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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30

The case of the government vs. William Stiles, for his part in the Fairbank robbery, came up in the United States court yesterday moin- ing and the defendant, through his attorney. Tom Flannigan. entered a plea of not guilty to the four indicr- ments which were pending against him and his case was set for Decem- Der 10, the same day as the Alyor0 case. His bond was set at S7OD0.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-30

Suddenly there seems to be an ac- tive interest taken in the question of who sball be Bisbee's' new city mar shall During the past few days. friends of Harry Jennings have en- tered the race and are leaving no DO litical stones unturned that will Sc cure the appointment of their favor ite. The appointment will be made Saturday afternoon at the fire hall
 Charley Thomas, who looks after the safety of the city after nightfall, went to Tombstone yesterday to visit his ranch in the vicinity of the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove terminai--Br Haauan, str
Edmore.
Pier io--U. q. r. saturn.
Smith Cove anchorage--str PALMYRA.
Great Northern doeks-str Toyohashi
Maru
Union oil dock--str Lyman Stewart
Pier Str Ozmo
Bell It. terminsi--schr Fanny Du,ard.
Pacific Coast Engineering works--str
Eastern Leader.
Hanford II. terminal--Bg J. d. pet,ys
str valdez
Milwaukee ocean dock--str Delight.
Spokane ut. terminaI-Str Redwood, str
City Of Seattle.
Duthie yards--str Griffdu. str Griffco.
East waterway terminal-5tr Bondo-
WorO.
West Seattle elevator--str Friesiand, str
Konita, str Eastern Sword.
Todd drydocks-ftr Westward 10, str
EIktor. str n. u. T>ovejoy.
Pacific Coast Bridge a Dredging works
Str Rainbow. str Patterson.
Lake union-Hulis AbliiA, Abpoba An
ydos. Addison. Afiennurst. Ahmfk. An.
thon. hayden. Bertrand. Blngamon.
Biscayne. Black Wolf. Bisnford. OsI-
win. Boughton. Pexuta. PuyalIup.
Cabacan. caprarfs. csrdis. Centna.
charus. Chesterfisid. Chaicis Cipes.
Cinyras, corus, Cozian, Cola Clone
Elissa. Electra, Endymion, Fort Uar
rison, Fort Jackson. Fort Btanwts
Fort Union, Imufkn, Leoti, Kttan.
Vincsnbes. str Brookdaie.
Fisher Flour mllis--Motor schr George
Washington.
Amss yards-1-str Roosevelt.
Heffernan drydock--Btr Gedney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Public Markets


ECONOMY
stalls sf-st ssr can Regal bstins
po~dsr. Use. rts fancy head rice. ftc Z.
itc Campbell soups. ieScs Use pkss
Pest Tcassiss. ssc. Loo Cabin syrsr. tss.
stall ~. pure peanut eg,tsr. ise n.
orange msrmsisis. fte ~
rikE PLACE
Stall ~. fire American cans sugar.
ros .Te. fos sc. stan N. tail, can
carnsticn milk. lave stall -. purs
or Cooperative rntik. csns acc. Re-
lance coffee. In. can tsc. I'm. can
ti.ss. ne yellow corn meal. use. pure
ground pepper. ssc 70.
WEsTlAKE
Sugar ssaii. 1oid Hond ev wssfiAke
Special flour. ~ as. hsrs Bob white
soap. ,se. 9 bars Crystal white SOAP. &c.
stalls 1911. cans sardines sse. bars
So-Rue Sap,ha soap. ste. cans Cana
ton 90 Hordeu's milk. :te; rrs white
beans. tTc- stall los. rss rolled eats
Tsc. ; cans corn or PEAS Soc; hs ns
bars. SOC. S ma sno~nste crackers. sts.
stall iss. best butter. ste NJ Nut Ola
. rns Siee. Nocos. ns fl.si Htsil
10. piehlins onions ns ste: cab
eAxs' iss ID ..xr..v
ssail III bee, coffee. CSC N corn
meal rnush 20 fry. Ice n. minced olives
zoe can. French mushrooms. Tte can.
stall II. sweet potatoes. ms. Use. Mas
charia wainats .te N. stall 20. 20,
rossts lfSe N: siriein steak. sss n.
stall 100. rbs sugar. sEcs fun cream
cheese. s,c ~ best Jersey butter. sec 70.
CORNER
stall :. pot rnasi Ice N ribs ~ beef.
ioc N leg % mutton. ser N salt pork.
$50 N. stan ., silver salmon. itc n
red snapper, ms. ssc. s,aii fas. fresh
peanut butter. Use NJ. Cooperative milk.
I cans csc. cream brick cheese. sse N.
Flake white. .te 10. Ms tte-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
DIES IN Hotel
OF GUN WOUND
Wife Finds Brigham L.
Younu Dead

