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Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
CITY n OBSERVE
 INDEPENDENCE DAY
 IF MEXICO TODAY

The first part of the twos days fies- "a commemorating the declaration of Mexican independence was celebrated last night at the Latin Protective leagues park on Twentieth street. The second part of the fiesta will be given today, starting at noon, when a mon ster barbecue will be served. Follow ing the barbecue. which will be served until 2 o'clock. there will be sports until o'clock. There will be a speak ing and patriotic program beginning at that hour. Prominent Americans of Mexican blood will speak in Spanish and among speakers in English will be Governor Campbell and Judge R. C. Stanford. Tn the evening will be a grand ball, which will conclude the celebration at midnight
 The chamber of commerce has asked that all join in the fiesta today, a cordial invitation having been extend ca by the league, under whose aus pices the fiesta is given. The league committee responsible for the prepara- ton work reported yesterday that no pains have been spared in providing Tor the great day, which commem- crates the memory of Father Hidalgo or the Roman Catholic church and his comrades and the declaration they signed no years ago today.
 On that day Mexico decided that it would be free from the domination of a throne thousands of miles away, the same as the people of the American colonies declared July 4. 1776, that they would be free. War followed each declaration, and those fighting for Freedom were victorious. The fiesta, it IS pointed out, is one of great moment, because peace refgns in Mexico today and Americans of Mexican blood re- Jofce this day with their fellows be- yond the boundary.
 At last nights part of the festival there was dancing and a musical and speaking program. Among the speak CTS were Prank Orduno, J. s. Soto and the new Mexican consul to Phoenix. The Mexican national hymn was ren- dered- Miss Rosaura Rogue gave a reading of "A la Bandera."
 A feature of today's part of the fes- tival will be the grand ball. Provision has been made for an abundance of good music, the committee announces The American and Mexican anthems will be sung The committee an nounces that everything positively will be free. This includes the great barbecue. For this feast some of the fattest and finest beef cattle have been prepared.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
TELLS IF BUSINESS
 MOMENTS CONVENTION

The August number of ''The Inde- pendent Woman" the official organ of the National Federation of Business and Professional Woman's Clubs. has just been placed on the news stands with a complete summary of the an nual convention of the federation, that was held in St. Paul on July 26- 30. It also contains short sketches of the newly elected officers.
 The new president of the federation is Mrs. Lean Lake Forrest, Detroit, who is known as one of the foremost insurance experts in the United States. The only western woman to be given office is Miss Lota E. Kelly, of Ra- ton, N. M., who was elected national vice president. Miss Kelly. who owns a chain of stores devoted to baby goods, is the only woman member of the chamber of commerce in Raton.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
CITY BAND ID GIVE
 CONCERT TONIGHT

Under the leadership of P. A venne the city band will give the following program at Federal park at 8 o'clock tonight:
 The Nash March -.--.-...-- Booth Overture, Norma ..-..........B Bellini Hiawatha's Melody of Love. .. Meyer Country Life, A Bucolic Sketch.
 .......... Laurehdeau Impassioned Dreams, Waltz. .RoSas Fox Trot Desert Dreams. Levin
 Our stock of electrical equipment and parts is the most complete in Ari- zona. For all cars. Willard Service Station.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
AUTO MEN TO MEET
 AT SUPPER FRIDAY

The Phoenix chapter of the Arizona Automotive Dealers association will hold supper at the American Kitchen at 5 p. m. Friday. The election of of ficers will take place at this meeting.
 A very excellent program has been outlined, according to Secretary Fred Christy, who claims that he has several aces up his right hand sleeve
 President Donald Dunbar has com municated with the state officers, and it is expected that they will attend the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
SSalow Aprons S1.98

attp pink and blue coors Square neck. raglan sleeves
servceable and practical garment. Special fir We'd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
ESCAPE OF BERGDOLL
S|FTED BY PH|LA. JURY
No One to be Spared Who Aided
Deserter to Escape Prison
Term.

