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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10
thursday, Three P. M. Mavor'
Office,

A most interesting lesson on
Causes Of Sickness and Prevention
OF same will be held on Thursday.
Aug. II. Every person who is IN
terested is cordially invited to
come.
This consists Of course of
eWefve one-hour meetings teach
ing the various ways Of prevent
ing illness to oneself, ones fam
lily, ones community; the causes
OF illness; the best methods Of
handling and caring for a sick
person in the home, in case he IS
not Ill enough for trained nurse.
Or a nurse cannot be secured. what
to do IN emergencies; how to feed
young children; and a variety Of
other helpful instructions. Miss
Saucer, the County Red Cross
Nurse, who is conducting this
class is in every way splendidlv
fitted for her work, and the Scot
land Neck people are very FORUM
ate to have the privilege of taking
advantage Of such an opportunity.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10
NOTICE

| wish to state to thepublic that
| have secured the services Of Mr..
Il. u. Dickens, an expert grocery
salesman Of Weldon, to assist mr
III my grocery business, and with
my capable force Of statesmen ana
other help, [ will now be able to
take care Of your orders, which
Will have our careful and prompt
attention. Your patronage is res
pectfullv solicited.
r. D. Harren
The Grocer
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10
PARTY OFF TO PANACEA THE RED CROSS HOME
SPRINGS $1,000 LYME
NURSING CT1IR

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Tillery ana
family; Mrs. Mamie Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Hoffman, of Roam
oke, Va. left this morning FOR
Panacea Springs, near Littleton,
where they will spend the DAY
p1cn1cklng and enjoying the exhil-
laratlng effects Of the water OF
that famous resort. They expec1
TO return tomorrow after spend
ing the night at Roanoke Rapids
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10
PICNIC

The Methodist Sunday School
held their annual picnic today at
the Gotten farm, eight miles from
mere. There are about IS or 100
members and it is estimated that
fully fifty Of that number were m
attendance. Mr.. G.. N. Malone is
the efficient superintendent of this
Sunday School.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10

Commonwealth,
Scotland Neck, N. G.
[ desire to thank you for the
dating and numbering at the top
Of the Commonwealth pages.
Something [ have thought Of
many times.
WILSON ALLSBROOK
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr.. t. E. Butler and family left
This morning to spend several days
with his parents in BERTHE county
Mr.. E. s. Carter, Of Richmond,
was a business visitor to our city
yesterday. lI...
Mr.. r. II. Gray, who has been
snending the summer at Ridge
Crest. has returned home.
Mrs. Edward Tillery and little
nest Winslow spent yesterday IN
Enfield. saAeH6
Miss Rena Jones is visiting re-
latiyes at Thelma, n. c., which
place she left for yesterday morn
ing. q ~.1ss
Miss Narcissa Daniel Of Weldon
is visiting her sister Mrs. Ashby
Dem. Miss Sledge Of Weldon
joined her this morning.
Mrs. Sam Strickland and child
,en left thi smorning for Oak City,
where she goes to spend some time
with her mother.
Mr.. A. J. Whitehead, whose
home is near Roseneath, was in
town this morning. Mr. Whitehead
gives a very glowing account OF
the crops in his neighborhood.
81
Misses Helen Brown and Doro-
thy Lipscomb returned last night
after spending a pleasant visit 10
friends and relatives in Pourts-
mouth. : ~ = - :. = =
Miss Beatrice Savage, who has
been visiting at her grandfathers
Mr. J. Y. Savage, will return to her
home in Wilmington, n. c. Fri
day. 80 -
- .~1
1Ir. J. Y. Savage, who has char
&c Of the weather bureau here,
and a venerable Confederate Vet
cram, will 90 to Raleigh tomorrow
to have his hand treated.
-
Mr. Edward Tillery and little
daughter Janis is spending this
week at Whitakers, N. G. visiting
her aunt Mrs J. NJ Cutcheon. Mr.
IiIIery accompanied them over
Sunday.
The quarantine against the case
Of diptheria at Mr.. ]. Y. Savage s
residence has been raised Mrs. j.
Q. AppleWhite was the patient.
Mr.. J. O. Applewhite is again in
his place It tie R. c. Josey Co.
store.
~. ..-. - *.
The many friends Of Mr.. Frank
Taylor, formerly the popular mat
a@er Of the Hotel Wommack, will
be glad to learn that after his So
Journ at Hot Springs, Ark, has
returned 10 the city greatly i'm
proved III health.
G5 - ~-
Miss Katherine Hancock, the eff
1lclent employee Of the Planta'l !:
ah5 commercial Bank left for I
three months vacation IT, be spen
at Ridge Crest, N. c, On her wa
she Will spend a short time in Ra
leigh. -
Id o'f personal columns yesterda.
We stated that Mr.. and Mrs, J. I
Moore Weeie spending severa
days IN Norfolk, and it shout
nave &ead Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
Moore were on visit to Norfolt
Also the item which stated tha
MI. and Mrs, ). I. Moore c'lape1
oned the party Of youne peopi
III pleasure tri p on the river !
gasoline launch from Norflet
70 Lewiston. This shc.uld have rea
MP ard Mrs. J. G instead Of J :
oTe hava csAez- rig @gr4.ev 70
~ ~Trfrr, az * rs Tssx1
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10
NOTICE