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL
Brigham l.. Young. said TO have
been related distantly to the noted
leader Of the Mormon church, died
at hotel here today from bullet
wound thru his heart.
According TO Young's wife, Kath-
crime, who rushed from the room
and called police Immediately after
the fatal shot was fired. someone
knocked at the door Of their room
At 8 a. m. today.
II cannot live without you" she
said her husband shouted, and a
few moments later shot himself In
the heart, threw the revolver into a
closet and died.
Police ordered that the body be
examined to determine the pcnetra-
ton and course Of the bullet and also
10 determine whether there we're
powder marks such as would have
been left by a gun fired at close
range.
They said superficial examine
ton Of the body had failed TO reveal
such marks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
DRIVE ON G. 0. P.
IS DEMO PLAN
Hope to Cause Break in Op-
pisition Party
ny HERBERT w. WALKER

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Oct ia
drive on pro.ieaguers In the republi.
can ranks Will be Gov. cox'n main
objective from now on. tho Demo
cratic candidate said. In opening his
invasion OF Illinois here today.
Cor declared his energies would be
aimed along this line because Sen.
ator Harding has deserted Taft.
Hughes. Wickerrham and Root and
gone over into the camp OF the 'ir.
reconciiablcs' by rejection Of the GOV.
enant."
To accomplish III. aim the demo
cratic nominee plans 10 ure both
persuasion" and force"
Democratic emissaries. II was
learned. will cndeavor 90 persuade
republican pro-ieague leaders 10
break with Harding. or at least dis.
continue their support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
LIBERTY BONDS
BRIDGES WOULD
LET IN The JAPS

Declaring himself opposed 10 the
exclusion q tho japanese. Rober,
Bridges. farmer.isbor candidate for
governor. issued this statement In
Eastern Washington:
Il do not believe that natives Of
any country. irrespective OF race.
color or religion. should be discrim'
mated against We would consider
ourselves insulied II other nations
excluded us from their doors.
MY view on this Ia m broad AZ
tho world itself. ! believe the peo-
pie OF tn. world should be allowed
10 20 where they please.
This does not mean that we mus,
assimiiate them. but !, does mean
that I believe the japanese should
not be Disseminated against"
Bridges had leased his farm Mt
Oriilla 10 japanese some time ago.
The views hs now expresses about
japanese exclusion are the same he
gave TO tho congressional invest.
eating committee here recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11


October fi--Str Admiral watson from
Southwestern via Southeastern Aiaskan
ports At 10 20 a. m.. str Lyman Stewart
from Port san Luis via Vancouver. H. c..
at a. m
ocfobsr ie--9fr City Of Seattle from
Southeastern Alaskan ports At .. m (.
str Redwood from Southeastern Alaskan
ports at $3.50 y. M. str Grtffoo from
Akutan via Tacoma At issto p. M. str
Bondowoso from Baitkpspan via Han
Francisco at 1850 n. m. str Admiral
sehisy from San Diego via san Fran
cisco at $40 a. m. motor schr onno
from Tacoma az $40 . IN. hull Rain-
bow from Victoria. n. C. In TOW OF tug
Daniel Kern at . a. m. ser Prince George
from Prince Rupert. d. C.. via ports at
t.ts p. IN
October fi-str Lyman Stewart for
Oieun at 10 q. m
October io--s,r Cello for Han Fran
cisco via Everett at ftsto q M. str
Rush for wlnsiow at f.so .. m. str Ala.
media for Tacoma at lao .. m str Adj
u1irai schley for Tacoma at s;so o. m.
str city Of spokane for Mukiitso. str
Prince George for Prince Rupert Is. G..
via ports at II D. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
CAPITAL-LABOR
c. c. PLAN OUT
Get Together Program Is
Outlined in Report

