: oackins stock. current
make. No. l. 43h @44c.
EGGS - Firm. Recnir's. ~ ir3 c,ses.
Fresh gathered, extra nrsts, 501S2c. fresh
rathered hrsts, 46ib a 649c: state Pennsyl-
vsria end nearby r,"stern herne-v whites.
n-.ts to extras, bTfh 87c: state. Pennsylva-
MIA and Nearby western hennery browns. ex-
tras. NH35sc; state. Penrsvlvania and near
by gathered browns and mixed colors. hrst
to extras. h4c.
CHEESE-Unsettled. Receipts. 2ssh
boxes, state, Who'll. milk, hats current
make. white and cnored specials, 25h c;
do. average run. 90 70 27c; state. le.milk.
twins current mako apecials. 27B27% o;
do average run, 2BR20%c.
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BAR SILVER

Domestic bar silver was unchanged IN
New York today at 99hc; foreign,
| Sohc. Up nc. In London the price was
" d higher at 52%d.
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Ontario Steel Initial Dividend

Montreal. July 2o-The Ontario Steel
Products Co. has declared an initial
ing June 80, 1921, payable in four
quarterly installments on August 16,
November Is. February Is, 1921, and
May 16. 1891. Directors also declared
ending June 30. iO2l. on the preferred
stock.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
SALMON ARGUMENT
 UP IN CONGRESS
Lot of Controversy Over the Catch. ing Of Salmon at Che Mouth
 Of Yukon River

Most everybody m Washington ape pears willing to uhe a hand In Che management ot che affairs of Alaska. Inn. .t Is unfortunate chat th.s latent, anr-y sometimes mIsl.ro..el or u..H along rru lines This has been demonstrated m Che past few vo.ss in .he daou s.on ot bin prohibiting fishing on tbc Yukon Reer when number of church members formed lobby Co tcI Cone er. us. what Is eoue ta happen toi.a. ihcuoN. election i' tho meas uro Is uot enacted into law.
 Unfortunately ba volunteer lobby was uo. fully acquainted witch the a.t. Al Icaa such would appear to be the oase from the contradictory testimony oGcroI by hrchdeason Hudson stuck on behalf Of che measure and Al Zpl of the Carlisle Packing Company who opposed it hrehdea.1n stuck declared chat Che Indian. and the.r loe ou Che Yukon were dying Of starvation because of ta. aoraee oI salmon and this shortage bc alleged was due to Che fact hat Che cmIae Packing Come nany has cuuery at the mouth Of Che r.yor Mr. Z.pf pointed out chat nc Yukon splits into a number Of smaller streams as it enters tho sea. and hat Che combined areas of Che mouths ol tbe streams including tho
 islands Is more chan TOO miles in e,t.nl Aao he declared tha, had Che Indians caught an of Che salmon taken by One canuery they would not have had enough 70 sustain them
 The facts appear to be that the ioc was late in leaving Che mouth O. .he river as. year. and Houauds o' salmon svarm.nr uD Che stream Co get to their spawning grounds on ume were killed between Che ic, Hoes. while others delayed by th, Iee from getting up the stream .vam deep and uat as soon as th' I.e Ioft. and Che Indian fsh wheels .asa rasult did not oateh very many
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28

And notwithstanding that certain literature. showing pictures of al- legcd traps on Che Yukon River that were circulated among Che leg- islators. it was shown positively Cha, tboro are no traps on tho Yukon or on any other stream and chat In thls region. at least Che fishing .a done with nets which are not por- mittcd Co come within 900 yards of Che mouth of tho Yukon.
 After Che biu had been debated before tbe House committee it was introduced in Che Senate. but it ia probable Che Senate win bc guided by Che evidence taken before Che House committee. Therefor Che prospect for Che passage Of this bm is not very bright ln mct thIs true of an Che legislation at- foctur Alaska fishing Tho ndus- try win have to be In more immi- ucut danger of destruction before Congress fully realizes Che situation.
 JJ. Underwood lu Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
wHITEHoRsE TRIP

Arrangements have been com pleted for Che excursion to White horse 10 attend Che King's birthday celebration June 8. The Alma has been chartered for tho trip and win leave Juneau at 9 o'clock Friday morning and wnl get back here again Sunday night at midnight
 Teams from Fort William H sow- ard. skagway. Whitehorse and Gas uneau Channel win be in Che base ball tournament that win be held there. The first prize win be $i00 and Che second S50 A team from Che Channel is being formed now to go up to compete and it is thought that several players from Douglas win be included. Field sports win follow the ball games.
 The fare for Che round trip has been placed at &20. and Glen Bart lett. of Che GastIneau Hotel. Juneau. has Che supervision of the ticket sale and has Che Anna under charter.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
MERCHANT LEAVING