To our friends and customers, we
will not take any more work until
further notice.
E. l. Baxton Bro. & Son
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10

J 1%e hava csacz. r--e agcAev 70
EJfFr .@.-.1sa -. - r.AErpT
ana ca supply ~ou- wants
*or Sc zric lsg, ts Tca the hoass
Fra III Il inG Watts
~ = J1i-%s;;-2z ia ntcr Car Cn7spag,. =
Scotland Neck, North Carolina
\ ANTED TO BUY Second hand
typewriter, must be IN COCA
condition. VIII pay cash for
same, @pplv at The Connie q
wealth office.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-10
CLEANING AND PRESSING

| have at last secured some coal
and | can now handle your
CLEANING and PRESSING ~
any quantity.
My prices as follows:
SUITS pressed So.
Suits sponged -------75c
Suits scrubbed and pressed
nm suit ----------------1. 90
Heavy suit I'D
AS | am unable to secure a d ;
HVerp boy at present, [ would ap-
preclate the fact if my customers
will bring their work and call for
same
Give us a trial.
John Station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

smsh Cove ,srminzi-nxs Hsnry VA
lard.
pier is-ssr Tyud.rea.
Pier is-u. &. I. H T. Heather.
pier to--r. n = Saturn.
Great Northern pisr--s,r ka,eri Msru-
saith Cows ,srminai-str Horai-Aa Msru.
str fconium.
BELL 81. tsrminai--s,r rAtouehs. ssr East.
srn Exporter
Pier STR Arabia Mara
PIER &---S,r Eastern Leader.
Pier s---srr san,s Ana
Pacific Coast bunksrs-r. 4 l. II. r.
umafifia.
Pfss B--s,r West TaEua
PIER D-str Governor.
Pacific Coast Engineering vcrks-s,r
Eastern Soldier
Afber. dos k--ttr D~iwoof.
Hanford 81. ssrminat--ssr Eastern Tenn
puthie yarcs--ssr wsssborc,
East Waterway tsrminal-ssr West Jcs-
SUP. str West $otus. str West Jena.
Todd drydorks--atf West Jester.
Puxst sound Bridge a Dredgtnx -orks---
Z. =. y Patterson.
Araes yerds-str Roosevelt
Lake rnion---tulls broxton. Lssts. Enfy-
uion. Fort jackson. Addison. Bouxn-
30. Bowsxmoet nournsviiis. Aiien-
hurst Abiiis. Adria. Caprsrts. Eies.
ira. O.iwin. Ahydos. Academia. Ars.
dersiA. Pcruta. BLACK welt. Blskiand.
Bas,in@. nfanfprd. Axf,n. Anthem.
Fort Harrison. yort stsnvO ffuufks.
Hilton f.osti. Dtoue. Cagaacan. ceriar.
CtneyrAs. Cardla- Elissa. Eshrs Henry
Wilson. salvador. Alice. motor scbr
Oregon.
Hsff.rnan drydoek-- Motor schr Chatham
bra.
standard on dock --str Richmond.
stream schr Biaatifd
spokane st. doek-Str Admiral Evans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
ELECTRIFICATION
Of G. n. LIKELY
Director Reynolds Sees R.
r. Improvement