That neither the Bourbon nor the
Boishevik should prevail In industry
Ia the gist OF the report Of the labor
relations COMMITTEES OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. This committee has
spent months In study OF the prob
lem. and the conclusions submitted
are the result OF candid opinions
gathered from every camp OF eco
nomic thought.
The report declares the need OF
viewing the problem by frequent re-
currcnce to fundamental principles.
IL emphasizes the point that when
labor Is hurt. employers suffer. Con-
versciy. when employers are hurt. In.
Dor must suffer. And the public SUI.
fers in each instance. That the pub
lie may be served. II is necessary for
employer and employe TO be fair TO
one another.
The report favors thu idea OF the
employer taking the employe more
into his confidence. 80 that he may
know the trials OF the business: that
he may understandingly appreciate
his problems. II points out that in
many Instances where employees re.
gard their employers as profitcers.
they would know better II given the
chance to know. On the other hand.
the employer is cautioned that the
lack OF productive quality on the
part OF many employees In not alto
gether to be blamed upon the work
ers; that the employers must bear
some OF the responsibility.
Various systems OF Industrial man
agement are taken up and explained
thru charts. including shop manage
ment.
The report is 10 be printed In
pamphlet form. and may be the basis
OF general community discussion.
with Industrial peace In prospect.
The members of the committee are:
Clyde NJ. Hadley. chairman; A. Ko.
jos, X. J. Cameron. +. J. Carver.
Melvin w. Cassmorc. Carl II. Cros-
son. Carleton Hayes. Malcolm
Hughes. j. G. Lindsey. Louis Mash,
NJ. J. Mist. William Holster. Edwin
Selvin, o. c. Taylor. A. NJ. Young
and Arthur X. Priest, secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. ii.-That
farmers are forming organizations
thruout the country 10 force iegisla-
ton 10 enable them 10 combine 10
hold their crops until the price OF.
fered had reached the figure they
wanted. was charged here today by
T.. T.. Goodrich. president Of the grain
dealers association. speaking before
the international Grain conference.
THE next movement In this coun-
try will be an agrar1an movement"
aald Goodrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
SLOAN COMPANY
IS SUED BY U. s.
Federal Attorney
Receiver
Asks

suit TO have tho Sloan shipyanfs
corporation placed In the hands OF
a receiver was instituted In the fed
eral court Saturday by United
States District Attorney Saunders
ON the grounds that such action Is
necessary In order to collect ss.efo-
sss .aS alleged duo the government
Besides the Solan Shipyards cor
porntion, It's subsidiary companies
the Anacortcs shipbuilding Co. and
the Capital city Iron Works. ar
named as defendants. The United
States shipping boards name ap
pears. also. since that was the me
dunn thru which the government
dealt with the shipbuildcrs.
October rs at =. IN. Ia the time
set for the defendants TO appear
In court and show cause why a
receiver should not be appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
81 Orphans Due
on Tuesday From
Land of Sorrow

sixty-one Riddles. children Of Pol
ish patriots banished 10 Siberia dur
ing the czar'H reign. are scheduled to
arrive here Tuesday on the steam
ship Fuahima Maru. After their long
trip from Siberia. their first day on
American soil will be made memoir
able by auto rides ana dinners and
new outfits OF warm. American
clothing.
The children will leave for Chicago
Tuesday evening. where they will be
taken care OF by the Polish national
commission. until the arrival of more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
CHESTNUTS ON
LOCAL MARKET
First OF Season Snapped
Up at 35 Cents a Pound