J. w Martin has announced t1a. he wll soI out hIs stock ot general merchandise bs store fixtures and Ford automobile and retire from bus mess u Douglas.
 li- Martin has boon iu Che mcr- cantlo business in Douglas for about six years. having purchased thc M. G Rogers store ou Front street. Hc had beoo engaged iu busues at HaIucs for number Of years before coming here and was pioneer oi tbat pace. having been n AIuba for more than twenty cyar
 Mr. Martin expects Go have ds- posed of bis stock ol goods by about Che middle Of JuIy What hisu'ms for Che future ore s not known at thIs time
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
BASEBALL GAME
 FOR NEXT SUNDAY
Douglas Team Win Face Sub Chaser Boys TOT First Ball Game
 of the Season

Ou mex, Sunday afternoon on Che od Douglas town lot Che first ball game ol thc season .s scheduled to be played The contosting teams win be Che Douglas Fire Department md team from Che Sub chaser BIO.
 The playing of Che game Is con- duoual ou Che weather and thc op- pcauncc of tbc sub chaser in Che horbor on chat day. At Che present lime the BIO s out chasing fsn pirates u Che vicinity Of Hawk Inlet
 Many Of Che familiar faces win be missing from thc Douglas team this season. but there arc sdu enough players l, Is believed. to make mat- .cr interesting for any gang chat .au be produced from Che sub chaser
 Tho umn. whoever he may be- win s.art Che game at about 2.3O in tho afternoon.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY
 TO BE OBSERVED
Monday Afternoon Win Be Hoh- day and Occasion Will Be
 Htungly Commemomted

Memorial Day exercises win bc held here next Monday afternoon The whole arrangements have been turned over Go Che Douglas Island Womaus Club and they are to pre- pare Che program.
 Bishop p. T Rowe today consented to deliver Che Memorial address at Che Liberty theatre Monday after noon at 2.a0 o'clock Tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock Che school children are asked Go meet at Che Congregational church for practice in Che songs Just what win be on .ae program besides a talk by Bishop Rowe and One cbudrcns so1es s not yet known
 A tentative lue of march from thc theatre Co Che cemetery where the graves win bc decorated. Includes a a stop at Che City Dock to srew Iovcra ou Che water in memory of those who have lost ther lives in the sea-
 Children have bcon askod by Che Womaus Club Go gather lowor be- tween now and Monday and Co bring them to Che hau before Che hour of thc exercises. SO chat they may be used for decorating.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
GLORIOUS FOURTH
 TO BE CELEBRATED
An Present at Monday Night Meet ing Were in Favor of Douglas
 Island Celebration

That there win be some kind of a celebration on Douglas Island on July lth was clearly indicated at Che meeting at Che city hau Monday evening
 The meeting had been called by Mayor F. A. J. Gallwas. who stated tho purpose for which lt was called. Jerry Cashen was elected chairman and Guy L. Smith secretary.
 Upon Che chairman asking for an opinion as to whether or not there would be a Fourth of July celebra- uou on Douglas Island this year. Che sentiment of Che meeting was unan- .mous that there would be-
 Various matters were discussed and finally Che chairman appointed a finance committee consisting Of F.. IA. J. Gallwas. Axcl Kronqvist. L.W. Klburu. P R. Bradley and Jack Wilson to solicit funds for the cele- braton
 lt was not indicated at Che meet ing when Che celebration would be held. but being informally discussed. it was thought chat it would be on Monday. July 8. chat being Che holi- day. as Che lth falls on Sunday this year
 Pending Che report Of Che finance committee. lt is at this time impos- able Go determine just how exten- sIve Che celebration win be this year. but lt was Che opinion Of most every one present that if nothing else is held. small field sports should be given for Che benefit Of Che children or Che Island
 The meeting adjourned Co meet again at Che call Of Che finance com- mittee. and if not called by them be- fore that time. to meet one week from next Monday evening
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
BASEBALL DANCE
 THURSDAY NIGHT
Arthur Garn Elected Captain of the Team-Another Cleanup of
 Grounds This Evening

At the fire meeting Monday night Manager Arthur olson of Che Doug las baseball team reported that ar- engagements had been made to have a dance next Thursday evening to raise money with which to buy base ball equipment Manager olson ap- pointed committee of firemen to assIst in promoting Che affair
 AS thls is Che 6mt time this year that the baseball boys have asked for any support from Che people oi Che Island for che good Of the sport t is thought chat not only will there be am exceedingly good turnout for thc dance. but that many people who do not attend dances win buy tickets The tickets arc on sale al. over town and coet O dollar each.
 Arthur Garn was named team cap. tain at Che same meeting and thC announcement was also made Cha. hs CFr.day) evening would again be cleanup night on the baseball grounds Tho hope was expressed that au players and fans would turn out and work on that evening
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
LIVING HERE