An Improved financial condition ~
the railroads has been made possible
by the increased rates allowed by re.
cent Interstate commerce commits
sion decisions. according 90 state
ment made by Jackson y. Reynolds.
director of the Great Northern rail-,
road. visitor Saturday In Seattle.
Altho no comprehensive program
for expansion has been made yet.
Reynolds feels tina, the way has been
opened for a general rehabilitation
OF all rolling stock and equipment.
He naid that the Increased cost OF
coal and oil would undoubtedly result
in the ultimate classification Of the
Great Northern.
Tho chr shortage In fan, being re-
hrvcd. he declared. and pr~sen, con.
al'ionr Indicate the crops Of <his year
will be moved satisfactorily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
ALASKAN NEEDS
ARE DISCUSSED
Chamber of Com m ere e
Members Hear Talks

More encouragement for the indi.
Yfdual settler In Alaska and less con.
scrvation are necessary to the de.
velopment Of the country. according
TO the combined opinions OF Senator
Wesley l.. Jones and Col. w. r.
Richardson. who spoke Friday noon
At the regular meeting Of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce. and OF former
Senator Samuel II. Piles. who acted
as chairman OF the meeting.
The withdrawal Of manpower from
Alaska during the war caused that
country TO suffer more keenly than
any other section of the United
States. Is the opinion Of Col. Rich.
ardson. whose work has been closely
linked with the growth Of the North
ern territory.
The return on the government rail-
road into Alaska will be thru the de-
velopmcnt Of the country. the speak
ers agreed. and the waste and ex-
frsvagance caused BY departmental
jealousy has been one cause for
hindrance in the development OF the
country. they said.
Congress Is now more In the
mood to do something for Alaska
than ever before. due to great ex-
tent to the effective work OF the Sc
Attic Chamber Of Commerce." said
Senator Jones'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
ny RALPU n. COUGU.

WAsutNGToN, Aug. THE
United States government IL pre-.
pared to assume world dictator.
ship In the OIL controversy. 1, was
learned here today. n necessary 20
prevent the worlds future output
from being monopollzed by Great
Britain and France.
a diplomatic offensive now II un.
der way TO force Grcst Britain 90
accord 10 Americans equal rights IN
development OF new fields In terri.
tory now held or 20 be held under
the mandate OF the league Of ma.
tons.
The strength Of the United state,
In the offensive lies In the fact that
this country now In producing about
twofhirds Of the present world out.
put OF oil. according 10 chief Ceoi.
oEint White OF the Interior depart
ment. United States oil production
this year In expected 10 run to 400.
900 900 barrels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Trading Is Quiet on
New York Market in
Short DAYS Session

NEW YORK Aor sneai fractional advances marked the
q WI - al
ioGs Sinclair e6t Pacific unchanged;
taied Rats a
OF nearly
" baldwin ioss off Mexican Petroleum 1919 OFF s
IS Central Leather SiS Cuban Cane ns off,.
NEW YORK 1.-THE
nothing
Trading
tho time Railroad stocks fuotused failed disclose
definite tendency
s'russle Pressure became pronounced midsesson and
declines
closing The market described
% vansdum
ibb off General Motors soA. u.
Tho market
just before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

METHuEN. Mass. Aug. Ed
ward r. Soarlcs. philanthropist of
Mcthucn and New York, died here
In his home last night. lie had
been In III health for several
months. Searles was 10 years old
Scarles was reputed TO be part
owner OF the New York Globe. Re.
Gently he gave the University OF
California $4,000. 900. Scores OF 9th.
or colleges and schools have bcnc.
fitted by his gifts
Searles began life as n carpenter,
He married Mrs. Mark Hopkins,
widow of the Central Pacific rail.
road magnate, when she was II
years old
lie was man OF mystery, spend.
Ing the last years OF his life In soil,
tudc, A great wall about his man.
sion here added to his seculusion
and he WAS seldom seen In public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
City Must Get Its
Permit From u. S,