First to arrive on the Seattle mar.
ket this season. n small shipment Of
new crop chcrtnuts was snapped up
Monday morning at % cents n
pound. They came from California
a car OF Ice cream melons at .
cents a pound was among tho re
eeipts recorded.
There were no changes In vege'
tables. but trade continued steady.
Butter. In spite Of Indications to
the contrary. did not advance In
price Monday. Eggs remained the
same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Vessels in Other Ports

San Pedro--Arrfved October .; Str
Derbiay from Seattle. str Everett from
Everett. Sailed October .: Str Palias for
Seattle via San Francisco.
San Francisco-Arrived October 10:
Str Queen from Seattle. str Eemdyk from
Seattle and Tacoma at .. m.
Port To~nssnd--Pasaed in October III I:
Str Admiral Watson for Seattle at T:tt
a. m.
Ev.re,t--Arrived October 10; Str Cello
from Seattle.
Eagle Harbor-Arrived October 10; Str
Rush from Beattiee
Tacoma--Arrtved October 10; Str Ad-
rnirai schisy from Seattle. str Alameda
from Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. oct, ii.--H Gs-Rsesirss.
$1,000 head. market Use TO use lower.
Buik Of sales. sitse0is. butchers. titss
tisTb
Caftie-Receipss. ,o.eoo head market
steady to strong, Beef. ts0ik.ss. butcher
steers. tauit.tos cannrr. and cusiers.
ttgs. s,oeksrs and feeders. ttse8is.
steady. Lambs, tsvist9. ewes. tsss0
tk.se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
To Hear Claims for
Harbor Development

Claims for por, and harbor dcvei.
opment by the government will be
heard In Seattle Thursday by Brig.
Gen. Harry Taylor and the inspec-
ton bureau OF tho United States
army engineers.
Among other matters. the require
ments OF the Duwamlsh waterway
and the Lake Washington canal will
be presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Freight Hearing at
Tacoma Called Off

Rate hearing scheduled to be held
In Tacoma Monday has been can.
eelled due to the railroads withdraw.
ing their application for higher
freight tariffs. This is the same ac-
ton that occurred In Seattle recently
before the interstate commerce com
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
From Weather Bureau

TATOOsH ISLAND. Oct ii.--s A. ~
Rising barometer. partly eioedy. ~iad
south. eight miles an hour. Passed In
A steamer al q. n.
October is A M-rafiinx barorns-
ter. raining. wind southeast. - mites
al hour. Passed In A steamer at sac
p. m. a steamer at $50 .. m. ctr ora.
tor al a m. Passed out steamer al
O. m str Davenport et q m. four
mastsad barksntius. towing. ct - m
s.s9 y. M--EsininE. wind south. ~
mile. an hour Passed cut. SIR omega 81
moan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
British Miners Vote
on Wage Proposal

LONDON. Oct. II. - British coal
miners began voting today on ac'
eeptance or rejection OF wages pro
posed by colliery owners. The vote
VIII be counted Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

stable conditions In Poland. when the
young wanderers viii be rcpatrihted.
Original plans TO place the young
STEERS on a big farm on Bainbridge
island have been abandoned. IL was
announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Reported by Wireless

October i1--Str Congosan Maru reports
herself dus at Port Townsend Thursday
morning. October ~.
October i0--Br Admiral Watson off
Campbell River. southbound. at 7;so D.
m; str Santa Ana hove to in Fitzhugh
Sound at Q a. m. str Hedondo hove 10 In
FitxbuEh Sound at n. m.
q. =. Naval Comm publications
October io-Str windber. San Pedro
for Tacoma. $40 miles from Tacoma at
.. m. str Fred Baxter. Everett for
San Pedro. 2io miles from Everett at q
.. IN. str Ksmchntka. Unaiaska to Seat
tie, s2s miles from Cape Flattery at 8
y. m. str President. Seattle for San
Francisco. eight mlise north Of Cape
Blanco at >. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
To Discuss Raise in
Rates on $50 Items