Philadelphia, June 22.-"Bring to the
bar of justice any and every person, no
matter how high or low in authority or
position, who either directly or indirectly
was responsible for the escape of Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll'
Judge Thompson of the United States
District Court. gave these instructions
YESTERDAY to the special Federal Grand
.Hirv empaneled to investigate the escape
of the conviced draft dodger from the
military authority while on leave OF
absence.
''If vou find that any person or persons
violated the law III aiding and abetting the
escape of this prisoner, this dcser,er, or in
conspring in any way % bring about his
escape" Judge Thompson continued.
1T VIII be your duty to inform the District
Attorney"
IF Bergdoll is re-arrested he will be
retired rs descrter and for breaking
confinement, said Col. Cresson, after he
had been closcted for fifteen minutes with
the Grand jury, describing Bergdoll $
first arrest, trial and conviction.
The first witness was John L. Dwyer,
Chairman of the Ovcrbrook Draft Board,
which inducted Bcrgdoll in. o ;he service.
Another witness was Gen. Peter Harris.
L. was Gen Harris who gave the order for
Bergdolls temporary release IN order that
he might seek the pot OF gold which
he SAID he had hidden.
The alleged agitated manner of ID.
Clarence Gibboney, Bergdoll's lawyer
here. when he was driven iii taxicab TO
the Bergdoll home on the day of tho escape,
was related by Harry Preston, the driver,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
EAGLE BOAT INQUIRY.

The squall which overturned the Eagle
No. % near the Delaware Brcakwater
June IL, with loss of nine lives. was not
strong enough to capsize a seaworthy
boat, testified Lieutenant Commander
Maurice II. Pierce, commander of the
vessel, at the official inquiry ut the League
Island Navy yard yesterday. He explained
that the boats light condition gave it a
limited range of stability.
The inquiry board is headed by Captain
Grin c. MurGn. Lieutenant Commander
Pierce was the first witness. He described
briefly the trip from Key West to tho
scene of the disaster. When the storm
broke. he declared, the Eagle No. 25 had
list of only one and onc-half degrees
She listed 50 degrees TO port when the
wind struck her, he said, then turned
completely over, with some of the crew
imprisoned in the hull.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22

whole he was waiting in the Federal Build
ing to be called before the jury. Glib
honey was excited and gave me my direc-
tions so incoherently that he attracted
attention from passers-by," said Preston,
''He engaged me at 800 o'clock and
we reached the Bergdoll home at 3.45
o'clock. | waited half hour for his re-
turn and then man who | later learned
was Romig came out and said Gibboney
was delayed"
Major Hunt, commander Of the dis
ciplinary barracks at Fort Jay, whero
Bcrgdol was confined, was the fourth
witness. Sorgt. O'I1are from whose custody
Bcrgdoll escaped, also testified.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
You try an Every Evening want adv
DEATHS.

JOHNSON-In this city, on June 40, 1920,
Phillip q johnson, in his 67th year
Relatives. friends Friendship Conciave,
No. 1, IL, or \. w, Nj, and plastcrcrs'
Union are invited 10 attend the funeral
services at his late residence. 2a0i Tntnaii
street on Wednesday afternoon, June b,
at J o'clock local time. Interment at Lom-
hardy cemetery.
STEARRETT-At Oak Grove on June 20,
1920. George w Stearrett.
Relatives. friends and members OF Divt-
sion No. 4, A. q. H. are invited 20 at tend
the funeral from the residence Of his brother
in-law samuel T. Truitt. Oak Grove, on
Wednesday morning at q o'clock local
time Requiem mass at St Thomas Church
Interment az Cathedral Cemet cry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
]. HAM" LEWIS OUT FOR
US. RAIL OWNERSHIP
Says Release Of Lands and Water
ways From Monopolists Comes
Before League.