Superintendent OF streets and
Sewers Charles II. Case was ad.
viscd In an opinion drafted Sat.
urday hy Corporation Counsel
Walter y. Meier that 1, will be
necessary for the city to obtain
permission from IN. war depart
nent ia make any moro street fills
along tho shores Of either Lake
Washington or Lake linton.
Complaint, 10 recent fills made by
tho city In CONNECTION with road
work ahou, tho lake shores was
made by Lieut. Col. J. A. Wood.
ruff. United States engineering
corps. who called superintendent
case's attention TO the federal act
making such improvements along
navigable waters an infrnction
unless federal sanction had first
been obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
EGGS RISE TWO
CENTSD0zEN
Best Sweet Corn Quoted at
So Crate

Eggn were raised two cents n
dozen Wholesale. Saturday, bringing
fronh ranch eggs 10 bs cents and
puilets TO ~.
Sweet corn was reported firmer.
with the best quoted NJ 81 crnie.
large receipts OF British Columbia
blucbcrries forced the price down
somewhat. sales being made at 10
10 IN cents pound. Blaclsber'
riea. also. are coming In more plen.
tifully. With $3.50 IA crate the pre-.
yaiilng price.
Bartlett pears from Eastern
Washington. something Of nov.
city. were selling at 81 box.
Watermelons were pretty well
cleaned up Saturday morning. bu,
dealers reported several cars due
later In the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
EASTERN GAS
HERE, SO CENTS
Sold at N. A. c.. Stations in
Seattle

The first Eastern gasoline was Of.
fercd for aale In Seattle Saturday by
tho Wadhanr OH Co. IL n dixtribut.
ed thru the Northwest Auto club
asrvice stations. and tho price la -
cents a gallon.
we don't expect that everybody
will pay such a price for Kzsoiins. .
said ". H. Messer. manager Of the
Wadhans Co. hut We felt that
there are lots Of folks In Seattle who
would welcome tho opportunity TO
secure Eas In unlimited amounts We
will sell any person all he will pay
for"
This gasoline come. from wyo.
ming. and the high flrur- asked n
the result % the oxceasiv. freight
charges connected with importing II.
according 10 Mcsscr. Anho the Gas
Ia distributed thru n. w. \. G. sta.
tons. !, Is for aalc to the general
public.
Standard oil Co. with i,s raise
from :ths 10 - cents a gallon Fri.
day. Ia now on n par with MON OH
Co. while She'll Go. H,ill holds 10 lts
figure Of 20 cents. established re.
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
G. A. r. Gets Special
Rates to Encampment

Members OF the q. 4 n. have been
offered by the railroads special
rate OF ! con, a mile from Seattle 10
indianapolis and return. 70 attend
the annual national encamrnent. 10
be held In that city from September
10 TO 70. inclusive. This rat. win
enable the veterans 10 make the trip
for less than $50. Officials Of the
railroad VIII Issue tariffs giving the
official fare under the reduced rate
In n few days
hitiS civil war veterans made the
trip last year In two special cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
u. S. Seeks Equal Share in
DEVELOPMENT of World Oil

The weapon the United States
may use hi ~ diplomatic offensive
II an embargo on all OIL exports 70
England and France. II was said.
Without American kerosene and
luhrieating oils, the British navy
would have 90 40 into scapa Flow
and anchor permanently. according
10 government oil experts here.
The diplomatic game is 10 trade
present supplies for the right 10 de-
yclop future fields on equal terms
with companies OF Great Britain
ands France This Includes the pro.
poaai 20 let the United States In on
the development Of possible fields
like Persia. Mesopotamia. Ukrsnis,
u recovered from the Soviet govern
ment ana Rumanla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Did You See This
Auto Accident?

II you saw an auto accident at
westlakc ave. near Caller st, at
f.35 wednesday afternoon. In which
a man was hurt, you may he In
n position TO do tho latter n ser.
vice. The driver OF the car sped
away. You may have seen his
number.
IL you did. you are asked to
notify Ambrose Bernard. tho injured
man. whose residence Is at 1907
f.. Marion st. telephone East si7s.
or his son. w. q. Bernard. at Main
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