Chairman of the Western cIassifi.
cation committee at Chicago has been
invited by the Chamber OF Commerce
to come to Seattle to discuss pro-
posed increases In freight rates on a
list OF $50 items.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Alaskan Vessels

vaidsx-saiisd October 10. str North.
western. southbound. at q o. IN.
Junesu--AAiied October 10; SIR Al
mirai Evans. southbosnd. o, 1870 .. m
ketchikan-Saiied October 10: Str JEFF
ferson. nor,hsound. at a m. str spo
kane. northbound. at .. M. str Alaska
northboend, at . .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Boxcar Shortage Is
Relieved, Saws Road

Relief from the box car shortage
y announced by the Chicago. Mil
Waukee 4 81. Paul railroad. due. II is
said. to the cooperation Of shippers
and 10 general speeding up of trans
portation all along the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Status of Frisco Market

HAN FftANcIscO. Oct Hutter--
Extras. eve per 10. prime firsss. eve
per ID.
Esss-Estras sTisc per dos. No. air.
ties. toe per dos. extra puiiets. ss~ per
doz. urdsrslsrd puiis,s tse per dos
Cheese rists. fancy. sse per
ID. nrsts. ave per ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Cruiser Rainbow 10
lowed to Seattle

The former Canadian cruiser Rain.
bow. recently purchased by Nieder a
Marcus OF Seattle. has arrived In port
IN tow OF the tug Daniel Kern. The
cruiser Is ''as was" except for tn.
removal Of her guns by the canaai.
ans before they sold her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Shares Drop During
Early Hour Trading
on Mem York Market
NEW YORK, oct 4

NEW YORK tMos early trading
stock exchange
sT%.
eum iss Pacific 2oh, Ma
southern Pacific seh
hem u, off u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

NEW YORK. oct H. Demand sterling
Was Oft &c on opening Of the foreign ga
change market today. Demand sterling
was st tsO4. off kes france. ssic.
lire. ae;es marks. i.stc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

Salmon packers say they were had
hit by tho poor run Of salmon n
year. The Northern pack Is reporfs(
TO be 1000 900 cases below normal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
PLENTY OF
sugar FOR
EVERYBODY
Spectator, Not Consumer
to Do All the Worrying
From Now On
Ry GEORGE II. WATERS

WARRINGTON, oct. IL - iu'
trials and fluctuations OF sugar con
sumcrs. brought on by the war. and
added to by profiteers and speeulat'
crs. arc ended forever,
In other words. sugar prices VIII
not go up again this year or next
year. There Is plenty OF sweetening
TO go around and more sugar next
year than the people can use. In
fnct. the whole world will have an
abundant supply.
Proflteers. spectators and hoarders
are doing the worrying, They still
have much of the sugar and are go
ing TO sell Il for less than they paid.
or course. millions have been made
IN sugar. but now those same fellows
are going 70 drop some OF their III
rotten coin. The wholesale price has
dropped from 2sh cents TO itfs
cents the has, few weeks and II Is
sure TO stay down and even so
lower.
u. &. GOT MORE
THAN HER SHARE
Statistics OF production and sup
plies give good indication OF wha,
may be expected In the way Of prices
for the remainder OF this year and
for next year. The 1918 Cuban crop
Just closing In estimated at s.T5o.00o
tons. with $4,000 tons Yet 10 be
shipped. Last years production was
estimated at s.s7e.ooo tons. The to
nj worlds production Of cane sugar
available during the calendar year
1850 Il estimated to be fi.sos. 600
tons. as compared with 1885. 600
tons the year before. and beet sugar
S.3$s. 900 tons as compared with
l.<o3. 900 last year.
The worlds production for this
year Is thus only about one and one
quarter million tons less than last
year. But the United States has re-
ceived more than her share OF the
crop. as Is shown by total receipts
to September Is at all ports OF ASST.
sol tons as compared TO 3.sss.s5s
tons last year. and exports since Jan
uAry have been about the same as
last year. And IL Is stated that the
European deliveries ar. already
made, no that the United States has
the $4,000 tons yet unshipped In
Cuba to draw upon. Altogether some.
what more than 100000 tons have
been received or are available for
consumption In America this year.
The country's total consumption In
1913 was about 1854. 900 tons and In
1913 3.sss.ooo. The years supply for
the United States Is thus approx
mAteiy equal to last years.
- PER CENT CROP
INCREASE NEXT YEAR
The stocks OF sugar on hand at the
ports are placed by wiilett and
Gray's September Is report at l2i..
s5s tons. ~ compared with si.752
tons 1t the same date last year.
The estimates for next years crop
are Beginning to appear and show
an increase Of almost 50 per cen,
over the present year for Europe and
the United States. Cuban estimates
are not in. but an increase IL likely.
and certainly no decrease Is ex.
pected.
But. besides all this sugar. there
r. an invisible supply. Large sur.
plus stocks are still I'm the hands OF
manufacturers and wholesalers and
others And large supplies are stored
by spectators and used to secure
loans. Authorities say there liz more
sugar in this country now than ever
before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