Chicago, June 22.---Jamcs Hamilton
Lewis, former United States Representa-
tive for Illinois, and candidate for the
Democratic Vicc-Presidential nomination
announced has the platform he would
advocate. He said he could not agree
with President Wilson's statement in n
recent interview that the League of Ma
tlons was to be the supreme issue.
His platform declares in favor of the
ways, telegraph lines, oil and coal lands
from private monopoly and assuming
control for the people, the method oi
operation to be by private or public
agency as the conditions of each concern
may warrant.
One plank demands for Ireland "the
fullest aid our institutions permit"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22

The only two countries in which the
mile is of equal length are Great Britain
and America
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-22
A TASTE TELLS WHY
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

gives them a smacking, good flavor. At
druggists. s.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
RE.1L ESTATE FOR SIZE
Lots for Sale

i-pIS-S2.pp cash and $500 per week
VIII buy choice lot AT E:ast Highland
Park. No Interest OF taxes: city water
Eas and poles for electric lights ami
phones have already been extended in;
The property. Suspension OF payments
IN case OF Eickncss being out %. IN
royinent In case you buy a lot and
hu!id at once We Will give you "A cash
huiidine prlzr of $500 and take a second
inoEtgasc for the balance OF purchase
tlce OF lot. BIG sale IL OF Met
me ON the grounds any time phon.
Madison 49, Tor appoint'uent .and j Will
,ai Tor You. Come out and ask for a 4
louEhtrey. leoG Mutual Building.
MONCM ENT AVENUE now being Graded
! have sGvcrai lots for sale right in
line OF Improvement Mt $3.50. Very easy
terms Concrete sidewalks. shade trees
and graded streets. a2g. care Times
Dispatch.
WESTHAMPTON LOTS-Best to be had:
u direct from owner. Address Il $40. cars
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
THE GLENROCK OH. COMPANY
tlncoruorntod)
NOTICE or ADJOURNED
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

Vl Eodir4 c6uRT TUE dE riin hw Srrl AS SP
RICHMOND THE 18TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1920.
Jennie Pagan ....... Complainant
against
" IL = N&cEf;;Yi. '""''''
The object OF this suit is to obtain
4 divorce from the bond Of matr!mony
by the plaintiff from the defendant on
the ground OF desertion for n period
of more than three years. Md II APP
iiled that Charles i. Pagan. the
above named defendant. is not Il resi-
dent OF the state OF Virginia. 1t is or
appear here within ten days after the
due publication OF this order and do
whai IS necessary TO protect his in
tcrHst in this suit.
LuTHEE LiEES. Clerk.
Edward l.. Ryan, y. q.
VIRGINIA THE CLERKS OF,
FlCE OF iiUSTlNGS, cQrkT; rAhT
l920--IN VACATION.
Sarah NJ. King PLAINTIFF
'" TSe o EnE Of his sui, is p ie oStn
a divorce from bed ana board by the
plaintiff from the defendant on the
ground OF deScrt!on, and At the eX-
have said divorce merged into di-
Vorcc from the bonds OF matrImony
And an afidavit having been made
r rss,nn G Of he stafe We ~ no,
ordered that he do appear here within
ten days after due publication hereof
and do what Is necessary to protect
HIS interest herein.
w. r. DU VAL. Clerk.
Nunnally & Miller. p. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Chamberlayne Court
Lots on Graham Road,
Near Lombardy Street