CHICAGO. Aux .f.--H o q - Receipts,
I. eoe head market slightly hishsr. usis
% sales. tifuts.Es butchers. 81 seq
sfxsss packing. tt1toaists. light.
US fseisie. plg. Jitteglkft. rosEhs.
fi1teUtf,e.
cattis--nsesipss. f.tcs head. market ia
streng TO IS soc higher. Beef. fs.rte
re 20: butcher steers. - teUfs.t can.
ner. ard cutters. tsoTg sse~ksrr and
feeders, tttouii. ee-s. tsgfsss. calves.
Str0fs..s
Sheep Receipts. tsee head. market IL
steady. Lsmhs. tT0isssi swss. tissg
tli.@t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
BANK CLEARIN6S
Public Markets


stR1s
Stalls fs-iT. cars caruation. ,sc. &
rolls toilet paper. Csc. packages kei-
iogx'a corn flakes 2sc. boxes Search
light matches, sc. cans tomatoes. Csc.
! package life O-wheat z7cs I 10. gin
ger snaps. zoe. s,sii iss. large package
washing powder. ace; wool soap chips.
package sc. packages corn flakes. Csc.
. cans corn. soc. , bars Ivory soap. ssc:
? large cans milk. 7se. stall is7. strictly
fresh small eggs. don, ssc. strictly fresh
large eggs. dor soc. Sugar stall. Cold
Bond or Wes,iate Special flour. i520.
Centennial Best flour. 1875.
SANITARY
stalls 1i-1s. Dolly Warden trout. soc
10. Eastern shrimp meat soc N. smoked
white King salmon, zoe n, staiiy 7t-ss.
Mazda oil. 37c pt soc at: tffb per h-
Eai; f2,20 per gallon. fsib bu.s sweet
chocolate. s5c. Stall n. new potatoes.
10 lbs. 2sc. onions. lbs. Toe stalls
2o-22. fancy creamery butter. soc 10 .
lbs. fi.is. full cream cheese. ssc. lbs.
sSe' csc Del Monte oatsup. lSo.
CORNER
stall io2. fresh Heanut butter. zoe N !:
cans Co-operRtivs milk 47c. fresh
ranch eggs. doz.. $50. Flake white. asc
h; fun cream or cream brick cheese. 7ae
III. Ataii ,, sneits. lbs. 25c; fresh her
ring. lbs, 2Jc. haiibut. zoe H. .ippered
salmon. s0c III. black cod. lbs. zso.
stalls 1925. walnuts. fsc ID: Booth =
sardines. i9c can. GLIB. can kraut. loc.
ECONOMY
Stall 20. bulk chocolate. 3oc H.: Japan
tea siftlngs. 25c 10. sbc Royal baking
powder. 3sc. stalls 35-3s. CriAco. zoe n.
lbs. soc. lbs. 81 IS. BIB. can, s2.fs.
fbc cans corn~d beef. 2sc; 75c bottle
mayonnalse, he. lbs. choices prlnes.
75c; bars Crystal white soap, 5so; 25c
IN G. baking powder. 1gc.
PIKE PLACE
Stall II. fine cane sugar. lbs. tsc: Z
lbs. s0c. Stall 10. pure fresh milk i2c
at stall co. tail cans carnation milk,
f2Hc. Stan 1875. extra heavy jar rub
bers. dog 25c; tomato catsup. pints,
i5c stall 1903. fresh ranch eggs. use
doz.; cube sugar. 2 lbs. f3c; packages
corn flakes. 25c. California white beans.
lbs. z7c. large Ivory soap. 4oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Schooner Will Be
Sold to High Bidder

The auxiliary schooner Riaatind.
ordered sold TO satisfy claims against
her aggrcgatlng $4,000. viii be dis.
posed OF at public auction by the
United states marshats office at 10
a. IN. Friday. August IL, The sale
viii be held ON the Third ave, steps
Of the federal bulldinn
ON August "a an Essex automobile
will be sold. and ON the following
dax an y. NJ. 4, Both ears were
seized as carriers OF liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Rail Men to Tell
Why Rates Went Up