OXFORD. Ohio. Oct. 1.-THE at.
tack Of hen on a man may prove
fatal. A hen pecked Harry Knapp.
81. on the hand. Now he has lock-
NV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

SEw YORK. Oct fi.-spss Rte. IA G
per III No. Santos. II y 0issr per 10.
sagar-Ra~. se,e per ID. graduated.
II o lee per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
MONDAY
OFT N

rfrst High Tide
tlls n m. les n.
ttr~t Law Tide
toso1 a. m, a. n.
Sesond High Tide
atAt y m. ia n.
Second low Tide
tetsg y m. 90 H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
TUESDAY
0lT IL

OCT. "
FIRST high Tide
asoa a m Ill Il
FIRST law Tide
1915 n. va. o n.
second High Tide
tist y. m, ia n
second Low Tide
moe y, m. 100 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

Our be~s opportunities arc Of the
home made variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Chicago Board of Trade
I1seI BY j.. II Manning . Co.
SIC second Avenue

Chicago Car Lots
Furuished BY T. n. Manning q Co.
sis s~cend Avenue
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-08-27
ROSEMARY S0NALan,AND
--"- LOCAL ITEMS ,-
owe SWOJTI INT

Towe,, of lGsarsburg,
sNwGawas imtownthis week.. +
20 M: Jenkins spent opWednes-
day in Raleigh on business. "''""
d Wade and B, 4, Dickens
attended 1.-the ball game atssHob-
good Wednesday, anldsiw snos,e4
VIM. F. Horner, of ofHsntiefsoif,
was in town this week.
-9r 70 sn0Ljnlose1- ,sdnGh1 10 sb1Es Ia.
ia MrssL LsL.eBraswell and child
rem returned Wednesday frornda
VISIT to Scotland NeckgNp G.isI~
,eoM Miss Sarah "aBrfasSnlttllssyy,ISsafe Isafe sSos
land Neck, is visiting IS Miss
Mabel and Leila Braswel!.,>
0Sef rs tsuauA .xAbi17
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-08-27
HiN3El3 ssl.s ,. :
All Saints Church
tEpiscopai, N Ill
Rev. Lewis N. Taylor, Rector
Roanoke Avenue

Next Sunday is Thirteenth Sun
HaySafter Trinity. ''ggE1 ri
Church school and Adults
Bible Glass, 7. W. Mullen,
Supt. at 9:45
7::30 Celebration Holy Com.
munion mo1l YiI9qoIq
Divine services at II and g.,
All members Of the school are
requested to meet at the church
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 to &c
On a picnic. 9i9lqmo2 sG q Y
All Saints extends a most cor
dial welcome to the people of the
community. Strangers especially
invited.
The Church With a Welcome.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-08-27
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Mrs. Virginia c., Pugh,, the be-
loved wife bof Nj, Ben N: pugh,
of near Vpltare, Northampton
County, died in lthesrReanoke
Rapids Hospital : at +. ter; O'Clock
Mrs. Pugh has been sick for
several weeks, but. her death
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cQMe uheIApeelsqfuI NOT beaugg
The body will be taken Ito
Boydton, Va, tonight and funer.
al servieeswiA be held -frem st,
James Episcopal Church tomor-
row morning;g4 r. 7