Douglas A. Moad. who recently rec turned from Western Alaska to take charge Of construction work at speei River for rhc pulp manufacturing company chat is To operate there. has located u Douglas. and he and his family have moved into Che Episcopal rcetory on sL Ann avenue. Mrs. Mead win live there while he is at spoel River
 Mr. Mead ia wol known here. hav- me formerly worked at Trcadwell as e carpenter and later as foreman of construction for Che Troadwcll Company Since leaving here he was iu Che States for a time and after wards at Port Graham where he was employed by Whitney & Laa at 1l their chrome mine.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
FATAL ACCIDENT
 AT READY BULLION
Nat Swanson, Shift Boss, Killed Yesterday Morning by
 Falling Rock

A sad accident occurred at the Ready Bullion mine yesterday morn Ing whom Nathaniel Swanson. shift boss at Che mine. was Htruck by fall- ing rock from Che roof of a drift and
 instantly killed He had just come into the dr1t where some miners were working and asked them how things were going. when piece Of loose rock weighing several tons fen from the roof and struck him on Che head. He was quite badly mutilated
 Nat Swanson came to the Island more than Q dozen years ago. For number Of years be was employed at Che Treadwell mine as a timber man and mine carpenter. He later transferred to the Ready Bullion mine. and at Che beginning or the war went to Tacoma. where he was employed on ship construction.
 
 He returned here and was con- tracing at Che Ready Bullion for a time. and later was made shift boss. He was about 32 years Of age and native Of Sweden He was a nephew Of Oscar Chnin. a very well known old-tme hoist man Of the Island.
 Mir. Swanson was unusually ace tive n fratcrnal circles, having oc- cupied many offices In Che odd Fel- lows lodge. or which he was a con- stant attendant. He was unmarried. but had three brothers. Dennis. David and Swan. all Of whom arc former residents ot Douglas Island, and at present living in Tacoma
 Although wires have been sent by Che local odd Fellows lodge to David Swanson. brother Of Che deceased. as yet no word has been received. Until an answer is received 10 will not be known whether Che funeral will be held on Douglas lslaad or the body shipped to Tacoma. where his relatives live.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
INDEBTEDNESS
 PAID BY EAGLES
Strong Fmtemal Order Now Has Building Clear From An
 EuCumbDuce

A warrant was drawn at Che meeting ol Acr.o No llI F. O. B.. .Im. Fuday evening. for Che ast $500 indebtedness on Che Eagles Hal of tbIs city.
 WUh Che paymeu, ot thIs last in- lcb,edues. Che Eagles Hou ou Third street. which was bult at am approx innate cost Of $I200o. Is now free from debt
 Aor.c No. ll7 has occupied a prominent place n ra.cruaI circles ou Gas,meaa cbaanc, ever since July !. 1901. whom H was instituted with charter membership of 6o. During he pams days ot Douglas Island th. membership mounted Co ESQ., which dwIudled down Go goo after Che TradVeI oayo-iu and the starting of Che war; The member ship s now 100. which was reached by a membership drive through special l.sp.uatou
 Aur ne Institution ot Che lodge meeting. verc hold In various halls m thc city, At oDc time che lodge records and au rcmra were lost when Che bIr fre of ten years ago consumed ll. building where tbcy uere aant
 Tl. present mu huIdms was .w.cl In Jmc falI. and was come r.uaI .or occupation In August Of h. um. yoar The building was financed by money m Che treasury and b. Ioaua from members some Of whom ,a1. oHt ule membership ..rH. ur choir money The ham, be- sides having n uuc club room has a hau and fra dancing Hoor
 TH. Io... .ere had twelve mom- b.u in rr.. and lost one by death E-, EasIe n the service uI. Insured by the lodge for ti.O00. r.e orde. In. f. own private eme- tory chat a on. ol t.e beauty .poH H. m. "md
 No matter how Gu.e. things arc h.-c. good crowds always turn out Ia fn. lodge mro.mr. and II .s worry seldom i'm tle n.s, year thal au oi- flee. has ho.r Hb.0nt
 Dough-. Aar.. No. ilT can truly hc aif to he a part O. uoue'ae and has a.N.l taken n leading p|aco 'n an a.HtI,.. social and otherwise. H. .H. community
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
GOING TO sITKA

In Che case of tho two young na- tiyo boys who confessed to Che burg. lary of a store on tho beach last City Magistrate l.. ". Klburn ha, Che promise Of Che boys parent- chat Che lads win be sent Co sitka to Che Sheldon Jackson school just as soon as they accumulate enough money for Che trip.
 Pending their departure the boys report each day to Judge Klburn. One reports at 10 o'clock in Che fore noon and Che other at IT, They are at Che present time on very good be- havior
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
BROKEN HAND

Several people Of Che city who had ordered fences to be placed over graves in the Douglas cemetery be- fore Memorial Day have been disap- pointed on account Of Che disability Of II. V. suuy. Mir sully was kicked recently by Che crank of his Ford delivery car and had several bones of his hand fractured. and for that reason has been unable Co hll a number Of orders
 Mr. suny feels unusually bad about being unable to fin Che orders for grave fences that have been placed with him by oldtime Douglas friends. and hes asked Che News to express his regret.