In execution of certain deed OF
trust. dated September H.. 1917. and
recorded In the clerks office OF the
Richmond. in deed book 246-B, page
l6l, default having been made in pay
ment of certain notes secured therein
holder. l Will ofrer for sale ut public
AUCTION. on the premises, on
MoNpAY. OCTOBER 1 1920.
the property described in said deed.
rs follows:
All that certain 10, OF land lying
and being in the city OF kichmond.
Va. designated MS lots Nos. i3. As. AZ.
- and the western eleven I'D feet OF
No. Al. in block ID" in the plan of
scrihed as follows. towit: BeEinning
on the south line OF Graham Road
s!N;y-four feet five inches Ca east
Of Lombardy Street. and runnias
line OF Graham Road and fronting
thereon one hundred and eleven
ulD feet: thence back in 4, southerly
direction one hundred and twenty
five b25) feet TO an alley.
MRS. EMMA T. CHAPLIN.
VIKGiNIA---IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. THE 1ST DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1920.
Charles II. Levy. Plaintin
against -~.~.
A'''e "' my iN yc5iiiiNcip;IisYi. i'S's"a-i''
The object OF this suit Is to obtain
divorce from the bond of matri-
mony by the plaintiff from the de-
PENDANT. Alice NJ. Levy, upon the
ground OF dcScrtipn.
And affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendant. Alice NJ
Levy. is not 4 resident of the State
of Virginia, il is ordered that "ahr
days aftsr due publication OF dis
order and do what Is necessary tn
protect her interest in this suit.
y Copy--TeSte:
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk
JAMES T. CARTER, p. Il.
BY WILLIAM 7. REDD. tealtor.
Member Richmond Real Estate
Exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Commissioners
Auction Sale
OF
n GOOD SIX-ROOAI DETACHED
DWELLING, KNOWN AS
No. 1906
MechanicsviIIe
Turnpike Il.
COR MOSBY STREET.

pnrSuant to decree of the Law
a ana Equity Court of the city OF
niichm0nd. in the cause styled Olive
Miiiieton VS.. Bernice h Minfctoi,
tt as. entered on September 20. r920.
IN Deed Book p. page 234, we. the
unuersisned special commissioners.
appointed FER the purpose. will. on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER s. 1920.
ut O'Clock p. NJ.
on the promises, proceed to sell AT pub
NC auction AL that certain lot OF land
win improvements thereon. lying aud
bein. in jefferson Ward. in tho city
OF Richmond Va. on the west side
Of Mechanicsvlile Turnpike. between
Christian and Williams Streets. be-
Christian street. thence extending
sou,hwardly along and fronting on
said western line OF MeChanicsvillc
Turnpikc 30 feet and running back
ing lot No. 49,. in Davenport's sub
division OF Bacon Tait's plan" w
This property should attract the
attention Of any one locking for n
home. as possession can be had upon
short notice
TERMS: Cash.
ROBERT Il. GAYLE.
Special Commissioners.
Olive Il. Mimeton. .........P ltn.
Bernice II. Mimeton ct ais -. Detts.
In the Law and Equity Cour, of the
city q! Richmond.
!. Luther Libby, clerk OF said court.
certify that The bond required of the
special commissioners hy the degree
in said cause OF September 20. 1870.
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this first day
OF October, 1920.
LUTHER LIRBY. Clerk.
SPLENDID ESTATE-Ovcr 100
acres nnc land. onc-half under Guilt
walton. in King and Queen County.
Can he used for truck or stock farm
ing TO big advantage. Would also
make fine game reserve. Will soil
for cash or on terms: or would like
to have good man to rent. j. q.
KING. 80 Cedar St, Suffolk Va.
Real Estate Auc,ionoers, al
SOI East Main Street. tpr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
SALESMAN

Desires change. Well
connected, but business
reasons demand change; d
Years experience; now
travelling Virginia and
North Carolina. Best ref
erenccs. Address D 42S,
care Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
EMPLOYMENT
COLORED MEN.
Help Wanted-NlnIc

COLORED MEN.
Wanted colored men
for night work in to-
bacco factory, job
room hands preferred.
Work from 6 to 10
o'clock. Start Tuesday
night, October 5.
LARUs & BRO. CO.,
on Twenty-frst Street,
between Main and
Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
THURSDAY, OCTOBER /. 1920,
Al 5.nN n,Nlnck y II 49,

4 DIcTIoNARY Without index. woSia
n"s appsa' e you Every TiIptk.pis:
s,.e.n You can sadly snd AID ar
sTOP Aad think how p;sny bandrsd, Il
sdA ssss M = f15gF 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
REIL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale s:s
SOME FARM HAnGAINs.