OLYMPIA, Aug. Tn justifIca
ton Of the recent increase In rail.
road rates west Of the Cascades, the
various railroad heads VIII appear
before the public service commission
in the senate chambers here on Au.
gust IL and attempt explanations.
The proposed increase Ia scheduled
to be put into effect August rs. In
most instances the increase exceeds
so per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Filing by Proxy Is
Refused by Auditor

|, CHEHALTS, Aug. THE fillng
by proxy OF J. T.. Willis as can.
didate for superior court Judge was
rejected late yesterday by County
Auditor Eva Knight on the grounds
that Willis must sign the petition
himself Ralph Swayne. president
of the Private Soldiers and Sailors
league. filed the application. Willis
In said TO he a radical and is in
Washington. ID. C.. at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Nesh nAy--rss.ed In August a. A
steamer. probably the Biehmond. with
bxs Ne. - az l1gse ., m.
Port Angeles Passed In August An
Admiral line frsight steamer at a. m !.
two uasted Mchr al a. N.
NsniiA Arrived suxust a. Str city Of
Rpokane from seattle
nslhoa sailed August a. Str City Of
Reno Ter Puget SOUND ports
San FrAnetseo--Arrtxed August O. str
Admiral sehley from seattle. sailed Au-
gust str Lyman Stewart for Seattle.
Port Towurend--fasssd In August
ser fniton for Seattle Al ~ 20 y. m. sfs
Ca.eAdsfcr s~Attls at siso .. m
Point M~iiu-~AEytvsd Auwass ~ STR
skaEway from seattle via Taeosnk.
Tsroma-~ssaiied August u ST. Ehag~ap
Tor Point wells Arrived August & Mo
tor schr cooteha from Seattle.
Passed IN August q atf
Eadieost for seattle at o IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
From Weather Bureau

TAroosH ISLAND. Aug s.-s A. Nj
Rising barometer. fogsyl iiEht south
wind Passed IN A naval weasel at y.
m. 4. = a Tatnuck towing 1kiu boat
40. Sc az a M nsur mas3d power
schr al sac y. m. fsssed OUT steamer
st 20 a. m
August e-iiito A. N-Foguy. Wind
southwest. ~ miles an hour, Passed ini
A steamer with TOW at nee a. IN.
T. Messy Wind southwest. ~ miles
an hour. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Albert Went South
With Dough; Jailed

Grace Curtis. 32i Borcn ave. gave
Albert u. Watson $50 on July IL TO
get her glasses fixed. Watson went
south with the money. and for that
reason Prosecutor Fred G. Brown
swore out warrant Saturday In
Justice John Gordon's court. charg.
ing him with petit larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

August f-Stf Richmond from Han Pc
dra VIA San franclsco aud Point Wells at
sssQ = m
August s--str West rogas from Boston
via San Francisco az iatta = m str Ad-
mieei Evans from Anchorage VIA south.
western and Southeastern Alaska at
y. m str Admiral eeadFieh from Ocean
Falls. ~ C.. at teit0 ., IA sr Cascade
from British Columbia ports at eii& y
IN. str Richceneai at Meadow rssut at
tstis y. m.
August str Admiral cccsrich from
Ocean Faiis. ~ g. at kis D N. str
Admiral Nodfnan for Southeastern Alaska
At $40 a. m. str skaswey for south
eastern Alaska VIA Tacoma and foint
Wells at noon. str westham Tor hiueesr
bay. y. G.. at 3. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Held on Charge of
Driving, Tho Drunk

Driving while drunk was the
charge against Jack Hazard, 81.
held in the city JAN Saturday He
Is accused Of driving into gang Of
workmen at Third ave. and Yeslcr
way at a. m. Ole Elingson. labor
er, Of 1871 Terry ave. ~. was slightly
injured when Hazards car struck
him.
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NEW YORK. Aug f.--ror~ixn ss-
eharxs make, opened irregular. penanf
sterling ~. off ie. at tsff. frsnss eff
eeniinss. at T.i1r. lire. tisc. W .
eenstm~w3 msfAs. stsc. up renfiuars.
y0r~iGn exchange hsia steady al th~
close Demand sterling was agas~s Al
tfssk. off i4r. francs. demand. as.
eiinsd 10 ftfr. ~hiis lire showed . slis hs
gain at lie and marks at 9fSr.
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3 Boy Wanderers
Are Held in N. ].

JERSEY CITY. \. J.. Aug. T.
Three boys who said they were
beating their way across tho coun.
try on n transcontinental trip. were
held by authorities here today while
relatives were notified. The lads
gave their names as Frank Lardner.
Santa Barbara. Cal. Lawrence
Inches. Portland. Ore. and James
Miller, IL. Denver. Colo.