al: acres. one hal, in good
state or cultivation. balance, in
wood: with new co;taS. with
basrfncnt: nice yard. putpuildiuEs
in good repair: located near rail-
city property. Price. sC.5p0.
~ l-2 acres. one-half In good cul-
tivation. balance IN woods. good
room dwelling. with bass,nens
outbulidings. located near rail.
road and car line. Price. $500
Richmond: 40 acres in good cui,I.
walton. balance In woods and pas
turc: 6-rooin dwelling. . halls. In
good condition; outbuiidinYs or
chard. VIII trade for city prop
crty. Price. $1,000.
1876 acres. 10 miles north Of Rich
mond. about IS ucrrs cleared. 200
cords Of wood. 100000 feet Of saw
timbe'; good pasture: 7-rooul
dTe Ling. in good repair. Price.
We have farms containing from .
TO 1000 acres. in any section ypu
desire. at reasonable prices viii
be very glad to take care OF you.
J. A. CONNOLLY & CO..
seventh und Franklin SIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
No. COS N. | 9th
Street

BY virtue of a certain deed Of
trust. dated September -. 1914, and
recorded in the Richmond chaneery
page li2. default having, been made
in the payment of the debt secured
thereby. and having been required
by the beneficiary hereunder so to
do, ]. the undersigned trustee. VIII
on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER I. 1920,
AT 500 O'Clock T.. Nj.
on the premises, proceed to sell N
rnblic Auction the property conyeycq
therein. viz: All that certain lot of
land. with all improvements thereon,
lying and being In the city Of Rich
mond. Va, beginning at 4 point on
the eastern line OF Thirteenth Street.
one hundred and forty seven II7)
feet four t4 inches south Of M
Street. thence running southwardiy
along the eastern line of Thirteenth
Street and fronting thereon twenty
four CAD feet, and extending b.rrk
eastwardly from said front, At right
angles and between parallel lines
ono hundred nDd thirty-twO '-TIyIl
feet to nm alley fiftecu I5I feet &Ide.
being part % lot No. In ,JohpsoE's
This property Is now rented. and
is "A very good Investment. ana would
make good homo for colored- PEG.
TERMS Cash:
w: p. Redo Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
LIVE STOCK
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles
Poultry and supplies

FRESH COWS-G IL Plagclnan.. store
HIoad Street Road. Boulevard 2O2O- w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen ana Agents

STOCK sALESMAE-Iiixh-sr grade expert
,enced .,osk salesman desired by out
p.rience. Apply l. 2JS. caro- TImes-Dis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Situations wunted--Aiulu 8

-
ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper payma,tcr
cashier. - years .rpetIence. desires TO
a Igsste IA K!ehm mn.,s Va Can be free
tEIlo. - w. !iiddle Street. Baltimore. Md.
AMHlIIouS iOU$G MAN. combination
double entry DookkccpcE and tyu!si
yeats - noi nee. desires position. H. i0i.
car. IiinCs- DlsDatCh
BOOh KEEPER AND OFFICE MANAGER
Young man. Intelligent and a!nbitIouH
exceptionally good experience with ZONE
"i Iatsrst Wholesale and tobbing houses
M" holding executive position Of rcsnor-
riblN. Tea years with one concern Very
h!EheHt references. Married. salary s, so
yer annum. Is 80 care Times DISPATCH
ooEKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN
wanted. position bOOkKc and
general ONCE maa. Can furnish refer
enccs l. sss. care Times Dispatch
FREIGHT rkAFEIc aA.AGEK desirry
70 locate here. years experience with
falToIis. ihicTstit" toinnlcrc" Commits
ZION aai ,n!IEeTc!t! work: best references
Address J ils, car" Times Dispatch
-
lSiEI-Ll1ENT young man desires yosI-
tph ~ Egounds during faIg. X i92. care
81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04

FOR SALE; lot 2tAi2o ie.t on Lee Ave.
nue., III Monument Annex. Just beyond
the Belt Line. at s26 u foot This iot
vii double In value when the streets are
hnisheu. which now being extended
Call HouleYard lYG7. W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
business Places for Ecnt

BROAD: Main ard side street stores for
~ iIlrd'ats possession. Gordon L. Straus,
.s!s t.ast Main Street Ph9n. Madisor iIco
HHpAD 81. auto salcsroon and EsraE. for
rent very sttra,tiy- mid town section.
j "a c.rs TIMES D.EDatch
WEST ESb--GaTaEs for rent in ZOO
b!ocK- can boulevard :STC-J.
Nnntct!-To kcnt 81
ArA RTMENr--y GnY coupir ,Ies!re two
OF thftr-roOu apartment, t,ru ;oc;us
with kIICncH.It.. la IVES; End ID 40
care I!nes DIS atch
FARM Wanted; to rent farm near Rich
mona Lau furnish team or viii work
on hhEreS Address w. Is. TOLBERT Rlce
Va. IL, =. -. No. 2.
FURNISHED room wanted. Single mid
az asfd man. who travels. want. 10
rent peri"ahsltly thoroughly modern
IuFh!shcI room. with private bath. Pre-
1T, nfst'foJr room with private entrance
hei"Tyncts 'ETniahed. State terms. X So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-04
Trustees
Auction Sale

OF, y -s1N-ROoM DWELLING. WITH
4 IOuR-ROOM DIV EI.LING IN
THE REAR, KNOWN AS
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-08-05
WILL LOOK OVER
THE SISKIWIT HARBOR
United States Federal Engineers
Will Prepare Data on Siskiwit Bay
For Use in Case Harbor is I'm
proved.


A complete survey Of the condi-
tions existing about the Siskiwit river
in northern Bayfield, county is to be
made by Col. F. A. Pope, of the en-
gineer's corps, stationed in the en-
gineers' office, Duluth. The order is
part Of the provisions of the river and
hafbor bill passed and approved June
5th.
Some of the facts that Colonel Pope
will try 20 ascertain are: What terri
tory is tributary to the stream, the
population and resources of il, and it's
imports and exports; what means of
transportation are employed, the kind
of boats, if any, freight and passen-
ger rates charged in the territory;
what highway connections the local
ity has and the ownership of the wSrf
and landings in connection herewith;
the king of improvement asked by
the people who caused the region to
be included in the bill; the amount
of prospective business in the COM
munity; outlook for growth and de-
velopment; benefits expected from the
Improvement; and any special diff
culties that may arise in the improv-
ing of the region due to natural con-
ditions.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-08-05
HUNDREDS ATTENDING

The Midsummer Frolic being held
at Bayfield, this week has been draw
ing large crowds from all of the sur
rounding towns and Washburn has
been sending large delegations to
participate in the fun and the Frolic
The entertainments have been fine,
the booths have been drawing large
crowds, and the dances have been
largely attended. The Bayfield, peo-
pie put pep" into anything which
they attempt and the frolic is only
another evidence of the worktogethe1
spirit of the people of the Harbo1
City. The purpose of the Frolic
was to raise funds for the new mem
orial Hail at Bayfield, and to furnish
fun for everyone and it was decided
success in every way.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-08-05
A FINE FENCE

What is perhaps one of the finest
fences in this part of Bayfiend coun-
ty is being erected by Mr.. r. L.
SCHNEIDER around his eighty acre
acre farm on the Bayfield, road just
the other side of Houghton. Mr..
SCHNEIDER is building a fence that will
stay up, using woven wire feucing
and it is a beauty.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER expects to Craze cat
tie on his land this season but his in
tention is to engage in the raising Of
blooded stock just as soon as he can
get his land in shape and can erect
buildings. He has an ideal location
and fine piece of land and believes
enough in the Bayfield, county re-
gion to put his money into farming.
We need other fellows like r. L.
SCHNEIDER to help open up the fine
farm lands of this section.